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Cincinnati Clothing Store,
- Next door to G. Bell, Druggist, III
n MAIN ST, EVANSVILLE IA. ~
n ALTERING 81 DRUMMER

- Next door to T.. Bell, Druggist, N
MAIN ST, EVANSVILLE IA. ~
IL ALTERING 81 DRUMMER
IA AVE just received from their Mandatory in
II Cincinnati, the latest New York style OF
SPRING * SUMNER CLOTHING,
AL of which made and trimmed in the best man
under their direction expressly tor this market
and consists of every article requisite to complete
gentemen's wardrobes.
COATS
Superior Black and Blue French and English Cloth
Dress, Frock and sack Goats, full trimmed
Cassimeret Brown Green and Gray, and all col
srs OF Tweed Dress, Sack and Frock Coats.
Black Summer Cloth, Lustre and CrotOn Cloth
Dress, trock and sack, Brown Linen and Linen
Check and Bingham Coats. Every variety OF Coats
Coates and RoundabOuts.
PANTALOONS.
Superior Black and Blue Cloth and Cashmere
Pants. Fancy French Cashmere do. Black Lustre
Brown Linen, Linen Check, Tweed and Corduroy
Pants OF every variety and price to suit customers
VESTS.
Blk Satin plain and Fancy Silk and Velve
white Marseilles and Marseilles of all colors, and
kinds OF common vests and prices.
FURNISHING GOODS.
All the late styles of plain N
and fancy silk and satin Cra- nycud
o-evats, Scarfs and stocks; white EEy
silk and all ,.oors Pocket Handkerchiefs Linen srd
Linen bosom shirts; Muslin and flannel do; Elan
mel and Net under shirts aud Draws; Shirt Col
lars Fashionable Beaver, kid, thread and cotton
Gloves; embroidered and plain gum suspenders; silk
gingaam and cotton Umbrellas; Silk Hats Caps
Boots. Shoes; walking canes, &c.
All the above articles and everything else In tn,
furnishing line will b. sold at Cincinnati prices fo
CASH
We shall continue TO receive fresh supplies week.,
during the season from our Manufactory in Cincn
nsti Jap tiff ALTERING & DRUMMER.
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~GinseRg, FiaTseed, Feathers, and Beesudr ia
ken at the highest market price in exchange for u
goods sold. or in payment of debts due HE.
N. b. All persons indebted to the firm of w. x c
Bell will please settle up possible, either
by note or otherwise, the firm has been dissolved
since the 23d of August last.
ian 29, 46-tf. CRAWFORD BELL.
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IRON.

IRON.
LARGE and general assortment of all sizes 0
n Common Bar, Flat, Round and Square, Broad
and Narrow Band, Axe and Hoe Bar, Ploy Bar,
Pow Moulds and slabs, Nail and small Rods, to-
ether with all sizes usually called for in the above
line For sale by "A. LAUGmLlN,
D .E.a Water 81.
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+. II. PAGAN.

hFaskion able Boot and Shoe Maker.
- WOULD inform his friends and the public fFl1
Nthat he now has, and intends to constantly ny
Weep fine lot of Philadelphia Calf-skin,
or fine work Work of every description done with
theutinost neatness and despatch. On Main sire
opp osits the Bank ap2dly.
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AT Who'll ESALE AND RETAIL.
NTHENEW BRICK STORE NEARLY OPPOSITE THE BAL
i snexu can sdendha Otmntof:
Foreign Domestic Dry Goods ka Bonne Shoes
audF HardUa


determined establishment
elw thPmh 10 10 ~ ling n
% gv entire hsfu
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7J CENTS.

