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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1854-11-16
G r { ENMooD Sc MiNARY
."f 5HaH s1a sAT--.5iL AtI Jgti z eH.
MlLaFELLE, COLUMBIA co., Pa.
For Youth OF both Sexes.

"M. BUSGESS, PElNsHPAL.
rFHlS. Institution which has been In sue.
L cessiul operation for several yearstha,
recently been enlarged 10 give better accom-
modations for boarders aud increased facii-
Ties for Tuition, &c. -------'- -
The School yeaf.wiil coasist of III xgaaks
and vacation will occur during Jnly and paa
OF August, but purs win be taken at ANY
season.
Instruction is given in ali the Euglish
branches usually laoght,, Natural Philosophy
aud Astronomy will be illustrated by appro.
pirate apparatus aud access given TO "a Iii.
brary and ihe use of Mathemaiic iinstra-
menls. Books and Stationery will be pro.
siddd for oil who desire
,.c3 sEElElE1ISo Ma
I,uTfoS So 81 and IS per qaanef, sr atisti
by the course of studyg1i- 'sl1eN 4'." Az
--Boartiug s. so per week. Board Tuition
washing, Lights g.. ,iss per quarier; or $40
lor Two quaTlers, if one Ilaf is paid 10 ,aa-
vance.
For further particulars address the prinei.
pal. ''5@
Millylle, Nov,I, ,s1s54., .n,s.ss..
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BOOK NOTICES.


"EiFE IN THE CLEARISGs "-BY Mas.
MoopiE. PdHishedy De u III = Davenport,
l6o g. 162 Nassau ST Price: so CTS. paper, rs
'ctsgeioh. All'Wh ho' have read "Roushing 1t
in the Bush,o aud theirname is legion, will
want this companion TO it, which shows The
same brilliant powersof description which
marked her other wefks--thou2h, Fortunately
for our heroine, the darker shades Of tire pic
ture are not presented in SO prominent a
manner as before, inasmueh as being her
self now more happily situated, she write
i'll a mhea lighter and much more cheerful
vein. She pictures the persons, ch haractcrs,
and scenes that she saw in her progress
through lbs "Ciearingsj' while on a Journey,
unde riaken wilho the hope of restoring her
falling health, probably undermined bythe
hardships which.sk uuderw ent, and which
she So graphically describes in rRoushing
II insthe Bush" In which endeavor, our
readers will be graiifed rtoF learn she has
succeeded--as we considerable life of this
gifted woman of inesiimable value not only
W hoi HSHus, oht aisu 10 iue pUOlc, VINO
hope 10 be entertained with other works
from her fascinating pen. oIe as! l..s .s.ai
- BLacswoop's .MxaazfsE.'f Otts5er. ---3 Esu
-Yosk :: Rspatkshe'l'ts Lseaard Scot 4 Coz
The firstarticle in The present nu.ndsr is
continuation OF the fine paper previously
commenced upon the speculatots among
the stars. The secotd ina dialfbe against
the present Kingdom of Greece. The shird
isa continuation of Students Lille inScotiand
TIE fourth is a piquaut criticism oh Civili-
zatiod as shown by The census. The fifth,
a tale entitled a Russian "Reminiscences. The
sixth on Layaid's BabyloneAnd Nihsveh
The seventh, poem on the ooeh4hg Of the
Ganges Canal. The last ISL ON . Spanish
Politics, andbCubau Pefs''d letter from
The Madrid correspondent. This letter takes
ground deciLeiiyio 10 favour OF the Sale of
Cuba TO the United States.d y ,AsmI Issa0na
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= --1HE NnaBfR or AsrkRioDs discovered
is thirty-onsi ths number of States in the U-
nion. Z The last was discovered by Mr.. Fer
sfson, seWasbingfon Hoii iisa~i1 t1a.
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- II Hon. Henry M. Fuller has presented
the WiIkes.bafie Female Institute with
handsome new Piano. is nsSl9jasl 81 'f'~t
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ESe On TuesjayLbe 7th INST, the Bank
of Danvills ,declared,a d tfivident OF five, per
cent for The last six months.
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!. MNnlaees, the Sap francisco forger was
known BY many Of his business ,aeguaiu,-
ahees as "Honest Henry Meiggs." t...,,
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s., CHANGE OF FasHIoNi--It is said 10 be no
longer fashionable in New York 10 ifai a
qua:ier of-a yard of rich silk along the
pavement, al the heels Of a lady. The
sfreeis willftc hsfoalef rom the changeo oil
fashion. i'es sae9 So ~ uqt sYau 4sd
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THE gELEdI1ON
1t SlI.. i :

