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Washington telegraph., 1848-01-26
Notice is Hereby Given.

WAT al sale of lands for the non.paymsnt
OF lakes due thereon, held at tie courthouse
door in the county Of llempsiead. in the State Of
Arkhnsasi pnnuanl to lawful notice given by the
shenif Of the said county Of liemnsiead. Ia con.
totmliy with tho laws Of said State. on the inst
Monday m November, A. u. ls4I, beins the fourth
day Of said month, tho following described tfaets
or parcels Of land duly listed aud assessed for
taxation IN the nama Of John MeQneen-weFs
stricken of to Caiief Mel.ain; who. afterwards
to wit, On ihe sih day April, A. ID. lsI6, assigned
one'half interest IA The same to John @ Afneii,
and on the lsth day Of June. A. d 1876. tho
said Carter MoLain aud John c Arneit ,rans.
irired and assigned the same 10 Mn n Bowers.
since deceased, viz
The east.half Of The south .wesi quarter Of sec.
ton nins, in township twelve. in taags ,weaiy.
thfre wsst-oontaining eighty aefss. for the sun
Of IS s3 cents
The west.haf Of the southeast quarter Of &c.
ton nine. III township Twelve. IN rangs tsenty.
three west, containing eighty acres for the sun ol
IS - cents.
The saaih.ossiquafief Of section 81 Ia iowassin
twelve, IA range twenty-ihsce west containing aaa
hundred and EiSiy acres for the san Of si6 .
crnis
Aud the easi-lAli Of the souih.wes, qnartet-
The s1nihsaasl quaHtf--and the snnlh.wrst quaF.
ter Of the southwest quarter Of section tive IN
township twelve Ia fango lwenty.thfee west. con.
ianinF iEo hundred end thirty. aeies, fer tho
sum Of SIS
Al Of which said lands were s5ld and bouptt
iuf The aggregate Of taxss, penaltv and costs IN.
thereon for the years 1871, lsl2 and lsl3-ana
having haen purchased as Aforesaid. are now bsla
uy deed o. conveyance, dolly executed BY tho
sheriff Of Hampstead county Aforesaid, by aa,bef.
a Hf=A IN L. a.. - A.
Afkahsas. to William u. Eiter. administrator Of
the esiais Of William IL bowers, dceeased-
Now Therefore notice Is hereby eiTen TO all whom
II may concern, or who can sei up any right. tlis
or clam To tho above descfibed tracts or parcel,
Of land, OF either, or any Of them 30 purchased A.
Aforesaid, In consequence Of any nfomaiy. ir.
regularity or lllegaliiy connected with such tslo
OF lar any cause or defect whatever, that In con.
iolmily with the act Of the general assembly Of
The Stale Of AfkansiA in relation TO 'tAs tities.'
approved the Sd Of November, A. ID. issG, con.
stilatng chapter li9 Of the Revised siatues' that
The undersigned as such administrator as aforesaid
viii apply 10 the circuit court Of Ilomp.irad
county, TO be holden Hi tho cour,. house OF said
county, oh the ihird Monday AFTER the fourth
Monday in July. A. D. ls4s, for confirmation
OF Title "a and TO said lands 80 purchased as aforo
said' and all persois interested are hereby notified
70 appear At said time aud place, and show cause,
II any they can, why the title TO said lands as
Aforesaid should not be confirmed according 10
law.
Whs u. El4rER, Administrator
Of tho estate Of wm. II. Bowers, dec.
washington, Ark. Dec. 90, ls4T.2.6w
Washington telegraph., 1848-01-26

