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Form ofoGer.

-, o., in the State Of ------------- here
BY agree TO furnish and deliver in tho respective all the
visions Of the schedules therefor and conformity with
Should my accepted request at
and the contract forwarded to the agent at 10
(patc) S'''N'' ''N '''''''' Signature.
The schedule which tho bidder encoses must be pasted his
price out aggregate footed up
for each class and the amount likewise written in words
Form q Guaransee.
The undersigned ----, Of ---- in the State Of
---, hereby guaranty that the foregoing bid Of
for any Of the classes therein named DO accepted that
post office named designated the for
contract as Aforesaid we guaranty to
make good the difference between the offer Of the said
Signatures 0ftwo guarantors. d & D
Witness,
Date Signature.
To be signed by the United States district Judge United states dis
trct Attorney collector, or navy agent and no others
The following are the classes required at the respective yards.
KTrTERY, MAINE
Glass No wteoak logs No. g. Yellow pine plank logs
No 10 White pine No. H. Ash cypress whlteoas boards No
and nails No % Lead zinc, and tin No. IS Hardware
oHARIEsTowN MASSACHUSETTS,
Class No / whieoak logs No g. white-oak promscuous
nSr No sn oak keel e pieces S and rsder stocks No.
No. YsaW Rh mast stock and Spar timber NO J.
timber. No. 10 White pine No. Ash, cypress white.
IA whesh and hickory bars butts No 10 weoak
slaves and heading No. TO- Black spruce No IS gnunv.e
Hardware No 81 Paints, oils, &c. IS
Cas- No. 3d. leather No. S. Hose No. 81 pruhs No No. S.
y wodd OIL NO. o. sup w. ~ stationery NO. 81 fs
BROOKLYN NEW YORK
Class No logs. No. promscuous timber
Yellow pine plank stock logs No T. Yellow pine
Ash cypress white boards No IL Black walnut cherry ma
hogany No 49, Locust No H. Whteash and hickory
spruce No. Iignumvit@ No 81 No o. Spikes
nails No 49, Lead zinc, and tin No "a Pig iron No 25 Hard
ton canvas Flax Glass. No 80
Leather No 49, Hose No a. Brushes No 3d. Bunting dry
goods Pitch tar, No. 49, Tslow soap No 80
Ship chandery. No. 40. Stationery. No Al. Hrc-wood
PHILADELPHIA.
Class No plank. Yellow pine plank stock logs
pine beams. No 10 White pine. No H. ASH cy
press No L. Black walnut cherry mahogany
No 10 No. H. Whteash and hickory butts
No 49, Ignumvtn No a. Iron No. % Spikes and nails No
49, Lead tin. No 25 Hardware No "a Paints oils, No
%. Flax canvas.
twine No 81 Glass No 80 Leather No So Hose No. q
No. 49, Tallow, soap, oil. No 80 Ship chandery.
WASHINGTON d. c.
Class TO- White pine. No H. Ash cypress No H. Black
walnut No IL Iron No ~ Spikes, nails No % Lead zinc
No 81 Glass No 81 Pitch tar rosin No SO Tlow soap oil
No So Ship chandery No 10 Tank and galley iron No a.
Chain iron No AS hgo No 40 Sand straw &C. No A.
Miscellaneous.
GospoRT, VIRGINIA.
Class wheoa logs Yelow-pino plank stock logs
H. Black walnut cherry, and mahogany No H. White ash
hickory butts No TO- Black spruce ngnum.
and lin No. q as Hardware No. a. Pans oils &C. No. IS Fax
No 90 Cotton No 30 Flax and twno No
35 Bunting and dry goods No 81 Pitch No, 49,
low, soap, OIL No 80 Ship chandlery No 40 stationery.
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Change OF the Place OF Sale OF the Delaware
Trust Lands in Kansas

