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Washington telegraph., 1853-07-13
WASHINGTON
MALE SEMINAR RE
THE I1th session of this Institution win

TNHE EIth Session of this Institnt;on ,r;ll
Il commence on the 3rd Monday " Santar,.
Der next
In entering upon the 9th Scholastic ro,- 49,
Principal desires to return his thanks III Jha lr,
and increasing circle Of friends which tba sIs,I
has gained. for their long-rontinncd favor M
to repeat his assurances that 10 labor ~ -
pense VIII be spared ~ render the Institution
worthy of an extended and liberal s1p,or.
The continued prosperity of the school far 4.
period Of hve years, affords a guarantee ~ a0
worth and permanence and parents MAJ, se.,r
their daughters with the complete assurance th,t
a full and efficient corps Of teachers will III -I
ways provided, and that every facility wiz ~.
Afforded ior the thorough education OF their
daughters
The system Of instruction il emnenfIv adj
to the object in view, vito inlpart i prarII.s
and finished education.
The course Of studies system Of teachinr au
Government have been frequently present tr
the public Every means will be empIoye5 An
lnculcate thoroughly and comprehcnsiv..i.
knowledge Of facts and principles and to di-5.;n-
line and develop The powers Of tine mind.
Ii Is to believed that this school offers pprsr,I
advantages for education The location Is eno;-
nently favorable The undoubted hcaIthtirlnasa
the moral, religious, and literary advantages of
Washington, together with its central nos;t;or
indicate il highly suitable place ior III Insti-
tuition OF an elevated character. Besides these
Its spacious and convenient buldings-its si,nnlv
OF appaIatus,-its facilities il the department II
Music and other raccomplishments,-and its teach
ers possessed ol long experience III their profes-
SION recommend it to the favorable regard Of the
friends M education.
PGpiss from distance are received into TIE
family of the Principal, where every provision is
made Tor their comfort, and where their progress
m study becomes the object or special care.
The charge is made only from the time of ell
trance into The school. ND deduction ior ab-
senee unless by contract with the Principal.
The Terms, payable Faqrfciy in advance. are AZ
iollows-Session 81 weeks
Tuition IN Alphabetical department $500
IN AcddemiedI $4,000
Incidental expense 81 90
Music, Piano Or Guitar each s3DOD
Latin. French. or lta,iau each SI2Op
Drawing and Painting Sl9oO
boarding with its c0ntiE-4nts III
washing. lights, &c 5000
ne usual rates nj interest will bc charged On
all bills that remain unpaid at tie close oi the
session.
8. ~ SLACK, a. M. Prin.
HaShiagfon, -frk., Jriy ca, 1888. 81
Washington telegraph., 1853-07-13

SLAVES ENANCIPATED-We learn that
DR. Maddox, of Bayou Boef. Louisiana,
who went to Cincinnati few days since
with his family, on the David White, was
accompanied by three slaves, family servants
two youths and a girl, between the ages
Of l6 and 10 years. While in Cincinnati
he called them before him on the wharf
telling them they were in free State, a
State where all alike were compelled to work
fora livelihood that they had never worked
any for him, but now he set them free to
take care Of themselves After bestowing
a sum of money upon each, he bade them
good bye, and turned off and left them.
LON CONrief.
Washington telegraph., 1853-07-13

WoMAN's RIGHTs IN A NEW PHAsE.-
Tie Greenfield (Mass.) Gazette states that
on She 22d ult., the day OF the Tunnel Con-
vontion at Greenfield. the ladies Of Shell
burne Falls made grand oifigy of Judge
Warren. and at about nine O'Clock in tie
erenlng, suspended it in the air near the
centre of the villagc, With polished boots
and white Kid gloves on. and burned it in
the presence Of quite a company. mostly Ia
dies, after which al united in giving three
hearty cheers for the tunnel and returned
home
Washington telegraph., 1853-07-13
CO-PARTNERSHIP.