-
ihs ie'u'"s 'hu'cf'e t9e dfftien e. Ho-
lrano Seymour, The candiaale ol:lhe admins.
I,,ation or Nebraska beuneratsZ He
Nlx will be small bovlsz,- AM 49, i
C,arkis f,;aads sol bel;eye s.,ha;. -, :
| slse,ed @ Ra, ,hs gs;b,,as a;s.s s, J. saaa s =
Greeley essht 10 ksow. iVlfnau The Know
Nothing candidate, comes out rhird best,
apd he4vote for Brensonsist very light -
| fersand0 stopd,tpem.sis eiee'ad Mayor
oil New.York city, by 1000 majority over
! Barker, Nnow Nothing =
pTse fesl Of The returns are not so fasofa.
pisfo ,sn Ihs DemoeId's% . FizEish, Whig,sis
Nati;ssos ps;s,a, inss.na.s: i.aana. Il. aoW w.,
Gssslno, a.,,set.,hei.l Inn IFaS, 'sas sea"
.s1TtI Tan,,.ss..s,,,snu .,,,,.,,.sa n bal. :.
aeo ,t,nl.L7 a.r.... :. - 4 ,,.al....i -
ws,s tvh;a1 ,.a,a;aa,,s.s's'rs,asa.s,,s .,,aa, IN
lnama.,.,. .tdax.o,.. n s,ts.a.s a.s,l'....
Nho~'t<o'ifHsof tpafo HHo
S'np'o @aaSepehee#s'..An a. p
le i1ea's'a'u'' W siafseiP eewafas"hsss
Y, ,,,so,s Ne WFonr Damoer.,s .'3a.s or ss,,s.t
have beep oTale eleeeled 10 Consress Con- The ssn,,s
i az Dsmoc,,,;c t; IN he uanss 1danh,f,l !,
,ham.., t'Scc a.. sA.ll4sl q R1ai..s ". 7,
I ri, isIsy i e"s1as H VIII " Eeleeie9 10
'ue "s'onai 2enalFe. 2nBalFe., htls fg Spluhl.nss
any Any AMI Neofaska men lonieed losslhefr out
q tsd 'lFFi y $500 ---. 'ss~' ,yrit i'ffTIe7
NEw 2JEhsEr.E-The wings and Noow.
Noihinas itave3 carried stbe State sgIetfibe
g. s.f.a,. n IL ~. . y fs..,.., :, -. / 1. -
jofit in lille LegIslattfe.' avsi 'i'" si<pi'pe'
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Mifiiinville, Nov, sth, is54.-sw.s, ! Z. -.
SEALED PROPOSALS

NM LII befeceiYed at The Iioisl Of Jasper
Axfe, BlStafk, in Pitlson, until snaset lof
ihe,.23d Of November for compleliog' tils
weigh loek and building collectors offies
at Upper Pittston. Plans and SPECIFICATIONS
will be exhibited hree days previous TO tha
letting. w. X. MAFFlT,
sHt Engineer and SuperiuteHde6ts
Ot ihs North Branch G'aual.I
Engineers Office, Towanda, 4 49,
October 2s, 1854, II
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L. The Philadelphia mail now ie aches
this place regu larly, and proposals will be
ree&krl BY he postmaster Of this place un-
til This evening for carrying it regularly be.
tweeL- BloomsbuIg and Caitawissa. y.n tx
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The LICENSE sQuFsrIes,--Ese vote ilf Ne "
Orleans on the license que ou, resulted in
a majority Of 5000 in favor 81 granting icen
ses loti the sale of liquurs 10 n1b Vysg1
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sEI9Me

In Bloomsburg, on Thursday evening last,
WILLIAM c., infant Son Of John s. Elizabeth
Hicks. aged 8 months and 10 days. '1'l
Ia H,mlock township, Columbia county,
onthe % Of 0ciobef, Mrs. uMARy EMMY,
wife oflWiiiiatn Bellerby aged 80 years and
8 months b.,s 81; .il,,,sgi,f sffsr 5o,, j, (
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rPrEsYs II-Ens. ri 80
u ThsicnF Jssk offPlumSds, ohio