NOTICE is hereby given that the place of sale of
IN the Delaware trust lands in Kansas Territory
take place at Iecompon the 23d day next
changed TO- and will commence oawkee said Territory
same day and date
BY order of the Secretary Of the Interior:
CHARLES f. MIX,
Commissioner ad interim,
DEPARTMENT INTERIOR,
Office OF Indian Affairs, April Q, 1857.
April 7-lawt1Junc
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yIlHE KINGDOM AND PEOPLE on SIAM; b,

Il Sir John Bowring with narrative Of his mission in 1855
vols London, 1857 IS so.
of British Statesmen from the reform bill to the
Russian vol London, 1857 81 %.
Lord Broughams Speeches, with historical ntroductons vol
London, 1857, III rs
Burkes Speeches Warren Hastings with selection of his
tolary correspondence. vols London, 1857. So.
Tales Geni translated the Persian, by
rel. New edition, illustrated. vol London, 1857 81 rs.
British Navy list for 1857. 81
Amanach de Gotha for 1857. 81 So
Hughcs's Laws IF all Nations. vol london.
Phnys letters; translated into English by Melmot vols
- 20.
80 FRANCK TAYLOR
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mo. 5sl.I

No. 5Sl.l
Notice of the Removal OF the Land once from
Red Wing to Henderson, In Minnesota Ter
ritOry
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Roposlp DATES or SAILING

EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No Sc Wall street, N, Y.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY, 81 CO.,
Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD & CO.,
~ Austin Friars, London.
u. G. WAINWRIGHT & CO.,
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-, OF e., in the State o., here
by furnish and deliver tho respective nayyar all the
articles named the classes hercunto agreeaby
visions Of the schedules therefor and in conformity with
tenen Of the Bureau Construction &c. Of the I'D of May 1867
Should offer be accepted, request be addressed
and the contract forwarded to the agent at 10
fnr sipnntnr dcerInc nta
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Class No Whieoak logs No. g. Yellow pine plank logs
No TO- White pine No H. Ash cypress whteo
H. Locust No 49, LgnumvitG No. 81 Iron No. Spikes
and nails. No 30 Lead zinc and tin No % Hardware No
Hosp
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5rlcftr0.
The Faithful Friend.
by MARY c. VAUGHAN.

Farewell, my daughter, and may God
and his angels have you in keeping while
We part
Farewell, papa, and have no fears
for me. The country is quiet now, and
there is no reason why you should no:
proceed fcarlessly upon this important
mission-ccrtaiuly no reason SO far as
my safety is concerned, although you
may, yourself, be exposed to danger -
Believe me, dear father, shall be aDx.
ious only for you
Spoken like yourself, my brave child
but though | do not wish TO alarm you
unnecessarily, fear there will be NOR
danger for you and those I leave behind
me here, than for myself. Be sure, my
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VOLUME VI-NUMBER as.
lDoetrp.
MY Mothers Smile.
ny REV. SIDNEY DYER.

The rosy blush has left their check,
Her voice is soft and low,
Her step is trembling now and weak,
Her locks are like the snow.
The mild blue eyes no longer beams
With light as once erswhile,
Yet sweeter than All angels seems
My gentle mothers smile.
Though wrinkled now, l love to dwell
Upon her thoughtful face,
Where fingers more than beauty's spell,
Or blush of youthful grace;
For there affection ever CLEANS,
And love that knows 10 guile
And brighter than An angels seems
NV dearest mothers smile.
When far away; and thoughts OF home
Fill all my dreams at night
And midnight apgel-,hrongs roam,
see her form Of light.
The first to come and last to go,
And fairest all the while;
1t greets me with heavenly glow,
My tender mothers smile.
On earth its light shall cheer my way,
And sweeten all my care,
And when death comes, its purer ray
Shall beam around me there;
And as | yield this mortal state,
This thought shall still beguile,
Twill be so sweet at heavens gate,
To meet my mothers smile.
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Rest

