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Washington telegraph., 1855-12-12
WASHINGTON FEMALE

81 :" NH IL NN IA Hz ~ .
THE Scholastic year will commence on the
Il first Monday in October 1855. and close
the Thursday before the third Sabbath in July
following.
The Terms.
For a session of twenty-one weeks. patab,e
quarterly in advance, are as follows:
Tuition in Alphabetic Department. .sl5 90
Tuition in Academic DepaI tment, - 20 90
incidental expenses / 90
Music-Piano or Guitar each. $500. 80 90
Ancient or Modern Languages, each. -. l2 90
Drawing and Painting, - 90
Worsted- work and French Embroidery. 10 90
Board. including washing. &c. so 90
No deduction for absence, except in cases Of
protracted illness.
The principal having undertaken to establish
in Washington for its healthfuIness
and the intelligence and refinement OF its nhabit-
ants,-a High School for young ladies in which
they may receive thorough h. refined and polished
edueatioE.-pledges himself that nothing shall be
wanting on his part to render the Seminary
worthy of general patronage and the confidence
OF the community.
None but able and accomplished assistants will
be employed.
Having devoted his life to the cause of etluca-
ton, and with exrerienc of twelve years in
the art of teaching, he hopes by unremitting AS
sduity and attention to his profession, to build up
and establish on permanent basis Institution,
second to none in the South west.
i. J. JOYNER
Washington, .4ng. %, 1855. 34-tf.
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EDEC A L OTICE.
nR CHARLES B. mitchell. offers his
IL services to the citizens of Washington and
its vicinity. He may be found at the residence
of III. w. Smith.
March 18th. 1s4s se;tf
Washington telegraph., 1855-12-12
$40 Reward.

STRAYED or STOLEN from
II I1/S the subscriber, four miles north OF
s~TN Washington, about two weeks
AS--e- since, deep sorrel HORSE. Q
years old and about 16 hands high-a small
white spot on the forehead, and one both hind
feet white. The horse rides xell and works well
in harness. He was unshod. Any information
With regard to him will be thankfully received.
or | Will pay the above reward for his delivery
to me- THO'S c. SMITH
Washington Dee. 10Th, 1885. 5O-3w.
Washington telegraph., 1855-12-12
Fer Sale.
Drs. Williams s. Hart.

HAVING formed Co-partnershlp in the prac-
i i tice OF Medicine. respectfully tender their
services to the public. Office at DR.. Williams
old stand, Main Street,
Wt1sirsto~, Nay 16, 1855. 2l-tf,
Washington telegraph., 1855-12-12
Liberation of the Aati-Perjury Commission
ers---Amcrican Demonstration

The five davs Imprisonment imposed upon Col.
Christy and Mr. Horton. by Judge Cotton for al
iedged contempt, in refusing to swear to the Locke
account of the vote at the 18th Ward Precinct At
the late election, expired yesterday. The friends
OF the Commissioners in order to show them the
estimation in which their maniness was held and
to show the world their appreciation of Judge
Co.tons arbitrary decision, repaired to the prison
parish in the evening, and escorted them up town
In triumphal procession. 1t was no ordinary
turnout The procession was several squares long
and was composed entirely of American gentle
men. including first merchants professionals.
aud other citizens of standing and IespectabiIity
1t was headed by Jordan's famous martial band.
and the American colors. followed up by the dis
.lnguIshed prisoners walking aTm-In-arm Other
flags were borne in the procession and in order
tnat noEe might mistake the nature OF it, two BAN
ners were borne bearing the words
".4NERIC.HNS IMPRISONED
Washington telegraph., 1855-12-12
gASHlN GTON HOUSE.
WaslkingtOn ArEx,S.

VIE PROPRIETOR respectfully -
L informs his friends and patrons
and the public generally that he has .!s.
recently completed and COM ss&4
modlous addition to this well known establish
rlent and thoroughly renovated and retitted the
entire buiiding-havng added several larye and
Pleasant rooms 10 those heretofore in use.9all of
which. have been well supplied with new and
comfortable furniture and bedding. With these
advantages the proprietor flatters himself that the
"Was1ifRgtOn House,
viii be found one of the most convenient roomy,
and pleasant establishments in South Arkansas.
His table will be supplied with every deicacy the
country affords-his house is well provided with
careful and attentive servants and the proprietor
pledges himself to spare no pains or expense to
promote the comfort of his guests
HIS Stables ard Lots are large and convenient.
well supplied with provender ard will be attend.
ed by faithful and trusty Ost,ers
THE STAGE OFFICE
For the lines of stages from Washington TO fit.
tie Rock and to Clarksville. Texas is kent at this
house-the stage leaves Washington for Little
Rock, every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
mornings at O'Clock A. NJ, and for Clarksville.
Texas. every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturda, at
the same hopr-going through TO either place in
two days:
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OfiCc.

