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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-06-26
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NfCBRIDE l. BOWEN HAVE, y..s,,ivssss
Nl ceived large bot II FLOWS OF Az iyspt.
which viii be sold at very how prices. ~
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The Fecua1isy Of Flies.

The flies are beginning to become hume
rous and troublesome. The streets and tn.
houses will soon be full Of them. The in
genuity Of man has not invented agents thai
can destroy them rs fast as they come. MOI
is this to be wondered at when it is known
that from single fly more than two million.
of those pests are produced in one summer.
The rapidity and the multiplicity with which
they increase may DO learned from the fol-
lowin0 tahle.
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ny lays four times during the summer, each
time eighty eggs, which makes. ............ $40
Half Of these are supposed to be females, 20 e
that each Of the four broods produces forty:
l. First eighth, or the forty females Of the first
brood also lay four times in the course Of the
summer. which makes. 1880
three times. 3sl 900
The second eighth twice. 25S 900
The third b fourth eighth at least each 2t6, 900
:. The second eighth, or the forty females Of
the second brood, lay three tmes, the pro-
duce OF which u. $500
times ......................... ssA 900
The second sixth, twice. 256 OOO
The third, ......"............... l2S, 900
.. The third eighth, or the forty females Of
the third brood 10y twice. and produee...... s4oo
One fourth Of these, or 1900 females, lay twice
more. 25s coo
4. The fourth eighth, or forty females Of tho
fourth brood, once Observation-Disclosures. 500
Mali these 1000 females at least snce... l2S 600
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the banks and the grasshoppers. He says:
sThey (the friends Of Banks) might argue
with equal force, that because the Grass
hoppers came down from Nebraska and
Minnesota, and consumed the substance of
the lane, that as matter of "self- defence
the people of Iowa ought to import batch
Of eggs, and raise Grasshoppers Of their
own.''
If the case introduced in the sentence
above-quoted, could be made analogous to
the one in controversy, should most GER
tainly- be in favor of the proposition. We
all admit that the legions of Grasshoppers
which "came down among US, last year from
Nebraska and Minnesota" did great dam
age to crops and to vegetation generally,
and that their offspring yet linger around
with prospect Of doing no inconsiderable
amount of damage in the same way this sea-
SOD. Now, If we could import breed Of
Grasshoppers that would effectually or even
partially destroy and drive out this destruc-
tive race, would, and so would every sane
man be in favor of the importation.
But to make the case fully analogous, the
race imported should not only drive out the
destroying visitors, but should enrich the
soil, mellow the ground, and facilitate the
growth and maturity of the crops.
hold that the establishment Of Banks
under the Banking Laws which are to be
submitted to a vote of the people Of this
State on next Monday, will efectually de-
stroy and drive from circulation, the worth.
less sssh;nplaste.s" with which we have been
infested for the last ten years-will give US
sound and stable currency--will incease our
facilities for commercial intsrcourse-give
new life and energy to business, and be the
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Legal Notice,

ONO0tIu u UVSS'
Council Bluns, May l5-vsn3.
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8 NEW BOOTS AND SHOES F0R

ESPRING 1888 MARCUS HARRIS, Is3
n Broad street. egs leave TO Dflrm his friends
- ana the public generally. that he has recently
enlarged aid otherwise improved his store. and u
now prepared to show the larg, 1t end most varied
stock of Boots and Shoes heryer had the pleasure ~
Ter heretofore Tie reputation OF cur home 70
keeping superior goods Is we'll established iha; y
Is unnecessary 10 say more on that point NewGuld
csh the attention ri purchasers 70 large and sell
elected stock Of BoCts and Shres, which are ire
pared to offer at the very lowest prices. hay ne
Bought the most o. goods tr rash, VIZ will sell
them GA the same terms. with small return. We 70.
SPec'iuly invite those IN want Of gOo1 Boots and
ShOe', at low prices, to call ut -.
MARCUS HARRIS.
A, D IstfR isffen
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III JOHN DOOLEY, 4
&1A HAT MANUFACTURERS, 1

Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
HATS, FURS, HATTERS' TRIMMINGS,
&C., &C..
Isl Main Street, Richmond, Ya.,)
Would respectfully inform the trade that he has
in store his full supply Of HATS, ct the west
and most fashionable styie for the
SPRING TRADE OF 1893.
His old customers have his sincere thanks f'r
their long continued fayors and are solicited still to
continue their valued patTonage-wi new ones are
urgently invited toeNamne one nf the largest stock
Of HATS ever offered to the public in this market.
mi, Him JOHN DOLBY,
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a BEMARLE LAND FOR SALE
RuNAWAYs.