-A =
II The fcny bdak ofeplumbds, Ohio I
has "bursted, "kwish heavy IahiliRs
~ Hugh D: Ktis, a iosal M among
the piitsbaIg broksn has hIled. Fl
.D HorssGeofsaE. Waiks: hss been ap.
pointed Commissioner of Northumberland
county, in The place Of Simon Snyder de.
ceased.
Iz-ES Manchester, a famous Cincinnati bank
eh laIely feiIsd. 10 jthe tune Of .s24p, ,0oo,--
He Oxiaedhhe Peoples Rank ,aAdilhe. tsaear
people" will receive perhaps s per cen! on
her asp7ssis IA Aaqpegg p biz pfGpeaasy Il
y RECEIVED The, ETp Jpsrpql tasNo-
yembst, A cspiirl number. + No farmer
should be Without the Journal, or some olhr
er equally COED agricultural WORK, 1, ,ad,oos
sss' JouNiR MoNuGoarERy9 Eses fofmerly
Of Lancaster aud in his, day, one of ahe
naesi distinguished Lawyers Mfpennss slsanial,
died afthesSsaie Asylam,ineafa Harrisburg,
ON Friaayileshiiw Eroai srt,adsis altei9es Il
do BEA+ii OF MhsaoH& &sif fqoS4 4-The 'wRibW
of fAIexander Hamilton died atHWashingion
on Thursday lhorhifg atthe age otis6 years.
ID o. Saturday q week ago the Phila.
!aelabias merchants paid sl 900, 200 ialo The
banks on natures, paper. -. ...@. a,r-.'-.-
. ~ rhe Philadelphia banks have directed
their seml-anpual dividends, anb these are
mostly pefGrnl, in one case iss high as 10
per cent. The Giratd .bsnk alone PAYS ,as
low as 3 per cent. 4 .s1s.ss,l ,q., ,,,e5 ts,
D Mr. ALVIN Wilkins profnine at stock
broker at'aPusburg, has failed to Ike tune
oil 40,no0.l He was, Treasurer Of the Penhz
sylsapia, lnsnfance Company, and is said
tolhaye eubezzl ledthe funds 'he held in that
eaPaciyridi 10 b3msea asGa ,- % gsl.aa
il TO- Congress meets at Washington on
the first Monday Of Decsmber,s antsexpres,
by institutional Limitation ON the '4h oil
March. Y...3 rj al Iiai lof}ur. - I'D
tyr Last Monday there was a freshet Oh
Two feet and half rise n the Lehish river,
and arise of eigh, feet in The Delaware.
B' The farmers Joint Stock Bank OF
Buffalo has failed, ..,..... -. ............ .... 4
= tY- The Merchants ami Mechanics Bank |
of Chicago has failed. The notes of the
Napersvie Bank and Bank OF Eghnlare re-
iused.ii ft,' ieat -i ls a9a<ti \
"a C Jenes' Gift Enterprise in New York
has come TO successful drawing Of ahe
prizes. -i-' o.. sAoiIaGtsaor :s1gT5 .ssja-
fa7' Flour has declined two shillings a
qaafterih liverpool. .taN {et lEai GYsi
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Nebraska Fertility and Prices