A LII orders for Groceries through the House
n of d. & V. BLOCK, of Washington: Arkansas,
will be promptly executed by us,
A. Il HI. BLOCK
2S Common and Al Canal Stxeet-
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 1st 1854. 44-tf
Washington telegraph., 1855-12-12

MExIco-The report that Alvarez had resign
ed the Presidency, was intending TO do so, re-
ceIves no confirmation by the arrival oi the ORR
-dbd- 1t is stated that General Vidauri had made
a complaint to our Government through Col
Gadsden, our Minister to Mexico, in regard TO
Captan .Callahan's late foray across the Rio
Grande and that he will present claims for dam
ages to our Government, on the part of Mexican
citizens 1t is doubtful, however. whether our
Government will consent to have any communi-
cation in reference to the subject with any party
except the Mexican Government proper
Alvarez, it appears, is getting along thus far
smoothly, and 1t is said is introducing some re-
forms into the Government, reducing the expen-
ses- etc There is nothing else worthy OF the
slightest notice from Mexico IN O. Bel
Washington telegraph., 1855-12-12

q E1 Il e Il II M OK @
Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes; Harduare,
IRON, NAILS, SADDLERY, QUEENSWARE,
BEGGING and ROPE
ALSO, a fine, fresh lot of Groceries.
Such as Coffee, Sugar Molasses Cheese Crack
ers. Candies, Tea, Spices. Brandy, Whiskey,
Wines. Soda, Saleratus, Copperas, Madder, Indi-
90, &c &c, together with every article usually
found in Stores suited to the wants of the country
which he offers 10 the public as low as can be
purchased at any regular House; and he hopes, by
attention aed punctuaIity in business, to merit and
receive a liberal share of patronage.
IEaShtH sfon, Nay !, 1855. 1S-tf
Washington telegraph., 1855-12-12
for refusing to
PERIuRE ruENsELvEsI-

There was no noise or excitement at the prison.
OF during the march The dignifed appearance
of the processson, and the perfect quiet and good
order that prevailed, made it peculiarly impress
slve one. The line of march was through ST
Philip Royal and ST. Charles streets. 10 Poydras
street. and a countermarch to the ST. Charles Ho-
tel There the procession stopped and the Com
missioners appeared upon the portico of the hotel
They were greeted with three good American
cheers apiece, and then Col Christy made an ad-
dress In which he gave detailed parration OF the
destruction of the ballot-boxes at the Seventh
Precinct; and an able review of Judge Cotton's
tyrannical action. Mr.. Horton followed with a
few pertinent remarks and upon concluding. the
crowd sent up another round of appreciation and
dispersed. ~ o. Crescent 23d uh.
Washington telegraph., 1855-12-12
Receiving, Forwarding
COMMISSION BUSINESS.

II
THE undersigned having taken charge of TIE
L Warehouse. COftOn-sheds,
W. H "a aK ~9 <<oa
Co.. proposes to do strictly general Commission
and Forwarding business. Having had several
years experience in this line, and by giving it his
entire personal attention he hopes TO merit a con-
tinuation of the liberal patronage heretofore ex-
tended to this establishments.
New Sheds are being erected and there will
be ample room for any amount of Cotton he may
receve.-another convenience, is that every
Planter merchants cotton ,c Be stored seperafev
In connection with the Ware-h houses theIc is a
large and commodious WAGON YARD well
fenced in-also CABIN for the benefit OF team
sters or such may favor him with their busi-
ness
No Cotton shipped unless specially instructed
by the obrner or by the return of the receipts He
,cW make no discrimination 6etrceen boats unless
specially instructed so to do.
JOHN E. McCOLLUM.
A RID.
In retiring from the Warehouse business we
do SO with full confidence that it will be careful
ly conducted by our successor, JoHN E. McCoI-
LUN, who has assisted in that department of
our business for the last seven years. We will
still ship our customers cotton and fill all orders
for goods Cash advances made Oh Cotton on
the opening of navigation.
McCOLLUM, FELLOWS & co.
Camden, Oct II, 1855 42:ti
Washington telegraph., 1855-12-12
Dry and Fancy Goods,

CONSISTING IN FART OF
Prints, D0nsesticS, LorelkS, KerSeys,
Ltnseys tIannelS, Blankets. Satimets,
Jeans, CdSSiniercS, Cdna6ricS, Printed
Laaca,S, Bareges, Cinghams Jac-
0nefS, StciSs, CaoSs bard, Mil
ami Bo0k MuslinS, Tart
tons, ami a large rariety Of
FANCY ARTICLES.
Washington telegraph., 1855-12-12
TOBACCO. sc. sc.

