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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-13

D IA. " n
On north aide Of 10th st. from Blondeau to Concer..
IL I5s 1890 ia
NOr1CEis hereby given to the owners or the
lots describedn the foregoing list, situated In the
City Of kcokuk, Lee County and State OF Iowa,
raid described lots designated in the above lt
by the City Council OF said city for repairing
sidewalks and for laying plank side-walks in
front OF said lots, and unless payment be made
the 18th day Of May, A. d. 1859, the said lots or
SO much thereof shall be necessary to discharge
said tar and COSTS will be sold on the day afore-
said at the Mayors Office in said city, between
the hours Of 30 clock q m. and o'clock p. m.
G. G. STEVENS,
Collector OF the City Of Keokuk
May I, 1s59dtd
To Rufus Wilsey, Elisabeth Wilsey, John Wilssy,
Partridge. pcnohote l. Warren, Lorsnso ID.
Brown, William Brown, James Bradford, A. G. !.
Grinnan, Cornelia Grinnan:
Won and each Of you hereby notified that
there i now on hle IN the Office Of the Clerk Of
the District Court OF eCou N.Y. Iowa, 1t Fl. Mad
ison petition OF James G. Lyon claiming Of yoa
the said Rufus Wilsey the sum of twelve hundred
dollars, and in;erest from Got. eth, 1858, 81 10
per cent. per aauum upon pr0mis sery note exe-4
tod by You 70 he said j. G. Lyon for one thou
sand dollars Of date October 27th, 1855, bearing
interest at 10 pr cent per annum. Also, claiming
against all OF Won the foreclosure OF . mortgage
upon part Of lots one and two, block one hundred
and twenty-five. being real sstAte in city OF keo-
kuk In said county and state, executed by said
Rufus Wiisey and Elisabeth Wilsey, 10 secursGthe
pay mont Of the said note and interest, and that
unless you appear and answer thereto on or before
the morning Of the I'd dayof next term Of said
Court, 70 be holden Mt f. Madison the Sd Monday
in May, A. d. 1852, judgms nt will BIO rendered
NOBLE 4 STRONG,
March ~, 1S59-dlm Att'ys for Plaintiff.
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LeRal Nasics.

To Aaron H. Gage and Hannah his wife, John G.
Humphrey, Georges ". Nye and John r. Nye:
YoU lAf Ssh d 3ou ~ hsssby. notils q shas
there is now on hle III ne ogice 81 the Cierf 81
the district Court Of Les County, lows, st Keokuk.
petition Of Amos II. Brown claiming Of You The
foreclosure Of certain mortgage executed BY said
0ags % nd Brown, detsd 6eptembsr 8, 1881 ~
recorded n the Rssorles's olhss Of seM sounty
septsmtss y. 1855, atKeokuk, oonditisnsd Dor ths
payment 81 three several promissory notes riyon
by said Gage 70 said Brown, and payable to said
Brown q order in twelve, twenty -four ana thiYty
six months respectively, after Sept 8, 1875 Win
10 Per cent. per annum interest payable annually;
said Brown claiming from the said Gage @ due and
unpaid as by the tenor Of said mortgage and notesl
the sum Of $696.66 with ten per cent. per anpum
interest tharaon from Sept. 3. 1854, and praying
that the eqhity u redemption Oh said dafsndsnts 5.
and all Of them, b forever foreclosed as 70 the
premises in said mortgage described, (vis Lot No.
in Block No. l73, in Ksokuk, Lee county, Iowa j
and the several interests 81 said defendants there
in forever hereafter barred. And unless YOU an
pear and answsr said petition On or before the ssc
ont day OF the spscia1 tern Of said COURT 10 bswin
on Ae'fourth Monday of Jans, 1859, jad.nsat
viii Be rendered against you thereon pro conJesso
CURTIS, GILMORE CURTIS,
April ], l6bo-dlm esa4afr Soils for Petitioner
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DELIN4UEHR,L List OF Lots
m which special taxes nv due and unpaid
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On south side of 10th st. from Fulton to Frank lin
- Perry's Ad. Z 1435 la
On north side Of 10th st. from Blondeau to Concer.
l56 1850 124l
IL 156 1860 la
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Phfindctphla COpper0S.
I TON Bright Green, in bbls., IN store and for
J. sale by A.. WILKINSON,
Sign Of the Golden Eagle and Mortar,
aPr20-d y6 Main street.
