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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-04
st. Mary's Academy, Ind,
lHARTRRGD IN 1855.

(HART8RGO IN 1855.
Or. nARY'S ACADRMY 10 beautifully sitssted
- on III. 81 Joseph's kivev. two miles from South
Bend. sxty miles from chicaso, on the Southern
Michigan y and seven from Miles, on the Gen.
trail Michigan R-a stage connecting these too X
Roads pas e. the Academy twice day The grounds
very extensive and beautifully adorned.
Bathing rising en- horseback, and thorough calee-
theoics so,ns Of the means used to preoots the
physical development Of the pupils.
The literary advantages are Of the highest order.
the institution possessing nne Laboratory and PHI
l0ooPhical apparatus; choice and extensive Herba-
runs Of Native snd Foreign Plsnis, and carefully
selected Library. The French and German lang "a
ges spoken in the Institution - fuentiy @ the
English ssy,r.I Of the community being educated
10 paid to md 10, independent Of the private lessons
received b. the purrs. Regular instruction Is eis-
en- In classes three times week, In all the princi-
pies Of vocal and Instrumental music
Terms per ssssisa 81 Five Ms.sAs.
Board, washios, ana Tuition in ordinary
Anglish branches. .....................6O %
Guiding Philosophy. X's.br., aso,.etr Try
ana Cnemistry: ........................ooO 90
Use Of Philosophical apparatus. ........ 90
French. German and italian, each. 8 co
Plan" ......................... 90
Use Of instrument. ..................." %
Latln ...s..'s sss..ssssse..ss..es..es w
Harp and use OF Instrument. ...........30 90
GuttsY..s...s............ %
Painting In OIL. ........16 90
W8tar Col0Hs.. w
Dancing snd Oasesthenics. ............ 90
Boarding IN Vacation. ....s.......ss....lS VI
The let session commences the LIST Monday Of Sep
tember
The % teseion commences the FIRST Monday OF Feb.
ruary.
Plain and every variety OF Fancy and Ornamen.
tai Needle Work taught without any additional
charge.
Payments required semi annually In advance. 4
school for Deaf Autes has also been opened st D..
Nary's.
All letters to both Institutions must be addressed
to 81. Nays Academy, Notre Dame ?. Indiana.
augA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-04

Metal Warehouse
As Wabash Avenue, Chicago.
Y>6D susubscriber has now in stock-
5000 Boxes I 10 bv Is Tin Plate,
$500 " Roofing Tin
1000 lxloby u Tin Plate,
500 ICl2 bv 12 i"
500 1X12by42
300 &c IA by 20 !"
600 1xH by 20 /"
200 Xxx l8by 20
100 XXX Aby DO"
50 lxXXxl4by9 70"
30" 10 BY - Coke,
1900 ICl by 20 !" Roofing,
SO DC,
100 DIX.
100 :" DIX,
50 Xxx BY IA,
1000 Bundles No % Sheet Iron,
100 Is. quality Russia assorted Nos
500 PIGS Banca Tin,
$50 Casks Zinc, assorted Nos,
Together with full assortment Of 6haAthins and
Braliers' Copper, 1ivets Farr, 81 mped Ware. and
Timers Tools snd Machines, AL OF which ID 01ered
at the lowest market price for Cash.
$4,000 Bundles Wire FemcinE.
We are prepared 70 make contracts with dealers
for hrSt quality annealed Fence Wire, Nos and g.,
In quantities Of not less than ton deliverable 1t
our Warehouse at any time previous To the first day
Of June next-nve per cent cash b psid when the
ccntrsct is made, balance on delivery. Purchasers
are invited to correspond with rs.
jana THONAH 4. DJOk RnSON.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-04