InE AMERICAN srANpAHn.-ln the
Laninu Chronicle al July l7IG. the then
AMERICAN ) andlrI ~ TIM, described.
IAr ca.a#s ul th. llsei nave a snake with
lhsnecu ntiHes. llr llHHru % baIiiag. lie.
ssfhei u tie aIl,'uaH al gung Ia silke.
VII lu.s mpHa. "DHI raj uh M. It
i Iur IN a=aa..,y f.aIIIr Wi \ pruner
: al Ihr aaina ne IsaHf h1Has -Bl.. h.
Haasi..rlttl, ani u- 44zsBis. caulsi b, iu.
#sH4ei. Iae mulrH#s account a snake ur
z#fpHnl AZ a. rupeu / Visiua. All H.
ssHam a'HsaIs., 20. fHII#z, aurai#a. fae
fail'"-un 81, - representative ul
~ irf, H.. .u##=Hs .H.u IN nn u.u.
- ar 80 at tie
- na== Hu.. - u ,m
- au.u# aHs=al Hlr i. AMI $
therefore al rmi.HH#f vgaeuea. Size
never he azaH ., = Harr,rf saHtpnIrr.,
sHs is hef=I#.... .au Hu=.aHn ul n5gnlnim..
Il lu.. ~ NE. ii lru luIaHed ~ ia
aaa-ri It h#iag %. ~. sbr uetsf wound,
IL su" - : s.u 5#.#ses iu Arr eurmics oi
HI#HiI uaHzHz4
y" "bei q. bsi Ami show. - muth
generosity. Nurn undsurbrd aud in
praur, size does nui apprlT ia be lu,ni,hrd
With weapon, OF aiy kind. They are latent
~ de" roul ui her mouth; and even when
extended Tor her defence appear To those
who ARE uuacqIainlrd with her, To be wrak
aud contemplate; YET her wounds. howcy.
cr small, are decisive and fatal. She Is
solitary, ani associates with her kind nnly
when II Is necessary tor their preservation.
llrr poison j. al once ne Necessary means
Of digestnI her food anl certain drs,uc.
ton 10 her enemies. The power of ia.ci-
nation. aliubuteI To her by a generous con.
siricIlnn, resembles America. lhpsr who
."ok slradii, on her are delighted aud 10.
voluntarily advance towards her, and hay.
ing once approaa bed never ray, her. She
l. frequently louni wlA lhihern raliies, and
they increase yearly She is beautiful in
youth and IN age. llrr tongue is bluc, aud
IIikrd as The lightning.
Washington telegraph., 1848-01-26
Hard,pare, Sc.
nv, MONTGOMERY.
II eaARrREs STREET.


NEW ORLEANS,
AS on hand a very complete stock Of rood.
Ia his line, In addition to hiB usual ,xten.
sivo assortment Of birmingham, Sheffield and Do.
nestle HARDWARE and CUTLERY. HE stock
oihoavY goods isvefy complete, embracing, among
numerous other articles
1900 boxes TN Plaies, *, Pontpsol and other
brands also, Block Tin, spelieF, Zinc, &c.
10000 pounds Iron Wfe, assofted, all sizes.
S5o tons Iron, assorted Swedes, American
aud English, assorted fiat. round, square, ;,
p.angh plate, hoopa. band aud sheet; sloel,
all kinds.
dozen genuine Collins & Cas- light and
heavy Axes.
1000 keg, genuine Weymouth Nails. nssottsa
oil sizes,
200 tons lioIIow.w war; Castings, assorted po.s,
9tehs fpdefs. skilles, ffo.dogs, &s.,
French pots
800 coils Manila Rome. nsso,,ed All .l,o.
5U0 casks Ok, Log and Trace Chains.
Together with Wbllemore's cotton and wool
Cards, Wilson'S Cofte Mills, Ames's, Rowl,adia :
aud other makers Spades and shoysls, wire nni
haiT Selves Hoes Of all kinds, Anyils, Vices. and
Smiths liammcn and Bellows, Tin Ware, Mn
''oss,eat and n, Saws. horse and mule Collafi
and flames, straw cutters, Corn shelters and Com.
mills kag'z Plough., Nos ], Q, 3and 1, Paper, all
kinds, Tar SPIRITS fnfprnlnc and White Lead.
fans, all kinds, Mil and Grind Stones, Mil Irons
Boiling eleih., all numbers, Shot, shee, and Bat
Load, Stock Kcltes, Rafk MillS.
Also
1000 gallons pure Sperm OIL, and
ouuo gallons wiuisf strained aud bleach. "A
Whale OIL
us stock Of Gallery Is not snpasssd. Buyer,
arc invited to examine btfofs purchasing slss.
where a..
Washington telegraph., 1848-01-26

