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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-17
ELIGIBLE AND VALUABLE LOTS IN THE FOURTH
DISTRICT for Dwellings, on easy terms.
BY ]. 3. WALTON


Once No. 10 Bank Plsee.
~ y. Ct BaAks' Arcade, will b soid-
TWENTY TWO LOTS or GROUND inthe Fourth District
comprising the square bounded By Apollo
Second at.eets, and designated ~ Los Nos r. =
Lot No. forms the Of Apollo Third yeets
neasures feet inches and ne rvnt Apollo street by
lines. 35s's7 - -s7-s = u
Lots Nos. O. As and measure each q Tea nebss
and line front on Apollo street. by 10 feet 10 depth
Lot No. forms the corner Of Apollo and Second
% feet inches snd lines 'front.' Apollo street. by
depth and front on Sec md street Of 100 feef = =
Lots Eos 10 and II have front each Of 80 feet seeoed
street. BY depth Of III fest II inches and TX lses These two
iots with lots Nos and H. comprise the entire front Bed
ond street, and Immediately opposite the elegant fesncs
and grounds Of VIM. Freret, ksq.
No. IL forms The corner OF Bacehns and Second Streets
and measures q feet inches and lines front Baechus
street. by dspth aud front Of 10 feet Second street
Lots fcs ID n Is 16 H. 10 and 10 measure each % feet
inches and ns front Bacchus street, BY dep Of n feet
Lot No. forms the Of Baccus and Third Streets and
measures feet nches and line front Baechus srse by
Lots from No. u to No. % compose the eurs front Bae
chus street. ~ 3q
Lots Nos and % have front each Of 30 fssk On Third
street. by depth Of III feet IL inches and lines and with
lots Nos and % compose the entire Third
These lots are most dssir.by and suated and invite
being in the immediate the os Gle
gapt In the city the linz Of the Apollo onbusses
and within few minutes drive Of the center Of business
A9-TERMS-One third cash, the balance At and
years. credit with cent aBu interest from day Of
sale n notes Of the purchasers to their order bearing
interest amer the maturity Of the until paid os
punctualy paid At maturity.
Act Of before Adophs NaureAu Notary Pubc q the
ext erss Of the purchaser. kl3
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A1U6E1(Elg
T ECTUREs ON HEALTH

T ECTUREs ON HEALTH
DIR. 7. L. NICHOLS, 81
Medical Graduate the University OF New York and for
many Medical Practitioner and Lecturer in tha city
and author Of several popular works Physiology and Aed
cine, will commence II
COURSE OF PUBLIC LECTURES
Human Anatomy, Physiology. Pathology, Hygiene snd
the Conditions Of Heal the Causes of Dis
ease Means OF Prevention aud the best Methods OF Cure
AT ARMORY HALL,
On TUESDAY EVENING January 49, at hsfpat O'Clock.
There subject Of temporal interest important the
HEALTH and scarcely little understood by
educated and enlightened classes of society The
whole subject has been abandoned to medical profession,
varions schools while the members
particular schools have theory and
method Of practice While ply and schools
quarreng among Themselves and denouneng each other
large portion Of the public become the Of Of
cenary quacks puden charstans and bold mpoEors Who
make dupes Of the ignorant plundev the creuou and
rich the aegrsvstion Of human sunsrings. ~
people Of the United States pay millions to medical
profession from which little knowledge and less relief
which does nothing disease and according to the
testimony Of it's eminent members little to
They expend other millions remorseles quacks and for
which only fail to do good but do mmeasurable
Of evil Amid this general Ignorance and
ereduy the hand and the conflicting and therefore,
extent false theories Of medical SCIENCE widely
ing empirical practice and wholly impuden humbug i'm
posture the other large proportion Of all who
born IN the midst Of highest civilization sink into prss
ture gravesl
onehd OF all human beings born In civilization die before
they are seven years onehaf before twenty and
few live to old Scarcely In hundred dies
natural deah from the painless decay and gradual extinction
of the while the vast mssry cut of in the bud
and blossom an Immature frutage OF le and millions susr
81. the pains and sgones of frequent deafe
Why DO not enghen the public and study to
prevent disease with all its loss suffering and
tstyF Physicians must live and upprt their families 3D.
nas - io' Jug
..;n ,,t ,ons T, "a s.;n.t ,hsi i,.ss. q, maven. d
They efsacfcine ss
we any right expect they paid protect
munities individuals disease should have differ
emit system When medical men mite in an order of phan
hropy like the religious orders Of charity expect
noblest results.
But there truly science Of heathf In natural order
health individuals
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-17
SUGAR AND COTTON PLANTATIONS AT PRIyAfs
sou 7,. +. Sale. as55s r 81
Y.5 By JULIAN NEVILLE + o.,

