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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-16

nj ORGAN'S CELEBRATED SABLE OPERATIC TROUPE
WI will open the Odd Fellows Hail. at Paterson this evening
October 10; Also tomorrow Wednesday,
18TH which occasion they will Introduce great variety
Songs Glees Chorusses Buresque Polkas open
7Concert to hafpast Admission cents An
afternoon performance Wednesday afternoon
modation OF the juvenile branches Of families.
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CoRNs, BUNI0Ms; BAD NAILS, RADICALLY Ex-
~ raeted by DR.. SHIRIAKOFF from st. Peersburgh-Dr
tegs leave respectfully to inform those any
way afflicted with cabscs &c that he give i'm
mediate relief He himself who would
him with s to the above by his delicate and PARTICULAR
treatment which will perfectly In he will with
pleasure show hundreds eers and certificates which
he is Onsan receiving from his patients Office 63 Chambers
afreak the Park.
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DOWIRY THEATRE-nONDAY EYENING. OcTObERl

~ will be performed the national PUTNAM Gen.
Ne'hnEt n. nr. N. Scoi Gen Putnam, Mr. a q. Brown;
iabert Mr. lton Capt saplipg Mr. Woans; Oneactah Mr.
n H. Clarke; vioietah Mrs Jordan Putnam Suther
nd Aver Which Grand Pas do DeuS by sguora cocea and
Stntr NJ - To conclude with the Opera of LOVE
Doctor Dulesmara Mr. A. Audrey Nemono Mr. r. Wardsn
segeant Beeor Mr. Smith Adlna kis Taylor Gianett
Miss Hubbard open at 81 performance to
preci ely ioxes 20 Pit and Gallery l2 cents In re
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GRAND DIORAAA-BOMBARDMENT OF VERA CRUZ
" &C. 57B Neutrality-suspicious. the Gulf Burning the NJ B.
Creole Shpwreck Of the Somers Arrival the Steam
and Ships steamng and sailing along Real Cannon
fired moving Figures Grand Bombardment
Spcr roteohDe effects and bursting of shea Every Figure
Ship Beat &c lie moving An evening Toketa
50 Children halfpric Family tickets on ap
plicson ut the Hail. Open ut Wednesday
turdov term
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n0CToR FAWCETr HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE TO 81
~ Dey srest whCr3 he be consulted all Private Da
The most obstinate yield TO his mede which
on the Non dercural system srs.ures, how
approved plan TIE victims constitutional debility bronsbt
by inderee ndulgenoes apply witt sertsiny Of cure
threat -
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DEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS AND IMITATIONS.-THE
i'd unnarneed astonishing of Rail

pEWARE OF COUNTRRFEITS AND IMTTATIONS-THE
unparalleled and astonishing efficacy of Dr. Wistars Balsa
Of Wild Cherry in all the diseases for which 1t
curing after the skill Of the best physicians
fact has caused unpncpd
palm of spurious mixtures similar appearance
the genuine Basam. Dr. Wstars Basam Wild Cherry"
the only genuine The rest merely initiate the orr
ginal while they possess of Its virtues
marks Of the genuine genuine Balsam put up
with the words "Dr Wisars Balsam Of Wild Cherry, Phil
the M nature Of a. Mistar THIS will enysloyed with
pear the written signature l. But careful and yet the
genuine DR. Wistars Baam Of Wild Cherry None genuine
Boston Mass For sale Wholesale and RETAIL BY Mess D.
Sands 100 Fulton corner Of Wiam Henry Johnson 3
generally.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-16

MAGIC s0IRERS.aRENEwED ATTRACTION AT THE
Iv1 New ROOM 33 Broadway door the Broad
way Theatre Messrs Martini announce that
they have engaged the celebrated Mr. Ne arms
who will appear evening in his pleasing
Paror Deuons by sgnoI Martini with the wonderful Anti
Also the much admired Astronomical Diagrams
Daphanous Tableaux. Admission Is oens-commence at
7,'ol
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-16

TT g. MAIL LINE FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
- The steamer Hermann, Captain T. Crabree, will leave
Pier No North river for Southampton and Bremen Friday
the Goth inst at o'clock Passengers will please 81
u o'clock and send all baggage not wanted the voyage
Thursday marked below. experienced board
All letters through the Post Office
apply at the Office Of the Ocean Steam Company
No Rvoad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-16

