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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-15
MR.. LEFEBVRE'S SCHOOL,
lSA CORNER q GRACE AND FoUsHEE STREETS

Iva CORNER CT GRACE AND FoUsHEE STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA.
The next session of cur School begins s.e let OF
OCTOBER 1858, and ends the ist of JULY 1859.
their regular of stldies ard who wish to
ry on further their mental Improvement, there will
be class in Bellies Letters and notwithstanding
twice a week Price of admission, $50 for the Who'll
The greatest efforts will be made to render this both
interesting and improving.
In the Primary department French will be taught
to the little children orally, without any charge
FACULTY:
HUBERT LRFEBvRE, A N, Principal.
WING WILLIAMS. A Il. Vice Principal.
Rev 3 keppler, John p Little. VI D, Mrs K A
Madame 3!archet, Mrs Miriam Taylor. Madame
Marie Estvan. ,Iehn A Calyo, W Thilow, Vim
6rabau, Eiiodoro Camps. Heinrich Schneider.
TERAs:
For Board 90
For Washing .......... ~ 70
Fer Lgh commencement W
For English Tuition. 40 o.
For MODERN Languages eacb....... 20 o.
FOR French. when studied exclusive of the
English branches ............. 40 90
For ~ W
For Music on Piano. Harp, Guitar, organ, or
Singing:
For one lesson (of an hour, a week 40 o.
For two lessons (of an hour) week. 20 20
For three lessons (of sn hour1 week 10 no
For four lesso {of an hour) $50 90
For the use OF Pitno:... 9 On,
For Drawing, from Models ..... - 90
For Drawing, from .......-... 40 u
For Painting in Water CoIors 40 o.
var Oli oo w
Primary Department, for children under Ii
years OF ~ w
" '-' ''''- " ' HGBBfEkT P LEFEBvRE.
have go eral of my puIiis TO placa as teachers.
Persons by apply ing to me, may secCre the services
Oh competent Instructors u.
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CudAR CUEHD FAMILY HAN6--se'
- falling u W. csass per pond. n
ssio-ss : ana I, Jsaakiia stssss.
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- WELLS SCHOOL will commence on the LIST
day OF October. and close on tina lat of July.
tERMs;-F,r Board, entire Session ........$2n 90
Primary Branches, do do....-. 50 Oh
Higher English Branches..~. 40 90
Languages each.... ............. 20 90
Music and Drawing, Professors Fees.
All other essential information will be conveyed
throus circulars. which can be obtained on appli.
cation TO Miss TAZEWELL. Grace street, between
TIN ana oth. jy 2S-3m
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pICHMOAD MALE ACADEMY, "a
~ SELEcT CLASSICAL, MATHEMATICAL and
ENGLISH SCHOOL,l FRANKLIN STREET ABOVE It'll.
II. III. l.. TIGHg, a. NJ, Principal.

II. III. l.. TIGHE, A. NJ, Principal.
The SIXTH Annual session will open ON MON
DAY, the 18th Of September. Terms, &c, same DIS
last year
Ths advantages of SELECT SCHOOL are obvious to
the mind CT every rejecting parent and such this is
designed to be in the strctest of the word. In
consequence OF the Senior Class entering College.
well other pupils going Into business there
will be some vacancies A Class Tor beginners in
English and Latin will be fermed those also will be
admitted Tho prepared to enter class es already
Ormed. The course Of instruction is thorough and
systematic. The Primary department receives par
ticuar attention Faithfdland we'll qualified Assist
ants are Engaged Fer further particulars, apply
after the 18th of September at the schoolhouse.
au 23-2n
THE EXERCISES OF MIR. STUART'S
l. CLASSICAL NDMATHENATICAL SCHOOL
will be resumed Monday, Oct 4th, corner Clay and
9th streets.
TERMS:
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E,EMALE SCHOOL IN HENalCU. =

