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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-08

DICkES's NEW CHRISTMAS STORY
among the somewhat numerous works of
Charles Dickens, the greatest Of living nov
e!Ists, few il any, have attracted so much
attention and deserved admiration. as the
little volumes which he has for some wears
past been accusto ned TO issue on Christmas.
To them he is more indebted than to any
oi his greater works fer the wide re, utat;on
which he enjoys at home, for to the English
men accustomed to look upon the festival
Of hristmas as one of general festivtv and
Joy. the warm hearted and genial stories 81
peculiarly adapted to the season, are unu.u-
ally welcome
a House to Let" his Christmas story
and New ears story, for the late holiday
season, just issued by Peterson, Ct Phila-
de.phia, is in every respect worthy Of the
reputation OF its distinguished author.
copy has been laid on our table by A5arns.
Of the Iowa Book Rooms. Price only
twenty cents, being five cents less than it
can be purchased for in Philadelphia
Adams Is the exclusive agent for all of
Peterson's publications.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-08

CHEAP MAGAZINEs.-See advertise.
'neEi OF the Iowa Book Rooms. any one
wishing "a House to Let can find a chance
at the BOOK Rooms. The House TO Let :,
is BY Charles Dickens.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-08

CHOICE FLoUR.-IIous ekeepers will
be glad to learn that Shields, at the corner
OF Second and Harriaon streets, keeps the
very best grade. OF flour that can be found
in this city Be sure and leave your orders
with him if You want prime article.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-08
TRAvELLER's GUIDE.

RAILROADS, East, Leave At 9 IS Y and $50 P y
Sundays excepted West leaves a. 9 O5 N AID so,
P NJ, Sundays excepted
STAoLs, Horth, 10 Dubuque, via Dewitt, Mao no
keis and Wilton, leave the Penn nsylvania House
days, Thursdays snn Saturday. at A NJ North tt
Lyons VIA eCisire Princeton, Csmanche and Gin.
ton, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at7 A NJ.
smith Arnold's line OF hacks leave every day Ai
NJ.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-08

IMPORTANT GGEsTIoS.-Since j,
has been established that time is money
We advise ali who have legal papers Of any
kind TO draw uP. TO come to this office and
purchase some of those neatly printed
blanks, which We have constantly on hand
ID. I. 1.-THE MEMBERS Of the Da-
yenport Typographical MON are hereby
notified that there viii be q special meeting
held this Saturday evening at half past
seven o'clock, in the III MON Hall
By order Of the President.
G N CEANE Sec'v
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-08
rhJhIsaroS baosN ARMSTRONG;.
1HonIssros, BRows, y.Anxsrsoss

A TrutSEYs Aa4 g tusselsrs, Davenport, Iowa -
~ '-l =, s. =. Aiek3as' Book, corner Of Brady
s.4 j. .lI stra4 =
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-08
New York Commi. sion Store.

JUST RECEIVED.
VINHR subscriber IL just receiving large additions
l. to HI siocs Of hardware
Oriers At wh1!esae and Retail promptly nlled
J. G. wASEgURN
nnv3S DIV Nick Bl0ct &c md stree,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-08
Home w anted.

VSHD fsther Of an infant girl, whose mother died
= some weeks sincA, Is de>irous Of fiDdin fani-
iy that Won be willing to adopt such child The
father po1r and unable to give his chd proper a.
teation. Chud three months old. Erqaire 81 the
house at the Catholic Burying Ground y.r6
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-08
II Local items were not tinsh Y

E Local items were not flush YES
terday The probable cause Of falling oil
in local matters was tie very bitte- cold
weather. People did not ike to come out
and distinguish themselves, or do anything
of Importance.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-08
school Notice.

