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Squatter sovereign., 1857-02-10
DEIaAsWs Re- III

= - -zz i J i FL :
TIM Town OF Delaware is situated in gan
l. gas tsFr5tcryscfs the south side of t.as 5k:s-
rsa,T; Eiyer. three .ini.ss shove thsssiaeIs ID
DelsSare Isse<ye, aud ten usiies below Lee "a
~. FsbEnars lest. tract CT land Eisfselytir
ssIsa, easy cf..aeSsss Z rom thu spE- ssssi
r1ns't-v and situated fsgcrabiya for heaish: al
ready there are number of houses going az
it fiss me foi!csFing resources As gepa and
kzla Eirsfiy-zA l;oosi E-sszstl an - =
TIE ii ,ssatfkrsrer al etIs RoiItt in O. nress,
ed w.thin a narrow space = thascha..ss< s I-e-
.ssark ats demon fkseB zizssfe side and n se
IS for nile abose a.sd be- .tisr kasieas stare
.l,,s alEQ riding at alt times safe .ri seclus
iandins for steamers-o IS bis< q < 9..ios s
lseCeud:s-TfIAher IA Als.:r dsnce
. The tract Of land on which the towns mid
oct, isccvered srith valuable Timber. For build
ing pprposes, besides there 10 on the oPpo-
site sids Of The fiyeE > large botto.n, heasal,
numbered with oak, ash and walnut essd :.
.eggH,hiRdHy-Kfs. Position.
This to,s., has on the Kansas side or the riy-
ef supporting tia large Il STRIFE tof texerF best
ia1fs IL. the Territory, While on the opposite
s- of the river there is a Ia. and fertile bot
tom, tecnling with populations. This bottom is
Of itself safs cieHt 10 saseaiH a town ef large
size. This is the most accessible point fl Gun
which the Delaware hatfonof Indians { al, T.ro-
cure their supplies Delaware 10 the Aearest
and most accessible point at which die country
on the Kansas river can dc their receiving and
forwarding business. There are z great nun
Der of towns Oh the Kansas that viii fis,si it to
their interest to make this place their shipping
point. among them we ssvoth flasfies Osawkse
CaibotEn; and others. As there is goo.is ferry
at th;s pcii.tf migrants ira yelling TO Ter
,ritoTy on the great State road from s.. joseph
to st. Loais, will ind that this Is the vrojief
point at which to eater the territory as this
means they avoid a sreat'deal of unnecessary
Squatter sovereign., 1857-02-10
The Squatter Sovereign
----1.-~-r~ SgYS.~ 2.
1TCaIs0N. FEB. 10. 1857
cor,rr sUsvr ron.-The County Com

cousrY SuRvrYon.-The County Com
nissioners have displayed ccmmennda-
Me wisdom in the selection Of our young
friend. Gen JoHH T. Scorr, TO fill the oil
scs of County Sarveyor. Apart from iiis
familiarity with his profession, Gen Scott
isan exceedingly affable and obliging gen.
,leman and our friends in the county viii
6nd that sucl, work as they wish HIM to
n,rform will be executed with fidelity
and exactness that win rednwn to the cred
il Of the Surveyor and the benefit of the
party interested We hope he may re-;
eeive such encouragement as will induce
him to retain the office for It is a matter
Of the first moment to our farmers that
compete mt person be in the discharge o.
The duties Of County Surveyor.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-02-10
GEO. w. BELT. HENRY COLIN
REI.T g. COLHEAN. .ssis..
WESTON, Nc

WESTON, MO. aaa a@*'
WHOLESALE and Retail Dealers fin DRY
Goods and Groceries, Clothing, Boots ant
Shoes, &C., sc. Quitting Goods in great va.
riety. Also Forwarding and Commission Mer.
chants. sltf.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-02-10
E5.REEHxg

CUTLER. u S. Army, al Eort LeaSenwcrfh,
~ 10 cpnstaaEi receiving sisae old Lila ,ias s,
Vines ans, Cigars -alse sslerai ssssrsmenk oE
eko.ce e.sEehaEizss -alFa5s onsk4sd< ssssy itf .
Squatter sovereign., 1857-02-10
sExsseS .Ec.gslsss:s.

