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- EDWARDS, JR. & Co,
l5.,rrO rap ruZf SOUTH CHARLES STREET. Baltimore
NEW ENGLAND GLASS COMPANY, RosToN '''
SUFFOLK GLASS WORKS, BosToN.
JAS. b. LYON h Co, PITTsBURG,
BRYCE, RICHARDS 4 Co, PITTsBURG pa
ADAMS, MAcKLIN Co., PITTsBURG Pa
PHGNIz, EMPIRE AND SLIGO GLASS WORKS p,rropuno
Pa. '' Ah'a"ohd'
PHILLIPS BEST. PIrTsBURG, PA
j. W. JARyEs & Co., CAPE Con GLASS WORKS SANnv,cu
MASS. "ioh'
full supply Of samples Of every description Of
from each Company now hand Orders will he tak
and goods promptly supplied in the possible tme
and the lowest manufacturers prices the trade
samples from the best French Plate
Glass; Roughed and Hammered Plate, all and thicI
nesses Ornamental Window Glass 0bscured and Etched
suitable for Churches and Public Buildings
Red Lead and Litharge from the New England Works
Also full supply OF American and German Demiiohns
ana Wine Bottles constantly on hand ja21h
II F: GRAVELY'S TOBACCO.-A large lot
~ 81 this superior article for sale by
WARWICK, FRICK h BALL,
agI-tr Commission Merchants,
<-.T.- No. 50 South street
ONE MINUTE
War.n,.a... EGG BEATER
W peat down in unute hot.
pe uone by the old
s "noiesaie and retail by " "e''' '
sl8tfr No. an. CORTLAN 4 CO..
wv $40 ana 2l8 Baltimore street,
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ITGai.

l. oAh' ooA1y
49,. -. COALI
COAL AT $525 PER ToN2,24Q pounds Superior quality
OF white, Red and Grey Ash COAL.
50 Delivered free of charge
TO So SO per ton-2,2+0 pounds
JOHN G. MCCULLOUGH,
~. Coal and Wood Dealer
ofce-N. W. corner Pratt and Fremont streets
N W. corner Park and Fayette streets
Wharf-fOot Eutaw street
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STORAGE will be taken in warehouse l2h
Go SMITHS wharf, at moderate prices, Apply to KNOX
y" d30}f
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MTOODi WOODll
w OAK AND PINE WOOD without being sawed
and split, for sale at prices low purchased
| Light street. or other wharves in the city.
JOHN 6. MCCULLOUGH
| Ofce-rratt and Fremont streets
- Park and Fayette streets feI0tfr
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is comparatively new, and was built Inv merc ante r ~
HchSig ana baltimore interested in the trade and nv
OK I ana farmers residing in the counties bordering
me happahannock, for the press purpose of keenir
sl Sl steamer on the route During the winter he fr
ueCk mas been enclosed thus afordpg complete mn
lection Tor Horses, and other live stock CARRIAGES of All
can p taken on board and carried under deck without
hns Oh lhe wheels Her stateroom ana berth arcomno
tret xie large and commodious and her capacity for
Iesht extensive As passenger and freight h. at SO r
no r superior f on the waters Of the chesapeake 1
through freight received in
by X ); CAPRON 4 Co, Bowly's wharf '7e' P"i"
rs Freight received on board Of the Siearner w d,
anu InuISdays' and on Fridays up O'Clock p NJ
For further information and Blank Recent If form mead
by the Company, apply on board, or to " ' uNe'
r j. CAPRON & CO, Agents.
u or ,r,,,,- No. 81 ROwy's wharf Raimora
F. SLAUGHTER President Frederick sbnTg Va rnm53
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.sas.ssalls-S BALTiMO PIE AND SUsQUEHAN-
z aslLA FOR FREDERlCKSBUKG- VA
.ssssss75sas.%ss4aAND ANDINGS ON RArPAHANNOCk