Also every article of goods usually kept here
for sale, to which they would call the attention
of buyers before purchasing elsewhere. They
will also be prepared TO make liberal Cash ad-
rances Cotton in store, to be shipped to their
friends in New Orleans.
All orders for GOODS will be promptly and
carefully filled.
McCOLLUM, FELLOWS & co.
Scpfem5er -, 1851. 81
Washington telegraph., 1855-12-12
GODDg! REV GOODS!!
DdHD BLOCK

Di TID BLOCK
rs JUST receiving (via Camden) and is now
opening a LARGE and SPLENDID AS
SORTMEND OF GOODS. which will be materi-
ally augmented by shipments up Red River SO
soon navigation opens.
Among his Stock may be found fine assort-
ment of
Washington telegraph., 1855-12-12
s TR AY z ID.
TO Bank DebfOrS.

TNHE undersigned nave on hand some State
Il Bonds, for sale. Tor cash or on credit on
terms and In amounts TO suit purchasers having
fractional TO pay either oi the Banks of this
State. WATKINS & GALLAGHER
Little Rock, Aug. s, 1885. 32-6m
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" sisssnd senssfnsr % prepare % folio ANA y1n@r
erbfh BE r1~f1quh h.lr dys ~ rs1e ksr dge
Psr Nvsr shAfsr<o n1gH. srirNsu hair rsssrsts Nh a
rss.s, ds<qsss. bells uhs sts oca rssssr ssses
eshisfr<s, psnrste, A. rr>~ re- sss spts
broadway ~ and ~ ncw~vy IA ss ~ AL ~ Grad
y sod ~ Hn<eoa q D-lssn. sns us - ssvaas. ss-
~srt~t W nal vsr~rs a. kisrss Y. Dcaner-1.
Der q, rast OE>s, hscshiyr.
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DoUsTY LANDS UNITED STATES Passports AND

rn,,eS ptss- navy saiiors saS others-IAnd
satred extra pay paid United states passports farned In
irty - hous baanoee due widows and hairs Of dssrs>d
nsa States sailors collected and AL kinda q claims ssss'
United states recovered by Ebm AhD Bis~hLt~
C,RyE TRADE AND SAILORS RIDHTs r--ouRYLAa
II nIss he Trinity bulIdnss where ws ~i De hap
~ friends inventors wdews orphans and sea
men al The navy Land cais warrants BE- attended 20.
Bonr forget - Trinity buildings III broad uoms
ue, conc 81 W. u FuhIkk.
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MATRIMONIAL

GysTLEMAE. YEARS Or AGE. ~ GoOD
n family sd sdunAnnn. prepon~sslnx appearance kind
and snsross Aspostion snd having rnodersi> fsrass.
wishes 70 form . patrnonisl ab<
snd s<eoup shsd a<y Who po~~s~>es suxen'
Hsfray al her psrnonA eJpeoscs Address A. Ao~n. Por
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Ctpg cffpg-pE WARDS rwroGry~kyyys
- hstf. std Wlsf rrfsrss - reussss es<satn =.
10 psvsrfs r<Yfsss DO uu-s 49,
- 80 \. S~,slr~r H tAs gsw~f.>s 80
Bessr 6ssgg~sfs vsfyseAsf 1. . - 9sss s1-1s
rssss ivsfs. ss4r. O1s- No ~ Cs& srssx 60 II IN
rfcAfsaf.
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Tufs GnxAf nn9xpy spa yntvAyH prsvAra -Ds.
- -. 49,, . - ~ - - ss.ss, - :. 80
1850 b asvus. y Ms~a ~ ~ ss~s Np~s ~,
sar ~ ~ % - 1~yey q - ~ 49, 1e bvno
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A,0R LIv9RPo0I. -UkirED STATES NAIL STEAM.
u ship ArLARfIC, Capt Jas, Wsst-This steamship viii
Depart with Tia Unsd States mas for EUROPE positively on
Wednesday. Dscembsr L. 81 II O'Clock NJ nom her berth
sqsaued secommsions sor elegance s.d ecnius apply
EDWARD X COLLINS, Sc Wall street.
Pnssepgays requested 70 board by II O'Clock
Shippers please lake notice that The nhps Of hs
carry any goods oontrAband Ali pass
hIough e Post scs other. viii be r,1rned Tbs steam
EorcErhe Gays Of departure OF This linz from New York
Win be saturday commencing January add every alternate
Saturday aud from Liverpool Wsdn esday
January Is. and every Aternate Wednesday.
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TsTSCuMsseED REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OR
~ psshbosto@A q fe~ York, wu be hken Ia exchange
~sse .so.ni @ ars' ,lss- hrss msrsAss railroad bonds
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Capt Edridge.

