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In this city, on the 10th instant, HARRIETT PEY
TON, infant daughter of Marcus aud Sarah Bull
aged l6 months and 10 days.
"And Jesus cac;' little child unto him.
Union and Intel copY.l
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"GOD WILL TAKE CARE OF BABY "A
beautiful infant had been taught to say,
and it could say little else, God will
take care of baby" 1t was seized with
sickness, at time when both parents
were just recovering from dangerous ILL.,
ness. Every day it grew up to die. AL
most agoniscd, the mother begged to be
carried into the room of her darling to
give it one last embrace.
Both parents succeeded in reaching the
apartment, just as it was thought the
baby had brcathcd its last. The mother
wept aloud, when once more the little
creature opened its eyes, looked lovingly
up in her face, smiled, moved its lips,
and in faint voice said, God will take
care of baby" Sweet, consoling words
they had hardly ceased when the infant
spirit was in hcaven.-Pce Dee Times.
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Madame Sontsg VIII sing in The FRS; part: II.
s'eors'ed ARA from Linds d Chsmouhi. 4 The In
ct from the Elisirs d'Amorp And in the R.n.s gu gu
rec 3. Asld Robin Gray I. The Last Ross az -.
mrr. 5. Tho ssrennde, by schubert. 6. Comm, nr
the Rye. .. Twas within Nile Of Edinboro' Tnx-
JULIEN, JAEI- AND ROCCO
VIII perfrrIn a Grand sxi,~tiop n h,fls.r,
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LAMENTABLE FACr.-The Boston Posi-
says: Several years ago there was pub
lished in town Of Vermont thriving
Democratic paper, well edited and useful
in its sphere. The editor became sickly
in imagination. and under woman'S influ-
ence his paper became Free Selfish and
feeble: soon her influence was predomi-
nant, she filled its columns with stuff
about wOman's rights, and began TO lee
tnre in public as well as in private. The
subscribers dropped off-the editress went
out ives! on lecturing tour-the paper
stopped-and the sick printer and hus-
band was left to take care of his family
without the means, and reflect upon the
melancholy results of female usurpatIon.
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Lamps, Sperm and A q am antIne Can
dies. &c.

dies. &c.
NJ T. have received and now opened our fall sup
w ply of new LAMPS. selected by one Of OH
FIRMS In New York and PhilsdrlIhia, which We In
vat" ladies' ard gentlemen 10 call snd examine. Col
0Ffd and white Sperm Candles AlaRsntine Candles
patent fpring Cardest'cks, with shades.
Bookbinders Paste Brushes aud Gold Leaf
Night Tap-rs Stove Lustre
Spermsoetti, Lard. and Solar Lamp Oil
With our usual assortment of Window ard Coach
Glass, Painters and Artists Materials. FOR sale,
Wholesale and retail at usual low prices Nf
cash. or on time to punctual customers.
HOWELL M0RSELL,
Successors to o. Whittesey.
nov left c street 60 DIS BuildtngA
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NATIONAL THEATRE, WASHINGTON,
FIRST BALL
or THE
u GLY CLu b Ir