RIVER 'N hAlfAhANNoCk
The Maryan and Virginia Steamboat COMMANDS steam
er " SELDEN ICapt. ". b kirwar, viii resume her
T9nfe to the above places, leaving Baltimore from her
II Ak +, FOOT OF SOUTH STREET, on
III f an y H. Feb 18th 1862 At o'clock NJ Returning
at o'clock, for Baltimore stopping going and rtturnin
passengers. - ~ ~ '''7"' an"
Tuesday, up 70 the hour Of sailing "' anu
81 Blank Bills Of Ladng of the form rsej c, he had t
appEinng al her Office. foot of South street ~
SS Through freight promptly CHARGES
and forwarded with dispatch W. ''''t'' ''i"
For informant lion, freight passage Iayu v,oIIcrt
State Room AID berth accommodations apply to '''i'
IHUS. ely De, President
-. -.atI
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&sSti - CARRlAGES.-We have ON hand at
No., OlR MANDATORY AND PFP0StT2PV
On PH, o. me largest and lest assortnnts cf CtF
20 Ne to9nd IN the city Persons in want Of Car
IaEts gre Nitt to ell and examine our .tocL ss We arc
determined t" sell at low rates an oT w ~; ae
terms as any other establish " "
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rNsTN THE STEAMER PLANTER viii
Sszzrz=ssz-as Leave baltimore EVERY WFDNFSnaV
MoHNIN6' G. nmencing March l4h, 1857 at c ocIor "a
continue every sue feeding tDNESpAY Perr;, - % T
$aTe B9Ded ct EVERY SATURDAY NCRNiNG a T'5
PM oN ,1T n3e, calling at Fair haven and Plum
mh6 II GEO W
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fonses ano Sarms mantso'

A FURNISHED HOUSE or C0 l,1II n15 s,. 70
IN Rent for or months WAmrhi place Of moderate
pTceions with plenty shade and al aao1 and
the house, will he preferred Address - We
terms. Box No. 1SS2 PostOihce'
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Tnanrial.

EUGENE THOMPSON, AuctiOneer and Broker,
Ia No Al Pine at buys and sells STOCKS and BONDS at
Brokes Board INSURANCE STOCK at private sale Price
Current Of Insurance Stock issued semi monthly.
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A UCTION NOTICE.-AssIGNEEs SALE of

NVI TOTs--ItIJpIU4NI1I1 VI
n HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE THIS DAY Friday, Il
the No 20 West 2tths bth cona
ing Of general assortment Of desirable hoOSEhoLD foh-
NlTIRE Drawing contain elegant ros-wood IL
Piano forte fully guaranteed two magnificent Dnswns
room Suites velvet Carpets rosewood Side and Pier Tsbs,
Pier Minors Turkish Easy and Reception Chairs heavy
brodered Lace Curtains Secretare and Bookcase Quas
and chess Tables &c Paror Chambers contain English Brus
ses Carpets rosewood Bedsesd Commods Buresu
Washstands Toilet Sets Couches Lounges. Easy Chairs Ward
robes Dresden China and Mantle Ornaments hair Mat
eses Feather Beds Mirrors Lace Dapery French Shades
&c Upper Chambers contain mahogany and black walnut B1
resns Sofa Bedstesds ingram Carpets, Dining roomSod
Buie Extension Dining Table Chairs to match silver
Dinner and Tea Salyes Coffee Crns Spoons Forks
ers assortment ivory handled balance Table Cutlery 10
Also, general ssortment Of BASEMENT aud KITCHEN
FURkIIURE Sale positive without regard TO weather.
NJ GRIFFIN s. Co., Auctioneem
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ADRIAN NJ MrrtER. Austioneer. -
NrAIITApI n \ ORG and WATER-RIGHTS on