ATLANTIC, Capt Wea. PACIFIC, Capt EArtdgo.
BALTIC, Capt Uonsosk ADKIArfC, Capt -.
These ships have been built by CONTRACT expresay gov
eminent service lyery has taken
Arncon ~ ALSO In Aeh engines srsngh speed
and their acconmodons for unsquAled Tor
elegance and comfort Price q from New York
elusive s,ate rooIn $50; IRON Iverpoo d
New York, 80 and ~ gunqas experienced surgeon a
tAehed 70 each ship. No berth secured until paid lor
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING
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TIRE ADVERTISER HAS 1900 TO 1850 70 ryvgsf
manufacturing Dsne.. or win buy ou . cast, par
trg buszsss down tovn 10 brooklyn Address 20
giving real name nature Dnanesx. Ac. Agssu nsed nj
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hH. COOPER. IL Duass sThggr Nay M cos
~ sol III On d~~>sss 70 W specially snssi-s ~
- susrAnss permanent cure rfusaa n<seaIys
hlD In opEBIIr ~ CONSULTED oosvfDgsTIAII.Y
" oil he 80. y sssssh ssess oytsfL~ r~nds
ieurfh door from tnS1 s'sesA bsunsi,s, rasa A. Nj w
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TDgosrs vsgDsUsSOxygNArg
fs,ss% ~ gNii sys ~ prsvsss Ass~>ss a. Z.
f.As fNss$ a D. s~essd, ,ss@s 1890. -. -
ban rsssss 1899 s~r~s uss ~fi am go -.
40 gsAsr .N1< sssws ~ 40 tk~.s ss-s s-r4-ss, -
,sssn 80 r~sh 90 s*aasssif 80 o, u 81. "a 500
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AIISCELLAEEOUs.


EGO 600 tssSss1 ia w. gAsrko og ssg
Aso sir os situated The Paterson road ba~s ~ West
Hobofen, n j., for exchange siso Oh ers cot
x1AA WILL ~ PAID ~ DR. TO BASS vESETfAF
PlOO Lnsment does not dys~nsry ooic hass
schs iocbachs chronic ri sm~ilsn @ burns
Ss S.sn ts@e lSe puse s.sr. I .aa nas. n ne no.
ossoShlsd pbysieiAns Ia the United recommend " sa
Free 20 ard DR.. Tobss o~.braa~i Hos. iAui
nsnt aso sor sale Ia pint bottles 10 esns -hich
- beat
CAsPHoRATED TRANSPARENT sTRKgGTngvISG
~ plaster, spread Canton nanne e1red JUICE
hirdfab oi yainsl nenrs.sie rarufnaflstu, uyamx
rtysieisne eeyrHaerd hem MADE oily by r ~ kEWMAs
D. - hudsou street and for sale BY drugxst generally
CLOVIS, ETovss, sroyHs.-ac. ie CANAL STRICT
larse asornaers Of The latest pattern. of nsn-
rfAiss and Kitchen fapgss. for sRls
riotes pu, ~ sd pipe nrnlsb-a yrales -
and tefsil
CANDt' EAKSAPARTIIA. THOSE WHO NAVE
1enefy Tor pgriyltF Ne a Cruuia.
- cnianeons rnpuss readily TESTIFY hat sA ssr1psrs
49, a.l.,crpus nNiiTf if,sn ~ sfr'', w
sanfeh mn 10 sAort Gnne The bodily aBeioss -
heir Irsune ssor Prepared sfi ~sf by A. % sAep..
einsrhs nv faleS ssest Scs foss sod sA-o ~ ffa<
XEsrkH WOon -I.ADrEs. 10 roo vIsn TO
ossutfvl hsDdsf rss DE ys~rts ho,rs Ieses usess
nsia sr. no eos-s pselsn essposiass, shry
I'D ss... 4 , s1 -sa-s III e ,ms = s.s
hsu ussi der are nstps's ser Your t~4afy sni ~
* s. u 'ss =. s sl az. so ''. -. 81
snnsf~w.
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MEDICAL.