Marine and Fire Insurance Co.,
PEORIA. ILLINOIS.
7hi. Company os..,a.es to ,''.. Policies on
Marine, Inland .NGvt9stjoss,
Tsassportaasn and Fro lsisks.
At REAsOMABLE RATS.
Capital, esoe, eoo.
OFFICERS:
ISAAC UNDRRHIGI., Prest.
BIZ BouRLAND. Prest., O HOLLAND, 8ec'y.
ADAMS 4 FAY, Agents.
II Once No - Brady stress. with pAak.R I
IN10URAN0W.
FIRE, I,slassd assa Ltfs.
CONWAY INSURANCE CO.,
nAssAcHusEr1s.
Cash Capital and surplus >a6A.ooO
HAMPDEN INSURANCE CO.,
spRIxevELD. MASS.
Cash Capital and surplus $4,000
NORTH AMERICAN ms. CO.,
OF HARTFORD, CONE.
Cash Capital >seo.sso
LORILLARD ms CO.,
o. NEW YoaK.
Cash Capital ess2, 800
MANHATTAN LIFE ms. CO.,
OF NEW YORK.
Cash Capital 47so. 900
1IuLD & KAUFMAN AGENTS,
Lahrman's Block, 2d-st,
o,es c. As % Il. Pos. ONES. Davenport Iowa.
Rock Island, Ill June19
THE GREAT wEsIEaN
Insurance and Trust Company,
Farmers Union Insurance Company
OF ATHENS, PA,
HAVING consolidated their business, the same vim
hereafter b. eonducted by the united companies, In
the name Of the
THE GREAT WESTERN
Insurance & Trust Company,
at their once in the Compsny's building,
4O3 Walnut street, Philadelphia.
BY this ARRANGEMENT the income Of the GREA
WESTERN ms OR 1NCE AND TRUST OOk-
PAM will be larg " augmented and over GOO
added to Its asses, Of which olOOO - IN First
Mort with Bo Ids bearing six cent interest,
on improved property. worth double the amount;
which gives the Company over $3.50 900 Of available
means to meet any liabilities
All running risks of either Company are %
sumed and any losses that NAV occur will be prompt
" adjusted and paid.
Fire, Inlamd. and Marine Cargo Risks Taken
ne Aast Favorable Terms'
Respectfully soliciting your business, We are
Yonr obedient servants,
CHAs. O. LArHRoP, Pres.
WV. DARLING, vice.Pres
G. N. SHIPM AN, "a vioe.Pres
(Oharge Of Branch Once, New York.
JAS wRIoHr, SEQ. and Treas
o. 3. RussELL, Asst Sec
DIRECTORS:
ohas o IAshrcp, Hon VIM Darling. shipm.n,
Ha.lehurst, Daniel Collier, u: saith,
J B MCurdy, Francis TYLER.
EDWIN FAY. Agent,
OAce with PARKER Z sDwAaDS,
jy2l-d4m No. 10 Brady-st.
II. F. MITCHELL, Agent,
For the following wsliknown Companies:
eIRAlD YIRD AND MARINE INSURANCE. 90,
or PHILADELPHIA, PA.
ovvlcE-Drsdy street. east side. betwsse End
and 3D. Junel
LIQUORS.
CN1eNAN Liquor Store.
H.cn. HOWARD,
(Sxcesssor to Il. Bsrnss 4 Oa)
III o., shan eontiaus ths baslaass q u
OLD STAND,
% Brady Street, %
al IT, branches. nd selstt ~ passuaass of ~
sillDeoe Of DevsnpesG
JOHN HUME 4 CO..
xn p ortor0s
And
w h olesale Dealers
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
WIVES, Ll'Q UOR9
AID oRoloH Q eA1A
ALSO, . large sal saavssts aassstnaa 4
~ nRMnRD1R0a
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-04
Ayers Cherry Pectoral

has won for itself such . renOwn for the cure q
every variety Of Throat and Lung Complaint, ths1
it is entirely unnecessary for ns TO recount the
evidence Of its virtues. wherever i has heen -
ploycd. As it has long been in constant uss
throughout this section. we need not do more thar
assure the people its quality il kept up to the bese
it ever has been, and that it may be relied On =
do for their relief all 1t has ever been found % d.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-04

DIR. j. G. AVER q co.
LOWELL, MASS.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR Pen BorrIE.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-04

And avoid the Risk and Inconvenience attending the
use Of the various jars sealed with wax. All who
choose, can have
Rhubarb. Peaches, Tomatoes,
Asparagus, Apples, Pears,
Plume, Ounces. AprcOss,
Green Peas, Green Corn, Green Beans,
Berries, &c, &c, fresh for use during Winter.
Manufactured and for sale BY
PAYNE co.,
June3-2moe 9t7 Pearl street, New York
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his work win embrace al the Reports, that =,
T. ON and including Morals. down to and including
the Iowa (Oisrk,) which We have in press.
Judge Dillon has already spent cooiderable time
In the preparation Of matter for this pubic .ton end
Il viii be issued with the least p-ssible delay.
and On volumes Of Iowa Reports, rocently publiGh
ed By 10.
me Digest will contain from zoo 70 900 pages and
the price will b from ~ 10 -, depending on the
size Of the book. Address,
- = LusG, LANE 90
navennort. AuR II, an
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-12-07

