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Washington telegraph., 1853-09-07
State of Arkansas.
COUNTY OF LAFAYETTE.
Lafayette Circuit Court, May 12th, 1853,
A. F. Dunbar & Co.. Pr.F. M
1871 Us : Attachment.

Charles K. Boyd, Dqt
Came the plaintiff by attorney and on motion
it appearing to the satisfaction OF the Court that
an attachment has been issued and levied upon'his
estate and said defendant, Charles r. Boyd. is a
nonresident of the State of Arkansas. and the
plaintiffs demand is founded on note for the
sum of s520sO. 1t is ordered that he be notified
of the pendency of this suit by publication in the
Washington Telegraph, newspaper printed IN
Washington. Hampstead county, Arkansas, by
two successive insertions the last to be at least
thirty days before the first day of the next term
of this Court that unless he shall appear before
this Court on or before the third day OF the next
term hereof at Court to begun and holden on
the fifth Monday after the fourth Monday IN
September next and plead to said plaintiff $
cause of action, judgment will be rendered against
him. --sSr-, -
A true copy from the record.
| Attest: A. BYRNE. CLERK
t Sept. L 1883. 36-2w
Washington telegraph., 1853-09-07
NE w s TO RE.

THE undersigned invite the attention of the
= citizens of Hampstead and adjacent counties
to their new and general variety OF
Fashionable Goods,
now opening at the old stand Of W. 4 M. Moss.
They will sell low for CASH, or on twelve
months time to those who pay once year. Those
who wish good bargains will do well to give Us
a call, and examine our Stock.
BELLER & STUART.
Washington, March o. 1853. 10
Washington telegraph., 1853-09-07

The happiest man in the world is said to be a
';nigger at dance.n In opinion the rule is
too limited niger is not only happy at a
dance, but in every other position. darkey
may be poor but he is never low-spirited What
ever he earns he invests in fun and deviltry.-
Give him dollar and in less than an hour he will
lay seven shillings of it out in yellow neck-ties.
or cracked violin. There is something in the
African that sheds trouble as duck sheds water
Who ever knew aculiad puson'' to commit sui
eide The negro is strongly given to love and
jealousy; but he has no taste for arsenic. He
NAV loose his all by betting against roulette.
but he don't find relief for his despair white
folks do. by resortng to charcoal fumes, or new
BEDFORD, but by visiting de fair SEX, and partc,,
mating in the may influence of de oceiputal
convulsions of der elarinetth
Washington telegraph., 1853-09-07
swamp Land Scrip.

5000 ander As5es the s@ap old @ % Be located e
upon any Of the Swamp and overfowed Lands in
the Stafe,-for Sale in quantities to suit purchas-
ers Apply to w. H. EI1ER-
Washington. .4DFR 27 1853. II
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DENTIST.
D. VI. Foster, Dental Surgeon.

ID. M. Foster. DeNtiI SHTStCHs
HAyING permanently located in Washington
l1 for the practice OF lis profession would re-
spectfully tender his services to the citizens OF
Washington and vicinity. Office at Britt's Hotel
January Jth. 1853. lit.
Washington telegraph., 1853-09-07
TO THE STOCK HOLDERS

NJ = - II S1O1kA HAOLDEAkS
Of the Mississippi, Ouachita and Red river
Railroad Company.
A L meeting Of the Board OF directors of this
\ company in the city Of Camden, and State Of
Arkansas--on Tuesday the 5th OF July, 1853, it
was ordered that call Of two per cent be made
on all subscriptions of Stock heretofore taken by
a notice Of 80 days in the Ouachita Herald in
Camden, the Washington Telegraph in Washing
ton. and the Gazette & Democrat, in Little Rock
p. X. ROUNSAYILLE. Sec'y and
Treasurer M. o. q n. r. r. c.
Camden, august 10, 1853 34-4w.
JOHN MARTIN, GEO. w. uNDERHILL, WILLIAM BELL
McUDhis 1rkr,Sys NJ Dryr,a.
Washington telegraph., 1853-09-07
Receiving 4 Forwarding House

