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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-17

New York Market.
(DV TELE0RAPH.1
NEW YORK. March 16
FLOUR-S cents lower Saios OaO bols at 5 so
0h Is for super state: 45GD6 IS for extra state
5)d8 Is for comm n to good extra Western; 6 60
0y6 so or round hosp Ohio.
CANADIAN vLOUR-Active. Sales 200 bbs At
600D7 90 or extra.
AVE FLOUR-Dul and unchanged.
BUCKwHEAf rLoUR>-D II and unchanged.
WHEAr-Dull aod dropping. Sales email.
OORH-Dull Mixed Western, 81.
OATs-Dull; SEC.
RYE-Que ct; S6c.
BARLsy-Dull; 7ONn9Oc.
PORK-Dull and lower Sales 40 bbls at II S7k
@l7 IS fer new mess II 81 for old mess: 10 10 for
prime.
BEs1-Firmer.
BACON-Quiet.
Cur MnATs-0teady.
L1RD-Be,ter. sales 800 bb,s ..l2x@l2x.
BUTTsR-Unchanged.
OH.EsR-UHohanged
WHYEv-NOmnal; NX.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-17

ST. PArRIcKs DAY.-This day
the nth Of March 10 known throughout
the world as St Patricks Day, and will be
generally celebrated. In this city. the
Davenport Sarsfeld Guards are to make
grand military display in the lday time.
and splendid and appropriate supper in
the e, ening at LeClaire Hail. This will be
the first appearance of the company in pub
lie. 1t is now fully uniformed and equipp-
ed; and under command of Capt r. NJ. Lit
tier, we presume to say it will make splen-
did appearance.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-17

CE We call especial attention to
the advertisement of Mr. H. s. Finley in
to-days issue. His facilities for supplying
shrubbery, flowers, de-. lie not equalled by
any other nursery in this region; and as
is well known in this community, he keeps
nothing but what will bear high recommen'
dation. Go to his place and examine, if
you wish to purchase anything in his line.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-17
TO-DAY'S 2ADV'TS.
DELAYS ARE DANG EROUa.
new Is tho Tine to Pla0t Trees.
'NHs SUBSCRIBER HAS 4 VERY COMPLETE
L Assortment Of
Fruit and OrssOsee<,s10l 1b.ees.

FLOwRRING PLANTS &C,
which he offers At pric corresponding TO the ines
6cott Nursery, establish i In 1899 has nov, 1859.
eigs'y hve Acres IN trees ana plsnts among which
are Apple trees from three - eight ears old hslf
million Pear trees from two TO i've d., Cherries
from one 10 two do Peaches two do 0rape Vine.
greet quantities, cheap.
R2OO GoosebNrries, S.oushton Seeding, don't
Currant Bushes, large stosk very cheap
and HlAckberries. Strawberries in great
pGRsHNs Of eight varieties, Of npe
'spaanted. healthy and vigorous. A
nsatal asd Esresa TPees,
streets. cemeteries. or lawns. couslsting
DMast beautiful and hardy varieties.
FLowRRING PLANTS,
6now Falls. etc etc. Budding oat plants, fDe as
sortment. Bulbous 1ots. large stoct Pie Plants,
six varieties, early and la,e. 80 900 Seeding Ma
pies and Elms.
s,culent Roots, Horse Radsh, 80. 600 Asparagus
Roots, one to three years. Sag. Green House
Plants To order. Vegetable Plants r esriy garden.
Ing sweet Potasse plan . In their season,
in great abundance, very cheap. Now 10 the time
and do not any longe' delay huytrg and planting
Fruit Tsses, Ornamentsl an Flowering flants
Whstever else Will adj TO yonr interest or co.
Of your city, to say nothing Of the unmitigsted
pleasure thai would result to the proprietor.
II. 8. PISLRY
P.S.-Now IL The time; Scott Nursery is the
place, Muse atins Roaa. X miles from lie C,stre
House. mchl7 DIV Wtmchl5
JOHN =. NEWBERN,
CLOCK and watch Maker, and 8ngraver, Brady
~ stre7 between Second and Third Davenport
Iowa
Jewelry made and repaired.
Glasses pnt In Spectacles ct reasonable rates.
mch11
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-17

