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DR. w wEsTERRTELDss
KaEVER TONIC.

FOR the curs Of Liver Diseases, Dyspeu.
sia, Jauhaieas Disease Of tbs Kidneys, Raa
larged spieeas, BIIllous ohsiis, bowel
Complaints 81 lang ssastdIng, Costiveness
Inward pflss. Fuiihssa 81 Biood ia az
Head, AeidIty oftha stDnseh, Heart barn
throahing or bsalGng ahoHt The Stomach
In short, every symptom arising gron van
Of healthy secrakapn uf bile, is relieves
By taking this msdEeins.
SReglars accompanying each BotkEa, -
Price, 81 90 per bottle.
Eof safe by y. Geesaman A Co. Drag.
gasSa keansl BlaKs. iniy1Ime
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-27

1 Politeness goes great ways.--
Henry WGrd Bsscher says an inpudaat
clerk can do oIaoss as much injury 10 .
stoFs - she neglect Of the proprietor 70
advertise biz wares.
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NOTICE.

Ths undersigned having sold his sntirt
stock 6f merchandise to e. n. Craig q Co
aftsE returning bis sincere thanks FOR past
his purchasers to theiT consideration, and
astylse ali to "tEy themn before PURCHASING
elsewhere. JAS. HENSHALL.JR.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-27

gN Whsn psrson disputes with his
neighbor from their respective windows,
why is thsRe no chance Of their heEag
able to agrse2 Because they aEgaA
fgom asasgsal prenisss.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-27

- Seaas azihiiisas young pahlisA-
srs, IN Aaw York, copeaiyed and carried
oas sAs nossl idsa Of advsrtiaing nsw
work By aring hsssy sslass sg guns In
The park.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-27

TAa FaRenn IseaN IN MExaco.---MlEa-
mans fauead loan uk oAs per cent, apon
che eapitaI of ell pessons residing IN Msai-
90, mseka wish great opp0sitiea from the
fureigs rasiAeats. and the AsAeEiSan C0ge-
saa kaa protested againss It. A British
nsrchan8 Ia one Of the paris hsA by chs
ehaFrh paT ~. haa nesa sompsiisd 10 pay
SIS ,lDs30, lamadlasslY begsge EAa asrivm Of
Rrlksah man-aSv y aT in Ehs haEboE 1he
eomnander Il ones dsnanaad return qf
shs memeys a@d under the sltsFnaalve g .
honhAgdment be xpnsg yEas Fskarnsd.- -
In aan Iyaia pokesa Is was apsalY ana Easfs
y Askpcssl kea ~ 81 u gotepd Ioaa. alla
tIaa fosee ii - Assa Il paa csssnp afles
| wsfA sha - spa II sslF 1sskss T4e zata
MI ngosauaa al 1sask Nc 40 90 ID Sha
/ waaEs country AiFeaAF he laaA has sseE
/ b ~ AsAM sahsaaRt III Asas9 apscalaE Es0sls =
| gorss capitalists hays hoaEht u ap, ana,
| IL Mira sssan Rafas he dagg khsy will a..
sageaIy Eaaks aix ts esghE msIilbns eas q
$40 n1@zhasws
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-27

Il saYs MaaAAo. xnea Ypn knaw tbs kaE tU
sss pF5aEsksEg Ill an S9szE waEaa, d.
sss auess voa mzssl s aB ksSA SstEn II 50 s
ais shmnaxY. Getty. 4 Ma8st learned nmM
ss assesses - els. sklsas - - sisss
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-27


A WRALx.--Oaptain Psagsony of ths
seeauuvr asurgia, infozms as that when
nearing Old Point, on the way fron Bal.
timore yesterday aarniug, be observed
sOmsthing rise out Of the waser and dis
appsag again, which, FROM the appear
Rssce preseated, be took 10 be the ball 81
some wrecked weasel, thrown up By she
heavy ssa rolling al the tina. he pal
his hahn hard down V avoid i colhsion,
bus ID TsEy sooa aprsasd agains wAan %
discovered thas II Waa 4 real, siman pare
whale. The leviakhan rose some alx o.
eight feet above The surface 81 the wat
or, and ussd his spsutimg appaFasas,
khrewing kwp aEEaana some twenty oI
thirty fees high. He RaA wishin thirty
OF forty yards Of shs steamer, And -
distinctly seen by Capt. psarscn aEad
ssseral Of ths pasaeng gers p0rtsmoasA
Taasegsps.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-27

- HAniItoa, who shot his wifs u
81. Louiss she othsx dag, and thaa pat y
pistol hsii through himsslf, has died
from tAa injury sustained, His wife i
gasAiag wall.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-27
Trial aa sRekEee.