$7o KEWARD.-Ranaway from
IA my farm. Crsigton, early in October last, a
~ bright mnlatto girl, named NANCY GRAN
6N THAN. sometimes calling herself Mary
She has bright black eyes, long black eyelashes
thin yisage bushy head of hair, of sandy colui,
straight, slat-like FORM and steps long when walk
ing, and s about fifteen years old. will give $50
for her apprehension and delivery to my farm
and s2s for the discovery of harberers with suf
ficient proof TO nvict them She has relatives in
the city OF Richmond, living near the Monumental
Church. and was last seen going from Manchester
to that part of the town.
fe It's WM A CHRISTIAN.
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HusIMEse CARDS.
y 3. CLOPTON.
=. ARC 11 EG and CIVIL ENGINEER

II 3. CLOPTOS,
Il. ARCHITECT AND CIVIL ENGINEER,
Is prepared TO survey, locate and make Esti-
mates for all kinds of Canals and Roads; will Sur.
veg Lands and furnish Drawings for all kinds Of
engineering Works, Bridges, Machinery, &c. He
will make Designs and Estimates for Public Build
ings Private Residences Stores aud Manufactures,
AMI siIparintenn the construction of the same. He
will also Measure all kinds of Earth Work. Mason
", Bricklaying, Carpenters Work, ae. lie feels
confident that he give satisfaction TO all who
may favor him with their PATRONAGE. fe Sim
j. II. CRU Dip. Z. r., IS now associated With Il. D.
CL0PTuN. and the business will hencef0rth be con-
tlncted under the style of CLOpToN a CRUMP.
So Office on Main street, doors below EAchange
Rank Richmond. Va.
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The DELAWARE ISDIAS5.-fhe De.tgare Inltaus in
Kanyas wealthy tn General Government owes
them upwards ola million of dollars. aad when their
Iand, divided theirs will be about three hundred
acres IN every man, woman and child in the tribe.
IL rs estimated by many that the average worth OF
these lands will be $50 per acre.
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TAME3 NJ. CARTER,

TAME3 NJ. CARTER, ~
- HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER,
GLIDER AND GLAZIER, CuRN FIR FRANK
LIN AND llTH STREETS, OPPOSITE TIE
EXCHANGE HOTEL.
The subscriber returns his thanks to his friends
and the public. for the liberal share of patronage
bestowed HIM tor the last sixteen years. and fat.
ters himself by strict attention to business TO merit
A continuance of their many fayors. He has on
hand stock OF fresh materials, and is receiving
from the North. constantly, Leads Zines, White and
Colored Yarnisfes, Window Glass, Japan Tins, Dry
Paints, &c, &C. which he would be pleased to work
up the most favorable terms. having conipe-
tent wor&mcn can he found in any other like es.
enlistment Mr. Samuel T. Snyder, who is so we'll
kGown i'll this city, will continue TO assist in the bits
mess, and can always be found at the shop. Old
Chairs, Waiters &C, neatly painted and regilded.
Transparent Window Shades, richly embelshed
aud lettered, furnished TO order.
fe 2e-3m JAS NJ CARTER
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WM A CHRISTIAN.
j $40 REWARD.-Ran away from