I HN n. CRAWFORD,
6re1H AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, AND
Public.
- ckolls' Block, mp stairs. Ja20
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Alarms at which the Department was not
required 10 service,. ce,................... %
Total amount of loss over Insurance.. 855 o.
For further particulars please refer to
schedule "A" hereto annexed
The apparatus, consisting of engines
Fire King" Witch" and pilot" Hose
Carriages. "Red Rover" and Hope"
Hose Tender, Tiger" and "Peztonia, !"
and Hook and Ladder Truck Pioneer, No.
l." are in good order.
OF leading Hose there are 1860 feet in
good, serviceable condition.
The Engine Houses are in good repair
Commercial street upon which the Engine
House of Fire King No. l, is situated, not
being macadamized, is in such a very bad
condition, during tho wot soaaon- that oon-
siderable delay is occasoned in getting the
apparatus from the House.
The efficiency Of the Department is ser
iously impaired by tho want Of proper alarm
bells; having to depend on the bells of the
different churches delay often occurs in get
ting access to them.
have in my former report, alluded to
the want of Cisterns at points distance from
the river, and l would again respectfully
call your attention to the great necessity
for them at all times, but most particular
ly during the winter months.
The membership of the Department has
decreased very much by removals from the
city, principally owing to the Pixies Peak
excitement.
The most valuable assistance has been
rendered by the Fire Department of Rock
Island on several occasions, and the most
friendly feeling exists between them and
the Department of this citV
To the Assistant Engineers, G. Miller and
E. A Tilebien. and the officers and members
of the Department who have 80 earnestly
and willingly co-operated with me in dis
charging the duties of Firemen, the efficien-
cy Of the Department is entirely due.
regret to inform you that Mr.. E A. Tile
bein, who has go ably filed the post of
I'd Assistant Engineer, has left for Pixies
Peak.
Iregret to report most painful and heart
rending loss of life by fire, during the past
year. On the l4th Of December, 1858, at l
o'clock p. NJ. the residence of Mr.. Dutton
was destroyed BY fire and his three chill
dren persisted n ~ fonAa.
1t is with thom Dlsasure that re
port to you s6 Of property by
above ,' % Insurance., - lily 1856 90. ~
The greatest loee and on which there was
no insurance, vaS a the night Of the 9Th
Of July. 1855. yfmHh stable belonging to
:; :; : !; :; !; !; + =
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and after . great ossl~oe discussion, the
bill of Cook 4 Dillon amounting to 457
was ordered paid, and that Of Cook, Dillon
& Lindley $276 so was ordered paid.
Aids Hubbell and Thorington offered two
ordinances relating to the salary of city
officers, which was referred to special COM
mittse consisting of Messra Hubbell, Thor
ington and Sears
Aid. Christie offered . resolution that
Cook, Lindley 4 Clark be employed in the
suit Of Grant Va. City of Davenport. Adop-
ted.
Aid. Hubbell offered . resolution for ap-
pointing Judges and Clerks Of elections,
at which Aid. Thoringron raised thunder.
muss and made some very silly rsmarks
against the appointing sf the Jadsss and
Clsfka Il wss adopted
OA msllsa UssaSA a1loataea un Wel
Assaay AN
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be able to whip from five to fifteen shores
men or boat hands. and No. of whom il
more aristocratic, and wears better clothes
than his subordinate-by Clerks, who a.
ways have q memorandum book in one
hand, papers in the other, pencil behind
their dexter ears. who are always "our
gentleinanly friend to whom We are indebt-
ed for late st. Louis, st. Paul, or some other
st. papers," and who are always hand in
glove with editors, lady passengers, and the
travelling public generally. In addition to
these. there il the Captain. who blacks his
boots, wears black, and standing dickies,
sits dignifedly at the head Of the table,
and is rumored to be afraid of the Pilot.
The latter is invariably an inhabitant of
"Texas," usually wears his pants in his
boots, plays billiards and poker when
ashore. and when aboard occupies himself
| in turning wheel and telegraphing to the
Engineer some such lucid remark a.
"Bscker Slowherl" "Slow her d-m
yow n He snubs "Cap" occasionally, has
no particular fear Of anything or anybody
that travels ON two or four lege, and &
generally a fright good boy, thati"
These make up Steamboat with few
exceptions, and II this article will savs Z
4 few hundreds Of our readers from ruahine
. mile o. - through The mud to ~ lhs
| csels our putpsss u ,ssssnpll4hsds
ne lssssibsisa y vsst ~ lslssl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-17

