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~ Familiar Dtscourses q N l. q n.
XuaEe.- The firth of the series will be dpliy.
cred this evening at O'Clock. at Csrusi's Saloon.
The subjects will be the importance of making the
study Of words part of the school exercises; gen
sral notice Of American writer's the subject; er
rors In definitions: the French Academy; DR.. John.
son and others.
**@Tckets of admission will be found at the Book.
stores of ars. Anderson. Taylor Naury, ut the
Drug Store of Valentine IIa1bsugh, and at the door
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NIGHT sCHDDJ.

The night school that has heen sometime ago pub
iicly spoken Of Ia ST. Matthews Church, will con
mence MONDAY EVENING. November 2let. All
those who wish to profit hy it respectfully re-
quest'd TO apply At the brothers Hous. TO give IN
their names some time previous TO the 2lst. Thirty
pupils only shall lie taken.
z. S.-For the convenience of those no msy hr.
at iistanc- from our hool, we respectfully
rounee TO the public tst ready 10 receive rs
many half bosrders as may apply. Tie hou,e Of the
Brothers is at the corner If Vermont Avenue ard
street, about minutes walk from the school rooms
The halfboariers will have their recreation after
dinner with the ful-hoarders in the yard and com.
mon attached ~ the Brothers Heuse.
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ESNfIFTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURC II. corner Of Fifth
and strcets.-Rev. A. G.. Carethers, pastor, n i'll
preach 10 morrow morning at Ii O'Clock, and in the
evening At I O'Clock.
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uaE OLD DOcT0R-.

IRE OLD DOCTOR-A powerfully writ
L ten work, eminently caleust to call forth oil
Inc inner chords OF feeling in favor Of ben,voience
and universal philanthropy.
The Iron Rule; or, Tyrnnny In the Household, By
L. = Arthur This is one of the very best prcduc-
IONS that hes ever emsnated fom the rsn OF this
most popular writer.
FLANK looks. Letter Paper. and everything Ia tie
stationery line ofthe very finest quality, for rnle %
JOE SHIILINd1ON'S Bookstore,
Cor Ia. avenue and AZ st, odeon Building.
Is
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~ NOTICE.-The members OF the Nor.
A3 tkern Liberties Fire Company will JIoass 10
meet at the bail OF the Engine Ilouse, on SUNDAY,
the 10Th instant, at o'clock p m. for the purpose
of attending the funeral Of JOHN STgwART their late
brother fireman.
by order: A. FURTNRR
nov lS-2t% Se..rsr,ry
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fesdes The Vscatlrn ri The en1 Of the year, Jhere
viii b. recess of one week at Christmas and anoth
er at East r. The weekly holiday. Thur. day
The hours of school from ~ TIL lll5 otIcck
a. m and from = until A. O'Clock p. m.
PunctuHlity (si,kness cNc-pted) aud regular at
Tendance are strictly r--quirei.
The system oil iscip.ine il mild hut n In sind uni
form: every encouragement aud every laudable in.
canfive 70 emulation employed, viii st unrcmitting
vigilance is exercised over the moral department Of
the pupils.
keierencs may be had TO '. Rev. W. Matthew,
Rev. Jamas IL. 1onrian, Rev John q. u, rne. Wash
ingtoR; Rev. j. y. pone!,u. Piscatawny, Nd; snd
the Catholic cl,rgy in general.
BRO. WILFTD. Principal
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TRUMPET PRESENTATION.
FTNHE public are respect uIlr invited to sttend At
i Carusis Soloon, on TUESDAY HvENING, the
I'd instant, at o'clock, to witness the rTeS.nta
ton of Silver Fire Trumpet by Mrs L. IL. Pendle
ton, to the Columbia Fire Company
WIN. BERON
T. NJ DUBANT,
+. w. MARTIN,
JAS. A. BROWN,
j. MARTIN,
JAS. COLEMAN.
HENRY SAGE,
nov l9-3t Committee of Arrangements.
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NATIONAL THEATRE, WASHINGTON
FIRST BALL
OF TIE
u GIL Y Gu b Jr


