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Washington telegraph., 1855-11-21

No APPEAL FROM The PoPE.-PerSons who
5Oubt--il there indeed are any vino do to,ibf-
isat the Romish Church claims temporal. as well
Is spiritual. allegiance from IFS disciples in the
Iaited States. woul; do well to read the pastoral
letter oil the AEtf5IshoS and Bishops OF the Pro
tnce of tLouis,' council assem- bled just issued
That document explicitly says:
We 1iafnfd:a the superiority OF fae spiritual ore
;ae temporal order We maIntsin that the te1a
ioTal ruler IS hound TO eonlor, his enactn,ents 70
.ae Divine law We maintain that tee Chngci
IS the supreme Judge OF all questions concerning
iaith ard morals. and that in the determination
q sGth questions the Roman PonfiT as T5rar Of
.ssns CtF1st constitutes tribunal, from mc there
s ''o appczf and TO whose award ali tine children
ei the Church muSt yield obedience"
alter this authoritative and official announce
,aent let Us have no more fne-drawn distinctions
ueiween spiritual allegiance and temporal ale
sance We see here that both are binding alike
AntI-American editors NAV deny that Roman
SalaoiIcs IN this country owe temporal allegiance
70 ihe Pope: and even Roman Catholic Arch
"iSAops and Bishops. writing in Anti-American
.1pers- may put forth similar denial: but wc
-, yoG, fellow-citizens that coEncil Of Arch
'l>9'fs and 5IshoPs IN this country will ever
AlaAe such denial No Roman Catholic coEncil
ili ever officially pronIuisate or r1tify the doc
tiine That Roman Catholic citizen Is not bound
70 render implicit obedience to the Church and
me t,ie f1pa IN regard 10 everything which the
Chofga and the Pope may decide 10 be matter
ot ialtn or morals conscience No Roman
Sdthoiic cornell dares say that Catholic IS rot
pound 70 tIsobey every constitution and every law
ma. tHe Church OF the Pope may declare to be
contrary 10 the Law cf God
Now We appeal 70 any and every psst minded
pa'fio1 TO say whether man whose support OF
ne constitution and laws of the United States
aepehls upon the viii OF miserable old despot
q Italy Is fit to hold Office in this country.
louisville Journal.
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-21

voice order, letter. Sales cash and RECENT hooks.
pocket ledger, morocco tuck memo and blank
BOOKS oil al sizes and patesns legal cap blue and
"hi'e cap long blii, coiDnieiciai, gilt edge and
pialn letter paper gait edge and fancy note paper.
drawing, plottibg and enveloping paper. bristol:
board perforated paper. white boti x iancy en-.
veops OF assorted sizes, back red and blue fnk
lndeiiibe Ink, notaTiai and letter waters. sealing
wax notices. titled lines, rulers, paper clips and
weights. faher, aenc.is Era yofls paints, gold and
steel pens ii.ksta..s sand aud va1ef boxes: lettef
stamps, eli quis. India rubber. Ivory paper fold
els 'isltins, conversation and playing cards.
saddiery.
S'zfs.ss Mems Kentucky troiting English shaf.ei,
Hope, Hope relief Riley. Y uca tan Santa Fe, San
Antonio. Spanish Pad, Hall aud full covers,
Spanish tull cover traveller. Dragon, enaYhelcd
Somerset. Rough and Ready Calho.t.; Coia.n-
bia, Houston. u!,ivan. N.s Tenn La, Ala
mammoth. Bucker, Mcneil. Bows, San An.o-
mio, Tenn, Columbia and Mexican.
LADsEs, bat | orr. Shailer. Hog front and back.
Hail Sha!'er, all over quilted, log and black
ename!ed. all over plush; Hog snamecd plush
seat, Cherokee and Sofa with many other new
and desirable Nisses-;,atens Leather,
plush seats. ena n3eled.
RritIes-Empress, Trimmed Port. English
round ifotting, round polished bratoon, doubls
reined. web. single 1einei halter. buggy, ST:
Lo'iis wagon. frnged and bound, wa son, Coiof.
ed Linen nettings for horses.
Met GEEtinss-Engish round, doubled reined
cov'd buckles, white cord web reined. round
trotting: Kentucky Halter. Extra reins of blk,
russe. and web. Saddle covers housings haiters
aud stirrup feathers.
fTariIElg3les-Fancy ring and snap:St Lois
roand decatur. bI' k ard russell Ivory lockwood.
surcisssscs aud Gfrtsss-Red and fancy
coored. voTsicd. linen and cotton, Surcingles,
Red and Fancy. cofd worsted. linen and cotton
double and single leather sirths, worsted, linei
and cotton webbing of various " i,lt hs and quail
ty.
CGLEiRS-Stagc, bugsr, wagon: Horse and
mule. bell. Railroad
H.4RNESS-Full setts, 8 horse Georgia wagon;
wheel horse Georgia wagon harness.
S-3DDLE Bag GS-Cali;orria wallets. double ani
single, eremeled Leather. India rubber. nled-
cal bags. valiseS. carpet hays and satches.
GIN B-4NDS-lnda rubber aud leather betiEss;
skiring ami harness leather. tanned and dressed
Deer skins.
HHiPS-WHalebonc, gut, thread and silvet
mounted carriage and buggy whips: pear ivoty
silver mounted, race twig. loaded. and Whistle
riding Whips: La and Miss. drovers whip OF
various qualities; wagon and Vanished hide
whips. OK thongs.
SPURS-Spanish solid brass, iu plated, drasoon
+ and steel spurs.
STIRRUPS-Spanish wood solid brass, plated.
sprinu ladies stirIups and srneis
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-21