63E TIU NE " dTD.-hHH away ITVU
IA the subscriber, PHILIP TAYLOR. Said ne
n gro was bought by John Saunders, Esq, of
& Leretto. Essex county, Va. who sent him TO
Richmond, to my care; and furnished him with .
pass to go and see his wife, md return in enc week
from the date If the pass which dated early In
September last. His wife was then living in Chcs
tertield county. Petersburg. The above named
ne gro was eman cpated by the late Thos. o. Taylor
will give the above coward. If delivered to me in
Richmond or to john Saunders, at Loretto in Essex
county, Va WIN. 5. PHILLIPS.
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CAV MILL-The subscribers having
~ purchased the Saw Mill on Mayo's Island from
Mr. John Williams have made arrangements to get
cont nuous supply of fine logs of the best selected
growth and quality. They are prepared to furnish
BILL TIMBER to builders and others on reasonable
terms They will endeavor to make it the interest Of
builders deal with them aud would most respect
fully salicit their patronage.
Orders left at the Mill, ut Shop, 9Th and
Cary streets, shall be promptly ate ded 10.
fe Pts JOHN & GEO. di BISON.
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LOTTERIES.

sWAN q cos LoTrERIES.a
DArrTuotsfzKD BY TiE STATE or GEORGIA.
n1e,000i - for elOt
1hn s,llovina schess - will be drawn By 8. SWAN
~ Wanasers OF the Sparta Academy Lottery. IN
- ~ their Single Number Lotteries for April,
isss at AUGUSTA, tia, In public, under the super
tnseusenee Of Commissioners.
CLANS D.
rebe drawn IN seoity ofAagsta. ia, Ia pubic. on
SATURDAY, April IN. 1853.
GLASS 10.
To be drawn IN the city OF Augusta. aa 10 public.
SATURDAY, APRIL l0TB, IshS.
GLASS Ii,
To be drawn In the CITY Of Augusta Ca in pubiio on
SATURDAY, ApKlI. Urn, 1855.
CLASS IL,
TO be drawn ia the city OF Augusta Ga, in pubic
SATURDAY. APRIL 2ifH, 1858.
ON THE PLAN OF YINGLE NUMBERS.
54ss pRIZESi
81 Nearly Or fhfss 10 Eusrp Ntss 1tcksks
MAGNIFICENT srHEhEi
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E4e7 s.T ~ 4, IN ApRyL.

APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
prizes Of 500, approxinatng 70 Ho.oa
prize, are 3i,oN
prizes Of $500, approximsting to $4,000
prize. Gre i,Au
psises Of $3.50, approximating TO $4,000
prize. are SD
prizes Of sl2s, apprcximating 10 &0oo
prize, ars 5W
pizes Of 500. approximssing 10 5000
prize, are .o 4uo
prizes OF SIS approxsnias,ag 70 sS,"V oo
prizes Of $50 appreximating to 1890
nrixes are ~
sooa nrizes OF go are 100000
MO
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a.
Whole Tee eGs slO; Halves -; CHARTERS 81 50
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from | t. Ja,osS. corresponding with
those Numbers or the Tickets printed on separate
dips ofpsper encirclcd With small IN tuoes ana
placed in one Wheel.
The first 457 prizes, similarly printed and encircied.
are placed in another Wheel
The wheels are then revolyed, aud q number Is
irawn from the wheel OF Numbers, and at the same
time Prize is drawn from the other wheel The
Number and Prize drawn out opened and exhibit
ID 70 the audience and registered by the Commits
sioners the Prize being pIsced against the number
1rawn This operation is repeated until all the Prizes
AppaoxrMATIor pHizEs-The two preceding and
the two succeeding numbers to thoso drawing the
rst Prizes will be entitled 70 the q Appro1ima-
the $40 900 Prize those Tickets numbered II ,2ts, 24s
iI.2d, 252 will each be entitled to 500 Il Tickle;
bered 5i5 $40 $751; IS. will each be entitled to 1900;
and so on, according to the above scheme.
The 1000 Prizes m f T d Ge the e
For example: If the number drawing the S7o.T
prize ends with No. |, then all the Tickets whore TIE
aJ,ynher ends in will he entitled to $50 If the mum
Ger ends with No.2, then all the Tickets where the
number ends in2 will be entitled to $50 and SO Cd
too
Certificates packages will be sold at the foliowins
rates which is the risk:
Certificate off package ofl9 whole Tickets, W.
" 10 half 40
10 quarter 20
iGeighth " 10
In ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIsIcATss
Enclose the money to onr address for the Tickets
ordered. receipt Of which they viii be forwarded
BIZ 1rst mail. Purohaserscan have Tickets ending in
any figure they may designate.
The Lust Of drawn Numbers and Prizes viii be sent
&C. pnrchasers Immediately after the drawing.
So Purchasers via please write their signatures
plain and give their Post Office, County and State.
E4- Remember that every Prize is drawn and pay
able in full without deduction.
81 All prizes of 81 900 and undar paid immediate
~ AFTER the drawing Other prizes at the usual time
ofthirty days.
All cnmmunica.;ons strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates TO
S.SWAN Il CO., Augusta, Ga,
IT, Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala, OF
Atlanta, Georgia, can have their orders filled, and
ave time. By addressing s. SWAN Il co. at either
of those cities.
R3- list of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel with tine amount of the prize that each Is
entitled to- will be published after every drawing in
t.a following papers: The Augusta IGa2 Const
nationalist, New Orleans Delta, Mobile REGISTER,
Tnteiiigencer, New York Weekly Day Book. Ssyan
nah Morning News, Richmond Dispatch, New York
Dspotch and Pauldng miss Clarion NH "a
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IIIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK-CHAR

