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cloths stHIRAM ANDERsoN's No. 80 lowery. is owing
TO their selling such elegant spring styles English Tapes
Try Brussels Imperial Threeply and Ingram Carpets and
Oclotbs ~ such unaccountaby low prices The induce
me enered purchasers IL unparalleled In the carpet
.1aSc.
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CONSTITUTIONAL OR UNCoNsrITU-
TIoNAL.-If the legal tribunals finally decide that
the Art Union as now conducted, is constitutional
and legal, we may be prepared for similar unions
among the building associations, house-furnishing
associations, clothing associations, and musical asso
Citations, and even horse associations, in less than
year. Architecture, beauty, Workmanship, music,
everything pertaining to elegant life, can be en-
couraged in the same way as painting.
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dy MIRACLES The lotion will relieve the most e1cruci-
ating suffering from Piles Mt like magic III docs not,
he will you the price s those who have tried
every other remedy benefit he will give enough to test
its virtues Once No. Division street, other place.
Consult atoms priyate
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
WANTED.-THE FRIEND THAT GAVE INFORNA
w ton Saturday through Boyd's City Dcspatoh amt
once before shall be treated friend and literally re-
warded. - '' =
INFORMATION WANTED-OF JAMES FLYNN A
Il Brekayer. from the parish Of Gillian, Kings county
Ireland The information will be thankfully received Nv
hs sister Bridget at the Hope Anchor Tavern 2I Co
dar street New York
TOHN MORGAN KIBBEY-A GENTLEMAN by THIS
name aged 20 years, feet inches in height, of fair
complexion hia and hair rather dark arrived in New
York from London Ia November 1890 1t is not known what
he tosk afterwards His wife and friends in England
xious gain intelligence, and earnestly
Information regard to him be sent 10 g. j. Adds
ut the Bank for Savings. No. l01 Chambers street.
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ABOLITION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF Exc
CUTTING THE FUGITIvE SLAVE Law IN MAssAcHU-
sErrs.-We learn Il at the expenses incurred by
the government, in arresting, holding, trying, and
restoring the fugitive slave Simms to his master in
Georgia, exec ded five thousand dollars, to witt
For guard before grant of certificate . 81, $50 90
For board of guard. ia 80
For guard after grant Of certificate and for ex-
penses Of sending Smms to Georgia ....... 257O CO
Counsel fees Sc, of Marshal Devin. ..... 500 90
1884 05
Add owners expenses In same case ....... 5000 90
And we have total Of. Ss:34l o.
as the actual exnenses incurred In tho recoperu of
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las the actual expenses incurred in tho recovery Of
a single slave, i the law-abiding commonwealth Of
Massachusetts, And the case is the more discourage
ing from the fact that all the influence of the ad-
ministraton, all the influence Of the friends of Mr.
Webster, in Boston, al the strength of the mer-
chants, and all the power Of the government, were
combined to make out good case for Mr.. Webster
and Mr.. Fillmore in the South. 1t was made the
test question between all the weight of the govern
ment, oflaw, and of policy, side, and of the
abolitionists on the other. Very fattering to the
South, and particularly Aattering to Mr.. Webster
With the posse comitatus, and the army and navy
in reserve, Mr.. Webster has the qualification of see
ing the lava solemn compact--enforced in Massa-
chusetts, after an expenditure of s0O against the
resistance of the abolitienists. Beautiful But it
is not every that can incur, like Mr.. Potter,
of Georgia. the loss Of three thousand dollars and
the loss Of his time in TIE recovery Of single
runaway slave. The luxury is too expensive In
point OF fact, the test proves the Fugitive Slave law
to be dead letter. practical nullity-in Massa-
chusetts. And it now becomes an interesting ques-
tion whether the wings or the democrats in Their
National Convention, will dodge the Fugitive Slave
law, to the votes of such slippery States
| Massachusetts,, and whether Mr.. Webster or Mr.
| Fillmore will be a party to such dodge. We
shal see. Fifty millions of spoils, each year, fol
| four years, is an immense pile Of money.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
ay-sEE THIRD PAGE.-0a
THE TURF.