RCCcxv1MS - EOEWAE0lng E HOUSE.
TNHE subscribers having rented the LowER
4 WARE-HoUsE, and having thoroughly re-
paired the premises, are now ready to attend to
any business in their line. They hope by -prompt
attention to business to merit and receive share
Of the pubic patronage.
Refer to-
Cummings, Stewart & Co.,
John r. Wychc,
a. & H. Block, we" Orleans La
Wright, Williams, & Co.,
Oglesby & Griswold,
Green, Douglas x Co., --
Allen & Paxton, shreveport, Ia
L. E. Carter,
Wheat & Reed,
DR. "A. L. Block, uiton, Ark's
Walker, Cheatham, & Co.,
DR.. /. +. Gully, columbus, Arks.
Trimble & johnson,
D. &. V. Block, u,
Mitchell g. Foster, Washington, Ark
George o. Britt,
McCULLAGH & BROWN.
Fulton. Ark's, Aug 3lst, 1853 34-tt.
Washington telegraph., 1853-09-07

CULTURE THE CRAZE IN THE WEsr.-The
culture of the grape in the West, especially near
the shores of the Ohio river. has lately become
of considerable Importance. The Cincinnati Ga
zette says
Mr.. Longworth will this year have on hand
and fer sale about 100000 bottles Spa- king Ca
tawba; Messrs. Longworth & Zimmerman, some
10000 bottles Dry Catawba exclusive of guam
tity of wine sufficient for 100000 bottles; Messrs
Bogen, Corneau < Son, Vert. and Others, from
so to 100000 hotties Sparkling Catawba.
The adjacent country of Cincinnati has about
1.500 acres Of land in cultivation and bearing
vines: other places in the States of Ohio. Indiana
and Kentucky, about 500; Missouri and Illinois
300; together, 2,200 acres The average crop Of
an acre is 200 gallons of wine, amounting, there
fore, in the aggregate to 100000 gallons annually
which sells readily at 81 per gallon.
Washington telegraph., 1853-09-07

WASHINGTON
Nd A II H. A q A Id X Nh VI.
TTNHE next term of this Institution will COM
= Mence on the 18th of August next Tuition
for session OF 20 weeks,
Primary Department. t........S15
Higher English Branches - ...Sl7
Classica, Department. t... $50
No deductions for absence. Pupils entered be-
fore the middle OF the session will be charged for
the whole time, those entered after ten weeks for
half the time.
w. M. CARRIGAN, A. b. Principal.
Washington, July 18TH 1853. 2S-6w
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Notice.
Cgeuru ,yecOris Asc:Ii.

O.CEEn eSGCOE1S ASCiIIe y
ID USHrON. CLARK & Co.'S Justly celebrated
IL COD LIVER OIL. prepared from the liver
of fresh Cod Fish, warranted pure. This article
has fully sustained itself in the OF diseases Of
the LUNGS. particularly when taken with the
Phosphate OF Lime: both of which may be found
for sale at. mitchell & FOSTERS
Drug Store.
Washington, May 4, 1853. IS
Washington telegraph., 1853-09-07
State of Arkansas.

Sept. 7M. 1858.
Washington telegraph., 1853-09-07

ADNER A. srIrH.
Washington telegraph., 1853-09-07
AUCTION

August 30, 1853.
Washington telegraph., 1853-09-07

!. TNDERHILL, WILLIAM BELL.
.ark'dnsGs. ~. Orleans.
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2Sen2lork Dailn Gribune.
Turkey.