COR SECOND AND FRANCIS SITS.
- hsa SIR. JOSEPH, MO. g ttpt
HAyE IN store the following named articles
II which they offer to tue trade cheap foi
Squatter sovereign., 1857-02-10
hi. she1per, neater, and quicker, at
49, ss 81 .,snt than m Any o:6os ab9ve

a. sa 50 zaIgsssl8s u
sses RI ae1ss Z.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-02-10

81 Fer SALE. ~
ONE scs in tn: town Of Atehison, tiir. narr1
- Be- e1ans twea.y-t~o and half, (24,t
s.lt oil ser e esd Of fo.s MOI and 8, =, Bloc Z
So X. at issfEcss SOUTH on C esreet. ru.a
nlne 2af ninety (sAl1 feet across said Iota, and
- esv.aed osi the east by the alley ia saia ksock
apply to Z +. c. PALMER. :
= ss.'ssf - AtchIsons X Z. I
Squatter sovereign., 1857-02-10

Subscriptions always in advance.
With "a little exertipnzop the part OF our
friends, the Union Hcana De widely circulated
throughout the Southern States. We hope esc b
ona will get up club aid forward 10 Ad
Gress,a ElSz JONES &sBEkNETT,
Lecompton, Kansas Territory.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-02-10

J Inc tract Of Iasi on WHICH The teMhfs iaid
OFT, iscovered srith valuable timber. for build
ing purposes, besides t.is,t there is on the oPpo-
site sids Of The liver = large bottom, heavily
ii nj Ared with oak ash and vrafnut r--5 !
Squatter sovereign., 1857-02-10
= ~ Z = = = Es7 : = : SRI
NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.

FFTFHE undersigned beg leave to announce to
u the citizens Of Weston, Flats ccahty and
Kansas Territory, that they hare .iast opened
in Nesten.a larseysnd complete assortment of
Dry Es06ds. !
Hats, Caps,
kgSr Roots, shoes,
Squatter sovereign., 1857-02-10

The British GeEernment bare appoint.
ed new Minister \ I'M to Washington. The
name IS as Yet secret, but It IS not Mr..
Vifliers. -,-.. !
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Port Of New York, August I, 1857.