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For repairing Sidewalk sA North side Of johnson
= street, between First and Third IT..

For laying plank stdo-Whlks--0n north bldc Of 81
st., from Main to BlondsAu:
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WIN Be pres'aTidk w 1Sigfg ys play entitled
Sir Walter Amyolt. Colonel IN the Paria
Lord s1 ardsn pasye Cavalier Go o .,n
y.bsz snssd SIR Water steward saras.
Lieut. Harrington, Officer Parliamentary service
ppaIhry, Jeilfies
Robert seranis to Sir Walter E Esaas
SsaIs, to Lady a GSasssy
sxsofss 81 SCENERY AND iSqib ;ESa5s Nesn'
A @ass g
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noble masters love IA implied iheatEnforced honesty
an ansiy woman-fmin speaRng-A wicked resoyeslalder
~. SCENE srcosp-Tax Bower CHAMBER
sr Walters rei,,rn5-A \ unexpected tscruplo man
ioses sSa q
holy OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES wish grsned-Danger
THE GUARDIANSHIP OF THE wIFE's SECRET
Acr srcoSp,-scKsy fiRsr-TuE AvEaun AsD PARE
deparied long time to wait for s g
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so1in sgsass s sss in
SCENE szcoSD--TRk Bow en- ciiAsnra
viii h cse es 81 Sn eos Ms
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ACT TnInD- -scESf einsr-rAsk AND Msys,os HousE
charles IL e % e 81
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yany and IF ns hsSa9d 1e Y ,a
WAn inysstgaon MISUNDERSTANDING aud aaser-A s
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civ "a n gfe an Il he
ton Of the fugaiyaAn accusing picturssr Walters agony
81 Ts MEE SECRET
False conscl.ion1hs agony Of shaisan evil counsel
Suspected virtue strong iunocenceTruc loyeTreachery-
liz osred np aa II s arch
The pray mercyThe fugitive demanded-A revuson
Of eeipgThe demand refnsedA higher autborivA
of gratrdeA repulseIbe OF separationThe death
kneL OF hope aud ove-The agony of the heart and
DANGER OF THE WIFE's SECRET.
ACT FIFrH-ScgNE FRsr-THE HALL or AUDIENCE.
terrible resouton-Lovea bonds sundered-A wtes de.
fenceA fearful sccusaionThe broken spelThe hearts
suspense-Ihe agony of doubt-Humity OF nnocenceThe
danger Of suspicion The end Of for Lady
Evenes depart1re-The passport 10 safetyMauds suber
fugeThe escape Of the f1giveIs dscovery-rhe sisters
appeal--Keyenee-The fugitive securedThe recognition
REVELATION OF THE WlFE'S SECRET.
Reconciliation and happiness Forgiveness Of the past
Flight Of the dshones stewardWo.nany pateuce-Wating
for a husbsud-fappy Termination.
THE BRONZE STATUES
Used in this play from the establishment OF Msssrs "
Haushwout i Co. Broadway.
10 conclude with SELECTIONS from the celebrated Musical
Farce OF
JENNY LIND,
which Messrs F. A. yincentant Henry Mlss Mccarthy
will appear.
Dress seats be secured In advance.
Doors open half past 8; to half past
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A CADEMy or MUsIc-THE srCITLAN vEsPERs
"A scas FOR this evenings and Fridays performance op
- -.- THE HICIILAN YEHfKKR seV-


A CADEmY oF MUSIc-THE srCIrLAN vEsPRRa
"A Scats for this evenings and Fridays performance ~
TIKI HICHLAN yESPERS +.
oe had Al ne ucss oss day aud Ia tho
ornnd charity my OF Music having been let Tor tho
Sspe air. the season will clnse the end OF The pre-
sent mon 10 enable directors ulaI their promises 70
several extra crformances vii have DO given
Acnnion 70 Inc regular opera nights TIE SCITTAX YES
rEho VII PC witldrnMn 70 make the '.7--
DEBUT OF MADAME ALBFRTINT
ar g THE MAGIC FLUTE.
The season will conclude with the revival OF
THE HUGUENOTS, #..r E
whlcd VIII be given With an extraordinary cast
WEDNESDAY, Nov Q, al 8 O'clock
Second night of Verdis new Ope "a OF
s4 q aes4 THE SlCILIAN vESPERS,
With its magnificent misc scene.