U @ L 7 Gil q ,Jr,
rTNHE Executive Committee of the UGLY CLUB
l. take great pleasure in announcing 10 their
friends and the public in general that they will bnv.
the honor Of giving their first BALL on WEDNHS-
DAY, November 23d, 1853, at Island Hail. when
they pledge themselves that nothing will be left un.
done which tends to give pleasure to those who
shall attend TIE Ball.
The Indictments win be furnished by en- .,peri.
sneed hand (Mr. Hammersly)
The Ball viii b. opeped st o'clock precisely, hy
the ugly Club Quckst-r,' compose TAR Professor
Scott dedicated to President Dwysr Of the Ugly Cluh
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Thes Dryer. VIM Drew,
Robert Grahsnl.
MANAGERS.
Ina Bird. kamuel Humphrey,
Thos Wheeler, y McGhan
Baldwin Dr.ne. Es Allen,
l. Harvey, John Brsxton.
On The part Of 6,s k'ond Friendship C7uB.
John Dudley, Alex Tate
On The part Of the United GLIB
James Buis"r, Geo Smnllwood.
On the pert al he Arlington Club
q FckloR, X Harrison
On ms part Of re Gsneriew Cub.
Daniel Davis, Keilholtz.
On hs pa,s Of ne Island .soe.ai Glib
John " Pesg, Gil Demnr
On N. part Of tie Ugly Club, ST.
VIM. Tucker, Or.
- We would respectfully inform the public that
they will have no occasion TO leave the Hall TO pro.
cure supper, rs 4. will be furnished there BY Mr.
Hamuersly. at IS cents fer each person.
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ST. MATTHEW'S ACADEMY.

CoTneT y fDtenN ana IL 81 ests, HdshtnyfOn, ID. G.
T'HIS Institution, under the direction Of Six Bro.
i thers Of the Christian schools, is designed to
supply vacancy which has hitherto existed in tn.
gradual instruction Of the Catholic youth Of the city
by rn shng those children 10 have passed throuy
the rudimental departments Of our primary ,boos,
with q more advanced course Of solid instruction,
preparatory TO commerce and the srtS. or 10 a fs-
ished classical education in our Catholic Colleges
There are four departments the classical, C muer.
cial and mechanical, elementary, and primary. The
course in the classes comprises religious instructions
&C. orthography, reading, writing, English grsm.
mar, United states history, arithmetic, sc. The
commercial and mechanical in addition 10 TIE above
branches embraces bookkeeping. algebra, and geom-
etry, elementary astronomy, philosophy end chem.
istry, EDglih composition AMI elocutcn, the Frens
and German languages, ard lin the classical depart
ments the Latein and Grek cuss.s.) music cia.s
is already commenced.
Books, stationery, &C must b. furnished by tbs
pupils.
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Rosri Tuition inclueed) yer yea

Rosri Quition in"lutet) Ter year # eleven
months 800 CO
H.lfbnard. tuition incud. d................. so 90
lnFtrunentat MhHic.. 10 W
Washing and including, books, stationery, medical
ATTENDANCE &c, at the usual rates, unless definite
arrangement be msde with the Director The board.
ers should have Mt least Two sus Of clothes complete
and sufhcency Of linen in CORD ORDER brushes, he.
No particnlsr uniform is required, bu; cleanliness
will he strictly insisted On.
Dov 1S-3t
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FIELDS HOTEL,
CAPITOL. HILL MASIIINGTnN n q

FIELU 8 HUTEI,
CAPITOL HILL, WASHINGTON, n. C.
WILL be opened for the reception Of guests on
w saturday, November 10Th. Il is uun-cessa
~ to enumeratr the advantages thi, Hotel possess
over al Others in Washington, in point II location
and being sls, entirely new, ard furnished in tho
most modern style. fr-m experience the un-
dersisnsi has he'd in the firet hotels in New Tory,
city and :araoga Springs, and Also. at Wizards to
tel in this city he at.ers him elf that he can make
ms Nf" HoIEL a comfortable and agreeable home
for all who msy favor him with their patronage.
". d. FIELD.
Washington, November nth. 1853.
NOV lQ-,1lp,
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N OF AIRY PUBLIC
Ready I'm nde Clos hing and Furnish
ing Goods.