When sinks the sun in glory
Into the western wave,
And shadowy forms of twilight
Watch by its dark'ning grave; -
Upon the rocky headlands
That skirt ltalia's coast,
And upward look, and outward,
As longing for the lost -
The covent bells rings sweetly,
And thrill the silent air,
Till Zephyr waftsthe music
Into the heart Of Care;
And Distance, pausing often,
To listen to the strain,
Catches its last vibrations,
And Lreathes them forth again
Among the lonely Islands,
And on Sicila's shore.
Where still the toll worn boatman
Plies wearily the oar,
A smile lights up the sadness
That decpened in his eye,
He drops the oar and kneeling,
Forgets the half.drawn sign:
lie gazes into Heaven !
For that sweet strain hath stole
With a gracious benediction.
And rested in his soul.
Fen thus, when heart is weary,
With sin, and strife, and pain,
And we feel the restless longing
For peace, life cannot gain;
How oft heavenly whisper.
Sweet as the Vespcr chime,
Comes floating to our spirits
Across the waves Of time!
And with the holy music
That trembles on the strings
OF Angels harps in glory,
The joy Of angels brings.
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Il. q. Barnes,
Francis Sheffield.

agent Of the .Nt,c London comfy
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY.
Office West Broad Street, Pawcatuck.
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John l.. Hazard L. Co.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CLOTHING HOUSE.

Hats, Caps, Canes, Umbrellas, Rubber
sni Oil Clothing. Furnishing Goods
Of sllkinds.
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Ladies Fancy Goods Store
NEAR THE RAILROAD STATION.
ID. w. HAMMOND.
Constantly on hi nd and for sale at fair
prices, an assortment of
FANCY Goops, Books, STATIONARY, PER-
rUMERY, FOREIGN AND Domestic
FRUIT, PATENT MEDICINES. &c.
Also receiving tresb supplies Of Stuarts
Superior Steam Rein ed Confcction-
rry, Councilman's Broadway do,
stuart & Co., do, with o
large assortment ofRe-
fne d Broken Candy, &c, 30
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william II. Gov
George &. Wells,

GCOTSC @. w CHS,
Dealer in Boots and Shoes Of all desert
Lons. Gentlcmen's fine Cali Btots,
Caters of all descriptions, Rub
bers and Rubber Boo Thick
Boots, Brogans,S ,Sb ,ts,Sc.
Ladies' Caters, Walkin; Slippers,
sc. Main Street, Wet l. l34tt
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G. w. MarstOn,
iHATTER AND DEALER IN FURS,
Keeps constantly on hand a large stock of
Gentlemen and Boys Hats Of thela-
test fashions, Furs of the best
quality, and of the newest
styles cheap.
puckskin Gloves, Mittins ofevery vaiety.
Spring Styles just received.
Store under g, Leouard's Hotel. 1871
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q. Stillnlan,

u. Stillman,
Deale ri n Miscellaneous, School, and Blank
Books, Stationery, Embroidery Mate
rails ,Pcrfumeres, Fancy Articles
and Toys, west end of Pawca-
tuck Bridge ll2tf
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-19

Floooen Dsllsr 0sWlng ma111nes.
THE CITIZENS or DAvHxP0R1, AND
- the L. Claire Hoasc, Pasios No =. 70 wisaess he
opesNsi0n Of
wstssss cs,ekvssei e1s Family Ss~ssS MaeAises.
u VIII b. On eshihitlcn u the ahove p,eee, bDs .
ue<
THIS Machine 10 admirably adapted to al kinds Of
FAMILY s~wtrs, u smpe In lie construction, easily
"psrssed mot tohae u Get oas of order, and viii do
% much work In stnsls day the most expevs
srsmsfress can do In twenty With her needle md 10
sold for shc low prier Of fine~n Doliars
The subscriber has purchased the cole right for
ted Sewing Machines Couuty Rishts To- ale b
Applyin. to snc In person, ~ BY letter
have made arrangements with NJ b o. Hhorey
Of Davenport, fur III. manu- farture 81 The skov. ~
chine IN unlimited numbers
bepdkwtf JOHN \ WAsrvv
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JOHN AnNAnl.E q sOn,
AckEW BOLT MANCrACTuRERs--AR
~ prepared 10 esrci;fe ordtrs for 81 kinda of
screw b,lts. MUS, ~. Having had many ysars 81
perisncc In the business we feel confident Ut diving
solicitation all ~ho may favor ssh their ovders
rrxafJs price and quality Of ~osk. shop On the
corner ~ Third and L. Claire streeis
Davenport, Oct I, 1855 DIT
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Jnsuranfe.


