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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-30
EO1. Safe %. Lease.


ttOrr uTthev artiCuolsvs INQUIRE Of Corbin q Dow
eys sw, OF OF JAMES NAY.
For Sale or Lease.
IHOUR LOTS situate, on ID and Scott strest, TO
T. particulars enquire Of OORBIs Dow, or
tanRlhdnl jams NAY
For Sale or Lease.
VIvwENTY-THkER eligible Building I.ots, situatef
i on Harrison, Third, Ripley and blOndea0e Styeets
will be sold leased reasonable terms tor paP.
ticulssr enquire Of OORBiN 4 Dow. or
(auxdtN AnneMAY
For Sale.
- ONE hundred and twenty Building lots in or
~ Addition n the town Of Fort Byron.
Those iots a igible ami handsuCney situated on
shs bsnk II the nisaissipp they VII BE- sold
t6NAblr Terms.
For particulars inquire Of Messrs. Durfee, Pratt
Oo;, Port Byron, Charles J. Rogers, nsQ., IeOlare
Oorbin 4 Dow nsvenl ort, or Of tho suh~criber.
ey JAnnD NAY.
n. The subscriber mas numboriess desirable pie
ceof land In aud near the cities Of Davenport and
Lestre, Amp near tho town Of Port Byron. that he
W,hses IN sell. COctIhtfl ~.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-30
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD

or NADIA.
H4-A DEIJ0HTFrLANDRo ROMANTIC ROUTE
Prom TVS wEsST
BOsten, New York AID the Es.a.v IN Aantes.
Wa the Michigan fentrdi Gre1t W cstera, tSgdrns-
bnrgh ami Vermont Central and
GRAND Trsnk RniIrsnd II Canada.
Passengers by this route have IN opportunity ct
visting some ~ the grsneest and most wonder mi
scenery in the world. Including J6ronfo, Niaoar.
Fals. StS7vnsion Bridge, tbs thousand Island,
Jeit.><1 ~ the ~ Laurence. Qustnc, Nontrsei,
White Mountdins, the Tubular Bridge. (nsarfy
miles Ia iengkhD, Luke Ch0wrl0sn. fs0s Of Mont
r"Oreadi, Hudson Rsrer, &c !, etc ~
On ann after MAJ 1S56, bsgsage will ~ ehee L. 1
through from Ohicaso -
The Nsmmoth steamship
IEvIAT HAN.
Op 9l.!10 TONS, AND 100 vkEr LoN0
liz under contract to this company for one or more
trips Portland this year Tourists return tiche,s
from Chi,ro u the ca ief towns In Europe vii shot,
~ h. issued. Tichets from Chicago for all poin,s
Mast, els" for the levta han. for the o. y. +.
Cas- ships can be obtained at the Office Of the Grani
Trunk Railroad, No. 70 Iearh horn street; Chtcax".
FNHAN0t ON kuHors-S Rht Drafts on LIud. a
at Nv" d. liars PSF pound sterling. be procai ei
at the ofics Of The Grand Trunk Railroad, In CHI
cago.
wARRACK,
Agent 81 Gr. Trunk n X Co. o. Canada.
Aprisdtf-cHs
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Rock Island TPesp1sscr'
To all whom it may concern.
T.lKE NOTICE.

i War Department ~ sAssnt Of the Qnagter MAS
Ter Department q Rock Island" With f1ll instrss.
tons 70 adopt al neoessaSy msaeuree for ~ pro.
lection Of the properly from deprsdstioas aad inssu.
sjons" Now therefore, ~ persons whnnsosvsg, not
having le11y Ss0At ass hereby warned and nalined
% quit III. premises, and abstain ffom aay further
1{s pssuty o .. xsssnaa - 1nnsog v,u ~
charge Of I'll WOOD cst % the ground anA lpshd ~
eeessn peasovi1GtAo onGne um1o ~ pgop8 lanA0a
en- - aaDooDD6 0n1 PAID.
a pssssas ars lasssv iussa1 susane w. = ~
bsr q - h1nA - aeetoa1 - e1g60 @g1 -
lseZea vAesessyS 9 - - - - 49,
.... tfA5lE1H
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-30