CENTREVILLE TROTTiNC.-THURSDAy
April hrs at three o'clock r. NJ match for $780, mile
hea.s 70 wagon; pay or pay. Mr.. Whean hl. m
JOEL CONCKLIN. Proprietor.
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Wigs and T0upees-Batchelor's new style
The most
call At BATCHELoRs celebrated Wig Factory No. WAL
street. where found the largest and best
IN the city. Copy the address.
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+, 8. CIeaver's Honey Soap.,

F. 8. Cleaver's Honey Soap.-W. J. Davis,
sole Wholesale Agent the United States respectfully
qusints the he has Just
Soaps prepared to supply the rapidly increasing
demand for the Also large assortment Of Combs
Brushes, SC, &c. Ofheesl30 Broadway.
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Hair Dye.-BatcheIOr's ceIeDFateuLhqHu
Hair Dye Is the best yet discovered for coorng the hair
washers the moment s applied The ease and
Dye performs astonishing 1t Is for SALE applied NJ
BACHELORS Wig Factory, No. Wall street, Copy the
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The great Carpet Depot, and regulator OF
trade pross-For prices Of English Tapestry Brusss I'm
Rugs visit the eight spacious sales rooms Of HIRAM
ANDERSON, No. 80 Bowery, and there become familiar
with the great reduction in prices.
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Phalon's Chemical Hair Invig0ratoF, t.
prevent badness and restore hair that has fallen off,
become thin and to invest IL with
such brilliant gloss and permanent CURL For sale 1t l
and AL the drug stores IN city and town In
America,
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Phalon's Magic Hair Dye. to color the
The hair or skin II can b washed immediately without
disturbing the color and has bad edor It Is applied
Broadway Ter sale in the city and country BY druggsts
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couraud,s LIQUID Hair Dye IL without

exception reservation the best eq1a
pies freskles saowness chaps ohafss, roughness 90
Poudre Subtitle uproots hair from OF the o9ay
Liquid Rouge, Lily White, and HAN GLOSS, ~ " ~AA0s
street. near Broadway.
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Phalon's New Spring Style Of Hair Cutting
New principle in Hair Cutting-Cean Hair Brushes for
oil by the basket futeen Of the artists Amerca
new systems-nsw styles new era In Hair Cutting,
ecpses anything before dreamed Of In New York. at
PHALoN'S Crystal Palace, lV Broadway.
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Phalon's Wigs and Toupees.-Wc weuld
call tho attention persons requiring wigs to recent
provement The awarded silver medal tor the
Arst premium the last fair They be At E. PHA
Ions Wig and Hair Dye Factory S Broadway corner o.
Dew street.
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extensive alterations in their store will soil
watches rich Jewelry Silver and Silver plated Ware Por
celan Paper Mache Wares Opera Glasses Fans and
other rich Fancy Goods their importaton until the
I'd pr when their store will be closed while the altera
lions being effected.
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and srapgcrs are requested to call at manuactery
NEDHURST HEARD, q Nader. lane, where they have
on largest and cheapest assortment of
Hair the city Also to witncss the spring style Of
Hair Cutting for 1852.
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The Crystal Palace Agn1n.-PatentT apes-
try Ingram patent Tapestry Threey Carpets, pre-
csely the exhibited at the Worlds Fair ee
and scroll figure Of the most magnificent and
unique styles Of Gorgon COLOR at HIRAM ANDEHSONS >,
80 Bowery the original depot NJ B-Beware Of limitations
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VIII not die In their hOles, nor create
STENCIL by using Cosars Exterminator Of rats mice cock
reaches ants &c. Not dangerous TO the human family
COSTARS Depot, "a Broadway. Warranted efestual IN
cases.
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ron Blacksmith FORCES offered for sale at
Duane These FORCES large enough weld
tess blast superior to other forge Also, Bar
ron Bro Portable Furnaces for milling operations.
Washington telegraph., 1852-04-28
roA ur rrLrGRsru
"trknnsas Central Railroad"

