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NEW GOODS JUST OPRNED.--we have hs ves'
IN and the public generally mat ~
opened Of dry goods s ~
offered for having selected them with great es
embraced every opportunity ef getting them s the very lowe %
We feel confident Offer advantages 20
be met with in every dry goods house. :. least We would
Canton goods which coz
pieces plaid and striped 'o'
silks which opened, and think them superior
use, goods Of the knd ~
and tbese goods known and VS.
other material for Of the we o
the ladies' thsm, and proms
heu shall have them cheap.
have hand splendid stock of embroidered and p
white Canton shawls which have bought cheap -
viii offer them At the lowest possible prices o cash. or 20 ven
tusl customers. 10
We handsome dress 81
in nfured and p'sin which WIN offer at the lowest
south OF New York. -.
pieces high black Rhine, Of superior h'n
from rs the best aiee imported, all Of which we % ~
cheap. -.
opeee.vey handsome style figured bsrege. the most 'a"
coiors and designs. ,.,S
10 pieces ps, mode, pink, blue, ereen brown, and 'e'
bereEes, OF beautiful quality.
pieces silk figured Hermann, very handsome.
- handsome bereRes, AT 25, 81 and ~ cents "a,
80 handsome de innes, from 2k cents up W
fall stock Of linen goods of All kinds
Also, cloths, ea-'mere' and vssny disf, ,w,s
Seventh street, doors above the Avenue, west A''
AprilQ- Tu
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The worlds Fair Premium saass.


Depot Block, Street. Maiden Lane and all
Sreets,l New York
THE placed and burglar proof safe In CON-
petition with whole world tho 0reat Exhhon Lon
don, for which an impartial jury awarded medal. 1-@
The American far held last fall Castle Garden, sws6
him gold medal for the best safe, never
failed obtain the highest premium when his safe has pu
composition with ots r that purpose CerdAcaies have
received from the following mercantile
have had their book pape and money su
Ior snfes within the Inst % days. land can, with ohs
be my sore,) viz Messs 6twe Montross MI
J. L. Watkins Fulton Messn Rishss iolaa
and Msssn John Lockwood Co., In the Rs
and Nassau and Messs Proud Bowman eney
City. sr4Y s9Aa A~tss 9af ~ tM@7F
proprietor Of Halls patent lock, which
lin Adams Co.. Boson) the Worlds Exhibitor
and considered the best lock for The price invented
proof against POWDER and the larger than cent
be made changeabic. a efat Aef 6sstEt #0
purchasers close and careful Investigation
purchasing decide themselves who makes the best
gar, and damp proof safes combined. 500 #
sILAS c. HERRING,
Nos. 1885, l37, and i3s Water street, New York.
John Farrel, "a Walnut street, Philadelphia.
c. L.. Harmon, Chicago, Illinois.
Henry Williams Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Fry McCandlish, Richmond Virginia.
Ap3-sodYs
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UAPp-s NICHE GOLD PESs. patented lsS2, evnbrs-
MI finest quil with The durability
q the Recommended by welknown citizens of
Wsshington.
For sale NJ agency,
TAYLOR MAURY,
Apt BOOKSELLER, 9th st.
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BY j. @. MCGUIRE, Aucti0neer.
DESIRABLE PROPERTY ON SEVENTH STREET AT AUC-
TIoNOn Tuesday afternoon April l3 at O'Clock, shall
premises No. fronting
south, with
small houses which be separate, IL desired. g
fourth balance and years, for
JAMES G. MCGUIRE,
April 2-eod&ds Aucdoneer
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w HtTE Grape SbswlsAn elegant assortment OF plain and
embroidered white shawis Of AL prices us opened
snd be sed bargains for cash, The chenp store
Mar V-ee2w McLAIN 4 HARRY,
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NEW Papcr-hans,ng ana Upholstery store, IIs,

NEW Pspcr-hsnging and Upholstery store, nth
IN street, door north OF Pennyivanis avcnueRODIER
BRO respectfully INFORM the citizens Of Washington aud vicinity
they with Of the best collections
which
bos-ed gilt snd panel papers for paro or halls with
be found in the United state suitable for paro halls dining
and Chambers and adapted NIL and
halls
hc. fireboard and curtains In variety
Also hand upholstery goods,
coor- cord ts-se. variety bind
Of brass conices curtain bands
window
splendid Green and hnc reed blinds nher beds hair
blinds made order
neatly Carpets made mp and down, warranted
Upbol.tering particularly attended TO-
greatly advantage
before purchasing all goods entirely new and we are de
RODTER BRO.
superior Of the above goods may be found
their establishment In Georgetown.
Ma S-so
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ny J. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneor.

