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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-02-02

We iawiss attention to the following
letter from HrRAR PRtcE, Treasurer and
SecgssAry Of the Mississippi and MissOu-
ri Railroad Company. We copy it for
the purpose Of showing thai the Com
pany srs pushiag the work as the East
end Of the route, and that the Company
did give tsB0nd and Security 10 complete
SOME IS miles more Of that read on the
way from Iowa City to Des Moiusa with
in the next seventeen months" the as
sertion Of their Agents here, publicly
made 10 the contrary Notwithstanding.
J. TsssdaLs Editor la the 0skalooSa
Herald of ths l4sh inst, End letter
dated Dss Moines, Dec, 1858, from the
Hon. Chaa. Mason, the object Of which
appears to be to exhibit TO the people Of
Iowa generally, and 10 citizens OF Polk
county particularly, the many great and
peculiar advantages OF the Railroad
connection by way of Burlington and
Keokuk over one BY way Of Davenport
Mr. Mason admits that the route By Ds-
venport il nearer 60 Chicago, than By
BurlingSon, bua thsA Eha gFSand is 90
mach smoother towards Burlington than
il ID in the direction of Davenport, and
for th&s reason be concludes the BurlinK-
ton route must be preferable, Again.
aif. Mason admits that at Davenport
there is a bridge over the Mississippi,
| and everybody knowing that fact gives
the shipper Of stock or produce Of every
kind, vugy great advantages over any
route, whose only dependence for cross
| ing the river Ia d ferry, which at seasons
of the year when the river is fall Of ice
cannot run at all. Bus then Mr.. Mason
expects to have this advantage Of Daven-
port over Burlington removed In one or
| two ways. To wit Either tear down
the bridge at Davenport, or build one at
Burlington, and Of eourss the people Of
Polk county, and all other counties in
lows interested in this matter, can wait
| until one or the other is done.
|. Thea again Mr.. Mason says that there
is only hfty-shree or hfsysfour miles OF
Eoai on the Davenport route aud no ina
mediate prospect Of increasing thu length
I do nos know what Mr.. Mason may call
an Gmnaedtats prospect, iohly Know that
the Company have given bond and seeu.
rity 10 compIes some SIS miles more of
that road on che way from Iowa City 10
Dies Moines within she next aeyenteen
months, and know thai the contractors
are. and have for some time, been as
work On it. hir. Mason might have
know these things also, II he had wished,
and ID IL also certain thas be should have
tried TO know something about the facts
before be made any such statement, cal
| culaka il B3liaTsd. to do the Company
! baiiding she road no good.
! Ff sha people Of Burlington wish 20
bald Railroad TO Des h8ofnes, / know
Of no reason Why they shonld not do 30.
Bat we Of Dayenport and Of shs ID. q d !.
bRAilroad GoEpany, do not wish 70 be
miagepresented. II. PKlGks
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-02-02

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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-02-02
Dec. 20, 1888,
STATE OF IOWA, L.
Pot.awattamie County %
TO IA. w, HARGEk.

You are hereby notified thu. o. E.. -
day OF August, 1858, there wa ed e e..
Once Of The Clerk Of the Dis,r.ct {. ~
ia said county, the Petition OF y 7
Baldwin, claiming OF you the sun {. -.
Hundred and Fifty-thFes Dollars vi =
tsrest aAa costs at saik, a. money due 90 4
proRa aaory Rots, executed by you a. Is
On day Of June, 1851, and due Oh. q.
after date, the principal Of which 5 - q
Hundred Dollars, with a credit Oh q. So.
of Three Hundred aud Fifty Dol as
And unless you appear and answer tas...a
On or before the morning Of IL ss.9-.
dag % tAe tsaxt Tegm OF the District Csg+
10 be begun and held in said county a. =.
First Monday of February, 1888 Il 5'
city Of Council Bluffs, said Stats, Jg.gz'a:
will be rendered agatRst yoa there A
writ Of attachment has also been lsg- j.
sail cause and youp property, To- wa--lls
Northeast quarter Of Section Ne EZ2.
teen, Township "a, North Of Rag Z:
West, has been attached and Will b. .t.s
10 satisfy said claim.
. CLINTON L BALDWIN,
70. Attorneys for p
!, C. P. kellogg, Clerk Of the D,s1S:
Court, for said county, do hereby ,s.Ll,
that the original notice in said oa.s' ga
returned By the Shsrtfof sail co4.I o.
the 9th day az August, 1888, no. ss-T%
for the gaasan hat the said h. ". H'E'
could not be found La said county, az "a
at the September Term of the sad C.
fog the rear 1855, publication OF Il: A,.
noklss was ordeEea 10 be made Ia tn CO
Gil Bluffs Bagie.
-.Es- C. p. KELLOGG, CIy'S
Dse o. 1858. -
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-02-02

