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Washington, D. c., March 4, 1854.

FItHE UNDERSIGNED. upon Withdrawing
i from the firm Of MITCHELL 4 TERRETT, takes this
opportunity to express his thanks for the liberal ia
vor shown TO the firm, aud to solicit continuance
OF the same for his late partner, Mr.. Mitchell Who
will continue the business at the old stand
Respectfully, &c, JOHN TERRETT.
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NJ RS. Mswetps Aptobiograpny.-A
WI further supply of this popular and interest.
ing book, which has already met with an unprece
denied sale, just received at
TAYLOR MAURY'S,
led Lo-u Bookstore, near 9th st.
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The Cunard Steamer.

BOSTON, March The agents of the
Cunard line of steam packets state that
no more OF their ships will be withdrawn
or taken by the Government.
The steamship Asia was to leave Liver
pool on the 25th ult.
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Municipal Elections.

DETROIT, Mich, March At our
imnu5icipsi election yesterday, p. NJ.
hyoe' Mig was elected Mayor. and the
ehare Wing ticket, excepting the Justice.
was chosen 10y over ,3Oe majority. Six
oil the eight wards have gone Wing,
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. March4.
Edwards, Wing, was yesterday chosen
Mayor of shis city. A full Board of Whir
Aldermen was also chosen.
NEW BEDFORD, March 6.-Rodney
French Dem. was to-day reelected
Mayor of this city by 26l majority. The
Board of Aldermen and majority of the
Council are also Democrats.
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fS'ONE OF THE CJsIosIrIEs OF THE DAT: The bea, d.
eiMoman, perfect fkeaess of her on exhibition
a. WHiTEHuRsT's Gallery. Also, fina likeness OF
Captain Creighton, of the "Three Bells" sas
s.
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Warrington, Marc 4, 1854.
NV e, the undereigned, have this day entered In.
Ing the Dry Cor Dis business, where ct eli timer ma,
be found choice selection Of cheap and sessonabie
goods MITCHELL 9 HOYLE.
Ia Succsssors to Mitchell Tsrpett.
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ID Umpire de Pancien M ON.
IL tteur, seuie historic authentique ct iaslte-
rec de La Revolution Franchise, depusis la Reunion
des Etats Generaux jusqu au Consulat 1889 to 1899
avec des notes explicatves. 81 vols. and l vol of
Introduction. Paris 1859, Imported, single copy
only, by FRANCK TAYIORF
f.h "a --oAs'
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DISSOLUTION or PARTNERsHIP

THE copartnsrship h.retofor. existing under tho
i name an I firm of Mitchell, 4 TIRRrrr has this
day been dissolved by mutual consent. Mr.. NIT
CHELL Ia authorized to receive aud receipt for all
debts owing to the late firm, and all claims against
the nrm are TO be presented to him Tor settlement
p. MITCHELL,
JOHN TERRETc
Washington, D. c. March A. 1854
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( GENTLEMEN preferriDg to have their clothing
~ made to order, can be accommodated with
single garments full suita, at short notice manu-
fac tured in the best style of workmanship and I'm
ish, at very moderate prices, which we will warrant
to JroVe as represented and to be inferior to none
WALL STEpHEHS,
Pa avenue, next door to the Iron II i'll.
feb 2I-tf
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DOMESTIC DRY GOO,1S

DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
w have now the largest stock Of domestic Dry
w Goods to be found in the Distri, C. which We
are selling at very low prices, for instance
10 pieces yard wide Brown Cotton It &c
$50 do q do heavy do do do
cases good bleached do do
800 pieces fast colored Calico da
800 do Nous de Lame, from 10 to ls1lc
loo yards superior fast coPd Ginghau do
$50 pieces white and red Flannel 20 And Csc.
Heavy Blankets, good size and hns for 81.
10000 yards bleached Cotton, embracing all of ths
grades and makes from 81 to 1870.
10 cases Cotton Sheetings, all widths
1000 yards Pillow Sip Cotton, all widths
The whole Of which viii be sold at tho very small
lest price for the cash.
YERBY, TEBBS VERIFY,
Corner Of 7th street and Ia. avenue
800 -'">~~.o'
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mo. sol
NOTICE Of the removal Of the Land
~ Office from CHrLIIcorHE TO COLUMBUS, in ONO.
Under authority Of an Act of Congress, entitled,
An Act authoriz ng changes in the location of Land
Omces, approved March 8, 1853, il is hereby lie,
clared and made known, that the Land Office, for
the 81 Of public lands in the CHILoorHE district
Ohio, viii te removed from Chiicothe, its present
location, to CoIraBus in Franklin county, in eaid
state, Oh The first day OF Up IL ,.ert.
Given under my hand, at the City Of Washington,
this lst day of March, a D. 1854. .-...,l ,
BY the President: sa -
Es7sT T. FRANKLIN PIERCE
JOHN WILSON, af a7 '1sH
Commissioner General Land Once
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CHIRTS MADE TO ORDER.-STEyENS, Browns,
~ Hotel, is prepared to measure and fit Shirts in
every variety. Gentlemen that are troubled with
bad fitting Shirts can be suited at
STEVENS'S Salesroom,
jan 25-tf Rro,uys, Uo}.,
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War DEPARTMENT..