CLEARED
Steamship Florida. Crowen Savsnnah-s Ns.chu-
Steamship Nashvi~, Murray. Chareston-eUo6ord S1es.oa
Steamship jamestown, Parish, NorseR. Ac-Ludla. /
ship as1eu,y French, H.vrs~soyd RincSen.
Ship Sherman, HichSoru. DshOuse-wAlsh, Carver 4
BAH BAN 4 Lee, sg,,.n: Mar.eIls.-! 2 s.rdy.
BAN 0rSoser Nctcosd .reon-H q Brootm.n Co
s :sDeiss 1sss
Pns Sabine v Walker S.lyeston1 Di%on Ca
sss Fs!s:ls: sf Ts.S Fsisssps:.sf e. sco
scar Castor Harding, Arroyo and Poroe-schlesinxer
sssr Ss.nss bbS'fs 8 John SB1 snlsAsr.
ST 5o aSre s. Iss KY w.o
sssr Van Name aS Van S ss%s Rissnond pler~o.
W. ssa;l Co.
ssr f.ss r.f b.1s
ssar T91t sc J:5v s. ksI gs,ssM.astey
sss SsSss i:;:ss Isi Ta,
steAmsr westenpor- Beny. Portland.
ARRIVED
ods r.'ss Il z u bark e S
StR s;S e u. sSa f s scsss r,,,. A,,r
.Asse N. sS % pssseDSsrs 70 order '' 'A' WIN
Ship Is,na srs"sn, Msn,s' d ESs.d,% g Day. With
hsnso h westerly winds, with much fog nearly shs snre
shp MESSENGER, BranscomS sasua days, with sugar, 70
Nesmih d Sons
Bark Psneh,us, whine, osrdeuas July a. with sugar to-
.a s ..:. . s.ss days. with iron
Big Martin Luther Greml wente Santos, Brazil, June IL
Brig Lady Chapman sB., HI Bermuda days, In ballast
Big si0o%sr B' ROssh, Halifax Ms. days with ash to
Brig ROdericl Dsu Csr, xcSesi, sydney IA days, with
Brig Gladiator tr sssr. Windsor, Ms, Is days with plss
Brg Ransom Isr) King windsor, Ms isdsys with pss;e
Brig ur yBD, Smith, Windsor Ms, days, with plaster
srg Mary CBr. Cole, Dorchester Is days. with s.Oue
81! oil Bias w.dnore, Eeuheu, July rs with tuit, to
sehr Levi Rowe, Thomas Esuhsrs day, with fru. 10
scsr MsIon Rogers, wetmore. Abscos sdsy. with hui,
scsr sSssn Br xasOn, windsor Ms Is days, with p..
sesr Ii.ndone. gO~n. Savannah, days
scbr A sIapson. CHAR. sOrsoi s3sys
sebr Osborn, oooitn virgiria, . ssls.
sesr I@sgssd ksssdass, Lee lot.,.
sssr Melbourne ssS1T Hun s & s,sns, n.
SIR Ss. Sqs r,Gss5 ohSTs S x.ehi.s, sd.y.
scsI r,yilco Kelly s3 Slogs...er:
Schr ysrnou,h Phinpcy, Boston.
sSsT knp s, sDys s ssa s.ss se Sr tSsoy
sctr . spelmsn, spelmkn, Prot.deace Tor Albany.
schr CARROLL, Cole, Proydence " Port Even.
seSr yd,sps'pea wsierSury ' ssmiora for Albany
ssr ns1.s G s,ss. pC sor EYsn Tor ~ ssfr
soop oregon, Rhodes Providence
soop Thomas Pow en- Hull, Providence.
siesmsr Boston. sellew Phn.derhs.
Steamer Petrol. Arey. Providence.
sAUED
Steamship Atlantic. Liverpool; Wander ,l aogsampon
nah NASHVILLE Charleston: Jsnss:own. Norioli xe
Wind during oay ssw
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outrage snd sponson 1854, which hss been In charge
q he government OF :hc United stee spoc tho 18th Of
January. 1855.
have DO acquaintance with Generals Fse<, Walker OF
Rennnesen nor, in fsc with Of the persons named
thipg N do with any such project confidently rely on
the aymness and ability Of the present Pretident and
Secretary o. State Of the United States n whose ca&rse
my claim rests. end shsl respose cul'iy n that con
fdenoe believing that they II do al their duty demSnts
70 enforce my rights and redress wrcnss aud uphold
the hnnor OF The tag OF the ned States have thought