\ SAFE and warranted cure for Chils and Fever
n in all its complicated forms, Or. Champion
Vegetable Ague Medicines For sale by c. BELL
and WIN. NJ. WOOLSEY. Also Dr. Champion
Vegetable Anti Bilious, Anti-Dyspeptic Purifying
and Catharuc Fills. jy 2l-3 m d.
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tnually by pain and with other difficulties and hav-
ing known cases where your medicine has effected
great cures and also hearing it recommended for such
cases as 1 have described. obtained bottle of your
Extract OF Sarsaparila and followed the directions
YOU gave ME. In q short period il removed her com
plants and restored her health. Being grateful for
the benefits she received, take pleasure in thus
knowledging il, and recommending il to the public
M. ID. MOORE, of Grand and Lydus SITS.
Albany, Aug. II,
TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES .
This Extract of Sarsaparilla has been expressly
prepared in referenoce to female complaints. Nofe
male who has reason 10 suppose she Is approaching
that critical period. "tbe turn of life, should neglect
TO take it, il is certain preventive for any of the
numerous and horrible diseases which females are
subject at this time fife. This period may be de-
nyed for several years by using thisemedicine Noi
is it less valuable for those who approaching wo
manhood it is calculated to assist nature by quick.
enng the blood and invigorating the system Indeed
This medicine is invaluable for all the diseases Il
which women are subject. .-s
1t braces the whole SYSTEM renews permanently the
natural energies-by removing the impurities OF the
body-not so far stimulating the system as to pro-
Iduce a subsequent Tea Ration, which is the o
most medicines taken tor female weakness and dis
ease.
| DISEASE OF THEHEART, RUPTURE AND
| DROPSY'
/ New YORK. July, %, 1886
/ DR. TowNsEyD-Dear Sir: NV wife has been
fcted with terrible rapture for over fifteen yea,
the greater part of the time She has been trouble
with shOrtness ofbreath great uttering OF the heat
which has been very distressing, and has frequently
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large and severe She tried almostevery remedy fol
such cases with but little benefit When she had ta
ken but three bottles OF your excellent medicneshs
was entirely relieved of the disease of thehear and
the rupture has almost entirely disappeared.
She has also had the dropsy, and was very much
swollen. We had no idea that she could be so bene
fitted, as she had such a complication Of disease:
But II has, as strange as 1t may appear, relieved he
of the dropsy. am aware that this statement is 81
strange to appear almost like fiction. but il j.
sober reality. Your Sarsaparilla is certainly vau
able medicine, and should be used by every one tha
suffering we have been. Ii any dsbelieve til:
account, they are at liberty to call at my house anC
have ocular demonstration. Yours, respectfully,
/ WILLIAM TOWSER, i James st
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III 4 S[H 25{H
uarCs YeSetabIe Extract.

heonly remedy that can be relied on for the per
anent cure ofSpinal Complaints, Spasmodie
actions, Irritation of the Nerves, Nervous or
Headache, Nervous Tremors, Neuralgia Alice
,Apoplexy, Paralysis, General Debility, Deli
yof Nervous and Physical Energy, and all Ner.
'ocs Disorders, including the most dreadful OF all
seases that ever affect the human race
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This Extract is put up in quart bottles-it Is 81,
times cheaper pleasanter, and warranted superior Il
any sold. Ii cures disease without vomiting, pur
sing, sickening or facilitating the patient and j
particularly adapted for
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-22

10 memofialize Congress on the subject
of laying out Il road from Fort Smith in
Arkansas, by the valley Of the Canadian
to Santa Fe aud from thence 20 Cahior.
mia, Reud aud referred TO the committee
ON Memorials.
Mr. Bllingsly introduced Il bill to
amend the Road laws, Read a first
time, and ordered to Il second reading on
Tomorrow
Mr. Robinson Of Lawrence was added
to the committee on Education
On motion the House adjourned, to
Afford an opportunity Of preparing the
House for the Inauguration OF the Gov.
efnOr
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-22

more than Is necessary TO eleet)--alid re-
ported majorilics in Indiana, Illinois aud
Michigan. Massachusetts,, should there
he no choice by the people, will certainly
go tor Taylor rs her Legislature is largely
Wing. Ohio may have gone for Cass, IT
is however yet doubtful, us Is Virginia
From Iowa aud Wisconsin we have seen
no returns. Iowa we think has gone for
TAYLOR aud Wisconsin, probably, for Van
Buren,. In Alabama, Mississippi aud even
in Arkansas, there are large Wing gains.
but not enough. in our opinion to give
Taylor either of the States, These, as
well as Missouri, aud Texas, may be
reekoned for Cass South Carolina votes
by Legislature, aud ii is snfmised that
there was not II quorum of members ON
the 7th, aud consequently no vote was
given. This may, and may not be the
case, we have received nothing from thai
State
Be this as ii may, II is rendered pretty
certain that "Old Zach" is President
elect, aud uo mistake,
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-22
TO PLANTERS.

