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Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01
WHIsKEYl SUGAR & SAIL,

III undersigned has q lot Of Groceries for
. sale. cbrsP for cash at tho warehouse or
Mrssrs J. ; johnson & TO-, ia FULTON. consist.
ing Of a very good snIcc o' doulla feeflird
Nhiskey, eiioiec article ol Brown Sugar, and
eoaIse Sil', In good abd lull s4eas Terasns WI.h.
ing 10 purchase such aHic,s by the bafrsi nd
sack, arr invited to call At the aforesaid Ws5e
house and examine Ter themselves. They ullh-
accommodated lor the cash, vt prices 10 which
they cannot olj7c,, on Application 70 M,lgfs T.
johnson & Co, OF " myseli, al lhis place.
T. H. w. MADpUX
wa.,augs on, sA Oct II, Isls t3-.f
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01
SCHOOL,

: HE ualrnIsnrdlakrs pleasure IN aunaune.
mg 10 The public, that he viii resume NJ
srhoel u h.s residence. ,rins Gravc,l Two miles
easl oi Washington. on Monday tie isih day q
September. less
Isms Rff session uf : mouths,
Primary branehtl, - SO
Higher elaSsfat 90.
Boarding can BE- had on moderate terms. III ~.
spectacle lamIliesn the vicinity.
JAMES 4. WILLIAMS
September 10. is4s.3g
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01
yoG

/ WILL. ssil my eaiioa plantation situate n
| tie tommy Of Lafayette. wrsl SIDE ef Re- i'ig.
sF, tascihsf with one hundred aeel.maled alayes.
Tie stock Of every dissemination. eon,iziIag aI
mulss. hefse. eaitIsi sheep uud hues. iatmng
uisusI.., haiselolI and kacasu faiuiufs. !
erdl Of oas 10 tea ysars may d effected, wih
interest from dlie
WILLIAM WYNN
AugnJ elsi 1856
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01
1NYAEuAnLE
FAMILY e0MpASios.

FAMILY MrAsiOh.
GtIX Lectures on causgs, Prevention and Cur
= OF Consumption, As,hn,a, Diseases Of The
Heart, ana all Female Diseaseg. 234 pages, 2a
engruq.ngs. Paper 90 eis.i buuad Z 5 els Mai
to any pau=-paslagc els.
Shoudef Braces aud Chss, Txpauden. 81
Mail to any part, 50 cts postage. lnhaling
Tubes, silver, 81, by mail, letter postage Al.
dumina Supporters, perfect, 81 10 sl0 for all
Rapiafes, Failing Of lie Bowels aud Womb and
Weak Back, and Chest s.nt By ESpfeas every.
where For Braces or Supporters, or Rupture
Supporters. give height from head 10 foot, and
circumference Of person ne; The spffaet just
above the hips. II Rupture, mention which, SIDE
Agents wanted for the sale 81 The above goods
Address d. :. :. FITCH,
I0f Broadway, New York post paid
FEB. 2l,ls4s.90 ly
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01
Notice.

I WILL. olitsa at pultu aneiion, THE rssidene,
L Of jaime, e. EdSafda. on tie JOih inst, Us
following articles. to wits
uue light oue.hous nsrgy aud hanrsi, ole
Mule; ons Eirit.day Clock: onr Dining Tate,
Table War; oae Aillp Gun; one suyeg W-ah
Que Saddle, sc
HELEN :. ". EDWARDS.
Adux. Of o l. Ediagda, deed
sept i!lh, lsi3.40.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01
Foft Smith Heraid, 0etls.

PoLTnes ~ WiscossIN.-Thcre is u
good prospect ia TIN, far oil State. The
Milwaukee Sentinel expresses confidence
that the vote ol Young Wisconsin will be
given n Oh Iafk Il saYs:
Tile Van Bureu movement must,
while ii draws largely from the ranks Of
onr opponents, ifespss bat little on the
Wing strength. aud thinks that the
Democratic vote lhat Taylor Will receive
VII ounnmbar Two to one, tn Wings
who may be- drawn oil INTO the Van Buren,
movement A.Ihc Stale election IN May
the vote IN rouud numbers, stood as fol.
low. Loco u. 5HO, Wing 1j.u10, Liberty
1000. Iha soHiagl u4uHes a. follows.
Claiming ou.y uz many nemanmtr
VOTE iaf ten. Helor Is he may lose
VIM sotes. giaug 10 yau Buren, the
rulFa Abolition vote, and dividing the
Democratic vote. Hs i uaW se#ms bsely
To he dirlItd--iufac iauuh, IN Alf. ta-s,
aud lwa auls "a alr Van BuIeu. adding
Tea #gfeaW Ilf aHi.,i iazeueIas aai iaenazs
oi voter, 10 lhs aggregate ioi tue Two
last nHH yya IHEF fhH= fr.HIf.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01