G.. y. WlilrCOMB.
D4T 4 WHDTCOMB
70 AND OOUNsELLORs AT LAW,
D Public and Commissioners OF Deeds,
In the Courts OF Scott, Clinton. Jackson
10 counties, and In Rock Island county,
10. q. District court Of Iowa.
- W. Corner Main and Second streets.
! IA Jan1l
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-17

~ ,lA01l eu11 WaaeA Vita waite laeo. IN J.
~; ;;i; 8 :; II: Z !: -: :: s !. :: ::
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-17

MEMPHIS, March l5.-The U. s. steamboat
d, II. Morton with load Of Hay for Fort
Smith burned on the l1tb 60 miles above
Little Rock. Boat and cargo total loss, no
lives lost.
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= q PARKER. M. H.,

KY1ICIAN AND SU UKG EON N,
w-with Messrs. Reger & Bowers, No. %,
street.
In with them will receive prompt atfen-
rovA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-17

J. w. II. BAKER, M. d.,
YsICIAN AND SURGEON N-OFFICE-POST
)FFlCE BLOCK; House-North side OF Fifth
l. between Brady and Perry. Jan8idtl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-17
l. A L E S Il N F. WS.
BY TELEGRAPH)
LATER FROM EUROPE,
Arrival Of the CITY Of ~ aahlns fOm.

Nw KK. March lS-The City Of Wash
ington arrived xt . o'clock bringing Liver
pool dates OF 'he morning Of 2nd. Passed
lat 46 long 3S, 40 a s'eamer supposed To
be the Africa on the l4th.
The City of Baltimore hence had a con-
slant succession u westerly gales almost
the entire ? lssage. She brings l7O pAssen-
gers. 50
Il is explained that the gEeaQnf
posing the French AahvAn
nate the papall
The French 8s cld n
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-17

~ T.. HUBDELL,
AID OOUN SRI.LOR AT LAW AND
- 81 Deeds for Connecticut, Will
ooroful attention to the collec lion Of
nnQ0 Real Estate, examining titles
oflegal business
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-17
M. WHEELER.

~. COMMISSION AND PRODUCE
1ant, (Wholesale) Agent OF the Syracuse
monufactsry for Davenport and nelghboring
.ehouse opposite X. r. Depot, Davenport, Iowa
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!, ,RICk >CRAAG

ERlCk >CRAAG,
DER, -ARCHITEOT AND SUPER
Also Teacher of Architectural
Drawing.
port Commercial College. Rooms
Perry. jy2idtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-17

BosroN. March l5.-~ome two or three
hundred children Of Catholic parents at
tending the Elliot School in Northport city
caused yesterday and to-day quite distur-
bance by refusing to chant the Lords Pray
er and ten Commandments in conformity to
rule Of the public schools. The committee
nd teachers remain firm and large num-
ber have been dismissed from the school.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-17
nm IRY u. ANDE RsON,

nv AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
5ollian Block, Davenport, Iowa tsep4
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-17
oEo. NJ VAN HosKN,
r. N ER n VAN HOS Il N

MEHs "EO' NJ "N ""''"''I
1GUME ER n VAN HOSEN,
8 and Councillors a. Law, and Nota-
Also agents for the Charter Oak
SJiartford, Conn.,, Capital $s0O,OO0
New Haven, e6OO,OaO.
Block, Davenport. sept
r.. T.. PUTNAM.
D COUNSELLOR AT LAW AND
Office. No. IS, Davenports
aug29
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AIlY STATE DEMOCRAT.