OFFICE 0PPosIrE TO THE TREASURY BUILDING.
nov l9-y WASflINGT IN. D. C.
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/ OST-Nesr the Patent Office. a stick, with til.
i \ initials of the owners name on the top OF the
head, "a B. The finder will receive a liberal re-
ward by leaving it with Robt +. Rsuey, corner o,
sth and streets, Washington City.
nov lo-2ts
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COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR
New YORK, Texas. California.
New Jersey, Ioui-iana, Missouri
Pennsylvania. Alabama Kentucky
Maryland, Georgia. Michigan.
Maine, NifconSin. Ohio, and
Mipnesota, Florida, Other States
G II o II G. r. G.. THOMA AS.
.iTTHRNEI ZOE III Inns
Washington telegraph., 1853-02-02

MEDICAL EDucATIoN. London Uni
versity recently adopted reform in the
mode of examining medical students, candi-
dates for their degree and license to practice
medicine, which is worthy the attention of
some Of our numerous American Colleges.
as applying an important practical test Of
fitness for the actual duties of medical life.
The improvement consists in adding clini-
cal character to the examinations A ward
of the Fever Hospital at Islington has been
selected, where patients laboring under va
rious diseases are placed but not allowed to
be seen by students previously to the ordeal.
The candidates are required under inspec-
tlon Of the Examiners of the University, to
examine and prescribe for these and it
is very clear that any practical Ignorance and
unftness which may exist on their part will,
in this mode be soon made apparent. Con-
sidering the true objects of the medical
education and the grave responsibilities of
the medical life, the University examiners
have not assumed teo much in attaching, as
they do, the highest importance to this new
part of the examinations.
Washington telegraph., 1853-02-02

We should make it a principle to extend
the hand Of friendship to every man who
discharges faithfully his duties and maintains
good order; who manilests deep interest in
the welfare Of general society; whose deport-
ment Is upright, and whose mind is iutelii-
gent, without stopping to ascertain whether
he swings a hammer or draws thread
There is nothing so distant from all natural
claim as the reluctant, and backward sympa-
thy, the forced smile, the checked conversa-
ton, the hesitating compliance. the we'll off
are apt to manifest to those little down,
with whom in the comparison of intellect
and principles Of virtue, they frequently
sink into insignifcance.
Washington telegraph., 1853-02-02

At the late Baltimore Commercial Con-
vention the Hon. George Houston, of Ala
bama, said-"You may cross the Allegha-
nles-mine them or tunnel thenl-but the
great line of commerce should be at or
south of Memphis. 1t must come down to
the genial region of the South. Let all
Southern men unite on one practicable route;
no mortal men can. however, make road
to the Pacific and go North of Memphis. -
Washington telegraph., 1853-02-02
A SAD CASA uo,n,n who NOT r,o,,,.

A SAD Casa woman, who, not many
years ago, was the pride of large and fash
ionabie circle in New Orleans, on the 22d
ut, presented herself before Recorder Win
ter, in that city, and asked to be sent to the
work house, as her last hope for home on
earth. The Recorder, not without emotion.
granted the request. and the frail and faded
wreck OF former belle, started under the
escort Of an officer.
Washington telegraph., 1853-02-02
N ID II q EE

Az HEREAS my wife ELIzABErtr. has loft my
w bed und board. without any Just cause or
provocation; this IL ID iorewarn all persons from
harboring or trusting her Oh my account. as am
determined to pay debt OF her contracting after
this date
also notify all persons who are now harh0r-
ing my negro man PDMPY. that | WILL pgoserutc
them 10 the utmost limits ol the law. Il they do
not produce him ~ me Immediately and desst
from farther trespasSias upon mT property Ill any
way whatsoever JESSIE STORY.
Ssrisy CO., .Arl: jan. TO- 1853. 3-3w.
Washington telegraph., 1853-02-02
A BARGAIN,

THE undersigned will sell bargain in tue
Il Farm on which JAMEs G. EDwARDs. Sen.
resides, two miles east of Spring HILL in Hemp
stead county, Arkansas. The tract contains $50
acres, $50 Of which is under good fence divided
into suitable and convenient fields, and III d hish
state OF cultivation. On tie premises are large
hewn log house, well wcathorboarLeI contain
ing seven cs1niortaJc rooms-a good StGoke-
house and Kitchen Gin house with fist rate
Mill and tareshing Machine. Barn. Stables ana
other Necessary out buildings. There is also on
the premises Well, and several never falling
Springs OF excellent water Some lj OF 20 acres
are ROW sowed down in Wheat ami about - acres
in rye The Land il situated on tAe line ol thr
contemplated railroad from Gaines Landing to
Fulton.
Persons desirous Of purchasing are invited to
call and examine the premises.
JAMES q. EDWARDS. J-
January 81, 1853 l-E
Wing Little Rock. and "ITarald,n Camden,
copy weeks aud forward n.! 70 this oilse.
Washington telegraph., 1853-02-02