Tue GulLD MUST Nor Fran ITs Morn
ER'-''Mss Martiucau very Justly observes
that the most essential thing for a timid in.
lant Is to have an absolutely y unialing refuge
In It's mother, II may seem unnecessary
10 say this. II may appear impossible that
a mothers tenderness should ever fail to.
wards helpless little creature, who has
nothing but tha, tenderness to oak to; bul
alasl II is not so, know lady who Ia
considered very sweet tempered and whn
usually is so--kind and hos plabIe and fond
oil her children.
Her inlanl, under six months old, was
lying m her arm one day, when the desert
was On the table, ard the child was eager
alter the bright glasses and spoons, aud
more restless than convenient. After sev.
efal attempts to make ii lie qnel the moth
ef slapped il--slapped il hard, This was
an emotion oi disappointed vanity, lrnm
vesalIou TINT the child was not gali before
rsllers Il such lhng coull happen,
nay We nal fear that other mothers may
-. tu lfHa# #Hnss--in the middle Of the
H#EH'-Hl pnce-=alrr d lailsnmn dag.
Hl.a hsH s4st' byihe chills res'Ie.,ness,
~ amdH is aurry aud lutmpi ul lhe DAY,
Wbrn business presses aud the ifIc crta.
lnrr wIln5l take is sleep' Line do such
mothers kaaw the laal mischief hy i'm
panng their ehild's security with them -
II they did, they would undergo any thing
sharp luna escape lhem, or indulge In .e.
rcro lnbk or hlsiy movement. child
heart responds 10 he tones Of Is mothers
voice, like harp 10 the wind; anl lis only
hope iur peace and eaarag, 1. in hearing
nothing hut genlleues. from her, and e1
perincIng nothing hnl uarcm llias love.
whatever may be It's troubles elsewhere.
Washington telegraph., 1848-01-26
From the ~ o Bslisiia.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKET.

s,tuRDn MosNNs. January, IS, ls4s
S.nro our last review, W. have Frcryoi the ao-
eounts by the steamer Caledonia, from Liverpool,
bringing dates 10 the 18th ull Thc particulars
viii regard to our leading staples vii be- found
,mtractd in The Circulars, and other particular,
which Wc publish n another column liy fciei.
rug 10 iham, Il will be srcu that the Liverpool
Coiton Market i,ll Of during the week uiief the
departure Of the siramer Of ihe 81 III a n, but
that although this downward tendency during the
early pan Of the cusaing week, the tubieqarn,
transactions pyncrd gfralef frnarss The de-
r'ue may be stated u 1 on The lower classes aud
| 100 fair, the quotation for which Is low reduced
o.. .t With rgard TO Bfcadsiuiis, the n0si 1npof'
taHI lie,AgaDfc the determination Of Goycfa.
".H. 10 appy for continuation Of lhr su'Pen'
es r.a Laws after the iisl Of March
lu Provisions was rather more en-.
1nlm-ur rr,alc leiisn from Tendon notice
symptoms q. . more animated demand aud auiici-
pate un improvement IN the mafkeL These ac.
counts. as wili be seen by the details below haye
had bu, little Influence on thi. market
CvrfoS--A the date Of our last fcyitw, the
market closed dull aud dropping, ts depression be-
log attributed 10 a report that The expected ac-
counts By the steamer Caledonia had been rccciy.
ed by private express, and tha, they grrc uniaror'
nhlnf ms proved 70 hr lnN lhNls AhI wv Atf'a
graphic Sip. which contained the only intelligence
received was pubshrd on "Wednesday morning
The market accordingly opened with ba, lilur an.
imaian aud anincTeased desire on The part Of fac
tors 10 realize but as the day adTancedih The demand
became more animated, and prices stiisncd. The
sucs embraced 5000 bales, portion Of which was
At an ic decline aud the residue al the hilIpucrs
Of the day pfryIous. The information received By
malI on Thursday was confined to further plrie-
uan by Telegraph aud the market was les nnl.
mated. parties awaiting their letters. The sales
however. amounted 10 5000 bales Yesterday
letters came through together with iull particulars
OF The Liverpool market, aud il was understood
that the general tenor Of The private couespon.
dencc was even mote unihyornblc than the printed
accounts The sales, nevertheless, ranup to 5000
bales, making an aggregate Tor the days Of 49,,
OO0bics, and since our last Fnlays review, Of BIZ
500 Prices yesterday were unsteady aud irregular,
nndlhe depressing influence ofile news appeafedtp
be- coun.efaelcd By the extent Of the demand. Tbs
receipts of the three days amount 10 q ,0lj bales,
against s6j during the corresponding period last
year. and the exports To 6JJl. The culifc re-
eepis since September ls amount 10 4i9 375
bnles, agains, $50, ,l96 up 10 the same date IN
1867, showing an Increase Of g2,Gj9 bales We
reduce our quotations Ae, bat submit our figures
with the remark that we regard The market rs
closing unsettled.
NEW ORLEANS cLAsstrtcArtoN'
.
Washington telegraph., 1848-01-26