NEW SHAWL RooM-2l5 GREENWICH sT-wILL BE
IN opened on Monday, October 10th inst
cusvey to the sale Of Shaws The daily
by additions from Auction Sales pledge sell
at less prices than other house in tho city, 81
brnoha selling at - worth So invoice of g cashmere all WOOL
SIS cheap at SlO invoice of 104 do at So cheap at St4
voice of rich cashmere long, do
selling SIS worth S25 invoice of patterns at s22
worth $780, invoice of splendid colors patterns worth
s5 Also large lots and tbet saws decided
gains. LASELL Il MEADOW. 2l5 Greenwich ST.,
deorh hello R1rcIa
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DHONOGRAPHY--NEw CLAssES.--sEvERAL NEW
Ca.ses in photography will be formed Monday 18th
meet ut different hours the morning afternoon
as to maket convenient for all who wish to Those
ious join requested call the Phono aphc
Academy Of Broadway and Canal street. Terms
Dollars per OF twelve lessons (which will thorough
knowledge Of the Art). ANDREWSH BOYLE.
- RAPES-'0OO ISABELLA AND CATAwBA GRAPE
" vines for SALE 600 three year old 1000 year old
OLD JAS B. WIER Nursery Garden, Of 18th
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DA2K TUEATRE-xONDAY EVENING OCrOsER rs,
Il the Enerts,pments will with the Farce OF
BOX AND .0x-BoS. Nj. w: b. Ch.pman Coz. Mr. Dawson.
Mrs. Bounce, Ms Dyott To who's will be ADDED new
piece ent,L LA sTOGATO-Mr Star Hunter wslcot Hr
frrcrick Hrcodhh Tptop Mr. Dawson Mis- Anna Bella
Bishop with a variety To conclude with the
Ballet fantomime Of IL DIABLE QUATRE-Pohnski, NJ.
Monpa; Mszourk W. Corby; Yvan NJ Cor, et Mazoursa,
Nine Monpasr Previous the Ballet. Apropos
tue introducing the popular meocies by Nine
Bh p-Dres Circle 75o Family Circle &c., Upper Boxes &c.,
Pit @c; Gallery l2Sc. Doors open at7-commouce at7id
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Az ing Oct IT, the entertainments will new
Iontt comedy entitled the CUSTOM OF TIE COUNTRY
eeh lie Townsend Mt Nicknson Handle Hobbs Conoyer
Aea a bloomington Mira Henry Peggy Miss Roberta After
Mmch new extravaganza entitled lESEUS AND ARIADNE-
Fac iaus Mr. Conover Bacchus Ncknson: Mnos m Mr. Ar
old Theeus Miss Mary GaAnon Clarke After
which, farce called GOING TO THE aACE5Mr Jeremiah
rwdde Mr. Holland Mr. John James Chucks, Mr. Nicknson:
MIRA Twddle Miss Mary Cannon To conclude with farce
titled FAMILY JARSOelph Mr. Holland. open At
Curtain rises at TX O'clock
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NO CURE, NO PAY.-pR. CoRBITr. ls DUANE srRE!t

~ " CURE, No PAY.-Dh- CORBlTT,
IN member the Royal College Of Surgeons Londen may -
committed in delicas Nc nov ,oHs
have ulcers the body or In the ne
pains In the head Of the legs practice Oh oureese
years. devoted TO veneroa diseases enables IT 70 cufe We
worst form OF this diseess Recent cured In four day1
No mercury used sctuos cured in one OF Two weeks with
ssrccy .ay pain Those individuals who have INDUCED in
tain oashomo habit positively be restored 70 hcalh ane
society," Strangers cautioned pot to DO deceived Dr
olbt has not removed Remember - Duane opposite
DR. Johnaon'A
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nR RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL PRIVATE

hR RALP III, AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL PRIVATE
~ Treatiee &c. 50 Greenwich strseoce hours to IL A.
will be urprisaat the rapdty and little
attending their 1t 10 chiefly however those who have su
ered from certain class people who properly appreciate
his services In structure from it's first ncpien its more
advanced and distressing stages from advantages
and very extensive practce he afford rapid easy and
radical cure which, he has for stating DO obtained
from no other no ree in America
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-16
100 OOOPERsoNs HAVE BEEN CURED. BY

Of fheum atism qunsy throat coughs ache
pains in the limbs back and chest burns
old &c. II is warranted give relief half Of
other remedy LOCO certificates will prove,
which be at the principal street.
at East Eleventh streat.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-16