Y a1Tp- ST aud PAST RIVFR, by ORDER Of the So
PRIME COIRT-ApRIAN n. MULLER will scll At Auc-
don on TUESDAY May rs 1900 at Y oSScs g .as as
al ant FHcbanee upd. the direction Of hErItUM est
referee Twelve valuable LOIS Il LAND ate on the nor
th,ry tide Of eeh IT, aud commencing 100 fee, east q s
yauabe Iot adjoining 10 feet inches In width by
hes In depth Together with the water right In ont y s s
came htesn the aud Avenue A. being space S
feet smcles sixty per cent can remain on MorAse h
With nl particulars, Ut tho office Of tho Aoesi0ness 10
Wallst VT
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A UCTION sALE.-Magnifcent HOUSEHOLD

n FURNITURE at public auction the property Of renil'
tnsn leaving the city w b. WESTCOTT CO. Auetoneen.
win SELL FRIDAY May H. at the elegant residence No
52 West 2sts' near 7thay sale commencing at ~ oc,ocs
precisely The catalogue comprises the largest and richest
assortment Of Furniture and Works OF Art offered at auction
this season viz Panofoe Rosewood Drawing Room
Suite Mirros Bookcases Center Tables Velvet Car
pets and Omou Chandeliers Lace Curtains on Paint
gs Bronzes China Vases Card Tables Easy Cha Loanges
Ware Table Cutlery &c Rosewood Dressing Bureaus, See-
steads Wahsand Commodes Shaving stands Amour oiaee.
Wsrdrobes Hair Mattresses Feather Beds Blankets Brussels
Carpets Also, a desirable assortment Of Basemeuf
nd chenE Furniture. Sale rain shine.
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A LBER Fl. NICOLAf,
"A AUCTIONFER AND STOCKBROKER, -
No. 50 REINSURANCE STOCK and other Seeurnes
At private sale STOCKS and BONDS bought and sold al the
Broker. Board The Price Current Issued semi monthly
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Gnmmer Retreats.


CATARACT HOUSE, NIAGARA FALLS,
~ Is NOW OPEN FOR THE SEASON
WHITNEY, JERAULD Co.
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a. Q: TuTTLR, Auctionoer Office No. l3S Broadway: .
CONTINUATION SALE, THIS DAY, at No.
" 80 Broadway. of elegant irstclas ROSEWOOD FURNI-
TURE. at IL O'Clock comprising Porlor Suites Boud0r Libra
~ Hall and Bedroom Furm,uIe-wiihout reserve.
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A. j. BLKEckER, Auctoncor.
n kRCE SALE nj q coo ROSES. HOTuOUSk

- and other PLANTS-A. J. BLEEcKER, SON Co yih
sell at auction FRIDAY May H. at 10y o'clock Ia theif s
rOOm No Pnost, near Broadway hne .esiIs o. nsss
large Running aud Monthly Roses Spires oef.men
Jasnines Oesnders, Evergreen Eyoninus hydfsiseas
bena Sc, I'm baskets &c The above all hhe T"H,.
received from the nursery. Nosl
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TOR SALE-One st-class second hand STEAM
i ENGINE In good running order twenty-five horse power
With eladiusing cutoff together with Boiler and fixtures APP
py to BLRKE SON No $40 Broadway Albany, N. Y, OF
address Box No. g73 N. y. Post-Offce.
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UCTION NOTICE.-ELEGANT HOUSE