The Atlantic.
The December No. which closes the vol
ume is at hand. There are several capital
articles in it though as general rule the
subjects are examined In too much detail to
suit the lght-iafantry readers Of the pre-
sent day. The Professor finishes his talk
and the Minister'S Wooing" has come to
an end-not by his marriage with the beau
tiful Mary Scudder but by his being con-
strained to make present Of her to Jim
Marvyn" young sailor who was suppos-
ed to have been drowned years before, but
who turned up just about the time the
prim, old, unfunny, over-religious divine
was about to sacrifice "Jim's" sweetheart
on the altar Of veneration. We are glad
the Doctor didn't get her.
The Atlantic has an article on Thomas
Paine and the French Revolution which we
wish every uneasy opponent of our govern
ment would read. 1t contains so many
passages suited to the present hour in our
own country that it should be widely Pc
rused The French intended to remove all
tn, evils Of society when they tore up their
system of government and inaugurated an
Age OF Reason" but the result of wor-
shipping impracticable theories, developed
itself in the destruction of all that was
good
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McGREG0R, IOWA. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER Z 1852

will then be Immediately under them they
can then Eight and look at their saddle"
] More than 5000 patents have been applied
for at Washington since January last.
Atheists are now permitted to testify in
Massachusetts,, the law excluding them as
witnesses having been repealed.
A woman in India can never marry .
second time and If she declines to be burnt
with the body of her husband she it treated
with great disrepect by her acquaintanccs.
Girls at 6 to 10 and boys at 1a to 1S are
Married. girl at 13 is regarded as an old
maid past all redemption.
The British Royal Navy consists of 800
war ships in Commission, three-fourths of
which are steamers. They carry nearly
5000 guns and are manned by 5000 sea-
men. #s ...s........ ..
The Government has recently seized
$50, 900 worth of Diamonds and jewelry
which some Spanish gentlemen were at
tempting to smuggle into this country from
the asia. The seizure took place at Jersey
City.
The Leavenworth Herald of Freedom
Free soil Kansas organO is making some
most damaging re velations against the SYM
pathy which the state Republican papers
have been manufacturing for Brown. The
Herald says Browns first butchery was en-
tirely uncalled for in Kansas and that he
must have engaged in it for the mere love
Of blood and pillage; the killing Of his sons
by the Missourians was a subsequent event
and could not have caused the outrage of
this miserable old wretch and his bcastly
followers.
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DR.. Aiken 1t Pixies Peak.

| NJ. amen - EAAc'o Ec0As
We find in the GAINESVILLE Gazette a lette,
from our late fellow citizen, Or. Aiken, ad
dressed to Mrs. Aiken, now residing al
Harmony, Rock County, Wis. The letter
will be of interest to the Doctors numerous
acquaintances here and We therefore give
extracts
RussEL's GULcn, Rocky Mountains
October 18th, 1859.
| Since my last, in answer to yours, which,
| sent by Mr.. j. E. Peck-who is returning
home intending to return to the mountains
in the spring with his wife,-I have been
doing better. We purchased a claim fol
81, 900 seven weeks ago, to pay half IS We
take it out, and have at the present time
taken out $1,000 in dust. The largest
nugget or piece weighed $27,5O, and we
sold it for $34, ,75; one other piece contain.
ing $3.50, sold for $10,75. We are now in
hopes to get our claim half worked out be-
fore we are driven out of the mountains by
winter and the snow. We have, also, hall
OF another claim, adjoining our own, to
work in the spring. The gold we get is
very nice, and as soon as get an oppor-
tunity will send you some of the choicest
specimens. l should have done so by Mr..
Peck, but did not have any at the time of
his starting for home, as We had Just COM
menced to work the claim.
shall probably remain at Arappaho, Col.
den City or Denver, at the foot Of the noun.
tains, this winter-I do not yet know which
l am satisfied there is aSood chance to make
money here another season for tn, mines
are still doing better, and more extensive
mines are being discovered over the snowy
range on the head Of the Platte, and the
head waters of the Colorado, in. Utah Ter
ritory. After working out our claims here,
| shall 60 to The Blue river, one of the tri.
butaries Of the Colorado I have an ac-
quaintancs who has been thcre and spent
two months in prospecting, and brings the
most hattering accounts, and has claim
for our company. There are still good
claims yet to bo taken, for there has not
been many over there, nor will many 60
there before spring.
Asyet, the country has not been half pros
pccted, and the mines are still in their infan.
cy. 1t is now showing. but will probably
be of tomorrow. We are having fine
weather with the exception of this after
noon. Snow fell in the mountains few
days ago, to the depth of ten inches, but
disappeared in two days time.
d. f. Harrison remains here this winter,
and is doing well. He sends for Mrs. Har-
rison to come out in the spring, to make it
their home here. He is very much taken
up with the country, and is to work one
, half mile from me on the dry diggins.
remain yours truly,
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A Catholic girl stole lot Of spoons from
Protestant preacher for whom she was working.
The confessor Of the girl got an acknowledge
ment Of the theft, and had the spoons returned.
The story goes. that he sent the following let
ter with the property:
To the Protestant PyoseRsr:-I send your
spoons back. If your servant had been Prot
estant, you never would have got them again.
Yours, CATHOLIC PaIEsr.
To this little boast Of the excellence of the
Catholic religion. the preacher comes back in
this decidedly tart manner:
To the Catholic Priest:-I thank you for tho
spoons. II the servant had been Q Protestant
she never would have stslen them.
Yours, PRorEoTANr PREAcNIR.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-12-07