REMOVAL.
STONE 7VD RENrT.
"R HAVE sECURED THE MAGNIFICENT
w Store Room In METROPOLITAN BLOCK where
we will remove the LIST OF March. We are At great
exp nse in lifting up the same, DESTROYS Of mai ing
keep. At all times, the largest aud most compete
stock OF
Mems and Boys Clothing
To be found West Of Chicago. We shall also con
tinue the manufacture OF Custom wots CAL ind
sc us. We Offer cur present store for rent on the
most liberal terms.
Feb dtf r. H PARK0S ca
n II M q " a L..
uARDWAKK ON COMPASSIONATE tubscri-
IL Der has renewed his entire stock OF HARDw ARE
to his store IN Nichols Block corner Of second
and Brady streets, sign OF the BROAD ANE. where
he viii keep on hand general assortment Of goods
In his line.
CARPENTERS, BUILE rs,
Ella CKSMI1IlS, MACIlINLS7S.
IINNNEA.S and FARMERS
will here ind u larke and well assortei stock Of
Shelf and Aeary Hardware
which will be sold by tho undersigned ct ten to
twenty-five per Cent less than before offered W
thls market.
Country dealers can buy ct this store At 40 low
rates AZ II st. Louis Chicago. eau and examine
before purchasing elsewhere.
7o,dtf T. n vAQURupN
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CHICAGO.

~. o's DEAHbORN IT., CHICAGO.
Montreal Ocean Steamship Co.'S
'1'l1alzs SHIPS.
tNnlAN. MONTH BRIfON (Drw)
BOHxkIAN, (new) HUNGARIAN. tn~w)
NOVA SCOTIAN, (nsvJ i------. mtwl
Running ~ Connection With the GRAND TKUN6
eAnkOAD u Canada. v,i"r eousssCs with ne
Canadian Government :" transport u. 0ails.
hate. 81 sslllss..- =
,,er. x .,.,, 1.t s.,,,s, r' ,. z...e.
isvn tue I'D Of Msv to tie isy ,hr 18th Of Apr.
ash OF Nov. Inclusive. tn 2olh 81 Ocs. sarlnsis..
During the winter months these vessels come.
with the GRAND TRusK RImHoap ~ Por,iAni
Raies Of Psssssc.
From CAtcdgo 10 iipe,ypof ". Mich. Cent al.
Great Western and GRAND TRUNK RAN
ROADS And Ste.mers,
ISL glass. ....................vcU 10 $40
ssrcr ing to accumulation.
SteersGe So
including cooked prnvnons.
From Xiredpoo! 70 Chicago Vi. Steamers and Ra,l-
roads,
Cioss.... 40 L. Sfts %
according - accommodation.
'.'.:....:....... ......-.:........sei .
inciuGing cooke provisions
A fully qusined Surgeon sats In sacL vessel.
Zach passenger tcketci through VIII be wei the
same quantity 81 bsssass Free by Railroad ~ ~
steamer viz 2Ocubic for each cabin ana 10 ,,ct
for zach strerage pas -enger.
Speet,l trains from Quebec with the Mails and
Passengers are DISPATCHED on tho arrsvs, 81 e. n
Seamr.
II will be observed from the following table n AZ
the Canadian iint hiss beaten other crossing
the Atlantic, the average passages Of thevCunsrd
and Collins lines as by The annual tables in Nh N
Uerdld during 1891 being
o,,,,o. k%. as. " r., ,on " ..''",s
Cun'd my 10 - Cnn'd nY.s Is
noston II :. Baton. az ~
Canadian LILO 10 o Canadian l,ae n
were IL 'ays 10 Liverpool and ~ days 10 Quebec -
The Ccrs Line have made pa .ag.s Of IS 10 - i, 70
and the Cnnard Line OF l5to II Gays.
TO kMlasR ANTS.
PASSAGES may be secured al the Office oftha corva-
nv III chic ,go By sailing vessels from London Law
pool, Plymouth, Glasgow, Bristol Hnn Ahrr,e.l
and MONTH So An agent Of the GRAND 7RgNK
RAiLROAD experimenting the REMOVAL ~ emit
grants AMI baggage at Quebec free Of charge
Fare from &s0 To go to Chicago, INCLUDING cook.d
provisions.
For passage or freight from Chicago 10 Liverpool
or Liverp"o TO Ohicagp or by any OF the eonpan, Q
sailing ships, apply 10
, wARRACx.
Agent 81 the " d n 3 90
aprlS-dte-CHs No &c Dsnrbor0 ~, Chicago
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For Rem 1.