TREMENDOUS ExrLosIoN-Capt Hal.
deman, ofthe Horklnwn, reports thai when
at Cairo he learned that the steamboat Sea
Bird, having on board one thousand kegs
of gunpowder caught fire on the 4h, about
one mile below Cape Girardean. So soon
as the fire was discovered they run the
boat 10 the bank, and everybody dcscded
her, aud she blew up Immediately after.
wards, with an explosion that was felt TOR
thirty or fnfly miles distant, and shattered
all tho window glass in tho town, For
mnniely no lives wefe lost
N o. Baieiin, l2h inst
Washington telegraph., 1848-01-26

Mr., Pals says'lhat. even If ware con
siilulional to make appropriations for inter,
nal improvements. the money could not be
spared nav, because it is wanted for he
prosecution Of the war. How then can
money be spared lar the exploration Of lhe
Dfai Seap
When Mr. Calhoun Wished In include
The Improvements ot our western rivers
within The sphere al the power of General
Government, he called them elnland Seas. y
The next limc he will have 10 ral them
"Dsad Scar. - Lon. Journal.
Washington telegraph., 1848-01-26
To House Carpenters.

~ oIlCE - hereby given that the undersigned
' committee, appointed by Mount Iloreb
Lodge No. aud the Cumberland PRESBYTERIAN
Church, will attend IN Washington on the Ism
ina, for the purpose Of receiving proposals. 10 build
for said institutions IIsll and Church IN con.
neeiion, rrserving the privilege Of rejecting any
BID deemed too high. The undertaken will not b.
required to furnish any material whatever. except
shingles and heavy iimbrrs Of frame. A plan aad
dseHp,ian Of the building eau be seen at tho
Office Of d. Purdom.
J. A. l.. PURDOM.
JOHN d. TRIMBLR,
MATTHEW MOSS,
II w. SMITH.
NJ SuMMERRoW.
Committee,
Washington. Ian. & isls.4ow
Washington telegraph., 1848-01-26
Ap0lIlccary.

DOeToR BENJAMIN 7. JE1T will be
~ constantly receiving a, his stand opposite
Ito Clerks q olicc, Fresh Medicines, Drugs Paints
and al article. usually kep, IA his line, during the
aprug direct from New York aud he invites the
attention af all to his stock lie will sell 1t
greatly reduced prees, and upon accommodating
terms
Intending 10 lravc 10 a short time for the ,as,,
he has earnestly to request all who are indebted
10 him 10 make immediate payment
Washington, January %, lsis.7.lw
Washington telegraph., 1848-01-26
Garden seeds.
GROM NJ I'm nEIs 1

q Il y w II OF Is47.
I HAVE jus, received large and well selected
! assortment of Garden Seeds. raised and put
up to order BY the Society Of United Shakes, at
Enfield, Connecticut These seeds are warranted
tO be fresh and genuine aud Of the growth Of ls45.
with foil directions about the planting and cllturo
Of the same.
Those wishing a variety Of seeds would do well
to send their orders in Immediately.
Also large supply fthe "Gardeners Manual"
published BY the same Society.
D. l. BRITTIN.
Washington, Jan 70, 1873
Washington telegraph., 1848-01-26
~. ----

ARKANsS, LEAn We rrrIr"l q lew
day, agn. by the hhnd of Nc, ~ Woop, n
fine specimen If lead ore from the mines
now worked hy W.. NouLroY. \ few
day. previous. Nc had the pleasure Of con
ver,ing with Mr.. W. himself; who, evidently
is practical miner; and lately from Gale
ma county. Mr.. Noulionis ol opinion that
the prospects fir mining here arc even bet
ter Than in the Upper Mississippi region,
embracing what has over been regarded one
olthe richest mineral districts in the known
world. The mine worked by ilf VI. q.
ten mica from town, and one ol the great.
est advantages in his estimation in these
mines l., their conliguiy to nariga'ion.-
Bat there is another advantage which
sbould moi be- nyrrlnnked the ore has hccn
analzrI. and has been nscehained to be
worth about $40 per ton for the silver
alone. which il contains. Il may therefore
he repardcd as the true Argentine ore Of
lead. The ore, then, instead Of being
smeltrd in the ordinary way should under.
20 the process OF cupelIalion lnrvlrarl iirI
tho silver, and the n.idunm would be
nearly as valuable as II had undergone the
process ofsmcliing. While we are upon
this subject, we remark that this !. moi the
only locality oi lead IN our State; this met
al is known 10 abound IN several oiheI Sec
tiona-Ark. Gd;ei,e.
Washington telegraph., 1848-01-26