W- Some one blamed DR.. Marsh fol
changing his mind "Well," said he, '.that
is the difference between man and . jack.
ass-the jackass can't change his mind, and
= man can it's human privilege"
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~ Be content with enough. You may
butter your bread until you are unable to
eat It.
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nISSOJJTTION NoTICE

DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
HyHE co-partnership heretofore existing In the Black
smith business, under the style Of Harrison &
Wood, Ia this day dissolved by mutual consent. NJ.
NJ Wood will pay all debts and collect all outstanding
accounts due the hrm. n. NJ. WOOD,
j. q. HARRISON.
MeGrsgor, Oct. IL, lsSenlw4
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Seleft gpetry.
From the Montgomery Mail.
RANClES.

From the Montgomery Mail.
RANClES.
ny EMMA ?. PRADr.
A the GUNNER sun decliaes,
And its fading glory shines,
And the Southern breeses make
Music on the silvefy lake,
Thrilling tow my heart with pain,
Come those voices, sad, again,
Speaking TO me, son and low,
As In days Of long ago."
Light IL in thy earnest syss,
Like the CLEAN Of starry skies;
And upon the waving hair
Falls the sunlight and thy fair
Brow Il on my breast reclined
And my arms are round thee twinsd:
On thy cheek g . rosy glow,
As In days OF "long ago."
But that picture fades, at last:
Present now asurps the past,
Now waxen form is here, : '.....
- Sleeping on shrouded bier;
And my lips are pressing now.
Those pale lips-ehat Icy brow;
And clasp thy hand in vain :
Thoa wilt answer not again.
All know thou'rt gone before,
TO that fadeless, blissf0l shore
70 that ever sunny cline
TO that land untoueh'd by time;
And nevermore shall greet
The glad music Of thy feet
But l leve the past to WOO,
.-. And to dream OF "long ago."
MONTGOMERY, Alabama.
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ELISHA HURLBUT

,ouN rHOMpsoN ... SGRo. A. WHITMAN,
vpAnx IApVAaRB{ )E. H.. WILLIAMS.
THOMPSON WHITMAN l. Co.,
P,otrietors Of the clayton City Ffonring Mills
CLARION CITY, IOWA.
WILL always pay cash tor Wheat, Barrels, stavs,
w and Hoops. They have for sale, cheap, good
Custom Bolt. . Es (
CLAYTON, April 81, ls5sns0tf
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-12-07

4INHE best FLOUR In tcv., 10 to be had at
PRANK HAkNAHS.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-12-07

- the Lot and Building now occupied BY H.;:l
Dearborn 4 Jarrett, the Lot and Building %iik
occupied BY Merrill Barron, in the town Of Mc0re.
eor Iowa ons-half Of the purchase money d.wn AID
che bsla nee on time. Title good.
McGroSor, Nov. ~, lS59wS JONES BASS.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-12-07

Proposal.
NJ DAYARD TAYLOR.
The violet loves the sunny bank,
The cowslp loves the lea,
The scarlet creeper loves the elm;
But lvve-thcs.
The sunshine kisses mount and vale,
The stars they kiss the sea,
The west winds Mss the clover bloom
Bat kiss- thee.
The oriels weds his mottled mate,
The ily's bride o. the bee;
Heavens marriage ring is round the earth,
Shall wei-thes.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-12-07