February 3d. 1884. 7
DERSONs having books belonging to the library
L OF the War Department, in their possession
requested to return them to the librarian.
CHAS. CALVERT
feb 23-d3w I;bro,;on
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l TELEGRAPHIC.
BIZ HOUSES PRINTING TELEGRAPH.
EXPRESSLY FOR THE EVENING STAR.
erApp mr.
ARRIVAL OF STEAMER ATLANTIS
FOUR DAYS LATER FROmEUpopr

Highly Impcrtant1The Cars RenIv ..
Napoleon-fhs War Movements-Enstris
| Threatened by, Trsnce-Rumored Cauturs
Of Turkish Ships Of War BY the Russians
Gr. Buchanan and the Court Costume
advance in Breadstuffs, &C. @ ~ ~
New YORK, March 7-l2, p. M.-The
steamer Atlantic has arrived Off Sandy
Hook, where she is ashore, but will pro-
baby get off at high tide. She brings
Liverpool dates of the 22d.
The Asia and City of Glasgow arrived
out on the Goth. =
The gale at Liverpool. Oh the night of
the 18th, was very severe, but the acci-
slight.
The Cars letter from St. Petersburg.
IN reply to Napoleon's epistle, reached
Paris on the 18th. Nicholas declines to
accept the proposed arrangement submit
ted to him. The Paris AIoniteur, the
official organ, says this puts an end to all
hopes of peace. @
Troops were embarking on the odd
from Liverpool, Dublin and Southampton
tor the seat of war. Ships were fitting
out rapidly at all the ports for the Baltic
feet.
French troops are embarking from
Africa for Turkey.
Nothing new had transpired on the
danube. Omar Pasha was Strengthening
halaiat. His reserves were advancing to
w Mlddin and Altariza. The camp at
Shumla was broken up.
fortlfications were going on at Con.
stantinople.
The health of the Turkish army and Of
the allied fleets was excellent.
Six thousand men and "a ships left on
the 7th, under the escort of Ii English
steamers. TriI
1t was reported that when the French
and English troops arrive, a measure will
DE proposed by the Sultan to the Divan to
give Christians and Moslems equal civil
rights.
An important debate had taken place
IN the English Parliament OH the Turkish
question, and the army and navy supplies
had been voted. The Queen had issued a
proclamation forbidding the expectation
Oh arms and ammunition and marine
engines.
A dreadful colliery explosion had &C.
Cured at lnce Hall, Wigan. One hum
dred men were killed.
The Queen and Lord Chamberlain have
notified MIR. Buchanan that he may appear
IN Court IN any costume he chooses to
wear.
The King of Naples was attempting to
form general Italian league.
The war is very popular in Russia.
Joseph Stonge and a deputation were still
at st. Petersburg, but had not seen the
Car.
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Anti.Nebraska Meeting

CONCORD, N. H., March Ga large
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TURKEY VICTORIOUS.

You will ind at the same OLD STAND, Pennsyl.
u vahia avenue near 12tn street opposite the
irving hotel, LOOKING GLASSES with or without
Frames; Portrait, Picture and Miniture Frames of
the latest styles; Brackets, Tables Room Moulding
CorniEes, &C. &c; Or k7 leaving your order you can
have any thing done in my line
N Bold Frames, &c, regllt at the shortest no
tice On reasonable terms. Don't forget the place
feb 20-ly JOHN WAGNER
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ADDITIONAL BY THE ATLANTIC

