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INTERESTING TO THE BEABDED.-A writer in
the Boston Post has the following pithy COM
municatiOn:
have seen il stated somewhere that there Is
an intimate connection between the nerves and
museles of the face and eyes, and allowing the
beard to grow strengthens the eye. 1t is said
that surgeons in the French army have proved
by experiment in Africa that soldiers wearing
the beard are much less liable to disease Of the
eye. and il is generally conceded that il is n
protection from disease of the throat and lungs
II is asserted that in countries where il is the
custom 70 wear the beard, the eye retains its
lustre and brilliancy much longer. 1t may be
arguel that females do not suffer more than
the males from disease Of the eyes, &C., but it
must be admitted they are much less exposed
90 the elements. What did the Creator give
the lords Of creation a beard fOrl Certainly
not to support BARRIERS. There is just as much
sense in shaving the head as the chin.
NJ The Rattan Courler saws that several mem
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ID ten mile race is to take place over the
Hartford course on the ath Of May, between the
Dalton horse and Lady Gilbert, for 81 600. r.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

sAER BRICK Xsrf One
sitps.sd on west side 2ist street vest between 6
and and II north tyO on IN the south side Of St north
she and sh sests wss and
ShsT between "a Sa and 3st streets vest two sd
on north side New York avenue, between 18th and
tsth streets west one ON north side street north
side street between nth and ith west; also sew
era Elthn the vicinity ei the City Hall, and others
Sf LOIS sS and 'FfRs RA%T pqRi6I EaSHss
in different parts of the city, and at various
Apply to POLLARD WEBB, No. so lad story
east Of .th street, and over Harvey. 4 Co.'s Hard,
F'5s G68 SiHLi aRBRSo BRo TO- c9xtE 9nr
A VALUABLE FARM FOR sALE--situsted
IN ,Ss HSsspss about % & mes from
and Littlc Fails roads consisting of In2 acres In
SS, shs ,s.s%';s; RI RIcilAkD$ GSraeI
VAkbTAsIE 3, EARN rs, T9R
from this city, and the d stance from Alexan-
se and am we IN sSssR sR as
under fence, and large orchards of the best varieties
tarms ss viii ss ads SerT EASY to sE pune
nhasers and, II desired, the farm VIII h he Gyded.
Architect, Penn. avenue. 23-tf
LTOR SALE-Two BRICK TENEMENTS in
l. Georgetown, pleasantly situated West ST.,
in the midst of agreeable and polished society.
and convenient to tho best schools and churches.
sum Of money will be taken which will give to the
purchaser. in rents 10 per cent. Terms: One-fuurth
cash, and the balance in p and years, with Inte
rest half yearly. Mr.. II. M. Hanson, A gent of Fire
Insurance Company, 9TH street, will dessn snate the
+. b. ADDISON, Agent,
mar 10 eotf Alexandria, Va.
EOR SALE-A variety of BUILDING LOTS,
Il on terms accommodating. Also, FIRE RISKS
taken upon Dwellings, Stores. Merchandise, and
Furniture; Inquire Of DAVID MYERLE, No.
Todds Building. mar 10 eo2m'
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR
RENT IN WASHINGTON CITY FOR A
TERN OF EEARS.-The undersigned will lease
to satisfactory tenant for FIVE years from the 18th
west corner of Penn. and Ilth street, which
for nearly five years past has been well known as
the largest and most successful boarding house
the Federal Metropolis Its position on Penn. ave-
nue., about midway between the Capitol and Presi-
dents house, and its Immediate proximity TO the
WASHINGTON Theatre and Philharmonic Hall one
both of which Is open nearly every mig ht in the
eligible in Washington city for hotel kept the
European plan Its sleeping apartments can easily
be arranged To accommodate one hundred persons
comfortably with lodgings; while it's cooking,
dining, and restaurant apartments can be
ranged to accommodate even a far greater number
on the European plan. The entrances, public and
private, will be on 1th street, within 80 feet of Penn.
avenue, and nearer to the Theatre and Philharmonic
Hall than Others that oan be established. For in
WALLACH, Star Office, Washington city.
mar q
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By Wall & BARNARD. Auct,oneers.