BY j.. c. MCGUIRE, Auctionecr.
VALUABLE UNIMPRovED PROPERTY AT AUCTION
Trustees sale, order Of the Court Of Chanceyon Thurs
day, April 49, 1852, the premises O'Clock shall
sell Nos i0 90 2 a. 49, a. u.s. and 20, In
No 60 situated Delaware and street. south Of the
Capitol.
Also Nos 49, square No. 643 Delaware
nue., between q and II
Terms u, IL, and "a MONTHS
with interest from the deferred to be secured
satisfactorily final
ratification Of such sale by the Of the whole
purchase and before and sufficient deed will be
given.
NATHL P. CATLETT,
j. c. MCGUIRE,
Ap4-coAds Auctioneer
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IyDUCATTON.-Rev D. McCARTERs Boarding School boy-
II and youns sa.bue Lancaster county Psnnsylyn's
seventh annual viii commences
Ara monday Of May English md mathematical
bssehs ges With the and modern languages music
Ac nsh The whole for board, tuition, &C.
ssssion Of 5 months, go
ror circusrs giving @ information, inquire this once, or sd
Rev D. MecARTER, A. NJ.
Mar oa--eodsw Principal.
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DOwANDs TONIC MIXTURE, that great, unraiIing
remedy for fever and and indigestion guarded BY the writ
signature OF the John r. Rowsnd for by
John = cssn and a. Gray, Washington, D. o.
Al 5--eodl0fs
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NATIONAL THEATRE
Mr. r.. A. MARSHALL, Lessee. Mr. W. M. FLEMING, Stage
Manager
Fourth night engagement the distinguished sBGUfN
OPERA TROUPE.
or TuoRsply Evssrss, April 8, 1851,
WIN translated
French by 4. seguin, entitled
THE DAUGHTER OF THE REGIMENT.
Waiteis
To conclude with the favore farce OF the
ROUGH DIAMOND.
Private circle and parques 80 reserved
rs orchestra rs family circle Is cents
third tier, so cents; ooored gallery, % cents.
Aps
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p. y. STEER, MERCHANT TAILOR,

FghA HTer, fhird door Jrom NC Frennf,
III As pleasure NOTIFY his members OF Congress
III citizens ojouninG In Washington, that he
returned nom tho North with full and superior stock Of
The
cloths elegantly adapted
quite psrcuanse which win afford him
all who favor him with cali all Of which
he prepared TO make style OF elegance unsurpassed here
elsewhere.
Also gentlemen. furnishing shoulder
shrtsa patented srtcieweaned to 81 better than
heretofore collars, gloves
handkerchief &c. great variety and Oft best style. and
Mar 2s-3aw3wtf
The daily union., 1852-04-08