VINHE OYFiCR her etofore occupied by Messrs Oo0k
Diiion \ i.Edley, Opposite Cook b aargsnts
bAns.
Enquire ~ N KUHuYn Tobacconist. fDec9sas
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Uau,ina Aeaoemies.
4 DODwORTH"
\. DANCING AcADExIEA,


No 90 Brvsd-sy. Esw-ictk-
No Isl Mo..axa.~r iars Brcsk,yn,
wu ..--.uoe IN Eew.York "a SATURDAY, See< 81 In
Brooklyn. FRIDAY, SEPT "a
Mr. DODWORTH would take occ<sor 20 say tass %
ssas fel. Necessity Of Introducing system 81 los
Is yosuzsr pup By vnch the ersrcir o. esn
caA teLed payosuy aud tncss eefsi u we %
velouup Of graceful than hss ee-n Of late -sn
ne facility iii which the Prlis and sirLsl dances o. ne
rpseus nss cqued has indneea many "a nese ace
ens q tina b. outed tao sppesaaoe Of " msny
mis-es 81 e present esses,on
Ar, cent allowed tSef crsks 'oa1
exercise ahtn ths craving name ssunaee ne P
t,o, IN whch o1a r,ra,nrt ney are soea ens
., teacher OF dancing expectation thai BY banning the
Nd aud they viii q once eecons sfsefu worner
0,ry ,-se ssouh b. better uader;oS Were osen
eut dancing IL life, Intervals during ther necessary
s.s and allowed 70 exercise tssu In slos
sneh dances lin addition ~ the ones
~ would srsce the 6sarc, walk ana eyey movement
emspa would .n b. gained consistent with tue trae defect
u valuable sccomrahmept Aaxisn TO restor- tn- an 70
former Mr.. Dcdvorh Instructed Az classes
lat graceful s.rdy the Angs ne C1r ana
o.hsr similar usefSess Tie evsnt suce.s OF th1
ss,uop 20 DANCING q caEeucs and eQrnS
~ late rouss Germany, France and oress brtSp %
aAs basnrss call the mos, prominent tssca-s
spl consul, them regard 70 hs he~ neSodss accom-
pans tsese desfsbs resg He hopss hsresors TO have
information w ADDITION 70 hn own ex
suly uais th. dance Polka vii improve their hssth
Agre and wah and consequently have saaJ erect upon
movsmep. in life
Dursns EuroT~sn OF a sesson, Ar Dod~ortA has
~ opportunities Of sUiyiny the peculiar dances Of
RshnA and HuGSsy popular tho present time IN vienna
sArlies. monet OF OF the present. season.
Circular may Be had at either Academy.
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HAouhI v ARLINGTON COLLEGIArE IN