EXECUTORS' SALE OF VALUABLE Bull
~ DING l.ors AT AUCIIoN.-On WEDNESDAY
AFTERNOON, nth instant, at 81 O'Clock, we will
SELL the premises, the following described van-
able Guiding Lots, beonging to the estate of the
Lots To- IL, 10. and ~, subdivisions Of Square 1873,
fronting each on 18th st. west between north and
Streets q feet, and running back to thirty feet
alley.
Also, Lot n, in Square III, fronting 50 feet on 18th
street west, between north and NJ streets, and run
ming back l4o feet TO a thirty -feet alley.
Also, Lot 4, IN Square lSS, fronting both on 18th
street and New Hampshire avenue. This lot will
bs subdivIded to suit purchasers.
Also, on THURSDAY AYAFTERNOON,2 21st inst,
same hour. we will sell, part of Lot s. Square 454,
fronting q feet on g. between 9Th and 9TH sts and
running back liz feet to an alley.
All this valuable prop rty will be sold without re-
serve, to the highest bidder. Should the appointed
day Of sale be ra one, the sale will take place
the first fair day thereafter.
Terms: One fourth cash; the balance in 6, IL and
Ia months, with interest, secured by deed of trust
on the property.
SARAH O'DONNOGHUE,
LANES O'DONNOGHUE,
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NJ call has been issued for convention of
Wings, to be held at New Orleans on the second
"Wednesday in June.
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AUCTION SALES.
By A. GREEN, Auct,oneer.

n. <AuctlOneeI
knSIhhh st,a ShhEs Es oE NAis:tABLE IL PkoPo s y
2Oth day of March, A. d. 1851 and duly recorded in
Llber J. A; =, No q, folio g. ct seq, one of the
land records for Washington county, in the District
Of Columbia, the subscriber will sell, at pubic
ton, to the highest bidders in front of the premises
April, 1882 all that Lot in Square south of Square
numbered t63, recorded on the books of the survey
or OF the city OF w ashingtOn rs Lot number l, Of
the subdivision of .ot number 2. in said Square.
Thls Lot Is beautifully situated, having a front on
Virginia avenue, and also on south c street. The
improvements are Frame House on c street and q
Backsmith's shop on Virginia avenue.
Terms liberal. and will be made known on the day
OF sale. JNO. B. WlLTBERGER. Trustee.
ap2 eo&ds A GREEN Auct
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- L L II Z BE T.
COMPLETE AND UNIVERSAL SUCCESS OF
w. s. L. c. III. THOMSON'S
90
IndestructibIe Skirts,

WITH Patent EyKLKT FAsTENINe, WKDeE SLIDE
AND WATCH SPRING BusTLE.
"The perfection Of Skirt manufacture."-MOrri
ga complete Eyeet Fastening, tasteful and ele-
This Skirt is pronounced faultless."-M Y.
Eran. n,
sit deserves all the praise it has received'-Tmss
CARD.-The Manufacturers of the GROWN
Which f tSc
has been received has made necessary for them to
MAKE to 4s and
and day , this tSsf Orders % %
their usual large production of
THE PISGSSs9sIsS&MElRkl SSsss&Ek txEPFRRTTsiSohNN xEPFRRTTsiSohNN LACE
tracts are now out for upwards of
ssEE for PEF D their
own makers and braiders-the very best in America:
HI. Hsys sTRs Of & H
fSSfDEsTRU UcTiRLE skirt, they intend placing
most graceful, durable and in ali respects the best
Skirt ever produced.
being prepared for the queen of England" and the
sEmpress of France"
For sale by the principal Jobbers and Retailers
''I-S III LOOK Look for our name and trade mark, the
Crown, stamped on every Skirt. No others are
mar ii.sw NEW YORK.
DEST FRENCH BUNCH FLOWERS, that
IN
to The blush Do 60 and see them, at STEVENS,
336 Pa. av., between 9th and 10Th sts. aP 9-n
w. PLANT, UNDERTAKES, No. ais 7th
street, between @ and II, keeps
constantly ON hand every article re-
auired in his line-a fine HEARSE.
PATENT CORPSE PRESERVERS, &c, TO-
His charges are moderate, and his attention instant
on call any hour of the day or night. Hacks fur
nished for funerals at the lowest possible rates.
an a-tv
ADIEY HAIR WORK Repaired, or taken iR
MsanfAotofY. p. av., near f2th q da-Sn
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IN CARRIAGES.