-efa=s f5 JuI1AN NEVILLE. AuetioneeE
+ .a-{sl.-s Omee, II Commercial Plana
A VALUABLE Cotton, Plantation In -
"A Parish Pointa Coupeo, containing GU 1e
negroes, eleR ant dwelling, with gin and quarera
VIII Be sold part cash, BALANCE one 70 i've years. with
at per cent. per annum, q
n - s --Also-
In Parish Of Poia.s Coupe, very desirable Sugar P
tion, containing ls00 acres and IS negroes.
Cotton Plantation In Madison Parrish containing ~ ae
with GU choice negroes and fully stocked viii A.
credit OF years, with interest per
desirable Cotton Plantation IN Warrington county -.
containg coo acres, with ID negroes.
very desirable Sugar Ranston In the Parish Of Tsssih
containing very choce lands With IS negroes -
hands, gArhouse dwelling and out.houses, all n
complete order will be sold Of years. with nttna
per cent 81
magnificent Tract Of Land the Yasoo rivsr, vtk -
hundred negroes accommodating tefms,
80 -Also-
$500 above the mouth OF Arkansas with 10 nsa
upon term OF years. ~
1870 acres Parish Of Saint Bernard Ia the pe
order, with and elegant buildings, and 81 choice
5000 srpsnts Bayou Laioarehe. With q v@
hands-dwelng house, and gri1t mills, Al d
perfect rider and very fally stocked. r.
further particulars apply at Once, Ne II GonsFeA
Place. " s7i. jail -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-17
SUCCESSION DE W. H. WILLIAMS EFT ELIZA Will.
L1AMSDenx TerrsinS de Valeur lie Qnasrisme Dis.
Par J. q. WALTON,

49l 2e No. 10 Bank Place.
Dc Banks des MaRssns ve!tu ord5s q phono
Nouvelle date Il Is janvier 1859 numerous Aaee
je vendra encan compile Dc ID succession d W H.
edessous ds,ailss dams ouasne District, 4 du
Josephine les dos Nagasins ct Live OAK @
l. TN LOT DE TERRE situe dams rilst borne par les
9uat.isme DsIis; de eee Vile sauel lot sst degns
Josephine Ia pieds 10 poucss q
lgnes sivan plan dresse par W. T. fhonpson date
novebre 1874 depose Petuda dc d. Ricardo
taire dams vile. ssi5i 5Ll'
UN LOT DE TERRE tituA dams e fanbourg des geeurs
de Ia willie de Lafayette designs plan dress6
par Buisson architece date du Is de mai 1885, depose
St ssnt dan. e borne p.. ies russ du Camp
face Ia du Camp LII pieds gne
lot No & 0a pieds ~ pouces Ii gne du lot No
NICOND1TIONS-Un tiers compliant ct 10 balance nm
credit de IL u mo aeauereqrs de,Ion donns eurs
vendue porant nee aux dc pour par aimee
n date jnsqua placement finale e. - .{5t.tlIs2
Acte de padevant Walter II. Peters,
bic aux fais de acquereur. jal5 II n q fe5 ~ 10
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-17
VALUABLE MPROvRD AND VACANT PROPHRyY n
the Fouf.h District. u Auctop.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE Z Co.,
Wy JuIlAN NEvnAx. Auctionser,

