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asTROLOGY.-The celebrated Dr. c. w. ROBACK, professor
ssoogy astronomy phrenoogy and geonancy combined
dphia the citizens of lie has been con
of Europe and enjoys higher
reputation as an nstrooge living Nsves caicu
lated according s. gentlemen Persons at
sending the
All containing ubove fec VIII receive
attention. and narvt sent ny part OF inc Wod
durable cd 10 make use OF ms
now.r by continuation following Courtshp
accomplishment Of wealthy
rage power redeem such given TO the free
property and the purchasing Of lottery tickets Thou
this city and It's
vicinity and the full satisfaction OF all
have been during the last four
and will do
person, and the mail safe that persons
through the ONCE Dr. Roback
monthly, and has missed
will be religousy attended to, pePsd Be par
For particulars
Office Union, and astrological almanac
gratis. ...#m#...r . 80, .1.,.xr,,
~ Locust street, above Eighth, Philadelphia.
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800 Reward.

WAS STOLEN from the ssh.criser Saturday night
w small mahogany box, containing from 81 600
American d coins, creeping gold The box
lsdy work box such commonly called by
Ojse avng dollars
the above in ~ pieces this boz and
ua boz which kept inside mahogany
several Allison
0nme also in The mahogany boz besides which there
were s1e four i've gold The keyhole Of
with rosswood side partly reward will
b. paA fos the recovery Of the money.
Mar +-2. E@uf #e. .. VIM L. JONES.
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CHARPN Patent RiHes, with MayMard's Primer
We-son Lesv and Aliens revoives and selfcockins pin
j. = le-.H
Fine English double barrel fow ling pieces
English and German single snd double barrel PISTOLS hc
supply the above goods received for
mo. w. BADEN BROTHER,
Pennsylvania avenue, 9Th
Mar l-Iaw6w
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Mar2-A
BY A. GREEN, Aucsion.sr

BY A. GREEN, AuedOnser'
n oIysEHofD FURNITURE AT AUCTION.-oa Tuesdsy, 2
III insant shall sell, n the residence o. ne hos
Holiness Missouri avcnuc between "a ana - r ,sn.r
Mahogany sofa, sideboard, bureau, and dining tables
Mereen window curtains, pair fine candelsbfas
China, glass, crockery among which ne Or
china dinner set, apsnned howeH ana quo
band coffee and tea set ~ Ut
Shovel and longs, fender, and stair rods
BRUSSELS and other carpets, hearth
Czne-seat chairs and large bath tub
l cooking stove, with other kitchen requisites u-.
With many other articles which We deem unnecessary "
fAs' A. GREEN
Mo- a, Aucnosca
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$780, Condition of hs Northern Morka'. s
NEW YoKx. March a.. p.
.ALxs AsD YxoAs IN NEW YosK TO DAY
HJ I4 First Call Second Cal
Pennsy lvania o's slj bid s.i bid
Reading bonds go. -3&t' Il Iss bd ,iH pa
United States g. 1858 iibt bid iibl bad
Sucks s.e dy, New loan. coupons, ~ offered There
" ~ Corn meal 81 O6{ vs. ~ Wheat Is quiet; no
sales safes 5000 bushels nj % % cents Tor mixed
yellow Cotton market unsrttlrd prices irregular no
change in other articles usually noticed. Z
Pnn4oxLrHA, March "a m,LIhe stock market 2,
dur Rye nm 81 a. Coin meal. ~ 81 Gyain-.heai
dan and un, hanged quiet saos- Whiskey 2Ai
cents.
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ava GREEN, Auc,,oo..r

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
Va ThuFpdsy, the 9th instant shall sell,
say ascanins housekeeping, street, between I7h
Ossees ew doors Of the once,
axcsteus snortment Of furniture, viz = -
AasoSany bah-sea, pasor and
Fl. 10 s,deboard and dressing ueans
% Heakias:, CENTRE and tables, eghtday cIock
valiant dsmask covered lonns
Ftno Glfandoias, solar lamp
Turkey red and white window
1au9 of
ssl other shells, brass, chsnas, mirror cora. chonhs
I've l'r and very old Italian painting, Chin. ornament.
