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Washington telegraph., 1853-01-12


County OF PIKE.
In the Pike Circuit Court on c cEanccry side thereof
IN cHcation, December 1StA, 1852.
Stephen Farley, Complainant.
Us. ! BIZ for Diroroe
Elizabeth Farley, Defendant,
THIS day came the complainant BY his solicitor
L and filed his bill OF complaint, the object
whereof is to be Divorced from tie bonds Of mat
rimony heretofore entered into between the com
plainant and the said defendant, ana Il appearing
by the affidavit annexed to the said compliments
bill, that the said defendant is a nonresident Of
this State. 1t is ordered that the said defendant.
have notice OF the commencement OF this suit by
publication of this order in the Washington Tele-
graph newspaper published in this State, that
unless she be and appear before the Honorable tie
Circuit Court Of Pike county, at Court To BE-
holden at the Court House in the Town Of Mug-
freesboro in said county, on the last Monday il
February, A. d. 1853. and plead answer or de-
mur to said BILL that the Same will be taken for
confessed and decree entered accordingly.
JOHN 5. OWENS, Clerk.
A true copy from the record
Attest, JOHN S. OWENS. Clerk.
January II, 1853, 2-2w.
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EDr. Richard E4cnno1p.

HAVING permanently located at FrLToS
IL tenders his professional services to the citi-
zens of that place and vicinity, in the various
branches of his profession.
lh1ne ett 1852. 1S-r
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n Cd HE T.

RANDISON ID. ROYSTON of Washington
~ Hampstead county, Arkansas. is my lawful
agent and attorney to transact settle and close
up all unsettled business in which am in any
wise interested in the State of Arkansas;
J. G. D'ARMOND.
September 18th, 1852. 37--tf.
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TEAgEER VEANTEEa.


THERE II vacancy III tile Washington -raIe
4 Seminary. a gentleman weil qualified w
teach the branches usually taught III ali academy.
car End employment w addressing the under
signed. $. 7. SANDERS. ser
20 t.c Board " TIHsfoes.
Washington .7rL,s
Washington, JRnc 20, 1852 26-tE
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FOR RENT.

TNHE Store House and Dwelling now occupied
: by Diamond & Siiliman, opposite Highs
Hotel
For terms apply to Vim. H. Etter, or to the
subscriber,
Feb. rs, 1SJ2-7:tf WIN. MOSS.
Washington telegraph., 1853-01-12
DENTIST
~ A N III ~ lid 4,

TNO hire, three or four good house servants, for
j. whom liberal price viii be given. En-
quire of S. L. SLACK.
Washington, Jan. sch, 1858.
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COTTON GINS.

fINHE undersigned has on hand Lot of superior
IL Gin stands Of various sizes and patterns
made OF the best material and on the most APP
proved plan, which he will fully guarantee. and
sell on more accommodating terms than they
have ever heretofore been offered
H. l. BRITTTN-
Washington, June 10, 1850. 3I.tf
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tHc4trSeF tIssaE1 tie C1lcaYeSt!
DOR the purpose Of closing out my stock I win
wv sell the following articles cheaper on an ay-
erage than they can be hal elsewhere III town.
to wit; Sugar, Coffee, AIoiasses Tobacco tby tie
box on retaill Mhiskey tby tia barrel OF other
wise.l Brandy, Honey, Vinegar. Shad. Alarke5el.
Goldfish, Starch Candles. Powder. Shot, Saleratus.
esc., etc. Just cell d. the Exchange.
SAMUEL PARKER.
WdssiRgtos., Sept. Sti, 1852. 36--tf
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In the Pike Circuit Court on The canccry side thereof
IN cGcdtion, December 1stA, 1852.
Washington telegraph., 1853-01-12
The State OF Arkansas,

Washington. IAN u. 1859.
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The Dance of poath-A Custom of chill.