lrgeF space chATged bVthe Ta6e o' " "
tiOnAl square.
r one half square tvo-thirds Of the above rates;
,s,nes. Cards not to exceed shines 10 OO per an:
each change an additional charge oI 10 Genus
auAre will be made.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-17

BUFFALO, March l6.-The X. X. Conven-
tion met at KremlIn Hall at II a. M. and
orgaized by electing Orrin Fallet Of the
Ssndusky. Dayton 4 Cincinnati R. r, Pres
ident. and j. 3. Anderson Of p. G. + N1
X. H., Secretary. committee Of lo'<
Judge Jewett Of Steubenville a. chsiruasUy
was appointed to arrange new Time Tables.
Adjourned till p. NJ.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-17


same committees
Petition Of E. W. Brady asking permits
sion to transfer his auctioneer's house was
grented.
Petition of Jas. Cordey asking for . re-
duction Of his taxes, WAS referred to CON-
mittee on equalization.
Petition Of two widows asking for exemp-
tion from taxes was on motion referred to
committee on claims.
Report of Chief Engineer Of Fire Depart
ment was read and ordered to be printed.
CHILF ENGlNkxR's OFFICE,
City Of Davenport
TO the Hon. Mayor and Common Council of
the CITY Of Davenport.
In compliance with Section 3 of "An Or.
dinance for the formation and government
of the Fire Department Of the City of Dav-
export" passed February 3rd. 1853, would
respectfully submit the following report:
Total fire alarms from March 13th 1888, to
March 18th 1859 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 68
or which there &C ,nrrei in Rock Isand,.... 81
The Department has been In service from
March 18Th 1853, 10 n Nsrch 18th 1859, No.
Of times, ...................:..... 81
The Department has crossed the river 900. IL
In service in Rock Island. 6
Alarms at which the Department was not
rpuUircd Ia service. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Do
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-17

- LANE. JOSEPH J, LANE
onopcys and CsunseliOrs NJ Law,
~. 4 and 8, Commercial Block, south east
IA and Brady streets.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-17

COp0rtsershtp.
NIOTICs 10 hereby given that the uudessisned
IN have this day. under the style Of Wuppesnana
4 Hall. sOctat themselves and formed Q copsst.
nership for carrying On The Grocery Bu. insss
b. A. WUPP0hMAMu,
WA HALL.
D.venport. Iowa. March l, 1850 mchs.7v
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-17

IOCrORs HICKMAN AND REID.
we RENOvRD THEIR OFFICE to No 2s
81 street, north side between Brady and Main
mAYchA-tf
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lis BLOCK, (UP srArRs.)
xNPORT, IOWA.

racts Of tho Titlos % all
In Scott County.
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XYLOR Il BAD.1.ORD.
WEST sECOND sTRnsT, Ill CLAIRE
Rev.l Davenport, Iowa, Wholesale and retail
~ IN Drug, Medicines Chemicals, Paints, Oils.
~ Glass, Fancy Articles, Perfumery, Mineral
I. 00ld Foil, &C. &c. sens
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MORNING. JANUARY IL, 1859
Nth 0rleans 4aiIp Gresttnt,