TNHE undersigned having purchased the Drug
a. establishment Of DT. r. II. Williams intend
keeping general assortrnentof Of Drugs, Medicines,
Paints, Oils 4 Dye siuifs-
Our stock will De purchased under the personal
inspection of DIR. FosrER who viii start East IN
few days for that purpose
We will be enabled TO sell articles in our line
on better terms than they have ever beer offered N
this market and we warrant every article sold
by us to be pure and genuine,
Prescriptions put ZIP and accurately compound
cd al any time day or night
CHA5S 3. mitchell,
ID. MI. FOSTER
Washington Fe5. 16, 1853 =
Washington telegraph., 1853-07-13

To the bill in the California Legislature,
appropriating $1,000 for the capture Of the
bandit joaquin, Mr.. Proctor offered an
amendment authorizing the Governor to ap-
point three commissioners, who shall settle
all adverse claims to the head of Joaquin,
provided his ears be reserved to the State
as revenue.
Washington telegraph., 1853-07-13

The RIVER AMAzoN.-The first steam
ship which ever sailed up the waters of the
Amazon, left Para, Il seaport of Brazil on
the 1st Of February. She is named the
Marago, and her destination was the city Of
Barra, in the province Of the Amazon
Much enthusiasm was shown in consequence
Of this first application of steam to the navi-
CATION of the largest river in the world
Several steamers intended for the same trade
have lately been launched, or are in pro-
gress of building in England
Washington telegraph., 1853-07-13
T'Ise State OF fArgkansas.

CCUNTY OF Polk.
Ia Polk Circua Court, Mareh term, a. D. 1888.
Bernard II. Hampstead, D..,.
us. f"an'"h 'of
Margaret 4. Gray, e a. fa''"''"'
n pursuance of Tie order and decree Or TIE Polk
Z county CiFcuit Court, on the ChanceTy side
thereof, in the above entitled cause. will n
commissioner appointed by said Court. on tue sth
day of August next, between the hours Of 10
O'Clock n. M. of said day the premises in said
county OF Polk, proceed To sell 10 the highest bid
der for cash in hand. ~ irf: The East hall Of the
Southeast quarter az section No. III. and South
west Z Of the Southwest ! Of section No. 13. all
in Township mo. ,, South of range No. 30 West
and containing in all one hundred and twenty
acres more ar less; the same being the property
well known tile Baker Springs"
NATHAN ELDRIDGE.
Washington telegraph., 1853-07-13

IDoLATRY.--The Chinese company, late
Iy arrived at New York. before they would
decide to perform on Friday night at Niblo's
tossed up their wooden God. Josh, (heads
CT tails) to learn whether they could do so
with impunity. JOSH like loaded dice,
came down favorably.
Washington telegraph., 1853-07-13

The Lantern suggests the following remedies
for railroad accidents:
l. Hang two directors at each terminus. and
one every fifty miles of the road
? Hang one engine-driver every twenty-five
miles, and three wherever the road crosses river
OF along the side Of a hill.
J. Legaiize the use OF a lynch law by the
passengers whenever an accident has occurred
Washington telegraph., 1853-07-13

Julien, the celebrated musician, whose
fame has spread all over the world, it is an
nounced intends visiting this country, and
will commence a series OF concerts at Castle
Garden, New York, on the 9th of August
Ills band will comprise $50 Of the best in
strumentalists Of Europe, together with Bot
tesini, the celebrated contra basso, Anna
Herr, and others known to fame
Washington telegraph., 1853-07-13
DIRECT TRADE.

THE ADVERTISER i prepared to receive
L CO9tOfl in this. or BY his Agents, at any
other Of the American ports, and To forward il to
any port III GEEAr BEirIN or Oh tie Continent
or EgEoPE. as may be directed By consignors. or
to sell id this. n any of the DJ1rasic Foreign
harAe's ana to make CAsH ADVANCES on it when
received. Also to execute orders lnr any articles
desired in any Foreign W Domestic Market
Please address, HENRY MANKIN.
Commission Merchant.
I6 Bor'y's IEiarf, Baltia.oye
Jnne % lSi3. 2G-3w.
Washington telegraph., 1853-07-13

DoN'T ALL SPEAK AT ONcE.-Venezue-
Ia has sent forward a motion to be admitted
into the American Union. A correspond
ent Of the Philadelphia North American
writing from Porto Cabcllo, makes the fol-
lowing exclamation ''Would to Heaven
that Brother Jonathan, in the excess of his
republican generosity, would take this beau
tlful country under the cover of his guns,
and add another star to the glorious Amer
lean constellation"
Washington telegraph., 1853-07-13

A man, OF at least a thing that wore a hat
and shaved, entered suit yesterday against
his mother before Esquire Jocelyn to
recover small amount claimed by him for
pretended services some Il or Is years ago.
The mother is nearly 100 years old and is
the widow of revolutionary soldier. The
son claimed to have assisted in getting her
pension, but failing to prove this, could not
recover anything. ". Y Tribune
Washington telegraph., 1853-07-13

