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HrAPISt: MACHINES. .

CALDwELLS REAPER, the only simple and reliable
y Reaper in use This machine has been yell tested
har,rs,s past, and has proven itself peTiecty
..n r,c,ed und IL is now perfect machine, and the
.y one to be relied on as many Of the largest wheat
eses in virginia aud North Carolina have concluded,
I'd adopting this reaper altogether after having iuy
ad sI s c,hers Many other respers are being sod,
Il: ,as one doing the work. Early orders VIII receive
sn,iOp, Address J. L. CALDWELL.
Max yai-c,lslulv Aylett's, King William CO., va
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vUAArRn

WANTED.
a SITUATION, by the undersigned, as TEACHER IN
"A eentlemans family or public Academy. He 10 mo
roughly qualified TO teach Latin French, s.
he, Years experience in teaching the samocsn bring
mne xcsptionabe testimonials, TO character ana an
sssous from the Professors under whom he sradnateo
and his former patrons. Address stating terms,
E. c. SHEPHERD, horvep,
Nay 2ts.c6 AmsAs county '"
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EUTAW HOUSE, BALTIMORE.

FUNHE EUTAW HOUSE having been thoroughly re
IL newed, altered and elegantly refurnished, possess
Billiard Tables etc.. is now ready TO accommodate the
public in style unsurpassed by any rst class Hotel in
the country.
The especial attention Of gentlemen travelling with la
dies and families is called to the superior arrangements ot
this house 1t. spacious and lofty apartments arranged
in full and convenient suits Of Psrors, Chambers,
present attractive and desirable accommodations
The sumptuousness and excellence of ts Table. the
superiority OF its wines and liquors and general appoint
ments shall continue of the highest grade.
1t is centrally situated for either business pleasure
travellers In u elevated and hea,bul location, nj
the Of Baltimore and Eutaw Streets few
from the Baltimore and Ohio and Washington Railroad
Stations
Coaches and Porters attend upon all the trains ard
steamers for the conveyance of guests and their baggsr"
No pains will be spared make the Eutaw the elegant,
and comfortable home of its guests.
TERMS-Gentlemens Ordinary. So 90 per dhy.
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VIRGINIA LANDS WANTED:

GENERAL BROKERAGE IN NEW YOfA.
ME undersigned having located in New d0ik: nv %
vcas,e and sale of Real Estate Bonds and Mortgages
ad Warrants &C., &C, and offers his services 70 ms
;as friends, who may need An agent 10 new I1ik vir
Ia l.p. or their product He has repeated inquiries
m farms in virginia by parties who wish to purchase
ovei and unimproved lands; and he has now custom
for several places il they can be iound 70 suI1 az"
-, RO. II. GALLAHER,
Arcb l6-c,nf No 81, Liberty street, N 7.
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WANTED

l SITUATION as School Teacher any where IN tine
State he will teach District School-out prsielss
No awe The pupil, thorough and extensive English
s!s,ion In the classical branches he I. quaiiied &c
sEre boys for College, or for advanced standing IL
|s1 prefer
, ,' reicreuce b, would name the Rev Chafies IoinS
: D., President of Dickinson College.
IriK, will be moderate, not exceeding S4O0 per year
- ao delay. Addrcso u. Y; hoSS
Willow Grove, Kent County, Delaware.
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ATER EROM nTAH