TllE undersigned will make liberal Cash adynn.
ccs on Cotton shipped 10 our friends in New
Orleans
10 conform somewhat to the present prices Of
the article our chnrgrs the coming season for slor.
ing aud shipping cotton, both ut Camden aud at
our shed al A." Woodward's Ferry will be NJ.
teen Gents per bate.
Having erected large and commoi.ous Ware.
house in addition to our prctcnt ouc, we consider
thot for fdown aud up freight owing totle location,
there Is less risk by fire than nt any other Ware
house in town. T.. HILL Il co,
Camden. Oct 90, 1878. i7-Gw
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-22
WHIsKEY, SUGAR & SALT.

!lE undersigned hss lul ol Glsccfiys for
j sale, cheap lur cash, at the warehouse of
Mrssr l.. ; Johnson q Co. ~ Fulton consist.
ing Of vry COED article doubl" rect ied
Whskry, uioirc article oi Brown sugar, aud
colrse SAT-, IA good aud fall sacks Persons with.
iag to purchase such articles, BY lhe bafrrl aud
sack, urv Invited TO call at the aforesaid Ware
house aud examine fvr themselves, They will b.
accommodated for the cash, at pnrc- 10 wlrh
they cannot ohJrcl, un application 10 alessrs T.
), Johnson 4 TO, or 10 mysrlf, nj ihis place.
T.iI " MADDuN
Washington, Atk.) Oct II. ISIS. al-uf
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-22
W A R { H O U S E
-Ntll'Ei,l,.

III. subscriber takes tbs method Of rrlun
L ing Ills thanks TO the eillrns Of ihis aud
the adluinng counties, iur the liberal patronage
heretofore ferrisfd aud hupes by siuei aud per.
snnal attention Ia business, to receive uuulluu.
hnre.ul thu same
Hum this date the business will b. conducted
by the Subscriber IA ronnpoiIuu with IRA NUM-,
under the uume aud siyle Of MsCaHam i. NuHa-=
hhlh ul whom wi devote their pcHsonai attention
to tin branch Of the business.
They are nuw having large addition. made Ia
then harhuuses aud uttuu shrds, and will b.
prenltrd 10 saieiy STORE away an, quantity Of tp.
fffisht aud Produce, aud vii hulJ lliamsr ycs fe.
spuusibu for tie safe delivery Of the same fire
Neefisdl
Gatiun stored By them Will in all easas be held
sui jet Ia tie eflsr of the ewuef and sill 10 ship
ped h stni Ia an, house Tiny may wish Then
charge Will be n low as ihosa oi auY ether frea.
ltit established y sf,houss IN the place. They
would say TO then friends. tbai The Cotton shrds
tics afr now having erected will bn tie sairsi de.
pasI lot cotton IN the place, a. thrY Wil tc eiI-
utrlt disconnected with any other buildings IN
toxin. aud consequently ineuftng lfss rsk from
IRE.
Al orlcrs addressed la them. OF Ie tie .ubsefi.
brt, eii Eceiys prompt attention.
4, NxolLUM
Camden, September l., Isis.
y i've have made arrangements to have al
ln.ffriR,.i STORED with Us. insured aeanl los bY
dfe. Al prrtlium o. half of one pfr erui. lsl
,nanih but IA insurance Nj be sils ried. unass
spsfiaity directed. MeeOLLts. y NUM-.
Rflsft To . |. Bdliin. i. Book n Sou. & u
Rassian. E-q, Hon l. Gra.s, II. 4 Blcsils,
De u I jet. aud ", II Ellrf " ashinglon
II FIN
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-22
WASHINGTON MALE AND
FEMALE SEMINARY.

'ENllE 'ffusees Of this institution. tale pleasure
u Ia announcing to the public, that the ex.
efeises ol the Male department were commenced
On the 2jd ut under the charge of the Rev. II.
{. TnwEArr, as Superintendent,
The course of study has been divitled Ia three
elasses, at the following prices per session Of five
months;
far the Primary Glass, Sla 90
Tor the Seeand Glass, embracing
Reading, Writing Geography,
Arithmetic, History, English
Grammar, &c., I6 90
far the Third Class, embracing
Languages, Mathematics, &et, 10 on
aud fee Of 80 cents from each pupil ftr wood,
during the winter srssan,
onr fourth Of the tuition fees Of each stu lent
will ha required IN advance, aud The residue at the
tnl Of the session} aud il Is hoped that parenlr
aud guardians will be prompt ~ lheif payments,
as the SUCCESS Of the Institution depends much on
the observance Of this feqnsnon,
By 0nlrrof the Board
JOHN u. TRlMBIE. Treasurer.
Washington, November /, lsis, l6-iw
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-22
n Il v GOODS.