i HE Subscribcr having made additions TO his
factory, making It now one ofthe largest E5RR
in the District, where his facilities for rScNtG
manufacturing CARRIA & IIGHT&SaS
WAGONS Of all kinds cannot be surpassed, and
from his long experiences IN the business, he hopes
to give general satisfaction.
All kinds of Carriages and Light Wagons kept on
hand.
All REPAIRS neatly done, and all orders prompt
ly attended to.
Second hand Carriages taken in exchange for new
ones. ANDREW ]. JOYCE,
a loft CORNER Of l4th and r. sta
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SARAH O'DONNOGHUE,
JAMES O'DONNOGHUE,
PETER O'DONNOGHUE.
Executors.
WALL * BARNARD, Apct'rs.
BY WALL L BARNARD, AuctIoneers.

BY WALL Il BARNARD, AuctIoneers.
pY VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST From
ID John X. Pfeil and wife, bearing date the 18th
day of June, 1851 and duly recorded in Liber J. A.
g. No. l5 folios l5i l55, 156, and l57, one Of the
land records for Washington county, in the District
ofCOunbla. the subscribers wi sell at public auc
tlon the premises, the 4th day of May next at
Soelock p n, part Of I.ot numbered in Square62,
ginning for the same at the of said
lot, running thence north 70 feet inches, thence
west 81 feet, thence south 81 feet ono hal thence
southeast 81 feet inches to the place of beginning,
together with the improvements, being q Frame
Building divided into two tenements.
Terms of sale: One third cash. 500 to be paid
est from the day Of sale Notes to be given for the
deferred pay ments. A deed given and deed oftrust
taken; both deeds st the cost Of the purchaser,
Upon failure to comply with the terms of sale
will bo resold at the risk and cost of the defaultng
4. SCHTCKING, Trustees.
mar S lawdds WALL Il BARNARD, Aucts.
BY J. C. MCGUIRE & CO.. AuctIoneers.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
STREETS WEST AT AUcTIoN.-By virtne of decree
of the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia,
the snbscriber, as Trustee under sald decree, will
sell, at Public Auction, on MONDAY AFTER
the following valuable real estate Of the late Com
mOdore Cassln, Lot No. l6 and part Of No. Is, in
Square No. :, in Washington city fronting on north
street, between 26th and 9th streets west togeth
or with the improvements. consisting of a three
story brick Dwelling House.
Terms: One fourth cash. and the residue IN three
months; the deferred payments to bear interest
from the day of SALE and the payment thereof to be
secured BY bonds with surety and lieu on the prem
lses sold.
All cOnveyances at the cost of tho purchaser.
JOSEPH II. CASSIN, Trustee.
ap 1-eo&ds J. c. MCGUIRE CO., Auc'rs.
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KINDLING AND STOVE wOOD.-Our mill
IN being again in thorough order We are now pre-
pared To furnish all in want of FUEL at very low
rates. Our machiqe prepared WOOD is acknowl-
edge the PHeI by all seekers of economy and conve-
nience. T. J. & w. NJ. GAIT,
N. w. corner I2th and sts, No. ST;
mar 25-Iv.r Foot of 18th St. below War Depart
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A ANDREw TATE,
"A BAYFIELD,, WISCONSIN.
ATTORNEYATLAW, NOTARY PUBLIC,
Refers to Hon. III. NJ. Rice, L. 6. Senate, Wash
lngton; Hon. James McCloud, Bay field, Wisconsin,;
Sweeny, Rittenhouse, FAINT Il Co., Washington;
Lambert Tree, Esq, Washington, ID. c.
H Attention given 70 locating Land Warrants
and to the payment of Taxes for non residents.
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EMRICH's LAGER BEER DEPOT,