M OONl W honlHO lVN NOhAI.S
Ul sTf1ITE No. as <As. tentrsnce 10 10
81 or W,,h-r:oa-ssuas, Op-uel it. Sx;eesfA Arsde"s
Yssr On MONDAY SEA- %. lsS =.
This 4. PRIVATE HfeS DC HooL, nrnsSsnx os 80 ..t
sod and ST. srd edrcatou Nzzreeuus oeunf ~ -
esty ss We. As INV eoirs-, cen -sify tbs theash1es
vsfs wkieh pupib % this Institution hs'e dlt.ns G =
eeer yex-s. ple,.d th. ssaiHuio co1r-e 1e
unssrpsssec The Principals DO erVo'e iar
vision and Instruction erected saf arrsnxrd tee oisl
presiy for tbe Iaa.rEt.oa Thsy employ tea s"'"r'S
pru:sssors aid teaehsr.-
TL-R ROOMS All FURNITURE nav. ben ,noro1f1y r-n,-
vs-d. Aid STAGE IL emR.ey-d daily 20 convey SMALL
BOYS o. dis..ncs TO and FROM the sche,l -.
S1Ger,. pspans for the Sopoomore Ca" 81 Cosete ~
.r.. Fr-.Lasn Course CAsses Slr'eyins
hxer hsheua srrrsy IN process OF i'-A,sn
Tho.~ in r-roh spansA, BoostespE1 CoinsrrS
An'sIs.te PssnsasEr DRIVING al rs'aAs Se siss~I
r,lsrs -.
one Of Il. Prarips takes special esarss on the yoaasf
received under srp>rot adv sst2ses ~ seven
y-ss .se sfectaa e,se for acquiring oorrect Use o.
tnsish and sfinS all IN spell IN sccessri
opers..on TIE building wei ven'a,ea nrSss0sf sas zee
Papls Of .. tse DeP.rnenn FEY =. ~ 49, 80.
square particularly Invnsa 70 vsa "a aness
ests eurins daily and the char ef
srd nod CT tie iss,ros impaired Circu,'s prsea.sd u
~. Broadway bts,ores oeten tut pa
sar, Of foaowins PRESENT. Fstrsas are
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-27
90 farmers ano Others.

HORSES for SALE am again in the field
j with ihirtyhvs hrscsss HORSES which hav. select
"a with than my usual from different parts OF this
State. Among them have Twelve pairs Of elegant close
uabr desirable Single Homes sad also
clSss SPEED h5rses shs resin With .hen place
Wk;esboro' tt Tie 2h Of September Afsr that time
aba. be sd quarters. Posts stable, 2ithst, " T.
where NY trends and csodrs respectfully invited cA
sDa examine for themselves WM. JURALEMAN Agent.
ITO STOCK BREEDERS.-For SALE, two
PIGS ,m tie FsIi o. Sefon's ceebsaea Psxery row on
y Fox pedigree sna particulars inquire No Isl
SoatA-...
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Imusemeuts.