CARDA sale OF rich Bohemian and Venetian glassware,
and antique paper mnche silver plated ware
marble
China lamps and cnndelabas Italian pain,inE sc 70 In
viii Odd Felows Hall In few days
The eIensive and comprises all that taste and
produced the the manufactures Of Europe
duplicates articles exhibited the Worlds
Fair.
OF this day OF
with particular description OF future advertisements
Mar le-duf las g. MCGUIRE, Aucioneer
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VALUABLE UHIMPRovED PROPERTY AT AUCTION. .-Trus
by order OF Court Of Chanceryon "wednesday,
Aprl ~ 1854 o. gremi.s o'clock ~ shall sed IL 'o'a
square No t situated Delaware and Virginia avenaes south
OF the Capitol .
Terms One residue In ~ a, and "a months
with from the day Of sale the deferred payments 70 be Sc
satisfactorily secured aud upon
final dcaon of such by the aud payment the
purchase money and BEFORE good and sucien deed
JAS A. CHAPMAN,
NATHr. p CATLETT,
Trustees.
J. C. MCGUIRE,
Ap4-eo&ds Auctoneer
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SELEcTED QUALITIEs.-Wsop open to-day M
u 10 fine black French cloths the qualities colon Of
of which recommend #4se
10 pieces medium fine black French cassimeres
70 pieces black silk and ne black casnere yesog.
l5o pieces extra cheap and fine shiriinS coitons
rs pieces Irish nens Of the best ndcs very prices
10 bundles gentlemenb spring undsDhirts 's. ,F
With umbrellas, cravais, hafhose gloves, suspenden and
pocket handkerchiefs OF all kinds B ~
Gentlemen wishing black cioths, cassimeres, pens
the best grades obtain them OF s extremely prices
Terms cash, unless arranged 70 the contrary.
Good articles low prices, and fair dealing be in ali
PERRY BROTHER
March 3l-l0toof t4 Opposite Centre Market
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PARAsOLs AND UMBRELLAS.

w the largest stock Of and umbrellas
be found this side Of New York. to which invite the
ucular attention Of ladies'.
rs embroidered and lined parasos all colors
rs plain and embroidered, without lining
100 parasos embracing everything and desirable in that
line
l25 umbrellas styles and prices, from SIX cents up.
Our stock worthy the attention OF buyers and call
solicited Call and examine for yourselves at
YERBY M1LLER's.
Between 7th and 9th Streets opposite Centre Market
Mar 26-lm
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YOUTHS wEAR.-Now n
70 fine thin and cheap cloths, all handsome eoo for
pieces striped plaid and dnsg for boys
20 pieces ssnbroon- ansos coons and summer cloths for
and
rs pieces drilngs, priced, for boys'
With many and desirable goods.
Terms cash, unless arranged 10 the contrary.
articles prices and fair dealing be relied 90 IN all
PERRY BROTHER,
March 3I--IOtcouf Opposite Centre Market
MILITARY men will N NJ $
nj ducks dnling for pans various prices
White MarreiIies yestngs, assorted
100 pieces and priced sh linens for shirts
Also hpc linens for bosoms and collars
900 pieces choice shirung cotons
with cava supenders, undehi gloves, umbrellas, &C.
Good articles, prices, and f dealing be relied on In all
cases.
PERRY BROTHER,
March 3l--loteof Opposite Centre Market
IoR sALE-Tb.s per mortgage Of the Orange and
Alexandria Railroad Company.
For particulars apply 70 -
March 4-3awim CoRCoRAN RIGGS.
ID ICH DRESS GOODs.-Mcr.AIN MARRY will day
ID fashionable Koods embracing
plaid and figured SILKS Of the various shades and prices
styles beeges shsy plain and figured popensa
srcle de snes, all aunes styles and
beautiful and styles which would
the particular attention Of the ladies' Lawns, all prices
Purchasers will be well
shove goods been selected with the
Philadelphia New York IN. best
queny determined ss low, for cash, and cash
only.
Nolan HARRY,
Mar U~-ev2w and 9th
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ror Rsn.- -..rn. ~, J