Sr. LOUIS, June N.-Ths Republican has later B..
vices from Utah. by the arrival of he Salt Lake Mn
at ST. Josephs. The mail party encountered iir"e
days' snow storm between Independence Rock a'i
Platte Bridge. 9sn. Marcy was met fifty miles from
Camp Scott. Plenty Of provisions bad been recs'rc
at Camp Scott in advance Of the regular train lh"y
met twenty seven supply trains and the outward IA"
Lake Mail; also Gen. Harvey and his escort, "n@
Sedwick's, Monroe's SINNERS, Mays and Robert
commands. The grass was never better b-t""rn
Sweetwa,er and the Camp. All the trains and troop
were getting along well. The cattle were in bne
order. Hockadsy, Jones s. Co., mail contractor,
we're making arrangements to transport tho mh"
from Great Salt Lake City TO st. Josephs in sr'"ru
dsys. The news from Camp and City lie unmp"rtnni
N~'S eS
LATER AND IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO
NEW ORLEANS, june 23-The steamship I-nne-
,se. from Vera Cruz, has arrived at quarsn'n. 'ta
ton, where she has been detained. She brIng1 dhl'
of the 18th instant. Admiral Zsrnau il among n"
passengers. r,...
The forced loan causes great excitement. Inc r-''
dent foreigners not complying with lie reanretn-hl-
have been dered leave the country Inc effects hh'
goods of several Americans have been seized tor non
compliance. =, p...I y;u..
for had demanded and received bis passports.
Tha liberal, or Jusrez party, were every~hSrs
orovinp in strength, snd il ia authortativelyi si-d
that Zulosgo vss going TO Tampico 10 take refug-.
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LETTER FROM OLD POINT.

Correspondence Of tae Rchmond EhquFrJ
HYeErA HOTEL OLD POINT, JUNE Oath, 1858.
This favorite and famous sesbosrd resort is now in
"full blast" The season has opened most suspicious
~. The concourse of visitors is unussy large at go
esrly date, and the Richmond, Norfolk and Bslti
more boats are daily bringing accessious.
Everything in and about the Point is recherche-n
substanation of which assertion need only remind
the reader that Jos. Segsr, Esq, is proprietor.
The billiard room, ten pin alley, pistol gallery, and
hath houses are a irrssistibly inviting And the ball
room ia indeed TerpsichOre's chosen abode; very
large well ventilated and ornsmented With classic
statuetes and pictorial representations scenes on
which the aching eye Of an artist dwelis TILL called
away by the melihuent music OF an orchestra suited
70 the place; and within stones throw OF Hampton
Roads the ball room at the Hyges is more seductive
than grotio, and the naads and nymphs are not ID
sensible 10 is attactlons
we'll az the citizens "sut of sober black" whrling in
the piddy dance, with Helens and Hebes, attests The
amos. magnetic power Of this centre OF attraction.
But am allowing Pegasus TO run wild, perhaps,
and therefore will come down TO PLAIN, praeticsl
prose, and talk about the table, &c. Shade of Do.
N ads high in Paradise The soft crabs and hard
crabs, the hog fab and sheepshesd, the Oysters and
the omeleties and multiplicity OF all other imagln'
able edibes present picture which appeals to Epi-
curus Apicus Heliogsbulus, and all their disciples,
eth an sIoouence and confidence more than worthy
,he days when psacocks' brains and other dainty
dishes were served at bsnqusts in the Golden tims.
To all who have ever visited this charming place
the writer would ssy that the waters, OF Hampton
Roads still sparkle in the eunl!ght and smile 10 Tue
moonlight more beautifully than poets pea or pain
ters pallet can portray the pebblsd beach stl invites
the quiet evening STROLL and the gay gondola. gayer
far than those of Venice, with snowy sail and flying
penant "swe-ty WOO" The ladye fair and gailan!
knight TO embark for an hour and survey tns g neo
whsrs Neptune's sceptre .wsys supreme and Triton
roves as free as The winds that watts the shell in which
| he rides.
For health or comfort for the grave thinker or the
gay vutary Of pleasure, Old Point ia truly the chosen
nace. Aud, be-des let not forget j; ;s Southern
| resort. OAhu".
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ALRRMARIE LAND F0K SALE.