THUN8DAY, Jan. ~, 1859, 10 n eeeieen.A
the Gay Hotel, Conmeu stest viii b ao14
I. FOUR LOTS or GROUND siiuaseA = ~ sassFS -
ID by Chippewa, saTapAru, Philip and jersey sssis
mated lots Nos Sand zach lot neaufss 81 -
inches and Lines front On street. ~ ID fes
TWO LOTS UF GROUND, Together With the t11es1n-
ments theron, situated In the kpundsd Fuau
Rousseau and First Streets ard desgnnted
and g. Each lot measures 30 feet inches suf Fus -
BY 10 fest inches aud lines IN depth. 1he
consist Of cottage housea eeeh eosaanne
and cabinets kitchen containing rooms, ciltsn,
FOUR LOTS OF GROUND. sltuatsd IN ths squs5s ~
ed BY Pulfon Philip, SsepAsu and Rousssau
mated = 10y land ~ L.ss Eos and y mss.s
depth LIT No. measure. 81 <st n inches o. Rsa
set BY 40 feet in DEPTH Lot No 10 forms the
ton and Z hilip Streets
bounded by Sarsparn Lvee Philip and Rousseau stress a
II 81 feet il inches lines out on Ron
by 100 feet IN depth Lot No. ID 81 ii
II inches and lines front by los -
depth Philip street, forming the Of koussoaa n
Philip Streets together With The nproyssats eonssing
ouestory cottage house containing rooms Lots Nos Il -
Is 81 fest inches and linss front
BY 90 feet 10 inchts IN deph The improvements couk q
two onetory cottage houses containing kshn
containing rooms cern Lots Nos Is and II esansa
70 feet inches and lines front Philip By La &
10 inches In dep b. The improvements consist of Y
cottage houses each containing rooms. kitchen eoata
rooms cstern, etc. Y s,5s.4i NIX = ~ Is
third cash balance in one, two thres - -
years, ut per cent interest. a+{f 9Fss- q
Of Sale before Felix dc Armas Notary Public.
psnse Of the purchaser. Ia = ts5 ;s5s. I'm jAN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-17
DESIRABLE PROPERTY IN THE FOURTH DISTRICT
On long credit, afF a937E
Nv n wAT.TnN zGsl.55

Office No. 10 Bank Place.
"A Rousseau street. bounded by Jossphine Adele
and Levee measuring feet inches and front
Rousseau street. by 159 feet 10 inches and lines depth
credit, with per cent interest
Plans Of the above described the
ofice OF the Auctionter. dis u
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SUCCESSION Of v. b. WILLIAMS and ELIZA WILLIAMS
Two Valuable Lots in the Fourth District.
-t2 By r. 3, WALTON lNgl - !.

J. y
SATURDAY, Feb'ry 10, 1859, At 10 o'clock
~ q Bark. Arcade, Magazine .tte:t By virtue Of
Court q Ne. Orleans d.sd January "a lss9 CSu aseket
and Eliza Williams his wife viii Be sold public auction the
described valuable Of ground IN the Fourth Dis
tric Camp street, the Magazine Market N Jo-
sephine street, bssween Magazine aud Live oak
l. LOT OF GROUND SITUATE IN THE SQUARE
bounded by Live Oak Jackson Magazine and Josephine
n the Fourth District q this city which ot ds mated
front on Josephine street BY depth q ~ fess 10 shs. aud
6res egreesby to plan drawn BY W. T. Thompso1 dated
November 1874 and Deposited in the once u D. Ricardo
LOT or GROUND SITUATED In NUNS su-
bub in the city q Lafayette desgnaed By The number
plan drayn BY Bnsou architect dated the hteenth day
& NAY ,sss dspo;sd :. plan No. u in g. once y fhsc
Andrew st. Mary and Chesnut date Tsninre strses md
measuring % feet front Camp street. by l3 inches on
the line q lot No. TO- and l0 feet and 6 inches line
lot No. q. ~ ! -'-7S7- :
n1TERMS-One third cash, the balance credit Of Il
and ID months the purchasers give their equal
amounts secured BY special the property sold
bearing interest the rate Of eight per cent per
date until fna payment.
Acts OF sale before Walter H. Peters, Esq., Notary Public
at the expense Of the purchasers. q, 3 R5s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-17
AN ELEGANT TwOsTORY BRICK RESIDENCE m
the Fourth District At Plivate Sale.
~ By JULIAN NEVILLE Co.,
JULIAN NEvnxu Auctionesr