Hawkeye Insurance Company,
DAVENPORT, IOWA:
OFFICE IN No. 2 DAvENPORT'S BLOCK,
~ over Chahb, Brother, Barrow 4 Coz Banking
House Oniee nours. . A. ~ toAP.M
DIRECTORS
y NJ II Burrows, 8eo l. Davenport, y M-rwins
Alfred sanders, Charlie. Leslie, &. L Parry, !. 9
Dcs-aint, las NJ pslscll, II n Woodward, John
Owens. ! W Wiley A II BARROW, u J. -h"res =
OFFICERS
l. e. pESsAIST, fre.tdont
GuAs LESLIE, Treasurer
DANIEL l. -HnREi Secretary
A u BARRowS, ~ Com
JAMES NJ DAlZEfla
n Il NupDWAisp, Assist srcy
III MckoWN oeacrai Agent
| TN. /. 4 Home Company u insurr- exclusively
"a, ~. tnut4sI tt,t ~. stock consists If premium
| ar. aH,i tHrt. s1auS ~ such h''i"A ~ p',s
| s-.i@ 81 fir compass All This pt"pett! car Dr.
,.sl,.l o., pt,,ce-- from our own courts. and there
| .at, airr- suftrirgi guaranty thai ~. m"mhsis
| - 81 recover the insured Ia ea-r OF ls-- TINS
! t iii iusaraure la. entne Into general use 10 the
..,trH cttie- h.rau.e ~ calnhin~- rhcapAe-~ with
tf,ty ard kecI.- n,o4ry circulating al home that
| ,a4.d as..rwi-,, .r sent anr"aa is2IdSwif
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NJ. DALZELL, JR. a co.
Wholesale and Retail Greeers |!
Fasiiii,s Supplied os short asi.r,
WE ARE NOW IN RECEIPT or A FRESH
w supply u every article usually kept Ia
Inc. Thankful iuf past patronage Nc would AK
continuance of same
Clarified
Graduated.
40, Rosss' and Ground
III grade. aud ausliie.
baltimore Oysters Lobs,ers, Ctams, Salmon and
al lines ia Cans superior article aud rrAated
Preserves, Jsiivs. Gvrkins English Pickl~-, Olive
oil, Pepper sauce, k.tehups, Ae., In GiAss
Sauces, Tomatoes, Peaches. IIofss Rsitsh, Herbs
and ! Powders hi Cans
Mustard, Spices, Chocolate, Broina, Sage, Canary
seed, Pear harley, Ground kcs, Parma. saierasns
Starch s.-is Extraeis II all kinds, NacearoIi Yer
mleeili, Fame. soaps, Brushes, Basket. &c
tamden Flour, Corr Mual, Iioinihy t,at Meal, sc
Louisville Csn.cat, Nails, CHASE, Ac.. sc.
Call aud examine our stock which ~ill warrant
o CIV. satisfaction
~ DALzELL, IN 4 CO,
t.S Tor Soc nd and Perry street,
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WILSON = mA1el.EY.
" DOlEEAlE GR0CCR r