PUBLIC exsniua !on Will h. heId ., the Sch
= III ths- IN fut ID TINT No. =. Hi cafHrd8 49,
4 int. ri .'cp.k hI for II purtos. " i, atl,-
inifF applicants fJr aiuItsl jLt The civ I1t,r,.
dIat school. By ord-r - The
jazz BIAkD or DIRECTORS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-08

Gf- See advertisement Of Father
Donelan's Lecture on Egypt and the Holy
Land The long expected lectare Is now
at hand. Let every citizen attend it il they
would hear something interesting.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-08

~ Ie concerto of We ancientc
people, after ye manner of ye olden tyne,
at Metropolitan Hall. last evening, was
bountifully attended Ye olde and We
youDge came forth to listen to We musick
which consisted of hymnes and ss.gss.
sunge after ye manner Of ye snciente. Ye
audience was often convulsei with laugh
ter; verify the people were wonderfully
pleased. lereadnges ofye Professor Grif-
fith Were a marvel in ye care Of all We vast
multitude, who signifed their approval by
often and repeated noyses created by ye
hands. ye feete and ye voyce. Truly ye
concerto was marvellous in ye ewes Of We
people.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-08
Democratic Meeting.

TNHE Democrats Of Scott county are requested 70
meet st the Morning News o6ice en- Saturday.
January sh. at o'cleck NJ, to hear the report of
the Com Mite 90 tie permanent organization Of a
Den ocratc Club, aod to transac. other business of
importance. By order OF the
Jao6-Sd COMMITTEE
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-08

JAMS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-08
CEo. n. WIfis1Gut,.

A TToRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Ltw
n Notary Pua!lo AMI C3ulmlssi,t.er = DEEDS 70
Ntw HAmp hire Vermont, y " FORK, PeuIsy iv..i
an ONO.
Uao--N rth-west corner Of Main and secos
sTeets Davenport, IA. aux l3 II
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-08
Holiday Presents.
7 AIDES WORK Boxls AND BASKETS.

~ Odor Cases,
Bohemian Vases
Turtore she'll Combs
Toilet 6ls-se.
Watch S..ni-,
Porte AonAes,
Nicer -chaum Piper,
SC 1t Bottles and vinAisr-4fes
Ladies' Dressing C,ses,
Ladies Cad Cases.
Snuff r. xes,
Pcchet Cutlery,
Ivory Tablets,
Pspier MaChe Boxes,
Bronze fesAr Stands
And many other useful and ornamentsl ar ic.s sI,-
prspriste - the eseAson. OS9OOD
I've ~ l32 Brady
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-08

IOWA CITY, Y,..................... IOWA.
VVNHis Large and Commodious Hotel has been leased
by the proprietor, thoroughly repaired and reno.
waited, neatly furnished throughout, la the bes; man.
ner, with sPBISG BEDS and LIGHTED WITH GAS
No pains viii be spared TO make the PARK HOUaE
the "A No - House Of the City; i; being much tie
largest and pleasantly situated IN q central location
IN the corner ofJederson and Dufuqre streets near
the City Parx with comfortable aocoumoda at,ans yor
Two Hundred Guests
TKRNS-ln conformity to the times
Good and Ospscious Stsbling attached to the housa
J, T1USDELL. Proprietor.
Nov24dn Formerly OF the frusdell Housa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-08
CORRESPONDENCE evening at
. late hour, We were put in possession Of the
following valuable bit Of Information:

following valuable bit Of information:
DAVENPORT, Jan I. 1859.
MEssRs. RICHARDSON & WEsT-Gents:- -
lou will please not publish the notice OF
Printers Banquet in Saturdays paper, but
postpone the insertion thereof until further
notice, and oblige,
For the Union, W. II. JENKINS, Pres.
That seems rather peremptory may We
ask our friend Jenkins uhy We shall not pub
lish il? And We would ask him, also, who
constituted him dictator over usl We pub
lish whatever We please, and do not ask
any one to dictate. We take unusual pleas
ure in directing the attention OF our brother
typo to the advertisement the DAyEs
PORT PRI>TERs' BASQUET, in another column
We publish the same free Of expense-not
because the printers are not able and vii
ling TO pay, but because it pleases Us q e
do We are printers we like the craft.
and shall be happy to render them any ser
vice in our power. OF the motive which
prompted the above order we know moth
ing. but presume il was either an error in
judgment, or uisconception OF authority.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-08
~ Some one steals the Davennor

Gazette from our door every morning.-E
/ Commercials
Tie Rock I-land thieves must he remark.
ably destitute Of literary taste
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-08
~ A few more such nights as the

last one will bridge the Mississippi in such
a manner that there will be no difficulty in
crossing with the heaviest teams.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-08
4 O.iIlti.
EGYPT AND HOLY
port Institute.