that ssonablo remssness and deisv have IN past
times occurred n .se prosecution Of my claim but rus.
it Will be repaired by the vigilance Of those nov IN
power, and shall not certainly seek 70 take iatefenion
BY the viseton al the laws OF my o~p country how.
ever great the prcvocstion &c Do 60,
psuO sEELvON.
P. 81 desire the nrr4lD 10 insert an.s iet'er.
BoeroE Juy l9, 1907.
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Nrrrop GaEpu~-Tne faiiering tokens OF appreciation
sesov,dby cro-dei audiences upon sencriua Roi.s
sopaon Of Rose de Ma Ia pes,ng ballet Of ala Bou.
euetare'' warrant the Management In announcing for
rcyeaon 70 morfoS even when u VIII be preceded oy
NE farce Of "Dclcsie Ground" and followed by "The
secret"
BcvuY ruyarr-Duua's lengthy but extremely e.
citing drama callei the "Tnree Guardsmen 10 10 be
vived TO evening The primo pal characters have
been Allotted TO nerus Eidy, Jot nr1on r. Bland. ~
d Clarke and e. Smith, hrs A. Parker, &c The afier.
psee be the corics affair Of the "Two Bhoys" with
kessrs G. Holland and 6 Min ~ the heroes.
BrprvS's THEarr 10 70 opcn 10 evening with
a. efbcsD stock company, and The popeAr Mss hssre
nsroipe 10 the "French Spy,"a part In which abe hss
won cou'dersbe fame since her LAST APPEARANCE 10 New
York she vii also play Katy Shei the piece Of that
name.
w,trlcrp-Yrs John Wool havine made a mo-, favor.
abe mpressk Josephine IN Buckstopes celebrated dra
Of The "Chid Of he Regiment the play s 70 be repeat,
ID 10 movros night Mr. and Mrs Wood Will also perform
highly characters In young Tafords exqui.
uss buesque OF soylock or the Merchant Of Venice
Preserved"
IsrRA Kur's There viii doubtless be grand G.
nerg q uvenies and sdui NJ this eleyan, theatre To-
morrow evening, 70 welcome the rearn o those little pets
Of the pay rorg community, the Marsh Juvenile oomed
ans Who haze INST reurned from prosperous tour In the
souih and West hey s-e 10 commence with "Bisck
Eyed susan" tni 'Toodies -
Oryx1c.-The msbHsemeut here are evidently deter.
mined 10 keep vel W with and anything, little ahsad
Of NE times Tor " morrow lhey orsr the little comedy
called "A Model o. . Wiie The extravaganza Of "oy mp
ara The farce OF "es ecees 10 India singing BY
precocous deitsor Of EthiopAn,m demo mnsled aYoune
America"
csoss1 orBA = me Acsdemy Of su,c |. 10 be ope.ed
on thursday eniDg for the frat Of series OF Grand
musosl et rair epis under the supervision Of Manager
stewart and Mr.. Dior Bourcicaut The admlsusp Zee h
uby twenty Ave cents, and the performance ,es
10 be very novel and unique the house Gil doubtless be-
vel FLED
AxRcks xrsErs The renowned wizard and van.
iooueet Prof Wyuan having been engaged for .poher
seek, vii to mOrror tnertau his friends With fresh
budget Of wonders and vb'mt cslitics
eto. cHRRrr ssD wooDs MssrRrs are nil running
Their IN nepsey successful farce OF "Tbe Hagciann i,
10 70 be preceded by the customary variety Of songs bur
leeques, &c, 10 morrow.
BEyISr's MrysrRrks VITO have an inclination TO en-
,oy hearty laugh should 90 and hear Dan and Jerrys
sehaksperean Reading"
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

