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DIED..

In Se6rgetown. on the oath inst, ELIZABETH
and John Marbury. IT,. aged , ears. VI 1'''' anu
TRIM MsSpHdsy m9 1Ea December 27th MATHEW
oonStIy Tyrone, Ireland, but for the last q ears
ved TO attend his fGnsrai on W om
east. - 's'1enee' "n s'lset
On the 2sd instant, at her residencs, ON street.
tqds. Mrs. ELIZA JANE DOVE. in the Och wear 1ear
OF her age. Nv 49, 800
Leaves have their time TO Iali, ..
And Towers TO wither at the north winds breat h
Thou hast all seasons Tor thine own, O death,
Our dlviae saviour, Jesus, W spt AZ the grave of
ms iIend Lazarus, and so may christian an ectIon
mu9h lameIted friend and relative. But little
Ehlea ago we behetd thee in all the bloom and yigor
y, injured Years looking forward, va DOUBT not, to
La ,h ,ons ears OF enjoyment to come. She died
wuhout sIugge, full OF hope and consolation in
the merits Of her Saw our, and her only desire was
o ristan vlrtae and do uestc Q r /. d oan n bs
the place winch knew thee once snail know thee no
more ~ 40 even SO; AID we shall, We muss mss
smile, thy footstep among the househod, the social
elfeie, and In the usual haunts where thou vast
the Of thy SnE shall
i hoy name forever poIs;, Lake MARY. I6e chose
o. taken from her; and she has gone now TO reno
the rewards OF her labor in the Kingdom of her
Fsdner. witch moth shall not decay. rast de-
sIoy; end wh, 10 We sorrow around the tomb of our
one go gentle aud loved has 6sen taken from
Jesus can make the dying bed
soft as the downy pillows are,
wnits On his pssast she ssn her head.
And orssshsd her breath out swsstly there.
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By A. GREEN, AuotIoneer

By A. GREEN, AuctIopesr
AOUSEHOLDANDKI KITCHEN FURNITURE
n AT AucrIoN.-On MONDAY, the Sd OF lama
etlo CLOCK a. m, shall sell. at the Residence
OF gentleman declining housek eeping No Is north
immediately in front OF the Capitol grounds a
in part noihe
Mahogany Sofa. Spring seat Chairs,
10. Castor AMI Arm carved Chairs
Do. French Roll bosIS Rsd.,eaa iaoies'
10. Gard and Dining Tables,
gilt frame Pier Glass Stand,
Bhedsteads, Cane and w God seat Chairs,
E;n toie .oP W5shstancs, Toilet Sets,
Han, Cotton and Shuck Mattresses
SSHmiorts, ullts, Blankets: and Counterpanes,
CARPETS, Oiloloth and Mating
Cnoklng, Chamber. and other Stoves
china, Class and Crockery Ware
also, large lot of Kitchen r requisites
Terms; All sums under $50, cash; over $50 a
corsed, with interest. N'SoH' en-
de I'D CppPN A..
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BALTINoRE, Dec. 2s.-Flour is dull; Howard
strt ct and Ohio, IS 05
Wheat is steady; white 81 3sssI 50; red 81 IS,
u %, Corn Is In demand; sales Of 10 900 bush
Provisions are steady
Whisky IL dull at 2i kaaSc
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MahSaAL'S SAlIE.-ln virtue OF writ of
heri iacles issued from the Clerks ofice of the
county OF washington, and To me directed. / shall
81 pose 20 public sale, for CASH, in front of the
the 24th day of December. 1853, at u O'Clock m.
Ing .SG.Swins described Property to wit: All
Lot No. nine. g. in Square No. ore hundred and
n,ne{ si1. lISS , IN the city Of Washington, D. c.
theTeon seized aud levied upon as the propeTty Of
Iancls A Dickens, and will be sold to sstisf, In
pard. j. H. Ho,nVG; p1hep-
no S0-dts VI Noiuhaola'
III The above sale is postponed uutiI ,.'hur,dsy
January 6, 1859. "uisuo'
J. d. HOOVER, Late Marshal
Is for the District of Columbia
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New York Marks..