A e. A d EN- OF N u -
n Ths pubic are respectfully informed tba. N sSe
Il The sPpIo.ehlDs estssturr 81 the o'~p.' ."
POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK
'i SSrfS asS s1 i:,'F''' ~
Re,,ur. eh.f dosyre.
WILLIAM IELL, ,o., ,o,.,,,i
Is = fao9f
s.:; ie;I. Ss gs5Rssas5
S'sn"' S sssssf GSzsrARosL spoF GARisoLDi
rrno'e'i oA'r'ei Icr Il Y Ess sat
81. oALxrrE md mnss IAyIcSE =; ! SI RRArEsL
ssosor..;......., s No nSf ToRhixsl
srEcIAL so n, 4. -, .a,s, ~. -.
.sses.y niormsd that tho oI~asd oc!>s,
&c oS'n commencing " 4 s's,:ss
P.rqoe. prr.. ciroi. and BoIss.-.-.".....-.sIs
ysnly Circle. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 20
B,sssss. and Hair. Mras ssore. sad ssSe' No % waa'.
A CADEMY OF Music; - ONE CHEAP
IA .slos rrfRS haesb1A S' sep. 80.
''a' 70 ais s E: s5' Ts si a 5SssssiEa
p.,isu. 70 heT departure fes Hsssns A..
The Submission T NJ : s,sssEAtE6 STATS e
DURTON7S NEW THEATER-BROADwAY
ID EosoA ~ 9H md; o EsIasS 'SSESbio
~ THCNATORE.
x.a as% sisssa; g. RoaERTs rse
;ss:,ss and Mr. Ers kSsA rfsskss s1 ~" ''
40 49, HAND Br,es., Canoli Mr. A PaTIeT &c 10
r''A ~" - - IRISH TUTOR
. la ~. ssx,,oh, Myore M. Mari Smith, &c
NJOW 0pEN nf the CRYSTAL PALACE,
IN nav and EVENING. frou. q N. until 10
TIE THlRFfrH ASY isS44 KAFs OF THE AMERICAN
r, lssr, display the products Of National Skt ard
D0DWORTH's CORNET BAND
wsB h IN attendance EvERY EVENING, and On TUESDAY
snd SR IDA EVENINGS of each viii perform GRAND
MONUMENTAL CONCERT BY posrsnIne
relative ~ the FAX shouId be Addressed
own LEONARD Corresponding Secretary Cry.is rslsce
BIZ ordsr Of the Board OF Msnascrs -
URAND VOCAL and INSTRUMENTAL
" CONCERT TO be given BY the Misses DORA and LIZZIE
HA1ki9 pupils Of Dr. Scnilin1 assisted by EDWAhp N.Y.
LKEHACER and clebrsted Bssso and Tenor, VEIN
LiCH and PEKANESEA aud other celebrated artists
IoAvorhs Saloon No. SO Broadway on TUESDAY, sept
g. O'Clock Concest 20 commence at O'Clock rcs
Reserved Seat so cents extra Tickets 70 % hsd
n = pyfucpel Music Now-for
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Diano-fortes and Music.

A FINE ASSORTMENT of New 7.Octa'
"A PIANOS. Boston make, for RENT rem; allowed ~
ehase. A. VI. kANOUSE. No. f35 Brosd~sy.
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Gnilerp. 6arowars ano inn.

L'ARNERS' and GARDENERS IArIs
J. MENTS In great ysrkty, fof sole by $1,000
CHAS. s. LITTLE Co. Nos IS and "A yusSS
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WRITING or ARITHME

- TIC prepare gentlemen or boys psccsy or ous.es
Nr DOLBEAR No coo Broadway has few s-ss vacant Tor
afternoon evening" which b. secured this day only
SO ior fu practical course. Regular terms SS D.
Mornns session from to IL to prepare BOYS for business Two
private desks
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paints, Oils, Glass, Sc.

ARBON PAL y T from C0AL).-
back q aEes iIea beauty dur4Gay Endares
greet heat without ch-n Fes eolT.sol of Yeas aud fr
roots aud other exposed s.usH Aay ps IN
lei. Roofns paint for IS 81 eE est
MAURICE wURrS1 Co, No ia Ws1rst-. n. T..
C>OBURNs Extrs LARD OIL VERY pure; ein
~ usvsc .a. AND vii buzz ~ ~ sperm S.rra
saIons JOHN ". QUINCY, Co, No y wl-.n a.
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L'IRST-PRIZE PIANOS and MELODEONS
for SALE RkNT yery lov ra,os Agency Of Jacob
Chckernx Boston Pisaos ) d. H. W. Salths cele bfset
kelodeons and improved New YORK Pianos
A 81 KASOUSE. No. As Broadway.
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y y
(H.r fret spY~araDce.b
In " hich character she will sing: ,
It.s bette 10 aurh TIL N be- shns" "Mage byIny side
As suinse. Ethiopian Medley eompr.ns thirty P,Pa
lar melodies; Duet, Sussuna !" Sir. Jsrer-on and h
Mscarthy; Du-t ''Come brave the with me. love ~
MI Peter and Mis- Mscsky; Fnsie Jo.dsn hard road
travel"
After which, the celebrated prenie{ danseuse,
Mile LOUISE LAMOUREUX
viii cxecute ne of her exquisite Pss Seuis.
Doors open at 7; TO commence 81 1t o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-27