Tn- nllTiug from tha Courier and
Eugu1r pfagluN. Geo tAe ueaui .IrcIHu.
coincide with tlr yicw Wg h8sc alVJi-
rxpre--ud %. 10 ilr prospect lpf tiru,ml
Taylor u Pennsylvania. gld nov, when
1 s. a-crunIurd TINT. so iaf from the
Wing gruaJidmr Tor Governor having been
defeated uy 10000 maJnliy. O. wr uilri.
p1teI. he ia, been elected, though hy
.,u,Il vote. there can hn 300 dolht a- 20
the suc-r.s %, 1ayinsiu No1rmbrE We
place pruu-l lsaun iu our lI-l oi rattan
States Tor Old Iark ~ y BH'icia.
"PENNs,LvANIA.-All our Iauefs from
Pennsylvania unite IN the opinion, that ii
johnson, ih, Nmg csn3liur .og Gov
cmor i- not b.nleu hy mou lhu 10000
majority thr Stale May Le c0l.ld.lci
certain iof Taylor Tue lamlumra-. of
Free Srl men, do 100, run auy ticket i1r
Goycruof nnl the contest Is reduced 90
an oid-ushionrd light between the Wing
aud l.Iroioro paaIrG but lu Novcmher
The Fuf SJH putty ram au electoral
ticket lof Van Burcn, which will not poll
lr-s than twenty thousand l.ocoioco votes.
Thus, The defeat Vi johnson, unlcs, hy uu
overwhelming vote, is no evidence thai
the State Will 20 lor Cas-.
But independent OF this state OF
thing in Pennsylvania, our friends may
ltcl assured HAT, Ia every case, Whea IL
comes to direct vote upon aaylor, his
strength will mrcyccoj Irpuiy strength
as indicated by the preliminary elections.
!ss popularity with thc people will
astound even his wanmc,t friends, aud his
maJortlcs cvey where exceed thair rca-
sonabc expectations.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01

A SERIOUS CnuGr.-l'hc New York
Evening Post asserts tlmt the Central
Cas- Committee at Washington have
issued circulars 10 the principal persons
who held Offices under the federal GOV.
trnment IN the several States, requiring
from them contributions in aid Of Mr.
Cass's election II II Postmaster refuses
says the Post, Brown Zone Of the Com
mlltee and Second Assistant Postmaster
Gcnera) gives the hint To Cave Johnson,
who Immediately slices of his head
Isaac Van Buren,, Postmastr in Kingston,
n. Y, has Just been removed ior this
reason.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01
p,nsr plspArcn4
BALTIMORE. Oct 2Olsls.

Arfiynl of the Niagara at BOSTON,
cotton-middlng and inir Orleans de-
elined one eighth pcnny. Other grades
unchanged Market in favor Of buyers,
with small sales The King OF Naples
femses the French aud English mediation.
The southern provinces OF Germany have
reyolled. Austria in state OF anarchy.
UNPARALLELED scene Of confusion IN the
French Assembly, caused by members
railing against the republic The popu.
lace attempted to scale the tribune. The
President suspended. Report, say that
government viii propose universal sui
ffage. Cabinet council have agreed 10
support the Assemhly-goyemmenila takes
position against medpmtes,
= Gfhis Dispatch Is so unmtellgihle that
we are unable to make II on. We give
it as received.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01
py Telcgrapl to he N 0 Bulletin, 2lst ali'
ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA.