Aqna.aflente anil dnlres were handed ronni;
while all, men and women-ihc dancers eNcept-
ed--smokcd their ciganllos. But the most re-
mafkable thing in the rnon seemed To be a large
Kind OF scahold, which occupied the other corner
opposite .he bed, consisting II light framework,
oraamenicd all over with artificial lowers, little
pictures Of saints, and quantity OF small lighted
wax candles Ga the top Of II most exiraohli.
narY well made wax figure Of a little child was
seated on low wooden chair, dressed IN snow.
white little irnck; the eyes were closed. the pale
cheeks Hinged by soit fnsy hue, aud the whole
figure perfectly stFrwu with flowers. II was n
deceptive, thai when drew near At ftsi lhuiishi
II real child, while a ynnng womau below It
pale, and with tears in her eyes might very well
have been the mother. but that was most Ger.
iainly mistake; for at this moment one Of the
men stepped up 10 her and invited her IN the dance
aud lew minutes Afterwards she was one of the
mefriesi in the crowd But It mnsi really he a
child-no sculptor could have formed that little
face - exquisiiely, aud naw one lgh, went aui
close 10 the little head, and the cheek lost il fasY
hue.
Ny neighhors at last remarked the attention
with which | looked upon the hsure or child.
whichever 1t was aud the nrafrsi one informed
me. as iar as | could understand him. that the
little thing up there was really the child of the
woman with the pale face. who was dancing ii.i
then merrlyi the whole iestiviiy taking place.
In iaet, only on account oi that little angel |
shook my head douhiially. and my neighbour Ia
convince me, iook my ann and lel me 10 the
frame, where hal 10 step upon the chair AMI
nearest table, and touch the cheek and hand Of
the child, II was a cofpsei And the mother
seeing had doubted Il, but was now con, ,inord,
came up 10 me, and smilinely told me II had been
her child; and was now little angel in heaven.
The guitars and caoaes commenced wildly
again, and she had 10 retain 10 the dance | len
the house as in a dream, but alicrwanl. heard the
explanation OF this ceremony. liza little child
! believe up 10 four years Of age--les IN Chilli Il
!, thought 10 go straight to heaven, and become
a little angel the mother being pmudcr o that
before the eyes the world al leasi-'hen IT shc
had reared her child to happy man OF wamauhood
The little corpse j. exhibited then, as had seen
il; and they often continue dancing and singing
around II iill II displays signs Of puiroiaciion.-
But the mother, whatever the feelings OF her
heart may be, mus, laugh aud sng. and dance;
she dare mol give way 10 any selfish wishes. for
is not the happiness Of her child secured Poor
motheh
lGersaolu's J0Hrasy round Ae Hori1.
Washington telegraph., 1853-09-14
The Pert Young Man.

There Is a period in the life Of a Young man
which may appropriately be called the age of
puppyism. II is at that period when he is little
mole than boy, aud good deal less than a man.
when the hand, siroked across the chin detects
sort Of downy inequality. and visions of harhers
aud razon rise up constantly before him when
the tailor suddenly becomes person of vast i'm
Totiance, aud he begins 10 talk Of the men Of our
college, and the ladies Of our acquaintance -
Very tight panialoons, displaying immense moral
and physical courage in yenturing into the world
with such slender supporters as they contain:
eravat Of great proportions, a knowing, half
lockey, hall-genileman hat fancy vest gold chain,
and aqnilsing- make up the external qualili.
cations OF the pert young man. lie sets his legs
apart IN addressing men old enough 10 be his
grandfather, twirls his cigar, and calls him "my
dear iellow,h or my hoy.n Ills paternal paren,
hc always calls .the governor and never thinks
OF him or refers 10 him except when he wants
the governor to come down handsome who,
he maintains. has no right 10 expect a man 10
be able to pay his billiard expenses. He walks
the streets as though he owned them; saluies the
ladies with fascinating smile and takes of his
hat when he has passed them, as though he did
not wish the courtesy 10 De observed; but then
he had observed older men do this and he thinks
II "demmd genilemanly' 10 do NJ likewise. Ills
conversational powers are very limited, never
having iaihomed anything deeper than the bot.
tom Of a brandy smash, or extended his inquiry
bcj ond the bill Of are Of his iavori,e restaurant
In bis manner to ladies he is rather paironisns
and at the same time very humane, for il the
frs, instance he acts upon the conviction Of the
inferinniY Of the ser, and in the next with con.
sidcnton with regard TO the killing effects Of his
own beauty and manly accomplishments. lie
cannot possibly marry them all, and 10 show
partiality would he unfair. His head is the only
place where Nature Acknowledges a perfect va.
cuum. " o. Dolia.
Washington telegraph., 1853-09-14