Fhs txiaI Of Daaiai &. Sieklss for tbs
shooting Of Barton Key, commenced al
Washington on she 4th iAst-x s..,FE
Ar. 8. plead "Not Guilty. in 8 firm
voice, The traverse Jurors we're then
ssverally called and passed npoR out Oi
q panel of thirty only Ave being selected
and sworn on Monday.
The most intense excitement prevails
IN regard to the Trial.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-27

/ TaR UsTTHD STGEEs AazY Ezk&s sNsl
REcRErrEEe SToRsEn.~En. paxsuanss n
orasFa from the War nspagtmenk, tbs
reeFuFsing ssryiss shFoak hoas sla Urised
States was dasSCmsinusd % saae aDsf5 aEss
Ths Eanks Of ahe Axmg Ara new mak aas-
III ful fer the Arss timsi II kwsmkg y&asas
huf there IS ! consida7abIe ok raaxuiks
frssn whsst 70 Gil fusars vAcMacs
The naasaAl prosperity aR saa koAFait-
ing basiaass may Be aEsgiAasma pakAiy
10 tha depressing a6set of the @aaneial
rssnlaions bat mainly 10 Ehs Increase
Eok shs soldiers pay about four yshss
sgog 50 - ths aesansly rsaGass i've
ssa@daFG ef aissan d0Rfam per ampnGh
for fooA, aad twslxs asllAsa fos eesais
~ ssxvics. -
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-27

- Thsyisld Ot maple sagas ID iieh.
igAn Aas bsaA - szssacsainazy this 800.
sea ahAs fzEzasEs ase selIlng ls kssm slz
% sisks seass per peand.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-27
SDR. III. JAMES. the Retired phJ

HDRs n. JAMES, the Retired Ply.
sicisn, discovered Rhile Ia the Easi
ladies', certain cure for Consumption
Asthama, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds
and general debility. Ths remedy wal
discovered by him wien his oaly child l
wzs cured and Is nov aliys aud well. lie
siroas Of bensftsing his fellow @oFtals, b.
viii send to those who wish It, the reel
pc containing full directions for making n
and successfully using this remedy, y
yREE, on receipt Of their name. Ad-
dress o, P. BaowM, No, 10. GEand%
street, Jersey City, Nj. 3m
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-27

3 60 ne Asad a0iaAAe 81 ne Unsl4d
gasSss A2aas - SlAs nhsass ef asasshs was
@lIb.6a@. Re siswes eaznAs Nsaa
60 - ssnl9 Aaz eMakEss &1llaE i1eas
81 00 worth aa ennAa wMEe s0Gma@s Aaas
Ing the amx1sg shlas u sks sozAas gAz
- msmah @aBa Ai9 esssasiM ]
lssmsss. ~ baaIiaa aspesssed daElna
- rkpslsA Mas Aagulg lgpwB ssaa y
20 fasass IL paslas - 4
zxSs fek new - % y
R'sa . as
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-27

poxz EvIL.--This disease, Ia tha ear
lisr stagsa of iee wg0wsh, ID eompletslg
nnaex the eonsrol 0f khs kallowiag sRs-
eiHas Alcohol, pint aam eampAeF .
ounces; oil Of haaaloek, aaaoab Oh 0E
sInYas. ] az. ounee Vanis tngpensins,
ounecs Apply With sba palm q IA hand
two os shrsa ktmaa 1 deys EnbeEag ~
tanner well NJ aAsh applaeakions Caa-
4inae tbs usa az aha remedy til ne
swelling begins 10 suhsids, and tas pees.
naaa ID Resapvesas ss ssa 4ss saA &.
III saay 81 asiasa that whsm ! Rssl svil
fa cured hy thia rnpallamk, 30 haxaa i
liable 10 return IS ths alssMaA. Bal
sas wmAma fszssNsHssag aaassA Dc Assga 90 40
wiH pr0vs eonainaally esszs.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-27
Baaarsaa EsIaaaa. laisa aaasaesl

Taa oaa aid nsw paelas railroad eosmpm-
Gniss haze ssnngosnisea her - Nee lSSea
AaeRsknekmKaay. Taa naa a@mpany ID 8m s@a
fasn psszesaIan AE she xoaa
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-27
TnA AxKagAsa anw aszzsn " slEzls.
WanaasnnEssn. Angal ID 4.