WILSON = mA1slEY,
WHOLESALE GRoCER0.
POST OFFICE BUILDING
TEAS TEAS TEAS. TEAS TEAS
loo half chest Young Hyson and 1unpowdvr
% half chests Ooong and Souchong
~ esdde. from TO - .bs
10 boxes Palm soap
~ boxes yx-gaied Soap
10 box.s shaving d.
20 boxes Transparent do
taxc. CASTLE d.
50 boxes Pickles
Loo boxcs Tomato Catsup and Pepper Sauce
lDo boxrs various brands choice Tobacco0
10000 Cuba Sizes Cigars
10000 Imported do
.0 boxes No and scaled H-rringa
2oo bbls new Maekerei
% half bbls do
~ kits for family use
90 hhls and kegs u Mnls-ses.
~ hEd-. sugar
30 doz Bed Cord.
90 bbs dried Apples
% SACK dried p.aehss
Loo boxes heu kaisins
70 bbl. assorted Sut.
IA boxes DO glas.
&oU Kegs assorted SAils.
500 JoE Tamhlrg-
Specs Of all kinds
Woo,icn aud Willow Ware. Brushes
~ bbts Cider Vinegar
~ Together with a large stock OF other articles,
all ~ which we will sell un reasonable twrms.
Jnneli dsw WILSON = HARLEY.
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aleniine Freight Express 10.
EVANS. MORLEY 4 CHEW,
hs'sts ien Rees istass asp pA,Estosg
Elfis CuMPANo L. PREPARED ~
Transport ga,sd. ~lth gtesicr dispatch Ih an .nN
The ifrskh tlHs inlm h-tan, New York, rhilaie'
Fa,a sid 81 intermediate isiut- North a. a south
Htstis th.tI avn ears On the different road. aud
assnt. With th.,a m.r,hsn. AN lepSsd upop hetIs.
title than BY anN other line
N Hpft~ - ihi- laNc Mft hsN. ltaanla I~paf stl,.
sas ~ thsss tst ANY t-- iAuax. ~ god. hll..
- w &c rhsfss sud ~ not he Ia he lailrasf
FL hTl u" dsnA.. naas hss. us.arsea TT rs,it..s
~ =" ds.ifia. - make stsaHs.iarat. Ist sp.lns
tsis % VII .sa.e AL before sn~klns s,aa4
slth an, y7fher stne
bfflaLf:
49, ~ - - - street New lufk, 40 Bta.tsssv
sia' ~ rHith ihlfd It Ut Louis M SOUTH tsXse
M a. fsr nef state aud Davenport surn.r fraei
Randolph and rerf,
EVANS MORLEY aukN
itttls Ut MA A..Ht. n.,.n,.,.t
ten Superintendent ,iesc lss1d ap,t
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Dsuble Belts, Double rr.ce. made ~ order
II Ions March llaiy
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
New York 1 Erie Rail Read.
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." snf HfANeOoS b'ubtd.
Rlf YOUR THROUGH TICKETS To NEW
- phk. b'st'n, fhi'sl'lFlia ahd New Ess.ai4.l
tssttee VA this raRte
B0 wcuiy sse f,ille. Gisianec -4s.If
~ fhfea ~ - y 90 Yoke without rh.ng. ~
x
as The eny l1ai" e. New ork CT, Aav.l. uta.
-. spacious saloal. Care
. Ihi- l.ine extends q prukirk Bnla.o and Niagara
f'i, VITA an uabrcken " lir 8augo -es,ut.stlns Al
a'aMAtA directly with s3i TtAin- from Cleveland
's5ri..a, and ,alrA-p ga the LAX. shar. Railroad
~ Baata ~ the imha1 .rN York CA, Raj
f9ta ia.sts. direct connections with Ill steamer.
- Ike Lite IRON Cleveland. Toledo AAd pc,to.,
-. @AtM tht bnrslo and Lake Har"a Railway from
pstgess aai Chicago
- 49, a-Ma Falls va tanaaa.lsaa aud Slssa,a
Ras TIA A"aN making direct connections. With 1 Ell
Tran. au Tie ofcet Western Ra.lsay from I.tf.a,
sll NAs.as 2 i4as aaordias the travelling pnhlie ut
siyalled facilities -
- St, fas>rasers can stop u New Yefk III,
Soy = stA 81 ttn~ sd rasnmGe their pDaraes IL psa