Trust to Providence for help was the
exclamation OF husband on seeing his wife
attempt to roll barrel of -four up Stairs.
Trust to providence CHI was her retort: do
you suppose that Providence will come and
assist me while the devil is Standing booking
on
Washington telegraph., 1853-02-02

RAILROAD BTLLs.-The late General
Assembly have passed bills Incorporating
the mississippi Valley Railroad; the Cen
tral Railroad from Memphis to Fulton: the
Western Railroad from Helena to Fort
Smith the Van Buren, and Springfield
Railroad the 'Batesville and Grand Glaze
Railroad; and the Memphis and St. Fran
els Rail or Plank Road
Washington telegraph., 1853-02-02
III DTEE EE

= FILTERS tcs.amentarT N iho estate w Jo-
IL sErH 4. CgosBY, deed. having been. by the
Probate Court NJ Hampstead c0nntv. granted ~
the undersignej-all persons indebted 70 said
estate are hereby requested to come forward ami
settle up their indebtedness ar1 all persons having
claims against the same, are hereby notified 70
present their claims prnnery authenticated with
in twelve months from tuis date and II uot pre-
sented Within two wears they will he forever
barred. RICHARD III. FINN. Err
Of Iaaie Of J. r. Cros5y, dee'd
Ha-ir-ror. Jar. Sih, 1853, c--w.
Washington telegraph., 1853-02-02

Is SLAVERY A SlN,-Six hundred and
sixty thousand five hundred and sixty-three
slaves. are owned in this country by minis
ters Of the gospel and members Of the dif-
ferent Protestant churches viz: 800, 563
by the Methodists: 1900 by the Presbyte-
rians; l25,000 by the Baptists, $4,000 by
the Episcopalians; 101 by the Campbellites;
and $4,000 by the other denominations
Washington telegraph., 1853-02-02
no TEEE STOCKHOLDERS
Of tllc Mississippi. Ouachita and
HE'D River Railroad Company.

"A Al meeting oi the Board Of Directors Of thi,
III COmpanJ. wv the City VI Camden and State
2. Arkausa-. on Wednesday, the lOth Of Aovem-
ner. iS-T2 M wae
~DFs,gr4. I.a' Z call oT oue-hail or one per
cent ha made 1H ai subscriptions M stock hereto
iuFe taken. hT N notice of sixtT days in the
OuaeEIia Herald, in Camden; the Washington
Telegraph. I'm Washington. and the Gazette and
Democrat ju Little Rock"
p. k ROuNSAYILLE, Ser. and
Irrtr. N.. o. AMI R R. r. n. @.
Cqy-ic- EJr. n. 1852. ls-sw.
Washington telegraph., 1853-02-02
DISSOLUTION.

FENH. c0parlaer=h'p existing between thc -n-
4 dcrsigned til ,tg Drug Z Book business Ivy
this day dissolved by mutual consent. All those
indebted to the concern are requested wv come
forward ami settle Up Immediately. Dr. Il. r.
Williams win continue tin Drug \ Book business
at the Old stand
r. r. WILLIAMS.
u. X. WIITER
FEB. %. 1852.
Washington telegraph., 1853-02-02

CURE FOR ERtsIPELAs-Th Salem OF
scTce'', says a correspondent of an exchange
paper. gives the public a cure for this dis
tressing disorder, tiom which he has been Il
great sufferer. He says, "a simple pouitice
made of cranberries, pounded fne, and ap-
piled in raw state, has proved in my case,
and number also in this vicinity, certain
remedy" In his case. the pouitice was ap-
piled on going to bed, and the next morning,
to his surprise, he found the Inflammation
nearly gone; and in two days he was as well
as ever. -
Washington telegraph., 1853-02-02

Therefore notice is hereby given to all persons
interested in the settlement OF any such Estates or
Guardian accounts, to come forward and file ex-
ceptons to such accounts. if any they have, on or
before the second day o. the next Term of the
Court of Probate, for said county TO be holden at
the Court House in the Town Of Washington on
the Second Monday OF April, AID 1888, or they
will be forever barred from excepting to such ac-
counts or any item thereof.
Teste, S. L. SANDERS, Clerk
Wasaingto7s, FEB 2, 1853.
Washington telegraph., 1853-02-02
LATE ARRIVALS.