~ Once, IL Commercial f1asa.
AN ELEGANT and spacious Two-Stasy
"A Brick Residences with This ccassa
large parlos dining sod hall The arst floor
the main building In the portion, two kitchens MD
ans patent ironing wash III au
cold bathing apparatus The house y yell ventilated and
With gas throughout There ID also fns wood and coal
The whole In complete order. s t9eisss ~ q af3
The grounds are beautifully laid out and bsing ssA
fashionable neghb )rboods in the Fonrh
ct render 1t desirable location for family making esIg
permanent re-idence = " .. ~. - ~
The hous. viii b with without the furniture
OF the elegant patterns and entirely
Permission visit the houss b obtained BY appyg
the Office Of the Auctioneers. FL ~ ta6 -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-17
PEREMPTORY sALE-REAL ESTATE OPPOSITE THE
Claiborne and Common Streets Market.
SUCCESSION OF MARY MCFARLAND.
BY ToURNE & THOMAS,

WEDNESDAY, February 9th. 1859, at IA
w o'clock At Banks Arcade will be sold by
pursuance of order from the Hon r H. Morgan Judge Of
the Second District Court of New Orleans dated
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the First Dis
ct Of this city in the bounded by Claiborne Palmyra
Derbgny and jackson forming the
and Palmyra and measuring English &c
inches and lines Clsieorle street, by depth los
feet inches and lines between parallel lines and
Palmyra street. plan by JOS Pile Surveyor LIST
May 1870 deposited in the Office Of the late David McCay
P together with all the thereon comprising
twoEory frame house, the is occupied grocery
store.
k%TERMs-One years. credit with interest," mortgage
bond and security required by law.
Act Of sale before r. j. Kerr n P the expense
purchaser.
This being last the property will be sold
to the highest bidder. JAZZ Is 20 fe9
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-17

CREDIT sALE-PRINTED LAWNS, LINENS, WHITE
and Brown MEETINGS, Dry Goods etc. ~
BY BLACHE & BEAUMONT,
Auction Room, II Chsrtres street.
WEDNESDAY, 10th inst, at 10 O'Clock A.
Sold ts54 - t4l5sts .,l75f illg f-gs.5t77
21 lots Of Dry Goods such Printed Lswns Union Dam
Mk Table Cloths Drawers Linens. White and Brown Meetings.
White Fannels, Prints Table Sets Napkins Madras Hand
kerchefs, Linen Cambria HandkeIehiefs Union Linens Rib
bons etc ~.
aSrTERMs-AtsaIe. jail
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NJ yIGNIE, AUcTIoNEER, APPRAISER, AND
4Ns General Agent the and Purchase Of Real rs
tate Lands, Plantations, Negroes, etc.
OrFICEs:
Banks Arcade Passage, No. 8, First District.
Corner Cont street and Exchange Alley, Second District
Where be examined, at time, list of
proved property of very remuneratve investment
Also and constantly hand for sale private public
sale choice Mechanics and list of Virginia
likely Negroes.
Mr. g. DEFERIET will give his personal to every
sale and purchase Jas II
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SUCCESSION DE MANETTE WILLIAMS, +. c. !.
Par N. VIGNIE.