THE undersigned respectfully call 1.-THE nllsn.io'
| ofthrir ads and customers 10 their large adL
well selected stocl, OF roois comprising every
article that h usually kept in southern Store
which have lust been received add are offering 30
low that uuy one wishing to buy cannot IA doing
80 by calling on them They deem It unnecessary
10 loparlicuarzc each article as they do not winh to
weary the public by prruslng lengthy ana long
windrd advertisement We feel eoniidrat that the
hs, one praises his stock el goods the brltcr Our
stock speaks fur Itself We have only 10 remark
"rhat hrroi boats may venture more
But 1--WE smaller oncs--sliuuld kcrp near shore"
Give us a cali before purcha ing elsewhere.
a. BlOClt & son
.irae 20, lsis-E
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-22
S C Ho0L,

'llE undersigned takes pleasure IN announe
ing to the pnbe, that he viii resume he
school al his residence, Pine erovc,) twa mlc'
east Of Washington Oh Monday tie lslh day -
September, ISIS
TRIMS per session If mouths.
Primary branches. 8
Higher rlnsses, i0up
boarding eau be had on moderate terms. H. n d.
specialize lsuiilies in the yriniie.
JAMES \. WILLIAMS
September. 10, 1sls.Sl
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-22
u / 4 d

On the 10Th inst, at the residence of his father.
m'law, aeaf tins plaee, TmoAAs T. lluGf, aged
twenty y.l@o ysats aud iwenly.s .seern days
The decreased was well kuown in tls com.
muniIy as an industrious aud worthy young man,
lie had just married aud settled down III lie, with
the prospect Of many happy days before hun,
when he was stricken down By the baud o( the
fell Destroyer Exemplary ia flc, he dird a
Christians death aud lrll for the young an rS-
ample worthy ol imitation.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-22

/ WILL offer al public auriian, al tie Test snr.
| Of 1ame- e Edwards, ua the 3nlh mt, the
following articles, tn wit
one lghl onr.ipfse buggy and harness, ons
Male. one Eiehl.day Clock; one Dung tate.
Table Warr; one Rle Guu: one Silver Nslt,
one Saddle, sc
HELEN \. N EDWARDS
Adm's Of . EdRafal. de;'f
Sept. l4ih. lzls4n.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-22
sv.ss'TEB.

7lllSsubscrib.r will give lhef7f wages for he
picking Of -, 50, Dr 100 bales & cotton --
Any person wishing to pick, can gelro do 80 ctner
in Long prare, or al his plantation at the foot Of
the raft. liosicr Parish la
Provisions furnished at either place on reason"
ll, terms lnUN CpCkRElI
rur lEn, 'o.iri Pr. h. Nu- a. lfi7.32.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-22
1 LMAYAes! Al.MANAcs! ALMAN.

LMANACS! ALMANACS! ALTMAN.
ACS.-Dr. d JAYNE would hereby inform
the public that he pnhlishrs ennnally far rta.
lulnus disiTIhuiio Oy himsrlf aud ali hrs Agrnis,
IN Almau. called Jaynt's Medical Almanac aud
6udp 10 health. Tie calculations for THIS Al
mauac are made with f.eal cafr and accuracy
aud for i've Different Laltudcs aud lnnriudss,
- a. Ia mske them equally usrfu Calendar
IN every plfi oi the unitei Sinlsz aud british
haflh Amerea They are printed On good paper
aud with handsome new type, aud are uraily
bound, aud hesidts being the neatest aud n,osi
accurate Calendar IN the unilrd siaies, they eau
tam large amnunt ui valuable information suit
ed To The wauls ol ALL and OF that kind too, which
eannai be iaand IA hoaks.
ilis Catalogue Of Diseases, wIll femafks aud
directions lar their frinnva is feail, invaluable,
ana make them welcome yisilers IN every hunae
they enter Every lain Is should nussssss at least
aus of these Annuhls IL Almanac for lsIl, Is
nov rrady for distribution, VI whth he designs To
nabii.h At leasi Two Millions, aud in order that
every inmily IN the Tn ed Stats and Bfhsh
America, may be furnished with ropy, he herr
hy n,nes Merchants and SiofrkespHf. TO forward
their orders IN him Us = fly as possible aud they
siiail b. supplied efatuilusly.h with as many
copies a. thsy nay deem necessary To supply their
,anous cuslomar.. They are alsa invited At the
same time 10 send coy Of thsif bnslues-
Gafd. winch wl.l be- p=nlrd and plared On the
cover ol the Ansuaes sat ,'eni also without
elafg,.
Tiny are also requested 10 give all u'efssarN
dffel ons Inv lh" Almanacs siiaud be iutwaie.i
to them. lis law lhey cannot b srnt by ma,
until the postage b int paid Oa llisn, here.
pfdrfs gpust Puid,I dne,ird to Dr. ID. lAfNE
badrlplia. illmstl with pfomrl attention.
fami ies eau obtain these Aimau. rs gratis ui
nR. X T.. WILLIAMS. Agent lar
il,e -aIe Of Dr Jayue's Family Medicines.
November |, Isis. l6=3t
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-22
From The ArkaRSaS Democrat.
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF
ARKANSAS.
SENATE.
SatufiaVsNor IL