The first weeping willow in England was
planted by Pope, the poet He received present
OF igs from Turkey, and observing a twig in the
basket ready TO bnd he planted it in his garden.
and It soon became fine tree. From this stock
all the weeping willows in England and America
originated.
Washington telegraph., 1853-07-13
Cabinet FTanufacforv,

yT7fiT. undersigned hu1 opened q shop ~ tha
i Manufacture Of Furniture. opposite the Court
House at the stand recently occupied BY Mr. COZ
LrNs. where he il at all times prepared To fiji any
orders in the line Of his business Particular and
prompt attention viii be given to repairing.
Orders for furniture respectfully solicited.
ID. III. HAWKS
". B Collins made and trimmed To order and
attention given at funerals. ID. II. III.
flashing gfOn, -9DrK ~. 1853. lift
Washington telegraph., 1853-07-13
EoTICE TO FEMALES.

John THl's FHrEarnriila III RI r greatest fInaio
medicines IN cA~crre- In chose numerous ess--
where the constitution 4 drii.afei the sersy
~ i--.rrrh wIinn the efforts nT weak and
deficient. rrrlHc -rh EI-. rlrfi the fre
is pale aui colors- the Strength feeble and iug the
spirit frnii Hni drrrrsrr- fr hrHifil iTrkan- Eini
shaken arA ruritlt- rF irrrirs hcrruarf- then
Huils Sarl T1IIia r sovereign rrs.cir- d assists
In te performance II ir Lny. Lrarrz the Efoc
rsfrurttnlH sAeris ~-sstrs TEr- nfd healthy
blood nrI iart- hralfif ard H7pfincFs Were ladis-
.-.---i-. N. t tllis lirne E4nulA
gas suffering tiA4Hr Eli uUap pines ztHnrE rhrn-
than ezi.. tclf,s vcuii lake tine ps. - uc
fhn Gus5 rf,rs rntii succeed tr felil fres should
AH iir instead aHh perhaps hnlp4 ApnE
c. ~ fisraEe- rals -issra'!e
hy rrI-arF r1--iuT and afi-ic-.on- A. that crsrai
period rlIi=l tir XIII f-r Mirl i rfHn attended
ss.rr isnI sIraynrilla a. fugnI tn slerr
tetEesl rifrt tn lsiics approaching i- eEisi-
iinuiI h #r-i- si f iae- nE AVA! themselves oi t4iis
lH.tY / t
Washington telegraph., 1853-07-13

There is now to be seen at the Exchange
news-room, Liverpool, the model of a pad
dle-wheel vessel worked entirely by sails.
The inventor is a young American. 1t is
understood the sails act best in head ind
Washington telegraph., 1853-07-13
Il H ~ GOODS, ,

THE undersigned would respectfully inform
i his friends and the public generally, that he
D. now receiving ana opening large and well Sc
lected stock Of GOODS, consisting OF
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
Groceries, Salt. Hardware and Cutlery. Iron.
Nails and Castings Qneensware, Saddlery and
Wagon Harness. Boots and Shoes Hats and Caps.
Summer and winter Clothing, Fresh Shaker Gar
der Seeds together with great variety of arti-
cles usually brought TO this market.
All Of which he offers for Sale at the lowest
market prices for Cash or To those who pay pune
tually on Credit. GEO. w. GREEN.
Washington. -lprl 1a. 1853. 15-3m.
Washington telegraph., 1853-07-13

The monk LEAHEY, convicted OF murder
in Wisconsin, has been sentenced to the
Penitentiary for life.
Washington telegraph., 1853-07-13

\ pretty woman is ike great truth or great
happiness. and has no more right to bundle her.
sell up under green veil or any other similar
abomination than the has to put on green
spec;acies.
Washington telegraph., 1853-07-13

A syphon for dairymen is now in use in
Scotland, by means of which the milk is
drawn away from the cream instead of skim
ming the cream off the milk.
Washington telegraph., 1853-07-13

The Pennsylvania Legislature, during its
recent session, made appropriations amount
ing in the aggregate to $5,50l,597 "a.
Washington telegraph., 1853-07-13

An old female miscr recently died at
Richmond, Va, and ON searching her prem
ises, il is said, $500 in specie and $1,000 in
bank notes, many Of them ruined by worms
and bugs were found
Washington telegraph., 1853-07-13
L. Eotice .
ND OFFICE.