7 A. BENJAMINs MUSIC ROOMS, No. 25o
IL Bowery viii be opened and sfer Sept gih for
Puris on Forte Violin Flute Guitar &C., &c eio for
twenty private sson' IS in class Ss The re.deSee q
sth.a every Monday aud Thursday from to o'clock
Free Css. will be organized Tor the Violin and Flute on
Tuedsy evening o'clock Entirely free fos al Young
gentlemen and koys respectfully invited.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-27

A CADEMY Of MUSIC Five Admission Tick
"A Academy Of huc b LET for tbs ensuing
Opes Thee Mcket confer the holder eli tho
legal privileges soeihor Of sdission 10 the
ell and Of secton OF sestA Inquire Of L.
s. BUXTON, No. II Wsnst-, second story, ofoo No ].
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-27

A MOST excellent Rosewood PIANO-FORTE,
IA ana Of exceedingly hne and touch fully
rsnted viii DO sold at very great bargain second hand
Plano taken In exchange by ALBERT WEBEk Manufacturer
No ISi Wet Broadway. Canal.st.
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printing.

AT EVERDELL's his celebrated WEDDING
IA CARDS spendidly engraved only be had Broadway
Orders By nisA solicited specimens
RAKER Il GOODWIN, Tribune Buildings print
10 everything. from the smallest CARD LABEL the
larzes, I'LL OF BOOK ct the Lowest Cash Prices.
ENGRAVING and PRINTING.--Hali-pric
IL Wedding At Home and Bustnes Cards Bin Heads Notes
Cheeks Bills Of Exehsns Gc at KELLYS No. 81 Fulton o.
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YsTIC HALL SEMINARY for YOUNG