At three o'clock this morning. we re-
,,.,yea The three following dispatches, an'
oouneing the arrival at Boston OF lhe
stonmer Niagara from Liverpool, which
mace she left on the 7Ih, bringing one
'-N,~. .a, Intelligence
IIt will be perceived in the second dis-
natch that Nlidding orleans Cotton Is
ano,ed at 3 a.3d, and in the last dispatch
at 3 6.sd.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01
st.E1NUu DISPATCH
BALTIMORE. Oct. 90 ISIS
MORE OF TIE NIAGARA'S
NEWS.

CorroS-Far Upland aud Mobile ID:
Orleans sid Mhlduug ollpuns 3 a.sl,
scarcely any tbing d1ius-husiu=ss ehirl.
IL uulsr } 33.il-prices lower lhan ever
hailfs known. Salts during tn week
al,O10 balrs.
C1m b TO Sc. Coumaal seventeen
to eighteen snlhng~ Flour daly paid,
- 10 Dos. Money easy. Wheat uu-
changed
Smth O'8aau's aill pD sfss'iag. The
London Ghadi.is hua ben convicted
aal seuteaseiIp n transportation iaf H.
The quseu has feumel lssm Scotland.
Every thug fauuI.
faANee--SlsIall luiusis held
Throughout the coaaHy Gfas@i l9gs
oi peace.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01
FO R S 4 L

TlnE undersigned oifers fer sai,, too ftm uroa
which hc now rcAtrs. situated n ihr y.n
Barren Road, about 20 n.lca north oi Wal..
mglon There su good dwelling houn aud oihe-
out buildings on lhr promises THe tact CEN.
taiu. about on hundred laI fuy acres % elsofrI
land mud 10 weii w1irrrlaud uabealy locausn
lie would also se.l b4 storh Of Cattle, aheep.
Hogs &e. farming uisu#s aul lhyi IS Lm
dred bushels Of Corn. iru. a.il b. nllprise.
I1 ,& Z EpGEhs.
Octoblr n, l7is "A o.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01
NtW onlEANa eLAaalrIcArIoN
Asnaiiatag to that Of Liropl,l.
NOTICE.

fTnE undersigned having retired from the Office
of sheriff Of Lafayette county, hereby notifies
all prr.oa, ndcblcd 10 him TO- fees, Nc.,tlut
unlrs. the same are settled on or before the ir.t
of February. 1919, h. will be lder tnr neccs-ily
however dingrccublc ii muy he to him, OF enlorc
ing paymfht
c, OWEN, late Sheriff
Lewisyillc, November ~, lsis, iGatf
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01
VALUABLE PROPERTY ron SALE.

q u y Subscriber offers for sale. Oh aecomno.
daiiug terms. the following valuable real
estate, viz; The well known tayeri, slaud, for
several ycars occupied By him, n the town Of
Washington, known us Buit- Hotel, with all the
-ppuHrnunc's thrrcunto belonging The house
uuHdrrgong thorough repair, and will be sod at
@ bargain. The furniture aud natures wHl be
-o.i with Oh, house, il desired Al-o well inn
proved black and farm, situated about 3 mies
northeast of Washington, containing 266 acrrsi
about l9J acres cleared, and In high state Of
cultivation.
Also, ono other tract Of laud udjoing the above,
continuing $40 acrs: about 30 acfrs OF which is
cleared and under good fence.
The whole Of the above properly will be sold
together or separate, 10 suit pWch,sca
GEO q BRITT
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01
H:g.s'TEB.

2 allE sahsfIlrr NIll give liberal ages ~ lts
picking Of 3. 81. uf 100 lzles af cotton
Any pensea wishing 10 rrh. can zai 10 "a So fiihff
80 laaR plafr, ef al he rzalsiIaa II lhg lsal :
the raft, nas.tf farsi. L.
ffaFI,sHs igmshed 81 ether Place an tta1an
Bic terms. JOHN cOCkRIlL
Pne IL, Ra.iff parfsh. aur p, isi5.s1
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01
EgtNAWtH