NJ EkT. til further notice !. ven every Sunday
"a Of o'el4ek P NJ in "Baiiey's Hail. No 10
bf.d' street, bftueen 81 auf ith Admission and
SPEAK ie &c sccr rrilnx to Parliamentary Rules a
The Country, to any lady or gentenan
=. ,uon Tor iryeshgsiion sunday, January tile
Resotrfd, That mn is n.tu-allv coed
DH J LANCER
JAMS Chn % Com OF Publicstian
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-08
j ". III HAhIK, VI. /
T Z. CAMPBELL.

DuYslCfAN AND SURGEON -0-FiCE-PoS7
L OFFICE BLOCK Haase-North side % Fitth
stre.i, b iwc.a BIS 4 srt Pa-ry raaSl1ts
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-08
GOLD MEDAL
Grand and 4ssare Xsjsssoe.
S1EINWAY + SONS,
~ Walker st (uear Breadwsy)NY.
NILE CTEmHn~

Were awarded the First Premium where snA ~,
ever they brought their PiaAo P.stes tuto cpsnne0a
tion with the b1t makers OF Boston. Hsw YEA.
Philadelphia, and baltimore
cfivsd tbs too hrst prs. Neiais II ~ 49,
palstan Fair. Washington, 1885
The Pirsf Premium (s gold MEDAL ftY The oope -.
ano t.rt~ ~ the Maryland Institute Bait ~
The First Prize Medal for the best Ptao, 1sgeD =
the snericsn Institute, CryEtal Palace, New Yeso.
1856
The F.rst Premium 70 Gold AedsD for - -
Grand PiAao At The aryiszd Institute, Dalti0oeo.
1857.
The Yirst Premium ~ the eeate Pair DseRDel 1oDV.
The Ynst Prenium IT the Ssass Dais, nSn0nnn
1857.
The coun ~, such 20 " Mason, ooetDcAak. WoDw.
hsupt, &c. Grand and ,quare rionuo osoDoEunoDn
With the full wooden and isuo fraas esnhoa1. -
-snteA for thr-e yeaSs. Rrices nodsea1e.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-08
For Sale.

A BEAUTIFUL, well finished, Brick Dwelling,
IA Roons, Csliar, Kitchen and stable. A por-
iion of ths purchase money down. balance on long
time; or part in unimproved land iu Scott county
would Be taken at fair price
ALS1:
Several Frame Buildingr, we'll finished ard well
situated TO sell on good terms or sxcaanse for mer.
Ohandlse.
ALSO,
oDveea tracts of Ane land IN vasioas pasts Of the
oountys 70 eeu On reasonable termS, anA leog tlmo
oeeo xADS. 0ALLAWAY . oANpEno.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-08
HALL d GI!:EiU

A TToRNRYs Az COTSsEI !.Eas, NoT4RrFS
hPupltc, { .rasa,s-laner> OF De-3s far Maine yer-
mont New HaHlrshgre, aa,s1saIS III New Yol K,
New Jersey, PrrasylyArla, Virginia, OHIO, Tennes-
ses, Ken;u Ky. liinols and Missouri ono. n IS
Msiu ct oae door soGth OF COX d Sarctn.'s Bauk
July lst, !St-. Ju.yI-dkwly
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-08

@ We did not receive our usual
telegraph reports last evening. 1t wa. SO
cold We presume, the dispatches CONCEALED
while IN transitu.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-08

aud therefore any connection with it ough,
10 be abandoned.
City Of, Co. Of, state Of.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-08
PIT NIER q VAN ssoSIS,
has. L. "a ISAH
IKInEiiIth >CRANG.

~. IL R%GINEEa, ARCHITgCr AND SUPER.
y I&rKNDHAT. Aso TeaoGer e htchstt ciu-a.
0Tuarles a Drawing.
ono 4. Davenport Comm rela Co.t-e. R.ms
81 81 L ~. e2!lf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-08

A TTOgSEY AND CeUSsELLoa AT LAW
~ Davenport, IawR.
ua-e-DA, ,eapori's B.sck. corner Main aai sec
ono stft s. iecl 3itf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-08
CnIIHiN & EnH.

A TToRhRYs AND COUNCILLORS AT LAW
~ AND
EGTARIEs PJBI!H
Oree-At MscA.t Cert.1's Exchange orc..
Dsv-. p--t. iewA, oristf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-08
Law PartnershiD.