EloR SALE, my farm of three hundred and eleve
II acres in Abemarls county, adjoining the lands
J. o. Massey, Sneed and others, six miles from
Charlottesville two and half from Shadwell Depot
an two from the Rivanns Improvement. One hundred
OF improvement onetk.d OF this is good bottom
land. dwelling and all necessary out buildings are
the place, aud well Of first rate water in the yard.
TERMS uberalE or, If desired. exchange for Rich
mond property will be made.
Address at Richmond, call at my Office, corner
Franklin and Governor streets.
Oct l6-ctiJa&df 9. A. HART,
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FpTIT TREES AND HHRUBBERY

sOUTHERE GREENWoop NJ ~ E.r,r
III REFS Of nv own raising aud grating, sum
-r y !,r.. ior traaspiantin-, respectfully call the -
,:eaion o; tho public 10 them. n-.. l. nc,
o tie Old Market, where will take pleasure In snow
II, seM N.s
Al o-iers addressed to, or left at my agents. Mesers
nes Taylor l. Co.. No ls Main street. h'cnin'"u'
or .ayselt will meet with prompt attention.
CsrSHApE TREES furnished TO order. ,,,Do,
NIc: l3-c6m LENiS IODO-
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Va! Tuz i crFr BRACE PLow.

Il vNas tLDW hhe been steAuly ~
L gaining tsvor with the farmers
" pAIier- the last ten years, -,
az, may now be considered tho -,,.
ousr plow in use in the whole South II has taken
.-gs az three OF our State Fairs, and at the last Qea')
s;ae FIRST over all the most popular piows In use
isn s.o taken every premium gwen by tne Mecnan sI
sS.e VI Virginia upon pows, as wen as ssei h
s the highest award offered by this Institutes ana mas
Hccessfully tested in every variety OF SOIL IN 10"
~, and many of the more Southern states ,,, on
Sauuctured by the undersigned at their factory On
|!,lk.u street. below the Exchange. Richmond, va,
':.re may nearly every article used ior nns INC
|ia All made in our own shops OF best mater1si cn
April l3-cly GEO. Wall o. w.
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. THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE MArTA-

FONI NAVIGATION COMPANf
X LING Informed by DR.. WIN. Quesenoerry, Wm L'
!. Harrison and B. B. Douglas, Commissioner appoih,
pen books inr the reception of subscriptions 10 the
s'as'poni Naviss,iun Company, that the necessary
aouns has been subscribed to entite them to organize
80 accept the provisions Of tho act passed March 3rd
entitled act to improve the MataPom river, We
Spn' the th day OF July for the meeting OF the stosk
e9ua,y. GEORc;E TYLER
H. F.. DEJARNETTE,
JAMES J. WHITE, comm,u.
II. y. WHITE,
JOSEPH JESSE.
A. NJ. GLASSELL,
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June l6-dw4w JOHN CsRh
MONROE COUNTY VA

UlHESE spring three in number and differing nater',
ally both in properties and proportions, will be OPEN
ed as usual for the reception OF vsers the first o.
June They have been thoroughly anayzed, first by Pre-"
lessor Rogers and afterwards and more minutely, by
Dr. David Stewart, of Baltimore, and (as the annlys
proves exhibit combination of Sulphur and Iodine and
other mineral properties unsurpassed by any in VrginS
Two of them contain sulphur by lar than any other
miners waters in Virginia
For further particulars to the character aud virtues
Of these Springs the public are referred to pamphlet on
to Drs Burke and Moorman's Works, on the Mineral
Springs OF Virginia.
To visi,ers remaining considerable time. and espc
csy to those who early and remain late in the
SON liberal deduction will be made from the ordinary
rates OF Springs charges WIN. ERSklEE. Proprietor.
April 2y-cwt5thAug
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NICARAGUA-AN ARMED FORCE TO BIZ
SENT

W.,u,ro1os June "a The President has elnpt
ad decided aud vigorous policy towards Ncaraeus
Au armed force will be despatched al onoe TO San Ia
an del Norte and the right of the United States 10
fres psssage across the Isthmus will be assersf sno
maintained.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-29

-WpsTERN HOTEL, FlNCASTLE, w.
,C,t u.iel is Que OF the most pleasantly situated
.s..ss IN the Valley OF Virginia, and is now ready
reception v:isers who may wish 70 sPena .hJ
W. 80, H. n. mountains Persons going 10 aud from the
So ,,,i md mi. delightful retreat tor several days
f. ors:or has lifted up his Sulphur Spring one mile
-, Of Fincastle and parties will find this dehsntni
90 xsIK or can be furnished with comfortable
r"rsnca, 20 and from the Spring. The proprietor
49,, IN saving that no house in Virginia, can furnish
-sr Recommendations than this, situated a. It 49, IN
un,fy Of plenty and surrounded oy scenery Vi the n'9'
Ear ,srms SC address the undersigned at Fincas'e.
,ISaS =, F. WOLFF.
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LAND RlR SALE