JULIAN NEVILLE d CO., AUCTIoNEERs, APP
prasers and General Agents for the OF Real Estate
Slaves Furniture Bank Stocks Port Warden and
Sales Cargoes, stocks Of Merchandise, etc.
Particnar attention paid the purchasing selling
Of Plantations
na.Offce No, IL Commercial Place. TAI II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-17

BONNET RIBBONS, LADIES' BONNErs, e.c.
BY E. ROGER Co.,
Formerly H. Peychsud, Hyde Coz
TUESDAY, the 18th fnat.. At 10 O'Clock A.
~. at their auction ICON, No Is Old Levee will
be sold 7F : -
lO cartons Of rich Faconne and plain Silk Bonnet Ribbons
= 500
large invoice Of Ladies' Silk and Velvet new style Bon
nets Childrens Csps Straw Bonnets Artificial Flowers
variety Of Millinery articles. I.gs-+.
A~TERMS-At sale. jal7
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~ ODD FELLOWS HALL
kA PROF j. VEGAS most respectfully announces to his
friends and the public in general that his Dancing Acad
envy will be for the at Odd Fellows Hall,
18th of November where he trusts with the lib
eral patronage as before.
Days of Tuition for Cbdren-Tuesdays Thursdays and Sat-
urdays, from to O'Clock p. NJ.
GeRtlemens ClassMondays, Wednesdays Fridays from
to 10 o'clock r. NJ
Ladies' CassTuesdays Thursdays Saturdays from 10
until IL O'Clock A. Nj.
Practising Parties for Ladies' and Gentlemen every wednes
Gay.
The popular Chdrens Fancy Balls will given as BEFORE
once every MONTH.
For TERMS apply to Prof Vegas Odd Fellows Hall or at
L. NAL fraet MIN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-22
City Intelligence.

The DISSOLUTION AND DIsBAyDMENr OF THE TENTH RHGr-
MENT-By recent order issued from the general head
quarters at Albany the following companies Of the Tenth
regiment have been transferred the regiment
WEB Company, Captain Peter Nickel; Company, Cap
tain Jacob Fauth; Company, Captain John Kennedy
Company, Captain Leonard Jachrlng, and Company,
Captain John kubn. The comnandants Of these cOmpa-
MES are ordered To report their for duty in
the Second regiment to Brgadier General Chas picer
commanding the First brigade who will at once mako
such consultations Of these companies with each other
or With the present companies of the Second regiment
shall secure 10 the Second regiment not than
companies, and SO that each company o. that regiment
shall have at least thirty commissioned officers
and prvates The companies Of the Tenth regiment thus
consolidated and such portions Of them may consO
dated with the present companies Of the Second reg
ment be will report to Col Henry Robinson, anding
the Second regiment Company OF the Secoud regiment
Captain Felix Duffy has beeo detached from the Second
regiment and transferred to the Sixtyn regiment
The late Tenth regmenta district will hereafter be known
as the Twenty third National Grays, and Breve Colonel
National Grays, will, practicable, recruit q
new regiment, using his company q nucleus BY this
arrangems the Tenth regiment which long been
drawback the First division, has been wiped out OF
existence.
AIMsHoUsE GovRSoR.-The name OF Patrick McElroy
was inadvertently omitted from the published eal city
Mr. McErOy received twenty one thsssand four
hundred and sixty three Governor Of the ms
house
THISTLE BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION BALL-This assoca-
ton will hold their annual ball this evening" at the City
Assembly rooms The object is q benevolent one: and
the managers having providsd excellent programme
they promise their friends nights social enjoyment.
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the recess and the Of Francis Grund as Consul %
Havre. None Of them actod on further than being
referred TO the appropriate committees for examination
The American National Committee changed their place
Of meeting TO day, from this city TO Philadelphia
There teegraphic in the psrag raph about
Mr. Eheridge n todays Herald. The statement should
have been that he wrote 70 Mr.. Bolts Judge Douglas
was nominated Charleston that he should be n favor of
Judge McIane ana II Gen. Lane was nominated he was
In favor Of Gen. ScottJudge against Judge and General
against General.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-22
Board OF Education