FTNHE Executive Committee of the UGLY Club
friends and the public in general that they will have
the honor of giving their first BALL on WEDNES-
DAY, November Sd, 1855, at Island Hall. when
they pledge themselves that nothing will he left IN
done which tends TO give pleasure to those who
shall attend tie Ball.
The Refreshments will be furnished by an etreri.
enced hand (Nr Hsmnersly)
The Ball will b. opened at o'clock precisely by
the Ugly Club Quickstep," compose par Professor
Scott dedicated to President DIV yer OF the Ugly Cuh
I1ECUTIvE coxrrrrEI.
Thos Dryer. VIM Drew,
Robert Grshsm.
MANAGERS.
Jno II Bird. samuel Humphrey,
1hoS Wheeler, + Mctihan,
Baldwin prsne, rs Allen,
E l. Harvey, John Braxton.
on III, port Of De ls'ond Frieadsi,p C7u6.
John G. Dudley, Alex Tate.
On be part Of TIE Cndcd Club.
james Bu'gr, Geo Smalwood.
On Lie part ef he arlington C1,b.
Bcklof, RHarrison
On The part ef the Gsneriere GLIB.
Daniel Davis, keilholtz.
On The part Of The Island Sosior Glrb.
John " regs, II Demsr.
On t,e part Of tie Ugly Club, ST.
VIM. Tucker, Sr.
kS- We would respectfully inform the public TIA,
they will ha'e occasion 10 leave the Hall TO pro-
cure Supper, il will be- furnished there by Mr.
Hammcrsy. at Is cents for each person.
nov Eth
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U1he large circulation of the STAR
makes it the most desirable advertising me-
dunn IN the District. 1t has more readers
in the cities of Washington, Georgetown,
end Aleran dria, than all the other Wash
1ngton dailies combined.
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i oST.-Soue time last week. five notes OF hand,
four Of them for $3.50, payable srrerally at 3.
., y, and II months, and ope for So. payable 10
months after date. Drawn sth Of Oct. 1858. by
John Trader in favor of j. W. Fitzhugh and by him
endorsed. All persons cautioned not to trade for
said lost notes. uoyI5-5is
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| f THE driver of the hack in which was LETT &
blue hroadcoth CLOAK. on Tuesday evening
will return the 10 Wizards Hotel he will lr-
crive satisfactory reward. The driver WIS a whts
man and drove gentleman from the cars to Vii.
ards. nov lT-3t
CHURCH ORGAN FOR SALE-An ORGAN now
~ in use, eight full stops, in cool order Apply
at st. Matthew Church
Also, a Horse AMI Carriage.
nov l1-rolw
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~ Union Building Association
uS An adjourned meeting of the new Building
Association will be held in the Council Chamber on
THURSDAY EVENING, the 18th instant at o'clk
All interested are invited to attend.
By order
GEORGETOWN, November Il, 1858.
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LNOR HIRE.-Any one wanting good col
Il ored SERVANT, capable of doing general
homework can procure one by calling on Leonard
Hlllery, on Stb, between G and IL sts back of the
Patent Office. nov IBIS
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Adhesion With certificate for secured
teat attached, Ito be had daily at Davis.
N,,es.
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IFE INSURANCE Report to the Louis
- lana state Medical Society on the met oroloty y,
vital statistics and hygiene If the State Lousars
by H. IL Barton. A. VI vi. j., Ia which il added an
appendix, showing the experience of Life Insurance
COMPANIES in Louisiana, with Tsb!es Of Mortality,
the Use Of such Companies, and the laws Of Prob
ailiIty OF Life. (English Caculation)
Aiso- the Experience Of The London Life Insurance
Offices, by u. q. Heart
For sale ri TAYLOR & MAURY'S
nov Ii Rookst'r r.sr OH street.
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NEW BOOKS at TAYLOR & Maurv,s

~ JeffeTsons Complete Works vol =.
Busy moments for an Idle Wumau
App'etons Library Edition Of the Rri;i.h Poets
IRON CHANGER to Byron tt mort beautiful eii.o n
Just pnhlishet--EoT ready Wilson, Herbert and
Thomson.
Tn" Life, EuloSy and great orations f Daniel
Webster. with portrait
Happy Days Of Childhood by Amy Meadow
nov IL Bookstore near 9TH rect
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Admission Ticket, without tie certificate, no
b- had at the door on the evening Of IN.
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70 To Insure the insertion Of Adver-
fisements they must be brought te Our
countinz-room before ~ o'clock M,
otherwise they mny NOT appear until
the next day.
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~ Attention! Bait. Dist. VoIun-
lS teers.-A meeting of the surviving officer,
md soldiers of the Old Baltimore Battalion now ~
ding in the city of Washington, is requested at NJ
soomhs. corner of 10th street and Pa. avenue. on
EVENING, at y O'clock.
nor
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~: y s;:$,5;:
80 wi h beautiful assortment Of Silk HATS
spotted and plain Co, in variety, at the new-style
Millinery Falcon, three doors east of the Post Gfice
Bridge street, Georgetown. 0r:srs attended la.
nov l5-3t
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TO THE LADIES.