OFFER for sale about 500 of Land, with good
Il two story Dwelling House, and all necessary Out
Houses good Garden &C. The houses are all new and
in good order. The land lies on Buterwood creek in
Dinwiddie county about Ave miles from Wilson's Depot
on the SouthSde Railroad and about twcntyeigh miles
from Petersburg This land 10 well watered, about
fourth is irst.rato low grounds, well ditched.
will take pleasure in showing the land persons wish
Ing view it, and in answering any uncaons in
regard to it. r. G. CHEAThAM,
Nav 5-c3ms Crimea Dipwiddle Co, Va
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GEORGE 1. HERRING.

No sc. MAIN STREET.
II EEPS always hand full stock OF groceries,
IL which he invites mis- customers and the public gene
,v Also PAYS strict attention to the sale OF country
roauce and now prepared to furnish grain MS
lend. rho wish TO seud their grain 10 him 70 sell
GEO. |. HERRING,
..,f No. Sc, Main ST.
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BATH ALUM SPRINGS,
A DE1 IGHTFUI, SUMMER RETREAT IN THE NOUN
~ NAs-@ rrA VIRGINIA

TAINS OF VIRGINIA.,
Tevo hours from Washington city and Richmond by the
Virginia Central Railroad.
@asSENGERS from the North take the Alexandria
morning boat Washington and the Alexandria and
Orange Railroad to Gordonsylie thence by Centra hai
MIA passing through the Blue Ridge Rockfsh by the
great State Tunnel (ncary mile in lensth) crossing
the Valley of Virgins and entering the ranges OF tne
Mboro Depot, thence by coaches ten nlesovcr asmooh
graded road, to bath Alum before sundown
The Propretors feel warranted IN saying, taat 10
treat from the owands the city, there Is not one in
the mountains of Virginia offering greater
arc ,irv we'll ventilated well furnished rooms, and
rood table have always distinguished this watering
place. -, .
The mineral waters (alum and chalybcatel have been
pronounced by distinguished chemists and physicians
eousI in some respects, and tonic and invgorsor
often superior to Rockbridge Spring while the pure
mountain reestone cannot be eSceed and rarely
equslled for It's purity and salubrity. s,c
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Henry Frisby died at Wheeling Iuesday' no"
drinking ice water while overhestsd.
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IrDIToHS AND pRINTERs.

n..Isers beg leave to call attention to tneir
THE TrES or PRINTING TYPES, ORNAMENTS.
St'Ds PRESSES &C, &c, n large supply ot
Keep constantly on hand at their Type ana
sa.th.av roupdry, No. 81. Gold Street, New York,
seOs uil assortment of all articles required in
r.,,n, Oaice. including ,,,ys
III, ,,s warrant equal in every respect to any
s coantry and which a. we %l sei on
s;s -s' ar ten per cent. discount ior cash Old
for ,ss m,Sn 60 dsy.
o a4is er-cJ cbsse otherwise six cents per pound
Tee o. s"''"''' wM. HAGAR, JR., e. co.
-,,,.-.yned, AsESr IN VIRGINIA, for the above
Lac saA.n "srabishmeut, supply the trade with
s'';y ypE,STtSG tSiS1tY PRESSES, TYPES. CASES, &C.,
Inc, re ao,i lbcrster Having printed tne RICH
Eo'o hs%. %...riols purchased from Messrs. HAoAR &
Co G1r am to recommend materials from their e'
s'!'a'.. r. Rnts will be furnished to the trade, and
=. may be selected will be forwarded with
laca N!'''' q ' WM. B. ALLEGRE.
tesS''H' "Fnouirer" Office Richmond. Va.
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LAND IN CAROLINE COUNTY FOR SALE
OFFER for sale privately, until the first day of July
the tract of land which now reside. in the coun
ty of Caroline lying near the North River between Jno
G. Dickinson and DR.. Thos. B. Andersons lands. contain.
and about three miles from the Central Road 1t lies on
public road-and s said be choice wheat and tobacco
fore the let of July will then be offered publicly at the
store of jos T. Collins g. Co.. Cedar Fork3
will take pleasure in showing the land to any one
wishing to buy and also am permitted to refer TO Mr.
James Fontane of Hanover to character of land &c
His office IL Verdop-my office is Ruther Glen Any com
municaton by letter will be attended TO.
limo 5-cwaw JEO. D. LONGaE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-29