INV YORK, Dec. 2s -Flour ts dnIl. et,,.
- 2Sasi 40; Ohio IS 35as5 50. Southern s5as AZ
Wheae3s trm; southern red 81 Is; whit, a ~
AL %. Corn heavy; mixed 76xa77c
Pork Is dull; old mess sI7 2IasI7 81 Lard ,s
quiet at II Salikc.
WHISKY Is duh at 2la2iSc
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PUTURE DAYS.

SALE AT THE U. 5. NAVY YARD, WASH
INGToN, ID. C.=Thare will be sold, al public nnc
ton, at Y M. on MON DAY, the Sd day az JsnHsIy
me- st the U. " Nav Yard, Washington, ID, c.
the following named articles VIZ: - ~
p BlaoksRItns' Beove
lot OF Shovels.
old TennOnlng Machine
barrel of Beef.
Terms cash, wM CrtNN
de A-2aw&ds
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Financial,

NEW YORK. Dec: 2s.-Stocks are irregular.
Sulcago ana Rock Island ssh; Illinois Central
ss9areseIk: do bonds se; Lacrosse and Mil a
michigan Southern ak; New Yori Central "a y.
psnaa Col Co So Reading Railroad SAY; Mis-,
ION. ''" Ousiness az
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Captain Townsend, of the Echo.

boston, Dec S.-Captain Townsend. Of the
reported slave brig Echo, left here TO-DAY for
hey west, to which place bis trial was assigned.
Snuet ine escort OF two deputy United Staies
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MADAME MENAGER, DE PARIS, stree
M No. COS. tEn dnars fcnm aixa

plANOS FOR SALE AND TO RENT.-A
T. great variety OF now and second -hand--
PIAN0S always on hand, from the facto- 56A
n 3 y Of Stslnway Sons, in New York; VIM
In baltimore, which will sell or rent on moderrts
and Easy terms, at my Piano Wareroom, No Ias iItb
seItms EREDiRsC. REIcHENBACB.
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The Great Western RAILWAY,
Ialtimere Market,

TORONTO, c. w. Dec. 27-The SarnIa branch
OF the Great Western Railway opened TO d.v
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The New York State Canvass, &c.

ALBANY, Dec. 2.-Iti is not true, az stated I'm
some OF the New York papers, that the safe
1anvassers awarded certificate OF election 70 Mr..
ulct The Attorney General Is understood 10
noIo that the governor has not the power TO or
oet special elections for representatives in Con.
gess, IN New YORK city districts, under Article
LIST, sec I'd, paragraph ith, Of the United states
The Governor elect, Mr.. Morgan, and the new
state ocers received their certificates Of election
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AUCTION HALE,
TO-DAY 4 TOMORROW MORNING.

AVVIlV1 AAkA
To-pAY q T0.MoRROW MORNINa.
By WALL 4 BARNARD. Auot,oneer,.
$40 900 on Rhf S22Ps AZ
NiNG Ie vih commence selling 8 large and veil
YORK; 20 Be sold Without reserve. IN store No. SIS
PsTrfSsyiy s avenue, opposite Broyns' Hotel:
noon and Evening anti the whole stoof 10 disposed
; The assortment comprises Dres, Good. of all
estssrp:, new and s hionsSs styiss, in Sill. Som.
hasin' Merino. MossselaInss, Plsids. Apaocas, q.
rsss. stock of haad.ons' Wool. Stella. and other
Cloths. Cassmeres, vestin.s.
WITH Biack and Brown Cottons, Flsnnels, Embroi.
An Of winch will be sold without reserve. in lot,
or e Ssdnct 70 aug ny purchaser, ~
The ladies are invited to attend.
no damaged goods Will be sold, Eyerv article
del WALL & BARNARD, Aucts.
By @. w. BOTELER. Auotloneer.
pESEMPT0RY SALE OF DESIRABLE
s5a TuesPaY fr A fFffFEkkfs i5.E
t RSsosmos5 s.t At ~ Soock shall sell ia fsnt of
.na city q Sss t of e.
This VsIusb Stf iot :. rsSs o 81
mated The FIIsi Ward on the south side Of st: 81.
nssTeen i7ss and 18Th streets adjoining {esst the
g feet Ia. depth Of feel with f foOa On .II.y
In the rear, and contains 6.s54 square feet IL ~
nesr the fresldent,s Mansion and Pubic Depart
Terms OF sale: One fourth OF the purchase money
CASH the remainder, credit Of s, u, rs. and q
nontns, IoI notes satisfactorily secured bear,ns
intetest III the terms Of sale are not Dom led wits
wltsh tnIee Gays after sale, the propeTty will he
esoIu AZ tne risk and ex pense of the purchaser All
eonv eysnclng Al the cost of the purchaser The IL
def-d c. w. BoTELER. Auct.
III The ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
10 ~ n,Snnseauenoe OF the rain, until THURSDAY Az,
TEKN0ON, December 23i. at the same hour
oe Z. w. BOTELER, Auct'r.
III THE AROyE SALE IS FURTHER
siPoned to TUESDAY AFTERNOoN. De-
ceGe, - AT same hour, at which time it will posi
de "a CIV BOTEIEp Anal,
By ]. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneer,-
THUSTEE'S SALE OF LOT OF BRICK
~, AID 5RANirK STEPs.-Ou TUESDAY Az
IERNOON, Dec mber 23th, at O'Clock on,penp
s{xanls avenue ne At 10Th street. shall sell LOT
OF brlck. Cleaned and stacked, and number OF az
cent FIRE. ~ s " TAG ie-
Terms: $50 and under, cash over that sum .
creot OF sixty and ninety days, for satisfaetoriy
endorsed notes, bearing interest
BY order OF the Trustee.
De 4-d j. G.. McGUIRE& C0 Ar,..
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MARRIED..