nOuTU UI NuuCHth0Ms
MEETING OF THE BOARD-NEw PHASE IN THE Rrm i,
aorArYo rur orr, yrcr ~, - - .A-'A's
,.- 0oo'Aoi eoAshHD'
The regular fOrtnghty of the Board of Educa
,,or ,o,r n,ac. ,e., s,.n;, p,s-. -, - = w.
wv. N p"oo '"ss even"B, fuSnaro warren, Vice Presi
dent, In the chair.
Cornr,,ssora, c.,- 49,.
that Tho echoo, oH,.... ~ ~. u.., -. -,
-. =. ,--..s :. 80 1o.. '0ousu war" 10 sa'lo
Seo 70 aoVerse Tor proposals for tho Introduction Of
o.ang apIaf aus INTO the coiored school in that ward,
The officers OF the Twenty second ward asked an
schoolhouse located in West Forty seventh street. The
application was granted
An application also received from the school officers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-22

Mr.. Eherioge, OF Tennessee, s. opp .........
Mir. Davis, Of lndlapa A L. democrat. ...........
whole humber Of votes .aae
Necessary to a choice. ia
The following ia the vote in detal:-
For Mr.. Shenan- Measrs Adams of Mass Aldrich Alley
Bsnsa ah zeal. ssh. Blair ssysop sualnon sarn
Iswss nssno "s Dann Hdssson Edwards Eliot aass q
Grow s%isy ss a H..sn fis%ss Hs%s. asss ass
c Kellogg Of ill., ksors Knnss HsSss fsssn
wsh se an. "vsHy sars'o Mckesn
ssl%r repSinF'os rsrrs Petit, Porter Povs Rice
@ S If psSn sas
ysppaev Ih.ysr Tneaser Icnpsrs Tra,n sri%ss Van
Il Wis Wsshburne Of Ill, wsshburn Of Me- weDs WINDOW
NO Ashnore Avery B.ri.d.e Barr ssrrss. Beosex Hon
n ns sss ssa Sus ssSh ss
q Mo- c.ss Of g Crawford Garry psslason DAVIS q
Touse GsInsu SsrIrp Hamilton H.rdsmss Harris q Va
jaolson Ke., KunisL lamar, iarraose each of
G Lsahs osan Love nssIay, Martin Of O. Martin q Va
Morris d i'll Si,Ssk Nosi fsndis,ou. Pss
s sesss smiS {! A. sna % Of
,ss.nsn Stewart Of Nd stout Taylor Ihomss unasrwi
Io' " N !,s.rss xSas-.oD Briggs, Gil
iF ':s DAVIS VISOR Nd Sd Tas sssrdss uou
s.leon: Qasrles ana sto.es
'FTl" I"y NJ 4 Id%;n-nss mn W. D.,. o, ind
For Mr. ketcn-Mr harris OF Md.
For M anderson Of Missomi- Mr.. Mallory.
For Mr.. NcCiernaud-Nr Vii son.
Ior Mr. NJ Queet-Mr yuRh
Fo, Mr. Eiggs-Nr Reynolds
For Mr. HtI-Nr. Webster.
kxtNG DISCUSSION BETWEEN DEMOCRATS AND SOUTH Axxnr
After the The result Of the ballot great
confession .nsn.d by The discordaDt and varied calls o
'Atjonrn, "fo, no." "Ra,loi again. - and cries of "Mr
Clerk, "Mr. Clerk dozen members wer. on tho
rcor clhmaring TO he heard but impossible r,r
tine To restore sufficient order " be able 70 guess At
what WAS 10 follow.
AZ last Mr. wnsIew, (dem) Of N. c., managed to get
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VIVA. N. GkO ' k;K,
- { tor ney At 5 aw !.