TEpEp BY THE LEGISLATURE OF VIR-
9INIA.--CAPITAL l01,DG0 D0LLARSl-Money 're
ceived deposit in of five dollars and upwards,
which interest at the rate Of per centTm per an
nun is paid for sums remaining six months or long
for shorter periods interest at the rate OF Per
centUm.
The whole Joint stock bound for the deposits.
DEPOSITS received, and certificates issued by the
Cashier I. B. STARK at the store of H. b. Spence,
corner Of Main and Governor streets, isichmoLd Va
SAMUEL :. C0TTREBL, President.
T. b. STARRE, Cashier.
c. WALfHALI, Secretary.
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SHINGLES. SHINGLES.-275 600 CY-
~ PRESS SHINGLES. 10 yard and for sale low
- EDW'D DUDLEY
nh ~ 10Th street. between Main and franklin.
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I'M IMPORTANT NOTICE TO u
6AAAHAT BOOT AND CATER WEARERS. R
From Is to 70 per cent. saved by buying from ~
j. II. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel Best -
quality mOesn Hats $3.50; second quality, g. silk
Hets, $50, fine calfskin se~ed Boots $780, Coz.
ress Boots best quality French patent leather S37S
English kid S3.75 buckskin, $3.50; lasting $3.50
calfsku So % patent leather pumps So; cafskin do
1913 caifskn Oxford Ties So %. They all made
toorder and warranted 20 wear we'll.
Terms. caah on delivery; one price and no abate
saent.
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A COMPANY has been formed at the South. uEder q
chartef fr I'M Al Abami for ct sbiishng line OF steam
ers from Mobile to ports on the Unlf ofMexico and
the Carbide N ssa The object II the complnY is 70
convey eRigrants 10 Nicaragua; and San Juan, it
Is thought, will be ths chief Nicarsguan pot The
steamers are to commence running on the first Of
June.
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n READ THIS, If You

MPhEAS II have removed my o&W
~ store to Frank lin street. doors below Gov
-f ernOr street and opposite Metropolitan Pail,
where prepared to manufacture BOOTS
and SHOES at the shul test notice, in the hsaisst
style and on the most reasonable terms ] invite
my old customers and the public generally, to give
me call before purchasing elsewhere.
2. s. REPAIRING done at the shortest notice
and in the neateSt style.
DAVID WALSH,
NH I5-dlm Boot aud Shoe Maker
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TOBACCO. The Subscribers keep con-
stantls on hand for sale, al their store. on Basin
IuBAgso, viz: Langhorne / hrmisteadss SIM
oIirsd OregoEe y Lsnghorne 4 sons extra tine
oroho a Extra Fine Golh Leaf Iuliana May ROYAL
NH ~ m AiRRass a atenb'p
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- TO THE LADIEs.-The atien-