nn the 2ist December, 1873, BY ths Rev. DI
and MISS SARAH INDIANA POWELL. daush
Ter OF Grafton Powell, Esq, of this CITY,
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A CARD Or THANKS.
Lam MOND, 4e4 7th street would tender m IN.
pubic his sincere thanks for their largely nors. 80
PatrS3nsgs and also inform them that be has st os
Years Presests for juveniles, m. msS,,ej mar
1890, ana even that wretched olassth old
'r,''.,"'' = .,..- a. e"~
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by WALL d BARNARD, Auctloneers,
AHSE STOCK OF PRIME FAMILY Gao

by WhLL BARNARD, AuctlOneers,
AR6E STOCK OF PRIME FAMILY GRO
THURSDAY MORNING, sSth instant st ten
O'Clock we vii sell, in front ofour auction room,
S S sn stfeet and Pa. avenue stock of prime
Barres eh1ed and Yellow Sugars,
Bags Rio and Laguira Coffee
Imperial, Young Hyson aud Gunpovdar Tea
Boxes starch, AdamantIns Candles,
bIoEn GastIe and Toilet Soaps
Salad Oil. Sardlnes. Pepper, Maecaroni,
Barrels prime Shad, box es Fish
~ I paokages Lay er and Bunch Raisins,
Prunes In glass jars and boxes
Figs IN drums and cases.
B Batreis h5e old Bourbon aud other Whisky,
Ru ravs ss;n 0rsrnay, Madeira and Malaga Wine.
So bushels Carter Potatoes in hags.
chewing Tobacco. Cigars and Wine
Nests Tubs, Sleeves, Meal Ruckets
with other goods in the grocery line.
is,ms: SS and under cash /; over that amount a
credit Of 50 and days for notes SAT- sfaotoriy an
dorsao al d bearing interest, va
de S-ts WALL & BARNARD Auets
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Loss Of the Steamer MetrepsII,.

CINcISNATI. Dec. 27.-The steamer Metropolis.
from Pittsburg, bound 10 New Orleans, went
ashore yesterday morning during a heavy fog :,
~ broke In two, and is now a complete wreck
NO lives were lost. The Metropolis had a cargo
OF nve hundred tons produce and Pittsburg man.
fractures The boat was owned in PIttsburg
and valued at $40 400. Insured for ala 600 The
whole loss Is estimated al 500 900
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TIE LATEST NEWs,
1y Telegraph Tor the Kysnins st.,
'nespeadent Line Of TeIesr.ye fra. u.,,-
fax 10 New Orle>p. -