THIS properly and Rockyils ,,.
just beyond Of city, improye
of large new, and conveniently bnck house hs
ofseveny road, spscous
bar pssoss, nunAbcr of chambers,
Attached the premises bowling alleys, ssbss
nine Of land large portion Of which grove u E
forest "As
drovs-ysId -bens road BY which m
driven BALTIMORE snd oshss northern within -
Eantes walk " the ssst market houses VI and
aehbofhood where pas.as and ws,sI sIosnas ha ai,sa
weighing cstus aud hay tns psssaisss
fare leading nom The e, Immediately ~ the ls Coz
already inlo only place adapgsd 10 suh @
pose neig,bohood Of The ciywu properly kept bsc
For terms apply 10 WIN. IA. WINTER, the once Of hs ~
for erecting the Patent Once building, in ass
Streets Washington, ID. @. -
Mar a7--6teod Y Il. f..s-fta & +. es.e4 ..ea
UsHE DEST kINDs.--Rscsved 10 day "a 81 9fss -
table diapers Of kndsal xsa
and warranted all linen sA w tsflal lTA
pieces linen sheengs. assorted widths and qualities and a.
ira cheap t If 7T"N
200 plaid cambcs and muns, choice patterns and qus
ties ~"
80 pieces camtric muslns and jaeonets -...
SO pieces fine black Aipacas and bosnbsxines
900 pieces Scotch diapers aud toweling~
10 fine aud wide black silks OF he glossy kind
With many other and desirable goods.
Terms cash. unless arranged 70 the contrary.
Good articles, low prices, and fair dealing may be relied al
cases. Mts& dt4E t8# PERRY d BROTHER
March 3l0tcof Opposite Centre Market
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CLOTHS, CASSIMEREs, AND vEyrINGS.
n PIECES black French CLOTH all grades
~ 10 pieces black docskin, some very superior
Is do fancy cloths H@
70 do fancy csssimeres
Is shapes, pretty
pieces black
10 do fancy vestings.
With undersh PLAIN and striped half hose, gloves
penders, pocket hand ksrchtefs eraysts, kc.
wishing of description viii call md
examine our stock which they Will find complete.
YERBY d MILLER,
Mar 2e-lm Opposite Centre Market
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LINEN GOODS.
az PIECES table damssk, all grades
ZJ SO dozen napkins
20 pieces linen shectings Mr
IS do pillow slip linens
50 do lrish linens, all numbers
rs dozen towels r
10 pieces linen huckaback
50 do Russia diaper
10 do brdseye diaper.
The above goods be pure linen.
YERBY d MILLER,
Between TN and 9Th Streets Opposite Centre hsh'
Mar 26--lm
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AUsTRIA.-Dn The fae OF the missing war steamer
Mariana, the Trieste Gazette oil the l7th has the fol
lowing
We have 10 state with the most lively regret that the
more or less accredited reports which reach respecting
the Mariana only calculated 10 heghten the
ious fears already entertained Tor the safety OF the vessel
and her The hope that at least or more
may have escaped the wreck appeas however, not TO be
wholly given up.
written, there ue TO hope in the safety OF
the ship. Boats daily bringing into Venice, Pesaro.
Singaela, and Rmini bodies OF fishermen and sbipmen
pic ked up the coast since the late storm.
The New Prussan Gazette. after having been seized
four times within these few days, is prohibited the
Austrian domnions. The writers have maintained the
10 Prince Schwarzenberg. and vigorously assaied thai
minister's German commercial poliey-hence the prohibi-
ton.
BarMrs --On the 10th Of March rescript OF the Ger
man Diet posted up the public places OF the free
city OF Bremen" il is called in which certain portions
OF the too democratic constitution OF the city are
nuled
II i composed Of six articles OF which the following !.
the substance All the provisions OF the constitution OF
March s. 1s49 which the Senate in ts communication 10
the bougeose. dated September AZ 1851. designated as
contrary to the federal ordinances OF August 23d OF that
year to be set aside really ranking IN that cate
gory-a point which the bourgeoise had denied Whether
or not this abolition will satisfy the prescriptions OF that
federal order s point which the Diet reserves the
right OF expressing itself The Senate must not fill up va
cances in ts body according the electoral law OF the
constitution in question; electoral law is to be
acted Immediately.
The Diet will send 10 Bremen commissioned who will
aid the Senate in bringing the constitution OF the city into
harmony with the federal laws, and take whatever
ures may appear necessary for that purpose The Hano
verian government is invited TO designate high func
tionary TO this task Should the commissioners think II
Indispensable 10 employ military force, the Hsnoverian
government will have 10 come 70 an understanding with
the Senate upon IFS payment and mode o. employment
AVOID loss OF time, the comnissoner VIII repa1 on
with to Bremen, and take such steps he may deem ad
visable.
The daily union., 1852-04-08

2- DR. Dewey's Lowell Lecfures.-The third lecture OF
delivered Thursday April o.
subject Ministry Culture Of Material Nature
Aps-lt
Washington telegraph., 1852-05-05
Boston, March %, 1852.