PECEIvED per Steamer FnA1cEs JoNrz. On
IL Consignment.
21g0 lbs. Bacon sides. 10 bbis l-o,asses
lhIl I" shoulders. Sugar
~ 5b'g fresh St Lrtf, F.or-. t1iirr.
I'D Reri.iel Nnissey CarGies
Di family i.ya Brandy Cherries.
New Yori, Gin. Pielt.,.
I Nh. CASKS C1EHar Brandy. Tomato Kn.chrn
j haII bbis sup-E Mhiskey, Pepper sauce.
30 Sacks Salt, Curaco.
lD gsNaiIs. Lemon STr,rr,
ID boxes Tnba-cc. Aun:sette
2O0n Regalia Cigars, Smut.
J,n0l Cuba SIxe.. rl.i'rs Er.
All OF which viii b. SIld low ;or cash only.
SAh'L c. WHEAT
IPgy LsHi.ag.
Faiion, Octoj.r %, 1872. 43-a.
Washington telegraph., 1853-02-02
cotton Gi, Nanufactory.

FENH w guh-r rihr- would respectfully irtorm
u the planters, and community generally. that
he has cStabEAhrI q shop IN Washington Hemp
stead county, Arkansas, iOr the purpose OF carry
ing on the manufacture of Cotton Gins; and be-
ing amply supplied with material 'nf the very
best quality, ani havi1g bcen IOr several years
plst. actively employed with ihe late Joseph r.
Crosby. whose sNHil aEi reputation as = superior
Gin Builder is Acknowledged BY al, he tatters
himself that ha \. fully competent IN maHniac-
ture such Gins ~ must perform equal TO those OF
any other manu- acturer in Toe southern country.
Every new Gin viii w fully guaranteed, and
repairs on Old Gins carefully and faithfully execu.
cd M. II. WYATT.
Washington Dee. -1. fSJ1, 52tf
Washington telegraph., 1853-02-02

\ SINGULAR CASE OF HYDRopuoBlA.-
Mr.. Martin, Of this county, informs us of a
singular development of this fearful disease.
About three months ago, favori;e mare Of
his was bitten bya dog supposed to be rabid
The indiction OF the bite was seen by some
of his servants and a neghbor, but nothing
mere was thought OF It. and Mr. u. was not
informed OF the circumstances The bite
was upon the lips OF the upper and lower
jaw, on TIE lett side Of the head From
that time up to a few days ago, she seemed
well aud as hearty as usual, except sIi .ht
tostering IN the wounded place. 4 few days
before symptoms oG madness presented them
seyes, she had been ridden by Mr. Martin,
and chen seemed to be in excellent spirits
aad health, When she first began to de-
vclope her ill-health, he pnt her in a large
pound or lot. and then learned that She had
been bitten at the time stated She remain
ed in the lot several days before she died,
and in the mean time the paroxysms Of mad,
ness were terrible. She tore OF on the fence
and trough, the whole side Of her face which
had received the wound, and tore and bit
of the flesh from her bones in every part of
her body that could be reached She oied
in horrible agonies. For several days she
would take no food or nourishment and be-
inc a favorite, her owner WAS. unwilling to
kill her. 81, Louis Repnb.J
Washington telegraph., 1853-02-02
hESSAE.FTFDN,

TTNIE co-par'ucrship heretofore existing rc-
"a tween myself aHI John I. Siliman YIN ti.e
mercantile business ia Arkau~as. was dissolved hv
mutual consent On the Sth August. 1s12. and the
settlement Of the business connected with lie
same is conhced cx-tsil eli to ne
N. G. DiARNOND.
Washington, Sept. Is, 1852. J7-a.
Washington telegraph., 1853-02-02
COTTON GifiS.