the Couri.,r Dee e, E-Ths following appeared in
stiles, secretsyy =; Sve1 TIE signature Of John
.ns,,n me soltor Of the Boston Cour,sr. tn.
may neuc leiegrsph line, with N, eann.,,,..s
south has not been consoiidsted witS az
iean line OF telegraph, as reported ~ Ss,,-
ago nor whi aly such arrangement tale 49,
But the Union and Msgneuo line, wi,S g..
connections south and west, have formea , aueu
Tor twenty I'VE years with r. NJ Gi,horns - i ~.
proposed direct line between Boston ana N ,ii,s.
thus securing distinct and independent M,. -
communication from halifax TO New Orle.n.
Al meeting Of the directors and stoc I hola.
ers In New York on Thursday, this srrsneem~.t
was completed with NJ. Osborne, and the On !.
Pers duly executed. One capitalist took an in
teItst OF Us 600 In the Cape Ann and Yarmouth
cable, remarking that he considered "a the mo.t
important telegraph project on the Continent
ne line will undoubtedly be extended 20 Europe
wa the straits Of Bell Isle. The cable will firm
q suemarine connection between Cape Ann apd
laImooth, and the machinery TO lay Il viii prob
IDLY oe Manufactured In New York under Nr
Ssoornes superintendence, proposals having
zen mae 9y responsible parties In that city 90
are MADE, all price within the estimated cost -
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On q False Scent.

SAVANNAH, Dec. 27.-On Saturday . youno Az
rlcsn was caught by the United states oriciais
ana brought TO this city; but since then be has
manager 10 make his escape, and the orhcials
are making every exertion TO retake him-thus
lari without success. While, however, the on
clais are thus bothered about one scores are he
ing transported by railroads and steambost.
thIoug bout the South
The Marshal is here, and hi. resign,tion h,.
oeen requested; but he refuses to resign. He
VIII probably be removed from his once. al
tnougn II Is generally thought that his conduct
vestipation Aes@' IN
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LawIess Beings I'm Ksnss.