ISSOURI
hACIlCkS only u the Civil Courts " kssord,
and devo,es his time chiefly to Comm ssc ri
IS0s. Business from abroad viii receive carxfui
Pessntion. once No. lo Ihesnut street.
Jan. l, 'se-dAwly
p1AA hASAsH. ~ ALAss BuxLDA- e.w. w.RAaooBs.
> 0AxNAT, DUTLEH 4 PA ARSONs.
kfTOkNkYs AND C0UNeKLLORS AT Law.
TaInTrr BuILDIxo, Ill BsoADwAY,
1sod ls0m AEH lOKK.
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w M. sTANNU0,
w h o . l . q OF,

%. Ill KtOKUK.
m vi Il undersig gned, expecting to be absent from
n Keokuk about SIX u onths, has appointed w
. Bt.nnus his agent aud attorney to attend to his
Nusiness.
Is a good supply of GROCERIES and PRO-
\ HARO No via be kept constantly on hand, ~
V,eap as ever e VIM. STANAUS.
u Feb. 26, s6o-d3m s.
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KEOKUK, IOWA: TUESDAY MAY 81, 1889
emo. q. AMnnAaoM. ALnxAHDga DAncLA
T1sTABLI6HED IN is1o.l

lD6TADLI6HED IN ieA0.1
.DANKIyG HOUSE or
= = . : q = o.. II N p n n r o.
II HAVE this Day sdmitted - : pArtasr In thc
= Banking Business, Alexander Barclay, (wAo hiss
been ny tsllsr FOR the last six yeau). The busi-
ness, hereafter, wiilbe conduotsd aAdsr the Arm
and style Of rst#Sk
GEO. G. ANDERSON b 90.
Being one Of the oldest Banking Houses (if not
thsodest) in Iowa, the new frm solcfts = sontin-
aanos Of former pAtronAgeso 70 literally extended to
the senior partner.
They win make collections and remit, less. Ex-
shange, on the day Of payment, free of charge.
ThsiF references are ~ formerly by senior part
nsr wis
RRvRRsHcEs:
Park Bank, N. Y.
Winslow, Lanier ca, Bankers, MY.
Edward w. Clark 4 Co., ,PhtlaAelphia.
Howard Banking Co., boston.
C1app. Pullef Browne, Bankers, Boston.
Marine Bank, Chicago.
Hoffman 4 Geipcks, Chicago.
MechAnics' Bank, Pittsburgh.
Farmers Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer D Rshm, Bankers,
Gilmore Brothsrtou - Cincinnati.
A. ID. Hunt . Co., - LouisviIIe.
State SAvings sInstitution, st. Louis.
Keokuk Jan. !, IS. GEO. C. ANDERSON
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-31


|8 mcCFary e Brnco.
ATT RNEYS AT LAW.
NFFfcE on Third Btrset between Main and
/Johnson, over the Etsts Bank.
sRrsnpt attention given 10 sollsotins and 81
)nxing claims and eenysy sncing.
Titles to realss tate aminsd and Notari bus
oees transacted. fnov10d&v
~ AaWlN 0TON 0ALLAND.
Y TTOhGkk AT LAW, Aoosfose, Lee Count =.
- lsva, will give pee1pt attention 70 all busi-
ess entrusted - his eare.a In al ltigated busi-
lsss In the District, 6nprsme and Federal Courts
be will, hy aSrangenent, have the stance OF
kssrs. Rankin, Miller + Enster, Of Keokuk.
|. ~. CtA0gTr. q. 1kowkg. WI CLAGErT.
CAageta, BrO W Ne Il Clagess,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
kEOA In
Ofhce ON Second-st, in samples Building.
Jan8dly
nD. c. Dixon. WM. " Dixon.
GEO. e. DIXON son.
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSkLAORS AT Law
or1icE IN sAnPLE'S BulLDIxe, sEcoxD-sr,
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