WI LADIES-Horsebsct Riding and Salt Water Bthins
enjoyed. The Collegiate Course. embracing all ths,
necessary thorough and an.hed ~ducstoi Afforded
Aspc admission, Catalogue be made
T. r. SMITH, Harvard College. Hsss
REyrRsscgs-Hon Robert c. Winthrop. LII d.. Bosloni
Hon Edward Everett LII. D.. Boston Rev John fisrSout,
Wet Mediordi Rev: ehsss BROOKS, Wee, hsdford Rev
CSeorae w Bsgdvn. d. D., BosoB Gardner A n. frnci
pal Of the Bos.ou Latin School, Hon Abbott Lawrence LII
D.. Boston Rev Hubbard Winssv New York Rev. William
Hasss d. D. NewYort; Rev. Rolln II. Meal d. D. Boston
Hon. samuel Houston, Te1sA
The mamarI Of the iust l. Marcel
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E'IRTH, POND i Co., No. 547 Broadway, N.
Y.-PIANO-FORTES and MELODEOSS-PsIti-s viii
positively ind ~ their sdvsnts Piano Foote's
before Grcns As have been ter 81 yri
an superior and viii sell at lower prices
any Of the New PIANOS TO LET and the rent
spilled IL puch.sed Second hand Pianos from SIS 20 100
New Melodeon $40 Our Stock OF Sheet Music and Msi
complete Schools supplied Ausc sent oy
mail
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esr r.a G.,rr. p.,,s b D. Mr.. job, Hinyw
Nc. " p Hss.m.v~ Nj B. Il. Hs.-l.
hon. Henry L. Davies. " J.n.s HUI
49, Wo.s,-, D M Theodore Hyatt
Js. {. Fsu-.s., n D. NJ T. o. JeGfia.
~ y, t Esssy - AZ; ASse- Mr Frrsa..l k.els.
waa.l- N. AEen. eel. nrs W. sa k,tA
T.. Hwy t 4; Aha ~ T rss kiat.n
Mr. Julie. l. Xliss Mr. JsrsnL.h Lsussrt.
~. i.~.. 1. BssSis. NJ Rhi.,d D. Ls,hrSr
&. 4 -. s.1i s:a = = !ss. - Levy .
= S En- T. =. w ws 4 4 H Hsis:s:
M s. = Bal Csp.- Z. q Asr~ia
r. r. s s.s; Y P :a:. s::s..;
NJ w Bous.r IA Jane. II. Noe.
NJ. z. C. Becfssc; " c CT. L Moron.
~ o. g. a " ii sra.s.Id NJ cou--laadt r.Im,r
Mr. Melsaetsor Bsrr Mr. Thsodos fsyas
Nra GeorE. Bussel Mr. ssmael Perry:
Mr. Henry B1tEs ~. W Ps-s rn.0'a'
hl. yoss t cssrse. Mr. Jo.tps D Powers
NJ Amo. r. Css&e Mr. France, Price.
Hr Tso. j. ccEnaa Mr. david o..eisa!a,A
Mr. Cha. /. Coruish Mr.. RltNd A. Rss3ias
NJ John N Corwin- Mr. yosish RschsrdA
NJ wm. 4. Cumming. Mr.. Ellen Rn..el
M Hor.or II Day NJ RGfs. Sanger
M Norr.u Delsus Mr. b. L. Sea nit..
NJ john Ds1os ~ Hearyy s..nan
M Anon n Dvixh. Mr. c. ~ S:l
Mr.. Jus.us Earle. Mr. John X simon
Mr.. James Em0rs. ~ Joan v S'oe@
Nr. Joseph Essns: MI Ssorse smith
Mr. Lyman Psrweu Nj Dsnie' L. STAT
NJ, y A PicN Mr. James L. S.rwsr.-
M Geo w Forlham Mira Hanush S,Les-
M John Foster Mr. Henry Stokes
Mr. Jonathan o. Povisy hY. Jeretaah Sulifvaa-
Mr. Abrsham Frasee. Mr. fredr1cS TAco"-
Mr. r. A. O-rhsrd- Mr o. X Terre"
Mrs. George 0owsn. Mr. ysnes Thohis<
NJ, John fr.v Mr. John u. Tford-
NJ S,hri-sopser 0vyer Mr. Thss. J. Tovnsenl -
Mr. Jsnie. T. Hs4d-u- NJ. Amos Troworid
M lanes Hsrdbev Mr. Wa y. Van Wsscuea-
Mr.. Louis T. Hsrsous Mr. Charles l. sose
Mr.. Geo B. Harrison Mt Alanson WsInsfof&
NJ. T. v. Haushwou.- Mr. Edwin WAITE
Mr.. Albert Havemeyer. MT Homer Wnre
N Dewitt, C. Hsy, Mr.. Chss A. Whitney.
Mr. Henry Hsbberd M T. r. "maA@
M J. c. Wthinytou
AL of whom have had this fputiou from enc TO nine
GEO w. CLARKE, A. N. p,,,c;,.i.
JAMES FANNIN8, A. ~,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-08-12