TO THE LADIES.
fINHE l.dies respectfully solicited TO call and
i examines article for winter CATERS,
which have just received, for neatn-ss and durs.
bility II cannot be surpassed Also French Kid, Mo-
rocco, &c, which am prepared to make up at short
notice.
On hand large supply Of Shoes CT every Kind
Call and examine for yourselves.
MILLS
Cheap Cash Shoe Store,
No. 3, Washington Place, eth St, near T.
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Bryan's PuImontc Waters.

'l'HE most certain and speedy remedy for all dis
i orders of the chest ana lubg. difficult hreatb
ing, influenza, Group colds hoarseness shortness o.
reath. &c. For sale by the package or single boz
at ELI0TS Drug store
lI-3tS corner and 10Th
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n1THE STAR" OFFICE Is LOCATED ON
D STREET, SECOND DOOR FROM TWELFTH,
NEAR THEJUNCTTON OF TWELFTH STREET
AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NEARLY
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DASH FOR COWS.-Wanted 20 dry COVE,
~ for which cash will be paid on application TO
T. Cowlirg, at his Livery Stable, G, mar 18th ST.
roy l6-,flw&
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ANCIENT LAND TITLES IN MIS- soUR1.-The
General Land Office. by waytf securing land
holders in and around ST. Louis, in time 70
come, From the annoyance of baseless suits
for their property, have recently dircc ted the
transcription of some of the most important
papers, &c, on which these titles may be
based. The recorder Of the St Louis land
office, Major Reyn ard, has been directed to
make the transcriptions
The RESCUE OF COMMODORE Coz .-Informa.
ton has been received here, from which it is
Judged that Commodore Mckeever's orders
that the jamestown should not be moved from
her anchorage at Buenos Ayres, where her
presence was necessary for the protection of
then pressing American interests) were broken
by the Commander of the jamestown UI. S.
siOop of-war} under the plea that it was me-
cessary to calk her, which had no foundation
az is proved by his subsequent operations
with her. lie moved her to Monteyideo.
where she lay eight days before she took Coe
on board. Coe sold his squadron for $fSO. 900,
of which he pocketed for himself S2Os. 900
While all on shore were e1ecrating him for
his treachery, the Commander of the James
town took him on board of his ship for pro-
lection. but was compelled to put him Off her
soOn again, by the remonstrances of other
officers of the squadron and the directions Of
the L. =; Minister there, Mr.. Schenck He
however followed up, ito protect herr the
schooner Coe was forced to employ, being re-
fused passage away on the regular steamer
On getting him of a short distance, the Com
mander of the jamestown, again took him
aboard his ship, to the great scandal Of the
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A RARE CHANCE-The stock, fixtures
IA AID good will Of 4 store On PenDsJ lyana ave
nue. for sale Price 400. The Store il the nth
side of the avenue, and is excellent location for
the ensuing season, and is for sale the proprietor
contemplaeS leaving the city. Address &C ID f." al
be had. nov l5-3t-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-04
MISCELLANEOUS.
REOTYPEs.-

nag y &c REOTfPES.-lhe SUBSCRIBE
- would respectfully say that he l. now taking pc
tnre. of the same style and flash those taken BY
Whitehur. which took the premium at the late World :
Fair London and at the ast several fairs of the Mary
land Institute All wanting accurate DhgnFHe9tyPes Of
beseye. ar friends can get them by calling his gal
lery None Of your doubtful shadows. but living Jae
simle of self T. H. dlbDo'
Gallery next the VA. Bank
" B.-Pietures Of all kinds accurately copied.
large supply of Lockets and Pins constantly hand
which will be filed cheap r. II, VI
COMPLIMENT TO WHITEHURST THE DA.
GUERREOTYPIST.-fhe President OF the United
States, Willard Fillmore, Chairman OF the Central
Committee has sent Mr. J. III. Nhtehurst "A eommun-
cation informing him of the award OF Medal &C. for
his beautiful Daguerreoiypes, exhibited at the late
Worlds Fair at London.-The compliment - fully mer
tied Us we can testify by actual personal observation II
you want to get perfect lifeke picture of yourself OF
your friends go to WHITEHURST. who will give them
to you ir such admirable style that you'll hardly know
yourself from the picture.- Baltimore Argus.
marble
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MERCHANTS.
Taylor, Tinsiey a CO.,