Iva OF Broad and Is streets will be re-Opened
on MONDAY, the 18th of September.
an 25-tists&sthtol6thR
L,EMALE SCHOOL In HENhtCU. -
Ha, ing engaged, az Teacher, young lady. "a
Yirginian by birth VIII was educated for her voca-
ton. ia well qualified and has had several years sue
ressfil pefence II teaching. am DESTROYS OF 90
taining a few pupils TO board In my family. Ny oh
lect being the education OF my daughter at home,
the number Of scholars will be limited to enable the
teacher to pay special attention to eal b scholar
he usual branches Of English education, Preach
and Music. will he taught.
Ny lenee Is three miles northeast of Rich.
Elond: near the Mechancssie Turn pike, ia retsr-
81 and hsslthy neghborhoed The session win con-
nenee on tbs list October.
Persons desirtu Of sending their daughters, viii
please make early application
A few day scholars can be accommodated
znfl fRRMs: F7F's
payable half yearly. In adyapcel
Board. washing. lights. &c per session OF ten
inoutEe $50 90
Primary knglish branches ..........a ...,., rs 10
Higher DO % ........................ IS 90
french LAnEua 10 %
Music on the Plano. including use Of instru-
Fer further information, address
HUGH A. WATT,
Richmond Va.
Glsnwood. Sept. Int. 1855 an 3i-im
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MRS. PHILIP MAYO'o SCHOOL will
AVA be roorened OF MONDAY, the 10Th of Ser.
tember, IN room, on the lot owned and occupied
aud 4.h streets.
For further particulars. enquire of Mas. MAYO,
au 4-Zar4ySt1aw4Sm
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~ = kAGAsAN 4 AAC q.
~ RICH M0ND, VA.-The ninth session of this In.
stitution will commence the first MONDAY In
lc ober next.
For Catalogues, giving information as to terms,
boarding department course Of study &C.. with full
list OF patrons to which especial attention is called
.pply to Lee pow ELL
" A-dtl0thO PRINCIPAL
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The nextsession OF this Institution will commence
on Mefday. 9Th Of eerfemher. For Catslo.nes an
ply to CHAkLE5 Il Lf0HTFOvT,
Culpeper g H., Va.
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DEY GOODS.
--s~~--s~~~ss7 s~sNr~H-'~' =
nRY GOODS-FALL 1853.
WADswoRTH. TURNER Co.

NADSW0RTH. TURNER CO.
NO Is, l4TR STREET.
HAVE resolved al eAtca=lve aseortnent OF tof
EI1N AMI DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, lelected ex
ny.g.ly vi IA view To suit the wants OF the Nirgi.
na North Carolina and Tennessee trace. which VIII
be ea.red at prices they fear no competition.
TIE trade is respectfully solicited TO exatnlhe
Their stock. &c I'm
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T AMBLEk WEED'S

7 AMBLEk WEEDS
y. CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL,
Near corner Clay and 18th streets.
The Sixth Annual Session OF this School will com
mence on MONDAY. 9th September next.
TERMS:
payable semi-annnaiy. in ad7ance)
ordinary English Branches, Per annunl.....-$ 90
Advanced do. with Classics and Mathe-
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AIRS. SUSAN REEDS SCHOOL, cor
Iva ner Of Broad and Is. Streets will be reopened
on MONDAY, the 18th of September.
An 2j-tIstS&Ythtol6ths
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INSTRUCTORS.

CHARLES e LI0HTEoor. Y M I. sup't and In
structnr To Mathematics. &C.
" G1LLEsPIk. University OF Virginia. Ancient
Languages.
b II dRoUx. College dc cbarlemasne, Paris Mod.
ern Languages.
sf&tan A. a. II
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something New.

u Ci Oths, Cas stmae res n V~S
tormerly owned BY J. II. " Axgener. and t.
them Tor sale in the atore Of the NEW HAT co
PANY.
lie has also employed one Of the best Cutters Il
the country, and number Of Taiiurr, and 10 pre-
pared to furnish Clothing to order, wAanAsssp
TO SUIT THE MOST FAsrluous.
He has, also, ope of tho finest stocks oi
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
ever offered in this city, embracing every nsedfV
Article down TO pocket eork .scscw, all Of vht5@
ne will seli st reduced phi for & AsRai
The undersigned has leng thought that ssns(
things can be done vell as others and therofoYs
invites alto ~ him call.
deci6d TX nycVRv
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Union Foundry
AND
MACHINE SHOP