TwKgFT TE0gsANp DOLLARS STOLEN
The Cleveland (o.) Plafsdsalsr, og the
26tb says 30
On Friday sTsning stabout Id o'clock,
three mea euasfsd tAe oGlcs Of che srsas-
urex 81 Coah0csoa cOanty, ono engaged
ths aEssnsioa III the trsaspgsr while The
oshaes appssa0Asd fsoH hshina and
sthvewing shawl osex his haad held him
swhsls The Art fObbsd him Of biz kass,
opened Eae saEs and took shsrefEom 80
900 end asaauspsd. ofths abOss o. 900
wae IN gsld aua silver, Oil 900 On Baltic
;raors. I'd, bapka, and ne balance moss
u d Harriaea Ocanky Bsaaeh Back ss
0aais. Oa ssarse Tho sseaaxrsR - oaaas
aasasA sua ger Nike eaaalaghSRy and ig
hss laas dons dysrhaui tAem, they ars
sale enough. "a 80
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-02-02

Ii our issue Ill The alh IL - rses-
rod u she fass, saa Ahs sEs =
Salt Laks and saz psst y s.
mail for his q ID a,aaary
81 here, i Aash ann = e hAse =
sent 10 81. Joseph q lnasp eass, =
Missouri thsas randaEsng Car hssash q
Of sAs salt Lake mai goasp lnepssatlsss
Our able and indsgasigabls ssaascs, e.
W. JoNas. upon Discovering our coza-
plAins, promptly lalA i beanzs - -
parsnsns. The rsanla vas, ssiaa ths De-
pssssnsns svar nlaafnl u We naersssa q
The whole uaiOn, psomptly ordsrea aaa
Posi- Asasacs Al saltI ska q hAg tbs nal
20 thai ali matter sded Tor 0ounsii
Bluas and peinss EsAsa, aheala b sent
from 1T. Ksarney. Below We puelish
tia correspondence.
Posg 0vEacE DgRARTamsss
gonkyacs 0fa0e Jan. l9s 1888.
SIN The DepassasnA hasho-day -.
dressed letter 10 she posa Mastes !
Salt Lake City, Ussh TsExissEy, ofvhiel
tho snslossa L aopy, On he subiess d
tho complaint contained In the Edsior
aloaa tbs weekly sBagls' sk.taauaRy %
| 1859, pablishsd 81 OOunoil Bluas- Sub
nittsd by Jon On yesterday,
Very Respectfully
Your obi ssrv't,
..~ WIZ. DIrNDAs,
| I'd Asst 2. NJ. GsnH,
Hon, GHo. VI. JoSEss
| u. s. Senate. .as
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-02-02

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ssssim@ asgsa a. payssg his enmpgsls0rs,
rss0a voc 10 szimsszaa - haips mna @ma
his oasn zaaaassss - ssaaea MAza Ii
! sgsaaseasa Il hia SsaaaapEt - sypa aass
samEw@a.A aa .siGsa IaNaa 80
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-02-02