EMRICH'S LAGER BEER DEPOT,
IL No. $40 ELEVENTH STRERT,
Ttco doors North Of the Gas COmpdny'S 0Fos.
The undersigned respectfully announces that he
has accepted the Washington agency of J. r.
Baltz's PHIIADELPHIA LAG Err BEER which
he prepared TO furnish 20 the trade private
families. Bats Lager Beer has long been kept AT
the undersIs ned's establishment and ranks this
city, in all northern cities, the best manufac
tured in the United States.
IL All orders promptly filled, and delivered free
Of charge.
fe 25Sm PETER ENRICH.
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4 AIDES HAIR WORK Repaired, or taken IN
MannfAotorY. Pa. av., near nth s6 d8-em
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EXTENSlVE ASSORTMENT OF
IL MAHOGANY, WALNUT,
ROSEWOOD AND OTHER FL RNITURE,
AT PRIVATE SALE.

examine his stock for them
selves, consisting Of
robes,
Fine Mahogany, Walnut, and Cherry Jenny Lind
and other Bedsteads,
Fine Walnut and Rosewood Etegeres, Ladies' Cab
inets and w hatnots,
Fine solid oak Marble top and other Cottage Cham
Der Sets,
Bureaus and SldebOards,
Fine Mahogany and other Chairs, OF every descrip-
tlon,
Fine Marbe-tnp Centre, Sofa, and other Tables,
China, Glass and CrOckery Ware, Looking
glasses, &c.
Ny purpose to sell as cheap as any other person
in Washington, and on as favorable terms and I
hatter my sell that no person wishing to purchase
will be disappointed if they give me a call:
A. GREEN,
an I8-tf No 526 Seventh street
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Tickets 81, shares in proportion.
SUSSEX coyN NV II S'iH9TsffER h6TfERy, cla..u,
To be drawn in Wilmington, Del Tuesday April IL.
Is numbers.i2 I;,I7. drawn ballots.
Iprisas Of -... $500 prlze. of------sss
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Tickets 81, shares in proportion.
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IS numborsc.iSaT'swn bc.iESIa,IT's.w ballots.
prs5ts ss' Of .sS,ss q Pfisss of $50 ssS
Tickets 81, shares in proportion.
To s.
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as numbsT:Mfft drawn % ballots. la.'' Ap''' 10 10
praas &c. Of: f:....sSS prizes Pras Of. .--.-...ss as
Tickets b., shares s;' in proportion.
- SUSSEX csSSNxFFYY MY E9SARSSERy k9RS el..:ls.
10 be in is
! prize Of -. . $500 prize. of. sno
4 do. .-,-.,E:- ioOS : do. $780, 200
Tioksts Si, shsrss in proportion. .,..
aPs'iv WILMINGTON, DEL.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