hAsEINGroN. ARK's-
July. 2nd, 1853. }
NOTICE IN HEREBY GIVEN. that after tle
l expiration Of thirty days from the date here
Of applications ior the private entry oi the follow
lng lands viii W. received at this office. Tile same
having been heretofore enormously marked on
the plats 0fthis Office w sold
The whole ot section and TO- in Township 10
south. Oh range i9 west-the md Of l-EI and FL
Of SW Or. 2; WIZ ~ ana Sl 20, III Township X y
II: 20 " the : = qT. and 81 ~; 81 Gr. 4: W.
OF n Il qr. ll, whole of sections 20 ~. ana 2i
N ., II 20. aud N y ar. ~. in I + u w.
BENZ. +. JET, Register.
CHA'S II. mitchell. Rrrcirer.
Washington. July 8. 1853 ~
Washington telegraph., 1853-07-13

Fools invent. and wise men buy. The
genius who taught the people to print by
steam power, died pauper.
Washington telegraph., 1853-07-13

NEW GOODS.
WcCEszlagEa s Brown.
III ANlNG permanently located at FULTON.
Il ARk'S, have Just received and will keen
constantly on hand general assortment of Dry
goods Groceries Hardware. Quecnsware. Hats.
Boots, Shoes, and such Drugs and Medicines as
are generally used in this climate.
ALsO-A general assortment of Summer ana
winter CIothlng. Persons visiting Fulton are
respectfully invited to call and examine for them
selves.
Has highest market price paid for Hides, Pei
tries. Beesvax &c
Fulton, .4rk's., .4pra 6, 1883. 1i-tf.
Washington telegraph., 1853-07-13

The Suh-TreaSury in New York. the Expires:
says, is now fuller than it ever was before, run
ming up to SS009,000.
Washington telegraph., 1853-07-13
WILMINGTON

FE a e e a G. A Ed e Td Z.
HNHE next term Of this Institution will COM
a n,ence on the 5th of August next. Tuition
for session of 20 weeks,
Primary Department. ...........S15
Higher English Branches ... ...S17
Cassica, Department. ....... $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 foI
half the time.
W. NJ. CARRIGAN, A. B. Principal.
Washington, July 18th, 1853. 2S-6w
Washington telegraph., 1853-07-13
A GoverEless wanted.

TNHE undersigned wishes to employ Young
Il Lady, who is fully competent to teach the
various branches Of thorough English Educa-
ton, together with French anu Music. 10 one
who can give satisfactory references. a liberal
salary will be given. Address the undersigned at
Columbus. Hampstead county, Arkansas. enclos-
ing certificates of character and qualifications.
JAMES III. WALKER
.Jnne 2lst, 1853. 25tf
Washington telegraph., 1853-07-13
WaEESEED,

On Sunday the 10th inst, by Richard B. Pur-
dom, Esq, JAMES J. BIDDIE to Mrs. MARY Burn
HAM, all of Hampstead county.
Washington telegraph., 1853-07-13
u IL W q TORE.

fTNllE undersigned invite the attention Of the
- citizens Of Hampstead ana adjacent counties
to their new and general variety Of
Fashionable Goods,
now opening at the old stand of w. * NJ. Moss.
They will sell low for CASH. Or Oh twelve
months time to those who pay once year. Those
who wish good bargains will DO well to give us
a call ana examine Our Stock
BELLER & STUART.
Washington, EIarch 8, 1853 10
Washington telegraph., 1853-07-13
PAE UP! paw UPs!

u NJ u IA - III y - .
A IL persons indebted to the undersigned UP 70
N the 1T day Of january last. are hereby re-
spectiully notified that must have some money,
and consequently am under the necessity Of earn
esily requesting them to come forward and settle
up at as early day as possible.
n. III. w MADDUK
Washington, Te5. 16, 1883. =
Washington telegraph., 1853-07-13
Sale Gf Town H.aes.

VIE lots at Magnolia the county site OF Col
A umbia county. VIII be sold on Monday. the
22d OF August. 1855. Terms CT sale. one half due
lst Aarch next, the balance twelve months there
after, with approved security
G. M. GARRETT, !
"a. GODBOLD. Cosa'r.
4. J. THOMPSON)
.JuIy &, 1853. 27-tds.
Washington telegraph., 1853-07-13
Fresh G Genuine Medicine.