CECOND EDITION READY.
We again supplied, having ready day he second
edition 70
NEW YORK BoARDNG HOUSES
illustrations Price 81
Fhe of this very amusing book WIS tskea up
Immediately. The second 10 ready this morning.
The Boston Journal saysThis work con'ans good deal
OF truth some wit and an abundance Of huno- al times civ
and quiet al times reh and exhoberAD ard seldom sinking
into efher weakness cxtrAvaganee.
TIA lrish vndca,or sboycnd Al question the
heat and npee account Of that peculiar existence Ia
which two thirds Of New Yorkes their feversh
sence being rcrnded Of The fra tenure Of their mortal
state by he weekly presentation Oft "OGres bill"
Leses Illustrated News says-We have READ with inonte
amusement and commend heartily readers also
We feel certain 1, will with unprecedented sale
The Sunday Times says-W have not laughed heartily
over book for many year have this, and
ccmsend Il a. An infAllitle remedy for the blues.
Pub hshed BY MASON BROTHERS,
8andl Dua strA
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Cfty Intelligence,

Warren n rfT PyTIlo ScEoo,s-op Friday me poeho
school, Of this city ciored not 70 Ne re opened rna
the FIRE: day OF september next the children and teachers
IN tie meantime enjoying their annual vacation o. I've
weeks. Nese vacations looked forward 10 with gres!
anxiety, and the separation Is generally attended with
other and he ;es hers ana the latter indulge in some
good advice he danger OF dng kround the Streets
which Their hearers sten 70 sen vey but forget before
they arrive tie street There annual ions sre
doubt very good hins for the teschers but their effect
upon the majority OF the children s lot beneficial It
gives shem il habts and accustoms them TO running
around the streets when would be much better for Them
oe q scnool.
MLrcH BAse KlII Played on Wednesday Isst be-
tween the Eckford and empire Bass Ball Cube, st ysH
Fields, Boboken. The score was ss follows
Eckford Empire.
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M,Ns,ruli. Jolly Sin pom Orif Lucreus, wslsce for
Prs srslssHrp EuRoFl, At BosroN
~rwrRr July lssrr Belrque Fran,zen, ryork. Sid
lsh Ashans Moore Shields Pendleon sinson. and sus.
quehsans ms do; Lion, Moore, Boston Gebhard, IA.
wards EYork. - - 49,. -. -
Stephen NIB, TOR Gloucester.
btgsrRHsvrS July liar Argo ,ssl Benson New York
Hsrmne. Nvrlesns SID lgh Empire, Osborn, Boston
CAHpyr. July 1sArr Humphrey. Morse, Torrent Sid
Consishneni, Purnton, FYort
CRoNsTaDr, July 6-si Jas Fesmith watts Liverpool Pc
lean Siae, Morse, Nyork.
glGnir. July s-Arr .. Ti,coub Dean. Cvits yecchs.
Dbl duly h-Psssed BY, Fillmore from wes Indies Tor
Coptnhsrsn.
klsFsrs, Jnly l,-Irr eesne ryort for stetsn.
sLsOUTH July l5-Od. hossub from havana for London
VHtNtstrD July lS-Sd Raphael Hay. NJ land passed
D.a Iehl ssrths Rd.ou' Morse, Sunderland and Fyort
eisscoy sSy lsAt Hepreu. rrecsrtip 81 Stephen NIB.
gRsnrocS July LAT ROWE Lincoln rew Orleans. SD
ard proceeded sob. ~ 1872 -
GESo., July l0-Lrr Camden, Boles Nor,eao.
HsssuRC, July N-sd Dunsu, rYort
HELyorT. July lS-Ar Trindad. NYork
BARE July 2-trr Ray State. Simmons Csuso pid t1b
Globe, Baker pyork Hedelburs Rode sId sew orlesns
hh, Surprise, San Francisco,
ss Port and spd 81 Johns NJ Ocean oresr Ho,ohss
lort lnh kteyhen elover hslbou. ~ Andrews Nh Ich
Ier,bee' one, " J0tH bb Bsrhs, Bapebsrv, ss.ssxs;
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Venezuela.
LETTER FROM rHILo 8. SHELTON.

To EnrroR TPAvrLss-
The NV YopE HFRAtD Of thursday and saturday at
certain publications IN reference 70 hhbustering
expedition ssd 70 be contemplation sssos the govern
of Venezuela under the auspices OF the exed &c
sersl pasz residing In Ner York IN conjunction with
Generrk Walker and HennBgsen, and which would seem
70 imply that may be concerned In such undertaking ~
means Of getting justice done In the AYES Island clhm
vS apprzed vt year that General Psez snA other par
tee named said publications had entered into contract
or be purpose Of making expedition OF that character
DO bad decl ned participation 10 for the reason that
an opposed in principle 10 suoh and also be
csue sprreneudeo thai nigh prejudice my Just caims
fer Deenniv sfslnsi the repvbac, Tor the AvW kIspe
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MATRIMONTAr..