It'o8t hoaPln 10 FAilH and Ns Ttras B5aHRrryl
The charter OF this mad will expire by lim,a.
tion on the l2th Of June next. uulc,. certain fr-
qulremonis OF the general Incorporation law are
complied with, which | apprehcnd will not be
the case. With Difference 10 the piblic souii.
ment now predominant propose To present 10
the July convention another practicable plan lot
uniting the capital and inilucacc of the wboic
State IN the construction of that road. which can
readily be done by the cNcdon. Of a icw bu,inr d.
men 10 start It. Il they Will uniicdly oppose ihc
pr,cntions Of all the political ilgelcrs and ban.
comb men OF that class who wcnr .o siguiy sue.
cessu IN o,crihrowiue all practical plans put lur.
wand Ia cuusumaie that charter
Meanwhile trust othrn wall prepare thcm-
selves 10 present their views iu The shape of o
matufed p'an and that all who design attending
said co.yeuiiou, Will romr prepared Ia take siogk
IN Th6 .irldasss Caiyai Rnifold Compsab" IA
bee created upon The demise oi ihr pHt.cn one iI,-
on such principle as our maiurrj experience shall
bu, dictate. ROSWELL BEEBE.
Little Rock, April 10, lsj2
Washington telegraph., 1852-04-28

MmoWEDAY MoDE or DrYNivo.-ln
civilized countries the collection OF lad
debts i. attended with considerable diff.
Guilty. The Mahommcdans, however have
a method Of managing a reluctant debtor
which is at once simple and eHicacous II
is thus described by traveller Meeting
person in any spot, to whom you wish to
apply the khau, you exclaim The Sui.
tan dotains You here lie instantly stand,
still and, without bond or guard. rcmnin.
there until delivered. The klan Is pre-.
scribcd for slight faults, and for debt
When a creditor has several times met hi.
debtor and asked for his due, and the debt
or, while recognizing the debt, puts off pay.
mcut, the creditor can, at discretion. sioI
his man, make him sit down, and thon, Will
the point Of his lance, he traces on The
ground circular line, saying, In the
name Of Allah and the Prophet in the
name of the Sultan and the mother of the
Sultan in the name Of the tcna "a particu.
lar olice,) supporters Of the state, thou shalt
not leave this circle until thou hast paid
thy debt" The debtor is Obliged to remain
enclosed and sitting in his khaH until some
one intercedes with the creditor aud hc
consents to release the prisoner. If the
creditor remains inhexibe and incxorable
the prisoner remains in his Hiatt until hc
pays his debt. IT, breaking the bounds
he crosses the line, and the creditor COM
plains to the Sulua, the fugitive is pursued
taken wherever he is found, and severely
punished"
Washington telegraph., 1852-04-28
SALE OF NEGROES.

II pursuance ol an efder of the prnbaie Court
L n the county al Lafayette, in the State OF
Arkansas, made al the February tenn. thereof
\, u. 1852, | viii sell al public sale, at the
Court. HOUSE door, in the town of ItWiseile. in
said roanlyi on the 2ath inst. on a credit until
the hrst ol lanuafY next ihfee uogra men. siv
ucgfn WOMEN, thae uesln hois between uine and
hiteen yeln old. and four stnall nofn children.
all belonging Ia the Esiafc oi jaime. Cfahlfee
decreased, Purchasers VIII be required Ia aiae
bond With lwn good #rcufities, heaniag ten ner
cent lHleIesi tfnm muuny.
JAMES X. YOUNG.
Administrator oi .aid Estate
Apdl . lS5a U9i
Washington telegraph., 1852-04-28
TlNWARE MANUFACTORY
WASIfIyGTON ARK.

T1HE undersigned have commenced the manu-.
L lactnre Of Inware at Blocks old stand on
Main street, where they have, and will continue
20 keep on hand a general assortment OF Tin
ware. made OF the best material. Merchants and
Others who have been in TIC habit OF purchasing
their ware at New Orleans viii Gud il To their
advantage to give us cah and examine our
stock and prios before purchasing elsewhere a.
we are determined TO sell on reasonable terms
House guttering and all other kinds of ob work
will be executed with ueatness aud dospnteh
We would respectfully solicit the attention
of the public TO our stock and prices.
WATT & STARNES.
Sept, 10, 1851, 9Gdm
Washington telegraph., 1852-04-28
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

IN pursuance oi an order of the Hon. the Pro.
L bate Court Of Hampstead county the under.
signed as Administrator ol the Estate Of William
II. Bowers dec, will oilet lor sale at the Court
liarse doorot the county of Hampstead, on Mou-
day the lnth day al May next, tlsdal between
the haus lnf alleial sales, on a credit Of twelve
months. the following described real ESTATE. To
wit The Nes, hall Of see Il, the West hall %,
see. no. the West half Of see 81, the Nafll. bsli
ul North East Qr OF see. H. oil in Township
Nine South of Rangr Iweuiy-sereu West, and
the South West qF nl sec. two in Township ten
south, Of Rangc = West, Ia onlor to pay the
dehts OF said rstale.
WAl H. ETrER, Administrator.
Washington April 7ih, ls5a
Washington telegraph., 1852-04-28
IiINANAY IaM.