Jxo. P. COOK. JAS. }. LISDLEY, wM. T. CLARK
COOK. LIN DLEY 4 CLARK.
4r. Dillon having retired from our Law firm TO
assume the more responsible duties of the Bench ve
hsve this Day as-ocisei with 10 law bu .lne.s
VIM. T CLARK, Esq. JEO. p COOK
JAn5dlm JAS LINDLAY
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-08
tsssi III, ANDI R&ON.

A TT0RSEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
IA t-pp9ltau boek, Davenport, Iowa lsep2s
JAAEs 7. LAM JOSEPH J. LANK
Auorneys erd Csunseilors nt Law,
once-Se- and 5 Commfrciai Elcek. sJLth-eAst
o.-f-.- I. u al 81 a. Is.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-08
Grand Gift E.nlcrDrisc,

1--WE tunwi L ulsg1tlfcv nj rertv ,y,ft - a.
j i tr bE"i anpa ti- sulsrr,htrs vssu.d at tbre.
thou-snl d. laT-, ontHe l. lay = J-Ha,rr citAt,
al The lie Cialre iIsiI G mao Ttsntsr Ia.
vsnpart, Iowa. subscrip.icu iiekut., or toua,
each:
The ii rouRhbre3 s's,li Meu,t Aircy.
ars Old P-dig-e~- ty Tr.ye..er l.. hy
impi. N.rcar dsul-Cerita. Ire. hy /
stevens, q Hotoke1. y J Pr further
IA ttu' AIS te- Tur: II sitier. HI s'ockI.
untfuaied by any horse IN ih tSc..O
county Refer 10 II. Le,:aIi Sa.rr
John X il ion, 'hss. taker, and oihef-.wto
have Go / the ct ot ihis rcfse. valued
al. ....-........... ..................... tStH
: N" thoroUgh bred ft4lIlc . I.4fk.r { ee,rS
olf, la II trcth"r TO Ellen atrulau ne of
tn best rate mares Of her day P-dirreec cf
Locs .in-ty imported Hoaien; dainty
Ir"stet flr further particular see Turf
Register. Vso@..... COO
D. one i've year Ia Durham hui. named MsG-
i-on. For p.iigree see volume 81 An.ri-
csn Shou Horn Book, pa.e l;s Entry G76
value. .-................... hna
g. Or year Old stali.'n colt Ped z ree--
~ Clarion fsm--y ,li nost@n. Fatn@. <rf
.. One year old D-Von b4ll named GeoIgc
'''..'... ...-..-...'. ............. 3p1
.. one y.Sroid MONT AIRY III ;. yau-.. l30
7. One spanish J-cF, yea-suIi yslue III
:: iHolul " Q" ~ Tam C-~s. Nslue.... 100
NO. TO number 81 Ga KIN ATTACHED -
eoch o' these nuC l.rs. NJ Bla1ks....
Iet-l.. A. COO
Tic Stallion. Lstk.n nj Mount Arev took IT,
nTst Al. ''conc pr -u1iGIns A. thoroughbred ag.a
stations, 81 he Iowa Stale Pair III j. :.
The above enterprne is conducled ~ corm:ttee
of gentiemr1 who are entirely 'lsiG.,tstid .t.th
vi secure 10 each and ,yery sue.oria.r an .aua
chance. l. 10 distinctly understood tha; this 1. ne
lottery.
Tn. absve stock Be seen at oil t.mes A. pu,t
Greek Psrn occupied by d. Z Alleu
Tickets can be hsd at the Burt, House, ., Jehn
Atains SA con, At A. O. Bill0n's Je selry stor. O.
K. Allen, or either Of the und r.igaei remit.
tAnce OF one dolia' 70 the President viii ensur. ,
iicb ct by return mail
The numbers drawing the prsas wtll be published
for the benefit tf PARTIES living abroAi
o FULLER. Pres.fenf
WM. HALL. Secretary
PRANK PLCMER Treas
Davenport, iowa. December 8, 1855
On account oi lArge number Of tickets no. being
spo-ed or the drawing Of the above ent rnri.e vii
BE- postponed until th ist OF February, lsS9. ~her
i vi most sssuretly oome on J.,1
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-08