P,i,,., Ctssror6oree Clrlnnvuieated b. The Lnnaae ~
MosVL. Turkey, Monday. Oct TO- 1913.
News rs today reached this city VIA basdad mat
~ are ~ LANCER entertained there Of an attack from
ne persans a. tie cholers mas taken violent hold 81
i froors ri the Shah IL sui auy en- Eighty THOUSAND
iFiers lad Gathered there, dOaDt preparatory 20
descent uron tie southern part Of IHrkey 10 case tAe
Gar # Russia should give the order. Inc pecdhay
cbiieators Of tie Shah 20 tn Car place the former 80
the entire disposal Of the latter.
But If th, Persans no logger ierriiy the people 10
those rars the Aneezey Arabs Go. They are toe os'
powerful tribe Of Mesop,tama 0. Leaving TIER wives
sud Children ltsil hcEscs, they cal them between
Alerpo and Oru. (old Edessu,) ;olne 2,vv hofsenen
last week eu.ered the pashulik Ct herkuA, between
Mosul tud Begdad, fiied 10 ny iars, tFoiunIeer
soldiers.) carried of 1900 sheep, and mediIated an
attack upon the outpOsts OF MosnL
\ Sleikh (ciiei) smoBg the hoolahs O. heIsdA'
short tine Stree raised company % Ia- lIi-s "
proceed 10 Sfsnbdl to take part ~ me n,iy va.
TIE Pssla "a learning this seized the sheikn olI 3
rsr- ~ tic Crtysdes started for ConstanSnope. The
Tasla Il osdl beard Oi il and seized eigl. oil the
IN their arrival here They were r0ned aud sent 0ae
10 Herkrf tbs may show yOu the feeling oi tle a.
aaas 81 these paIts They cutie agree with %. wise
I'm q S-sn bi that lot only j. war Justna9le' pa.
r recessrr 10 wipe out The sta " Russians hes pil
rrsn tie NQsiem ne. Ilej have crO4chei IOh5
tfoufh. Now for battle.
Furiar. eLief OF tie shanEnar Arabs, 81 detaiael
N ne eiy or fear IT, msy excite hi5 trDs 20 tfoio
it.s Issl rlk Cr Ter-1pi -2 t-sh- 'ee1ly io' 'l1
aCfd iellficr. H.,
e.rDfeltrl 10 daucer here tLough 'le Aosism'
are rerv reserrsd nou-s-dsys 4 as7e been strlcA
Will Il Is fact since ~ le.uu lsom Persia
IT, poet rom Bsgd4l vas a. acsad " the Aneezfy
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The installation Of the Order Of GusdaloGps is to take
rlace on the l9th Of this month
A claim which Senior Cortina bad against The sryunta
irto ofMe1ico for more than half million OF dollars hse
been arranged by the enon Of Santa Anna Senor
Cortna made considerable abatement In his demands
and induced him to make conditions Tor the
payment OF the balance. -
north Of the village OF Tubuams. between the rancho OF
San Juan and the mine Of Sombreretillo. The Apache
Indians It's being worked ~ vet but the Govern
rreut had sent military nfocemeni for the Pro'ecuon
Of the place. ,.,.,...
Several executions had taken place since last sdvccs
but there seems 20 be marked decrease IN the NUMBER
Quent
rear TO he receiving checks.
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eteampoais ano RaiIrpaoe

900 NV BROAD GAUGE ROUTE BIZ
4 CtPefs TWEEN Nrw YORK s33 SiA9AhA a - .
CANANpAiOUA Az NlAGARA FAILS kAlhON' VT
The FsTrss. Sssts F.ih a 2'5 " Nii I'm
stbAM ~. M
lie Frpress ra.n lcages Carsacs'sla - a = Is
Sets a. M-edch .orrectss sth the Mat p 80
Fee srd Na.rllEiTrt arf tr1Is Aat--
sis Trains To- Nev~Norf Csrrr' sfoad ~ ssi- N' "a
NE M Islsa connects 5a Trsii ca ne t41 aaeA
teS 1-tr.to * hs1 Sc .Ls Orss tes Cclsr s.t-s
fa.. sd Ealrli and q ne l--ct 90 80 -- ~ e.
81. s'.t.1i f.rlrrs. az aa-f p N-f-f f a.' Ct
p ID .rareasr ftr-lc.x
, + 49,. .h,-f a .orl-sL l.. eh1.as ~ Al--i.-s
slM Nov +. erft--it1
l..-..-t.->e.ft U..-e 4. sr4 y p. n tr-iet-s Nt
.s W. W. PALMER. t~-lt lr IS .leaff-l
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Tux NORFOLK RUSAwAY SLlyEs-Omoer Caphar' VINO
was enloyed and sent TO New York by the owners 70
cr, Le ar n Of the slaves who absconded tron ths
XIV and nechborhood in they had was the gene
raj belief made their escape ia the California steamer na,
ofthe West returned yesterday morning, fully saushe1
bat thew were not nor had been board Of that vese
since her departure from Norfolk and the Mayor OF our
CITY, ever prompt and energetic in the performance OF aus
dutv having elegraphed Ia the agent OF the steamer
Charles MorSan Lsq received from him an answer by
mail that the Star ofthe West was boarded by the mes
- NJ Vork and the most diligent and thorough
,esrch was Immediately made throughout tho ship bi'
mo fugitiyes were found board. She reached tne
Citv nj 10 o'clock on Tuesday morning and IT'S certai"
8 vs tho agent that no one could have escaped There
/, now no doubt that they got OIL in some eoang cra
hound TO the North effect which they douou m
some secret hte agent arrange for their escape INC
u"Ice Il i hoped will bear this in mind The Mayor, we
learn cave instructions yesterday morning to the pce
officers TO search all vessels leaving ths ioI no
ports. l.NOIlvHN VIZ .1'-' -
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TEXAS.