Z ERuM lhr ub-rb.r. hr.ar fifteen miles
- j sdutl If Fmmenile, ON the 9'h i1s,.. q
-, negro man named Amencap. said negro s
supposed to b. about ioily ycais of uge, . icet g
or . inches high, yrry black. well nude. blc, COM
s.drmb.y maf' 10 By lhr ulap, sHd h. figia htlc
Hng'r crooked, whether n.I or mot. uncertain.
THosr b. a large sr1r, from tfc cut Of 900 aKc up.
on h.s great TOO Whru ir lr'l b. wore the mar,
of blow OVER iir e}r, which Will prob1b'g io-
maiu some days Il t,.auwasad hr wi. make up
the county
D.P s COOK
union Parrh, l.l, Sept ., l-lsI2 2N.- lEi
dorado IAi,R.l
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01
SCHAERis HOTEL,
WASHINGTON, ARKAN

hAsutNSEON, ARKANSAS.
kfSIIE sibscrarf having purchased thr house
fssmefly occupied as q ha,rl. By Z sui
lyan. has rr.opcnrd il lor the accommodation OF
his fnJuds, and lllr tiasel1sgpnplic.
liz i1b'e will b. furnished With lie be-i tie
market s..srt,, sud lir proprietor Wi'i spaf, 10
pains To- rrndcr his entris comfortable
lls bar sill hr furnished with the choicest va
rieiy Of hquon; sal bi. Stables, which are large
and rommodion,, will BE- supprd with ptuiy Of
pToyruigr, and be attended by careful. o-lioia
lis charge. Wi'l b. ihg same as afc cuai1mary
in similar establishments. 4 share o! pubc pat.
ronig, b respectfully solicited
CLEMENT sCHAER
Washington. Sept o. lsls-tl.u
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01

CownDlNd TEACHER Friday
morning last, IA scene was enacted at the
Academy IN this place, which we are
bound 10 chronicle as a matter OF history
connected with onr tewn, mud is as fol.
lows One OF Mr., Stoiham's sons, a
small boy complained to his parents of
having been III treated IN some way by
Mrs Sabine, teacher o! the smep srhas
ars and sister ofthe Principal, Mr.. H. l..
LBaae. On the morning above mem
toned, about the hour school is taken Ill.,
Mr, aud Alrs. StedihaM proceeded to the
Academy, the former went INTO the larger
room, where the Principal was engaged.
aud the latter went into the room where
the Infant school is taught, aud immedi-
nIely drew out from under her swawl a
cowhide aud gave Mrs. Sabine who did
not suspect any such design, several
stripes with 1t about the body and neck,
which CAUSED great alarm aud confusion
among the scholars. The lady with the
cowhlde. however was taken away, aud
peace was soon restored 10 the school,
In the afternoon OF the same day Mrs
Stedham was arrested aud brought be.
fore Justice Pearson, aud fined fifty dol
lars aud costs OF the suit. aud held 10 bail
TO keep the peaep, We understand an
appeal has been taken by the defendant
to the Circuit Court We give the facts,
as we have heard them. without any com
menls, believing that so PLAIN case
needs nome.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01

sr5Lrx Messy REsfoaED.-.GeoTga
Williams. aiias slappH who was com.
miIted at Phlialelrhia, somf day HlHro'
upon the charge OF participating in ghc
robbery OF DR.. Darlington, President OF
thc Chester county Pa) Bank, OH the
2i.h ul,, made restitution ofahoui twelve
thousand dollars Of the stolen money
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01

\ GgrAr EarArE-Somc idea of the
true cause Of thg mi.cde- iu Ireland may
he derived from ihe following mct lu
Galway there i- au estate lul4gg than
some English counties, aud which was
mpdgagch, q few year, ago, for the i'm
mon-c sum OF Two millions OF dollars, by
H. thea ownct Nc. Martin, NJ =. The
entrance gate and lodge are twenty miles
from the mansion Whom such an i'm.
mru-a estate m- boon arcumulaled iu the
hand. oi one family lur generations, what
wonder that thousands and ten, Of thou.
and, Of the pea-aui.y are beggars,-
Cause aud clgcJ-uolhing clsc.
NrIkS Ga-ciic.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01
'a'5llHcr Wanted.