:, .. Principal characters by
Ntd coisoN, BRIGNoIi the great baritone FERRI and
JUNCA. ft9.F4 4h'fkt
MNMse4 On FRIDAY. third night Of
The SICILIAN vESPL RS.
On SATURDAY, GRAND OPERA MATINEE.
On MONDAY, first appearance in America OF
MADAME AlBERTINI, sr 4N H.@@
Principal dramatic Frma Donna from the rst Italian Opera
houses On the same evening third appearance America
Of the great Tenor. 800 $500 III n
800 SIGNOR BEAUCARDE.
month. y 80
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. DORTLAND AND CANADA
Semi weekly lne-via Victoria Bridge.
The irst class steamships eart
CHEsAPEAKN, Capt. Sidney Croweil,
PATAPSCO, Cap. L. H. Lay6eld.
w leave pier No. H. North river, New York Browas
wharf Portland every Wednesday and Saturday rrse
O'Clock r. NJ Running tine thirty six hours.
Passage, including meals aud sta,eroom SIS.
These steamers connect with Grand Trunk railway and
The cheapest and most expeditions freight line
Quebec. Apply 10
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE-FoR TIA.
~ ysna ana New urs srhe fast and fayoriie steamship
MOSES TAYLOR, 80, commander, VIII sail Thursday
Nov ~ at occcklP NJ, from pier foot Of Warren street.
North river Bills ladng OF the proper form furniahed at
the Office and bills oadng Ill be signed after
sailing For freghto passage apply at No III West street
correr OF Warren II. o. ROBERTS.
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A uETRALIA PIONEER LINE, ESTABLISHED IN 1889
a carrying the United States nan.Tho magnificent A
Petpg her loading .: pier No North river aud WIN posys
EsssengeIs For freight passage apply board
W. CAMERON, No Bowling Gfeen Sight bills for sale and
nanh made consignnents Consgnecs
u. Wilkinson Bros & Co,
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TyHEATRE FRANCAIs 5s5 BROADWAY.
Jeudi 10 Novembre, 1859.
LIE DFMI MONDE
Coincide en- actes d. Alexandra Dunnas fs,
s3a Joua par tons lie personnel du theatre.
On commencera 7H.
This theatre every Monday Wednesday and Fri
day.
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lNTFD--A LIGHT DRAUGHr pR0pEf.LE2 TO
car from one hundred aud twenty 10 hundred and
hens Address (aa,ina price tonnage and where be
] s. $, 4 CO., uc raid ollce,
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TyOR ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON AND GEORGE
i town.-Tbe new and favorise steamship MOUNT YER
NON f. c. Smith commander viii leave pier IL North River
Saturday, Nov IL a O'Clock, NJ Passag fare
Guiding ssteroom 90 Freight cents per loot and propr'
freight received after Up. NJ day OF sailing. Il
per risks taken under $780, Apply TO II. B. GROIN
WELL, < CO., 66 West street. ..s ...s
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JNOR SAvAENAH, GEORGTA-THE WE'LL KNOWN
first class side wheel steamship STATE OF GEORGIA,
Captain j. J. Garvin VIII Phladepha for Savannah
Thursday 10th inst at 10 O'Clock H. Very state
be secured by letter telegraph The KEYSTONE
STATE Will sail above, for Charleston. s. c. The
Fare either ship Si5 2. A. HERON, JR. Agent.
Corner Of Fourth and Chestnut streets, Philadelphia
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|llvoS SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE--THE UNITED
hstes mali steamer ARAGO. D. Lines co!nmsader VII
cave Cor Aavre touching at Southampton to land the as
SATURDAY Noyebcr " q Y .e Sy
satcr tight compartments enclosing the engines 80 tha n the
vent Of collision strandng the water coud no eacn
sssngsrs would 30 secured Price o. passage In second
bRAYTON Agent No. 7 Broadway. NJ, B.-The steamer
fulton viii succeed the ARA0O. and sail December 10.