81. Lows, Dec. 27.-The Jefferson CITY Err
miner learns from reis Die source that Fori scott
Kansas, on the night Of the 18th, was attacked by
and the town taken and some Eve or sir ~ son.
killed. The object Of the attack was tb. release
Of one Of Montgomery's men, who was confped
uhoef an indictment for murder. IL 10 feared that
the town was entirely DESTROYED
IL Is reported that a band Of thieves and sssns
SINS from Kansas entered Vernon county Mi.sou-
u, ana killed David Cruise, and sole a LOT ofcat
e snu notses About the same time two parties,
On tee Little Usage river and stole a negro wo.
man took VIM. Lane prisoner and carried him
Into 'ne IerntorY, but released him the following
DAY. An express had been semi 10 The Gove,nrr
OF Missouri for assistance to protect life and
property. " INV
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"A PAINFUL AND LINGERI DEArH from ON, ma
tlonal scourse-the CoBsump tion-may be avertsd
q, tne tlmey use OF Mrs. M. N. Gardnsr's Indian
eine 10 sanctioned by "the faculty and prescribsd
OJ the BEST ply slolans. Ii il sold by all brugrstS
Boston. " AZ % Sn I s'''
WEDDING CAKES, very pretty and very oheap. at
streets. Ice Cream and Water Ices So cents Der
SooIt- de- Is I'm
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WATCH RETuRNs.-Alfred Newton, colored.
out after hours; fne and costs 80 Is Henry
Jones, cOlored, do; SO IS. Georgiana Ware.
drunk and disorderly; do. 81 6s Wm. Bailey
do workbouse 80 days. Edward Phillips, John
Williams No /, and John Williams No 2 va
grants; 80 days each
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CALLING In at the Government green house
yesterday afternoon, we noticed several lemon
trees heavily laden with their ripening fruit.
The principal flowers now I'm full bloom is the
EuPhorbia Poinsette, or Christmas Flower, a ma
tive OF Mexico. The green houses, we are glad
to say, exhibit the signs Of proper care and taste
on the part Of the management.
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FOUND DFAp.-Mathew Trimble, an old gen
tieman, for many years resident Of the Navy
YARD Hill, was found dead by his servant In his
sleeping room on Monday morning. He had re-
tired to bed In his usual health, and when found
was still dressed and appeared as though he had
been seated In chair whom death seized upon
him, and had fallen forward to the floor.
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RiCH iEWELRY-One of the largest stocks in
TIE olty. end most certainly the best quah6V AID
0weat pnees, 10 now offered at SSs Psnnsyivanis
svenRs, by - - : - -
ds& 80 u. o, HOOD,
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MOUNT VERNON PAPEKs.-The New York Led
ger, CONTAINING these Interesting paners iii ha 800
hereafter at four cents a copy Januarr nnmber ~
Harpers Magazine for 10 cents. sold at AdamsOn'a a,
.n opposite to the Post Office, and 9Th st.,
o4c uoof itom TcuQsyIVdnla Avenue.
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A TOUCHING TKsrINoNrAL.-Among the no.
tees In our columns Of Christmas gifts bestowed
upon irteachers by the pupils of various Of the
public schools, no mention has vet been made of
the handsome love offering made on Christmas
day to Miss Kate Mccarthy, teacher of Pri-
mary No 3, in the second district. by the infant
unknown to their teacher, Contributed Their
mites INTO the common treasury, and then pro-
ceeded 10 the home OF their instructress, and oh
taineo rom her mother lock Of her fathers
hair, which they took to the Messrs. Gait BRO "a
leweiry store, and had manufactured into beau
tIul iady's oreastpin, and on Christmas day pre-
sented II to their kind instructress
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FoR FIRST CLASS EsrABLIsHMxSrs in al, de
partments Of business, for holiday ,honni,. ).
zee our Alphabetical Business Dirprtotv an,
other advertisements oc'oiy ans
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The CRIMINAL couRr has adjourned over 70
Monday, the ID Of January.
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hENEABER the Sunday School Festival every
night this week at the Assembly's Church.
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NEW Gas LIGHT, portable or stationary, for
city or country. Is now exhibition every night,
between six and nine O'Clock at 363 Ninth street,
opposite Northern Liberties Market 60 and
skamins into It's merits, which strike US most
fav0Tably.
RKAR IN MIND the Fair Of the Ladies' OF Fletch-
er Chapel, every night, at the Northern Liber-
ties Engine House.
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, MOUNT VERNON PAPEns, by the Hon Edward
=, Sse'eu, ihe New York Ledger, containing
,', OF 'ae Mount Vernon Papers, arrived this
III i : nH al snlIlngtOn's bookstore. Price OF
sAS He1sei Aoui cents. Az
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ID THE AROVE SALE ia FIrRTuEp
postponed TO TUESDAY AFTRRNOON, be-
cempeI 20 AT same hour, AZ which time il will posi-
de "a q w pnrEI rD .-.,
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FfvpR AND AGUs! FKvER AND AGuE! FEVER
AND hGUR!-Emgrants an others who remove 10
the estefn parts OF the United States. COMPLAIN
IN oter terms Of the fatal diseases that prevail m
nose sections Some OF the most intelligent physl-
Siahs Dear testimony to this fact. Dickens the
SnmspeaIe OF THIS age, In picturIng Little Eden"
w estern settlement In q book callsd MARTIN
.ution was the Fever and AEue, winch had killed
Al wno had attempted to make permanent Tesi
uolce oi IT, MARX Tapley, VINO could oaIy be Jolly
9naeI the most gloomy oircumstances said that
eyer ara AEue had given him cause for more joIli-
.ndn ne would like to ex perience again. Dr Hos
teHers Celebrated BItters Is the on " cure for this
Sinois disease that We would reoomme nd to the
P4.HIo Iy them and be convinced Of their powers,
tor sale ~ All Druggists and dealers generally,
'eiJ"nefe' d23-eOdSt
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1RoCEEDfNGs OF COMMON COUNCIL.