CHAIR AND FURNITURE
ESTABLISHMENT IN THE u. STATES
No rs g. % North Gay st., near Fayette,
"HERE is kept always on hand. or made to
w order, every style of French Tete-a-tetes, in
Plush, Hair, Cloth, or Brocatee.
French Full Stuff and Medallion Parlor Arm
Chairs, in Plush, Hair, Cloth or Brocatelle.
French Full Stuff Carved Paror Chairs, in sets,
with Plush. Hair, Cloth or Brocatelle.
Sofas; half French Spring Mahogany and Wal
nut Parlor Chairs, in Hair, Cloth or Plush.
Rocking Chairs-various designs, in Hair. Cloth
and Plush.
Stuff Spring Lounges large assortment al
ways on hand. or any pattern made or covered with
any goods to order.
Chamber suits-in Mahogany or Walnut, com
plete, from $35 up.
Cane Chairs and Rocking do-the largest as
sortment ready made in any one house in the
United States-from SIP dozen up.
Bar Room, Office and Dining Chairs, in Oak,
Walnut or Mahogany, with Cane, Wood or Stuff.
ed Seats--an assortment embracing over SO Dozen
Wood seat Chairs and Settles and Rocking
Chairs-over 100 dozen. A. MATHIOT,
Nos. 25 and ~ North Gay ST., near Fayettee.
June IL, lS57-ly.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-08-12
WIN. GRANGE Il CO.,
Shipping and General Commission Me-

WIN. GRANGE Il CO.,
Shipping and General Commission Mer-
chants,
No. Exchange Place, Baltimore.
T ARGE Stocks of the purcst RYE WHISKEY,
IL old Virginia Planters, Ziegler's, Congress,
Brownell's, and other Celebrated Brands, with
every description of BRANDIES, PORTS,
SHERRIES and other WINES, RECTIFIED
WHISKEY, &C., always hand at the most
moderate prices. White Wine and Cider VINE
GAR of superior quality.
Liberal advances made on consignments of Mer-
chandise generally, Western and other Produce,
Flour, Butter, Cheese, Provisions, Raw Whiskey,
Alcohol, Dried Apples, and Fruit generally.
Particular attention paid to the Purchase and
Sale of Clover and other Seeds, Grain, Tobacco,
&c.
5ORDERs PROMPTLY EXECUTED for every De-
scrption of Merchandise, Groceries, Foreign Fruit,
Packed Oysters, &c.
Ground SUMAC bought
BONE DUST of the purest kind, for Agricul-
tural purposes, always on hand at the lowest mar
ket prices, viz: IS cents per bushel-CASH; be-
sides cost of barrels or bags. This article is far
superior to Guano in its durable effect.
aD CIV
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-08-12
GUANO.

MO. PERUVIAN, of direct importation;
IN AFRICAN, containing Ammonia and Phos-
pilates in large proportions;
MEXICAN, GAP & ga Ar in barrels;
COLUMBIAN, in bags and barrels.
SUP. PHOS. OF LIME, warranted Of best
quality, in bags and barrels.
BONE DUST. in barrels, ,corranted pure.
All Of the above fertilizers are warranted of best
quality, and are offered at the lowest market rates.
FOWLE & CO.,
NH 4 Alexandra, Va.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-08-12
BALTIMORE, August 9Th, 1857.

BALTIMORE, August 9Th, 1857.
have analysed for BRIscoE, HILLEs & Co., Of
Hayre de Grace, Md, four samples Of "Susqae-
hanna L;nestone," from Wrightsville, Pa, taken
from four different Quarries. They were fonnd
to be free of sand and other impurities, and to
contain. besides Carbonate of Lime, respectively
from to Is per cent. of Carbonate of MAeNEsIA-
The former will be Of general advantage to the
lower counties Of Maryland, both on the Eastern
and Western Shores, and are especially adapted
to che application on 'White Oak Soils. The
latter should be applied to soils which are def
cient in both Lime and Magnesia. They are, in
general, the "Volcanic Soils of the Upper. and
the light soils in the Tide Water Counties OF
Maryland. JAMES HIGGMs.
State Agricultural Chemist Of Maryl and.
NH Off tf4@ t~
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-08-12
A GARD.

THE undersigned having taken the Storehouse,
J. No. AZ, Louisiana avenue, between 7th & 9th
streets opposite Centre Market respectfully invites
his friends in the country, and the public general
~, TO call and examine his stock Of Groceries,
Wines, Liquors, &C.
- H. NJ, B. MCPHERSON,
No. AZ, Louisiana Auenue,
ct8-1y. WAsHINGroN CRY, D. G.