Pavies, chambes and stair carpets
Crocksry aaA 0eaas
FsashAs bsls, bsddas, snd bedstsads
WaSlsusaDds, table,, and Grecian chair, &C.
Pot flowers, cape Jesamins, &c.
CoohinV paNor, and other
VITA good assortment Of kitchen requisites.
TerUst All md Co. 90,
thirty aaA axy days. for satisfactorily endorsed bearing
fH A.tH A. GREEN,
Z Mar <-A "a .U eEH Auctioneer.
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New Trinity (Catholtc) Church.
GEORGETOWN, D. c.

CoHCklT n.
A VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT win Be pvna
The new TRIMTY CHuRcE Tucsday evening, hsfh ~
me PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY Of ucoryssow~ College, sn6n
direction None should nefect ~ eg
which - thus ofored nuslcA chier1hnsea ~
seeius the Of this magnificent structure the Coos W.
be for benefit As CAsreA; and II hoped na ne q
the od6ce the which be felt In youthful
and above ALL charitable object which Designed will hsa'
ricketts, 50 cents. open O'Clock M 70 eonnssst
3 O'Clock.
no Programmes the door. f.4, h1%
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From Washington a. m. and at daily, and g.
daily except Sunday. -
Fob a-diy r. PARSONS, Axont
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NPHB WING AIunAnas assd UaAfsA NtntAs Register
Yos s.ls ~ TAYLOR b MAURY,
len .tI04FN'E nsskssisss, rear osA
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A House of the nrst class for sale'
NOW offer OF the splendid houses y. III
recently finished. II h beautifully stuated near the us ~
Streets unsurpassed for los healthy location W.
position respects the different dspsTtmenun
equdistant from the best markets In he cav,
tains IL rooms ali comnodou. Iony several Of the As
20 feet square. The parlor saloon 70 feet by III
Of ceiling - feet 1t finished modern stis -
spacious bath room, snosdng ho,, cold, and Shove,
also wscrciosct contained hecin the fixtures Ms ~ NO.
furnished and cold water, sink, and pump
Gas pipes have been laid In the hall, paot
dining room. In structure fer convenience a"e
nothing been omitted. The ssbiins, cauiagshouse - III
have permanently built and include manu
Are poof ssh nit, sanary hsunsss roou,,
and well finished for male servants, lying on newly %AnI
Mar LIT N@rs FHrF NEMr| Sho' '"'~
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Western Military Institute, Dire anon Springs keu


Western Military Institute, Drennon springs, Ken
THIS institution on account Of Ii. rapidly increasing demand
.d%.ns he. been eompslsd q shangs 10 build q
.rx. seeking Within year
.nd a.rs cd ss sss' %
au.rs Drennon Spring has ss.r secured :, The ssu. and
he
midway between Frankfor, Louisville easy
di.se aon..-.ssmbo.s passing both way, daily
pie room and decentralization. fos three hundred cads
p,. Of ind :S as .. . o .my ns
free alike nom the vices and eIasagsncos usually incident to
open, Monday
second Monday s.psmes and close 'hs last Friday niun
7. =; Johnson, Superintendent,
o. ia
Tsb Is-so4, : - 81 -. { :" = -
Boanty LAnd and other business.
WILLIAM FLINN offer,
.a.ns % i. Psn.isa add bounty lana cn.s
moderate Address, William Finn Washington, &c,
rlnn was sewers, y.ar. clerk III. ono. Of the Second
Comptroller Of the T5s..ur His kno~sds Business
to all who may employ him at the scat of.1ysT n%sn.
Jan o-u Late Second Comptroller
User he. neatly furnished brick house
situation Ter rent sdcsns The second floor for
Tns p.n accommodating terms, on
DYER MCGUIRE.
Dsea'-dn Covnes 10th street and Penn. avssso
The ora RED s..a.ss.., or. New Walk. IN an old
Field by the author Of Footprints Of the Creator,
Asas~i, and Goud's Principles Of Zoology. ~ 81.
American Year Book Of Fscts for 1851.