Ger. HANK Attn sts. .,.......k X ~ NIX
,. r.. BEATTY 4 CO.,,
n NdANUFACTUkEhe of Steam En- CINE and NJ 9
Wl chinery of every description, Saw and Gris,
MillMsehinsry, House fronts, window Caps and
Siils ,Haleonisssnd versndats "A general assort.
ment - Anstings slwsyson hand. Orderasolisitsd
and prompsiy attended to.
Ksoksk, April Q, std
IOWA STATE lNAUMANCk Co..
oSrIcx ~ sAsPLE's NEW RuILLue, 3nD s9oRY
Second Street, Xeokpk, IawA.s
VIsHls Home Company taxed B1eks on tbs afsI
1 classes Of property, ON THEMUTUAL PLAN
AND On THE CASH PLAN FOR A CASH PRE-
MUM, at rates as reasonable as those Of any
reliable Company
DIRECTORS:
C.H Perry, H.Tucker.
Geo. b. Smytb, g. Hamili.
Wm.F Turner, ID. A. Day,
HID. Woodward, J.W RANKIN,
4. Harrison, John Mccune.
s. +. VOORHEES,.
oRricERs:
@. II PERRY ,Prest. 4. II. HARRISON, Treas
B.. HAMlLL, Vice Prest. VIZ. TURNER, Sec
iAnl3d3m
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JOS. n. n. BERTRAA. u
AEAL ESTATE AND INHUR ANCE

OFFICE, NO. =, KILBOURNE's BLOCK,
IL AS for Sale 30 bsautiful Lots in D. " Kill
i L bourns's Addition.
From any Of these Lots the prospect from, and
the view ssound thecity, isdelightful.
They ere all near or adioining
KILBOURNE PARKin A.
Andno other Lots in the City be more desirable
for residences.
Block lT6 In the oldlimits.
60 Feet en- Main-st., between 9th and 7th
Lot 4, Block ", on Blondeau-st.
20 Feet in Block3o1, on Main-st. between 10th
llth.
Feet on Main-st. comm encing 100 feet from
lotb street.
building residence.
Also, Lots in Hdwsrd e'sNew Addition
10TRKss-Low, and very EAsy Payments
For further particulars enquire at the above ofee
jan26d
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Keoknk Female CsIaseo,
tSHE Difestors Of this College have uads


VIE Dissstofs Of this College have uads A.
raaSsnenis With Dr. Sanford. ~ vAisA the
lnstitution will y tyansferrsd 10 the large and
esAn1iSul HAli q ~ Iowa Medical Collses, and
have seAeasd Rev. Ches. 4. Williams, PriAcipai--a
Il. ..s .so:: E.,..,
lsatiAc publications, rssuiaitsto he com
ierpsise.
The spring Term will eonnssss on Monday,
msreA "a, .nder the superintendance Of Mr.. VII
isne, aided ~ pstsnt aad sxpsrenoed teachers;
the choice Of tsaehsrs the course Of stsdy, and
general discipline # the College being subject to
the supsFvision and appfovsl Of the Board with
the pledgs Of their permanent cooperation and
counsel.
y is.hs purpose Of the Board TO bsild up m In
s.isation which shall fully meet the wants Of our
city and In this effort they hope for The co-opera
citisens. -
The Institution will heaceiorsh 49, saivsly
Tor fsnat pupils, and will comprehsnE psima1
aitinats Thorough organization and ssiRsatipn.
and q sssh aavaacensnt aad progress ~ Che intel
h9eat patronaee of the community viii suseAin.
Ihis arrangement secures tho CO. operation aud
inausnee Of Dr. Sanford, TO whass Iiberaliiy and
public .piris sAs lassi,s,ion il indsbssd ior III.
i fss .ss.. @ & Win be, .. heretofore, Il.
and eight dollars - barter for Ordinary studiss.
With asnsil addititl shsrgs for eiieatal ez.
psnss;i .na sa.s, rsh.rtss for liIp, Trench, Ser
- - Dnsc.os
Lowe, Hon. s, h. Curtis, !
wilisns, key. II. Gaas,
a. 5Iass.s, ..sas Nm, (. IA. 4. fs1s fsas u,
k.ssss. i.Ss o.'s.s s.sss s - sf'4ers e,n,s.,,.
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BARNUNl
,FEEDING THE HUNGRY.