Ir il laid that Charles Dickens, who has sep"fH'eo
froi! i..s 8, ... ailu~s her 81 coo p. annub.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-29

Mis- EuEpETr Cours haI given i loU 20" ara 'be
fund l"r purcha,ios the late HdSh "'!er te''t'''
cnii,.,tnU
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NEW YORK JunE 26.-Cotton clos"d Ql...'
Uplsnds mlddiing l. 3I6c. Flour closed ""h = d5 !,
as3 Is: Ohio "a 55as4 65; Southern 81 45sst '5
,vs.st cIoasd buoysnt -sles OF 70 900 susi~., od
soutbern red 81 10; waite 81 rs. Corn clo.ed win
W. advancing tendency; ss.. Of 5000 eGsnri-
ni,.d ~ cents white II a7S cents, yellow so rtal-
Pork is lower; rness has declined 10 slo laSSlo -
,rme Si3 25 a$l3 40. Lard il quiet at 10. Q u.
vhi.kry is Inactive at 22ic. Sugar Ia fro. @''
n.r mrTk,ts unchanged.
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per month, Of weeks -..-....:: -. oo
TThe Southern passenger must be careful 10 come
a. far North as Richmond and there take the central
train at o'clock, A. M.
HeFisher e. Winston, Druggists, Richmond keep the
water always SALE fresh from the springs; nj,
Iunc,1-c6t Propietors
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-29

LIEUT.. MuwRY ia designated as acting Supern.ten, l.
dent OF Iudsn affairs for Arizona, with nHtruc'ione
for paciGyirg the Indian trIhes.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.


BY RITCHlE, DUNNAvANT, TYLER WISE.
MORNING, JUNE %, 1858.
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,.,,n,.r RARxsnAlE G.. K BARKSpALE,
Lar, of Charlotte, of Richmond
Z n KaRKsnAlE late Of Farmrilie
BARKSDAIE * BROTHERS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS. RICHMOND, VA.
OFFICE NEAR SHocHoE WAREHOUSE.
II Jan Sets
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SHOCKING INDIAN CUSTOM

A brother of Little Soldier. ehlef OF the sh.he {
tIjt.b, Indians, died few days since. His relatives
in addition TO the killing of his favorite horse Owe
his grave, buried with hun, alive, iltts ogy "'
whom the deceased was vsry fond, in order u.s. no
might accompany him to the spirit land ansy s1 srap
IN the crave viii The corpse, buryng them together.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-29

Senior Yissarri is expected ct Washington to explain
the course of Nicaragus on the Css' Yrsssr treaty
and other matters.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-29

EiLrlMORE, l. JusE 20 Flour T. very 10
.,..s r.pn.ted Wheat is siead,i ''',"' I'll,
-: fair 10 good, 81 Uoesl Isl primz int
:. -Jo$l -. Corn 10 dull; white 1900 es" !e.-
t,., -5eT7 eents. Provisions ars gsnera'iy un'
vasnasd, WhisksY 10 dql. nd r9nlnat.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-29

The Hon. Mrs. ISAAC L. MORSE, vice Regent Of
Louisiana, has lately forwarded to Mr.. George W.
Riggs of Washington, treasurer Of the Mount Yer
non Association, check for sl,OOD.
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Council Bluffs Retail Price Current

Corrected Weekly for the Council Bluffs Nonparel by
PORTER 4 CARTER,
General Auction, Commission and FoTvGrding
Merchants, Middle broadway.
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s-t -MSUREs AGAINST THE
DANGERS OF FIRE!
AND ~
PR Q MPTLY PAID.
Losses Paid $10,437,312 "a.