Iss@ge f8 kkssIA - siAla N faa SagT M
lsavsa 10 doshs pg deep EAla sssaxs asa
H. revq1assUn gE aaaa, Il n n@k kn1RH
y IL s kHs IL On slIle Ne bssEs ssss
8espn@a AZ ~ Saea.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-27

/ NJ IAa Iowa 0ss5 Rposaer eanss -
us shis weak xssaaly ealaxgsd - -
proved, makine u ona af no Aess Dasas
oaeasis newBpaBeea ia 90 Sta&s. Il So
ssxsstavy sssasnee ef Is popularity ~
susssss. - nass \ =.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-27

ss1eEss yos Iovs.-A ysang inEys
sasasa aR7m HaeSlslas, eezaufsaea saSssde
in Aaaansa, Ga., en- ths asah aaL, "
sAeossag AarsslE With ) pistol eAsssing
aImoss insEana death. The ssly ssassa
asasensa sur shs sanlaaisaEsn u aiths aAAs
ia assappelnsaa Iosas
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-27

YHM MMBAg &AaePss~ TAa uheaa ep@z 2s
tAis Keai On baaemas ma0xe amd saeNa nsaza
isips. Fields upon Which, 81 lAe rss
openazIg o. sffings scarcely 4 green apike
eOala be sssass aks ns& en- pzstszy 8oxs
sFsA wikh Rsumlng HssaaFas TAaxs hns
nos a saas ssaapn fsR maay Haasas beaa
3 Ane 4 prospees fsg ss1d eraps y RGsass
ne ohly al esssky ii kka2 s6a NsasszSs
Aesansnfs " shA gaHs ess yszsss I'D s9z
faEmaaas IRON aaasiaa d - easas lssaaaas
a lad Iass AL nozs 30 fsaE - -
aataeg haem rsuaeaisa hy im naDss
kkAn Eaie pSnAi aan0aak IS spx1nx M6aks
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-27

re CIV eass6AnR III sIah aaa.saa n =
! Ehas ahipas.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-27
EOM SALE al THE CKTE RkHkAM
COUNCIL BLUFFS.

B00o Sacks Extra FaEaily Flour, also
large quantity Of Middings, Shorts, and
Bran.
The highest uarks vTies In cash paid
for Wheat Sua22-S7ft
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-27

New Haax. April es--GsasaA r. MaF
gis. assIaasd tha csaassashae u nAsgs.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-27

I'M FLOWS aFoR SALE CAHAps
nay I2'5skf
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niasolmti0R Of Paramerslaip

The partnership Of the firm Of G. Dough
ty L Co, Is this day dissolved BY mutual
consent. All persons having claims a.
gainst the firm, will please prsssnt the
same for payment to c. DoUSHTE, at the
Hardware Store OF c. J. Fox All per
sons indebted to the firm, win make pay
meat to G. Doughty, at the above place,
who 10 alone authorized to receive and re-
ceipt for the sane.
G. DOUGHTY.
MILTON TOoTLE.
Council Blufg, June %, '5ss
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s1as nagr. ans yxsg paIa 1850 n ess u -
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10 cauhs &c aASA g@nsae eEeasg, 7E8 ezs s,
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sl .Bsa 1a IS dsa sEEa e bza
So sssa sia so 1ass
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-02
CONGR
Thirty.fifth Congressional Session.

In THE SENATE, yesterday, the Post Office
Appropriation bill was taken up. and various
amendments appended, among these were the
following Abolishing the frankins privilege;
increasing rates of postage reducing the SER
vice on the Buttcrworth overland route to
weekly trips; establishing a route from ST.
Joscphs. Mo. to Placcrville, CAL via Great
salt Lake City; establishing route from ST.
Paul : Mimi, to Pugct's Sound Washington
Territory; disseminating the mail from Kansas
City to Stockton, Cal; and authorizing the
Postmaster General, at his discretion, to dis
continue the service on any overland route to
the Pacific.
The bill was passed.
The Naval Appropriation bill was then taken
up, when among the amendments offered was
one increasing the appropriations for the navy
yards at Portsmouth, N H.. New York. Nor
folk, Pensacola and Mare Island in the aggrc-
gate about 5000, 900.
Without acting upon the bill, the Senate ad-
journed.
In THE House, the miscellaneous appropri-
alton bill, after being further amended in some
unimportant particulars. was passed.
The bills making appropriations for the ocean
mail service, for the Indian treaties. and for
the army. were considered i'm Committee of the
Whole, and reported to the House. Adjourned
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analytical Index gives instant access to any sub
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The Arguments on both sides of the great ouas-
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Proceedings of To-Day.