Just issued and for sale by
-, AinF at TAYLOR MAURY,
"A u3t Esl# stlraH booksellers. 9th tr.-s
EARM AT PRIVATE sALk.--ws hav. for priv.,. safe
mnn contrasting about 100 lying road two
es ron NE Eastsfn Branch bridge Forty
c s On cultivation There good dwsl.s premise.
unnss snofmsuon Apply u - DYER h MCGUIRE,
reo"-du Auctioueers and Comm Merchants.
|. y. OLUsKEt, Architect and Ctvn Engineer, has
renoved his oHee 10 rves boidinrs eide PennsyI
aus ss'"m. between 9Th and pm s,r-ets west.
DHllIP BARTON KEY viii attend b. .ny b~ss~.s.
ne may be nass.d with before either Of
net; ANA VIII also attend
Irsss and the Departments. OMcs
WAsu'rs~cs, Js,y 10, ls>s. i-f July i7-3awtG
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EL.ANNEIS, Cassimeres. Cloths. S.c.Ws invite the Al
by Offering
prices Of all kinds of wooens We have in
70 pieces and parts pieces superior Welsh nsnns assorted
grades
30 pieces dunn m priced hannels
warped nannes for iades' and chldrens wear
10 pieces fine Saxony hanncls
heavy double milled hannels, gentemen's wear
10 do fancy coiored French hannels
CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs, sc.
do nne black French cloths very best grades
10 do medium and low priced clotns ..,-
fancy cloths, beautiful shades for boys wear
Is do cassmeres
10 DO black French doe skin cassiIneres
20 do satinets, assorted qualities and prices
With Of winter articles for gentlemens useall Of
be Obtained in the
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
Feb la-&aw2wf
M EMBEfSs Congress, strangers sOjourning ia ths
III being city and neshborhoou
dry goods NJ
formed they be their entire satisfaction Al
n Pennsy vana avenue, door east OF 9th street
We have in full supply Of
Tapestry tapestry BRUSSELS plain prusscls three ply In
all grades both English and domestic
which hall,
according TO any diagram furnished.
Also, Materials with all the necessary
any windows furnished thai they be
hung In hneen minutes
general linens and
Counterpanes toilet covers wine cloths doiie~, tides
prices had in other Cities and
Of which be purchased distance we Will pack
Feb s-so3uf ~ CLAGETf l. DoDsoN.
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- For Mount vernon and Fort Washiag
ton-Three Trips.-FM the accommodated q snt
gers and osn in Wssinston, the steamboat w..
March ID, Tuesday 9TH, and Thursday 9Th.
Union line leave the Capitol q, ~ O'Clock Seas
10 and from the boat. Ha#. Il
Fare, round ufp the boat, o.
Por coach and apply Mr. Ressde Geofs~s
George aud Thomas Parker, Washington
Refreshments the boat - ,,,,,oy
Mo- ~ 4.@. ass.I .IEft Capli
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Now National Hall.

VUNKELg NIGHTINGALE ETHIOPIAN OPERA TROUPE
respectfully their grand
sdyai will take this Tuesday evening March
including popular
laughabe
F ros hAn particulars, programme
Admission, lady, so
nsa 50 gallery Is Doors open
Al ~ O'Clock.
nu4 GEO. w. HARVEY, Manager.
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ny DYER 4 Mo0UIRE, Asotssnssr'
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD ErrECTs OF rnn
FAMUY-On Tuesday morning, March 4, Al 10 oe%%.
IN the furniture, &c -"
vste family, coAsisting In part Of tIt.rs1-1 Ia+ Ea
Mahogany sofa, divans, rockers Il ..If 81 F.
Do psror chars, cane seat chairs saHst
DO dining, card and centre tables
Curtains and blinds, carpsss and mating H
fah and low post bedssesds, matresses ~ v#E
Feather beds, wardrobes washstands
Toilet sets, sideboard, bureaus r.. .-r IA
GirAndoIes eIocka ornaments 8ttt q
Crockery glass and stone ware
Stoves, kitchen utensils, &c. at zass.. -.
M.yl-d ETnIliIH aft0 n WI Auctteser
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Bosros, February D
writ was issued about week since Tor Cope
MART auorney of Debree, the alleged owner OF Shsdaeh,
bur lac has thus far escaped the officers Men are employed
will before The common pleas, In Ssio,
on The I'd Monday Of March next
wit OF attachment has hrst been served W Depsy
sheriff Cobu'n, upon he goods arg me estate OF eofse
Curtis, u s commits and Patrick Riley, deputy "
s. marshal, for $4,000 damages.