F.om The New Orleans Pieayuas. Dec. Is
Rv the arrival OF the steamship Perseverance Captain
IAwkss We have received dates from Galveston and In
re Ner Of the 9TH in its commercial article, has the
We had succession of singalary dne weather for the
advanced vegetation has thus far not been inter
lur ed ard late picking Of cotton may be expected to
field better quality than usual In the upapds picking
4 row pretty nearly while in the bottoms the planters
have stia their hands fan OF WORK.
Sco sugar plantations through grinding, others co
.;,ns workirg and report favoraby 20 the quality
while the yield Is irregular and short Of the quantity PR
duced lss, season.
From Houston VIC Learn that business was worry sciiye
ard cotton coming in ifeei!-reoeiPts being about 100
bales per day. -, -, ,.,
the rGst week Sickness has now entirely ceS'ed ana the
danger in visiting this lace is over. ,..,.,,..,
lie delav OF opening of the rivers for regular navigation
T. seriously felt by all classes of our merchants oeVes
steamers are in readiness TO gointo the Trinity 'rshe no
roT,s m this river mention continuation OF ram ont 40
rot announce that the rise OF the river Is suhcien 20 %
nit ofUaNigaiiyn.
Tho steamer Eclipse gOt ground on Cioppefs bE
night before last, while on her way 70 galveston we m
destsnd she had OF board some seventy or eiGny pe
rers and about SEQ bales OF cotton The passengers were
sk,n c Yesterday and brought 70 this city by the steam
or san JaCinio She still aground by our I@' ac
counts. - u,.. . ,..-
rom one Of the representatives. from Cameron County
stating that information was Incorrect rs otae avs
ion of parties on the Rio GrandC relative 10 the removal
~ the tustop, House from Point Isabel 20 Brownsville
Our correspondent says il is sectional question: aai
hears no racn 10 the issues which divide the keds ana
Blues In fact each party has members opposed ana IN
favor # the proposed removal -
gentlemen who left Cincinnati on Friday IA" says nc
fcfded tho Trinity horseback. fonr miles beiow tnaI
pisce This shows very low stage at wafer AMI tne
ssme Is said 10 be the condition Of all orr rivers Anoc
citizen and experienced navigator Of the TRINITY says ne
oss rt ,ok for permanent rise t the 18th or 2Olh inst
About then he confidently expects it. There are now
some reror Of rise at the head waters Of the Trinity
hut we know wha. confidence these reports are en-
ul,d to- -, ~, Il.
There has been a protracted meeting of the Methodist
Church OF this city for about two weeks past aud t nlat
SESSIONS s continue. We understand tibet considerable
interest aud some excitement has been manifested AL thar
an accession to the church has beea made Of some hteon
or twenty members The ministers now in Attendance are
the Rev Messrs Cravens Pettway and Cannon ihe ho'
ar Al,xanderi is expected by Sunday next
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GUYANA MINERAL. WATERS.-Minersl Waters
jfrs = Cs;hsriIes NssGrs FaAs C. " Eefe u -
"a aers have Cd the biggest ePctslo1 iot - cs
- srr..cr az the liver. ktnry- earoric CAT
s,.rferv esol-rs rbeurasz Ian oaso pesfssH sl
80 -. v.r.ts of dseasss oftfr skn Ase ie -- -.
~ r. 5rs,es ni uals dsQerdsnt On dsliiy- oS1s3 = =
otihe1'Iss "s'- '--A- II W STEPHENSON. Prs7ristor
vfor.le Dp.t No. IL Esisenst Ns~-i''1 f'''s y 9
res istie- $500, ,, ,,r,v.vorx.
r-.ttrr CLARK q 90 Sos l6, - Az - bEsalFsJ
lar 20 l1l Irofta-y
Hrs re zee rrCscEaT-
Fisis-rd sor so irptdHAF
CIculie, 20 st. g.aFiy
tr.f So Ic- 6.llr
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uOaIer Cure.