In THE SENATE, to-day, Mr.. Fitch from the
Committee on Printing, reported in favor of
printing the usual number Of tabular statistics
OF l. ;. manufactures, recently compiled in
the Census Bureau, but adversely to printing
the great mass Of details not included in the
tabular formula.
Mr.. THOMPSON. of Ky, presented the creden-
tiils of l.. w. Powell. his successor elect.
Mr.. Brown. from the Committee on the Dis
trict OF Columbia, reported back the House
bill IN relation to the Potomac water work.
and moved its immediate consideration
Mr. Bright moved to amend by providing
that the interests Of the Government be placed
IN the hands of Government officers. instead of
Joint management with the Curunrntiu5s of
Washington and youngstown; adopted
The bill as amended was then passed
On motion of Mr. Hunter. the miscellaneous
Appropriation bill was then taken up.
Mr. simmons ohercl an amendment to the
effect OF preventing frauds on the revenue i'm
the collection of customs
This amendment gave rise to considerable
discussion.
IN THE HOusE, to-day, bill TO organize a
judicial district in the State of Oregon was III
tempted to be reported from the Judiciary
Committee but objection Was raised.
Several private bills were disposed of
"A Senate Joint resolution creating the Office
VI '1cHioi Tag Olhcer Vi the United States
Navy, on the active list, and bestOwing such
rank on Commodore Stewart, was passed
The army appropriation bill Was then taken
up, with view to consider the Senate amend
ments thereto.
The amendments were generally non-cOn-
CURED in.
One of those concurred in was for paving
the State of Massachusetts S227 900 being the
amount of claim for volunteer services in the
war of 1912.
On motion Of Mr.. Houston the bill creating a
Judicial district i'll Oregon passed.
Mr.. Davis moved to suspend the rules to en-
able him to Introduce bill repeating the Eng
lish Kansas bill-not voted upon w hen our re-
port closed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-02

IL A young man named Orlando r. Parsons
aged about %, committed suicide at his boarding
house. in Baltimore, yesterday morning about :
o'clock, while he was in bed by shooting himself
in the head with pistol. II appears that he was
originally from Alexandria or Washington. hay
Ing some relations now living liz these places. as
we'll As in Georgetown and New York city He
had resigned 4 clerkship in the New York Pot
ONCE with the expectation of getting situation
in Washington under the G government but falling
in this and finding himself out of employment and
unable to procure any, he was driven to the des-
perate deed that ended his existence
This young man was employed several years
ago, as clerk in McGuire's hat store In this CITY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-02

IL The Delaware Legislature adjourned sine
die on Friday last The bill releasing the Dele
ware railroad from paying Sl31,OOO to the State
within eighteen years. was passed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-02

II THE BUSINESS OF CARVING, GID
ING, IOOElNGIiI.ASS, ORTRArF, and pic
TURE-FRAME MAKING will ho continued by
George Small. at the old stand, No 2S3 Pom. ave-
rue, Washington.
psf GEORGE l..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-02

Barometer at the Smithsonian, at a. m (cor-
rected for temperature,) 81. $50; at noon 81. $40
Thermometer. at a IN, IS; at noon 33s
Maximum during "a hours ending 9 a IN to-
day. AZ; minimum ga
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-02

IL They now employ white girls in the tobac.
60 factories in Richmond and Petersburg. Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-02
TREAsURER's MONTHLY srATEyyNT

"s =. ,4s It1s.s
daf Ifb ~ t fa
ecizztis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-02

NoHISArED.-We have every reason TO be-
"sVs that Robert Guild, Esq, was this morning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-02
MRS. FRANCES ANNE KEMBLE'S
NA , RtBBtADiSGS tR0M SHAKESPEARE

MRS. FRANCES ANNE KEMBLE'S
NA READINGS FROM SHAkSPEARE,
Al PHILHARMONIC HALL,
- Ina this city, viii take place as follows:
l. WedInesday Evening, Feb. ga Midsummer
Venice -
3 saturday Evening, Feb. aS-"Macbeth."
T. Monday Evening, Feb. 28-"As You Like n"
: Iuesdsy Evening, March I-"HenTy the FiFLthD
6. Thursday, March s." Hamlet"
- TICKETS ONE DOLLAR EACH
May 10 obtained at the Music aud Book stores NJ
the principal Hotels and At the Hall.
SubscrIptIon tickets for the SIX READINGS may "a
had for FIVE DOLLARS each at the Muse Sinrs
street. WIN '""
" An carly attendance is solicited rs no tickets
VIII lie sold ito insure quetnassD after the Rasdin.
COMMENCES; neither will - ats To reserved.
IL Tins course of n, ajings Will he positively
tho only aud last Mrs. kenhie will giva la MASH,
i"F.oh PioNInhs 10 nor l.aHent from public ie.
Doors open at quaIter before D. in; Reading
fo Pilot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-02
II DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
] HE Pa tnershp heretofore existing between
ShTh SMALL IL tins day dissolved by mutual CON
mt All parsons who indebted to said firm will
pay the IAN" IA George Small, who alone is entitled
t. Taces pa, ment, and those persons whom the
said hrm - indebted will call on him for payment
FREDERICK SMITH
GEORGE SMALL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-02