SOOts-Geuts French cali and patent leather
dress boots; Calf kip. and grained -yater proof.
ai!d heavy mud boots; chs boys and youths
California kip hcots, Oxford. Congress and ui-
pumps and slippers mens youths and chs calf
kip and russetts brogans OF all qualities.
L.3DIES W Whitc kid sai'ers and slippers, black
white anG col d satin aud lasting aaiters. bronx
ed Sontaes. Lola MorteS. excelsiors. pokas,
Jenny Lind kId and morocco iox'd boots, Gals
hootees aid bUskins.
CHS s. Misses CATERS aGd bGSkins OF all sizes and
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-21
EsESSGExEEE1y,

nj Office is hereby given of the dissolution OF
~ the late firm of rOLER * HOOKS OF
Washington Arkansas, which took place on the
10th OF September last. by mutual consent Mr..
T0LER having purchased the entire interest of the
concern will hereafter carry or the mercantile
business IN his own name at Col. Wynn's New
Book opposite She Washington House. lie has
i'lss returned lrora New York. " here ae has pur-
chased new and splendid sssortulent OF DRY
AND FANCY GOODS, which he expects 10 re-
cei,e immediately w Il TOLER.
= e. W HOOKS
Washington, Ark. Nor. 10, 1876. Il6-3
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-21

y COMPLIANCE with petitions presented to
4 me by u majority of the house holders in said
Township, in accordance with law will offer
for Sale to the highest bidder at the Court house
door. IN the Town OF Washington, Hampstead Co.,
on Thursday tte 1914 day Of January, 1856,
in lots, or tracts of Forty acres each the whole
CT Ss-,ion iG, in Tolrasirp II South, ~, Rings 81
Hcsf.
Said Lands will not be sold for a less price than
two dollars per acre
IcrHIs-The land viii be sold on a credit of FIVE
years with eight rer cent interest, payable semi
annually in advance-bonds with approved secu-
riiy viii be required of the purchasers.
DAN'L E. WILLIAMS. Comm.
School Commissioner
OctCber 9k 1855. 4l-tdS.
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-21
g TR Az e ID.

FRON the Subscriber about
Z three weeks ago, a three-year I -
cld FILLY, color a deep sorrel. .5|-rS
without any white on her; rising -.--f =
fourteen hands high heavy set. and perfectly
gentle Any person who will ia ke up aid return
her to al my residence. three miles west of
Washington. shall by literally rewarded l.
N D. SHITH
November II. 1855 If6-tf
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-21
Ss01 RENARD.