HYDROPATHIC SChOOL.-Ihe school Depart
4 ueut of Dr. TRAILS WserCure Establishment W ID
Isleh Is row .uccsu operation, wiih ample t,eie FOR
,irrh ard general redcsi Teachers Dr. irh r
shsv Dr. syor Dr Wellington, Dr. suodgass n fowler a..
A sfssse tro Miss :. CossweiL
uNDbOPA1HIC and HYGIENE iNSIlIU ~
I No Is I.'rff.f- r r TRAIL. D. Proprietor; - II
1syI on N d md DR. J T. HOsFO2D. Assistants Accomno-
sens fr iC0 peron Fecial department for female dsase
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Hhstellaaeous

A NJ HINKLEY, Forwarding ana Commission
rs kerchsHf Aspawsll d. @.
~ BEWARE or IuPOSTERSi
BEWARE OF THIEVES
gse OoSTAR'S RAT. MOUSE COCKkoACu A. EXTERNi-
MAJOR =. hc ou Hkoleas AadfeiaG dcPl- No a.,
Brofesay, H Y.
DONE BrST-A consignment of Bone Dust suit
Il - abb s1f ssrsr ktflefs fos a,ie vcry loT, tT
a. O holt = Co. 500 Counties Gig.
WEST IOWHER.--B T BABBlTf j. the orig
Sci .rstl.ol 81 'h, ,ie15l fe-st pou'r rl Pfers
a. cold 0. him M . ara ~ Wash zionist Res In
ssns itlis Ys.hs .tort ~ 'i 'sr CO. 'e s>h pc
sftff
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crgal NoIIrss.