FANNY Fms o. cnooL-MisrHrssrs.-I was
never on an angus, school committee, bat II ,ras,
I'd make a sias qua non that no school marin
should be inaugunicd who had not been mar.
ricd mother. don't believe in old maids. they
know that they havn't fulfilled their family dcs.
tiny, and wouldn't have them wTcakinr their
bilious ycngence on my urchnS il | had any
No woman gets Che acid ciiectually out of her
temper tli she has taken matumony -the natural
wayH
Washington telegraph., 1853-09-14
PAY UP!pAY UPl,

A Ill persons indebted 10 the undersigned m 10
II the let day Of January last are hereby re-.
specthly notified that ! must have some money
and consequently am under the necessity Of earn.
cstly requesting them to come forward and settle
up at as early day as possible.
r, II. W. MADDUX,
Washington, Eej TO- 1853. T.
Washington telegraph., 1853-09-14

FALL GOOD S.
UNllE Subscribers arr now opening their -
L stock of Fall Goods. 10 winch they :.
invite the attention Of Planters. These ~
t.oads wene purchased BY the package from ir.i
hand, in New York, and eau be snil at prices
that will give entire satisfaction. Say
1000 yanls kcrcys lall wool illingl
a.ooo yar,l, plain aud plaid Lnseys, all wool
filling
1.Qu0 yanls heavy lawes.
1no pair heavy Nrgfa Blankets.
10 pair lied Blankets.
10 pair blankets lot coats, some very fne, and
wafth SIS pair,
IN bales shiriings and Sheeiings,
anp pair heavy Russeiis,
100 pair heaNy Nip Hmsaus,
Gents llaais AMI Shnes al all qualities
Ladies' Misses and fhiblrrn's sbncs,
Saiinciis, Kentucky leans
flannels all eilors
Wool Tweei., large assortment
With many other Scasonablr Goods lor Ladies'
AMI Gcniiemans wear
Basgine. Ropc and rwinc.
Look at our Stock before YOU buy.
McCol.LuM X FELLOWS.
Camden, Sept 1, ls5o ll5
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QUE ri Es.

Is Il anybody's business
II a gentleman should choose
To wait upon a lady,
II the lady don't refused
o. 10 speak little palmer,
That the meaning all may know,
l. It anyhoty's business
ia lady has a beanl
Is il anyhedys business
When that gentleman does call
Or when he leaves the lady,
Or II he leaves at alll
Or is II necessary
lhat the curtain should be drawn
To save from further trouble,
The outside lockers on
Is II anybody's business
But the lady's, II her beau,
Rides out with other ladies,
And doesn't let her knowl
Is Il anyhody's business
But the genileman's, II she
Should accept another escort,
Where he doesn't chance TO be-
liza persons on the sidewalk,
Whether great or whether small,
Is II anyhody's business,
Where that person means 10 ealli
Or II you see a person;
As he's calling anywhere,
Is II any Of your business
What his business may be there,
The substance Of our query,
Simply stated, would be this
Is Il an ybeslg's bHsiaess,
What aaaihrI's bnsiaess isl
II i is, or II II isn't,
We would really like to know,
For we're certain II il isn't
There are some who make IL 50.
lift is, Wen ioin the tahble,
And act the nohlef part,
OF the taiilers and leiamers,
Who thrnng the public mart;
but II not. we'll act the teacher,
Until each mcddlef learns
II were better IN the future,
To mind his own concerns.
Washington telegraph., 1853-09-14
FRESH GAnDEN SEEDS.

A LARGE ard general variety Of L,Snnrrns
II GAnnHN srrDs-warmnicd fresh aud eenu.
inc, just received aud ior sale by.
D l.. BRlTTtN.
IPdshiagioa, Jan. 20. 1883. l-iL
Washington telegraph., 1853-09-14

JOSH, say, was going down street the 9TH
ef day, when ! saw tree Larkp
That's nothing saw Il hoilorn
And saw the same one hap,D
did Il take Ia Trunk with itD
mo, II left that Tor boari.n
Washington telegraph., 1853-09-14
MEDICAL NOTICE.