EfFER stfERsFpgB.-professaf Siinp
son. Of E.lihhurg, has discovered sghs'i
taie iurelhef, which is liable IN none uf
iihr objection, urged against Ibal agrnl
aud Is maHs eli 'scious. II iseaIBra'lfm.
or the chloride Of fn.mayle. y inhia
lion apparatus is necessary. 1 lew drnns
put nn hanIkrrchirl. aud tins applied Ia
TIE muulh an nosfIs. prodncr1 liz dr,ir
ID effect Ia a lrw seconds. fharc Z, ~
tAullrmrnl UT stimulation Attending q, n
viii ether. ana no head ache NJ u'hcr IN
Pcasaal ellse', are lrii behind. 4 does
aal irave a. diagfreabir olur abau, the
meath N clplhrs OF the patient. bu has a
10y p.esaal. liil liz. lumisb Transient
stnH.l, lie patient i brought nni,r is
nHl"nes Win mure fap.liy anl certainty
IAN bl ethsf, aud lhs state OF nasn,ihiIi.
= is mule euup.r,e ani longer eaniiuued.
81, at lens, .tls The l.unlnn l.ancei.-
s"me in'rrs- ,us AM satisfactory expert
nsnls hasF Hesu made with ibesd aruiufm
al the BsIHo.r Calpgr nl Dental Slg
gerry. lli,a.,o sialrdlbal d.. {, I. Jack.
son, ui lbis 1T, received by the at ,.ram
Fl iuii account ol thu. new discovery,
aui 'ha he has prepared The ehIproilm
Tor d.. lltchc1cS, lbc well knownIrnl
"bn Is H7w employing il with entire she
ccs-.--Bosiod Sat. RImj'rr.
Washington telegraph., 1848-01-26

o. rs lc Philadelphia
iG4- aies. ~ dr.. it-0 sudden aud
4 IAr rri hcr '.r -
.- GHnt #s4 .. ri'
.. ..u col. 81. uU- .r8 a f.rUs...
.....U.H. i.ul na. .. s..s fh. u.H
r. "aa H. .rvo 0srml Hs n-
@ H.. H-..Tre .....
a- ae. .zruI .nH.er iua
H.H.Ht .fr .r .H4 H1.B g.f rolnn nance
aH .nHr vaH aurHu.Hi--tH woonrd with
r-.I" a1i Hld. ihr toni aud devoted
.sarI A..- ceased to beat, and is posscssor
has at last found qOieludc in that place
where the wicked cease from trouble and
Nhcle the weary are al rest"
Washington telegraph., 1848-01-26
'Im eorroN Caor.-rbe Charleston

rrm G1froN CRnr.-The Charleston
Mercury. Of Thursday week. slys
We affirm that as yet lhete are no lusl
grounds faf the etifayaganl estimate u
1900 01n bales; nn the contrary, nothing
has as yet been developed 10 indicate a
crop above . 2On.0G0. Ihi. amr iabfira
ton ul a erop Of 2.500 900 was circulated
las, season, aud succeeded in causing A
large portion of The crop to be sold at luw
prices, and in the end It's utter want ol
Foundation was demonstrated by the crop
falling 75OOJO bales short ol Tue estimate.
Washington telegraph., 1848-01-26

WONDERFUL DlsebyERY.-Dh Sylyrs.
ter. an Italian by binh, ani an eminent
chemist, has discovered mode o harden
ias the human body 10 the consistency Of
slonr or solid marble, which he Is about Ia
e1hbi' in Lonlan. Iii, specimens have
excited great aslonishmenl Que VAS the
head oi lady with her hair parted and
dressed retaining il flexible properties
and coIor., although tue surface hun which
1t grew resamb.cd somewhat like 4
waS m,lsl--alsn ehi.d's head. pump and
= il ia Iilt. anJ a tongue pslfited as il II
never allafel sound. The po'liiins
process /. aid 10 be simple and cheap \
brqprl of choice daNers--lhe juices dfsl
extracted BY purmalie prleess--presrfs.
ed their natural colofs, but we're as hard
aui ugil a Il some cunning workman
had carved them iram Persian marble
ibr not oni1 the leave and petals were ren
,lrrrd slone.likr. hui the minute hair i6uuei
stems wefe rendered eeraline. Erehmge.
Washington telegraph., 1848-01-26