GROoERS. FORWARDING g. COMMISSION
~ MERCHANTS, MaiH Streei. LyHehburg Va, are
receiving. and have in large and vel assorted
stock If Groceries. Dry Goods, Liquors, 6s &c re-
Gently purchased In The northern market for Cash. and
invite tho attention Of friends and the public gensr-
ally to give Gull. small profits and quick s1ies
shall be our motto. The following comprises portion
of o r Stock:
200 Bugs Rio, I.aguira and Jaya Coffee.
90 hhds. n o. Porto Rico n Cuba Molasses,
Is bbls. Crushed, Clarified, Powdered and Cofee
Sugars,
30 Packages Loaf Sugar,
100 Kegs Nails, from To 40 dy.
30 Tons country Iron.
1000 lbs. Cast. Shear aud Blister Steel.
500 Sides Sole Leather,
1880 lbs. Cotton Yarns,
800 bbs Rectfed and Old Rye Wbiskey,
so bbs French and Apple Brandy,
30 Cases Stick and Mass Liquorce, best brands,)
90 dozen Olive Oil,
20 hhds N. o. g. Porto Rico Sugars
rs Novn Scotia Grind Stones, (assorted sizes)
90 bbls. Tanners Oil,
Together with large aud general assortment OF goods
not enumerated all of which will be -od upon the most
reasonable TAYLOR, 1lNSLEf ~ 10
Marchi7-ts
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HATS AND CAPS
WORKs-Engmn & Bro

lu SCJLPTORS d. MARBLE STONE cur.
TIERS, (Fornneriy Of Phaadeiphia,) Main .t., Licking
ton Va. Bridge ST., Lynchburg, Va. Main St, Lib
erty, Va; and Main ST., Salem. Va, keep hand and
make to order at Northern prices, Egyptian, Italian,
Northern and Virginia Marble Nantes, plain and
mental Monuments Tomhs, Head aud Foot Stones Gar
den Vases; Counter, Table, Bureau and Wash Stand
Tops, made toany size at short notice. All work will
be boxed up to go safe without extra charge.
One of the firm is Architect and General Design.
or in the Monumental Art and will furnish any design
from the painest to the most costly by addressing
line u.s. and all work done by us, will give entire
satisfaction any done North or South.
Febo4--d&c6m
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n EW CONCERN.--The subscribers have thi,
day associated themselves together for the purpose
IF conducting Geserat Grocery, Comnisson and For,
harding business, under the firm and style of MUIR
RELL a. STRA TTON, and have tnken the house for
merly occupied by Messrs Echos IL Pryor. next doc,
In Mcdaniel & Hurf, Main ST., Lynchburg, Va.
We will keep constantly on hand large aud well :
ccted stock of Groceries, Liquors, Tanners Oh, Do
nestle Dry Goods, &c, &c, in fact, every article
unlly kept in a grocery establishment
All Of which we will sell on as good terms ms any
house in The place. THOS T. MURRELL,
jim 3-d3cls VIM II STRATTON.
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DEMOVAL.-The office of the Lynchburg II ose
Ii and Fire Insurance Company has been removed to
the room in of Mr. Jehu Williams Jewellers Store
entrance from lst Alley) where those wishing to In
their property lives invited to call, and
assured that they will find the low any other
solvent Company in the United States.
CREED T. WILLS, Sec'ry
Feh24-ts
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=. LEXINGTON a. Through
&l.lial5=z=-zNs TO RuCHANAN. In TWO DAYS. In