=
The Governors Mrssage Wis referred
to the appropriate committee.
NJ. Hampton, from a joint select com.
miltse, reported, that ON account OF the
inelrmcncy ot the weather II Is proposed
to postpone the inauguration ui the Coy.
ernor elect, uutil "Wednesday next at L
O'Clock, 4. NJ The report Wa adopted.
Me- Pundrxtcr moved thai all that
portion OF the Governor, Message, relat-
Ing 10 the Hot Springs. be referred 10 a
sulert committee.
The committee appointed were Messfs.
PuiuirXler. tudcihiil, Wilson. Hector
Ch.n aud Williamson
Ou mollun Of NJ PolnleSleF, that por.
iion OF the t,pvcmur', Message, relating
To the General Land office aud the ap.
painlmenl ol a clerk 10 the Secretary ul
Smlr. wa, referred u .hr Committee nu
lu.suai Improvement.
MmiiV Ayr Il
Message frnm tic Sauale that lhr
llousc had rburulfed IN the JuInt rrsnlu.
fIun to 90 into the Senatorial election on
Monday uexf
u McGlam utfplarcd bill ruulled
au a., To auilI1nlr administrator, IN use
Discretionary pnwer= an crflan cases.-
REad once and ul#lsfl 60 Il second read.
IN
NJ Dickson iuifoluecl hilI To amend
tie road law
Tn resolution raisiHg q JOINT cummil
lee To ,1ke iula consideration Tia, putHiaB
OF Ihe Governor Ma-,agf relating Ia tn
rdhug ni Convention Tor Tie purpn.r
al amending the Constitution. Ma, adopt.
~!
The Bill changing the tine OF holding
the County Courts ~ the counties ol
Newton aud CauIii. wa, read % yhrl time
mi passed.
The Senate. after tbc lInusnriipu OF
some other lu-,uc--, repaired to ,hc hail
OF luc House ui Representatives, 10 20
into the Senatorial election
yar"tiY Nor H.
Thr rrc,i1cn' appointed Mr.-r- Pom.
dexter fnuagu, MrClau. Mctamey
Watkins. udrdplll MaAwcllanl Gould,
q committee ON ibc part ul the Senate Ia
Join with o committee vi The House, in thu
consideration OF that portion oi the Gov
rm9rs Message which recommend, the
cXpcdicncy ol rIlhna Convention iol
ilIe purpose ui amending ihc Constitution
M. Cm-m tuJrJdurrdu Bill tp change
ihr time otluIdng ihr County Courts o
S.,tt .s, Hr,ss,I tr-f t.IuY
Here the Senate repaired To the Hal
OF Representatives Tor the purpose ri go
ing into the Senatorial clccllbns
On the return oi the Senate 10 thcil
Chamber on motion ui Nj Maxwell lh,
proposed amendments o. the Constitution
were taken up, aul the l,t ~, 81, llh
9TH and 1lh amendment, passed To u
reading The 9Th resolution was lost b!
one vote.
lI'ciacddH Nor. -.
No business was transacted. III,
Senate met aud adjourned To attend th
Inauguration OF the Goyrmur.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-22
Notice

I Will sell my cotton rl-taiisn situa,, In
| the dunniy Of Lafayette, vsesi side of Red liv'
er. together with one hundred seelluaied sla'es.
The sioak Of every denomination. consi.tinc Of
mulcs hofsrs, eaiila, sheep aud he's farming
utensils. household and ktcn.n furniture. \
CREDIT af one 10 ten ycBr may be ciifeted, Sp''
inirfrst fran date.
WILLIAM WYNN
Aneast als, 1880.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-22
SCHAER'S HOTEL,
WASHINGTON. ARKANSAS,

TINllIi subscriber having purchased the house
d formerly occupied q hotel, by Il r Sal.
liyan. has rr.opourd it Tor the accommodation Of
his friends, and the travelling puplic.
Ills tBblr will be furnished with the best the
market affords, aud The proprietor will spare no
pains to render his guests comlorabaN
His bar will be furnished with the SoIeest VA.
rety Of liquors; an his stables, which ure large
aud cummodous, will be- supplied with plenty of
provendcf, aud he a1icndedby careful osilels,
His charges will be the same as are customary
in similar establishments A share Of public pat.
rondgc is respectfully solicited.
CLEMENT SrUNFt
Washington sept -, lsis.ilu
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-22
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
FyniaR Nor l0

fWHF, NOT ~
=. Mr. Floumoy from the select commit.
tee, reported the arrangements for the iu.
augumtlon oi the Governor elect,
The House concuned in the resolutions
OF the Senate touching the death OF the
Hon. Chester Ashley late United States
Senator from this State.
On motion Of Mr. Bertrand, the House
out Of respect to the memory of the de-
ceased, adjourned.
Sa,Wn'oB Noc II.
Mr. Murphy offered joint resolution
that the committee on banks be instructed
TO inquire into the cxpedlcncy OF abolish
ing the office of Financial Receiver Of the
Branch OF the State Bank.
On motion of Mr.. Martin that portion
Of the Governors Message relating to the
appropriation ofthe Internal improvement
fund to the payment Of the state and Heal
Estate Bank Bonds be referred to n select
committee Mcs-rs Martin, Trapnall,
Murphy, Smith aud Berry, were appoint
ed the select committee,
On motion of Mr. lizard, the Commit
tee on Internal Improvements were in
structed to report a bill toapproprlate the
100000 acre fund to some specific objects
of improvement
Mr. Flournoy, from the select commit
tee, reported the adjournment Of the lnau.
guraton of the Governor elect, until
Wednesday next, at - o'clock. A. NJ.
On motion, of Mr.. Dunn the Committee
on Internal Improvements, were instrnc'
ted to inquire into the cXpcdency OF cons
sructing a State road from the boundary
ling, between Missouri aud Arkansas r0
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-22
Washington Tsaic and
Female ScfiiiiIart.

TUE Trustees an.hapFy To annomre. ilai ~
rxefeises iu tls Frmdlr department afths IT,
ailulian wil bg resumed uu the I'd AlptdIy
of September neNi anarr The =iI'efvi'iaH Of : J..
SLACK. A n aided BY oon,pateut and rkpefifnced
teachers, IN every department
They confidently .Fusl that Their ef'hfls 10 fs'
tnbIisl Female llr@lulr Of superior order, viii
be sustained by The liberal patronage oi the eun,
muniiy.
The Faculty wIll epnfIsI Of
5. l.. SItcM A. NJ, President
Mrs $. |. Dow t'aseFnrsa
Ma T., J. SiAeg, Ornamental aspI.
Miss. MAR, {. sAiTiL Do, do
The terms per sessiau Of u weeks, payable halt
IN advance, as follows
Iutiuut s-u
French, Spanish, Italian, aud Latin,
each, extra, 10
Drawing aud Painting 10
Musie=aano, llafp, Gullaf, each ~
boarding, leyefYthinE neludedl 40
by order of thr ll1null
H. I. POiNDENFER. ft.s'L
$. T. SANDERS See.
Washington, Aug %, lsIs.tG
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-22
NNT,at,E.

ffsilE undersigned haFinF retired from the ofiee
OF Sheriff Of Lafayette county. hcrrby notifies
IN persons indebted TO him TO- fees, sc that
unl-ss the same arr settled un or before the iirl
of February. %, he will b. id.r the Necessity
however disugrycable il NAY be- 10 him, Of rnlorc
lag piymeat
a, C. OWEN. late Sheriff
1.cwisyir, November lat. ISIS. iG-lf