O. TO TIE LADlES.-The atien-
u ton OF tho ladies Is respectfully Rsked t.
the following elegant and fashionable styles 9i
shoes. recently received &c No o. Vain street;
49, =
"a Side Lace IS
=" Thick Solsd (po heel) Lace Beois
Misses Black and Cel0fed fno heei1 Boots
Z" q" 81 {heeicsil uaiter Boots
Chitdren's Rl'k Kid and Mr. (hesii Lace Boots
(hfeledl Cater Boots
and Cold (heciet) BHttap Caters
Cold Nor. theeei) ace Boots
The above, together with every other style 81
dies, Missns and Chiidren's shoes. may be souna
ia ~ JOHN C. PAGE. IL.
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DIFFERENT RosDs.--pugiisrs do not Away tray
81 GU the same track. Awful Gardner has been
struck with religion, and il, hope, on the true
course toward Heaven. "Paudeen' of Dill Poole
affair uotorieiy, struck Saturday night with n
Ieadshs slug, and is on the way to -, the other
place. There Is general wish for their safe arri
val at their respective destinations.
Ncfo Fork NstUs.
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BARGAINS.
..,.s.sa5


have Just opened Mt the cheap BOOT and
~SH SHOE Store, No. 2i Broad street. Ladies
heel CATERS, 81 50 and 81 %; CATERS without
heels, &c; Kid CATERS. with heels, 81 81 Lslii.s
white sa'in CATERS Sl.7i; lies Morocco BOOTS.
81 and 81 %; BUSK1NS, SIC, IS and 81; missef No
rocco BOOTS, - cents; child's SHOES from iA y
81 cents; ladies' GUNS, 80 10 62s cent; meme bkO-
CANS, 81; boys do soc; boys SlioES, IS and %cis;
meas Congress CATERS, 81 msh's oxford Tsss,
81; mems BOOTS, 81 and 80; GUMS. T5c.
/ would respectfully solicit the attention q the
Ladies and Gentlemen tO our stock. Ny motto Is
Quick sales and small profits. Don't forget the No,
~ Broad street. opposite Grubbs ArrtTsop,s
NH 2-lnl% HUGHES.
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NEW GOODS. X. PARKER = w.
IN are now receiving their spring snppiy o. Ior.
sien and Domesiic Dry Goods sempfisns ~ n n
dies and gentiemen's wear. Alsg, every saiIesy Vi
s]orcds ss,itabIe fur Planters and ouse keepssss
Tiouncea Bersre Kobes and Robes Aqu1iie,
Black and Colorea FIounced silks and hooes
A'auille
Dalila Muslin Robes
Black Brrche Robes
Bsyadere and Family Silks 49,.
lines :.
pIaih. told and Black Beraaes
Plain cold aud Black Challies
Black Dombagiries and Alpacas
Aiexanders Dark Kid 0loves
- brown. White and fancy Half Hose
s ladies' and ChiIdIeHs Hosiery
mask Nankins. Plain aud Coiored and RodreIed
Towels. brown and Beached sheetings and shirt'
ings Striped and Plaid Osnsbnrgs, Plaid Doinesslcs
~ r. nah 10
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.NINDOW SHADE DEPOT. 2aO BnoAn

~ lNDUN SHADE DEPOT, $50 BROAD
" STREET. the only place where You can obtain
cheap pair OF Shades. Sec prices:
Beautiful Landscapes size, cheap at $50
Plain Shades J0c, worth 81
bouquets 75c. worth 81 q
Vases only ri. 2ea
Gothic style 81, I.5n
Gold aud Velvet sl,25 cheap At -
Gold Centre Sl50 worth 4 90
Gold and Velvet Centre -, cheap at 800
Dry Landscapes. 81 80, worth 800
Also, l,rge assortment Of India Rubber Table
OIL, CLOTHS, n durable article, Those iu want 81
good article AZ low price, weuid do well to call at
NJ. GOLDEN 5 Fry Goods and Shade Store
$50 Broad street.
York prices.
~ sh.des made TO order at short notice.
ia 29--ts
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WARRANTED FRESH GARDEN
w SEEDS-A full assortment: also Onion Sets;
Flower Seeds la great variety; Tuberose Bulbs &C.
for sale at LAILLEI 81 hOBINS0S'S
.. New Drug Store
NH - q u - 4th and franklin streets
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ChHfReU.
Lager Beer in halt, quarter and eighth barrels
(the latter Of gallons, package exclusively
Tor the city crrstomers) Philadelphia Ale in Who'll,
and half barrels at the lowest market price. Terms
cash.
n B.-store ana Bar keepers, 8 considerable per
centaye allowed. 2. WILBACHER
18th ST.. between Main and Cary
Orders left with Messrs. Laidley Robinson corne,
eth and franklin; Messrs Duval Il Norton corner
10th and Main. or at my establishment. will be
promptly attended to oc "a
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- THE LADIES MILL PLEASE