A SSIGNEFis NOTICE-Noiice il hereby given,
n that THOMAS B. LEGGETT JOHN W LEgG , ~ snd
SS Efst oa@%s.oo F.psI M.ieh,p Guy %
Day made an s1T.n. 81 ~ mr. re,on ase5.ed
to the required % call uion trsnes
az, enc t ,s 10 Pre,sn The sane to him di
"'I' - 40 - '''-- CHARLES 4 MACY, Assignee
ASSIGNEl s.. NOTlCE.-An persons indebted to
AFBIDEBICK W KNAPP, Of ih. city hesy noass 'aa
he sssifnu'n 4 hs property 70 ne
A BENEDICT, AAsnee No 20 Broaa@sy.-
~ PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate Of tho
Connv OF NewYors noe- hereby given 20 al 2sS'gn
claim, sssr CAROLINE WILLIE IT. late Of the Cryoi
co.. q go !. By oee No s. Iib. IN city NYrs
or leoe day Of May nes-Dasc SeEfofh 'A' 'a y
0f 10 I.~ssw i.'' LucrUs ROBINSON Executor
IN PUKsI ANCE OF an order OF the Surrogate Of
The Sosny % "fPESETus GRAY late OF cy
Aew4 ee'a d 70 y, n Ss % h Re Civ q N,
Yosk on OF before dy Of April next-Dated Mes"
fS es lSs sfvfh'A '' ELizABEfH GRAY AdmaaI
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate OF the
Go.n W.T. HSief S6s sfTw fs s o f. J Of NV
Yea eecelsd present The with vouchers thereof % me
ssseIes a; a' s5' &c bts Sev.Yors ssa 5ih
a. OF St A.s ssI JOHN ANDREws Aaalns;r4or.
s' s, 81 isvsHowed
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate of
Iarins ain sssirsi HUGH CUNsISGHA ate Of ne CtI
Hsts ebl he ter. to s Of sa ne. assh
D.ied New-Iort. he sixth day Q, .Ptsgs,s,r iS5i
.7,,ue..w. JAMS MEEH1N S~'c-''''
- Office is hereby given according to law aud in
~ rarrsrce CT Al Of as col9y Of
ffISG lte Of he Civ Of NsFYar Ph5ss deceased
,ett ~ sane i Sgsas 20 , CO. ~ S YsE TEX
tee Of trlrsacor business "a tie e fAJ oi June
iss Se~-Yo'l the f nc CO q e e9ss To-
ii Is~sm' ISAAC DAtL9. Aan... ..--.o-.-
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last week, but the guard cut their way through.
Tartar beasts Of having killed l20 of the Arabs with his
ovn hand.
We are very quiet here, and have little doubt that
the STERN of war viii blow over. But who can tell
what day may bring FORTH Yours truly, II l.
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II.
UNITED STATES MAIL LlNktifest SoaseIn Eopte t,qn
MACON srd COLUMBUS. "a and .NONfGOdkRf, Ala Az
r. osf ucu FLORIDA The trst cas- f,eaas,is
AUGJ STA leo igts, ~ Los Lyen ALAs AlA ~
10 vil leave FNERY SATURDAY, AID alternate WEDNEa
DAYS o'c'cck ?. n. % follows. ~ =,
Aishsrs Cspt Soh,nck Dee u Alsaa Cspt SalN - c =
-. C,tt Dec l. Augusta Cot Lvou.-.Dee d
N-7' AID Ia same order anti iulthet n04ce
Won INE lNrtk'OA
g. l.,,e u ny f Macon &c Morning and EvsnnF In
r, dIsy in he as' Of III s'eslsh, "a ~ ESr M "a
,fs viii l,ave Sevsurah th>iAf ana "a y
my amer tie sr.iva 81 oclock. NJ tasn no
iip lie rext oruay e. OeloeA al iro Aontso G
III oeisrk 4 NJ GALS $ ho-s rCr S1vA1lia 10 l--
nskn l. bouIs land trsysl thar By any e'ssr route
7N-'' FOR FLORIDA,
"a, ..,.--., ST JOgIN'S Can't E-cdso-n sea-1r
NFLAkA Cat hing; and WILLIAM cas- " Up as
- T-,, regular ne. connecting via 'hess see -
-, N sverv TtE sDAY, HURsDA4 and Y ADAt
:, "a o,-locf fr Paka F01a touc-iag q Dsrien aaa
~ T,v'. Geor.is. jacksonville N1aeha-E fieoaA 80 =
Arsu. Yot5a These boa having uuserp-~e-
I'd tiins the 1lsnd oieI snpcse
iryNs md others For frci.ki CT rssssc 4ipF %
Z. MITCHELL. "a Broadwuy. SeE-A@k
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T,crE Tom DEFrSDED IN KENTUcKr-The following
from Tie Mwporf Ky Mars would seem to indicate that
the drama Of Uncle Toms Cabin Is destined 70 work It's
way quite successfully southwsrd in the wake OF Mrs
Slows book
No drama wes ever performed in Cenennai which ere
Cabin II was put on the stage under very favorable
circrmstances yet with the Gppurtenances suhcieny
nerfect 10 serve clever purpose. The main attraction -
In Inc speeches Of the characters and particularly IN Eva
Tho little girl peronatng that character is not six years OF
AGE ard YET so correctly performs tho part that the aa
dence is completely surprised and assonished she re
ceyes The most rapturous applause, while exciting ths
unrest emotions of the human heart This drama cal
culated to do great moral work and "a Il cDntans noh
ing offensive the most refined ear we suppose that ne
made up from the refined circles No hard hearted sinner
will find in anything harmonious with his tastes ana
such auditors we expect seldom to find at the heodeon
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Tale waning Tsfe warning.
For pedlars, uufh-soofninE,
Are selling their stuff deleterious,
In place OF y. LYONS
Inventions in Silence,