November 10th, 1858.
The Council met At 2 O'Clock, P. NJ.
Present-Aldermen CARPENTER, COCHRAN,
Hills, LEWIS, MuRPHY, ROGERS, SHorxAxrn
and TREYNoR.
The Mayor not being present, Mr.. CocH-
RAN was called to the chair.
The following accounts were received and
referred to the Committee on claims.
Ono Of 81, 90 in favor of Robert Boyd.
One Of $4,000 in favor of D. X Reece.
One Of - in favor Of James Mithen.
One of $1,000 in favor of Honn 4 Nc
Clelland. .- ~ ..
Mr.. LEWIS offered the following Resolu-
ton, which was adopted: Il Is.
Resolved, By the Common Council of the
City of Council Bluffs, that the Supervisor
be, and is hereby instructed to construct
al Float Bridge across Indian Greek, at it's
junction with the ditch at Pacific Stable, in
order that the DRAWINGS of the stables may
be wheeled into the old channel of the creek
to construct a dam.
On motion of Mr.. TREYNoR, Committee
OF three was appointed to select 40 acres of
ground for Cemetery, and report the prob
able cost of purchasing the same. The
Chair appointed Messrs. TREYNoR, ROGERS,
and CAsADY, said Committee.
On motion Of Mr.. LEWIS, the Recorder
was directed to draw an order in favor of
B. HAcG, for the per diem due him as AL
dermgn up to the time of his death.
On motion the Council adjourned.
Attest: FRANK STREET,
CHu Recorder.
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Western Stage Company.

The Benton County Democrat speaking
OF some defaultIng mail contractors, pays a
merited compliment to the above company,
as follows:
Had 1t not been for the Western Stage Company
1'Pns ther stock upon the road the travelling
ever"
"hereupon the Des Moines Statesman
'dds-"And so might thousand communi-
lies IN Iowa say. "Had it not been for the
Western Stage Company" the State would
number One Hundred Thousand less in the
census, and would have been rated less on
The tax duplicate by millions. We wish that
company had every mail contract in Iowa,
lot no other contractors are or can be half
10 deserving"
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u On the 18th inst, Scott County, vo-
ea BY an overwhelming majority, to loan
me credit Of the county to the amount of
SS"',NSN, for the henefit Of Railroads cen.
tefing there.
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Dissolution Of Partner.htn-

7vHE PARTNERSHIP OF The FIRM OFFS. n. 80.
i rORTERFlELD, is this day dissolved bv mn,n.s
consent All persons having Claims sgainst the Am
Furniture Store occupied by him. ana All pcrson. H.,
acheed 70 the arm, will please make payment 10 II
fofteIneld who alone authorized to receive ard
Seap' ioe "s sAmo. JAMES FoRrEHrIELD,
.-..r SANI.. n. reQrExFIELp.
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Saint. Joseph Female COLLEGE.

Saint. Joseph Female College,
St. Jose ph, Mo.
wL. CAMERON, A. NJ, Principal Pyofessor Of
Ancient and Modern Languages.
LITERARY DEPARTMENT-wM. CAMERON, Mics
SARAH BELL. Miss EMMA PATTON. -
MUSICAL DEPARTMENT-Mrs. D. MCCONNELL Mrs..
4. F. CREssEY. Prof. OTTo BEHR.
A Ii THE VARIOUS ORNAMENTAL BRANCHES
n will be taught f desire) by competent teachers.
The course o: study is thorough and completes; and
but the very best teachers are employed.
The Seminary furnished with four splendid Piauos
and specia attention is devoted to the Musical De-
partnient, both Vocal and Instrumental.
The next scholastic year will commence the dret
Monday, tho 6th) Of September, and continue ten
months. without any intervening vacation.
Application should be made early As the number IN
limited to One Hundred, including twenty-five boarc-
ere.
EXPENSES:
Per Session Of Fipe Months.
Board, including furnished ROOM fuel lights s75 %
Tuition IN Collegiate Department. 20 %
VI 1idno VI ouAtaG.. '..................IV W
Oee OF ~ .......................o %
washing per dozen. .......................6U
Ornamental Branches and Languages, at ordinary
prices.
All bills be settled either by Cash or approves
Note This rule will be adhered TO strictly and il re-
qures but little reflection to prove its p,oprsety saa
importance.
For Circulars with particulars, address
wA. CAMERON, Principal 81. Jossph, No.
evacancy will be filled.
References.-Rev Nessrs. Parker md Bergen, Cns-
b.; Rev John Hancock and Horace Everett ESQ.
Council B,uds; Rev. Aesers. J G. fackler and ". n.
Irish, and Nessrs. J. b. Jennings J. W. To2tle,
John Calhoun, J. w. Crane and Cob W. B, Thompson,
st. Joseph, No. lv2ni7-2m.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-11-27

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would you buy some tasteful trinket A
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