BAKNUM
iFEEDING TIE HUNGRY.
NJ OW, in considerslien u hard times. IL Ii
IN very neeessar, tCx or eitiEtns to use ocon-
omy u - Ie1sbsss ~ What they consume. In
order " 4tkeAd cheap you must buy GOOD
and CHEAFM&letss To do this, call At ". II
Austin Ace.asid sisrd, where you will AsAh his
L. Baynum,
and his o6eonmodatin clerks, Tho are ever
ready and willing to administer to the wants of
tbs cnuntlcfs Muitiindts who daily thr0ng
around bis counter, awaiting their turn 10 b.
served vita the gacd thingsso necessary to life.
Citisens II keokak, and farmers Of the sur
rounding eesntiy, give me 4 call, and you will
never y1geeAit the longest day you live.
The e1eien Cd having purchased the entire
stAsk % ~. u. Austin 4 Co, ut No. 10y, south
nxtyest, three doors west Of Fourth,
q share II the patronage Of his
nAlic generally.
fS ~ z ehytred 10 sBy part Of the
rat ~ AID dispstch. 1srns strict
4; s.: = 'i:si s;;; ;;'' ;;s:s:' :
Keokuk, Nay ls<a-dAwtf
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IOWA. THURSDAY. MAY l3. 1858
n. X. LOVE 4 Co.,
{ Successors 10 Demins : Love,
BAEkERS.


1--WE particular attention 70 collections and re-
~ nit promptly on the day Of payment.
RxssRRHcSs
Bsnk Of North Amefica, New FORK.
DFsxsi 4 Co., Philadelphia.
=. ", CLARK 4 Co., I"
Citissns' Bank Baltimore.
Bank Of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh.
Jno. d. Scully Cashier, do
3. Brady, Cashies, Wbseiing.
Branch STATE Bank Of ohio, Zanssvfilc.
Conwsreisi Bank ,0fAcinnati.
Btste Savings Enstitutiob, 81. Louis. -
Geo. Smith Co., Chicago, sas
Northern Bank Of Kentucky, Lexing Il n
nsv1]d
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The Cate CasY Aeasnss sAs Wo9ol
'i!;;;;;;;., ~; ~;

now nanufast&1He Aadssseea " svesy
! scr.ption, SPIRAL q u, Carried Hatr, Wceo7
Felting, Cotton, Mss, Bifsk, ehuek, ana Dnuu,
the best quality. Riliowe aad Dplsssn q q
>kinds. Also, Comforts and Tsathass. n
Hotel and Steamboat orders promptly attendso
to, and all Articles nAnnlaetarsd or so1d at ~ -
tahlishment viii be offered at fair terms. asd var
rsatsd. l challenge the produeeion Of sspssisS
york at any sstabhsAment Of the kind In u .
Western country. Ycu are respectfully invited 10
call md examine specimens Of ny work. ware
rcoms, corner Of fourth-st. and Exchange.
have in operation newly invented s4d ex-
psusivs machinery, which enables me 10 manufss-
tav - wost, at more liberal rates, than In
lssie otAsrwis11 1naasfaetssed can b. A.
8nF41 Material for Bedding, ETC., prsyAss1
nae y is moro uniformly ape psf1sn1y
spAf0d, ana the work far superief ID qua1 y.
NJ MHOLESAL AND TAIL.
March 10. ,bf-diy
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Slaughter Coal Co.
ToNs Ov Goa l. go

IONU W CON Il 4E5Ss s%.aa4.
AT 20 CENTS PER BUn Il
WE 3 are constantly supplying IT, ~
w quality Of crate and stove Coal ri X1
this market. AZ tgnites easily, burns hr 11
generates np4e beAt than any oth,r artic11
consists IN ~ basning to ashes and lea7l
clinker or cinder. n
For mechanieal pu,poses II pqeitissay - q b
surpassed, ~ those using II wi1kat4e
Orders must b. left On the baah h1k =, ovcr
and Johrsop, and they shall be - = 5E1 npdsd
10, - herstofofc. L. 9. DUHtM,
March sd AGENT
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GEISEls,s
JEWELRY STORE.