&C., ga,.s - TO BUCHANAN, in TWO DAYs'lN
orr Mail PACKET Boats,by Scottsrih
and Lyachjrg and after the 10th, our Boats will
leave Richmond daily Sundays excepted the usual
hour. and arrive in Lynchburg ia 81 M and
in Buchanan in AZ hours
Returning, leave Buchanan at u A.. M, every day,
except Sunday, and arrive in Lynchburg at 60 P NJ
Leave Lynchburg at P. II and arrive in Richmond in
- hours in time with the Norfolk boats leav
ing 81 A.. NJ, and tne Southern and Northern Rail
Road cars leaving ri A.
Passengers for Lexington connect with daily lme
Of Stages North River. Returning, leave Lexington
every day, except Sundays, and arrive in Richmond in
II hours.
Passengers for Farmvile, fare So: Buckingham II,
fare $685. Charlottesville, fare 81 ~, Staunton, fare
Fridays Bonts.
Below seecarl Of time Of arrival at intermediate dis
tanccs
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4 CARD.-Jno d Harvey tenders his sin
II thanks to his friends for their very liberal pa
lronage extended to him while in several other houses In
this place and nsks IA continuance Of the He
pledges himself every exerton give satisfaction
Ills personal attention will also be paid the sale of al
kinds Of produce
jan 24-d&cts
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spring Clothing,
tAs. 3. EDWARDS, THOMAS c.. PUGH
FaII and WinterE q slli ons for SJ2-'3

=
Fall and Winter Il n sh / Ons for 1923
LsDWARDS X PUGH 3 doors obove J. q. Meem anil
II opposite 3. u. Thurman, Ma,n 81. Lynch1urg. Va
haye just received their stock Of Fall and Winter Cloths
Styles aud finest qunlity of French and English manu-
aetnrcrs and will be order with warranted
Workmanship and fit. Ny old customers and the pub
lie generally are invited To call and something
and beautiful. JAMES IS. EDWARDS, Agenf,
sept 25-dts For Thomas C. Ppeh.
n EW BOOKS 6c.-Just Received the Wing
~ Almanac for 1853, continuing statistics from the
late census. and much other valuable Harp,r RS
magazine for January and February. New supply OF
Of No Il . My Novel by Bulwer; olso,a supply
of Blank and School Books Ink, Stationery &c, &c
--n at prices suit the times G. MORSE.
Feb23-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-04

ITO HOUSE BUILDERS.--The subscl
Il bers have on hand very large assortment of Rim
ana Mortise Locks, Ga portion very fne) Plate and
oloset Locks, Door and Window Hinges, Blind fasten
french and American Window Glass from 20 70 90 q
20, futty Sash Cord, &c, &c-all of which they are
disposed to sell on fair terms
lJaa27-n1 GREGORY, RoYALL g. SIMPSON.
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~ OHGCE,-l hereby give notice, that h. h. "a'
kins is my lawful agent, to transact business anu
sell goods and do what necessary carry on my soe
in the town of Lynchbulg b. P. WALKER.
March l9-d3w
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RAILROADS, &c.
Increased Accommodates

Increased accommodation ,o a.
TRAPELLING PUBLIC "e
Ia = azsszp
ON AND AFTER Monday 18th of A. g
the Mail aud regular Passenger Train viii cog
Lyuchburg daily Sundays excepted at ocl".i ea,s
and arrive at Salem at 1911 o'clock. A M D. M,
will leave Salem at y o'clock, NJ and ,ranns
Lynchburg at 81 O'Clock N-stopping going In
ming, the foowg places only Forest Dena
Liberty, Oak Mulga, Bufords Bonsacks Biz III
Salem passenger train will leave Lynchbarr J. %ha
Sundays excepted at o'clock 7. NJ, and arrive a, s
lem at 81 o'clock r. NJ Returning will eava &c, " ga
81 A. NJ, and arrive at Lynchburg % a M .,a at
going and returning at the following places Tipping
Clay's, Forest Depot, Poindexter's Goodies Low,,e
berry, Oak M"ga, Bufords, Bonsacks Gshs Mn nj LII
Lick and Salem. Dig
Freight trains will leave Lynchburg daily S.na...
excepted at u o'clock, A NJ and arrive al
T. NJ. "
Leave Salem at n o'clock,A NJ, and arrive at Lynch
burg, ut 81 p. NJ. -!"ch'
THos SHARP, sup't.
Marci24 deffs Va Il Tenn p
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articles appropriate 10 The FIRST ClaSsBoxes of hats
bonnets furniture
articles Appropriate to Second Class.-Boxes bales
of dry goods feathers, Shoes saddery glass; paints, oils
drugs and CT nfectonery.
articles ap,rop,iateto Third CldSs-Virginia domes.
ties sugar. coffee, liquor, bagging rope, butter, cheese
manufactured tobacco, leather, hides cotton yarns cop
per- tim sheet iron, hoowware queensware, castings,
hardware marble, (dressed and other heavy articles
enumerated in special or fourth class rates.
articles appropriate to the Fourth Closs-Flour, Tin
sacks rice, pork beef fish lard tallow and bacou, Tin
casks boxes sacks beeswux bales of rags ginseng
and dried fruit bar ron marble undressed) mil and
grind stones, mill gearing.
M so miles. 1.50 Salt per bushel !
raster s per 100 miles. 200 of Fifty pounds 10
ION "a a. - ! $50 miles. $50 IL
oOo IDS zoe miles. 800 Carried East. IL
Sci t7--dts
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MERCHANTS.
SPRING TRADE.