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IrNrrpp ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NEW YORK AND
y, .,,a steamshp Comysny'e steamships will reccive
anfrv day for Tennessee North Carolina, Portsmouth,,
IN C,iy Point ard Richmond, and viii leave pier IS
| river All r. NJ, as follows 4 0#
SANOTtE Capt Couch, on Wednesday.
|MEsTOWN Capt skinner. en saturday.
kpburg or Richmond SO ,,,>,,,,r,,
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GRADUATED PoLITENEss.--Mrs.H Helen Car
negy, OF Craigo, was q thorough specimen of
certain class of old Scottish ladies. She
,vanced age Of ninety-one. She was a jacob
ite, and very aristocratic in her feelings, but
on social terms with many burghers of Mon
served a nice distinction of addresses, suited
TO different individuals in the town. according
as she placed them In the scale OF her consid-
GRAFTON. She liked party at quadrille, and
sent out her servant every morning TO invite
the ladies required to make up the game, and
her directions were graduated thus: " Nelly,
you'll gang to Lady Carnegy's, and max my
Compliments, and ask the honor OF her lady
ship company, and that of Miss Carnegie, to
tea this evening; and if they Gamma come, gang
to the Miss Mundies, and ask the pleasure
Of their company, and If they Gamma come, you
! may gang to Miss Hunter, and ask the favor
Of her company, and If she Gamma come, gang
70 lucky Spark and bid her come. '-Dedn
Ramsay's "reminiscences.
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CHOCKOE MILL-RlCHMONU GROUND
~ PLASTER.-The suhscriber begs leave to re-

CHOCKOE MILL-RlCHMONU GROUND
~ PLASTER.-The subscriber begs leave to re-
turn his grateful acknow Judgments for the heavy
patronage extended to his Mil fem the State at
large, and North Carolina; and would state that he
is now making Improvements thar will double the
capacity, and enable him to supply fresh GROUND
PLASTER promptly, exceeding any demand that
car at present exist.
HIS stock will Be entirely of Nova Scotia LuMP,
pledges faithful adherence TO his determination,
g sustain the attering reputation that his brand
To those whs have been driven from the use Of
Plaster-by applieation of Northern GFeund-ho
only asks trial of H0ME MANUFACTURE.
JOHN 81. CLAIBORNE,
DOUBLE REFINED STEAM CANDIES.
- My factory 10 now complete, and BY far the
largest establishment of the kind South OF Phila-
delphia, which enables me to oGer to the trade OF
Virginia, North Carolina and Tennossee, 40 also to
the city grocers, an article OF
STEAM REFINED,
CRUSHED SUGAR
warranted 70 stand N any climate, mnch below ths
Northern price, for an article u hike standard.
Sss 'ad 'Is9ss y 3 Iiss2.i IS ht.n
~ the estate Of s6s late Rev. JeAn Wooldfidgs,
them It my ones n the city 81 Ri hinond. 81 psy-
neat; and ~ 6stcoes g lhe sans.ny hoRd
'as s'lsy d6 las| tf1 aess tss e ssss;2'
Jets esv. Ioha Woodbridge deed
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Rit,utpltb pispatth.
SER. = sss
, ,.s,nx !: uoaNrNo. :, sE EFT,

: EM4VAS A0bSAN -. -
!. - Ssscrsssnx with much sus. s,. connect
49, ~ svvv volumes on 81 stssssa !. Ion.
ssss,s - sAbis have lately spps. ..ss a. !.
% CO. rrom ono NJ aaese lie d'rec ''0's = 5.
dinner <,x xnests nsycr exceed
LET lac ,hs, the conversation may coIssAns
twelve. ~ General. Let them % 90 ~ 49,
rem l.r Occupations are diherens une.. ~.
that thes IA With such points Of contacS INA
similar. NV ncsssary 10 20 through the odions
It u nos .rssa melton Let your dining room De
form o. Ia sicnsed your cloth perfectly clean.
briiia" ~, ssrature from % to 6 degrees
ana w Lei the men be clever without
tshIeasss ire women amiabie without con.
presaas'l Z, So,r dishes be limited In number.