IN HOLD FURNITURE.-DANIEL =. HOUGH, Auction
eer viii eel THIS DAY Fhdayl May H. at Iol M ffou
Tho residence No q Clinton place few doors Of Broadwsy
large and desirable assortment Of 6r.tcass FURNITURE
HOUSEHOLD DECORATIONS. &c. No PospoDenent.
Paro furnished with velvet Carpe two od rosevood
Suites in rich crimson and brocatel;
center side ard pier Tables and reception Chairs
Mirrors fine Oil Paintings bronze and omou Clocks costly
Parsn Statuettes Chns Vases ch Decorations heavy
embroidered Lace Dpery Secretary and Library Bookcass
Ladies Fancy Chairs and Writing Cases Chess Tables Quar-
tettes, &c.
Dining roon-Bruses Carpet and Rug; magnificent carved
oak Extension Tables and buffet and Chairs match
Sofa and Side Table Bookcase marble Clock and bronss
Statue magnificent assortment Of ich Table Ware sver
Tea Service and Ssyer Coffee Urn. Cops, spoons For
Knives elegant Dresden China Service FOR silver Tea Ss
rich cut Glassware Decanters and Liquor Cases engraved
Tunbers obets and Wines nlsid and ivory Cutlery
ten &c also Of C. Fchers superb rosewood
octave Pianos.
Paror Chambers furnished with English, Brussels Cspsz
superbly carved osegood Bedsesds Bureaus WaShsnd
Commode Couches, Easy Chair Wudroces China toie, Ss
fine Hair Mattresses and Bedding French Nrors Lace Curtains
Shades &c
qhirdStory and UpperRoom completely supplied With
ordinary useful articles for such Ingren Car
pete mahogany and walnut Bedstead Bureaus Msttre'es se
all in fine order
sale to commence in tho Dining Room and Psrlors.
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EOR SALE-A STEAM-ENGINE, forty horse
power NEARLY newt with patent ustng Cutof Also
one FORCE-POMP. Both complete and IN prime w9rkin
Horatiost
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EOR SALE-At Saratoga Springs, HOUSE
L and FIVE LOTS Of GROUND, fronting on CoHgress-st,
within three walk Of Congress Spring twostoy House
and spacious Barn The premises are in excellent order and
unequaled location For price terms &C. apply to HOMEk
MOkGAN No. METROPOLITAN Bank Building Pne ST. (5S5l
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Heal Gstaie for Sale.

IoIONy LAND for SALE.-6,O0O acres OF
iki FARMING LAND situated In tho forks OF ISL
RIVER Iowa This hne Tract lies In compact body
,b Of The and NJ Railroad (the direct road iron
sl oyrrl bluhs), and rs miles east OF Council bluhs
shnt Of It meadow land, onethird meadow ana
~ sngs snd bordering the for distance oil hve miles,
a. soiI HI unsurpassed for richness and is all arabic 49,
s deserving the attention Of those seeking settle
10 fr COLONY Their being an excellent site for town in the
enter Of the tract will be sold only in body, and not d.
yidrd Terms easy. Inquire OF.
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A T AUCTlON.-Valuable Private LIBRARY
"A for SALE by WILLIAM G. OTIS, No 90 Court-st.
boston. $3.50"
The Library Of the late Augustus Thonde esa And n..
ary collected by him by DR. Cogswe oftbe As.or b,.x
ewYork will be SOLD above, the 2eh May In be-
ton ipcluding
Audubons Birds Boydars Shakespeare Gallery; Bsv,s
Dictionary; Beocs anecdotes; Bacon Burke Besnop "A
Fletcher; CbsnerSs British Essayists; Chalnless B,siss
Poets CsIendon's Rebellion; Classa faans $50 yol b..
cycopedia Britannica; Edinburgh Review Porcengs Lss
Lexicon bbon Gaefe du Musee Napoleon John,sn Bs.
Jonson LIE Beau Galleries Prescott; L0wnaes and Brnss
Msnussi Quarterly Reyew Rsper State Trials; swin TN.
SApys Classics Washngon's Writings Watts Bibioss
Bhsnnicsth large collection Of French Germsn al
Italian authors.
Catalogues ready tbs 18th Of May Exhibition one week vgr
sale, which win the 18th Of May al 10 m =
No. ll8 MIX st.. Boston.
For further particulars apply to the Auctionser ct No. q
COuTtst, Boston
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OYFIcK HuDsos RIVER RAILROAD Co,
No. 50 WARRgs-sT., New. York, May g. 1860. )
F1NO the HOLDERS of the SECOND MORT
Il GAGE BONDS Of this COMPANY.-Al parties who have
avaled themselves the privilege Of extending In accord
with the Proposals Of December l6 1852 and who de-
dire TO will obge the Company by presenting their Bonds
may be completed before the 10th Of June next
c. G.. CLARKE, Treasurer.
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Roofing.