.hPEN1sG the Campaign nj tho BAZAAR The
~ subscribers encouraged by the very liberal pntron.
age hitherto received and determined exert every
effort deserve its for the future,
king extensive preparations for the Spring Trade and
Wil open early in the ensuing month, Of the largest
and most desirable stocks Of
spring Clothing,
II our superior and we-known Manufacture, ever
offered in this market. In tbs time the balance Of
winter stock is being closed ioD figures, to make
room for the New Good..
WHOLESALE T'RfDE-we hive made arrange
ments To meet considerable demand from the trade
and COUNTRY MERCHANTS are invited to
Inc stock before making their spring purchases.
A. y. SIAFER & co.
Main ST., opposite Sttzefs Hat Store.
rR'R. w. Horner will be pleased to see his friend,
At this establishment.
Feb28-t
Washington telegraph., 1853-12-28
NOTICE,

A PPLlCATtON will he made bv tie Under
- signed &c &C. next term uf the Probate Court.
in and f0r ths cc11tv of E=-ps cad fn - STATE
of Arkansas ailer TIN date hereof f1r an order
10 SCI All of the Real Estate belonging I'D the
tate of Robert Hamilton deceased. situated I1
Hampstead county. Arkansas, for the purpose of
paying TIE debts exhibited and allowed aeaizs.
said estate. and application viii also be mz1e By
tne undersigned az the next term Of tke PROBATE
Court Of Lafayette county. Arkansas after the
date hereof lor ard order 10 sci all OF the S.aves
and other per=oaal property belougiaE % said e.
rate, ~ said county il order ~ ray OF zrh dis
charge the debts exhibited and allowed against
sail estate JOHN I'll ISANDEFTR- -
Pl5lir -1l7l'r. GrL '--lA rAg gFlI claslszzI af
tTf eE---s or E35rrt E-Hrilt7r le-fE
Dersrs5er Ist l-t3 5I-3r.
Washington telegraph., 1853-12-28
Female Seminary.

MRS T. TiNANCS WHITE wishes 10 al
VI noglce 70 the public that STE IS TOW occu-
PyIn5 the iate rssldence OF Prot. s. L. Sack
where sue has taken charge Of a Female Schoo.
ard IS vel prepared 10 aecomnodate as many
oar and bOar-lng pupils 8 parents ard .azElIans
may entrus- I'd her care
In domestic ronf,Er rf each scholar Will e.
carefully attended ID 80 a Thorough mental.
moral &C religious course oi training shall 5e
the constant aim of tAe PRINCIPAL wa0 being -el
knowa . this community e -eacheT o.c0rsILer-
able exPeEsea-e- h0Pes . merit liberal Ia--uz-
age.
\ teacher OF [azic, Frencb. AMI drawing Is sr-
Pec.sd-
Terms:
Boarding washing lodgiag- ii-lts- ard frel.
Tuition in English Branches IT, se44- .sI5a ~ 16
Music rE 0r
French rF r1
Drawing aud Fain' H. ..l1 na
Incidental expenses 90
Il i strictly required that one half Of lie
board and Igliica fees be P<id IN advance Pg-
plls charged from the tine Of entrance No de-
dgctloa for absence, ezce?s II cases Of ProtEaeted
illness.
Oct. 10Th 1854 si-ef.