Fresh G. Genuine Medicine.
DR BENZ. p. JET. offers to the public, at
~ his old stand opposite the Clerks Office the
largest ana best selected stock Of DEUGs and
MEDICINES ever brought to this Market which
he proposes to sell at very reduced prices, for
Cash. or to punctual men.
Also every variety Of Patent Medicines direct
from the Manufactures Warranted to be gen.
uIue.
A small stock or well selected Books and Sta
tionerv on hand, which vii! be sold extremely
low
Washinrfon June Isl. 1853 22-Sw
Washington telegraph., 1853-07-13
"a BEAUTIFUL CLEAR SKIN.


ror AZ atr.iir cic-r, ieautifui, uhe kin snd
tnsg cnr-ri rlrk- Iin CT 10 yrr-nns
.Alr- NhEa lfH FffrafrrH FnTnutlT n TIE MfHf-1
.zoriirg ics vHs. Ia4nts- and coioTir-
materials. restore ssl4lanre cf vlst dsz-e
irTEri rH nt- Hri ttnt trr ~ih 1rra- iDlurE t3
hr i--. Ers ~traa- rfia is iiie be-t r-e c known
hgrG ifc- flc sfu T.. even rricle q Hnsrti
lnl i-4 nsr l-rrh F hloaf Fi E ir IFa- hfFT-
tnI rf-rrDuE. Es4= Irit. intr vessel Ali
zs-5r elo. aI-i aFk 'ountst-nce TO tllc lufls
i. f-hnrss nf .n- IaiIss atafinr fie = fzia..
ll iniEu4nA 4l Erilr AriA- -lr uii t-atuai
rlnel rrri tB li.a ui-r y sa1Ar=s and q hint Is
.uot rh fss -Le iaiiss
81. earnc-r iir.c sii prrsous zho suffering Ei-I
~ ti.n l.i- I.a h ifr if-'' IN fril IA Dr. John
tT'- Ara4- ar.l r- ru.r nf hnlla Family Journal
etri-: a1I lr tf- t- cI LtH-ari ne here tlIa- .
.il .f'ri iii mi ~ f1lu suai.fr 20 give 3uiIs
4Irart rfftL- Ht rr rtaiifr Hia Erfotlrf s m, mn
.e tA+. fta ita l -itr itf ellie Doctor ~ publish
,r cath I-ll q o., rin'F- 81 serraiss q astounding
4aa trHtf H-a ltN -HTllliA- 1hr HLl0unF nf fe.-
.n... 4H.t-i4f Frrl rn lr Inllt - iHtA-ll
sr. -1.n-n ti.i.-ll-r-i iIiisi i1a-- ho-h 10
. ... ,-sr ft ... t.t1ctf.s osrrs a. ll-.ile.
.-. r.---. g--Hrfr-l N-Hre- Ma-sE hlAe l1tA
-t-- Iat4vilf- Nr
Sold by Mitchell & Foster, Washington, Ar
kansas.
Washington telegraph., 1853-07-13

TUST Received on consignment and for sale,
y large lot Of Bagging, Rope and twine, At the
upper Warehouse BY $. O. WHEAT.
Fulton, Der. l. 1852 i9-tt
Washington telegraph., 1853-07-13
OleglEg, .gecOris Asegsi.

OEeg7Es, sEccOPiS ASeEsi.
ID TSHTON. CLARK a. Co.'S Justly celebrated
N COD LIVER OIL, prepared from the liver
Of fresh God Fish, warranted pure. This article
has fully sustained itself i'll the OF diseases W
the LUNGS. particularly when taken with the
Phosphate of Lime; both of which may he found
for sale at mitchell < FOSTERS
Drug Store.
WashiHglon, Nay 4, 1853 IS
Washington telegraph., 1853-07-13
| UVash. Union

The organ speaks of bad men. ''who, to
promote selfish objects, dragged the Union to
the brink of dissolution. - and gives US to
understand that they are ''held up to man
kind and to other generations as example
and a warning" If bad men ever for sell
fish purposes dragged the Union to the
brink of dissolution, who in the name of
heaven and earth, were those bad men"
but Van Buren Abolitionists of 1913, and
the Southern Disunionists and Secessionists
of 1850 and 1851? And, if those North
ern and Southern enemies of the Union
those Northern aud Southern traitors, are
''held up to mankind and to the future gen.
erations as an example and a warning" how
are they thus 'held up?' Are they not
''held up as members of the cabinet, su-
preme judges foreign ministers, consuls,
charges, postmasters, collectors, surveyors,
&C.. &C., &c. &C.? And is, or is it not
likely that such an example and warning to
mankind and to other generations will be a
terror to all future enemies of the Union!
Louisville Journal
Washington telegraph., 1853-07-13