I EAKY ROOFS made waterproof with Z. Ham.
ton Co.'S Metallic Paint for cent per foot All work
warranted Orders by mail promptly attended TO- Office No
81 Bowery.
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OHICKERING & SONS.
MANUFACTURERS OF
GRAND, SQUARE, AND UPRlohr
PIANO-FORTES.
sIscE 1923,

No 6sl BROADWAY, NEW-YORK.
Since the period in which JONAS cHlCkEhiNo es'aohea
b house 200 Pianos been constructed AID finished UNI
der his supervision and that Of his sons Tor the superiority OF
which
THIRTY-EIGHT PRIZE MEDALS
have been awarded them exhibitions in the United Se De-
inr the highest premiums over all competition.
They also received the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-11
A UCTION NOTICE.
"A LOCKWOOD BROS. huc.oneers,
No. IS Murrsyst,
VIII sell THIS DAY (Fdayl May IL 1850 large and desa-
bic stock of FOREIGN and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS &C., be.
-. nnnAIn olnl

4 UCTION SALE-THIS DAY, at No. 102
sladenane OF Fruit Ornamental and Evergreen Tr.es,
Pot Plan, Roses Dahas yerbenas &c Aso 5000 Hungarian
Grape vines and 600 ArbOr Nts fo hedgng Sale 2oeloek n
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Matbinerp.

DOARDMANs PATENT STEAM-BOILEI
ID saves thirty per cent In fuel Cylinder Boilers DO al
tered and enlarged Send for a circular. -
III. BOARDMAN No. l68 Broadway, New-fo
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HENRY LEEDS, Auctioneer-Salesroom No % Nsss,ust
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, re

IL moved for convenience OF sale.
HENRY II. LEEDS & Co, will SELL at AUCTION, on
FRIDAY, May H. at lot O'CLOCK at the Irving Building No ss
Broadway, few doors above the Metropolitan Hotel
Elegant Household Furniture, Pictures and Engraving, re-
moved from the seat Of gentleman Throgs Neck for coz
yenence Of sale comprising the entire Furniture Of sr Man.
order viz Croseys Velvet and Brussels Carpets Sa dor
richly carved Medallion Parlor Suites covered IN and gold
Satin Dsnssk made BY Better ditto by ROgS with slips coz
tans to match fancy Chairs gait carved Rosewood Eesc
do openwok carved Center Table, Brocatee very
tine Oil Paintings Marble Statuary aud Vases Fattan bons
Clock and Paan Vases Bonz-s Ink Rosewood Bookcase ana
Secretary, lined Sainwood Folding Card Tables, conpse
Suite Library furniture, Curtains OF Crimson Meno heavy Sn
Tssses Green do Lace do Antique Carved French Wsip
Hall Set Toble Stee, Chairs Hastand and Barometer made
by Roux Dining Elegant Carved Oak Extension Table
Buffet Chitonere Chairs covered Crimson Morocco Reps Cur
tans real Bronze Cscel Ramps line Diamond Cot Hs .
every description enameled Cluese Punch Bowl gold oana
Dinner Set Table and Plated Uns &c. very hue Hee
wood Extension Table and Chairs 10 match Bedroom Sate
Of Carved Rosewood Chairs and Couche Carved and
Black Walnut beside Cabinet Wardrobe he Cottage S1c
Beds Mattresses ch Toilet Sets Spring back Chairs Kitchen
Wsre with other hstcass Furniture oil made TO order with
This will be found the finest sale o the
can be examined day before the sale, as above.
M. TAYLOR, Auctioneer, viii sell, by order
the mortgage all the contents Of the private residence
No 80 IVES, 18th consisting ola Tine assortment Of Hos'
hold Furniture Oil Paintings Carpets Oilclohs superior Pso-
Forte Cutlery Silver and Plated Ware Crocsery Bedding se
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STEAM-ENGINES.-F SALE cheap, two sec
hand STEAM-ENGINES of Is horse power, with Boil
e and complete They in good order and can be
seen in operation the premises of the undersigned
Also sale at bargain second hand Engine OF ~ morse
power hes been in but months one ne" Engne OF ~
Engine Of 10 horse two Portable
Engines. with Locomotive Boilers and horse Po~eE sne
fouT Drilling Machines and two second hand The last
two column drill made by A. ln,ee Of Newark " j. AP
ply to j. >. BUNCE d TO-, NO. 20 Nashmgiohrt
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LOR sALE-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE an