$40 ss4fhaat cvtga sAarfe
- ihleasa flcksts Ia -ale n Al, fAr ttla.t,..
8estsFH Ia. Eas,l pfiees
~ Pate ~ issW n IS aaN other t=4ntr
:. ,, HOMER kAM-ttEII
. rNffh teens Agent p,..,
ltaN - Cleveland - Mal 18th tss.
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N AND AFTER MONDAY JUNE FIRST
Al until firihsf Noicc Traia. .i,l lrsee Rsek
II asA dsi IS, t~asiilAN- rNevlfrslb fus5w-
~ bss ENprcss and N aii s,AiH ~ .leIs 4
I y +Ghf NPr"-s at ..s..-... - .--..5 -b4 l.
To- rrighf and - class ear.... . x NJ T.
Ittl4- arrive ~ Eprk i-laHi dsI.,. sarIay- ~
satHesE. . fafaws
lsi Ni2li Express ~ -.....-..... ~ ia A N
y pa*lt Expgc-s and MAJ al. 5000 sop II
ftfsxat tnd ~ ass ears ~ w. ... iassB a.
tfsiHs over 'his Road 7tr in direct cs4aertFar
.ttelg, ib iraias "Her hlfh the Michl-an South
asd Nieli gsH trHtr1' a. X ~ .nd ifasn psir,tt
ttr tft leFslTA ,leualsft-. tHrihbati, Iift-hufs
t'anktfk lit1iih Nisghr. Flli. \ 'hsay New York
~ iatil'itis htfi.t4afr aai ws-h. tisa A., 1t
- -.r MI tr.,is- q %. iiual- cvslr.i Road
NeftH :" 'saluna ana south ly - fsaA- aud IAlra
#"' - t"tt.s tttk-fs cas- De- pspsurcd #
- HENSON
Ticket A-sHI. Il Il Depot. X
Ft.-e -,ts rsni,!. II ibr I.,sr..lts VI glyiHs
-H*t dltet&ist- ~ th,s destination VI their t.a.
- a.sa :. procure tiraeis before tsklug .eai- II
Ia So ". ~ r.'ldacisr. rr'l.et farce a8ly - Sta
ths Uas ~ ths hira-Y aaa Ksck f-tsbd
iaiiN TRACY -npssia,enis.t
u MntNsN, A.-'t sap
Y ILL., i.iaai, A1frii ~ Isl
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LIE CaAA1mE R0UND0Y
NJ ACHINE SHOP.
M DONAHUE, SUCCESSOR TO MESSRe
W. L. Claire Davenport having purchased
the sbcve premises, IL how prepared 10 manu-
fActure
STEAM ENGINES,
II the valious kinda ssi,sble to the wants Of the
country Also,
CASTINGS,
for all Of the different varieties Of
MILL GEARlNGs AND suAFTIE0s,
% all descrissiors
HOUSE WORK OF the LATEST STYLES,
csp., sills, Braekets, Columns. &c, &C, aiways On
haId, and made IL order
Connected with the above 10 Forging SHOP. Under
the direction Of men Of superior skn
BRASS AND COMPOSITION or CASTINGS,
MADE TO ORDER,
BARBIT METAL ALWAYS ON HAND
Ny stock Of Patterns for Asekinesy, Dxllding and
Ornamental purposes u UNSURPASSED ~ any siInilas
establishment In the West
mspaArang aons ~ aAe nhogeeee u0eAes.
Charge reasonable. Cash u eli times paid for old
aC Corner ofvroni saA sssssss. p..sspen
mh21dId - DONxHCE
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SCOTT HOUSE.
j 4 sokNER OF HARRISON AND FRONT
- streets me square below the s,~sns Packet aud
| Ferry Iandiag. = ! Humphrey 4 Co frorri. we're.
would respectfully annenuce 81 Their Es-i.rn frieaas
aud the pabe generally thathr, have parchHsed this
LARGL SEw uorEL,
AMI added more THAI on. hall 10 10 faanea sire AID
hAFlng te.ttied AID furnished the entire house,
are awpatei Fs,hdsr the siay Of guests PHEASANT
ILeS VIII all rit continuance 81 the patron
Az HHriasls bestowed uiS,M them Letstofefc
rh4. haAss 1se ~ Nh. nu@i Pheasant iscAtlpas AZ
Davenport commanding view u The river, VI Rock
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The Importance OF the next news from India