Second street, between Main and Johnssn.
1AVIR9 just returned from the East, I -
1 l. respectfully call the attention Of my "a
frisnds, and the public generally, TO my
nevand hnestockofw v wAsches jswelry silver and
Plated ware, fancy goods, Ac.
Watches.
Fine gold duplex magic, pAten and detached
lever watches, silver patent and detached lever,
andL 'Epines Of ALL kinds Andq quslities
JeWciFy.
diss'plAin gold mosaic, came andens meiled
earrings and brrxst pins, ladies and children >
gold and jet bracelets, ladies' and gept's rold
chains, pencils and pens, gold and diamond finger
rings, gold and silvert lmbles, gent gold breast
pins, collar and sleeve buttons, gold silver
steal snd patent spectacley pocket, table sad des
sert cntIcfy, and SCISSORS.
Nm silver Ware.
In uhichlins intend not TO be besurpAssed by any
store west or north Of st. louis viz: silver bIe
dsssest snd tsa spoons andforks sugar cream, -
tsrd and salt spoons, butter and fruit
| and plated napkin rings, &c.
PlAtod Ware 1nd Fancy Gooae.
Plated and britannia 80 sets, oastors, fruit and
cake baskets csndissticks, pearl and she'll pocke
eeoks,a in fact everything pertaining 10 my
limo.
Clocks.
A Aseneralassortmento Of clocks Of thel atest / pat.
ternsan nd best Al warranted to keep good
time.
1sWstehsssnd Jewelry repairedi the m os,
workmanlike amer and y the shortest notice.
my6-dly JULES GEI6ER.
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Fine Roses & Fruits.

1000 ,A.;. ..- ,.o .-,-....s
ys,;.,;s. snns;s,;n. - Mss.:1 c,lPni ,PIsno,s
Nuit;aa,a s's p,a;r;ss ra.yh;rn n.,gs' n@o.ng'
Hy hrid Ronrhon u.hr;i ns.....,,., ns ,
/ nonstart IL h,,., ctias y Io;!r.,. :. ~,
Ysiiaw Ro,.s' n,.en. .,i 49,, V".:.sa.sd 49,. .s. Aaa
tied dotted and st,;nna, a.,I!ss rhu.s ,a,o.,
/ snd NJ - p,cxa.,., .aiss .., .nSy nyonsS
s,sart,ncnt '1psio = anu 'n"vAlse
1000 Flow crbng shrubs. - HonevsucL Ia.
SNOWFALL. Hpireas, Almonds (largs and dwf.
dbl. aowsring), Deuisia ScAbra and do Gre
ellis, Purple Fringe, scarlet Flowerinp
Ounce, forsythia viridissima, Symphoris
variega.s, Blue Flowerins AmorpSs. Tsms-
risk, Weigeh Rosca, Italian Privet, Phila-
| dslphus 0randinorus Gyrinea Stc
5000 Cursanss.--Rsk. h = and White Dutch, VIC
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A G reat Ba ain

"A u r. e d Z kt0 r z q 1 m
OFFEREDy
"ISHiN0 10 return to u ansas with my IA mi
W ly - soon as possible, / oaer all my prop.
erty, worth over ~, 900, In
PELLA. Marion County, Iowa,
At Original Cost.
believe IL Offers n
q = At In ID u n ~ = n r.
- can Be found in the state 70 those desiring t.
70 invest.
r E r La
10 on the lines Of the Keokuk Dee Moines Railroad
and the Muscatinc Railroad, and 10
DELIG MTFUL PLACE
for residence or business.
EDWIN II. GRANT.
mch 2l-dAw3m
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ManhastAn Life lnsnsance Com pa J
LAG BROADWAY, NEW YORk.