WAS hk1n up and lodged in the jail of Hem
w stead county. on the lst inst, n negro man.
about 3j yean OF age, dark color stout built, will
weigh alom 50 pounds, aud has scar on his
right hand caused by burn. The negro calls
himself WILLIAM, and says be belongs Ia
WIN H. Hughes, OF Bossier parish, Ia. The
owner Is requested 10 come forward. prove pro-
pcriy. pay charges, and take him away, or hr will
be deall with as the law directs
w. T. BOON. Tailor
Apul co. lsj2"lG-3t Hampstead county.
Washington telegraph., 1852-04-28
SPLENDID BARGAINS.

The undersigned is now offering at his Drug
and Book store, ior cash in hand, a choice as
sortment of Historical, Religious, Miscellaneous, and
Classical works, at cost This is the best oppor-
tunity for purchasing cheap Books that has oc.
CURED in South Arkansas. Call and examine his
stock and prices.
r. p. WILLIAMS.
Washington, March 81, 1852. om.
Washington telegraph., 1852-04-28
GOODS CHEAP FOR CASH.

INkONl and aflef lha lfst daY Of January, is52,
L the undersigned will ell hls Goods iaf casl,
aiii at RalHoef Eflps. And al those iaRslsa3 10
amt mus eaine forward and make satisfactory
arrangements laf the settlement OF their indebted.
nrss. or their Notes an1 Accounts will lie placed
IA thu hands Of al uihcor Tor collection
Il l.. BRTTrIN.
Washington Ark., Dec. y, 1851 Isl
Washington telegraph., 1852-04-28
B ARG AIN.

INllE subscriber oaan. lor sale the place on
l. which he how resides, situated one mile
southwest Of Washington. on the Fulton foad,
consisting Of . comfortable Dwelling House, with
Convenient oui-bonses Forty Acres Of good Land,
about fifteen aarcs Of which an cleared aud ia
eullh uiinn, AMI a well OF hlsi tate water. For
ietm4 apply "a the sulsrnI.r on the premises. or
10 John D. Tumble, EAi- Of Washington.
J. X. CROSBY.
oet /, 1851. 20.
Washington telegraph., 1852-04-28
pROP0ssEs FOR CARRYING
i the Nails OF The Julted statss

'Ht isatIh OF the tnlttu stltes
nn Tie iallpNiuH maie, iTum the 81 day oI July,
1879, Ia Tie Isl day el aaly. Isl. Will he fe.
e'lted II the Cnnlmst of=ec al the ra,t Office
Department ia The city al Washington, Until .
4. Il al ilc iltk OF MaY lsj!. To b. decided
hy thr neAt laF
Gal5 ffam Wellington Arkansas, by enlun.
hus Saline, BmNnsinWn, pameliila. Rocky Com.
iort Nil trek Teuz. aud Almond Gfalc 10
Glatkstillc - miles twice week and tack
Leave Washington every THURSDAY and Mon.
Jay al q A. H..
AHive at tIafsailIe ncxt DAYS by CT. NJ
Lave Cia5lssiiIs every Thaialsy aud Maii.
day al e A. NJ
Auite at Wellington next dags b. 6 Il. II.
I'D emitting auY al the atose office. provided
faasIiila and Mil Creek are supplied, will be
considered.
MOTIFS.
Bi1lefs Should slate the mode oi conveyance
nirudrd. the MAJ j. in le yaHfiel ia preference
e rssengofs. aad Ia their exclusion Il reguisd
hy lAe sisr II mo mails Mai agents are 10 b.
conveyed Wiihau charge, i The .eF8 ice BE- let Ia
eaala OF stage toutey ance. nrduelion will be
made lum the mail pay lot tHps not uH# and
tncs innn.ed lei those nnl performed agEeeahY
"a tie contract In all particulars The p1sf.
master Gonsml may ahhu the cuninri ior re.
I=zata.l laiiufr, OF Ioi violating the Pnsi oiias
laws. tie Way alter lac contract or schetlule.
provided he alIaws pro ria extra pay Iof aidi.
iIpual stock nude neses.arY By ihc change. aul
one month ctlp nayi m case oi cufiallmcai.
laf the snrsitc dispeus.'l with. 40 eAtfa pay
will be allowed lor excess ul actual over adSol.
iisel distance, should the distance above dssia.
mated prove 70 he short stated The proposals
should be addrrsri To the Second Assistant Poet.
master GeHemL adoued Mail proposal, in the
State ol Arkansas, and b. accompanied with o
guaranty ol one uf muw responsible persons. also
t ny certificate OF one oF more losimasic!s, set
ting lur,h that the giaraniors ate able 10 max,
soud thg.T Wanniy
/ \. X. HALL. Postmaster General.
PUsI OFuCE DuAuINENT Feb. q, lb5!.
~
Washington telegraph., 1852-04-28
Aprn Isa
GIN MkNUFACToRY.