Coz. e.eelIent and yoar wine urst rate;
gu. ~ ~ fsrmer vary from the mos sunstanuaI
-. ~ ~ ,s,nst iirhc and for the second, from the
~ 1870. assv IL the most perfumed. Let every
49, - served auie.ly, without hurry or Dns-
.ins cinnar being the last business OF the
dsv Tet vour guests look upon themselves
ss travellers who have arrived al the emo OF
shAir io,rney. let the coffee be very not anu
fhe A nors ifrst quality. Let your urawhe-
r,nsn & snacions enough TO allow game 20
~ Navel III desired, without interfering Win
thnse addicted 70 chatting. Letthe guess OF
r~s~inea nv The pleasant company, ana cheeTeo
Win she hope that before the evening y over
tAere fg something still in store ior .neM. LT,
the tea not be too strong, the not toas, Wen
hnttered: and the punch carefully miAeu. LEI
no one leave before eleven, but let every one pe
In bed by midnight"
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LOTTERIES.
ACADEMY LOTTERIES.

j
~ tAUTH0RizEb BY THE STATED GEORGIA,
TO BE DRAWN AT AUG USTA, GEORGIA.
TO THE PuBLIC.-As the members OF our
,frm have. BY way Of purchase, BECOME the own
OF the Grants chartered by the States OF Della
ware, Kentucky, Missouri, and part of those IN
Georgia, under the manns ement of Messrs. I'll EG-
oRY i MAURY, of Wilmins ton, Delaware, we have
deemed it expedient to chsnse the name %, Of opr
firm after January LIST, 1859, to that OF WOOD.
EDDY & CO.. who will have the management of
the Sparta Academy Lottery and the others as
above named.
We have endeavored to transact all our business
with integrity, and we can assure the pubic that
the patrona. o heretofore bestowed on us is well
deseIvina Of beins transferred to our successors;
WOOD, EDDY co. Very respectfully,
$50 NEW AND SPLENDID SCHEME.
The following scheme will be drawn BY WOOD,
EDDY 4 CO., successors to s: SWAN Go. Man
ayers of the SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY, OF
Geor sia. at Augusta, in public, as follows
Class 81 will be drawn on SATURDAY, Sept Srd iSss
Class 81 +" =" I" +" nth, 1859.
s.iss. az 24th 1870
TO RE DRAWN ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS
FIVE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND
EIGHTY-FIVE PRIZES-o00O0 TICKETS.
Nearly Oas Prixs q erery Nine Tickets!
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liam TON AGA ID T. MY.
IL INSTRUCTORS

JOHN B. CARY, A. NJ, Principal, Ancient Lam
guages and Mathematics.
FLEMING JAMES, JR., A. NJ, university Of
VIrginla,) Ancient Languages, Spanish and
Italian.
WILLIAM E. CUTSHAW, ". M. I.,) Maizena,
tics, Tactics. and Enelish.
EDWARD HARDlK, Graduate Wemar College,
Germany, instructor of Music, FRENCH, and
GERMAN.
Miss Z. A CLEVELAND, Female Department
The exercises of this school begin on the first
MONDAY in October, and continue ten menths.-
Board (ights extra) and tuition in Ancient Lam
guases, Mathematics, &c. 500 per session. Me-
dern Langua each, $50. and Music, $50, extra.
For catalogue, further information, address the
Principal. Hampton, Va. 4-d2m
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a g DgPuY, a. NJ, 80. 800. ~. !
ss%'ssss s. III sssssss
ns9 vii b ogsnsd IL ths city Of Richmond oa ne
81 g os sri ~ ..,.r,e. i
while his other snsaesmsnts viii not yeFMtt hin
4 s:ss rs ~; : 9;
slses and fscitaticns; viii psrsons!!J seeaa M
Sap -. x 3 "A AZ /. e. poxs re
tslIeesgal md spiritual Improvement. -
81 Dsrus M a. e: 1s s. s e ss g
hIs care. Those 81 them Who are boefdsTs VIII .
treated q members Of his own hnlily, and every
sssamsd With due appreciation o. Is rss1oniibiL
Al ample snd competent COTS Of sssistanss viii
b employ cd in every department.. The best mast
&c e T.. ss'9 ps..
only e read and write i correctly but e sssskk
lady viii reside with lhs family, !. ;n.,,...
Eeod eppsrasns vii e smgloyeS im 70 presa thsm
" aisansns Cause Of the indifferent psc6ciency il
sa aeG the ssscn. which have been given y the
Professor. TO obviate this evil, Teacher q MUSIC
sonaiy snperintend the pupils during the hours al
'o TSe Course e q Study viii eomp!s. all that
the rudments Of the Enghs tongue e sne ns9 c
branches OF Math0matlcs, MeHIdi ouu 10Oini oOA-
ence, and Ancient Languages.