~ The following lines, found written in . hymn
book, which IT, owner had incautisusly LETT in he
pew, explains the cause which impsls many Of on
young ladies to attend church:
look in vain-he does not como
Dear dear, what shall l dot
cannot listen rs ought,
Unless ho listens too.
lie might have come we'll ~ not
What plea:ues the fellows are;
I'll bet he's fast asleep at home,
Or smoking cigar!
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CLAYTON LODGE No. 10

OF A. +. l. A. NJ: Monona Clayton County. Iowa,
meets Friday preceding the fun moon in each month
Chas. A. DEAN w. M; J. T. II. scorr g. w.; II.
Sse'y.
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SPURGEON'S SERMONS.
4 ST. I'd, Sd, 4th and 5th Ssries-Blue and Gold
j Edition Of the Poets at r. 4 HIS.
Agency of 4. g. BarAes Il Burr's National series of
st andard school Books--The best series Of school
hooks published gratis to euperntendents and
Teachers.
Also. Agency Of HeIoa Mills Printing Paper,
At RlCKEL l. HUFFMAN'S.
MsGregor, Iowa. September u, 1851
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Gbuurry fsy brsiness @sR-

TOR ssrF-Niu-terr u,i,es Ebber sili L
il aAuloaD IEoy Lid betsoes Yisrss at Mo- sne
e.rtse.'s HART rs = ne yard. In ero< ortsL
70 uiiss 81 CHAik-fco1 Ssts--
10 mike e sLtEPkEa
essts q SWITCH IROes- - l.,
Ore sEfCGS IT. Hcrh brsae7 g ox sl~J - -
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,.uw C. -. Pne E.ca snce. t-.s tsrs Ct ISa
b. E1cs
Tsrs- ,r1..l ekIo6rs q ssue n,,,'isL
Cns Station HOUSE. 3; sui,tV-i.-
u. sIaIIOS-HOJsE a, Hsnosrsoc-
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Prrp--y. ,-. -
BlGET or WAY s@d REAL ESTATE I" riASa ~
fSfe-sc-
Tt sboT- ft SALE, IN lc,s ri: pnr-h.s-rs Of va
tsEE.rsb- TIE srcnt f-P ~ nsn's' -
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No . FultSns-, Ssw forfs
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A DODwORTHs DANCING ACADENU
n. No SO prosivsy Nes-Ioss.
No 81 hcrta<re-yis>e. nDosk1VA
wrpErspAYs ssd sAfUtDAYs q Ns~-fsre
TUESDAYS .,e FapAYs 10 sSoeGya
Cases ep.n s a. nra~s tof e-fkne6
Cg,r-,. eotr .ss Gee torn tb- srst ksea TAXA
Py-vs,. Cas- TO- L.6i.s .; II s-ve.tn edsnH -
- "a % ess 40 Va to- 81 ss passA - ss.sl
Private. fsui,y SHOOT Classes e<tceS
Circular q s:her AosdsGy
A DODWORTHs BROOKLYN DAhCin0
a. ACApeSs. No - soc'Ss~ rse, ,so.xs
New Glass;. .or Cni<rso a. 4 n % NoAIs
THURSDAYS. vii ccwmeras on fh5ksoAf' "SSse&@
Early sppaosrioS dssrse~
Z FERRERO's DANCING ACADEMIhA
Ia NO So WEST 18th Sr-. NV fo&&
NO ia CLiSrOS-Sf. BROOKLYN
Ya, aeo~v viii Nev fors % ~ N -
soo-T ans lie Broot,n the ilSh Of Oc:oo~r
Prpas csr Son aay tine. the Quarter ooaaneocss ~
cf rrtry, Co further psrrscusrs Ct-ruar c1 o. - -
Aess.uies eare-s over rssaL schools ~ enss1s 49,
sEerteS ,.-D
kB-hr yerr-ro tes-. % Ares ssnisoe y BE " 50, =:
ic came on D. SSes:ior z,ie1 re- HSctJ p>sssG
lie Tirur-s Auec and s-c-ssszy iss:reets't to n 49,
Esoce Of the Modern Dance Ise vot 80 StrN
ahn, Ortob~s be hss o. sn1 % - - -
hoossslI-nA also A. adsmks a tas AutASr
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DARTNER WANTEO-Withs capital CT -. 900
70 $500 % on the sdvrr'i..r who u .ngssed ia the
PUkCHAsE ard SALE ofGOoDs roo Auction. fhe Dl.he"
uho would The For inserye. sdcr-ss lot
three esy vilh real name D. NJ soK NO 80 Tnodne ohce
&3(MNl-pARTNEn. WANIEDEin a., %
DO,WVJs o,teCatashed BUSINESS p.yns from
70 slOso fer the rile jean Tie odr
rsss than doubled this WITH toe hep oil .i
.be mariner rrsr bat scQua'nted WIZ
FMnirs preferred AddIo.s Il s. HAkKhAd, Box No l5a
Tub1r. Office New.Yotk
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VNPAYrONv PARLOR OPERAS.
IL Az IL ggLHCH THEArEx Ne IS esos3ssy,
(Cpt<si.s hs,rrr, iiss hctaLt
kss ~sh be tss
LAsf NIGVT BCf TWO!
A; ,sn rnes,sr f
IRLyToss tz.r eo.ely popals, 80 .9es.ss Sv
p.SLOS OPYRAs sre LYRIC PkOsENBs,
pOsDlY WEptEsDAY aCd FRtoAY.
NNoSpAY ga 81 A. II sc.,ek. tbs s.zaAAe and o>sSA
EYgER DESPAIR
T oc1lods 9Th ne popgl.r Lyrr Pro..rh
gETrFR LATE THAN hE'LR
TsI.s Phv,is 6sH,s nay D. seef-c 10 sfysao'
v,tout sses ., ire once IL ne ihsA'~ aay fn''
a cents o.her ~ > csrs
T.. Punf Op~-ss all e sv.n n- cr.e los',t
grS, W. os THURSDAY kiGHr hExf. Nos. ), fx ONE
NIGEL ONLY.
NATIONAL THEATER-Chhtasn net pear
~ Acknowledgements ard Asnss~r, IL Pa,ty ORES
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-29
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NOTICE 10 CUNlRACTORS.->EA eD