AGRICULTURE is AN ARr-Man is the artist,
the soil his laboratory-manure his raw mate
rial-animal strength and machinery bis power
air, heat, and moisture, his agents-and gram,
roots, fruits and forage, his product.
AGRICULTURE is A SCIENcE-Whlch teaches the
artist the best mode of fitting up and improving
his Observation-Disclosures him In the properties
and economical use of his raw material-learns
him how best to apply his power and to proht by
bis agents-and it thereby enables him greatly to
abridge his labor and multiply his products.
The art teaches the hands to do-the science
,phat to do. and ho,v to do Art is the sail which
propels the ship-science the compass which dl,
Iects her course Without the sail, the ship would
not +" go ahead,n without the compass her course
will be erratic, and the profits of the voyage
doubtful. With sail and compass, her progress
will be ''onward," her course direct, and her
voyage prosperous.
Washington telegraph., 1852-05-05
The Practical Cookery Book.
THE STEAK.
AIR" The Sea-"

Of Steak-of Steak-of prime Rump Steak
A slice Of half-inch thickness take,
Without blemish, soft and sound;
In weight little more than pound
Who'd cook Steak-who,d cook STEAK
Must fire clear proceed to make:
With the red above and the red below,
In one delicious genial glow.
If a coal should come, blaze to make,
Have patience! You mustn't put on your oteak
First rub-yes, rub,-with suet fat,
The gridiron's bars, then on 1t fiat
Impose the meat; and the fire soon
Will make it sing delicious tune.
And when It's brown'd by the genial glow,
Just turn the upper side below.
Both sides with brown being cover'd Ger,
For the moment you broil your Steak no more,
But on a hot dish let it rest,
And add of butter slice OF the best;
In minute or two the pepper-box take,
And with it gently dredge your Steak
When seasoned quite upon the fire
Some further time it will require;
And over and over be sure to turn
Your Steak till done-nor let it burn;
For nothing drives me half SO wild
As a nice Rump Steak in the cooking sptfed.
Fve lived in pleasure mixed with grief,
On fish and fowl, and mutton and beef;
With plenty of cash, and power to range,
But my Steak | never wished to change
For Steak was always treat to me,
At breakfast, luncheon, dinner, or tea,
Washington telegraph., 1852-05-05

had been told that you were good little fell
low and published a good little paper, though you
did fail as play writer. Stick to your new trade,
sir if it suits you, and praise your Vespucci ana
other favorites as much as you please; but DO not
interfere with me in my innocent amusements,
and abuse me for visiting, with respectable gentle
men, accompanied by one of their wives, pubhc
institution in which they had placed for education
their cwn children.
Above all, if you would have the character
of an honest man, never give circulation to asper-
sons of the character of lady of which you
know nothing, which are false in themselves ana
which, for my own part, defy any living man TO
prove Dai phonneur de uoas sdluer.
M. DE LANDSFELD HEALD.
LOLA MONTEZ.
Boston, March 20, 1852.
Washington telegraph., 1852-05-05
BRlTT'S HOTEL,
WASHING TON, ARKANSAS.

VNhe subscriber begs leave to inform his friends
i and the public, that he still continues busi-
ness at his old stand, where he has supplied him.
self with every thing necessary for the accom-
mediation of the travelling community. His house
is commodious, the rooms well arranged for fam
lies, and his table well supplied with the best
the market affords.
His stables are large, bountifully supplied with
provender, and attended by careful ostlers.
He pledges himself that nothing shall be want
ing on his part to render comfortable all who may
be pleased to give him a call His charges will
be as moderate as those of any other house in the
south. as an evidence of which he refers to the
following
RATES:
Boarding per month, $40
Boarding and lodging per week, SO so
day.. ....73
Single meal, ...25
Iodgino
Keeping man and horse all night, Isl
Keeping horse per week, Earthquakes So
GEO. o. BRITT.
Washington, Oct. 80 1S45.-7-f
Washington telegraph., 1852-05-05
BOUNTY LAND CLAIMS