<s<xB NOTICE, that we have received within
the past few days. very large and we'll selected ~.
sortIpent OF Ladies', Misses and childrens BOOTS
and SHOES. embracing the following stylss;
Ladies' fine Pump sole Heel Congress Caters
no do Thick do do do
Do do Dc do do do foxsd
10 do Pump do Lace do
Do do Thick do do do
DO do Pump do Morocco do
Do do Thick do do do
DO very, fine ROsettod White Kid Slippers
Do do do Nor and Kid Heel do
DO do Plain do do 30
Do 90 do do French Ties
DO fna Velvet slippers
Do 10 Morocco Thin soe Boots
DO do do 1hick Cole do
Do do Goatskin Boots
Misses fne ircfl Lace Caters
Do 1hin aah Thick sale Morocco Roots
Children. Lasting and Morocco Button and Lace
Caters
ChiLtren's Morocco ard Patent Leather Boots and
Ankle Ties
Together with many other styles. too tedious 60
nienilon-ail OF which ve shall, be pisased 10 show
patrons. and we will cell ns low as we can an.Td-
all at PUTNEY 4 WATTS.
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7 abbey q ROBIkSUN'S really Gen
AZ uine English Tooth Brushes, in great variety
The brstles Of these brushes are secured by silver
wi eand patent cement, and are thus rendered per
msmefit. forming. rs they believe, the BssT BRusH
1HAI CAN BE MADE,
Also, LAIDLEY & R0BINSoN's Premium Pearl
Dentriice, for cleansing preserving and Whitening
to the breath. For sals by -
q LAIDLEY 4 ROBINSON. Chemists, &c.
NH "a 4th and FranEiiu Hicbmand
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49, CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, 40.

sruna FOR BARGAINS in BOOTS,
SHOES and 6AITSRs, call at
HARRIS Il CO.'S shoe Depot.
NH 20 M MAR,
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lIoPgLgsSLFs DER tNGED -Juige Slidel, cf Lousi
ana abrothef OF the distins uAbed Senator slidell
has tee ma hopelessy derauged in consequence OF 4
blow from c,Ue, inflicted by ruflian Mt election
in New Orleans The sufferer Is represent. d
gentleman greatly and deservedly beloved.
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FRoM Rio DE JAsRIRo "A letter dated Rio, JsD
g. says :4
The receipts of cnfae from the interior largely
on tbs increase, with decided downwar ten itnc!
in prices The sickness among the shipping. which
Is usually brought ON by thesmpru6ent indulgence
Of salor. in fruits, drinks and other excuses, is
rapidly deere .sing. The ceun try is quiet
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For THE LApIEs-A New York authority has the
following relative to the approaching Spring fash
ions. Though the great Openings have not YET
taken place the coming event of spring bonneis has
shaped itsef yerybsly 's satis action The decd
ed new feature is point in the middle OF the front
eh'ly dropping towards the forehead; not raised
~ last season. The inside ruche no longer extends
ah arDntid the face: but appears only at the sides
making amends by greater fnllness for its diminish
ed length The trimmings Aeross the top OF ths
bonnet have all disapptared.' ---
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-24

NEw YoRx, March q --FIour firm ADD generally
unchanged. swheat duh. Corn fiim and advanced
cent.
BALTIMORE. March z3.-Piour dnll and unchanged.
Wheat shade lower. Corn aeiiye-whte jsGGjI
cents yell Nv tsts59 cents.