a FARM one mile from the village Of Jamaica on the Jamaica
Turnpike here about 100 of Land 65 being asbc -
Land and Salt Meadow with fine Garden Orchard,
Flowers in abundance The Buildings all new and
consist OF large 3story Dwelling House with 10 rooms sge
brown Carriage House, Stables for horses and and other
outbuiings This Farm immediately adons the summer res
idnce Judge Belts only 200 yards from station on the
Long Island Railroad Horses Cattle, and all Farming lmple
ments will be sold with the place ct low price desired OF
the i'll be exchanged Tor city property Apply to H. M
WHITEHEAD. No. 17g Broadway.
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DUBUQUE AND PACIFIC RAILROAD Co.
~ The annual ELECTION of DIRECTORS OF said Com
peny will be held at their Office In Dubuque MONDAY the
4th Of June, 1860 Six Directors a to be- elected
And by resolution Of the Board passed October 81 1852
meeting Of TIE Stockholders Of said Company hereby called
10 be held at their office In Dubuque SATURDAY Junee
1850 et 10 for the purpose Of considering whether mud
Article 81 OF the Articles Of Incorporation requires
Directors to be residents Of Iowa should be repealed
JAMES NJ McKINLAY Secretary.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-04-09
Skies BrlghieninR.

The gloom resting on the prospects
Of Northern Democracy, Tor some time
past, lightcns up bravely as the various
reports Of the local elections reach US.
For the past twelve months we have
heard of nothing but defeats until re-
Gently. As the great sectional contest
begins to loom up in the distance, We
begin to see the political horizon bright
en- on all hands. From nearly all the
local elections the signs are cheering for
the Democracy. The most gratifying
news, as well as the most significant. IS
the result of the elections in Cincinnati.
Milwaukee, Connecticut and Rhode
Island.
In Cincinnati we have reversed the
Republican majority. Milwaukee has
nobIy maintained her well-earned fame
as the banner city of the Northwest, ir
defiance of a combination of all the
isms. Connecticut, after one of the best
fought conflicts on record, has reduced
the Republican majority of 1000 to
600, striking terror into the hearts Of
even New England Republicans. While
the gallant little Rhode Island has COW
cred herself all over with glory. Thus
fade the hopes OF Republicanism. Thus
perish ever the schemes of the enemies
of equal rights. Thus fall the foes Of
the great, Constitutional, Union-loving,
Democratic party.-Ohicago Herald.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-04-09
EDUCATIONAL.
"A Q "A ID II M Y
-OFTnE-
III NACULATE CONCEPTION.
-fOR-
YOUNG LADIES.
DAVENi ORT, IOWA.
Conducted by the Sisters Of Charity
Blessed Virgin.

TTNiIIS INSTITUTION Is MOST Beautiful
L ly situated. about mile from Davenport
and commands a view Of scenery unsurpassed for
richness and variety.
unccasing care and vigilance will be exercised
topromote the moral and intellectual iup,oye
met OF the pupils, and in sickness the necessities
OF the sufferer will be administered TO with the
tondness Of parent.
The course Of education comprises Orthogra-
ply, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Grammar
flocution, Geography lancent and modern Hi
tory sacred and pIotane,) Algebra, Book Keep
ing, Astronomy, with the use OF the Globes, Nh
thoiogy. Rhetoric, Chemistry, Natural Philoso-
ply, physiology, Botany, the French and German
Languages, Music on the Piano, Guitar. &e,, Draw
ing in Crayon, Monochromatic and Polychromotic .
also Gr,cian and Oriental Painting, ard practical
instruction in Needle-work, both plain and Orna-
mental.