Eaae Proposed Investigation.
. soms hare Supposed thAs kAw inVssti-
gstipn Of sounty Affairs - onIy 10 sm@
brass shs kegm Of ufkes esthspressns in.
camb4nt bsa We uuasssssnd It 10 intend
I'd - he cOhaplsss and thorough invss-
sigation Of the pounsy atsasHs,l 30 far -
il il possible 10 10 se,psoammsHsisg nj
she organisation Of the eoauty Isisex.
peessd however that "a sxespination Viii
be bad into Che asts q the pRassns in.a
eumbeas Al ones, 10 sash 50 sxtsmt ~ 20
shsw Swasthss suoh extensive and klafing
tsOrrsps ion sxists ~ Il reported about he
Msreess. sassa seai,x 4sst Is
Z Fog eaR own para, ws wish the aess Of
sdAk county Judge, saFsfuHy ssrusiuiz-
ed, isany eorrupsion, Of naisna ii genasus
b Uncovered shal i b. sspszted. ssssa
For he laaA four ysassy svsss imsuaa.l
bault ii tAs a&ss u Cvausy Judge, hssa
bean Argsd viss sOsFurgscs ia mal,.
fsas saee In oassss md ws ahiak shaa a.
Ii high sanes slaas shs susisss bs issssGa4
gated nd ahs guilty. pei BIZ bF0ug
% .asass, " ihas 4 foahd ganpssa hsl
sapS ahapgd - paAlislz baasassass I'D
she ,psapas aaaasAaa saaA asas aaass somsl
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-02-02
TO Emigrants,

We woald say, that we design keeping con.
SANITY On hand, a large and complete az
sorkFnpnE 0f
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-02-02
Of twelve Runaway
-. Negroes

THREE WHITE Mem ARIES FED.
Byra lsttss from W. " WISELY, Esq.
datsdz WI eaton. Jaauary 9Sah, we learn that
twelve runaway aegross were saptnFsd, q
few miles from Lawrence On the night ct
the 3 kh. By q party Of eleven msR from
Weston, who arrived at the latter named
place with the slaves at about IL O'Clock
on the uight Of the 25th. They also
brought with them three white men who
were assisting the negroes in making their
escape. Tne negroes warB'ih wagons and
undar the charge Of Dr.. Doyls and his son
who undoubtedly intended taking them
through Nebraska and Iowa and thence by
the nearest Eeake TO Canada. Great eK"
element exists ia Weston, and the men
who were caught with the negroes, may
probably have Summary justice meeted
out to them at the banda Of an enragsd pep
uiaes.-St Joseph Gasstts.
DousLAs' OHxFIHAcv.--Ths Louisville
Dszacsat thus speaks Of the trouble which
Douglas, BY bis Obstinsey, gives to the
black republicans:
The republican papers (eolored) are not
pleased with Douglas cow at all, He ia
ailsuk. He atteads to his own business,
aud leaves others to attend to theirs He
laughs at the act Of oastihg him out Of
Eha position Of Chairman Of the Committe
on Territories. He does act approve Of
the late attack On the Administrator by
the Chicago TssRss, aad doss not iAtead TO
attack the Administration hImssf. This
Is set down as very wrong, not to say In
discreet a. 1t would crafty the opPosi-
zion to have a Eanss generally for their
bsnsht We don't believe the Senator from
Illinois will 60 out Of his way TO please
them. He Ia their life long opponent,
and they are his. They have nothing to
expect 0f hln, nor he ofthsm. They hap
paaed, from party interest e bs In bis way
on Leeomptou, and be did not quit his path
and take through the woods to avoid thea.
With the opposition Of the Admtntstra-
ton, they thought they had him dawn, and
done their best 10 finish him, and failed
They may take it for granted that he viii
not please them. He has 90 occasion to
attack the Administration. Why should
be ? De they rot suppose be woaid have
tina bad tasla to seek personal revenge af-
ter his own political triamph9 He is In
the Senate toTsprRasat the State Of Illinois
not to attack administrations that are not
Ia the way Of his political duties.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-02-02
ar rgs SALE.