DR CHARLES D. mitchell, offers his
~ services 10 the citizens Of Washington aud
IT, vicinity. He may be found al the residence
VI H. W Smith.
March 10Th. 1915. 30tf
Washington telegraph., 1853-09-14

The man that isn't afraid Of thunder talks of 20.
Ing TO the springs next week without asking bis
wife. "''
Washington telegraph., 1853-09-14
DIR. BENZ. y. JET,

HAS resumed the practice Of medicine in
IL Washington. and may at all times be found
At his apothccary store unless professionally alb
sent where hc will keep fall supply of fresh
medicines for sale low iof cash.
Washington, May I. liil
Washington telegraph., 1853-09-14

Kissing, says the Boston Post is all the fashion
in Paraguay The ladies arc very pretty. and
amiable also for when they hold up their faces
iot salute they always take out their quids Of
tobacco, aud deposit them on the rim Of your hat.
Washington telegraph., 1853-09-14
500 REWARD.

500 REV ARD.
ID ANAwAi irom the Plania. -
IL tiun Of the subscriber in Tn. G%
inn county, Afkansas on the 9TH 1lS9
inst. two negfo men--JACOB T2
and ALLEN. W
JAcou - a mulai'a, aboni "a W
ysars oi age, siN feet two inches s-~
high, has scar below hi. lcfi eye. aud tic little
finger oi his right hand Is of
ALLrN u also muaiio about n or y ycan
Of ase, low aud sioui-rilhcf chulk ,--his eyes
are Of How complexion,
| will pay the alose fewsrl nr the delivery
Of the two men 10 me. At ny ne,iienc. IN uniun
county, or will pay libcray lof ans information
that will lead 10 their apprehension. II Is .ip.
posed they have gone in Tie direction of Wan Bii.
Ten. Address the ullengnri q, Union Spiins,
=. O. Union county, Arkansas.
II. GEORGE.
April 10, 1853 IG-,C
Washington telegraph., 1853-09-14
ROOn's Snuff.

> GROSS OF RooMs best SNupr. received and
, for Sale Ny mitchell x FOSTER
May !, 1883 is
Washington telegraph., 1853-09-14
ADVANCES ON COTTON.

I lBERAL advances will h. made on Cotton
IL tn siorel consigned TO our friends in New
Orleans.
MeCOLLUM \ FELLOWS.
Camden. Sept. 1850 ii5
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CO-palTsERsfslp.

fI'lii undersigned having purchased The Drug
L establishment oi bf. K r Williams, intend
kaapnr general a,.nftinantul ul nfues. M,li.i,st
PAINT, Oils a Dye siuils.
'inf stock slli l- purchased under the p-fsaual
ln,peciion oi Dr. fo,rtn who will tar, Is,t m a
irw days ior that puiPa.o
We wall h. enabled 10 ,rll articles In our line
ou hciiei terms than thry have ever been of, ned h,
ihis market ani Ne warrant every afiiel. s.lj
by as "a hc pufr and genuine.
Prescriptions p'i up and accurately comrauud.
ed al any time day OF night
CilASB Mitchell,
d. W. FOSTER
HlashiHFioa. f'b o.. isaI.
Washington telegraph., 1853-09-14
CABINET MANDATORY,
Washington Arkansas.
To Planters h Merchants.


fEllE undersigned has ON hand and lor sale at
L Collinshnrg, Bossief Parish, La. 100 bales of
heavy Gotten osnabures From d00 10 $500 pair
of homr made russell Negro Shoes From 10 TO
ID Cotton Gins, warranted To perform we'll
Twenty Bosd Are Wagons, both ior horses and
Oxen, with wnoden and non aNels, plows of any
pattern required. Also, heavy stock ol Dry
Goods aud Groceries A superior aud heavy lot
OF Ready-Made clothing, both Tor summer, fall
and winter wear. Planters aud merchants are
particularly requested To call and LAY IN a supply
OF the above articles, Us will sell them rs efeap
as they eau be bought in New Orleans, aud on
time Ia suit then growing crops, ofders will be
punelualy filled iur any OF the aboYs enumerated
articles.
J, u. GlLMER.
u n B.-Goods, Groceries OF cash paid 10
Con- H,d,s or Rdirics a good article always fe
qulfed J. u. &.
lnne 60 $50.
Washington telegraph., 1853-09-14

JUST Received on consignment. and FOR sale.
y large 10, OF Bagging Rope and twinc. At the
upper Warehouse, by S. c. WHEAT.
Fulton. De-. l. 1852 As-,f
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DISSOLUTION.