NEW BROADWAY CIRCUS, NEAR SPRING STREEr-
IN John Tryon and Corporal Thompson Managers
evening Oct Of the world renowned Brit
ish Acroats Lavater Lee C. Lee W. Walker Stewart for
two evenings only In number Of Splendid fudrss
and cavalcade, the Mobiles Persia The
hats will appear in double of horsemansp
Oympan Games Mr. H. c. Lee snd his infant pupil will ap
pear and classical entertainments entitled the Gambos
Of Puck with the Elm King Mr. Shnde the Dying Moore;
Slack Rope performance conclude with The Hunted Tailor
Doors open 6-performance to com r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-16

ID Propreor-E Hitchcock, Manager Splendid Perform
anoes every afternoon at O'clock AND evening at ha
past The Manager has the pleasure
most extraordinary wonder in creation Major tteangsr hold
ing the relation to the famous Lput the tts
finger does to the thumb He 10 years old only twcntyou
inches high and weighs only thirteen pounds He
from 8; and in the evening, from till TO- In addL
on, the manager has also engaged Great Western
Yankee Comedian the Sable Brothers. Miss Emma Leslie
st. three Highland Mammoth Boys Giant Mammoth Baby
Enormous Boa Constructor Admission the
Museum Performances Little Finger &c Is cents; children
der years old enough walk Alone 2k oen Re-
served front seats. sflling extra
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1.-TWO ExHIBITIONS-GRAND CONFIRMATION OF HAN

CULTIVATION HAN-
ngtons Sacred Doramas of the Creation of the World
the Grand Spectacle Of the Deue Ais twenty magnificent
Scrpura ainngS by Mr. Baker, London
ing about 100 feet of whole comprising
the most beautiful and interesting exhibitions exhibited in
America The Fall Of Man, Judgment OF tho Almighty
Expulsion from Paradise Death of Abel Evening before
luge The Deluge God Covenant with NOAH Destruction
dom and Daughter Of Pharaoh Finding Noses The
the Tables Fall Of the Walls of Jericho Joshua Commanding
Sun TO Stand STILL &c. &cnow exhibiting night this week.
9clseh the psnSd new & sse BrOadway OpP9pis
the most MAGNIFICENT Spectacle WITNESSED in New
Of the World and the Deuge assisted by power
Scenery and % the First Pax The
Sun Moon and Stars Fourth Day Creation Fish and Fowl
Fifth Day Creation Of Animals Sixth Day. Garden Eden
Adam and Eve With the completion Of the bors Crea
ton the first part Of the exhibition closes Part2-Grand
ma Of the Deuge Tickets cents children half price, Doors
open ut 7-curtan rises Mt IN o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-16