RY recent Act of Congress, Bounty Lands
- are granted to officers and volunteers in fbs
military service of the United States in the war
of 1912, or any of the Indian wars since l7eo
also to commissioned officers in the war with
Mexico. In case of the decease OF the officer or
soldier, the land can be obtained by the widow
OF minor children.
The undersigned, acting as general Land Agent
will attend promptly to procuring Bounty Land
Warrants for those entitled to them, and locating
il desired having a general knowledge of the
lands in the Red River Land District, he will be
able to make choice selections. All letters Of
inquiry, postpaid, will be promptly answered.
and instructions given, ifdesired
DANIEL Z. WILLIAMS.
Land Agent.
Washington, Arks, Nov. 81, 1850. aft
Washington telegraph., 1852-05-05
NOTICE. is HEREBY GIVEN,

TNHAT at sale of Lands for the non-payment
i of taxes due thereon, held at the Court
House door in the town of Washington, IN the
county of Hampstead, in the State OF ARKANSAS,
pursuant to lawful notice gwen Dy the onerih "a oi
said county of Hampstead, and IN conformity
with the laws of said State, on the first Monday
of November, A. D., 1913, being the sixth day
of said month; William H. Etter purchased OF
the then Sheriff of said county OF Hempsteao;
the following described tract or parcel OF iaho
situate in the said county Of Hampstead, whiGl
said tract of land was listed, assessed, ana so'o
as the property of E. Chappell, and described as
the South West quarter of the South East qua,'ei
of Section twelve Q2) in Township twelve w
South, of Range Twenty-six (26l West; contain
inc forty acres for which the said Etter PAID the
said Sheriff and Tax Collector, the sum OF two
dollars and five cents-5eing the amount OF taAes'
penalty, and costs due thereon Tor the years "A. ~
1S47 and 1S4S-and took from SAID Sherlf1 ana
Collector certificate of purchase for the same
that afterwards, on the 9th day OF November
A. D., 1s4S the said Etter, for value received,
assigned the said certificate of purchase to the
undersigned, by whom it is now held, and VINO
is entitled to deed for the same from the ohefin
of Hampstead county. Now therefore, notce Is
hereby given, to all persons who may be con-
| cerned or who can set up any right title, or
claim to the above described tract or parcel OF
land, so purchased as aforesaid in consequence OF
any informality irregularity, or illegahty con-
nected with such sale, or for any cause or detect
whatever, that in conformity with the act OF the
General Assembly Of the State of Arkansas, in
| relation to "Tax titlesp the undersigned will ap-
ply to the Circuit Court of Hampstead county;
at Court to be holden at the Court House of
said county, in the town of Washington, on the
seventh Monday after the fourth Monday of Sep
| tember A. d., 1852, for confirmation OF title IN
and to said tract or parcel of land, so purchased
as aforesaid and all persons interested are hereby
notified to appear at said time and place, and
show cause, if any they can why the title to
said land so sold as aforesaid, should not be con-
| frmed according to law.
EZEKIEL NANCE.
! Washington. March II, 1882, LEG
Washington telegraph., 1852-05-05
To Planters s. Merchants.

FTNHE undersigned has on hand and for sale at
Il Collinsburg, BosSier Parish, La. 100 bales OF
heavy Cotton Osnaburgs. From 500 to $500 pair
of home made russell Negro Shoes From 30 10
so Cotton Gins. warranted to perform we'll
Twenty Bois dare Wagons, both for horses and
Oxen, with wooden and iron axels, plows of any
pattern required Also, a heavy stock of Dry
Goods and Groceries. A superior and heavy lot
of ReadyMade clothing, both for summer, fab
and winter wear. Planters and merchants are
particularly requested TO call and lay in a supply
of the above articles, as will sell them as cheap
as they can be bought in New Orleans, and on
time to suit their growing crops Orders Will be
punctually filled for any of the above enumerated
articles.
]. B. GILMER.
DE n B.-Goods Groceries or cash paid for
Co,c Hides or Peit,ies, good article always re-
ouired J. B. G.
June &c, 1850.
Washington telegraph., 1852-05-05
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE

TNHE undersigned offers for sale on accom-
Il modating terms, 1900 acres of choice and
valuable Land, situate in Seveir county, Arkan-
sas.
These lands were selected in 1896. are of the
best quality of upland and are located in a de-
sirabe neighborhood.
For terms, &c, enquire of w. II. Etter, at
Washington, or the subscribers at Little Rock.
WATKINS K CURRAN.
January 2S 1852. 4:tf