81 The Council Bluffs Bagts, Published at the
edge OF Nebraska, tells of n beet raised in
that vicinity which measured feet 6 incties
in length, 81 inches in diameter, e5 inches
iu ci;curnference, and weighed 17a lbs The
editor saw a lot ofIcabbages on one stalk Of
of lieh were ,~o heads weighing ls lbs.
On auother istalk were three heads, and on
-slih another were si1 perfect heads. f.4am
AT Count Bluff -four is selling at sa so
per sack, ,'@hsat 8 per bushei; corn 40 cents,
potatoes 90 cen,ss butter 20 cents per pound.
and beef and pork from to g cents. 'e7at !
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4 .s<4= - sz75fF
Aa losg.3r, foe ovemsft rsadhiI
Fed Y with 6ry ponfuah,y. q is
cipIn aeai q il none OF is pfedecesss
ors sf5 asa lated the fact ihst Ameli:
eaasse eor-cfaft is capable of pfoahcingE !
periodical Mto rival BlaeAEood ia II paldEl'
est days, This one would abhndantfy provr
i.it=ihe ieadibgzparer eris=aaabla. .hiesefiest-ais-
seHa,iou on "The First DISCOVERIES OF Amer
ica,n followed by additional chapters Of Mel.
vitie's admirabis and best Novel % Israel Pot.
Iref, PAT RI, Of Count :Sedingk's interest.
ing Biography sand d variety OF original con-
Iribnlioasboih in Tue Lights and sgfayers =, di.
visions of Literary .pTI!oYdAieeliyog Vputnam,"
y we Ss,i are glad 10 lkpew' snpw an Establish !
ed yfaetg ip the world Of letters; and fact,
too, that speaks volumes" ip fave, Of native
lliera!yssps New York777i, z. Pu|nan &
Co, PsbllshefsSilengis OF osoqo,a wsn gEg
.siIIii OBJ +i44-4 ~ ts-s =4.a., +-.4.s-sfq "a
NORTH BRANCH EN- RENsIos.. ai !
as The I. ,'d 4sshssi II saessidso
this work says: t.t.. e.'
ThedeEysina geiliusl tlIe.swater is,p The
-Caaal@asicaused sedo obyethssdsfecls,in lhath,nfll
of the work which, was constructed many
years, ago, With &hattis g. - .ssa, :. ~ ~,
~ y wors" there had been no difficulty
experienced, the work having been consiruc-
ted in s'shbstantial an ! durable maunerp-
The same paper complains that the gambler
the sol and the 'oae got chance 10 p1uuder
nuierIhetafe management Of the work, but
does not informius that the Canal Comrns-
sionets were informed ofitTe corn ption aid
imprcrrieties which took plsce. Tie c,litor
Should have laid his complaint first before
the BoatdeWHs spesksivery highly Of Me.
Msfflt, ehe new Supefiiite naent, although d
pollisa epPoaent.a. ala .,n T ~ ~ Raa' ,.i. s'1i
=, To Walker the Mexican ili5asisrer has
been lrled for violating The neutrality Aws
OF the oeni'cd States and acquitted. Truly a
strange verdict. a.Ee.H- ~s snr ylai ~ IS I
,U ~ e-i--------4l---I --~1@<--A--l ssifs C l
L. The Philadelphia mail now .ie aches
This place regu latly, and proposals will be
reeatvl by he POSTMASTER 81 this place un-
ill This evening for carrying it regularly be.
tweeE- BloomsbpIg and Caitawissa 80
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. Collectors Office Beach Haven. ioi

20 ioi :. Nov. LIST, 1s5i.ss
kaW. WEAVER, ESqY i,, a,slari a. sAe5
r5ss. ,,.etq go Dear tSr;-The amount OF
Tolls collected at this ofice in month Of &c,
tober is S32, ,430 %
Amt. per last report '.'''' l6o,42s .oS
W hole amt. from Is, Dec. last SI92 ,ss8 ~
la" Same period last year w 1856 285 80
mer'e. over same period lasty ear S27 ,B22 60
ioRsspeeifully yours, 9ia -.gI .eialss rs
IN .sausd-s.ss sss PETER. ENT, 81 !.
i.....,.. Collector.
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., To Walker the Mexican iili5astarer has
been 'lrled for violating The neutrality laws
oil the oenited States and acquitted. Truly a
strange verdict. a.Ge.H. -s sn9 yln nstl
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EXTENT OF DUN TERRITORIES. The tol-
lowing is'a list Of Territories, with their ex.
tent, that have, already been carved out.
and will soon apply for adm ission as is,atsss.
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NEw JERsEr.G-rhe Wings and Nnow.
Nulhinss Rave carried The State, 'eiecting
fau ofihe five Congressmeu. and d large ma
jofiiy in tlie LegIslatiife.' avHh "'" a'*P'.9''
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ORNAMENTAL IRON WAREHOUSE.
LACK 81 81 II LII.