THE vAS6EkIlEF SsShAh EFPTSElSfft RfSE q United State.
ySSpERsIt,;T Cap Lefevrs OCEAN QUEEN
NORTH STAR, Capt. Jones ARIEL.
NV !%sR ,%. scrTHssFTos, se%1TFra1 as and 4
under Mail Contract leaving this s,dt =.
each and the other side
PROM WV loRk FROM HAvRE AND
FOR soUTHAMPToS ssurHAMroN
ysns.r.,n % s..ar4sy. hSih s Mss. DAY. Is1 i
AZ AZ 5.1',: sssa!$sy' NAY %sS;$.y, June jun
Pgsa run lSstIrday, Juno - tlWeddsv Jone q
Garry able surgeons.
Psss ds PseR@E;,he, wsy "a. sau.-p.,
vanderbilt. hrst cstin sIes and siOc; second cabin
Per- ias s s cabin e ssSdnS S5 ssS
CERTIFIc trEs issued 81 passage from Europe.
s :. 7 ToRR&NciE, %'SS. No. ) sTs BoTliSs Green,
NOTICE-Thc steamer JAMES GUY having
Trf E.TSi ~ ssv' ss cHRRRiTSSRS WRisi@Ss2R
turning. viii leave Kip,aIe on shftR DAYS sts
and ssaGRFss at all scsG sfafs S%ns
NArH'L BoUsH. Agent, Alexandria. mar &-d
MOUNT VERNON ASn THE TOMB OF
The as's: H Ss s Esft S run reg
%@lsLly to Mount Vernon srd I'D the
DAYS GHiS and a. fRIDRSs. fSavtnS % tn tn Isss..
wharf, At the foot Of 9Th street. at 81 and
turning In time for the early afternoon train for Bal
tImore.
Coaches leave sll the Hotels and the cornar Og
Pennsylvanis avenue and 7th street at q. Round
trip 81. l9-u
NOTICE TO TRAyELERS!-NEw AR
RANGEMENTS,
WITH GREATLY IMP0TED SCHEDULE!
FROM WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALL
THE SOUTH ANb THE SOUTHWEST.
VIA PoTOMAc STEAMERS AND RICHMOND AND Poro-
RAILROAD LINE.
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IL The Boston Courier says that several mem
bers oft Massachusetts, Senate are gentlemen.
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ISOR SALE-Two BRICK TENEMENTS in
IL nlpn nj traf ed on West txf

EOR SALE-A variety of BUILDING LOTS,
H. on terms accommodating. Also, Fl r RISKS
taken upon Dwellings, Stores. Merchandise, and
Furniture: Inquire of DAVID MYERLE, No.
2 Todd's Building. mar 10 eo2m'
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Tickets IS, halves $3.50, quarters Sl.as.
DOLLAR LOTTERIES.

IIokets SIU, haIVes IS, quarteTs VII.
Address FRANCE, BROApBENTS Il CO,
WILMINGT TON, DEL.
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A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE--Situated
IA in Alexandria county, about 2k miles from
GEORGETOWN, at the intersection Of the Georgetown
and Little Fails roads, consisting Of ln2 acres. In
qulre on tho premises, or Of n. RICHARDS, oorneT
18th and streets. washington. ID. G. ia ln.U
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EOR RENT-The DWELLING PART of the
Il S-st2Iy Hanse south side OfPennsylvania av:,
east of 7th street, and over Harvey & Co.'s Hard
F. COYIE6 A BRO. mar l8 IF
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-03-16
Edward Everett.