ATE wish to employ good Timber. ore wlo
W eau come well recommended HH good
workman. will iud cousluul employment and DO.
oral wages. 20 application i made sHon.
BLOCK BROTHER &Co.
Fulton, Sept. 90, isss.42
We would sFll, on accommodating terms, u
good set Of Timers tools with O. ruol supply of
stock Of all kinks. b. B. s 10.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01
F,ou asN O Eapsfp
NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKET
S.rrEp,y Non,.,.. Orl. u. i.4s

SATURDAY hpAAih"t vel ~ ttHNs
ln our ll.i scini-werLiy rr,,w. We noticed
nlp- during li,r rarly part Ji the week, io the -
tent OF z 80 bl',s 10 which s 10 BE- udled lsi of
lluJ bales that was sold Oh Tuesday, boot did not
uuuspw uniil subsequently, making ihr Irantpr-
lions Fl the sh,ee days sum np 1850 balrs The
market oprncd On Moudfy win lu animated DO.
maud, and AS firiur met d freely. ihr sIlas far
up TO G5U0 bales at tie currency OF Tuesday. Ou
Thursday. including 1000 biirs ihtl dd lel trius-
lfs uuiii Yesterday, tue Bale, ctirscrd 5000 biI,s
without change u priees' bet yesterday. tlir INTEL
Dgrncc received by telegraph Of the accounts b.,
thF Brlau1, hld rather d drpr siug m1rrur.
ind Tie transactions, which dbl not rNrr. q .uuU
babes were at rather rasirr ialrs. This makcs
au aggr Ialc iur the three days OF 1880 b lies,
and .or the week Of 22,.5G. Tho d'mund bis
been chief, lDf Great Britain. A small amount
only bas been taken for fmuee, and buyers lof ,ic
North have operated to u limited extent The
recr pts since the 18th instant embrace &C bnlcs
against isO9 during the corresponding =. rod
lisl srdson, aud tho rXp0dH jsig, of which. $3.50
were to Liverpool aud lll to Boston Week.
i"r.p's 91,l57 bales, Exports in ioui.u prus
ri ~, roasiwi,e 1853, total 1890 Ttr onlfr
receipts at t- port since the 1T ult. amount To-
ll9,gGi bales, against 9l,07l uplo lho .lur date
ia lsi7, showing nn ucfcase OF 2ss93 hl'cs-
The stock Oh baud, and on slpbouurl not clrUfpd
last evening, was ~ 5g3 bales, against jl.22l OF
The snne time last year, exhibiting an cxes-s ui
l5,372 bales sud m inerraic since the lI Hli, ol
j2,lG2 We slightly modify our prev ious ipuTrs
aud now quote as follows
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01

The WnnebOgo Indians are said to be
giving much trouble IN their removal
and that the Chippcwas forbid their com.
ing into the territory purchased there last
year They say the Senate has altered
the treaty made with them. aud that the
Wnnebagoes cannot come 10 the Grow
Wing Rlvcr.-McmphS Hcydid
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01

4 FREAE or NATvEE-Thrra Is child
Ia Dover y. H., which presents the
-tmugest phenomenon. li can see but
II hours peg lay-iho rest oI the tine iI
is perfectly blind. The nature aud cau.c
Of this strange freak olnamre ha, NOT been
sufficiently explained by competent meu.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01
A Cas-. papsr in Michigan s,y. that iis mast,

A Cass paper IN Michigan slys that ~ master
B. "a porily. hnc lookipe gentleman, weighing
about Two hundred" mf Caa. .is, 70 be sure, a
very portly parsonage. bat be Is iad,bled 10 What
b., has dfaSn from lhs public treasury for all sh.
meat upon his bones lie has received about
quarter of a million ofihe Peoples money, and.
iiuWing hs Ws,ghsto b. iSu hundred, each ppuad
as l.fdapsi- Of his bod, has ea.' llIc naiIoa Up.
wards Vi Twelve hundfed dolili.-- lou Jour
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01