ryNHIe large and spacious has lately been st.
l. ted up by the subscriber, who has removed
from his former stand, between 9Th and 10th
and who Is introducing many articles which are IN
tirsly now here. Great pleasure will be taken in
having his stock examined by the public.
The following comprise in part his Catalogue:
Perrhyn Marble Msutels, durable and more bosu.
iful than the MARBLE and less than halt of the
price.
Iron Mantsls, these also are well worthy Of at1en-
ton
ParIor and cnamb-r Crates of every variety Of
style and finish
Encanstic Tile, Tor hall floors and vestibules
Painted Wire Window Shades and Signs
Iron Fire-proof Safes, from the celebrated manu-
factory of Edwards Fernald
School Furniture and Office Desks
Queens Patent Portable FORCES
Fairbanks Scales and Balances
Twowheel Gigs or Chaises and Harnesses
IRON BEDsTEADS AND FURNITURE.
Iron Bedsteads Of every variety
Spring Mattresses
Clothes Dryers
Hat and Umbrella Stands
Settees and Hall Chairs
Pier Slabs and Gilt Brackets
Bronzed Andirons and Tenders
Fire Set and Blower Stands
Marble Top Tables and Stands.
Foot Scrapers and Wash Stands
Also, Otis Patent Lightning Rods, these are supe
rior to any thing yet introduced.
IRON FENCES AND RAILINGs.
For Cemetery Enclosures, City Lots, Balconies, We
randahs, DC. OF these there is endless variety,
being of Wrought, Cast Iron and Wire.
All orders viii be promptly executed and dimsn.
sions taken Nhen required.
Patterns of tho Fences may b seen at the Store,
aud selections made.
Wire Fences for Farming purposes, Wickersham's
Patent. RALPH HASKINS
jackson Hall, Pa. ave. bet Sd and AZ sts.
feb 2f
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UNITED STATES MAIL.
STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS.
PoST OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
E..Axax-

n
PoST OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
February 10, 1854. !
PROPOSALS. for conveying the mails Of the Uniie'
States from April s, 1854, 10 June 50, lSJ7. on
toe following route in Massachusetts,, will be TT
ceived at the Contract Office of the Post Once De
partment until ., a. M, Of Saturday, March d,
1854, 10 he decided on the same dav-
No. 60S-From Boston. 10y Harrison Square, Nepcn'
set Village, Quincy, Brain rec, south Brain
tree, South Weymouth, Arlington, Bhnson,
South Hanson, and Kingston, 10 Plymouth, 80
miles and hack, six times a week.
Leave Boston daily, except Sunday, at am;
Arrive at Plymouth same day ly ii n sm;
Leave Plymouth daily, except sunday, at Ia
pm;
Arrive at Boston same day by pm.
Making the connexions each way with the fAh
River railroad at South Brsintree, and the sou'h
Shore railroad at Brsintree; and conveying route
agent between Boston and sOuth Braintree, II to
quired by the department
Proposals also invited for addition !, or ~
ond daily trip Except Sunday between Boston hp4
South Brsintree, leaving Sou B-aintree at ', 81
or arrival oil tie cars from rail- River, &c, al
irving at Boston by IL, q. m and leaving boston
Q. D. m, and arriving st.South Brsiptree, by 4 m
connecting with the afternoon cars on the Fall RIVER
Cane Cod, and South shore railroads.
For form OF bid euarantee, and certihcate, aso io'
Instructors and requirements, embracing TIE Gun
ditons to be- incorporated In the contracts 10 suel
extent as the department tie department Hh.
deem expedicnt,) advertisement invi ing Proic
sails for mail service ia the Stat of Maine, Hrs
liam shire, Vermont Mas schCfrtts. RhoGe ilsna
and ca n.c-icut. dated Dcc.nlher l5, 1882.
Proposals Fhould be directed to the Sec ni Assi-'
ant Postmaster General, Contract Office, and dstinct
COS, Mass" failure 90 TO mark proposal may Ir~
vent its consideration and acceptance.
- = slIIl JAMES CAMPBELL
Htb l7-lsw4w Postmastsf 0eners'
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TO CONTRACTORS.