1 sgw sooK-Tug MARRIAGE GUIDE, on PAM
sss',, .sa 1880 ,,s &C. In'a~ Vss- ~
aoles dc author nd eo.ar.r. hubdrdl sduas pss-s
sss~a .I.st so III award 81 NAL sse on ,~asip'
IRON he Nssoal and s.rss. Reyi~.,'Tse M. erlns
rdnsfy s..s ~ srsf ,sa -, one ,-.aa,s si.a gA
9e PesnnJ 'ors q cstesay Abd uorsv shaeh psrvssss
nR. ooGsrrr 70 pcAEE srGgEr. xExaEa ., ra.
't -. my ny e s,tl .. Dbl s. b., X sss %
nR. RAIPnp OFFICE Hoees TouA v sro,
~ Pm. sundsy s@spsa esz iielzsn 4. nrAs wos4sf.
tusr ruBLisuyD-Ss sssAY or rHg x0pEs
se.,a..n sae sss. q p.rygs' a.tsiAy Fr-s.rs a.a.
nd 20, re- o- rs'sv ofi-o sAnrs ~ Dr. n Okla
NY. Y iA.psnArd ss.ss. ~
xfsDIo.L ADVISER AND sAsKIA0y ogIpz y
..d .a@ '1 q. % ' s.ss.. sssr. $500 ga H.
.'.. sss' y V,ss s... = 49, 49,. 80 -. =.
baud ea.suA ssa ~ mauss fr 2 " - sua~s, =
- nsoss 9s.lss. ss,. I. s. ...s ', ,s i ~
gIss< .@sr. " s~,.,.,. sis.ssa 1920 "a :.
r.snnB.sfa'ng ~ L.-rsf<A "a Ne .rssss 'so,r a. s~s
unS st~ss. ze<anx Drsaesi- Day b,os. osasr D-ssvs
pIooRp's TREATMENT oy rnIyIrg Drsgasys-
.r'ssui snes, a~y ~ eossaisa IN c1oizs prt'ss
TtpvxAR, rrrv oRrA- yrsorghs pI~oovnr.-.
~ ne .ais s3s s,ss a. fh&grue. y fsrs. 90 ~ ,sA
I.sss, IT, ~ ssss. sss- ss.e .ss 81 4.
sssnx ~fr s>rty s1xs~. Ae IT,
sff.ss. 80 ysas Hs1ef go 90 <<s An 81
s<sl rsss ,sr-.L =. .As .s<s 4. lasss.S~ D.
r.rS.yrg - 90 nfs.sts = t~ s,srs~ ~ rssysss,
.ass 1rss~r&t, o. ecyV-ssiy 81 ~~Arsty ~~s.ia<LS
Al vs<.s 1rcs~s sh<A srh<s go ~
ktF he~a bsrstt ss9soss fr y ~ Il ~ ,~~.l III
yssi psFnss a 81 ley ...sr. Irsss s~s ~ y g. v~s
tsfosssa rrrssf - o.. eAsss a ft~~<s ~ss<f aafgaa
us fryi - ~ sS.Sn o.Ats 80
s,g,f. a ~ rsts><.s st~n4rS1 49, ~
- ts,ssgsriIs " a. sod 1880
sod 80. s----s - aas< .~si az <sT s.@@sl
20 eusg<- ~ .AI - 80 us saia t>ss vf1sYss
hs1 No. tsff sssfe~Sn 80 ~ s.~~ ~ -.ss trs~<
sessy - ~ iss vfste~~s sss rssss ~ A. A sAE
ROW y 0essr~ sts.s ness C&f~i sss ~ o.
srf- rss< w sverJ p~ss ss~.ss fpvs<Ax~r -
gsessis rsre $500 " r~rso~ 81 t~~sef 80 Tr>~As
rsrs a - ~a~td pa<as< - &91r~~<
s-s~ Ne tr~yS~~>~s ID a.. -rss- .. sA.s ~
1~ss - A~se~e a. ssvEh NJ h~kw CAapsxs,
Nf;AAsyAA. nevs sOs.<s v0ssA rer~s -
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I,BE ST. NICHOLAS AssOC1ATTON-EsTAB fIsaED
benevolent objects by the employees Of
ss otiws give their second annual ba the Of
he 18th December friday The Chinese Assembly
The having noeed card pnbi~ef under
the of the hIcioa- Association dresN
ball IN be given the December he CITY
Rooms, and IN tina, u has contraction with them
with The designs for The benefits OF the as-ccsca.
W. T. CoAIg, tecretary. GEO. P1kHRfS, President
THE SECOND ANNUAL GRAND MASONIC BALL OF
yrw Lodge No 3S Of Free and Accepted Maaons, viii
ted At the Apollo Rooms, 30 40 Br0sfxay FRIDAY
ing Dec 7.is Tickets e. To he had at IN. door Com
nree Of Arrsn gemen,s flames 0oha, George DARCY
lssac Levin, benjamin " okes Samuel vlnsar Thomas
svreIcs- JOSEPH SHAW Chairman.
WnIfAn Lvrscsros. Secretary
yUAsHINGTON HussAR s COMPAsyP, CAPT joins
w D. kohmanfh he seventh annual ball y, the Washington
iIuSsnru will take place Thursday nsh he 0tTinsL
Washington Hall l03 Elizabeth street Tickets o. be o.
AIMED ri the door by order q he CoRnluss u Arrange
ueLis
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COO QAa -fsFoRMATiOE WANTED or NuUEf.
- AU.OOU.Kingalsnd from stoke he~ing o. Enslsn
Aso, sir os situated The Paterson road bak ~ West
Hobosen, j., for exchange Aiso OH er's
cheap Address Dalton, Atlantic Hotel Jersey City.
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EDW,D X COl.llN5, Sc Wall street N. Y.
brown, SHlPLkY CO., Liverpool.
STEPdkk KENNARD A Co., n ustn Frlars, London.
Is. q. WAINWRIGHT A CO., Paris.
The owners OF these ships will be accountable for gold
silver bullion, specie jewcIry, precious metals
less bills cflading sgre ed hersio and he value
therein expressed
shippers take notice, that the ships of hs
carrv any goods conr nband OF
All letters mus, hrouob The pos Office any oihsr will
returned
day Of departure Of this line from saw York
Tor 1850 will be Saturday commencing January ard
alternate saturday. and from Liverpool, "Wednesday
mencing Jan. "a ana every allernaie "Wednesday.
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NoT1AGy AND DAsEy yrEs ffDHE wAREADgas,
~ ~ blt broadway, opposite Tie ~ seholns Hotel IA
fHEwh STACEY orr for ssir tho sst~ss Aa.vt
~ fanny ed ard Preach usnn.s~ -
Itisf h,abr AZ r~uc~d prfoe. livery vArsy ~ susessn
'anisSses, po~a, Doissers. A1 ~ Anu sc'nsss prssa
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER s. 1855