:
Casa Csrissiand Aeeamulafioa 44OO, ,000
AEPoSITED 0,000 withthe Comptrol lIcrofth hs
II state of NcN York for the security Of Policy
holder. In addition 10 which the steckhold sr ~
pAssosaily liable. Among the Directors are the
most wealthy and n6sentis leitisens Of New York,
Th!sL Stock Company, returning TO the -.
suredSI per cent Of eli the annually.
party 30 yssrs Of age may secure to his family,
Tree from the claims Of his tors for about Sc
cents per weak, policy for $2,eo0.
no would notspare this sum for the RrasiAes
tion Sf rsAsstiop, sick bsd or In esse Of acei
dent, that II ali else fail, ho had made csrtsin
provision for his famiiys II wosid tighten hi,
pain and do more for his rseoycry than medicine
NJ D. MORGAN, Prvs,t.
c. 7. WEnpLK, Sec'y.
Psospeotus with all nccess nforma tion 4 ur.
nished By RICKEY . SIMPSON, ,Agts.
Third Stree
AugS-dly keokuk, low Z
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ksekuk Agency
swnsGnsen vnox,s
cxLasaas
|I ~ Sewing Machines
Y - ABOVE uAcnnIs,
J. fHKpfsT TEvgRINvENrED,~
~ RIB ssid at this agency u shs nanufscturefs'
xApricss, sdding only the cost ot transportation.
0-Ipstructiops in operating the machine given
gratis TO purchasers Of Machines.
1kAfsr " tbs following Ladies In Ksokuk, Who
these machines In use:
N b. EAw. XIII Mrs. A. b .Chittenden,
E 1krs, N. NJ Mn. J.G. Floyd,
"a: =. l..
As may bs fssnd at j.,
& nsls = Oaupbsil.l No. s7}
n xAnd Sd, where be would b
!: !, ! !. !: !. :
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sag4 MU2IC 1TOKE.
u D. HINAAN, havis purchased
L. the stock Of Patrick Z CSouse
has nov on exhibition and for sateN
q the Jswelry Store, next door 10 II. X lovr .
Co.'S BANKING House, : variety ~ Planes NeIods-
cns, 1l1 o.Aas Ss.l., lls l.. s,nsr VIA
music books, shset music 10.
Aho ? large colleetion u beautifsl pictusse,
Esgrsvines = paintings. All which viilhs ssld
on ress0nAble terms. BIB. HIENAN.
dso10d
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I'M IMPORTANT CHANGES.
Saturday Evening Train Put On
OHIO e. MISSISSIPPI
'.o.D e.'e..
r RAILROAD.