REr ERKNcss Hon THIS Het iricss Cofaulis
ti'nct Con- F4Di orc, washhgttH, d G +
Converge A &, fine street, New York O. JACK
In7u1sioa, Ais amery, Ala Hot jam Harlan,
S-aai5 = NJ = sassIt, itsa, Ahiaire Lee arr,
REQ 90 ps ap5rs, ks'. 81, -sf- c - Dawes
j. Eetr.it, loss. sell
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-01

tiful Mnnesota would yet bsvs been wilderness. ssc
painted savage wcud Jet glide down the noble ussisrp
deTs l nov almost heN, shat By the art of man hos
been taught to leap forth 70 their abors at tho rising
sns san ana retire to their raes At ito setting would s
pareue their precpitous course un1isurbed (Appsuso
bu! am keeping you too long stand before you 70
night impressed with thsn ordinary feelings never
snew ins gres'nen OF tis country Of ours until
never knew heiefe OF the vasness Of this great vao
whose besinnipgs you hold In your Eands nor apprs-
ciated the influence which II Is yet to exercise upea
that now most earnestly enreat YOU az YOU are about
70 enter upon al election no geher local. aud which
70 nect our position 10 this confederation Of States 70
cherish and sustain those principles whca arc founded
upon Above OF our whole country and whose saaeaoo
10 cement more closely together You have
oDs sene q ,ss party up e their Ma
called mere WAS no man thore to speak for the Sao
where washington WAS born; there man 70 answer
man to respond when the land OF 5rmper and Marie
was called (Applsuse) But how viii il be whoa o.
such spectacle this When NO call the roll al sats
which compose this Confederation, every common wealth
from Maine down % young hinnssoa and stu younger
pre1ence OF its representatives. (Cheers ina Atlantis
VIII shout forth 10 the Pac.ac-she great lakes to ths
Gulf and when shsll nominate candidate for tho
Pre.dency tho loud voices Of tue representatives OF tbs
whole nation, will name tho man who will administer
to affairs for the next foar years cloud chosring)
hose who may anticipate po cal SUCCESS basins that
hope upon agitation ard upon oastce, will most certain
~ Dc disappointed, because tne eXpeCtau01o ak0 n0t
founded upon those great principles Of magnsnimy.
dom and patriotism which underiie tbs posat questions
hat now agilae country And beg and exhort a
you, the people OF Minnesota, and you, especially the
youog men OF Minnesota who have the future your
hertageyou who are about to lay tbs foundations OK
great staeto enroll t in the proud lis. Of democratic
States devoted to ihe maintenance of
the Un!on-apd that with them you will seek to uphold
every star and every stripe in our national ag-may
wave forever. (DeafeniDg applause, with six cheers.
during which che distinguished speaker took hs seAtl
Elk Governor German and Gen. shields folio we'd ia
few brief remarks and upon their conclusion tina cub ad
jouTned.
Gov. Seymour afterwards serenaded by the Young
Mems club, at his quarters at the winslow House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-01

FIRE IN TRoY-Loss 0,000-INsURANcE SAC. 900.
About IL O'Clock last evening FIRE broke on. il tue
lar of the four story buildng No All River Greet ffoy,
which resulted in lis total destruction together vito a
its contents The fire. it Ia thought, the work
incendiary, the door leading the cellar IN the
was founo open when the nfe 6sst discovered tie
building was owned by Hugh Rankin, Esq sod occupied
rs fonows-1be lower cellar BY Mr.. A. Lacy, who had
ssored there large quantity OF CIDER vinegar, &c., loss
aoout woo insurance. the next floor and principal,
s occupied by kr. s. Heinstrset . wholesale grocs.
sn provision stoYe loss about IS eco; injured for
Ntv os v sNA.a and Akensne former had large guam.
Of cotton he nlass and the latter lot OF rags bales
M kansn's loss wool. &c u ss,;ms.sa NJ =, sas 6So
61 e E S The building next SOUTH occupied
E.Asr vas mucn damaged By Ore aut
sor s shs, ~ was speedily demolished Mr. B.ococE
sna me injured by Mr. Rsnkn the
which he 10 agent-Aany Journol A .a sn o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-01

A DRY TIME IN MANE.-The dror,b, J.,
AID 20 % very severe In many tosps the .. aa -
dred W. brooks mat were never known TO be or
now episeiy dry, and people ind 1t difficult N 81 Me
for fanny purposes. Fires raging ia tho es "sser
ne :s.ospass thick With smoke many paris ves
coast at two miles distance from the shore the long .oe
thick a. ga fog The river very low, and no Iumbss
Cap BE saved Until The Mu rains ~ suuA"sf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-01
SUMMER RESORTS.