The Importance OF the next News from india.
Delhi is at this moment the Mecca Of English
thought, for its fall involves the continuance Of
the British empire in India, aud through that Of
EdgaDd's military prestige in Southern Asia and
commercial supremacy throughout the world.
The English papers received by the Persia all
dwell upon the importance Of the expected news
from India, and urge the government to energy
and activity in its proceedings
Such is the view taken by many Of the ablest
minds in England Of the conflict now going on
around the walls Of an Indian city thousands Of
miles away from the parent scat Of empire. Amid
the greatest anxiety for the receipt of the next in
telligcnce from Bengal, the government and East
India Company are straining every nerve in
Fastening of reinforccmenis, and the prcs IL
stimulating the public mind 10 conception of
the immense work TO be performed. The London
Tine. boldly takes the ground that the whole en-
pire OF India has TO be re-cbnquered, and Eng
lands rule has to be reconstructed in Hindostan
after manner that II has never yet held. BY in
ference, at least, il assumes that city full
Of munitions Of war, and held by thousands
Of native soldiers, which were the flower
OF the Indian army, led by native officers
of the greatest skill and intelligence some Of
whom have lately gathered laurels a Bushire
and other scenes of the Persian war; is to be at
tackled and captured by what Sir Charles Napier
called an armed mob led by Sybaritcs, and which
is In q great measure without artillery and The
means of locomotion. This is the state of things
now being breathlcssly watched by one hundred
and seventy millions Of plundered, despairing
and revcngeful human beings, quivcring on the
verge Of universal rebellion.
What the issue Of this conflict 20 mighty in
results, shall be depends almost wholly upon the
ability and skill of one untried man, Gen. Bar
card, who has been suddenly called to the com
mand by the death of Gen. Arson. IL he pos
sesses the requisite capacity and rashness-for It
is held that under present circumstances the la.-
ter quality has become vrtue-he may by one
or two rapid and daring blows restore their an
eient prestige 10 the "whitc faces, aud turn the
tide of Indian revolt. II is not 10 be
wondered at that the public mind of England is
anxious to learn what this untricd man is made
Of, for il has seen an English Commander blow
bis brains out after an unsuccessful attack on
Petropaulauski, and an English Commodore and
an English General, both leading in the late Per
Elan expedition, commit suicide because they
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LAURA KSrps Tmsrss The Marsh Juveniles com
mcnced engagement at this estAbhmens last Monday
evening, and have thus mr. drawn very mr noosc ana
have been sbundaniy appreciated. These nple people
ve,o deserved rsvor,tes when in this city before, and
,he, ,ccn, ,,syrpp tour N rough the South and West has
given ,bem quite an cnvablc position on the American
stare Not only these children remarkable histono
,sisn, bu, tbev have been carefully and iudciously
tn,nca Mater George end hlsses Mary and Louise viii
COMPARE favoraby with many OF 20 called stars and
,her performances are marked by accuracy Of oon-
ceot,on and eabo OF detail that Is truly wonderful 4.
sucn yonpe children. Last night the serious Family,
and the foodes performed, Master George enact
M the principal ro's In each pieoe and his limitations Of
he great original the street highly relshe
by the audience Tonight these juveniles appear in two
ffov tbem) new plays.