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Bg virtue ok an Execution to mt a+%
esd lEom The oAses 81 The Clerk Of the ~
Erlct Court u Patkaw amIe county, i. ~
1 SHAH proceed to asil on Friday TOE - ~.
aay In February, 1853, batwesn the aeT'
II llg oscloek A H., aud 1 eseIoek 7. - >
81 said aag, In front of lbs IgeasaiG :
nsasee Il roaneli BiuEEs, tbs f6lio vim !. Z
seEfhsa RAaI Estate % J ~ Aadrrws|
wik--~ A#A o. A.
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arasess gubaiyisor. souaaoaly sailed y
Beaii Tract, togeEher Nska the baiia''F
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-02-02

MAEsHYtKLp.-Danisl Websser's lass
residence lies abons twelve miles un
the coast, next TO Boston from plym-
oalh. As all nan know, it Is called
Thomas Farm, containing some shons-
anHs OF Aeres. The mansioS hoase IL q
plain, what Ii called gamhreled haild-
inG and in many Of its dataila remains
as its great master left ii. Hers il his
ane library, with bis books and pictures
- ne had them arranged whan b. died L.
Here also is bis hunting. room, with his
sAhing tackle and his sea clothes, old
slouehad hat, and his sailors' boots and
jacket. Il Is told how be delighted ta
80 alone On the grsas deep. and hald
converse with wind and ware, end kalk
with the thandaxa a. IL thay wsgs his FL
der brothers. AZ Dartmoakh College.
falling 10 nbtain s0mo eoyeksd pgixe. hi
took the ordinary diplozna, aud tors ii
70 pieces saying 10 tha students around
him, z NJ industry mar maka ms !
great man, but shis missrabl parchment
cannot.n This was tbs texS az which
bis whole life Was she ssrmon. COvYss4
posdsnca Of tAs prssbyteriaa.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-02-02
COUsCzE. BLUFFS, low.

The above goods, Together with ,....
va ietyo plain and fancy Grocs-ts, ,.''
be sold at small advance forcs.L w.
oct 1851
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-02-02

Hanss ssaos w goKsa. gAwss gmasa4l
FxHsss Eaaasaoa Aad u :. d -, e
viii s ear EAaaks soF sesess i 81
ossea.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-20

RIsISG MAN,--rhere is Marquis now
in ia7ana, within twenty years, commeuc.
ed his career as doorkeeper, whicb is con,
sidered very humble occupation lie suer
ceeded in marrying the daughter Of a weal-
thy Portuguese though strongly opposed by
the father lie bought title and great
GROSS Of honor, and aspiring to an Office in
the army, bought the commission Of Colonel
lie now rides in his carriage, attended by a
crowd of seryitors, and may often be seen
at the opera in full uniform, covered with or,
ders, though can safely assert that he has
never carried musket or welded a sword
in defense of the crown have been told
Of number Of similar cases, and there Is nc
question Of the truth Of it--[Hayana Cor
Hartford Times
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-20
Allileration'g Artful Ana.

@AAAAsNAbbAbh al bAAA AANu
A gentleman about publishing book EN-.
bracinR extracts from many authors, requested
an eminent divine, whose native viii is as bright
as his eloquenee is powerful, to write title
page for it, who CON, lied aud handed 10 tho
following;
Astonishing Anthology from Attractive Au
thors.
Broken Bits from Big Bugs Brains.
Choice Chunks from Ohaucer to Claiming.
Dainty Devices from Diverse Dirpctons.
Eggs Of Eloquonce from Eminent Essayists.
Fragrant Flowers from Fields Of Fancy
Gems of Genius Gloriously Garnished.
Handy Helps from Head and Heart.
lllustrious lntellecls Impertinently Interpreted
Jewels ofJudgment and Jets OF Jocularity
Kindlings to Keep from the King to the Kitchen.
LOosened Leaves from Literary Lanrels
Magnificent Morsels from Mighty Minds.
Numerous Nuggets from Notable Noodles.
Oracular Opinions Ofiiciously Offered.
Prodigious Points from Powerful Pens.
Quirks and Quibbles from Queer Quarters.
Rare Remarks Ridiculously Repeated.
Suggestive Squirts from Several Sources.
Tremendous Thoughts on laundering Topics.
Uuerances from the Uppermost for Use and
Unction.
Valuable Views in Various Voices.
Wisps Of Wit in Wilderness of Words.
Xellent Xtracts XactlY Expressed
Yawnings and Yearnings for Youthful nm
KEGS.
Zeal and Zcst from Zoroasler to Zimmerman.
boston Gazsue.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-20
Sons of Malta.