IA TOUgETTE HOUSE, BERGEN POINT r.
~ southerners snd others returning ssrAtoss and
Watering places North and Hsss als isosmsA
ber that being decidedly the pleasant nnb Of he
at this point 1hoe Willing New York business
hotel IN the city etsamSoss leave pier no Ncrs river g
foot oi Barclay street q 10 A. n and AZ 2,
WESLEY w. HILL Qato Of Ii Fargo house Proprietor.
n Bit takes no longer to from New Yofk BerRen
Point h&n from South fairy 70 Union EquAre.
DoCKAwAY PAVILION, LONG ISLAND, WILL BIZ
~ open through September. Tho fourth grand bah On
urday Fer tember bchuelder's cotlon band overr
afternoon and evening The South ferry Brooklyn
FsANCis nfDER. Propse.or-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-01

d. E0 REwARr.-LosT on BOARD THE sTEAMnE
pCU Armenia, on saturday last, leather sa,chel. with
reel clasp containing gold watch and chain
sic breaspin, cal crosa and gold pin with other articles
Of ess vslue Tho articles arc mostly prcsenss from 81
ceased mother and their return viii be thankfully AcknoM
edged By the only surviving daughter The above
be paid With all expenses for i devery By Waoa a. HUM
4 o., No, 10 Park place, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-01
LOST AND FOUND.

WoUrD-IN THE PACIFIC BANK, AFEw DAYS SINCE,
poekeibook containing valuaGles. The owner can
useMeptS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-01
HOTELS.

f,Hs HcTEl, ST. JULIEN, no. WASHINGTON
i placeA few sns of apartments et unoccupiod
also two gle BY private table or carse
Having Restaurant attached particularly desirable
for single gentlemen. xI.1EEX AEpEasOM.
6oio proprietor,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-14
81 Sd GARNET WARE. &c. 3 3
HOUSE. E.EURNIsHING VI
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$500 No. 31e PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Now in store, the LARGEST and most complete q.
sortment Of CABINET WARE over offered to
afi., i and Tie pubic Il issss, s%Mscns9 Aie'An-
Rosswoci, Walnut and N shogsny Psrlor Suites,
Z gSholstered In Brocatelle, Six Plush, and Hair
ent.iss%s Pier and M.nsel els.ses. p. )
si!t q Bsackets With Marble a tis slabs .xscF 3
Chamber Ssts complete, IN Rose Wood, wsIuut,
-. MAHOGANY, and Painted, with or without Mar
Rosevood, Walnut, and Mehoeany Bedstesds, ?
Rosewood, Walnut. and Mahogany Marble top
Ro;:yScd .sd Mahogany and
Oak. NV Walnut, and Mahogany m.rbls-sop Side.
Msrbie-top aud other Etageres, with mirror-r
Handsome Walnut and Mahogany Wardrobes, =
Hat,rseks 10 Oak, Walnut, MahOgany, and Iron,
wssnaa s sna !, Mssaosany SOFAS and Tets-a-ts tss,
Reclining and III sspy hollow Chars,
Chairs Of every description and style, i.s.s
= Ssfas, Bedb, and Lounges, iH
Extension Tahlss IN Mahogany. w Walnuf. and Oak,
Wgk,tehles, Tepoys, N nsio- stands, and Dressing
Pigot- -spring Usder Beds and Spring Stats, =
SscretafiAs.W ntins Desks. and Tables, 4 T"
Hair, Cotton stop, and Shuck Mattresses, &
holsters and Pillows Of superior qualify.
BLANKETS, Me.seiliss Quilts, Comforts, ~ /.
Towels and Nepklns. =
Also, an extersiye assortment Of China, g. las .,
snd Plated Goods. Table Cntisry. Japspnsd Goods,
We ass sssspassd 70 furnish hotels. bosrdiu.
houses, and pivafe dwellings complete, on liberal
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