FE7iIE undersigned has OF haul a lot Of superior
4 Gin stands of various sizes and patterns.
made OF the best material and Oh tile most ap-
proved plan, which he will fully guarantee. anil
sell on more accommodating terms than they
have ever heretofore been offered
Il. T.. BRITTIN.
Washington, June 10. 1880 2Itr
Washington telegraph., 1853-02-02
NOTICE. N

VIE undersigned, surviving partner or the late
4 firm OF CRosBY & WYArr, being desirons OF
settling up the business OF said firm with az little
delay as possible, hereby notifies all persons hav-
ing claims against the same, to present them for
settlement and those who are indebted to said
firm are requested to make immediate payment.
M. nj. WYATT
S.trrirfag FIyfncr.
Washington: Ft5. ., 1853. 5-lw4
Washington telegraph., 1853-02-02
TAKE NOTICE,

F.TITAT ! Shall apply L1 the P.1hatc Court in
i for the county OF Hampstead. Ia The State of
Arkansas, at the Next January term thnreut IA.
ID, 1853 ior an order u sell tie West haif VI wv
North East Galrter oi section ri N IN township ten
South oi Range twcuty-sapcn West belonging w
the estate of JAMES TUEyAGE, 70 pay the debts
against said Estate.
JAS. :. DOLLARHTDF. .99yH-r W
NE Esfaie q J9aiss Tsraace ds--6.
NGrca45.r H. 1852 aG-Jw.
Washington telegraph., 1853-02-02
WASHINGTON
r { vi a lie s L MINART.

THE 10th Session Of this institution will
Il commence on Monday tie 7th February
next.
The Principal in again announcing the corr,.
rnencement OF another Session desires 10 repeat
his assurances, that every iarfity which I'd rriln-
ence. liberal expenditure. ana well-rtu,litiad
Corps Of teachers can afford. viii bs extenaed 70
those desirous ri rccciringa 4 thorough and accom-
plished education
The advantages il offers consist ir-its favor
able location.-its Spacious and convenient bpiiI
lngs-Its supply Of apparatus for the illustration
oi the Scicnces,-its facilities in the department.
Of Music and other accomplishmerts-1B i.s
teachers possessed Of long experience in their pro-
fesson. In the Study nj THE Natural Sciences
unusual facilities offered IN The expensive and
costly collection of Apparatus.-in the welI-se-
lected Cabinet Of Minerals and Fossls.-aud III
the Lectures upon the various departments of
Study.
Pupils from distance are received into the
family of the Principal, where every provision is
made for their comfort. and where their progress
N Study becomes the object Of special care.
Terms remain A. heretofore. Pupils ar CHARGED
only from the time of entrance into the sch,,o wv
No deductioLs for absence
The young Ladies OF the Music DEPARTMENT
will give their
Ninth Publtc Concert. M
on Friday evening the lth February next.
The Parents and friends A. respectfully invited
to attend. s. y SLACK. Vi W
TFlslfrston, Jar l2. 1853.
Washington telegraph., 1853-02-02
LIVERY GTARLE.

FIhlE undersigned have opcneda -
= LlvrHY SrAELE q, the B-ck 4 x.lT
Once, and are prepared .o accom- y, Pa
moda;e travellers anc all others by -AI-s-s--
Tho iead dar. week ~ month. being determined
70 merit iiyerll share G! patronage: no pains Viii
be spared 70 give luii satisfaction. They are pre-
pared with good Stables, plenty nf rrovendeF. and
persons putting their horses ~ with Us may be
assured that they will he attended 70.
The Country people coming to Town will save
money Jy leaving tncis horses with t.; have them
waterci ard led 1r EIrs. rather thln to hrnt
a hitching place have their Brides broken and
sometimes, haye to walk home.
COX !. NORTON.
IVdsi'hs:oH Dec. %, 1852 53-5m.
Washington telegraph., 1853-02-02
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
(.4ssjmlaiiag to i4n Of L,rerD,1I
K c ct en-

The Election for l Alderman, / Councimen
and Constable, for the Town of Washington
will be held al The Court House in Washington
on Monday, 9TH February. 1853
RICHARD B. PURDOM.
alderman.
ITdsi.REioa, I'd. .. 1853.
Washington telegraph., 1853-02-02
Cheaper than the Cheapest!

lNOt the purpose Of c.osiug out my stock viii
e! sell the following articles cheaper on an av-
erase than they can ~ had elsewhere III iowa.
10 wit Sugar. Coffee Aoasse.. tobacco tby the
box or retail Whskcy (by the barrel or other
wise.l Brandy. Honey. Vinegar. Sdad. AIackerel.
Goldfish, Starch, Candles, Powder, Shot Saleratus.
etc. etc. Just call III the Exchange
SAMUEL PARKER
li'astiag'on, SEPT. sih, 1852. 36-tE