AUUlIlONAL BY THE ATLANTIC
New YORK, March S.-The steamer
Atlantic was got off at 3 o'clock this
morning, and anchored at Sandy Hook.
The mails were brought to the city in
small boat.
The latest news leave no hopes of peace.
Extensive preparations are making for
war.
1t is believed that Austria will even.
trally join the Western powers.
The letter from the Car to Napoleon
was long and argumentative, but so of.
fenslve In its character, that Napoleon
deems it proper to suppress its publica-
ton.
Carroll Spence, our Minister, resident
at Constantinople, arrived Lere on the
I'd of FEBRUARY.
On his arrival, he was serenaded by tie
Hungarian and Italian refugees.
A Jewish legion had been formed at
Constantinople to assist the Turks.
The English and French leading pa
pers say that all hopes of peace are ended,
and that Napoleon was exasperated at the
Czars insulting reply.
The war preparations were being cx.
tensiye.
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RU!LDlNG LOTS.-A variety of city build
~ ing LOTS for sale on accommodating terms
Also, Dwellings. Apply to MYERLE WEBB
real Estate Agents. few doors east of National Hotel
jan 24-eo2m
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MEMOIRS OF MAI. n obi. stobo, of
1Nl the Virginia Regiment, in the Old French
War, vol, 1854 =. :. > .,lzs,1
The Controversy between Pennsy1vapia and vir.
ala, about the boundary Line, 1 vol, fpamphlet)
~ Neville 3. Craig, with diagram -.
ylle-The taking of Fort Nscessity--A.d Brsdaoeks
aarch with map) and his Defeat. vol. pamphlet
by Neville B. Craig. FRANCK TAYLOR.
mar t-tf
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MRS. GARRETT ANDERSON has this
4ll day received a supply of Silver and Gold Pa
PER Stationery and Music Store, bet 18th
IcD Zl-n and 18th sts
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IfOR RENr-Three rev Frame UoUsPs 49,
= tanning six rooms ca h, situated on East Cant
toi street, between 4th and 9th reefs.
Fog terms, &c, apply to
D. A. DALEY, Dentist.
Pa. avenue, between 9Th and Tth streets
mar S-3t* " ''AS@'S'
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MARKETS

LIVERPOOL, Feb. 22-Cotton was fat AT
i'ioi decline. Sales of the three days, I9. OOo
bales, of which 1000 was to exporters and
S'oOo to spectators. Brown Shipley quote
Iair orleans 65d middliug Cd. Fair Uplands
CD; middling sd. These are extreme rates.
Breadstuffs had continued to rise Wheat
had advanced ID, and -four Cd Corn was
NOSE active at former rates. Canal -four Ais.
AIS 3D.; Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Ohio.
AIS. I'd, rs; white wheat Us Sd; red lis. a
3D.
MeHenry quotes Bacon about equal in d e.
mand and supplies. Beef and pork in moder-
ate demand. Lard less active Tallow dull.
Linseed cake on the rise.
Rosin in good demand. Turpentine dull.
LoNDoN.-West India sugar active at Sd
advance. Coffee quiet Tea duller Rice
active at full rates. Tallow firm
AT Manchester trade was quiet and business
restricted
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TNo LET-A twostory HOUSE, Oh Prospect street.
i Georgetown, in the of the old Bank OF olum
bl. The house has been recently put in thorough IT.
pair, has garden and good brick stable attached
andohsmbers, bath room, &c. Possession given the
middle of this month. For further particulars appy
on the premises, or to j. c. BRENT, Esq, ST., cor
uer of 7Ih. M o-e,w
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HORSES, WAGON AND CARRIAGE FOR SALE
IL A pair of fine bay HORSES, unequalled for
working on Alarm or for traveing-perfectly sound,
KIND and gentle in harness-are without fault
win De sold low, the has farther use for
them. Also, a two horse lumber W AEON, and small
CARRIAGE for one or two horses both nearly as
good as new. Enquire Of A. W. DENHAM, corner
fth 23-aotf -
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LATEST.


LIVERPOOL, Feb. 23.-Three thousand
troops embarked here to. day.
The Greek instruction again had as
sumed formidable aspec'. Six thousand
were In arms in Macedonia and Thessaly.
Ielegraphic reports state that the
Russians were bombarding Rutschuk.
An Improbable rumor was current that
the Russians had taken seven Turkish
ships of war. This finds no believers.
The utmost enthusiasm prevailed in
England in favor of the war.
The English funds were languid, and
hac declined. Consols closed at 9Oa a
90s for account and 905 a 81 for morey.
1t is reported that if Austria does not
Immediately declare herselfunequivocally,
France will send an army of loo, 900 men
to the Italian frontier, and the same force
upon the Rhenish frontier.
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- EAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-I have a large num-
lG bar Of City LOTS for sale, some of which am
aHtnof.zeo 10 dispose OF at prices much low their
intrinsic worth. Also, several HOUSES In THO c;,r
and number Of Farms in the neigh borhood.
JOS. C. G. KENNEDY
street, between 9th and 10th streets
mar 6-2t ~ '~A>'sS'
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THE WESTERN TELEGRapuc. "a