JNllE unirrlrnel having % ..ociaiel Themselves
L for the purpose uf manufacturing COTTON
GINS, in the town OF Washington, respectfully in
iom plan'rr that they are prepared with the
best quality 10. material and machinery for manu-
iariuuug superior Gins which they fully ruamn-
Tee Planter and others wishing 10 purgluse.
would dl well TO call and eN1minc the quality OF
our Pa before purchasing elsewhere.
Particular attention will be- paid Ia rspairug
and lon,od any misunderstanding and project our.
selves We will require a special contract. and the
payment of all charges On the delivery Of the
work j. r. CROSBY
T. i. LAWS.
Washington, April ~. 1859. i5-ff
Washington telegraph., 1852-04-28
Cotton Gins and Corn Wills.
To o. ind by Horse Power

To Giind by Horse Power,
Manufactured by II. A. l.. Mooirdy,
At Pleasant Hill. De Soto Parish, Louisiana.
INllE undersigned has completed his arrange.
4 mcai tor the manufacture of the above
named articles and will furnish Cotton Gins
from iony TO sixty saws ut the shortest possible
notice.
Al.o. Corn Mills Of the best plan now in use.
The high reputation OF these Mills where they
have been used renders il unnecessary for me 10
say anything IN their favor; they have only to be
seen Ia be purchased. All work sent from this
establishment will be nude according to the latest
Improvements and Of the best materinls, with a
special regard to appearance, durability and gen.
erl performance, and fully warranted TO the pur-
chaser.
All contracts made by ]. W. Scorgins will be
punctually attended to-
X. A. L. McCURDY
Oct ), lsjl. dolly
Washington telegraph., 1852-04-28

Gibson, the pedestrian, has Just completed
his feat of walking one thousand and fifty
half miles in one thousand and fifty half
hours, at Castle Garden, New York.
Washington telegraph., 1852-04-28

TlE undersigned in rcsummg busines, q
i alone takes thi. method oi rstummgtr,,A
thank. for past patronage, and hopes by sirici
attention TO business 90 merit continuation Of
ihc samr Watches. Clock. and JeweIrV care-
uily repaired aud warranted 10 give satisfaction.
Siser-ware will be manufactured To order. and he
will also cudcayor 10 keep on hand a neat and
well selected stock of lcwclry. which will BE-
sold low for cash--pleasc call at the old stand.
{. WHITE.
March o. 1852. 93m
Washington telegraph., 1852-04-28
GROCERIES.

fJNhE undersigned Is iu,i receiving and opening
i a general assortment al rFocofies, which hs
viii scll cheap lut oia, 10 wit sugar, coffee,
iiour nnlasscs, liqnon Of every variety, tobacco,
segars thad lharJeledl cheese. candy, almonds,
pies feet. candlcs, suud, pickles backing. letter.
PAPER ink, aud variety of other articles too
tedious 20 mention.
o. A fol- supply e Garden seeds ju.i received.
ANY rrT.on needing ANY Of the above articles
would do well 10 call At the store lormeTly oe-
cupied by L. H. Morgan
SAMUEL PARKER.
Washington, March, n, 1852. li:lm
Washington telegraph., 1852-04-28
Town Property for Sale

| WILL sell on accommodating terms the
4 Houses and lots whereon | now live, as also
the corner lot with the Buildings known as the
Mirck corner opposite the Clerks Office.
BENZ ?. JE1'f
Washington. Dee. l0 1851, 4g'Rm
Washington telegraph., 1852-04-28
A CARD.