Written Examinations conducted IN privatel
will be held at convenient intervals, and Always az
the close of the session; and at the completion Of
the whole course of studies Diplomas will be pre-
sented to the young ladies who have credltably
passed all the examinations
TERMS -. -.
Board for nine months = = 5000
Washing and Lights e0 0SS
Tuition in Primary Department. WW
Tuition in Ordinary English Branches.---- 40OV
Tuition in Advanced English BTanches..... b0O0
Modern and Ancient Languages-each.. 200
Musc-Vocai and Instrumental tPlano and
Gntar), one lesson Tor one hour Per -.
week.
onehapf payable on the list day Of October, 1859,
and the remainder on the 18th Of February, 1885,
strict compliance with this requirement. must be
insisted upon. =.
cases of protracted sickness.
Money Should also be deposited to meet the con-
tingent expenses of boarder.
Boarders will always accompany the Principal to
the Presbyterian Church on the Sabbath, unless
otherwise directed by the parent or guardian IN
which case all proper facilities will be afforded, to
enable them to attend the churches preferred.
DR.. HoGE will take pleasure in answering any let
tiers of inquiry with regard to the School:
All business letters should be addressed to
je 29-3m A. NJ. DUpUY. Richmond. Va.
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EroYxrx At THE FErE.--A letter 70 the Lon
don Star, describing the fete In Paris, speaks
OF the Empress Eugenie as follows:
Attlred in white, enveloped in clouds of
rich lace. through which her soft complexion
was sofsened even more, she appeared the most
perfect realization Of Imperial grace and dig
n,ty which has ever been feheid. The taste
displayed by her costume was also matter OF
adrniration. No fantastical bonnet concealed
her features from the admiring crowd long
veil Of Brussels point was thrown over her
head. and the forehead encircled with the Inn
perial diadem-the great Sanei diamond, which
mashed and sparkled in the sun with the raresi
brilliancy. Her Majesty was accompanied by
the Prince Imperial In the uniform OF the
Grenadiers of the Guard, and as In France
there is always sympathy with the nursery
the Moni,eur itself, joarnal otheiet de y Ep,pir,
Eraaeais, loves to tell how the Emperor, taking
the little Prince on tho saddle before him, the
young hero drew his tiny sword, to which tbs
tears of the veterans responded with sublime
effect. Sc 8s##
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ARG for sale by hooksellers, Stationers, and Rub
ber dealers generally throughout the United etsfos
They have oil tho ELASTICITY Qf the anal, without
the apattcrlng and acYsp1nx Of that Instrument,
{tne points being perfsetiy sinooth,) and VIII last
Thsy are, likewise. superior to the steel pen, II
That they are A0Ax xLAsrics wxA1 LoSeB1, md
WILL NOT cor n0D8.
The India Eqh6sr Pens ars psculiarly adaptsd ID
tbs wants Of editors. avyeres olerxymen. Students
r. The hand. ard more uniform in sction, than npf
cthef peq uow in use. They are cheaper than Gull
I'm. And sEe eqered - pries not sxceedins that
The In1ia Rah6sr Pens ase put up IN hnxss, een-
taipink one Eress saeAs With holder = ~
lhenl 4isso51 & Slisws@ IL IN TrsAs. oel1rgee,
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-02
CHICKERING PIANOs-A new a

7fnIl supply OF these splendid Instruments
w yhave been received.
CIRCULAR ACTION and the GRAND we have
now the B0UD0IR, aspendid instrument Of an up
right form. -
The Chickering's have received 80 First Prize Me-
dals, ail over renowned competitors aud from first
rank Institutions and Fairs OF America and Of En-
rope. They have manufactured and sold more PA
nos than any other factory in the world.
From the Chickering's have emanated the hest and
the Piano to ts present perfection and by the
capital they have invested in manufacturing conve-
than any other factory. None Of their instruments
leave the warereom without their having been full
~ inspected by the best artists
A. lneir factory has never more than one agency
IN city, in Richmond these Instruments can only
be sold by the subscriber : q s. 8 Z - :.
The factory warrants all PIANOS sosd BY this
Orders promptly attended TO-
,W41ERooMs.-North. side Of Broad street. near
NINTH. and at HAELIsIeM Z Rno's.. No l6o Main