VETERINARY SU2GEON.-MR. FELIX r. NASH, v. s..
member Royal Veterinary College London be
ed the diseases their
Gentlemen and parties purchasing horses will find to
their interest TO have his professional opinion oundnes
&c In which only they feel confident Of not being i'm
posed by the seller Professional opinion 80 80 Operations
performed equally cheap Paid letters addressed TO him. post
office. Chatham square, punctually attended to.
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in the Canal Bank for all purposes we had right to
draw any day, and to draw out the whole amount
If We chose.
Re.euarained.-I was conversant with the general
transactions of the bank knew Of the transactions
they occurred; ! am acquainted with the translc-
tions which form the basis of the account between
the Canal Bank and Ogdensburgh Bank, and am
quainted with the account
Refreshing your recollections by reference to the
books but speaking independent Of the books and
fom your recollection of the transactions you say
whether there was balance due from the Canal Bank
Objected to by defendants counsel-Quession ex-
cluded by the court
O. Speaking from your knowledge of the trausac-
tions between the banks there anything due from
the Canal Bank to the Ogdensburgh bank at the time
of he failure?
The question objected to by defendants counsel
The objection wasAilowed.
A.-TLere is but one clerk in the bank besides him.
self he has generally alton of what is done
in the bank does the correspondence; keeps up ge-
Morally intimate and accurate knowledge of the cor
respondence with the bank in the east and generally
receives and forwards packages does not keep
ming account in his head but dope nds upon his books
and letters
the receiver in the Canal Bank. He called for the
purpose Of identifying the books, &C., which were
brought into court.
Aug. JENKINS, recalled.-wss employed in Canal
Bank discount clerk he had the custody and
charge of the letter book he identified the dfere mt
books of the bank.
ME. f. KENpR,cK, sworn Resides in this city; is
cashier OF the Mechanics aud Farmers Bank the re-
deemng agent In this city of the Ogdensburgh Bank
teen years, "a paper was shown me which he denied
having wrten did not seal up the package of "a 2os
showed the memorandum Of the package being sent,
made by MIR. Beach, the clerk did not 1t after
sealed had conversation with MIR. Olcott relative
to the missing package heard of the circumstances
when an enquiry made of I'm by the Ogdensburgh
Bank he received letter of enquiry from Mr. Jud-
son, but did not Mr.. Ocott in relation TO It he
has doubt but that there package Of S420S re-
deemed by the Canal Bank about the 9th ofJny can
not tell without referring to his books whether he re-
ceived a draft from the Canal Bank for the M. F.
Bank.
Q-Who the officers of the bank T.? [Obiected
A-Thos w. Olcott, MIR. Kowalski, O. NJ. Beach, +
f.. Kendrck, Thos Ocott and James A. Pratt, and
three boys.
The court here took recess until three O'Clock -
ALBANY Knftkerbocker, Oct. a.
TRIAL OF GEORGE MILLER FOR FORGERY.
BosroS, Oct l3-1H P. NJ Deposition of RoBERr
M. N. SMyTH-Reside in Cambrldgeport; do business
In Boston, temporarily absent in New York;
known Miller for ten or fifteen years. known Belk-
nap some four years; Miller intimate with b. APP
peared TO be his business man; met NJ. at Farleys
Office with regard to the Pearl street house New York,
the last of july 1S47; b. came in at that time; Mr.
Adams was present, and, after writing, passed some
papers, which looked like notes or drafts signed
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noCToR MORRISON CONTINUES TO DE CONSULTED
~ delicate diseases, which he without
hnd-ance business The disease in its early he
in few days Debility Of the from early indiscretion
accompanied vith gradual Of mental powers sue
to curing absorption See his London Diploma,
in his office, 23i Fulton street. N. BA perfect
sharpe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-16

MON COURSE, l.. I-TROTTING-TwO OF THE
trottng champions Of the world will match
Of three mile heats to and drivers weigh $50
pounds the above named Monday October
g. spcer names Americas Albert Conkin h. Black Hawk
On Thurday Oct 19th great match for ~ against time
c. s Berthe Trustee 20 miles within the hour
to harness. This feat has been performed any
other country large already
M. ID. GREENE Proprietor
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V,o MERCHANTS AND SHIP MAsrERS-THE Posr
4 H1-es sVtass xAsAa ia WaH sxssh ss9assS -
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-06
..lnrr n1EInlIOIa.

HIIOGK, BROTHER & co. haso Just re-
, eeiyed aud are now opening large and
splendid assortment OF goods, consisting IN part OF
the luilowing
French, English aud Smhriaan Prints 3-l IL
a=fR Riown and Beaebrd Shirlngs aud Sheeings'
AL ID Va osnabefgs, Is, IL Lowell do,
hIeaehed and brown dd'lngs, checked iweeas,
stripes, paddiug' Scotch pads, green
bafi+e, French humba2lnes, alpaea lustres black
aud twed alpaca, red, white, green and yellow
0innels, salnet, Kentucky aud gold mixed jeans,
s=llablc danasS. hhek nnl white bohlnel hishopi
lawn, l.~.h and swua uIuztius, striped eumhileks
aud aeAourts, Marlborough stripes, blue danims,
bark md aolafsd eaaibitas, lrlsh linen, pFlnted
COTTON dritia and eoionadea, apgon aud furniture
ole rs, bIaus tabhy vHlyeli printed ilanuela, hac
drills aud linseys, Georgia Stripes, linen and eoilen
tapes. slk. cotton and nadrass handkefebiels,
fin.ed .iawls, iaoras souuyass, Russia sheeiings,
dal ~ hfewu holland cotton fringe alaisrilies
aud gf,ss skIFis, ftiling, oallon aud Worsted
baaIug, seBcis. blaciS. aud oolared collon cord,
ofafp dlanss Blue, red aud white blankets, tick
i,e, nm quito netting, Georgia jeans, mud King
atan nIaiaz, Nu, Ne.
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-06
INVALUABLE
FAMILY COMpANION.