The Philsdelphia Press, in 8 lengthy
article in reference to this gentleman,
says the mission 30 which Mr.. Everets
has dsvu&ed ahe close Of his public life
is thr1llingly beautiful, and its disinter-
asEGanaas deserves grateful rsCoKni~
sion. IL ID for future, in which he can
have no O&FssF, that ~ labora, and pos
ssFisy alOns will reap shs beHeEt OF his
toll. At the call OF tbs peapls the YEA
Grated sage leaves the quiet Of his home,
and sndures she faSigues Of extended
travel throughout the Union, in order 10
secuse AiouaE Y sFaoif-shs sKo0ha u moor
Of cur national diadern,n adding even 0
higher value TO the gen, By showing with
an elSqueHss that none bat be can con-
mand bow much Of its Iussre isrefeetad
not only fsom the glsEY bas sIsa from the
virtue of one whose 'spotless uams has
bsOoms the palladium ofoar Liberty, and
by this means, too, does he aniekaR the
realisation Of wherein lie our true
strength aad dignity as nasisn4
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Dig, she lasaeg "a Hsak sAsha n iss
slsdans ansaaa Mboasa shs sias 69 b sass-
aon rabbit. 1Aay I've anaar saAad
! an& sssm q be gassgnsd 81 IsWs sd
hase snaars shoasn fFom amaeng taass -
( III III aay sssAssaaas Amaaas hssma = aans4
rife 10 This e0ansry saa ahsls u ss Ssas
81 his rot aaaing nss fos hsa aaAass sion.l
Ii wAs only ehsoshsF aay ahaa I silog \
Cos buck froaa Ne Cabin deoss
Thara IL ahandana good hsaaam lant
- saia agriealsurai purposes u shavaS
lsy II 90 PlSsss. The pTaiEis soII Is 0f
sAnssy AID nlnseal nssnss. Aaiea Is
ih5aass, QaarAs sud AIiazn ean BE- seen
any mhsfe On taas narEasa uF the greund.
No doAbs many oshes yaIuabio mfnss viii
be keana besides gold. This Il asstfasa
10 bel great oountSy with = tfads sAAs
will build up Western Iowa and NsasrAs-
ka, ama whish predicts for Essineil
Blnaa, Ne nasaamI outlet sa this Trade :
sllgaas fuaara 70 ha deahaed cen told,
0aaa ahe sirsaa EaSiae RallroAlz aouaA
s asss
The aaaAahasAmas. .og Charry grssa aEs |
Of rather mssely character, besides ths
fall elSedea absrlginiss, ws haYs Aaxi- |
saas, HalE Kseeds, and MouatAinssss, |
Trappsrs aad indian Traders, Esa iaw |
ard order seigna supreme. We had 9 /
happy instance of shis the other day, In |
whaoh Jaage Lynsh sAowsd himsslf to
grsaa advantage. An ungratsguE rascal I
stole from has aaassaases some oR thsiF
pxovisiens and clothing. A iary was
ever whiah oar venerable
prssehas presided, with ons of ear lead
Iug ganhlaxu feg f0esman. Tha prls- 4
,ner was sentenced 10 reoeiye . 100 +
ashes from q rae hide, wlaioh Wa eom-
nutsd to 80, and BOO in case be wss eser h
again csugAs Ia she eeuntFy. Yea may &
glaess he slsaFsa sus - soon as he rot /
sis due. .a ae s1-Aa /,
Before Soaalnaing this Communication I
believe 10 my auty 10 pus yoRr rsadssa
20 sAsir gaara against imptObsbls gold ,
tories Many designing persons wriss :
0 the States - sacsss what only passes u
. msFs rOnanos here. There hare been :
% gssaa strikes made &s jet, and COM 4
'aEaEiysly very liEsls 90 fAr, of the Cher q
y Greek Gold dag eat. aar 7a@gt.aag IL
Eszaain yOaEs, respectfully ID
#a.#s CHARLaESF. GONNELLY. X
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-03-16
or Ez<sas TKae
N ew Gold Mines

. The undersigned bedag dsksgmansd TO
cioae OUT his aEtirA sseek, new effess graas
|. indueemaats to huyafs. will sell any~
thing for COST far CASH.
Ihavs on hand : splsndl& assortment Of
MkaAeF's Spades ~ @aaoyeas,
and out-iitsing g0eAs sse MlnaFs, 70 per
seas Fenaiaissg, sssan aaas nay skeek OF
Fresh Fruits, Meats and Vegetables In
Reans, - well as amy g0sas they ant at
like eosa Prices. nome eaa aaA al Ana
mako yesks fostanSa. 49,
s IAhGE& HEN2HATsHasa ars !
N. B.--I y oulti staka sknk Z eaHs 30 e8unsl
at The sane old Eornef ready COR 80 GBssasn
Sud ali ehoss who % not esne mp beesge.
Asaves may expect 10 have khslT aAe4ahks
foxsed BIZ an oflesr. i. n. JE
& lEspE. B, Ga6S III
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WEEKLY BlJGLE.
WEDNESDAY,, MARCH, 10, 1855
D IN .