TuE CoNsEcRArrD lsLANp.- The Island
nl Pooloo. near Chusan, in China, i re.
nnrkal,Ie for the number Of lis llindoo
Temples, rstimtrd al los; thirty six arr
yrry spacious, where the principle healhen
deilic. are kept There are only few in
hahimnls; hut lh" priests, sometimes 10 the
number 2OuO, here celebrate their orgies,
The island /. about twenty miles long, aud
has no females upon it.
Washington telegraph., 1848-01-26

DrArn ~ Ex MAYoR llhRPER. II
private lccgnphic despatch received al
Cincinnati announces the death nj New
York, on Monday morning last Of James
Harper Esq, ul the irm Of Harper &
Brothers, and late Mayor oflhai city.
lou C0m.
Washington telegraph., 1848-01-26

MURDER ~ ruH PALACE or rnE QuEEN
OF SPAN.-A servant maid of the Chap.
lain was murdered in the Palace Of Qlren
Christina. Her head was NEARLY severed
from her urrk The unknown assassin
washed his hands IN the hand basin, dried
them with the eamhrir apron al his victim,
aud then periumed them with her edu de
cologne.
Washington telegraph., 1848-01-26
Philip W.. Hate,

TTORNEY AT Law.
EIAssf sfillol in Washington, IIempstead coua.
ty, AXIS. with the ntonlan Of making il
his permanent residence. lie will practice ia all
the courts Of the 9th Judicial circuit; also ia the
courts Of uaian aud uuaehita. Busheas entrusted
10 him VII receive prompt attention.
lie will be found At Gen. Roysioa's Office
Washington, January &c, lsis.7
Washington telegraph., 1848-01-26

WESr PoINr MONUMENT 90 TnE VIC.
roRtEs II MlXico Simple and grand,
Gay, the lnion,) is the memorial ol olr
victories ia Mexico, now ia progress ol
completion at West Point. 90 ihr most
pr1nnrm front OF the mighty Palisades
The names oi "ralo Alto" "Re,ca de Ia
Palma Monterey" and "liuraa Vista
are cut in colossal letters. Vera Cruz
is nearly completed, and the others will
follow. Il isdllicnt 10 conceive a m,nu.
mrnt more expressive or more Sublime -
the immlffal words "alonr IN lbeir goD
on the lace of the eternal rocks. the skl
above. and the deep Hudson below. fiiry.
er. The boys at Wr,I Point know how 20
write history as vel a. Ia make IL; and
they d, hU'h with lht cold steel!
Washington telegraph., 1848-01-26
TIE SUBSTANTIAL,
Fast Running Steamer
Y.sLE.RBTSEE.I,
IaaErlI searr. MlsrEa.

sGzs fnis substantial light lraughi
s~7@zlHns Il steamer has been purchased
.. sIszs=i..r z, expressly iar The Upper Red
fiyet trade, and viii nun regularly between Shreve-
port aud Fort Towsun rs soon as the water will
permit Tier accommodations for passengers afa
not ,aeelled by any haal in the trade Capt 5.
hopes by strict attention TO tie interest Of shp-
nfr, 10 teesise liberal share Of patronage.
January a6. lsss.T.f
Washington telegraph., 1848-01-26
r.. .NeC COZ A. T.H,
RECEIVING AND FORWARDING
Alerchant,
CAMDEN. ARK

N|afI'TTta0fF IhTNTNI
vlNHE subscriber. having retired from The firm
Of Malock & MeCoium, will continue the
Rse,iriug, ForpadiHg and Commission BnsiHs's
on his own account a, the old stand and will de.
vote his whole time and attention to that branch
Of the business during the present season nnd Will
be pleased 10 receive n continuance Of the patron
age bestowed on the late firm lir haiiers him-
sef iha, he will he able TO give full satisfaction to
those requiring his services .
An orders will receive prompt and strict aiten'
ton.
Rgrrns ro-B. l. Bhuin, A. Block & Son,
q. u. Royslon, W n Eucr and u T. Jcti Wash
ng,on, Ark
January 70, l5ie.j
Washington telegraph., 1848-01-26

WaNgN ~ Tnr ARNY.-0iIicial daeu.
mcnis Stale that there are nj least 2,3nn
women attached 10 tho American armY.
enoking, washing. tending the sick ani
lmlnF the .nrginnf..