StfX Lectures on Causes, Prevention and Cur,
> Of Conrumpton, Asthma, Dheafes Of The
Heart. uud al Female Dstnsrs, pa parcs %
eugfayings. Paper 80 cts; bound Is cis Mai
to any psH-postagc l.9 cts.
Shoulder Bnlss and Chest fkpauder, 50
Mad to any part, 50 els. postage. lnhalmr
Tubes, silver, 81, BY mail, letter postage. 40.
doniua supporters perfect, 81 10 $40, for all
kuplurcs, Falling Of the Bowels aud Womb. and
Weak Back, aud Chest; cent 10y Express every.
where. For Braces or supporters or Rupture
supporters, give height nom head 10 foot, aud
circumference of person next the surace, just
above tho hips u Rupture, mention which side.
Agents wanted Tor the sale VI the above goods.
Address Dr S. x. FITCH,
l07 Broadgayi New York, post paid.
fcb, 2l,teie.201y
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-06
NOTICE.

COUNTY or HEMPSTEID. Scr-At tho
Y Md3 adjourned tenn OF the Probate court oI
Hampstead county, Ad4usus, a. u. 1913, tbs
following adminpiution aud guardian Aoooubi
current Nefe filed iof continuation at the nrAi
July tenn Ol said court
Joseph Caldwell, adminIsiiaior Of wm. Cald.
wells estate.
Il II. Bniord, administrator Of Samuel Wc.i'a
estate.
Thomas Hubbard, Adminisiratorof Joshua Fu.
qua'a estate
r. I. Cook, administrator of William l.. Cook =
estate.
lluldah CLARK, administrative Of Benz Clafks
estate
James Gibson, public administrator Of John
Robinsons estate.
Amelia Vaughan, oxeoulrs Of john yaughan's
estate
William +. Hamilton, executor Of K. Hanil.
tons estate
William Moss, executor Of James Mon"tsiaic
Jabez $ smlh, executor Of G. 1uppct's estate
Henry {. Boyd, guardian oi William II. Boyd.
Al persons Interested IN the settlement ui said
estates are notified TO come forward aud Gle ex.
oeplIons to said accounts, f any they have, on or
before The second day of our next Probate court.
at court to be holden at the courl.hoaso ln Tie
county aforesaid, on the second Monday of July,
A. d. lsls, or lhcy will be- forever barred nom
oAccnlingto such accounts OF any tcn thereof
feslc S. 4. SANDERS, Clafk.
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-06
Gak6wssRRD

knives aud forks, caylne aud butcher knives
pneket aud pen knives, seissnrs, FhcaFs, faaafs,
hfaees aud bits, sidueIirg haehels, shae aud uai
hammafs drawing luFes, hanasawss giu. NIL aud
lasirnd files, bare fosps, dfmef aud socket chs.
srz, sInlIa aud ddahIr plum Its, ieai adgos, cup,
boau', tll, chest, French, pad, plate, rim aud
'afp5ulers knob locke, iliut and percussion locks,
found aud lul spring b1lls shoe nmeers, sheep
sieats. Lnab laiehts, daor handies sallef's spring
baIaness, britannia aud ron table and tea spauus,
liaa plated AMI lfan EilHturzi spurs sersW.dflyeu
bullet mnuids, hrlzs ani blaek coffin uaiIs, violin
st4nes. gmbeis, percussion rana, eafvstrws, Ilzh
haabs aHl lines tea bellsi p5ggug aud seWing avis,
hras eaudrslIrks. hand cut aud irnent saws,
s.aypls aud longs, sYthp blades and sirkles
smoothing. fore, Jack and joiaier planes, wop
Pia caion cards, nnnIIli aud e1itan rope, plow
lue5, aud hai cords Collins aErs, broad axes,
auzsr, parliament HuHss, halls aud sorews, nUilte
mIls, iaoks nui hHars, ffnss, WAGON h1ths, waiiis
fuas, draw hnitrf. erass aHi cane sythrs, Caro-.
Hliu1 caslslsH' a. erabhug hsas. sd fpns. grind
stones, nN and iaee osansi uails aud hf4ds Of all
siss', shosels spadfs, patent balances, sieves,
eaHlrn rakrs, ffy pans, plaw mould, non Of all
kinds. RnaIIsh, German. aud eai aeHl, hullow
ware af alt kiuas and descfPiians, such as egcns,
fkiIeis pois and kettles, Ne, a..
Sa'PBEERY. STATIONERY,
QgEEhSWARE, T4NW4RE,
CLOTHING, HAFSs BG0TS,
SHOES AND GROCERIES,
d., 81. 9e.
Toestlief with az aoasraian assorImeni of sool
NJ has scn nlTft far slig ia i.iIs Market 10 which
tliek Particularly invite ths attention 81 pafriaseHs
fuusa, MuY 4, lsl4z2l
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-06
Gin u;tl.nfact0ry.