fuE NleuNs oF uG RWER RNsA
MAs-AesE-Un the eth ull. the bone
of the b5aye krnluesIans Whawefa mas-
-asfri al. tIs afef RaiaH in lsl2. wen
rrs#s#l bF u committee Of citizens ai
kMlueEya Codlanh, paofin thaH ap.
WHHiaze nfsrazut hy tin saIboalic- al
rdaI .ale. Til CmemuaI Commercial
aHs.
Thf b1He..ot tl,5.e bravo men We're
found iu common grave, aud were nc.
r.Isut'yuWumrI wlHia q street ia Mon.
re. Michigan. wa- lr,us d1- down
The fact OF tha skulls being a'i cl),en
wi'h lhe luHah1wh, induced lAe worA.
myut4Wahy pugury gul un aged lreush.
mau, living m tlai town, a survivor oI the
massacre, know thrm u- the bones Of the
unfortunate kcumrAaus--wmcm
lha Vot where iha, were buried. lnog-
uuulu WAS sent 20 hruueay aud ,hUl
State with ,i- -chaat,ea,urs spi.ii, prompt.
N i1ik m,sHs toe their removal The
Sia,r deto.svd iaa charge upon Colonel
Brooke, a gallant participant 10, aud sus'
ylyof ol ihal unfortunate battle.
\ procession, solemn and imposing,
wa- .nanci 90 roNnstln, nni the long
myHl mn, a t ra--ci through ths
sinret-. was Witnessed by hundreds ia
gloomy silence. Although an age had
interviewed siace those old crnmbhng bones
were animate--sinee those brave men
had lelt lleir hpm,. 90 die In their COIN
ty's causc--yri tlis iraf OF grirtul re-.
mpmbance WAS nl, ah-eH' iTuM the eve
ola new gcucalon. Ola Tuuc seemed
to have stepped forward iu ihs somhre
habilment- of mourning, TO recall q tear
ior the hong forgotten.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01
IuRp# #uIsHTCH
NEA1A. Get l.

The Niagan ha- iast arrived, having
lali Liverpool al the 1ih Instant
CaI0t ha- declined H,HHf-=l,lliIa
Odcaas 5a1uel q, . 5.zi. fuf ssh
sale uI the srez at Liverpool aas 81.
U1I Hal
IL "a market Is without ehBuz=
American sweet Eloat bHuzs o. 10
y, pal DBL
fhs MaHy martHf !. easy
The ldai ol the Ghru5ste II l.aa31a hos
resulted IN lleif conviction.
lHFfJ Is gfeai excitement u EnHH#.-
Tn As-emh.y has deH.Ial 10 have hi
one L-gi=iatsz Chambas aHd ffe-i1aug
to be elected by icc suffrage.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01

ONLY SG3,9gO l6. The Washington
Union says, after all the talk OF the Wings
about Lewis Cass's crtrd, he has 0Aiy
received S63,990 4G over and above his
regular pay. Oh what moderate man
Lewis Cas- is!-BafelH
Mike Walsh, having served out his
time in the peniienGlry is making
speeches throughout New York for Cass
and ButIer.-P Prentice.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01
NO TfCE

TIVE subscriber WISHES 10 iuiorm ibe planters
Of upper Red RIVER that boz Is nov pulling
tie Ra0 b. low hs Bmli and v.il have il cut
blythe time mo River is'ulyigldlc. he g. cfccliur
ample Nafpioui,s nuI Sheds, where Cotton viii
be- received, projected, and subj-ct to the owners
ortheif agents orders, at ~ cents per bale Up
ifrghlin proportion
JOIN COCHEELL
October %. l5ls i5-2w
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01
OTEEE.

THE partnership heretofore r,siiJz, under ,hr
dtmol llrBhsHn ~ llEurIFsn, IN The prac.
ticc OF luw, ls thrs day Dissolved by uiu. ia con.
sent Al business Ia an unfinished state. will re.
ceive The lpnt attention of both mr .nbers of The
late lirn unui The same Is finally adjusted and
either one OF the undcrgnrd 4re alihoszsd 10
muke uIl settlements, in relation TO fees due. or
use the firm uaane 10 The liquidation Of all Dr..
munds,
THOMAS HUBBARD.
BERNARD q uEMPsTEAD.
October lG 1913 d5-tf
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01
BRANDIES, VINES, LIQU0Rs.
N i W GOODS.