nR. PURDoM tcnders his professional services
~ to the citizens Of Washington and It's vicinity
in the yarious branches of his profession He
may be found at all times, except when profess
sionay absent, at bis residence near Main street.
InnnarN ~ Ihl2.
Washington telegraph., 1852-04-28
DISSOLUTION

fINliE coarlnership existing between the "a.
L denisned IN the nns q Boak husII.tss !,
ih.s day dissolved by mutual eunsent. Al tho,
indeuled Ia The ennoem are requested Ia cum,
ioNad and saiile un Immediately. nf. Il. T.
Williams viii continue the Ding 4 Buok hasinas,
at tue old sland.
L. z. WILLIAMS.
& X. NlIrER.
Feb ~. lSi2. n
Washington telegraph., 1852-04-28
N. o. COTTON MARREr.
rcAnvf 0rrleR,

nicNrNN 0HieK,
Wednesday April I. ls52.
turfaN.-fhr demand continues unahatel and
the sales smhace mlly n,00O tales at steady
puees,
Inferior ,.,,s.5a5l Good Mlldling .7ias
Ordinary ,..,..f Nildlng Fan. - "a 81
Mddllng all a e falrss,.z..s.,,4s.a1'
srGAR.-hrHwna lPr, salrH sodbbds ut souly
prices, Far Ia uIA hirla t..
toHN.-SaleH jiaB saeks. including 400 mixed
al lie 7ao st-a1O At iag and 900 " hiie in .
lots at l7c
Puuk.--i6o bbl, Pork were sold in lotsat sl7
ai and 80 Al sl7 10.
BraN,-bemand attiye Sales Goa casks. Of
which NJ Side IN lutsai nc. d1ai=2Oalu uEr4
10 el,H Salrs in / lals at lie lO1 SIDE, and
shaaldef al eIe aud iir.i a. shoalden ut llrs
90 iniefior Shoulders at l. aud "a ilams al &C.
Washington telegraph., 1852-04-28
NEW JEWELRY.

THE subscriber hasiust recev- rAAeA,
j ed a new and valuable assort- 51J TX
mrnt ol ewelry which he will sell very cheap
for cash only G.. WHITE
Washington, March Sth 1852 lO2
Washington telegraph., 1852-04-28
SO. NELSON & co.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS

AEW OhLE,fNN.
S. O. NrlsoV, +. BANEswm, Ngr Orleans.
II. c. WhEER, Memphis, Tenn, liaie Cashier
Brunch Union BaHkl
4. A. NrtsuN, .hhcns .A'ajaHg.
Snni no. 1871 .-9G.Gm.
Washington telegraph., 1852-04-28
.NOTICE

A IL persons indebted to the late firm Of Block
~ Bro X Co, or Henry Block. will find their
notes in the hands OF D. x V. Block, who are
to receipt and receive the same.
HENRY BLOCK
April T. 1852. li'3m.
Washington telegraph., 1852-04-28
CAUTION.

NOTICE Is hereby gwen that will prosecute
~ 10 the extent ol the law all ihiralers on my
lana ihuse that have been In the habit Of cut.
iing NY uulof musi and shall quit IT. Daniel
L, Williams is my authorized agent and will re-
port al iatiudcIs
CHARLES D. MITCHELL.
Washington, Feb. Z, 1850. IS
Washington telegraph., 1852-04-28
FORM ron THE ASSIGNMENT or THE
MARRAAT-NO J..

For value received /, A, d, to whom the within
vnflui No was i.sued, DO hcrby sell and
assign unto E. D., Of aud to his heir, and
assigns forever, ihc said warrant and authorize
him To- locate the same, and receive patent
therefor
Witness my hand and seal, this day Of
lsj
Washington telegraph., 1852-04-28
FORM FOR THE ASSIGNMENT OF TIL
LOCATlON.-NO. H.

For value received, !, A. b.. 10 whom the
within certificate OF location was issued, do here
by sell and assign TO c, d., and to his heirs and
assigns forever, the said certificate OF location,
and The warrant aud land therein described, and
auhori,e him To receive the patent therefor.
Witness my hand and seal, this day OF lsj
Attest. A.B. lsEALl
T.. f.,