gs,llEundersimed urg now manufacturing thaii
improved COTTON GINS ut Mnden, bai
and nre prepared To furnish planters with supereT
t.m.stanth, made after the latest and most mn
moyrd pluns. They will deliver their t,ihs al
any plantation within l25 miles ofzMlnlrl, or At
Washington, Columbus or Inton, Arkansas, Tree
of apy additional cost All orders ffpm a distance
will be promptly o,tenledio l5or aalinolmattn
relative 10 the quality of their CHS, they refer lo
ten. G. D. Royslou, Nlllium Gfab4ee or William
Vau1hn, Hampstead county, or Henry NJ. La
may, Il. Strickland aud A. {, owens, Lafayette
county.
Minaen. Ia., MAY 10, lsl7.a9If
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-06
ARRItALAsp DEPARTURE on THE
Iui.s At WASHINGTON aRk.

Liiile Rock aidses Sunday, "Wednesday aud
fnday, 9r
pspaHi en- Tuesday, Thunday aud saturday,
3aM
FuH Towson suiyss wetne,d.y anl Saturday,
GIN
Departs on Monday and THURSDAY. Cav
Walnut Hills aud Minden aniyts on wcdnes.
day. GEN.
Depart on Msnday aul THURSDAY. CAV
csmirn arrive. snndly, SIS.
nfpsis on 1huuiay, ,bA.A
f'uioa drprris on Moaluy end lhur.day. Cav
Auvss on ih- famr dIysGEA
Z,b4on o. Muareb5's', i.paHs on Friday
GAN
Auiyes on saturday, Gr.a
An aic tmAiis closc At . p, NJ previous 10 DE-.
plunfe.
Z - pugDOM. r. ~
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-06
Farm for safe.

TliE undersigned oiltf for sas, on aceomno
l. dating terms, fret rate improved black land
arm' situated about ! mlIss moth Of Washing.
ton, containing about 2Oj acres, about 100 Of
which, Is iB cultivation
For terms, Sc, enquire Of the subscriber at
this place.
ELL " COLLINS.
Washington, Aug 10Th, lsls.3j.
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-06
C0DnrillerAhiN.

TTeHE undersigned having entertdnio partner
/ ship on the lat OF Apnl, lsIis lor the puf-
POSE ofdoing general Siaage aud Commission
BusiRess, in The town Of Fulton, uudrl the naue
and sIyle Of BlooK, nhotnEa 4 Co, would re.
spett6ly inform their ili,nds aud tie public zen.
c,a1y that having leased the Upper Warehouse
nf Mr L, ]. Smith, they aic now prepared Il
receive goods on slotage.
AUGUSTUS BLOCK,
HENRY DhOCk.
Futon, MAY tilsli-A
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-06
DR. r. r WILLIAMS.
HAYS I.lrimcnt,

Warranted to cure the pilrs. Long csps'cnce
hos established beyond controversy lho singular
efficacy Of is linin,nl Doc ihe cuIe OF lhai pro-.
yalrnl aud painful complaint, Tic Piles such
vat numbrn have betn cared by ilc use OF a.,
and 90 extensively i the Article known. that little
need be said by way Of Introducing ID TO ihc notice
Of the public. jas, received and lor sale Ly
DIR. H. Y. WILLIAMS.
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-06
80 Cotton Planters.

V'liE uudtrs suod hs jusi rrirHri from Gin.
| ruusu with a iine lot Of Cia Materials.
manufactured uudef IN own supervision he ilhl
ciy, aud NOW about 90 open Mandatory n
ihe town. q Washington, HrmTslrsd county, Afk..
iuf the pntp1ao Of bnild.rr Gin SiaHis and rs.
pl.rng the samr. Any rn Stand made and
,old D. tie undsnignri, anl proving 10 be- nol as
good as rsprrr'nlsd by hm. may b" returned
without auy ch,g.fio ihr purchaser, aud alI o..
pairs done by hgf~fill De- wauaulrd satisfactory.
Any ptnon wishing 70 purchase "a Gin Stand. or
TO hayean Old cut tpund would DO well 10 call
and secuie.
WM ~ g. COLLINS.
Washington, Jane T. ls.ag