Considering the inauspicious weather-rain falling
and every street as muddy as "sough Of despond'-
the attendance at Lyceum Hall last evening might
be considered compliment even to the distinguished
lady, desire to see and hear whom, enticed the
auditory from their resides out into the inclement
night. The entertainment commenced with "read-
ings" from Longfellow's "Evangeline," and the
readers soft woman's voice chimed well with the
mellifuous flow Of the simple verse in which that
touching tale Of an earthly pilgrimage Of sorrow and
disappointment is told. With interest enlisted much
by the story, and more by the pathetic earnestness Of
the reader the auditory sat in rap attention until the
moving climax Of the poem found the eyes Of strong
men wet with an unaccust0med moisture.
At the close of "Evaugeline,' Gen. Scott and bis
staff Of civilians entered, and the old Commander,
being escorted to seat the stage, was addressed
by Mrs. Blunt in brief, salutatory poem, which was
not in the bill but being very apropos and well put,
was endorsed just the thing by the hearty plauds
of the assemblage.
little thing from Kingsley, and well read, and
Southey's "Well Of st. Keyne," were followed by
Poes "Raven," which was rendered with great ex-
preston, but would have been made more effective
BY voice better suited to its requirements mel
low tones Of Mrs Blunt could not be atuned to the
hoarse croak of the raven in "neyermore." Selec-
tions from Tennyson Longfelow, and Others brought
to its conclusion an entertainment which will be re-
membered with pleasure by those who were present.
Mrs. Blunt is lady Of very pleasing presence, her
countenance having an expression of charming sensi
bity, and every feature instinct with emotional op
pressiveness her manner perfectly selfpossessed,
and natural grace in every movement. Her first ap-
pearance ensts the interest and sympathetic accord
of the auditor.
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More TESTIMONY
N FAVOR LILIES SAFES.

~ "A " IL " r L. Il Il y . = a r y -
WILLIAMSBURG. Dec. 2, 1853.
Mr. L1LLIE-Dear Sir Last night my office, situated
Kent Avenue, between Bush and Norton Streets broken
open and desperate attempt open my Safe which for
tunatey for Of your burglar and fire proof
From the appearance Of the Office judge they not dis
turbed in their operations but worked all night and
the undertaking simply because they unable get open
The only real injury they did the Safe the breaking off the
hinges which prevented swinging the door They broke of
the knob and tried to drive the spindle through which they
did not succeed The lock materially injured piece
was broken from the end Of the bolt by the punch trying
drive through but not to prevent being unlocked
send list Of the tools found the Office the
Ing They had been stolen from blacksms shop
and would be the could procured
for the purpose:
One sledge hammer, weight ls4 lbs hande "a feet long.
One cast steel hammer, weight 20 lbs. m
One caststeel hammer, weight 3Olbs
One steel cold chiss ~ inches wde weight b handle
IL feet long.
N feet long.
One casseel cold chsel, inches long and inch wide.
One cast steel punch, " inch.
One cast steel punch, 2-3 inch. z-s. .-..
One bar Of iron, feet long u inch sqaAte.
The blacksmith assured that he had just put the chels
the best possible order for They show concusivey
that they well tried they perfectly unfit until
reftted and sharpened.
You will please send another Safe Of the same size as
am perfectly we'll satisfied that your Safes will eectuay resist
any attempt burglars may be able to make open them
Yours respectfully, E. S. STERLING,
28Morton street, Williamsburg.
B9- Agency of these Safes, No. % Camp street.
d22 2ptf FAIRBANKS & CO.
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Porter, .alc and Cider.