II wealth, with steady and prompt attention to .
legitimate Insurance business with the execution OF
contracts in good faith have inducements with the pub
lie in selecting their 1nderwriterwe refer them for
test Of quality and claims to their patronage TO
cords OF services rendering their continuance with
increasing ability and facilities in future.
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One in favor Of ". Il. Folsom, Tor put
ting down 500 feet pavene,t - Broad
way - $fOV W.
One in favor Of Maynard : Long, for
printing ordinance and job work for the
City ia 10.
One in favor of Lewis Meshes, for three
DAYS work on Broadway and Madissa street
$6 90.
One in favor Of A. Graham, for six and
quarter days work on Broadway and Madi-
son streets 80 q a 50, 81 m$l2 SO.
Zone IN favor Of Daniel shifey, FOR seven
and half days work on Broadway and
Madison streets $l5 so.
One IL favor Of VIM. Piper for Ok and q
half days work on Broadway and Madison
streets Il &#fS# NS W.
One in favor of Michael CLARK, for seven
DAYS work on Broadway and Madison
street $l4 w.
Ono in favor of W. Wilson, for eight
days work on Broadway and Madison street
SIG 90. @F
One in favor Of Robert Thomas, for six
days work on Broadway and Madison
street . { i r Y $l2 90.
One in favor of ]. Shoop and team for
six and half days work on Broadway and
Madison street $76 w.
One in favor Of Thos. Lyons for six
days work on Broadway and Madison
Street VIZ w.
One in favor of P. Donahoe, for three
days work on Broadway and Madison
Street Sc 90.
One in favor of NJ. Howard, for three
days work on Broadway and Madison
Street s .&AE - 20 w.
One in favor of D. De Vol and team, for
two and one fourth days work on Broad
way and Madison streets So 90.
One in favor of C. Shields, for seven
days work on Broadway and Madison
streets VIA W..
One in favor of J. Meredith, for eight
and one-fourth days work on Broadway and
Madison street SIG so.
One in favor of J. Treinor, forsix and a
half days work on Broadway and Madison
street $ll w.
Che in favor of j. Perkins and team, for
| four and a half days work on Broadway
and Madison street $lS 90.
One in favor of VIM. Bardee, for three
days work on Broadway and Madison
street $6 w.
One in favor Of Joseph NJ. Neal, for
four days work on Broadway and Madison
Street 3. So %.
One in favor of D. O'Donnel, for three
days work on Broadway and Madison
street Sc OO'
One in favor of J. Hitchcock for two
days work on Broadway and Madison
street 81 o.
One in favor of James Orion, for one
half day work on Broadway and Madison
street 81 w.
One in favor of A. Brutin, for three
days work on Broadway and Madison
Street " So 90
One in favor of VIM. Murray, for three
days work on Broadway and Madison
Street So 10
One in favor of S. H. Carr and team
for one and three fourths days work OF
Broadway and Madison street 81 90
On motion, the Council adjourned. .
Attest: FRANK STREET,
City Recorder.
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There is a Cockney youth who, every time
he wishes to get a glimpse of his s~eath.~rt,
cries "Firen' directly under her widow. In
the alarm of the moment, she plunges her
head out of the window, and inquiries
"Where?" When he POLITICALLY slaps him.
self on the bosom, and exclaims "'Ere, my
Hangelina ~
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-05-22

CO. We never apologize, yet owing to
business engagements, we have been unable
to devote that attention to editorial matters
this week, that the importance Of transpiring
events would seem to require-this must
account for the unusually interesting con-
tents of the issue of to-day. The greater
portion of our space is given up to cores
pondents, with pleasure, but, we cannot
forbear from expressing belief that the
style of some might be slightly improved,
with care. Vide the one signed, N. J. NJ.