Within q short time past, our ears have
become quite familiar with the good deeds
performed by. the organization known as the
"Sons Of Malta" which, though by no means
a modern institution, has of late years at
tained widespread popularity in our coun.
try, by the unostentatious manner in which
it aooomplishes its works of charity. We
have on more than one occasion made refer.
ence to the Order, as opportunity presented
itself; but, really, the repetitions of its good
works which we frequently hear arc 80 nus
merous, that to record them all would be
like tale told twice." As the charities
performed by it are in accordance with the
Scripture injunction, to "let not thv left
hand know what thy right hand doeth, -
many surmises and speculations are in
dulged in as TO its doings and objects and
in order that our readers may be fully post
ed in regard to it, it may not be out OF place
to give short account Of the order, and
whence 1t sprung.
In the year l04S some merchants of Mem.
phis, trading to the LeyGnt, obtained leave
Of the Caliph of Egypt to erect n house for
those who went on a pilgrimage To Jerusa-
lem. They erected hospital for tue sick,
A. d., ll04, when they obtained the name
Of Hospitallers, A. D., lllS, they became
military order, and many persons Of noble
blood entered their ranks. Alter the Chris
tians had lost their interest in the East, and
Jerusalem was taken, the knights returned
to Margett, Arce and Piecoss, which they
defended in 1910. The order of the Sons
of Malta. Of which the Lodge in our city
is a branch, and which embraces 30 many
of our distinguished fellow citizens, is n di.
rect representation Of this former military &.
religious order. The Island of Malta is still
in possession Of the "Sons of Malta who
rent it TO the British Government as a place
of deposit for military stores, is, hOwev.
er, contemplated by the Grand Lodge Of the
Union 10 erect thereon magnificent retreat
for those whom long service in the order
and old age have enfeebled All "Sons'
familiar with the history Of the order will
remember that II was one of the early Sons
of Malta, Publius, who entertained, in the
most hospitable manner, st. Paul, when he
was shipwrecked on the island whence they
derive their namo We do not know that
be held any Office in the order, but he is
described us the "Chief Man Of the Island.
The Sons of Malta have a deep design IN
their organization. They may startle the
world some day with an achievement no
biliant, having all the attributes of noble
ness and purity, which are the primo lunc-
tions of the order, that all mankind will
look on with blessing and applause. Many
of their charities are known to lhe world,
but very many remain secrets in the ORDER
Baltimore Dispatch
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-20

How TO Go Ir.'-Go itstrong in TIE praise
of the absent Sono Of it will be sure to gel
around.
Go it strong when you make love to avid
ow. More people have erred by too little
than too much in this particular.
Go it strong when taking up contributions
for a charitable purpose. 1t win pay.
Go it strong when you make public
speech, Nine people out Of ten never take
an allusion, unless it cuts like short hand,
led whip or rhinoccrns COW hide.
Go itstrong when you adyertise-business
Is Ike architeeture--its best supporters are
eolumns.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-20
DAILY ENIPTRE.
PIKE's PBAK