fTIlE co-parincrship heretofore existing be-.
l. tween myself aud John !. Silliman in the
mercantile business in Arkansas, was dissolved By
mutual consent on the sih August, 1859 and the
settlement oi the business connected with the
same Is conldcd exclusively 10 me
!. q. D'ARMOND
Washington. Sept -, 1852. 37-tL
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DIR. II. u. WILLIAMS,

HAVING disposed Of his Drug Il Book Store
l. VIII devote himself IN future, exclusively 10
the practice Of his Profession. Office In M, East
room Of BHitr's HorrL.
Washington I'D. o, 1853. o-tC
Washington telegraph., 1853-09-14
n d TIC T..
A CARD.

nR. PuRDoM tenders his professional saryices
~ 10 the citizens nl Washington aud it, eiriniiy
IN the various branches ol his profession. Hc
may be found at all times, except when profess
sionally abscni. at his residence near Main street
January "a. 1889.
Washington telegraph., 1853-09-14
Ii QU q 10 = .

Brandy otapl, Brandy Champagne, Port Wine,
Pure Juice, Sherry Wine, Schielam
schnapps lwolie's Ammalicl
Jamaica Spirits
Patent Medicines Of all kinds including Bulls
Safsapanlla layne's l.oalcns and Com.
stocks Mciiclne,-thfisiic's
Magnetic Remedies,
Ne. Ne Ac.,
Washington telegraph., 1853-09-14
Pl:ilFgi giuEa.Ts.

l.ihins Extracts. Mrihcuil's ENnrisllair oil.
Pomadcs, Cologncs soap. ol every variety. sand
Soap Ac.. Sc. Ne, ~.
ALSO Book, and Station
Washington telegraph., 1853-09-14
Miscellaneous.

Alum, Pcppcfi Alispcr, Glue, Bofax. Spirits
Iufpeniine, Namlshcs, Brushes, Backing. Can.
dies, Candies, Starch, Chocolate, l.ozengcs, Ne.
To which they invite the attention Of phys.
icians and iht public as they are determined 10
.cll low and upon accommodating terms. Dfs
hircnrL a fusriH arr both physirians Of long
experience. and intend dcyoiine thrir personal at.
nn'ion 10 their Drug establishment, ~ that per.
son, sending orders lot medicine may rely upon
having them correctly and carefully iillrd. and
those desiring prescriptions may depend upon
having them pat up accurately compounded
at any time, day OF night
Harrington, .fpra y, 1851. IL
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greatly suIsrior any lrsa.abahmeE oihe 4E
tiRd iu tde South, iu5i opened a. <fszr
i0l S1. CHARLES STREET.
air WEIR tneWn "sAAi"
city m yssr hayss led wh AE
fEaibuz+ tdrd the Second Ms
Igf hun t hra DEATH has
Niii sleh sspsrisuc nls15 is,
1lsiIr tStlhuty with the tusi es
l Of ais nunerou friends sharg 81 .att patronage lss" sun
expended SALOON pfuyuns dAH
ith he CHOICEST Llqg0hs ths' eau De aed skkFhNls
5tH known r ther eIetlsnt sr iave hsvn em1 ncgi4
yetg Cooks gHs LARDEH sill alwAs supplied with The
CHOICEST FtS hNE GAAE and tba OYSTERS SEbK 80 sret
tna establishment i-uE
l spstaa hir Saan wrf4h he rNrnrag ~ M lhst
A. f-.f---u4r =s7Hs s- snNiF
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VITA : sTCRpAY. Jcnunr, q, at 5isloes
gSUR FLORENCE, TUSCUMBlA, IT, e.
4 EAsrPORf AID q! usrng ,ts "a, ngs-Ites IL
tlt Riser Par4ci CttERUk EE-l 1eS7-zzs
Eht draus passang steamer GtiERkkE, "a -
pou eeoy sight and viii leave rs hJ2fe ~
as l4' ~ aFP' WHIT SucHAYAN 81 Fsltou street.
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SSURPHl'S HOTELand RESTAU- S.
I'VE KAN" o. i1U St Cuafes street.Tbis tah- SsstfA
siHr, % uiarly known, having tteu thoroughly FyYA
ua lIrIlra ptIil'u a--S
f ola r.aHIpia tl, frsid' well sy
pahl No viii asi iAr g thr FFo OF BIS
assstts eyey dsts riut dispatch Hni lyndsr .
cpHf,-tarf= fdes6- ly+ RICHARD MCkPHY, Proprislor
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J. ssamet Earopa arrived oa. On The ss.h.