"a nI s' .siiiss sSsii .tSa 1sie,eriou.
Inventions in sienee,
COTNTERTElTS are ABROAD Of LYON MAG
- KETC POWDER AZ PILLS for destruction ofinsee and
,s9s .ls 1 LYONS B No "a Bo ~ S SS
the orufsss who act - his scents -
l. OK SALE GOO CANARIEs, just arrived from
ihs enes breeds beauty variety n
sS sfs. s sS sI fec ,' sa S 'IG1
10 T 6LANKE at No g. Diviiorst
EULLING, SECURING and OIL SOAP, for WOODEN
Manufacturer Of good quality aud st low prices delivered free
Of esht hsrt At q the vessel Andn or railroad dtP IN
N'' '' NC JANIS HARNESS. Schenectady NJ.
4 IGEEOUs MARBLE .-Wsreroop No 534S
II Broadway, EevYork FREUND Co. Manetaet1re.s "a
s.shs s T. sIss ss 10 sS q Ss o
.S sr I'D + ned or ri pups. S ssS aps
i've marble chnrehe. Drellpg. tsts, stors era
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sh-rs ali persons interested are invited to call
NVAIAM MORROW il, without exception, the
M no As,roogt the world or that has ever been
sSoTn w. 5 ,sei5 S s AIoos Science
vt, I've eourSship and marriage and very
host and S so Hsss sa y. bed ioasnd.
suIs her iIaye through tsIoss -, No 70
DARSONS & Co.'S RAT and COCKROACH In
s 3 &c Jc SKssS n0ss c. no 81 Bs1s.y GAS
also No Broadway Warranted 20 be successful or The
ncnev % be refurnsd. Price Is ets
RIO BUILDERs-Just received and for sale, a lot
Ofsupso suitable for h6oBs to Which tn 1ts3;ion
SRh ear 6 he'd greet deal less price Apply No io Pearl
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Attention Lists furnished AID information in sessId Ad
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Dr. KELLlssER My Dess Sir wLea TIE aboEe cold not
beisVe calling tasA IhsG could Dot eo-bts bt
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CFlAT SALE Of CHoICE PAINTINGS, ELE-

" CAVITY FRAMED, suitable for HOLIDAY GlFIs-oa
WFDNF sDAY MORNING, 2s At II ocect At the Gallery n,
s4 Rrodwev The meet attractive collection and moot
CIV q OH Psiing offered in this many Of them ~ onr
,ev ts American embracing pictures OF decided merit and
most do,rtble subjects Among them are magnncen
niece said 10 be Of that character IN the un
k.c Nv Roseu lively Winter by Hadwicke; ssnperb
nooreh prfec, &c by the Flora pieces Of rare cocep
lion inc cory Of Coles "Noyaee Of L"foa spen ia pictures
from eli oiood old Rich Sunsets River Vows suSny aa
scsVes Waterfalls Mountain Scenery, &c seT taude eohs
Pot,ip and others Figure pieces exquisite Portraits snd Historical
suf amer Sr nod Leonardo d nae
Of f. gsn tTencu III
az OF supebly eooed Every picture IL beau
v and tefllv end would se acceptable or desa
bic sNce Christmas New-Yesfs present Aso seleS W.
voe Of Ladies uad Portable Desks Pearl and ivory
frrausns Nictrscks Of finished workmanhp and me
s.tont English ard American Arnua for S' Albums roIt
,olics foil racuaFs
- - 80 a, tLe saescon JOHN LENI.ON. 81 Broadway