NOTICE 10 CUNTRACTORS.-sEAL ed
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itseoa ard u. ~cre, Proeo M ne .IeI1av- nth; fo'
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Csu.ee.l, s.een BIZ r. q al sP? Owed es Us
M.yor s-p.su.be - IS5a 20 vi:
R,,1 ms; y, Cry Inspector be A. he :. sersbJ dreeec
% severi.e propos T Ies.ive rgc fH I've yAs
eli to. IiEs.soi 4 ~, CD .nd iot safiinf
h.r.of b.,ond tee Jursc The p C1Giu'on,S
this s-s;s s'ho undsr 'h- insts s1
,p-e1soscL. Tte % rrsgos eye, nish. "
n. wear zee. every coek sP'rtfor ;s p0s
70. uuegs ;uprsse Of which v,.ss 'nsl co. D. res 1a AZ
youd he s.fbor q. 81 tie iyepsess cars Sab
be Of Proo.r sizs 20 'oe .sid esu,c asy 80
Of 80 e-s, AID said y-S.' 70 BE tzh ore..d ses s
briL.scec wih covered hs.cb~sys tghi hite'e. shn
eoso sIssP. between be hog Of e AZ night s@d 'ah
Tns oos.c,or .hs Any dunPnssco- vs''sl nor
st q permit az, q ne ,ost'h,: 70 - CO
81 n, unetT prsty, prcscto-d by the ~. Ok re
a,S 81 I'd "a. .sss.. g be- toesd harmless
acc - b. hath &C the corpoTs'on' and 70 a. Penh,
.+o.ty eIp- damage ,rse f0 Ee nese c,
esfsa f''4 oott'seor . farl'e pr pr SEQ no'e' '
M poto,as or bes received 20 be wtnoa, de.:y tssea
70 b. IuHoa CouDel for .ch teteoa ice ~
f r,o ca 70 security, By b0u'rnodrrs or i;sso
p bs CIV Of HexYoft tho Of twenty thoe''nd
doN. ;h- sLfal Psoro snee q bis en.l,c, We
tractor refuse ekccute BIZ cont act or - u'
Iiss proper suari bosa i;a sni every % % De
oih tu n.s' above aen9 &C. 70, .Nd $50 IN o9n
rrl..v, 70 The Il s-d co'c, 10 hin, vi be ded
r. "a f.ts s,4rs.c barter q 1851 .rd the abs,
u.ea,,iy be soverS snt rel the dreeoce or h- 20 m
70 BE- .uea m the pesoa max
ma e.f.u;. his srietes. ~,
lie rsei b~rg h.sbJ r~rSed % erect any sad "a pte
,o. or lids received deemed 70 tie as'es, Of tee COrPo
BsIE fms Of proposals AID esns,es be obtained %
'fPN'''''H D,SIfL DELAyAS. City Inspector.