This suit brou4 behalf OF Suadrach, The alleged
fugitive alias frederick Mnkns iabore The suit charges
defendants did arrest and be arrested, and
did then beat and III 'ren', the sand plain',ii ~
The defendants held of trial $4,000 esoi 10 APP
the April Of the court OF pleas sew
other government aud State officers will be arrested
fugitive slave law 10 unconstitutional, and that the
officer prosecuting acted without anthoriiy
f. rplo,tou of Ffryy-bgat--drfA Loss of L,k-TAiysy
Killed and WoSndsd.
ST. LOUIS Feb The boiler OF steam ferry boat
poded while crossing the nver on Sunday last Fifteen
board at the tine were killed Several persons
Information from Council Grove states that tie PAwnees
attacked Inc government station, and killed several persons
company OF dragons have been despatched IRON Fort
Leavenwur,f TO assist IN iep I'm. them
~ 7enses3e Compromise Mtusurss
NAsuvlLLs, February 2s,-The democratic convention,
which yesterday resolved that they would sblue
Of The last session OF Con-
sress, provided the North do the but en- iud the
North evadc repeal the samo abolish
very in the District Coiuubis to admit
States because they slave atcs they would ADOPT
such measures OF defence and redress hoi.or aid
safety oil the South require
Jenny Lind's Moeements : Trial of Gen Headsvson.
Nsw ORLEANS Feb 26 jenny Lind leaves here to-day,
allie series OF tue m successfui concerts given
Both she and Bsnun rea,O 10 be wed sa,ished with
Her CHARITIES said 10 be most beiH She
Is e pecled reach l. uisy.iie on Wednesday prxt
YET been enabled empanpel Jury Blu, eight have been
chosen EFw.5
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instant, by Rev Mr.. DoKELAE Mr. ERASMUS IL.
bOOZ 10 MARGARET HILL, both city.
. : teaHl4 .N Intel. Repub)
Al artinsbusg, Berkeley county, Virginia.
JessrH PLuxxrTT JEREMIAH HARRIS esq
Virginia. Miss SUSAN MARTHA, daughter Of Captain
CnAs. BoAaAAH, U. q. N.
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ARsHALS sALEBy virtue Of three wriis OF sri Jaea',
vi issued OF circuit court Of the District
county Of Washington, aud to me directed
public Saturday the 10Th DAY Of
clock front Of the door OF
county following described property lying and being ~ me
CITY designated the
city Lot 2s2 part OF lot in square 49, lot
29S "a 32 lots =, and ~ IN square %
and 10 800 o, IN square a part fo r. square
square 6S4 1885, lot 1885, lot IL in
square square seized and levied aud will
be sold 10 satisfy judcials g. and March, 1851
RICHARD WALLACE,
Marshal OF District of Columbia.
YebIi-dtMar Is
IlROlHsAHT'S Chronicles Of EnNland, France, spain
adjoining the OF the reign
Edward II 10 the coronation OF Henry Nv. l vol. Svo
TAYLOR MAURY,
MaI9 Booksellers 9th
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90 MAS0nicA regular communication Of Federal Lodge
win be held this TUESDAY evening 4th March, Masonic
Of and 10th o'clock The member
specially requested be puncual and all brethren good
ing cordially Invited.
BY order Of w. NJ:
@. A. sCHwARzMAN, Secretary.
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OREM, HOPKINS, Il ROSE. isnporters and jobbsrs nj
cloths, csssimees, vsstng immnss and goods generally
warehouse No 1s, Baltimore
Baltimore, for the purpose
It's branches They win be
desirable stock Of goods their line
asn found in the United States. .#
ian I6t.od .## #..". HH Ell r.. "... ~. #fN
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CLEGANT silk ha~vls, lace goods and embrOtdertes
II WALTER HARPER Co., Pennsyivana avenue, between
elegant
together with variety Of spring
entirely material and design
ted They the
their customers and purchasers generally.
l-3m
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90 Missionary Apnversary.-Ths Onion Home Mission
Society Of the Fourth Presbyterian Church celebrate
il. sscsed .envssay BY public meeting in the above named
church, THE (Tuesday) evening, ~ N O'Clock.