The advertiser would call the attention of public
stock Of
PORTER, ALE AND CIDER,
IN bottle Of which he has always large supply hand
confidently recommend superior two-thds of the
foreign Ne and Porter that is imported and a cost of
Thluy-Five per cent. Less!
He has likewise supply of MASSEY, COLLINS It CO.'S
celebrated PHILADELPHIA Xxx CREAM ALE for draught
which s superior any in this Also fine article of
NORTHERN CIDER in barrels.
All orders fed promptly delivered free of CHARGE
-. ..-u N. MARACHE,
jal0 2p6t Nos. 10 and q Bienvle street.
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TIE CAMrBELLs.-No matter Of what sort the
weather may happen to be- the Campbell Minstres Of
Messrs. Rumsey & Newcomb, crowd Masonic Hall
every night with delighted audiences They ars in
imitabe in their Ethiopic melange Of fun, music, and
dancing, entitled " Our African Cousin, z but when
they trot out their Hungarian Exes'' tue assembly
think it even better, and when the Corn-Cob
Brothers exhibit their wonderful performances Of
the broadest buresque on acrobatics that is voted
better than either. Everything they do ia 80 well
done that the listening spectator is inclined TO think
the latter act the better. They offer another good bill
tonight. =, $50
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Rgraxnep ssr..r,.r,rs, fs<,,ur IS NJ r,-fd.1 rssr.
was veaseri erai,d ~, a,.s n 1uay
sauIfed Fanny Moa.f, III, III onsa .ns ss"s -
hst 49,, ..es ~ shs osh Inss., On uaoo ssIess,
g aoa SeE
Mr. Ns,gsrst noonso n 70 e. On tss Ss
vitt q. ,ss y " Mas np On chsEee 2! ~
ment Jointly nhabited - tssr y "a <. ~. W
inetoS fSycn ~ snsM ano Dy zen ~ ~
General and do dreadfuI things to him. Case 6xsd
Louis Copsee was held for an oyerhsultue, o, !
charge Of twice visiting the house Of Joseph Znck
q Mnkefnam, at the corner Of Csliope aud Locust
strse or NO better purpose than % treatsn . tsks
El!en Wallace, charged with making Nary Dsvfs,s
lor ~ on Perdido street, hsd her exaninasom f1ed
iof ~ upe lAtn.
Ine M examination of Thomas EAssu 1oe ths murder
OF Mlcnaei hig9ins Wa resumed aud cooeluded. The
oolk q tne testimony ~ Published wbsa tsken,
some days ago. The testimony taksn yeseestlayWae
sucn e 70 create doubt q The guilt Of N9aa bat
nos enough % warrant nis dlschsgs; g = NJ ssnt
Defore tne first D1stncs Court fo1 murder.
REcoRpga WrIrzs Couer- A..;.es.s 49,
E2.nn nrss;d;ar -Tnsnsctinr n ct.,ssss ~ ri
chief business in this Court yesfeydev - -
james Kennedy and Jean LeIsant. tsken ~ = -.
eerous and susnicioua vers ionnd 3, 4. srssck ~
seut 10 the Work House IN N months. u - :.
Prank Johnson Manrice ghields lei. n u..s.
and jam,s SnIlivan vonne INT wfrlIv hs,d c,,.*-s
ers. we're found to be vsarants' sn1 = s:"t - ~
George smishera ctarosd vitb I.,rsrv - !. an
silk dres finn M nn - ~ .tcrs M X ~
bon street vas examineJ Ana 5;sm;ssea n. ~ n
Katarina Sew. !, a,v. -. a;.,,,...s ! -. =.
charge of yarrancy - - - - n
Jean DuDfst gave IN "a 49,, q a.. .t.,.. ~
having barbored il bouss n CaH ss.t ~ ~. Z.
154 old Leyee street q q ,ss's's''s 80
- -
hEGoaDsR Gs19a p Longs Uo0Er.--AifFsd Louis Janet
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j. II. Hammond,

j. 4. Hammond,
ENGRAvER, ,LITHOGRAPHER AND PRINTER,
No. Camp street, second floor,
Respectfully socs orders the departments
of art
DIPLOMAS, STOCK CERTIFICATES, POLICY HEADS
Insurance Scrip Bills of Exchange Checks Promssory Notes.
embeshed with original designs engraved copper
steel and printed in style unequalled In the South
He has obtained facilities for doing description
Sone particularly refers to the style recently intro
duced combining the of Steel Engraving with the
cheapness Lhography and particularly adapted Bills
Exchange, Checks Account Sales, Bill Heads fine Labels
etc ETC., etc.
Being the emily Engraver of Pictorial subjects
the South publishers others requiring Portraits
Book Illustrations etc., etc., requested examine
his specimens and will add that orders in the finer and
difficult kinds Of Engraving will be EXECUTED BY HIM
SELF and not to the North is the practice
WEDDING AND VISITING CARDS. AT HOME INvI-
TATIONS Engraved and Printed in every STYLE puncualy
and at short notice.
COURT, LODGE and NoTARIAL SEALS. Designed, En-
gaved and and furnished with press, ceunterdie etc.
jel 2ply
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BesstOa's Legacy
TO THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES

To THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES,
Is comprised in the Abridgment of Congress and Debates
strictly speaking the Political History working
the Government from its formation
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examples among the exalted of human actions MopERA
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