Completedto Cincinnati Through NTH out
change Of carr Only one change
81 corsto Louisvills- One
change to CleuelaHd.
|nNEto Wheeling, and two less changes Of Car.
~ and baggage and60 miles nearer to ali East.
ern Cities than b. any other route
THE GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE. ee,,dne
the Y. S. MGii and Adsns Esyress.
On an! after Wednesday July lat, trains will
US. s.MaiiTrain--Lcavss ONCE, corner 4th and
Chestnut, ~ l0;U0 .. m. Leaves East St. Loui,
ptst 1850.
ukprsss sTrain--Lcasesofhcs corner of lth and
Chestnut, At pm. Leaves Eat St Louis Dspot
In order VI ascommodats the travelling pub.
lie, Saturday Afternoon Train has been pu
up, and trains vii run asabovs every day sxaspI
Sunday. esssggs
one SUNDAY TRAIN AT syOoP Pm.
N. B.--All trans make dirsct an1 sevfais con
.eefios' q cinesnnaii with all Eastern Mail asd
Express Trans, thus formins the shorfesf, gsickssf
end oa!y broad Gssss Rests to New York, Boston
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washin gton CITY, PITT.
burgh, Wheeling, Cleveland, Ba1Alo, and al
Eastern cities.
Aiso, Chicago, and 81 points onthel Illinois Ger
trail X. n.
ONLY ONE CHANGE OF CARS TO CHICAGO.
New York passengers have choice Of four good
railroad routes, from Cincinnati, Wis; New Yorl
Erie, n. y Central, Pennsyl lsapia Central, and
Oaitfmnfe q OhiO-
Through passengers should avail themselves Of
this most reliable route between the East and
tho lest, IL affords un psus faCi iities, being
superior read. and TIC only broad Gasgs Road in
the West.
Passengers for Decatur, Biooming gton, Lasalls,
Rock Island, Darlington, Peoria, Dunieith, Cd
lena, Peru, Sc, connect vt Sandovai with til
Illinois Central H.. n. lorthe above nance points
direct.
! Passengers for Msttoon and Chicago eonnsss 6
vvtf tkaC hyHasrs Reat
Louis with only one change Of cars. gSS
Through baggage chock, given in IN ,eity. !, ,And
baggage handied frss, giving pass - Il
TN Tlogn
Can be procufV ID shs oneSas r. RI r =.
corner OF 4th an&@Ch hestnnt 13 17i VI rs ~
nantsrs' hoase, and = Ns.s4 ~ 3
Ao-Doth Offices ais exactly on ths SSsSeu
only places TO obtain reliable in1oEuation.
W. II. CLEMENT, Cent Eupt. nj
ISAAC WYMAN, Gen Il Western Ae't.
0mnibuses will callfor passengcrs and baggage
In any part VI the city, by leaving their addrcss 81
either Of the ofisss. Csllregularly atths Hotels.
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oxo. c. ANDERSON. ALsxAHneR ~
lEsTABLISHED IN Is1e.l


ESTABLISHED IN IsAS.l
BANKING HOUSE OF
q n - q y g. A N - r q . 4 q
7 HAVE this day admitted - partnsr In .hs
1 Banking Basiness, Alexander Barclay, fwho ha,
been my teller for the last six years.. The busi.
ness, hereafter, viii b. conducted under the 6ru
and style Of
GEO. G. ANDERSON 4 co.
Being one Of the oldest Banking Houses tif not
the oliest) In Iowa, the hsm solicits contin
uAnce Of former patronage so lberslly extended 10
tbs senior psrtnsr.
They viii make collsctions and remit, less Ex.
change, on the day of payment, Tree Of charge.
Their references arc as formerly by senior part
ner ,vix sa$N
RsYnRxEcss
Park Bank, N. Y.
Winslow, LAnier 4 Co., Bank ers NY
Edwsrd W. Clark a Co., ,PhiIAdelphia.
Howard Banking Co., Boston.
Clspp, Fuler Browne, Bankers, Boston.
Marine Bank, Chicsgo. Rs
Holman ! 6clpcke, Chicago.
Meehasics' Bank, Pittsbsrgh.
FArmsrs De posit Rank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer b Kahn, BankeTs, 81 -
Gilmore + Brothsrton Cincinnati.
A. u. Hunt Co., Louisville.
State savings Institution, st. Louis.
ksoknk, Jan. !, IS. GEO. g. ANDERSON
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1853. spring ARA ngsAent. 1855.
CHANGE or TIME!
rHnIE DAILY TRAINS, (susDAYs sExcEPrrD.)
I'm and after April 20th, 1853, and until fur
~ ther notice, trains win run on the above road
~ follows:
First Train lsaves Packet Depot, Keok uk, daily
Mondays esceptdt at d. IN. This train viii
make sure connections with the BurIrgton and
Hock Island Packets. Pack eta will leave Aentrose
promptly al O'Clock a. IA.
Second Train leaves keokuk daily SUNDAYS -
ceptsd ., 10 o'oiock q. M.
Third Train leaves Kcokak daily (Sundays ex-
cepted1 at D p. m.
first Train leaves Montross daily (Moudayssx-
cepted) at $50 a. m. -
second Train leaves Montross daily lssa1su ~
ceptcd) u s.4s I. m. ss4s
Third Train leaves Montrose daily fsundsy, OF.
cepted)At p. N. d. W. DAVIS,
Sapsrtntendsnt.
J. X. TawsnuRr, Ticket Agent.
Apr20lAv