r. JARVIS CO.,
"A. ~ Canal street,
Have opened and chosoe seection Of M and winter
flowers compranE rich variety u bridal wreahs. deas
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nfrICE or TIE NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN
NJRnsoAd Company, No. Hanover s,reetNoice
Bolders ceo' toDd- Of the COMPANY
hereby notified puFsua Of ~ Gcasr4
Assembly, o. CONNECTICUT passed Msy
session. the treasurer subor,d and prepared exchange
~ bonds bearing Interest
secured bonds authorized the before
Toned act bearing " cent interest and secured by
Only mortgage he coupaf y's road fraLchises A. all
exchange VIII be made th ocs ant iurttr noise BY
Of the Directors. WI BENEFIT. treasurer
New York, Oct ~, tts5.
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NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR REAL ESTATE AN
OLD well established business; would take partner
husuess having six nund ed dollars ready
h. and give for the invested Apply mne
diaey to g. THOMPSON, Is " Nassau street,
No
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DENTISTRY.

DIVISIONS wIsHrs0 BEAUTIFUL syr oY TEETH
L VIII d. well 70 call on br NAPOLEON vHErgskE
AZ In sspiA wnfst prove te Ms best In prices ~
cheapest, Tech BE- Inserted vi pis~ vlfhoat
racilns Tia tS BfrsiwA, .N~Asd street
frEETH-os GOLD ONLY - TO " Ytuf. wARKskr.
rsnisd, wholr 90 500, s,yiss inserted wh
on, rair whatever; fecaJei teeth hei Win sponge god
pain, lo1 ale cured &e ur. NANCY, Anrdrssan a~n
TIT 81 broadway ssztselskcd ihs0 rsc~lsst
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