Ala TON MOORE.
Five hundred miles from our border. west
On desert bare and cold,
a youthful hero, shabbily dressed,
10 Ye Rocky Mountains onward pressed
And heavy hand cart rolled.
Away to ye land Of gold he gocs--
His feet were blistered and sore
Past bounds Of ye fierce Arrappahoes.
Aud herds Of unwary buffhoos,
That never saw man before.
And at evening when he sought repose.
On ye prarits damp and bleak,
He lay where ye sweeping west wind blows
From ye mountains aud hoary froze
ie breath on his downy cheek
AT early dawn from his cheerless bed,
And his blankets frosty fold,
With limbs behumbed, and an aching head
lie started up-and ye gray wolf fled
Aiar TO her secret hold,
lie toddled along from week to week,
And numberless hardships bore
Till weary at last--l heard him spaak--
"Oh when shall see ye lofty peak
Aud valley of golden ore2"
lie saw ye Peak" aud yellow haze
Quick over his vision rOlld
Ye mountain seemed in golden blaze.
And every rock around It's base
A nugget Of shining gold
With a cry Of joy he seized his pick,
Aud struck SO terribly strong
That SO mountain shook at every Click"
Aud ye echo rung on "Cherry Check"
Like that Of ye Chinese gong,
Resolved to ascend ye lofty Pei
He "clum" yo slippery side
And gained ye top but iaded pnd weak
He slipped and fell-wiih frantic shrek
On ye awful PIKE--and died.
Aud now, from ye miners lonely camp,
Is seen on ye mountain high,
Atmidnight dark, like dim street lamp,
Ne "orlul" ghost OF ye bold young scamp,
With ye PIKE stuck 10 its-thighl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-20
Spring sEtgItMeSv!!
Silk and Fancy Goods! +!
Imported for the Spring and Sum-
mer Trade of 1859!

llllIoTJeu Ior Cne Oprlng and Sum.
mer Trade of 1859!
! WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO EN-
| w hiblt to the Merchant and Millinery Trad,
visiting this city stock Of
millinery, SILK, White aud Fan.
cy Goods, Indies Dress TrlIn-
innings, &c, &c,
All OF this Seasons nportation which we feel con
hdeht cannot be surpassed either for Novelty style
or LOwneas OF Price. In the West, aud WE Pho disI
To DUPLICATE any Eastern iii, with the trinlnp
addition OF Freight or Exchange. We show on oul
FIRST FLO0R-A stock of English, Bel.
gian and Swiss Braid; Straw, Cactus, Nea
politan, ] issue, Canton, Chip, Willow, ltali
an and other Laces; Arizonia, Palmetto
and an endless variety of Fancy Styles oil
l3onnetsi Ladies', Misses and Children's and
Infants Boomers, Riding Hats and Tur-
bans, unsurpassed for beauty and STYLE
Also, Ruches, Of every style and price.
On our
SECOND FLOOR Bonnet Satin and
Taiietta Ribbons, Black, White and Colored
Dress, Bonnet and Florence silk, Modes,
French and English Grapes, in Black, White
and Colors Dress, Mantle and Lustre Trim
mings and Facings, in every variety; Dress
and Fancy Buttons, Bonnet aud Ribbon
Wires French and English Laoe, and Rio
Mic Mitts Kid, Silk and Lisle Gloves and
Gauntlets, for ladies and Gents, Linen and
Cotton Flosscs Sewing silk, French and lln
glish silk and Cotton Illusion; Silk, Cotton,
lisle, Brussels and Spot Nets; Bobbinet,
Stills and Paris Nets; Shawls, Mantles and
busters choice variety of Imported and
OF our own manufacture On our
THIRD FLOOR-Are French and Ameri,
can Wreaths, Leaves and Flower Materials
Black and White silk, Linen, Lisle and Got.
ton Laces, and Edgings, of every variety
and price; An elegant stock of Embroider-
les, embracing everything New and Choice
for the Season. Blond, Cactus and Straw
Trimmings, and Laoes, OF every description,
French Lace, Chantilly and Colorcd Veilo
md Festings; Ladies' Gents and Childrens
Embroidered, llamstitchcd, Plain and
Printed, Bordered, Linen and Muslin Hand.
kerckhiefs; Gents Cravats, and Neck Ties,
DC On our
FOURTH FLOOR-Plain, Striped, and
Plaid, Jaconet and Cambria, Dotted Figured
and Plain Swiss, Book and India Muslins;
Nanisook, Victoria Lawns and White Bril-
liants and Dimity, Parasols, Silk and Grape
Bonnets, Also, few Of the choice French
Pattern Bonnets, for Milliners
WeAIe satisfied that We oner such Inducements
TO their Interest TO make their purchases with us
CIfAS. q. DOHERTY < CO.
No o. Pearl street, bet. Walnut and Vine North
side, Cincinnati mii7-2m