The Thos Stockton and will address
The public is respectfully invited TO attend
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Drafts il.reloloe
drawn, bui not yelI
paid, though paya
BILE.
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THOMAS WHITE,

NRAHAM's Elsnacnts Of Chemistry. VOL. London,
VI 1850. 49,. .
Anatomy Of the Man. for the Use OF Artists
Painters Sculptor, Eau edited by Robert Knox, NJ d.
VOL with Atlas Of Plaics,) London, lb4V.
Campbes Text Book of Inorganic Chemistry, vol
London, $780,
The Stars and Earth. 4th edition, London, 1850.
The Planetary by Nichoi vol, London, 1851.
Knemtxs Meteorooxy translated from the German by O. "
Walker. vol, rs piaies) London.
Warehouse Natural History of Msmmaa vols, (neay 100
engravnss,) London
the Niger Flora of the Plants Of Western Trop
Africa by voge and Hooker vo (mhny enravins. Lon
don, 1919
Just received by -...,ux .u.,,, =.
FhhNSk lhfLok
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NBgTIyAI.-The LADIES' FESTIVAL the ODEoN, corne
of4k and Pennsyvana avenue, will be continued unit
Tuesday evening the Of
articles remaining hand will be offered at suction
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EIoWT TMOUsAND woinmes NJ Books At Auction
II W. ~ MORRISON will self early Februsry
~ srss md valuable col
Isedoa 81 e1Gsh books, spcndd sas
seeoeeed ~ we'll collector library of Lord
rAspW - sbsv celebrated libraries, during as, twelve
~c~ee CssAlag"ss may h. bsd early IN rshsn.ry III ah m
1U1Is ri Ibaaisb slii 80
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HARPER and International ~ arch, sent by
isx'sa city. rg#I 81 h ~ 49, II
TAYLOR MAURYs
haSsi ~ OF Eoohssore, 0h
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Of Congress having books that belong
IN Lib Of Representative requested
them, thai their
may g properly credited.
Feb 2-6t Librarian House Representatives
MEDICAL BOOks.-Ai the medical Of day,
MI and editions for publisher prices, by
TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
Booksellers, 9th street
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sM at MOFs9EB TELEGRAPH. ,u~
THE Office of The Western Telegraph Company !.
Gillmhn' apottecNry shop, PenpsysA"
fsw dosrs west Of Browns Hotel. -, ..nca
Thi. is III. only direct line NJ telegraph non s.
WneelnG and Pitsbure, where with other
ING 70 Detroit, ChcAeo, Cineinna, Louisville, 81 LOUIS
Memphis, Wick 'hurs and the whole county, 49, Nsfov
The northern Morse once IL few doors ~ast I" Wv
Hotel .f ,...ri
The southern 10 7,h street, opposite the National "''
once. " al,
Jan 7-An prssiAoni Western Telegraph o'"F
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PHILIP BARTON KEY will attend tn amy bsstness
ne may he tntru.d with before
ct; ana viii aso attend the of claims ove
sr:ss and the Dep.rtmsnn OMcs m c street.
WASHINGTON, Jsty 10, is<s i4 July i7-3awtL
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NEW SprfnG 0eoAs, Dsahsesdsrsss. &c.-Tn' "''
IN have Just received from New Yogk--
Is pieces small checked giace silks
- do style India fousard siks
10 do sxtra rich Uhena sisAs
do do do bsocads alks ls1.En.
10 do do DO black Gro d Rhine silks
do do DO black, striped, and plaid silks
10 do Broehs bsrsgss, (pAain 6gures)
10 do French Bsngata, (entirry new) r
~ do French moussellne Dc lainas, livery prs'H7
Is do French printed jaconcts, (vsU hne) y,
SO do dotted Swiss mnans, (whs and co'oen
do heavy black twssed slIk
IS do French printed bareGes, (nsw styiss) y nh
Is embroidered white Canton GRAPE shawis, lsoms
20 richly embroidered hnDdk erchiefh, NEW desenS
- French embroidered muslin chemsets -. -.aa.