OTncE OF COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS, I
February Il, 1851
DROPOSALS vii Be received in this Office until
l. Saturday, the ed Of April next, at O'Clock
P m, for grading and graveling so much of Mary
land avenue, between Seventh street and Potomac
bridge, as Is not now graded and graveled. as may
be directed by the Commissioner Of Public Build
fngs.
The work is to be Of the best character and to be
done to the acceptance Of the or such
person as he may appoint to inspect it, and all that
Is to be done must be done by the first day of Octo
Der next
The gravelfng must be at least twelve inches in
depth at the entire of the street. tapsring of gradu
ally to six inches In depth at the sides.
Security will be required for the faithful Der
formancs of the work.
Any surplus earth from the grading must be de-.
posted at such place, wthin reasonable distance.
a. the Commissioner shall designate.
Proposers will state the price per cubic yard for
the grading and per superficial yard for the gravel
ing, including gravel and all materials.
B. b FRENCH,
Commissioner Of Public Buildings
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" 1t is calculated, from data of the
last census, that New York has a million
acres more than any other state in cult.
walton; and that if only one-thirteenth
part Of our cultivated land should be
planted to corn next spring, and SO cult.
Vated as to produce forty bushels of corn
per acre, we should have crop next fall
oi Iorty millions of bushels of Indian
corn.
: W Inc colossal statue of Jefferson, oil
'le inooel Oh which Hiram Powers is the
author, was cast on the 9th J.nu.,y a.
Munich. 1t is thirteen feet hight has
taken ten tons Of metal, and is one If tba
five statues which will surround Tho
equestrian one of Washington, at Rich.
mond, which is twenty-five feet in height
Mr.. Powers was present at the casting
70 In Demerara every one is " ESQ. !"
that wears shoes and stockings.
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u As an indication of the bitter ha-
tired felt by the Circassians towards the
Russians, it is stated that few years ago
a slave-ship sprang aleak out at sea, Just
as Russian steamer passed in the dis
lance. The Turkish slave-dea!er, who
preferred even the chill blasts of Siberia
to grave even in deep water, made sig
nails of distress, and the steamer came
up in time to rescue the ship and its liv-
ing cargo from destruction. But 80 deep.
ly is hatred implanted in every Circas-
sian heart, that the spirit of the girls re-
yolted at the thought of becoming the
helpmates of the gray-coated soldiers,
instead of sharing the sumptuous couch
of Turkish pasta. They had bid adieu
to their native mountains with little emo
ton, but as the Russian ship approached,
they set up terrible and despairing
scream. Some sprang headlong into the
sea, others drove their knives into their
hearts; to these heroines death was pre-
ferableto the bridal-bed of a detested Mus.
covlte. The survivors were taken to
Anapa, and married to Cossacks, or given
to officers as servants.
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LIFE INSURANCE..

fINUE HARTFORD LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
l. with perpetual charter, embracing the advan
tages Of both the Joint Stock and Mutual Plan ON.
strengthening the other, and making great saving
in the expense taking risks on as favorable terms
as any other company Annual dividends declare
on ell policies in the mutual department. which ar.
usually equal to the premium notes given. Per
mits on California, Austrais, and Sea policies gran,
ed at reduced rates
life policies after term Of years cancelled and
their equitable value returned in cash
Risks on the lives of Slaves taken on fayorabl,
terms.
Books furnished and farther Information graSuit
ously given by calling on c. BRYCE
feb Tiff Agent, Wilaris' Hotel.
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UNDERTAKEN.

WOULD respectfully return my thanks to the
i citizens Of Washington aud its vicinity for the,
past patronage, and cay that owing to the frequent
calls in the Undertaking branch of my business ]
have been induced to discontinue the manufacture.
Of Furniture, and turn my attention fully to the
UNDERTAKING. have spared no pains to hav.
every thing that is requisite to my business and j
therefore fully prepared TO meet any order after
q feW moments notice, and assure those who NAV
give me call that will spare no pains to carry out
their orders to their entire satisfaction.
JAMES T. HARVEY
It'll st., between and H.
NB-Cslls attended to at all hours Of the night.
Aly
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EN- preferriDg to have their clothing
" made to order, can be accommodated witt
single garments full SUITS ut short notice. manu-
fac tured in the best style of workmanship and fin
is, at very moderate prices which we will warrant
to prove "a represented and to be inferior to none
WALL 4 STEPHENS,
Pa. avenue, next door to the Iron II ILL.,
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PROPOSALS. for carrying the mails Of the Uni
ted States from July I, 1854, to June 30, 1857,
On the following routes In the States Of MAINE,
NEW HAMPSHIRE, VERMONT, MASSACHU-
SETS, RHODE ISLAND, CONNECTICUT AND
NEW YORK from July /, 1854, to June 80, lS56,
the following routes IN NEW JERSEY, PENN
sYLVANIA, MARYLAND, and OHIO; f,om July
l, 1854, to June 30. 1856, in VIRGINIA, NORTH
FLORIDA, viii be received at the Contract Office Of
the Post Once Department, Warrington, D. c., until
"a. M April TO- 1864, to be decided April Is, 1854
being routes established by act Of March g. 1852
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