An AMERICAN eKNTLnNAT, ~ YhARs on AGE. SIN
a gle and hsvog lucrative profession wishps 10 ccrrs
spoud with lazy with view msriony The lady should
have some means in her right Pesse address Delta
Herald ohce for week stating where Interview may
be bad. AT communications strictly confidential
AADAhO1sBLI.K EUGENIA WALLET WILL. UPon
W receipt Of cens ts equivalent In postage Stamps
10 picture OF and future
nte also, likeness % future wife husbs-d sdvioe
sfeirs from specimen OF hsndwrirg. ssdr~ with return
postage, rasens vsIIss, New York Pos, once.
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YHIE MOST REMARKABLk ROOK OF THE DAY.
MOKMONI5M
lrs LrADrss AND DESIGNS BY ELDER HYDE.
ILLUSTRATED Win PORTRAITS or rEk LEADING hOxHoSs or
lvh. G y %1 rr'ssh 3
TEE ArrHosowEo KEis Ap WHY he WRITES
Thea re and Dancing Hall Mormon Census and Lying.
Practical PoIyGAsy;-FAmliy Arrangements; Favorites;
Wife Buntins Mothers and Daughters Sealed To One Man;
perspce Adultery; Jealousy; B,igham Oonnubsies;
Proportion Of the Utah; Kfecs OF Polygamy
CHILDREN; nariy 1.nisge Divorces Mrs. Mclean and Farley
MORMON NYsrsRlEs Sealing for Eternity; Woman scaled
70 one and married to another Husband spiritual Wives;
Cause of Smith Death Smiths Widows ProIy Doctrne'
Ing and ppoinng Degrees of Priesthood; "BoAnd the
Vsi Obedence sealpgs 81 the Altar Murders Sealngs
Indian souaws seiog DAuehters-
Schools; KimbA Iducated Men; Literary institutions;
Deseret Alphabet; Nswspapers; Book Of Mormon smiths
Reve' aiions New TrAns,ation OF the Bible.
randi" Personal poearAnce In Council aud in Pupt s
nestces; Ills Wives His Favores; women Counting the
Men.
BRIGB.x TIE Psorrrr.-B Brigham Prospects of U'ah;
His Army His Arrested His Method Govern
mepi Stealing Bribery Debt paying Fright sning
Chr biological -iatory of Mormouisn.
Analysis Of Internal Evidences OF Book of Mormon
External Evidences If Book of Mormon;
Real o1 Tssos 81 ss P sSS1 Of 1o'n0n'
TYR SUPPRESSION OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4 OWL
Polly and Religion Causes Of Mormon Persecut,n at Ms
and Nauvoo j. Smith Candidate for the Presidency OF
the United saier srseam Successor 70 his Designs veil
Once sormop Politics. Suppression Of Poygsmy; The ~
Normoni, m Religious Evil Is fundamental errors ana
WP. FETR DIG z co., No. Isl Br nad way New York
For Sale by all Booksellers
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WIVES AND LIQUORS,