Is very richly trimmed csemisett and sleeves IN ~ H
NJ real Valencia lace collars and cuffs Ell
richly trimmed French worked capes 81 NrA
Is lace capes and berthes +. .#e .E
10 black lace scasn AsA
so inside bandk cschiefs cuts MATCH &C . .,~
Together with other entirely new snd de-'fs'"
ladies' TO which their attention respectfully co
FsbS tA -
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En1f p Ths safe and cosnaoslsous steamer CO.
lumesa, Captain Harper, having recently been
49, - SFstfsie order viii
So IL District Saturday March, leaving Commerce
s0Ses WAL bsHmors, O'Clock afternoon
sasae nosr On every ucceedns SATURDAY daring
tnrnus VIZ ienvs Rey's Wharf, Washngion O'Clock
Nex0AA O'Clock Wednesday TOUCHING the
M1sseNs asAnsy the Potomac river a. usual.
~ fsu psssass apply the board, the fol-
+ ~ $500 CHARLES woRTHINGToN, Baltimore.
.eett-fft@l il WHEAT 4 BIO, Alexandria.
r.. PICKREL Co, Georsstown.
4 mMtilW 48 d THOMAS. B. RILEY, washington
Nj A-No e. &
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go At rRivATE sAIE.--ws hav. for private
ss from the Eastern Branch bridge Forty sccs arc in sod
sns OF cultivation There good dwelling prem.e. For
further Information apply u DYER McsaIIipr
Feb T--dn AuctIoueevs ara t.,,r M, sim
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oo,lom i8ao ,ah
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EnN6LY- Bound OF PrescOtts Rhetorical Works.
Haiam Robevtsonss, Hume Macansys OF Johnson
Wosks Dydcns Addsons Cheserheids Goldsmith, Mackn
osr, snd library editions
hns paper, IN type which can he rssd
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NEW TRACKS ON OLD ROADS
PARIS TO CoLoGNE-BRUSSE
BoyN. Saturday, July l., 1871

PARIS TO CoLOGNE-BRUSsELs
Boss. Saturday July e, 1851
10 TIE Editor Of The Tribune:
| LEFT Paris at o'clock in the evening
of July Fourth. by the express tram for Brussels
This tram has only iirst-casS cars. arranged II
compartments holding eight persons each, grant
ing fair play TO sixteen knees and elbows, and
space for oyercoatS OF other small articles OF
misunderstanding lmpOSslble-seatS ana SIDES
covered with cloth and stuffed with hair-cell
ings handsomely finished with curled mape--a
lamp IN the root enables one TO read easily
which dTowsiy inclined passengers, preieune
darkness To light, can screen sy sliding curtain
These cars are not aS favorable 10 sleep A. the
best OF ours that are provided with spring head
cushions. We roacsed Brussels at IN The
morning, having made several stoPpagos, one OF
hall an hour or the Belgian frontier, where the
Customs officers II very civil and cursory man
ner slipped Their official fingers through our phi
waite apparel, giving vs. as little trouble A. posi-
ole. By The Tine this examination was done,
daylight had come again. and the country
showed finely wel.-cglivated fields bearing
ful. crops OF grasses. grains and esculents neat,
prosperous villages, and frequent columns OF
smoke from the engine fires Of coal.,nneS and
ron-forgeS
Or Brussels, unless We're 70 steal bodily from
reliable Murray, can say but little, and that it
tie not TO is credit. bought me- a Door break
fast Of poor. thin coffee. and pair Of doubtful
eggs, for 30 sous The dull. slow moving waiter
and the feeble coffee painfully contrasted with
the smiling. nlmble Partisan garcon and his high
favored cups The field Of Waterloo hes y
miles from Brussels The bones Of thousands
OF poor fellows lie IN lis soil. and guides lie
all about II. You are shown the grave and
late boo; OF marsuis's leg also The grave
Of llie-guarGsman Shaw, who killed nine French
men IL the most glorious manner. and was then
Killed himself and Is supposed by all true Brit
ons 10 have gone then nigh, slap 10 Heaven. and
no questions sked-" The battlefield IS now cu..
,iva'ed, producing corn and bullets. the latter
crop ) sod 70 innocent traysleTs a, bea prices.