THE unj nfasd repeatedly oli' iir ai,sni.a.
| ofthrir lrrnds uu5 customer. 10 lliif larle aal
well selected siack OF goods comprising ayer,
article tbat s usually kcpl in ,omhru sionl
which have ji'l brrn received and are odtGu.f 30
Iuv That amy onr w.zb.u.le bgy cuulol faI doug
so hy calling on ,iem. They d.rm h uuHecsrarr
ippsri ouiaazr each article, as they do not wi, q,
weary The pubio by prfwug icnehty ana lou
wlDdHl algrdlHmruL Ne ierl csnidenl il.i tl.e
ls. ous rflses hssiach oi good, Che bciie. Oaf
G0ca sprahf ioFiisell We have only 10 ,snAga.
That larger boats may veniurs moTe' r
BIT "~r smaller onrs-'shoall koepusaf shore %
Give us call be'or rprcha ige tlesber.
A. BLOCK & SON
JBc 80, isis.lf
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01
WASHINGTON MALE AND
FEMALE SEMI NARY,

fkNIlE Trustees Of this institution, take pleasure
4 in announcing To the public that the OK.
ercses oi the Male department were commenced
an the a3d ult, under the charge Of the Rev, H.
{. ruwEAFr, as Superintendent
The course of study has heen divided In three
classes At the following prices per session of i've
months;
Tor the Primary Glass, Sl2 Uo
Fof the Second Class, embracing
Reading, Writing, Geography
aud Afilhmaio, 10 w
For the Third Class embracing
English Grammar, History, Lam
guales, Mathematics, &c,, 20 u0
and lee Of 80 cents nom each pupil l"r wood,
during the winter session,
0ns onfth of the tuition fees Of each stu ient
will be required IN advance, aud In residue at the
end Of the sesson aud Il Is hoped that Parenlf
and guardians will be prompt ia their payments
a. thr success Of the iusliialoa depends much on
the observance al tbs fcqu.silan
BY uflera Of The Biafi
JOHN d. TRlMBLE, ffeaFufrt
Washington, November /, Isis div
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01
GROCERIES.

( ~ + havf ou haud, fr sale, rc.h 81 I.gu.s
w Flour, Snga, Coil''c. Wlrkey, salt
Bacon sides, Huns sud Shoulders, Sc. An of
which wr wll. ssll los for olsh
T.. $. JOHNSON a Co.
Fulton, Oclobrrs, ISIS 43-u
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01

Tin CnoLGHA-lsngh-h writers CON.
tend that the cholera does noIatiach per.
SONS who live near prcwcfic, OF mineral
springs, IN consequence Of the counter in.
iluencc ol catbouic acid gas evolved there.
al the watering places with spring.
that emit this gas escaped the peslllencc
in Germany Spain aud England Balls.
ton aud Saratoga, j, is said, also escaped.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01

ELorENENr-Qascr caSc Of Fighting
ANIL Kissing a married man,
who recently eloped from New Jcfsy
with a young glrI, was arrested at Utica,
New York, by the gih'- father Dudng
his examination in court, the attorney.
engaged on each side got into fight,
ana while they Were settling their legal
difficulty after pugiistic fashion, Suli.
van reached over aud kissed the girl in
open court, before the eyes oil her papa,
who Immediately rewarded the lovers
gallanry by a blow over the head with
ls cane, causing him to bleed freely.
The court was thrown into uproar, aud
proceedings suspended fora time Final.
ly, the glrl was given into the hands OF
her parent, aud Sullivan was sent to JAIL
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01
r. NJ. Morgan,

Merchant. Tailor aad. ClOihlcr,
II IS Juat received 40 elrtll,ol assortment of
llCloghs, Cass.mercs, Nrsiinrs etc. which he IS
mliy pr pared to make up into garments, to sut
tha atasic ollie friends aud customers. Oh he shoii.
ri notice, aud on terms extremely liberal. lle
would uilltr inform Ole friends. aid tlt public,
that adjoining lAe above establishments, he has
iurd Up an exceedingly ialiriul eone,rn ior The
puToso oi rsling iic inward isan sah lh
slislcrn
BRANDIES, VINES, LIQUORS.
Porter, Ale Cider, end other elcelsras TOO lcdoas
TO mouloa. u has also iiiicd up
LIVERY ~'EArT. -
where he will Keep hgrsr. 10 hire and Oh =. ssfy y
ils eahrs anr large and well provided with pfov
rud.r' aal attended by raFgfa, Oalsn, Ctargrs
modsmia
Waslagloa Arrurl, 30 isss.37if