The following persons eaosti,a,e the E6yii,h c&bi
net: Prrsirr i~ri Aberdeen Chaoeriler Leri Gran
@aTth Chancellor % the EKehsgner. hT 6lasston@
Home seeretsry, Lord Psimsrston Foreign sseretary,
lord John Russell Colonial sesrstary. Duke ~ New
Cs-t!r Lord u he Admiralty sfr Jsuss Graham
Frsidvtt = the cauner Earl q GrsnviIe; P1sy Seal
post IT Argyle Secretary az War. sydney H-rbert
Pr',idsnt Of the IBdian Board Sir Q Wood = Pnetc
W9rk. sir Moiessorthi Seal without ofdeei Mar
qHl. II LausdoTps.
President of the Bard = Trade. Mr. Crdwr Attorney
tlyusIs Sir coekburn Solicitor Gpn~rsl Sir W. P.
~o.a lord Lieutepsnt u Ireland. Lard st German.
p~ri'smspt hza ali ~ u-nsd til February 10th.
ihs 'ssnnss Asdes ssilsd the q ID for Neg York
fsrac azir eccnrTrd Lfserps he nigat u tho
% b. e~uhax great sas.-zr to The shipping Among
rT Vr1- fnr~ Or ies- dEsgr'i the hsutiiis fbr
soirNps cot % ih rdse by G. ming in s.snact
s'th ths Eiz beth fer savaaash the tonssy fsr New
Vfi,nns ~ he us-ts e't axss the Elbs, Drsbe for
'io3- pat hAek "ith TO q topmast chlde Harold
FRANCE
decref dominates exkig his sors a. lin
cal b~r- to the tbr, Of Lou. Sa1oteou
fsIih'g in direct or adopted i-sae.
Further pensions had deereed to the senate
e91@srr.l treaty With France had been voted BY shs
Tn Prpes sixnor Gsrlbsldi Is charged to re-
rszuiz- SADols0iiiIF a Empprr
The nninalio II Bon-psrte and sons az hsirs
70 We throne Is aHfsvCTaby rrcrsVrd
opsrd vith thr maritr Il Norton another Losdcn
nud-ut at Pms ha been tried and acquitted Nor
1gn lad sejueed Bower's =ifs.
ITALY
The of the Tuscan Government 10 raise loan
have been uIsuccessfut
TURKEY.
The iaurFeetiou n Aibsi& and aeasenerro "a rsvsdy
rssiing- and sitsrs ook unfaV5rabI- Turkish
/ Empire.
! INDIA.
dispatch f. Trieste rvparts that no further proxrsss
/ had b-eu Inad- in the Birmrs- war
The north fruhtier of India again state
! u iusurrectipn.
| CAPE OF GOOD HOPE
A5Scss from g4I-to~n SovrInn-r report that tho
war almost over aud that the Chefs suing for
peace
4 AUSTRALIA.
Advess from Melbourne October II. The mining
iai4grLce favorable and god plenty. Prices of pro-
I visions
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MISCELLANEOUS.

E.VOR LAKE BORGN ca. TN -.z=.5.ll........s.-
am MENICAN T-LF-wtSTER - NJ z-isa--@zssss
AHRA NGFl llENT. 1-errlbar 1, 1859
t< NEMcAN GUlf kALWAYDsP9 sqeet of God 5 cbit,'n
mice Fare through Fifty Cen Children and
LEAVE THE CITY AT 81 An, LEAVE THE LAKE ATs
- II A.MI Ie1 a ~
Ohs No Common for all buusss Of the Railroad
ether with The sAfe Of Alex
apply o ". q BhKFWELL Ess"""'t ''' H
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REMOk AIS.

D EMOVAL-J q. Person, cal Estate,
T. Errh4nfs rfolsr tas NJ tH
III 70 Comm rsaf rtan, twG dH r. rmc .tret Dny2
Ia EMUVAL-S B0BB & Co have reinuved
E. ffrn So o. G-tgrsi,set 80 sNAEAZiSE STREET.
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