nominated to the vacant District Attorneyship
for this District. In the judgment Of all, ex-
cept those Immediately interested in the ap-
pointment of some other gentleman, we are
very certain that this selection of the Prcsi-.
dent viii be hailed with pleasure by all cur
fellow citizens, for there is no one better quail
fed or more dcservcdly popular among all from
whom the selection could properly have been
made.
JUDGE TANEv-The rumor which has been
going the rounds of the press that Chief JUS
tice fancy contemplated resigning his Judge
ship in the Supreme Court Of the United States
we learn from the best authority is wholly
without foundation. Chief Justice fancy does
not, and has never contemplated taking such a
step.
POSTMASTER GENERAL A. V. Brown, We
regret to hear. is just now confined and quite
indisposed, from an attack of pneumonia.
The WKATHER.-The following report of.the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
The time Of observation is about o'clock:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-02
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The UHioD has an article defending the
President against recent accusations OF the
Baltimore Exchange.
Also, an article in which i! urges upon the
present Congress not to adjourn without adop'-
ing measures to maintain the credit and honor
Of the Government
The same paper publishes and comments ia
vOrably upon the letter of Secretary TOucey to
the Naval Investigating Committee.
The InteYigsncSr is devoted to Congress
sional proceedings and news to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-02

REAL RETRENCHMBNT AND REFORM The
Senate, last night put upon the Post Office APP
preparation bill an amendment abclishing the
Thanking privilege, and increasing the postage
rates. AS concurrence in it by the House will
involve death to Buncombe congressional Ia
bors and publications, the action of that body
upon it will test the sincerity of professions of
disposition to ecOnomize and reform public
abuses on the part Of not a few members who
are very noisy and frothy on the subject lis
adoption will save the Treasury at least five
million dollars per annum-the expenditure of
which is now positive and most glaring injury
to the public interest in other ways beside be-
ing dead and wholly unnecessary loss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-02

ADJUSTMENTS.
WASHING TON THEATRE
Decided success Of the brilliant continuation.
MISS VANDEN HOFF.
Only daughter Of the celebrated tragedian Mr. Jshn
VsndenhOn, ESQ. aud
MR.. SWIM BORNE.
Who will appear for the hrst time
THIS EVENING, March ?.
In Miss Vand-hhoH-s fye-act play OF
WOMAN'S HEART,
Which has been a success both ia Europe and
America.
IL The heating Of the kouse has been entrusted
to MIR. Woodward, OF this city. Who undertakes 70
render II as cosy and comfortable as any private
freside.
NJ The Orchestra has been strengthened and
will play each week a variety of new Music
IL In future Box-Office will be open an Theatre
where seats be secured In
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BALLS, PARTIES. &c

N Our NAME ~ OUR MOTTO
dNOTl E-fhe fret GRAND COTIII0N
fAhTh ol the FIR Ii HEARTED GLIB %
VIII take pace on MONDAY EVFNiNG %
March 9Th, lsJ4. at ThOrn's Building -
tickets 5bcents, admitting a gentleman andl-..k,
iIlIts. II
'HlE SECOND GRAND COTIILON PARTY
oi the DOUGLAS CI.UB Will takr Mace "a
AT iiaImony Hall, on ID st., bct. i2th aud 18th -
1854. -"0'S" d. <
Cents ~ e' nv
= Floor H, Marases.-J. II. Kennedy. J. o. Ksers. T.
-. D'~0iiSA' e. - w"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-02

TIE PARAGUAY ExPEDIrIoy.-The State De-
partmcnt is in receipt of dispatches from
Commissioner BOwlin, under date of the 2Sth
December. He announces his intention TO
proceed to Asscncion on the Goth of December
from MontevidcO. lio alludes to the proffer Of
mediation by Brazil which he refused, as hay
ing no authority to accept it. The indications
were favorable that an amicable adjustment of
the Paraguayan difficulties would be effected
Everything in connection with the squadron
was going on well.