FLOWERS FROM SfRATFORD-oN-AyoN-
Il Gatherings from the Orchard" and aRxotic
Birds"
These beautifully illumi s>ed Books with a choics
selection Of the Standard POTTS. and other Works in
elegant and tasteful bindings. just received at
TAYLOR & MAuRY's bookstore.
oec Zi-u 9th street
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SANFOAD,S new and popular SONGS Just re-
~ ceved. Call early if you want copies of
Junatti johnson
The Old Willow Tree
Sweet Missi sippi, &C.
feb LIT HlLbUS 4 HITZ Music Depot
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L'OR RENT-In Georgetown, a newly and hand.
Il someiy furnished HOUSE, in a most desirable
ne,ghborhood and pleasant, situation, on Heights
with large yaid and garden attached with fruit of
various knd If the house is MT rented by the LIST
Of April the lady, having small family of her own
can accommodate one family or tive gentlemen. ION
reasonable terms. Apply to N. NJ. Macgrcso cor, 9TH
street. mo, ,.s
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MUSIC.-An the popular Sheet Music of the
4y1 day, for sale at -g74a WINNERS, 9th st.
feb IF -
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THE COMING STRUGGLE

THE COMING STRUGGLE among the nations of
L the Earth on the Political Events of the pext
Fifteen Years, described in accordance with Prophe
sizes In Ezekiel, Daniel and the Apocalypse.
reprint from the Sixtieth Thousand London odj-
non TAYLOR d MAURY'S
ieD lO-u Bookstore near 9th NJ
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t>ok sALE-The subscriber has for sale, lot of
j. Fruit ard Shade Trees. together with Co.
vines, raspberry and Goosebsrry Plants, which lie
WIN Sell at reasonable prices. Enquire at the corner
OF East Capitol and 9th streets.
mar 4-S3w* JACOB HESS
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FURNISHED Parlcr and Chamber to he Lot -
Il small famy-no children. New brick House
between and street, east side, fourth door from
iie oofher oi u mar ST.
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EOOD CHANCE FOR A SMALL CApJTAI.--por
~ sale. the stock of a FETAL Tobacco and seesr
Orme Lszsnby's Grocery store. Stock small and
tei' nioueFate, mar S-3t&
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EfOR II ENT-The Store and Cellar On Rridee
street, Georgetown, now occupied by Arny's
confectionery. Inquire on the premises
mar 4-eo4t IEWIS ApNy
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WANTS.

"HGa.fs" and g Wanfefn advertisement, fonrlines
., ess, lor each inserten 25 cents; EACH additional
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Lon SALE-At private sale, eight FRAME
- H,USES and Lots. Terms reasonable prices
ranging ftom S70G to $4,000. r'''
Also, brick shop, suitable for coach shop or
stable. '''p VI
W. Persons wishing to purchase will pleaee call at G.
".HAhkEtTs Lumber Yard, corner 9Th and st.
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k'OR sALE-Ooe of Cathcarts Improved
i Horse Power, in complete running der. For
particulars I apply to Lehman & Bro, Lumber Yard.
18th street aud canal marIe,a
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NOR sALE-Two LOTS, situated at the corner
OF ana Cd streets south. One of the Lots runs
20 feet back Sd street. and the other rnns Ion q
inches. For terms enquire # John II. Kidwen
corner OF East Capitol and 4th streets, Capitol Hl
MAJ S-en3t* Nf ANIL
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NATIONAL MEDICAL CoLLEaE.-At the COM
mencement, held yesterday, at the Smithsonian
Institution, Of the above body, the degree Of
NJ. ID. was conferred upon the following gen.
tlemen: B. j. HELEN, Washington city C. C.
Speiden, do; W. A. Bradley, Jr., do; J. ii.
Weaver. Virginia; c. C. Moore, Washington !;
g. A. Dyer, Washington; f. L. Holmes, Maine
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1RiAINAL CoURT.-1 esterday, the following
cases were tried: George Handy, white, }
charged with larceny. found guilty sentenced
20 SIX LnoAth imprisonment in the county Jail
ana TO pay tine of one dollar and costs.
Henry Williams, (nesro,) tried On two
counts lie Tor grand, and the other for petty
larceny and found guilty in both instances.
7enlehced on the first case TO one year and six
month imprisonment with hard labor in TIT
penn entlary; ard in the second case, to six
months Imprisonment in the county Jail the
i"finer sentence to take effect at the expiration
o. the term Of the latter.
ihomaS Virgins, tWhitc,1 found guilty of
larceny but Recommended to mercy Sentenced
20 seven months imprisonment in the county
jail, and fued one deIIar and costs.
Emanuel Miller, (whiteJ was tried on two
indictments, and found not guilty Oh the first
tharse guilty Oh the second. His sentence
Nas deferred until to- day.
', lNtESTlGATrOS AT The MONUMENT The
Dulding Commute Of the National Monument
association, consisting of Messrs Carbery, W.
"a bradley and J. e. Brent. met al 81 o'clock,
~, Tor a fall investigation of the act OF
Iialny perpetrated at the Monument place.
between one and two 0 clock on Monday morn
.Hs last Alter the investigation, the watch
nan tnen on duty was suspended. A hundred
uoiiIrS has been offered by the Board of Man
ayers and We learn that another reward will
the parties.
DETENTION OF THE CARs-The train of ears
ION washington due here at clock last
Nehihg old Not arrive until about o'clock,
IL consequence Of the machinery of the loco.
wOu's becoming dsranged. -Baltmors Sun.
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FOR SALE AND RENT

HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE-rhe subscriber
IL is authorized to sell Frame Honsa "a u,
OF ground, about half scre. situated on the roas
leading from Georgetown to the Falls bridge. being
pant OF tract called White Havtn, aud was excIr,
ded In a certain deed, executed by the late Jacob
PSyne, 70 Robert T. Roberts, and bearing date the
"a OF March, 1S49 The situation of this property
is valuable for store or Tavern on the completion
Oh the ans BRIDGE - r. p JACKSON, ~
mar o-I Bridge street. Georpefovp
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E'Oh SAL AT private SALE a HOUSE and
Il Lot on 9Th street, east 81 Re, between and Nj
street, near the Northern Liberties Market honee
FRONTS 20 feet on Sth street. running back SO feet
inches. For terms apply to John q A6ams co,nav
OF and Sth St., CT to Mary Baldwin, east ef the
OdfipoI. mar F-St*
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FALSE ALARM.-The alarm last night was
given by some mischievous persons who wanted
10 have run and see ..muss'' among the
fremen
WATCH RErURNS.-JnO Maghr. drunk; paid
fine and costs. Jane Talbcrt, sent in by her
husband for drunkncss; was dismissed this
morning
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ARPER's MAGAZINE for Feb.
IL ruary.
Autobiography of an Actress ny Mrs Mowstt
Hot Corn, by Scion Robinson
All the new Books received as soon es published
and for sale at
JOE SHILLINGTON'S Bookstor~
Cor Pa ave- and AZ St, Odeon Building.
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| L'OR RENT-A desirable residence on the corner
4 OF and 10th streets, east of the Capitol At
tached to the premises, frame House. with s rooms
stable, smoke house and large garden of excel.
tent 'rultf The lnca, ton is high and healthy, and
commands a heauiifL. view Of the SURROUNDING
the premises. mar a o..
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EsPUTA's BAND.-The music 20 eloque atty
discOursed by this talented association while
performing yesterday for the Boone Rifemen
is the theme of praise by all who heard them.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-07-26


Enii..R ulAlas EAPWsss - The toii. " la "
communication was ini-ns-a tor the Cedar
Rapids Fra, hpt, the editor or that i -ural
'eem. unwilling to sdni' any ma"rr into its
columns that might snh~ervr the can.e of the.
democracy, it was rejected Maine law-is
and abnl ti,nism hive na,v twn organs in Linn,
the national democracy and the Gay wings
have none. The infamous lics, the base decsp-
tons by which the opponents of the Nebraska
hsll Inv. snughs, and i'll seek to make that Just
and wise measure, odinus anon. the people,
have been made current in this county BY the
tw" abolition organs and have h'theri" gone I'M.
r~buk d. TIL" fo'l,wi,g is the first Of series
Of Articles by which il was proposed {, explod-
those lies and thasq cheats, and to dsabuse the
peopl, relative to soms false is-uas which +,
col rnp, coalition has thrust hpfore them u
was pprhap y. un needed, hut ask you In inser
il in your ,urrsl: