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T1URNIsHED HOUSE FOR RENT

FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT.-For rent, ready
Il furnished the convenient twostory dwelling, pleas
anty situated the of 9Th street and New York
avenue within few moments walk of the Capitol and
the departments The house has bathing room garden,
a pump of good the house. with many other
advantages by few places of residence in Wash
ing ton Possession given Immediately.
Jan. 6
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IRIS. A. II. MCCORMICK, corner 9TH and
lN Pennsylvania avenue has three four very desa-
BILE yet unoccupied, which she would be hap
py have filled with permanent transient boarders
Gentlemen wishing their meals only, also be accom-
modated. Jan I2-3ts
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Embroidered TEIBET ROBEs.-We have re-
L. naming few of those embroidered robes, which
will sell at reduced prices to close them.
Jan. Stiff ID. CLAGETT a. co. .
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DOARDING.-MISS POLK, Pennsylvania avenue
ID door from jackson Hall, has several pleasant
rooms unoccuped. She would be pleased to accommo
date entire of members. She can furnish them
with board thirteen bed rooms, with spacious dining room
and parlor. Charges reasonable and satisfactory.
Ian. 10
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Female Orphan Asylum.

The annual meeting of the Washington City Orphan Asyi
lum held at the Rev Dr. LAURIEs church Tuesday
morning. the llth insIan when the following ladies were
reelected managers Tor heensuing year
Mrs HAwLEY, LIST Directess
Mrs LAURIE, I'd Directress.
Miss ANN SMITH, Treasurer.
Miss TAYLoE, Secretary.
Managers.
Mrs. Lear, Mrs. Brown,
Mrs. Stone, Mrs Washington
Mrs. Luce, Mrs Gliss
Mrs. Tucker, Mrs Richard Smith,
Mrs. r. S. Coke, Mrs. Geo Totem
Mrs Shubrlck, Miss Bingham.
Mrs. Henderson,,
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS front rooms near the
II State and Treasury Departmens-Mrs BRYANT, cor
18th and New York avenue, has six fine front
chambers and paor rent, with without board on
permanent boarders SO per week furnished rooms with
board 3 $l per week; board, without lodging
SIG per month
Ian
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YINHIs Morning will be opened, direct from New
i York. mt G. w. PhilIlps's Cash store

THIS Morning will he opened, direct from New
L York, Mt &. w. Phillips's Cash store
New silks, cashmeres, alpacas, &C., among which are
10 pieces rich changeable brocade silks
8 do do do
Is do do Poult de Sole silks
do plain changeable do
do rich ottoman satins
do Turkey silks
do plaid poplin silks
do white satins, very superior
5 do wide black silks
5 do black and blue-back silks
5 do satin plaid cashmeres
10 do plain mode-colored silks
20 do printed silks
ALSO
20 Tartan plaid long scaris
10 do very superior do
5 do half mourning do
Is "A Moche square shawls
30 Terkeri do
20 very superior four-iace shawls
Together with many other goods for ladies dresses, to
which invite the attention of purchasers
Oct. 2l-iftf G.. w. PHILLIPS
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CHLOROFORM.
WYNN. B. LITTLE IL Co having made extensive ar
w rangemeuts for manufacturing this beautiful and
agreeable substitute for sulphurc ether, tor purposes OF
inhalaon) prepared furnish it any quantity
which may be required.
AS proof of the superiority and purity OF their chl9o-
or they would respectfully refer those interested to Dr.
Charles L. Jackson, OF this city.
VIM B. LITTLE IL Co, Druggists,
and Manufacturing Chemists
lO4 Hanover, corner of Salem street. Boston.
Ian w
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The College st. Jamos, near Hagsrstswn, ID.
The Diocesan College of the Profssis"t Episcopal Chsro
TIME next term of this institution will begin Monday,
March6 All the usual collage classes fully organ
led :. .E,.
ao under immediate charge Of the rector, and its
classes supervised by the professors of tho college
them the college. mercantile course 70 provided for
who desire it, Application for information, or for the
1 - JOHN b. KERFOOT, Rector
Post Office address-College of ST. James, washington
References in Washington. Rev. s. Psne and VIM.
Thos Carroll, esq, 1850 f+HiNf
Jan. l4-2awMarch6dc tlt Xxx 84LI ltl
NTEW AND BEAUTIFUl.-The "Laa1ss' FURNISH
IN ing s,oreo between Al and 9th Streets on ennsy
vania avenue just received supply Of me ,o'cwng
STITCHES Very rich HEAD-DRESSES, emDrac"s '''''"'
tasteful and entirely new patterns; -. r,.nv .h.,
choice and seasonable articles ,r,rppAv 80.
Jan. I3--eod3* MARY ALiCE moN'~l' = 49,,
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& Attention, Gentlemen -

ssAttention, CicntlemenW
WILL be served up the shortest notice this day.
w RAND 81 WfLIlAMs's Washington Restaurant, corner
of Sixth and Pennsylvania avenue turtle soup,
in their peculiar style.
RAND ~ WILLIAMS
p. S.Also green turtle steaks. Families supplied with
BOTH in any part OF the city. H. W.
Iarl ~
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DEvTaL sUReERY

DENTAL SURGERY
tt BY c. II VAN PArrEN, M D
Permanent office and residence door to Todds Ha
Store, Browns Hotel.
Dec silly
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NSA FohhENT the new and commodious house +
MIL street west now occupied by Thos Richie, esq.
&x It's in healthy and beautiful loca on and has adj
vantages possessed by few places of residence Washing
ton furnace which warns the whole house. bath ROOM
kitchen range, &C. Possession given on the Doth OF this
month"; tt..
For terms inquire of WIN. A. GORDON Quarermaster
Generals Office, War Department.
july Sta wtf.
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CRATES and STOVES selling or at cost have re-
II manning hand great variety of CRATES, cooking
al and wood and radiators As The season +
onewbat advanced, will sell them for cash All
hose in want stoves al good bargain requested
ali soon as the stock is fast diminishing.
Alo on hand good assortment of hardware and house.
tIshing articles. All OF which will be sold cheap for
cash. - vrooDw,pr, n
Ian 5-9teod Between 10th and IIth streets
,>UOsE WRITER'S OF GEaMANY-A selection from
the best prose writers of Germany, translated Eng
b Inv F. H. Hedge and other writers, and edited by Rev
Mr. Furness, of Philadelphia vol 5vo. Just published,
aud this day received by
Jan 10 r. IAfLOh
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EsOR SALE OR RENT.-Two houses on 9Th between
and M streets north large two-story brick
with cellar and back buildings pump fexcelent
IN the yard, and large side lot attached the other
frame, two stories high, with back building containing
eight rooms For terms, apply TO 4. JONES.
May I9-u TIntJ
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THOR RENT, the commodIous twO-story brick dwell
Il ling, owned by Jacob B. Moore esq, situated on 9Th
street. F. between the Patent Office and General Post
Office buildings The house is in good ORDER in of the
best locations in Washington and will be rented on reason
able a careful tenant Inquire of DR.. A. H. Lee,
7th street. opposite Odd Fellows Hall, to
Ian l5-eo3tif A. GREEN. Auctioneer.
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VETANTED.-A situation by an ablebodied young man
w capable of doing housework, gardening, work OF
any kind Apply at this Office.
Dec I'D {.
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RoAhDiSG.--Mrs. HAMILTON on Pennsylvania avenue
- nearly opposite Coemans Hotel has large rooms
yet unoccuped which she will be pleased let 10 members
OF Congress, permanent transient boaders among
two three fine front rooms.
Dec 29-lf
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NJOTICE.--I have hand and shall constantly have
1N during the winter number of bounty land warrants
for forty and hundred and sixty tracts Orders
from distance will be promptly attended to- Office OPP
posite the Patent Office. w. B. WEBB,
Dec 2-3tawl2wif Attorney at Law.
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IN A. BEEKMAN, j. Whittnghom's, $50
T.. Broadway New York, has just opened a handsome
assortment of evening other dresses French emboid
cries. aces mantilas, hats caps, cotures, and variety
orother rich fancy goods at Hands Hotel. jan IA
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building, containing eleven rooms, and situated on
Pennsylvania avenue, between 18th and 18th Streets
the War Department Inquire AT the drug of Weher
bee Bates, opposite the Seven Buildings Pennsylvania
avenue.
Nov. 9--ttf
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,-.uYr DamAsxs NAPKINs, &c.--In storc--
i 100 dana SIX ia BILE clolhs, from 1910 70 IVA
~ Also damask napkins, from ~ dozen W
On pieces diapers and damask do, very cheap
llkinds of towelings. &C.
These goods viii be offered At reduced prices ~
Jan. Stiff ~ vs. ~ ". CLAUcAA - W.
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- Railroad and Steamboat Line to Richmond and
eH Petersburg, Va, Charleston S. c., &c.-Change of
hours The public are advised that the steamer Powhaan
now leaves Badleys wharf, Washington, daily at
instead of hitherto. Passengers by this line reach
Fredericksburg in five, Richmond in eight and Petersburg
hours after leaving Washington For further partc
ulars, apply to the Captain on board, or to
GEO. MATTINGLY, Agent.
Dec 9-3tawlm
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DLANK Account Boolxs.-Ledgers, day books, cash
ID books blank books, NC, &c Lately received by F.
hank books e of evev kind Size and VARIETY of bndnps
the best and finest quality in every respect, well all
other qualities down the lowest grade of price, for sale at
unusually low prices
Also, fine letter paper, ruled at 81 so per wrap
ping paper IS per pass books IL cents per
dozen. Bank books of all kinds and sizes.
Jan
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/ OOK QUITS. PARKER, having opened a fancy and
IL periumery store, between A and 9th Streets on Penn
sylvana avenue, doors Of Coemans Hotel (np
siairs) respectfully invites strangers and exam
ne his collection OF useful and fancy articles consisting
part, OF fine English and American hair, nail
brushes; shell and horn dressing combs very superior
teeth (ine) wrought; uckcombs for the evening"; side
&c, &c., &c.
for dresses
On the 10th of this month shall return from New York
with one OF the extensive articles
ior the coming holidays ever opened in Washington.
SELBY PARkERS
Fancy and Perfnmery store, Pennsylvania
Dec. loft avenue between a and 6,h sree,s
METROPOLITAN Catholic Almanac and I..,tv,. NJ
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,,no,E WRITER'S OF GEaMANY-A selection fro,
EXCHANGE HOEL,
WASHINGTON City street, IN the rear of CoienaanS
and BrOtpn's Hotels,

by I. NJ. McILHANY, LATE OF VIRGINIA.
n,lS spacious establishment, having been newly retit-
10 The public for patronage and support 1t is situated
convenient distances from the railroad depot capitol, pat
emf and general post Offices Boarders, vsites and travel
ers will find pleasant and capacions rooms neatly fur
nisbed upon moderate terms Dec 2l--d1mo
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T1ULLEKs HOTEL, WHshingtOn, ID. C.-Messrs. A
friends and the travelling public that they will open their
NEW HOTEL the of Penns uania aud 18th
street, before the LIST OF December This house has
psrinendence of the subscrbers therefore they iater
themselves that all the requisites OF flrsrate hotel will be
found at their establishment The furniture is all entirely
new and expense has been spared obtain that which
Is elegant and comfortable
The situation of house is considered eligible
than late stand the of l4h street and Penn
yana avenue, Vacated by the subscribers last Novem
ber) being to the Capitol and thanive min
utes walk to the Presidents House and the public depart
To old friends and guests we tender our sincere
thanks their patronage heretofore bestowed and assure
them that they will find cordial welcome at their new
house, and trouble viii be spared to render them as
comfortable as their tiresides
To future friends and guests we offer good house
and all the inducements " as aforesaid, and beg their pa
tronage.
Poers will be in attendance the and steamboats,
No charge for Conveying baggage
Nov 5--du A. ". Il. I'll. FULLER.
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AMERICAN AND FRENCH RESTAURANT

South SIDE Of street, near I7th street, feW steps from
the Var Department.
1.-THE above estab shnen is now ready for inspection.
By walking up the porch of the house adjoining the
bar ysters win with proper attendants show the
rooms jus. DOULhNUEh
Ian 6-eodlW = . ..
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L,OR rent the threc-story brick house at the
u OF III and Nth Streets square north of the
War Office, containing eleven rooms; has back building
and brick stable For apply the first house west
OF the above JAMES l.. CATHCART
Dec 29-3tawif
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METROPOLITAN Catholic Almanac and L.ity's Dr.
INl fectory, for lSts.
JAM +. TAYLOR,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-08-05
Scaled Proposals

WILL be received ppt, rhur ~day the 10Th
w day Of August, l2 O'Clock. NJ, at the
Con,missa, VS. Office. Fort Gibson. for furnishing
the Posts of Fort Gibson and Fort Smith with the
best ar,ice of Bnke.'s Flour, for one year from
tho lsi OF September, 1913. Tbs floor 10 be de.
livered quarterly, in good bafres. and IN such
Quantities as the Assistant Commissary of Sub
sistence. at either Post. may require. The bios
for furnishing each Post to be made separately,
and endorsed Proposals for furnishing For,
Smith, or Fort Gibson. with -four. Bonds with
approved security will be required for the faithiu
performance of the contract.
!, The A. c. S. reserves the privilege of rejecting
all bids deemed too high.
II. HENDRlCkSON, 1t. 9th Inf.
ASSIST. Com. Subs.
CoMMIssARY's OFFlcE,f
Fort Gibson. c. NJ. July 10, lS4S.
July %, lS4S.-22-3t.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-08-05

doubted. The shaft. though apparen1, aimed a,
Uncle Steve, is, in fact. aimed at Judge Oldham.
After Uncle Bob and Uncle Steve had both
spoken. Mr.. Walker took the stand and made one
OF his Tam ing speeches and you know, Colonel.
That ne can make one; against Uncle Steve and
I'D faVor OF Uncle Bob, accusing Uncle Steve of
" turning his coat,'' &c. But really thought
from Mr. Walkers speech, that it was be, hiu-
self, that had turned. Towards the close of his
speech he got Uerg warm, and, in fact, as |
thought, very happy.
w. u. Reagan, Esq, then took the stand and
replied TO Mr.. Walker. And you know, Colonel,
that Reagan understands whg principles quite as
well as Mr.. Walker and such a ca stigatiop. such
a setting down, such ''using up" such s. skin
ning alive" never heard before and methinks
Walker will long recoect it. Reagan showed
walkers consistency, in regard to Bank, &C..
most beautifuly--that he guilty Of the same
thing that he accused Uncle Steve of--ihat we had
right 10 suppose that some nsotire other than his
allegation against Uncle Steve, caused him to take
the cause that he had done. HIS recent risM 10
LiHfe Rock--his eectioneering for Sewer; as he
could prove that his friend David Walker had been
eiectIoneerIng. for Sewer, from letters in his
tWalker's) O'cn handwriting all, all Indicated
,rhy he was opposed 10 Uncle Steve. and in favor
OF Sewer; though not cortain as line
naottre which influenced Mr.. Walker; vet, we
might guess. When find Mr.. Walker in com.
pany with such men as the - English Monster -
&c., whom we know have hitherto been POLITICAL
ly opposed to him. When we find such men as
these applduding him, well might we say that
there was " something rotten in Denmark In
short, Colonel, the whole scene was rich, rich be-
yond description. ta
Mr.. Walker attempted to reply to Reagan, bu,
twas no go; the crowd dispersed. and cried hur-
rah for Reagan and his men.
Regan takes the stump again tomorrow against
Walker, and so mote it be Z"
Yours truly, COOLEY.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-08-05
FAYETTEVILLE, July 2Sth, lS4S.

Dear InteHigencer Yesterday great
day with the .s b'hoys' in these " diggins." The
news having been circulated that Judge oldham.
as we'll as the different candidates for the State
Legislature, (who, by the bye, number about
twenty were to hold forlh.'' The people came
1ocking in by scores, and by hundreds, at an early
hour in the morning, not so much to hear these
twenty candidates-for their speeches had
been all worn thread -bare-but TO hear Oldham.
MANY of us having heard the I" great gun" Hemp
stead, wanted TO see how our man would compare
with the General. You, Colonel, can pretty well
guess how Oldham will compare with Hampstead
When it was announced that the General had ar
rived in town, and would address the citizens of
Fayetteville on the following day,I erpected to en-
iov n rich treat But 10 how | acas mistaken.-
Why, Colonel, i" to hear him is only TO be disap-
pointed, and so would all say who did hear him
and would be honest about it. He, compare with
Oldham whew!
Judge Oldham led off yesterday in beautiful
and able speech. Twas the first time that had
ever hea rd him, and, therefore had no parality
to blind me and according 10 my judgment, en-
tireIy refuied Gen. Hempstead's argument in re-
ga rd to the locality OF candidates and the con-
slitutionality of making Improvement upon the
highways, &c; IN short, did the thing : up
brown'' Indeed. Colonel, send Oldham 10 the u
S. Senate, and Arkansas viii never be ashamed
of her representative and the Judge will soon
prove that all the talent OF the State does not Ia
at Litiie Rock.
wish, Colonel. that you had have been here to
have witnessed the rich dOins OF Yesterday The
candidates were very afectionate; my hand yet
&C hes from the many warm and hearty shakes
that it received.
But of all the rich scenes of this day. was a
split between the wings. 1t seems that Uncle
Stepe, ,sthe whig candidate for the State Senate,
(who, by the bye, is good Oldham and Boriand
man. had made remark : that he was = against
all Banks,'' and was in " favor OF the tarf 'hat
womb nroduce the most revenue" To this, The,
Dheel- no, Sc of wnggery in these :" dig gins, wa
Walker, Esq. takes umbrage, and follows In the
trail of Uncle Steve, ami declares that he is not
worthy of the support OF the Wings because ohc'e
Steve had turned democrat, deserted his coors,
and that they all meant to 60 for Uncle bob
Now, Uncle Bob Is democrat and no mistake ;
and. at the same time, is not for Oldham. But
because Uncle Steve contends that the question OF
Bank and Tariff is obsolete, and are given up oy
SnEl ,z.hiu party. he reads him out of the church
.Sifca sSassc see,s hosla democracy never was
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-08-05

our courts. and my friends fatter me with tie
opinion that will make good Sheriff..
If should be SO Fortunate to receive my
election at your hands, you will have my most
sincere gratitude; and pledge you that will use
my best endeavors 10 make YOU ~ vgant. honest
ana upright, as well as hu,n',nr Sn;rff.
- CHARLES II. HUDSPETH.
OAK GROVE, Crawford counfy.(
August lsts lS4S.
Political appointments.
Van Buren, Crawford county, Monday Aug.
til hs 9TH.
Ozark, Franklin county, Wednesday, August
tie 9th.
Boonve, Scott county, Friday, August the
llth.
Danville. Yell county, Monday. Aug. the 10Th.
And at any other place the way appointed
by the people where the appointment does no.
confi'ci with any of the above appointments.
ET Some friend will please re-adverlise the
appointments IN each county, bv putting up writ
ten notices al the most pubic places.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-08-05
HUNTSVILLE, July 25, lS46.

h. HUNTSVILLE, July 25, lS46.
EInI EEII-on Monday last we had passing
"gs oldham. our distinguished candi.
Ipl Senate. The Judge was in bad
=. G'sequently, was unable to address
pas.J Je vas IN fine spirits, however, and
h 10 os cheered with the prospects
nda, IL. IN Inc haiti of putting candidates,
10 ounce to glyea few brief hints, not
s.t Su' as a tribute OF sincere merit. II
taoed ,Saa with The apparel. earnesstness Of
gad;S... .uoge oldham is run only as Sec
n, @ sa meaning thereby, as VS. pre-.
cud;a ;ue iEom sectional advantages, ouI
= s''' ls' R'.I b.; no 7sss, &c ::
jasss9 sa ss991bess g es saas;ss,s,e ass;asssses is
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-08-05
State Warrants,

STATE OF ARKANSAS
COUNTY OF WASHINGTON. I
In Tie Washington circuit court, May Term, 1913,
on the chancery side thereof.
George w. Kincheloe, Complainant, II,
Us.
Mark Wyatt. Defendant. .
a ND nov on this day comes the mplainant
"a by Reagan & Costa his solicitors. and the
court being satisfied from the Sheritf''s return on
the subpoena heretofore issued in this case, that
Mark Wyatt cannot be served with the process of
subpoena. And it further appearing that the said
Mark Wyatt is NONRESIDENT of this State
Wherefore it is ordered by the court that the said
Mark Wyatt be and ne is hereby notified of the
pending Of this suit and he is also required 10 APP
pear the frst day of the next term of this court,
at a circuit court be neld at the courthouse in
the town of Fayetteville, Washington county, on
the fourth Monday after the fourth Monday IN
October, lS4S, then and there to make answer
and defence TO compainant's bill or the charges
and allegations therein contained will be taken as
confessed and decree entered accordingly and
that copy OF this order be published for two
weeks in succession IN the r.ansas snteihgencer
newspaper printed in the town OF Vun Buren, in
SAID State the last insertion thereof oe at least
thirty days before The first day Of the next term
of hs court, 20 which time This cause stands con-
tiuued.
A true copy from the record,
PRESLY r. SMITH, Clerk.
Aug. ), IS4S.-23-2w. Prs. fee So 25-