p +
4 AzRs- CAsrry, : magrssd wofaan--- 4
ripe cherry she was, being IS PEARS Old
4 l-zalepad oas day With d yaash us 7
I azzss EFna esaAlf AsElssA - ass-
and cvertook thsm, aad prevailed apdn
his plaeksd ehessy 20 accompany hIla
hoMaas s ss.sK = u sssssa arws
! TSs Maghsalsas j Dslsskss Skvs =.
sassa shs aid wAisA sAs LsgislssaEs bid
gxaassd thea Of - GO towards he huia-
dshx 81 i ehurShs BAcaAss he monay Il
% be RAISED by Lottery. They refuse 10
b parsias = ~ gssA eAnbiiag opeFn7
kions.
Mrs. Ksmbie Butler gave hsr last ssaa-
nc "a Zee xsFk, FriaNg ssspia Aa-
aounaing tAAl che shoald nevsr Rad
there in pahlis again. Hsx proass Ger
I. , I !, e - s1 ! /. ! > -
- bs living ii Hardwiek, the cid gem
alsssaa AsiAg Nj aad hia wiEs u, shs swo.
having lived iogeEhsr IN wsdlock 79a
pears, Very rsEnarkRbls--vsEy.
Isis stated thai ths Bsasillian GoyeEn-
mans has ofsrsd It's mediation with Par
agaay thai ths American Commission
ssaAas accepted so aas& and ssas she
BraEiuiap AanisAa Ass Roasfso Para
quay 0n the mission.
The asbiAEasors In shs cause Of War
rem n. Smith, W.. ahs Bealaus Uonoora Z
Montreal B. 3. In which Msasgs. Gilmore
I GaApp wsrs TIA sssl plaintiffs, have |
In their favor foF tgsasion less |
than S60, 900. II
By the treaty recently ratified by the |
Senate, ths United States acqaire about |
laR millians Of scrss of land from the |
YsnktaR baRd Of Daeotah Indians. I
Tia Rlsnksk aills bslonging 10 he
Sswqasan00k Co, soasA Berries n. IT., /
we're burnt Feb. Is. Loss ESQ s00l--ia-
lmranee, $is,000. aszaz ri /
Ii appears that Mr. MsOogmiek has re-
.liasd By his patent reaper 81 ,2o7, ,sl5, I
'nsOrding TO aAsFsgaFt Oe ths Gouamise
ionsr Of patenss. s as |
The nuzabsE pf smiEsnas which have
Irzivsd at Nsw Park ne present year up
o Feb. 9s il S,602. The arrivals for the
corresponding period in 1853 numbered
1855. W /
Asssxs- Tides and Pages blast fgF- |
lass as VsRmiaions -ohiSy was burnea
'sb. e. The loss is stated at $lS 900 /
a wkieh thsze p 8 s0a ipsaxsAoss l.
The Hsw York Methodist Book Com
sgn are said 70 publish annually oYes
,000, 600 volumes. . |
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-03-16

We understand that some Of uur citi-
zsns will can upgn ths County OoaEt 70
make "a order asking our citizens 20 yote
q loan to the Platte Country Railroad,
as aa aarlg day. All we bare 90 sayyis
this, thai we hope &hs amount will be puk
sonsew hare Ia Raasoa; nosto mxceaa $50
600. Less than this sum wil be Of lie
sle bensfs to the Company and while
voting why not vots aa amount that will
do soEns good We call upon sh0sa who
AJAX for tie order, 10 zee 70 this n natsef.
N6daway county Tose3 on the pro spriety
Of taking 200 600 stock In the Same
road HoR cSagsg Meas, ,. . $