EL1zABETHAN ALE-rHTs ALE 10 MANUFACTURED
~ by experienced brewer from tho old country and y
designed for family Those requiring nourshiug
Diet, nrd nothing be'sr For sale ipu' boleO in large
~ small qusniies o. ~ Fear street. \. BARLOW,
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CITIZENS, AROUFE
krsCuE
SBAiL MUNICIPAL Ri6Ers pEEsERvlDf
The citizens the knih ward opposed
he obnoxious PASSED By last and
desrols OF preserving intact heir 1nua an corporee
rights and throwing of the &ies Of unserrpuouA OIL
gsTchy are invited 10 assent lie in
MASS MEETING
st the rn:tton Of Hnsson I'D Barrow streets on xon'ay
prove stormy will be postponed until the fair evening
The following gentlemen have been invited to address he
meei.yg
Hon revpsndo Wood, Hon. ! 1dge Sutherland,
Hon. Jonn Kelly, Wn- Rose, ESQ.,.
Hon. Eli ali Ward, Col. Alex Ming
Hon. VIM b. Meburrsy. George ID Kellngg ESQ.,,
Hon. E. n. " Wright, Of Dr. A. j. 0hadsey
New Jerey, Eugene Sullivan, ESQ,
Thomas N. Carr, Esq, Charles X. smith, Esq,
Stephen d. DUlaye. ESQ, Thomas ,pes, gr,
e. Schermerkorn, Eco j. Mcleod Murphy Es9.
ALEXANDER L. SHAW,
Chairman Ninb Ward Democrats Enrolled Association.
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@5 REWARD -hoeI. IN BROADWAY. Between
rrOni rre.i, New York
THE MILITARY.
f,ARD-THE WASHINGTON CONTINENTAL GUARD,
second Company return their siacsre haaks I, those
psny hem on ,ss eIsursOe 90 he q instant aud bone 70
ihem Ga al similar Also 70 Capt Chas
Sous .nsnucs % he somori ard s.ssnre Of he
eompse'' 400 70 NE ssp'ss o. the nse sarEs drensl
present, flso % u. ssstsnsn 81 the Me,rcpolsa Pc.
slsn, manner n which Aey psrlor med her dulles lonr
and srrng mnsc hey dscour.ed when they saw A. 10
glsy snd recommend them 70 All who wish ,ser services
LisntepsnI;J Il KKenney, VIM GaTausr osmmiaee
company
ITO TARGET COMPANIES AND orB uRs-THE DRILL
he mos rsssonsoIs sns BY snp,,nS r. NJ DtyFP.Y los
Greenwich street through the dsyo he hall he evening
DENTISTRY.
A srfcisi-rslersd--ijr LESsTr Sea isi "a wsseriey
pses near hrosdwy n,'s ne public 70 eIsmine h,s sp
corneced viii hs pecniar aimo-phsrc pressure plates will
;. ioyne ger.ey unspresohesse by and other
AN EXTRACTING rErrH WITHOUT rAfp By
mesrs o. nenamolns he gums which cas be used N All
sospherc plates with or without errsciins he roots ru
ssTr sni sGs saJS . lss srscs;n
EXPRESSES.
UREEsAN 90 y IMPRESS ron cALfrossfA PER
sesner Illinois, Aurus,6 shippers viii please seed "a
FREssaN a 30 % Brc.issy.
ISLAND OF UUBA ExPBvss-rERSAsDEz BoMBA.
ss Co s,,sS. grogne9r. vi Tor freight
ship Pbisdeiphia on The "a OF Iususi osapi rpegb mns
be delivered 70 MS the day berore
P'"s WILLS rIReo co.. @: ssen sop y broadway
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papers value
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teJ bronme and Bserker black chan.iy lace
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WILeON SMALL, Chairman
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-16
REASONABLE SPRING sOODs.

IOHN IA SMOOT, No. 1l9 BRIDGE ST
" GEORGETOWN, d. G., has received and In nov,
enerlng 70 customers, an ortment Of SPRIN6
sOODS, to which Large additions will soon be
made Tom The New Io,k auctions, and of the
uiest importations He has now received ana 4.
Gnering the following Goods, viz:
Biz Gro de Rhine Silks
Chauie ROoes and Goatshair Plaids
Mouslin, Challie and Berase Delaines
ram Mousi1n Deiains modes and brio ht COLOR,
nln,, 6i1e, bun and Green rsnch Bril-.
Aguresi AAh"' tnes'
kngnsa and American Prints, new STYLES and FAC,
colofs, l2kc '' ~A~ 49,
fT Pep a. Gsi,cos and satnens, fer chil,ren
lnon Dlmitry and White BrilIiants chem
fnid and striped Muslins, from ~ e ,oss
% "nite Camorics (of Jones' Celebrated mai q,
Enknsn LoaS Cloths, (for ladies,) same
J.eo.et., Nsinsooi and Swiss Muslin,
ana Blk Mouslin Delaines NLunjn,.,
Bomos1i1ee, Ahpecas and EpssiSh Co.,.
BIZ Love and Grape Wells ana Graz De Collar.
EmbsoideIies and Linen Cambria Hsndl,s.
lunar, Dickson, and Richardson Irish I.jnens
s Linen and Cotton sheetings (best makesl
ran Cottoas lof ali tie most approved m,kes,
Table Danasss, Table Cloths and NsnSin.
5iId Eye, AucSabsek snd Scotch DiapsTs
coiored bordered Tovellings, Russis asa Amer.
white Marseilles Quilts
Sene and Boys Cassimerex
Souonades, Denims and Napkeens
,net and Bonnet Ribbons
Ladies and Gents' Kid c,..s. ~,
n,STn IN < Hcss. se., makes ..
Ws,, s.o nisses' Cotton Hnxe
he tnytter *. .et seasonabie Goods. 10 which
essI custopners s'seDuon Of prompt pamag and
mar s,T J. Il. sIOoT.