As has been the case on more than one
occasion, when bad men, to promote self sh
objects, had dragged the Union to the brink
of dissolution, and the democracy re cscued
the Union from the pending catastrophe, SO
it will be, if at any time new, or within the
term of President Pierce, the adversaries
of the Democracy may seek to renew their
war upon the Constitution. They will be
beaten off from their prey, and once more
held up to mankind and to other generations
as an example aud a warming.
Washington telegraph., 1853-07-13
Tiae State of Arkansas,


COUNTY OF HENPsTEAD.
OGice of The Clerk of the Hampstead CUc,,i Court
on The Chancery SIDE herof, racution, July oh,
"A. d. 1888.
William L. Brown, Libe7am J
rs. L;Jci for Dicorce.
Nancy ]. Brown, Defendant
FESHlS day came the said Libellant by his So
L lictor and fled his libel herein duly sworn
to- the object of which is to obtain divorce from
the bonds of Matrimony now existing between
him and said defendant: and the said libaant
having also fled an affidavit that the said deen-
dant is a nonresident of the State OF Arkansas !;
it is therefore ordered that the said defendant be
notified of the pendency, nature. and object of
this suit and that unless she shall be and appear
before the Hempstead Circuit Court in Chancery
sitting on or before the third day of the next
term thereof at the Court-H House. IN said county,
to be holden on the seventh Monday after the
fourth Monday of September. A. ID. 1853. and
plead. answer or demur to said libel, the anne
will be taken for confessed, and decree accord
ingly and it is further ordered that copy OF
this order be published in the Washington Tel
egraph" newspaper published in the State of
Arkansas. for two weeks successively. the last
insertion to be at least four weeks before the COM
mencement of the said next term of said Circuit
Court, and that tie same when so published.
be taken and deemed sufficient notice to said de-
fendant of the nature, object and tendency OF
this suit.
S. T. SANDERS, Clerk.
A true copy from the record.
Test ST. SANDERS, Cierh.
BY JOHN D. K1MBELL- d. c.
Washington, July 18th, 1853. 2s-2w
Washington telegraph., 1853-07-13
4. Q. O. f..

OZAN LODGE No. ., at Washington, Ar
" kansas, meets on Tuesday night of each week
c. B. mitchell, n. G.
I1adiagton Jane s, 1853.
Washington telegraph., 1853-07-13
500 REWARD.

SIOO KEN w AhDs
ID ANYWAY from the Planta- n
IL tin of the subscriber in Un- JA
ion equity. Arkansas, the 9th Ela1
inst, teo negro men--JACOB rlA
and ALIEN. EN
JAcoH i a mulatto, about ~
years oiage, six feet two inches .-.s<<=s3
high hal scar below his left eye, and the little
finger ofhs right hand is on.
ALLIE, is also a mulatto. about 81 or % years
Of age. low and stont-ratheT chunky--his eyes
are OF " How complexion.
MIi r-- the above reward for the delivery
uf#HH tWl mnl Iu HIH nv residence in Union
couat. -rlli uav ILLEGALLY ior ans ---lation
thaa HAaa NV NHair an HhHn-inH. ft iH HuH-
POSED tA.:y Ii-i ! g1r wv thc direction 1f sh Bu-
Isn dds undersigned al nion Srrings
". O- uAi5T tT''' Ea z7--
H GE6kGE.'
al ie-tr
ATE ARRIVALS.
INV IN -N nr- s.-amer FAAsrrs T1sEs. 1a
~ AlH.
a9oo 9o VI. l-e 10taa NEllaasra
~ bbls. fresh tLou.s F'aur. cor.1
~ Rectifed Whiskey, Candle.
:. 0id family Rye Brandy Cherries,
New York Gin, Pickles.
qr Casks Cognac Brandy. Tomato Ks,ch,n
hall bbls sup'r Whiskey, Pepper sauce
o WI IaIAs saiti Cnraco
~ ~ hegs, hheysNa.ls, ans, Lemon Syrup,
4 AVN M iouaccoi Annisette
1000 Regalia Cigars, snuff
o'ooU Cubs siXes, Candles. &c.
~ "A winch VIII be Sold low for cash only
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Washington telegraph., 1853-07-13

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