= ANAWAY from my plantation, about 2
Al eighteen months ago, EMILY. a Ne IN
gro Woman, about 80 years ella. tall and OF S.
dark compieciion. Said Negro was bought OF
r. Hamiltons estate The above reward will
be paid tor Emily on her delivery at my place.
near Oak HILL Lafayette county. Ark. AIRY In
formation of the above negro vii. be thank ulIy
received and acknowledged
JOHN HA INTER-
Nov 3. 1855 I46-4w
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-21
E y G o Q Il S i.

FrE.ts-Oi every sariety, Ens Fir & Am, Man
Gli ghans & ChambTayS- Swiss tc 4 IN.
Organdiess CoFd Lat-ns & Jr-0I.e. of ali qualities
Satin, Pad Barogss, BGfenadiers. silk tissues,
Poplins and moaslin de LANES. .fz q &
CHsfis-Ieres, MeriDo. Aipacas. and mohair
Llistres- canton and LyoBese cloths.
Satin. sle Lainss, plain and printed:
gunner silks. plaid anl iis. blk. Etal. brocade
striped and p;aid silks.
Satin Sia<4se,rs- and SarsnetS, Of all coiors.
.sac0fict>. Cah,5rics null and jooi, causiiTs
victoria and bishop lawns.
SWISS Muslin. plain dot. ant. coid erssd Robes
CAxsRIc&FCRNpPCS DIl.yrY. ch' <, pi'd Csinl5' cs
SzIErs. eJnb-. seo!lcPei and grass Corsats OF va
rio,is styles Ladies sils and ,aerino Vests
CaEsIlssETrs- SLEeV -, collars cuffs. einb. bauGs
wells Infants emb waists. caps. Be- 8 gre
L,cEs. EDGING- and f.tserfings: Bobine:s plain
and iig'd. oi all widths and qualities
MAxriLIAs and TALsIAs cloth. sft;.i iIioire anti
qs.e. black lace 4l
sHAsvL~, ri vars styles. piano foste < taiTie COW
HAxKFs Ladies emb. hem stitched tape border
ing half mourning aud coiored borders.
CENTS linen cauibric plain and cold borders silk
haakerchiefs and cravats cf every variety.
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-21
Sale of Sec. ES. Il. rs, S. Il. ao West

n COMPLIANCE with petitions pre,ented to
4 me by ma jority of the house. holders in said
Township, IN accordance with law. will offer
for Sale to the highest bidder al the Court house
door. IN the Town of Washington. Hampstead
county Arkansas, on Saturday the 22d day Of De-
rc7,Ger T'et- IN lots, tracts OF Forty acres each
the whole Of Section Is, Tc,-nstip l3 South in
Range 26 Hest.
SAID Lands will not be sold for 4 less price than
two dollars per acre.
IERNS-The land will be sold on credit OF
hre years with eight per cent interest, payable
SENT annually IN adyaDce-bOnds with approve
security VIII be required OF the purchasers.
OANL Il. VILLA MS Comm
School Commissioner.
september l9d: 1870 3S-tdS.
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-21
WILLOW WARE.

Willow wagons. willow cabs and cradles of
various patterns, willow baskets col fancy. oval
round and cross bare work baskets. in sets pain
ted satchels ard reticnics, variegated and ancy
work baskets
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-21
Drugs and Medicines.

Qunine, epius,, English caiomcI. magaesia
tartar emetic cream tartar castor oil spirits tur-
pentine. olive oil, rheuoarb. aloes, jalap. ipicac
copperas alum salt petre. soda. salaratus befax,
camphor. blue mass. gum arabic sax vomca, pre-
pared and whited chals. cayenne peppermustard,
seid!Itz and soda powders. strychninc, starch
starch polish. sin,cT. cinnamon. mace nutmeg
cloves, orange peel sulphur. roll birthstone opo-
dil,ioc creosote, epsom salts, Bull, Sands and
Townsends Sarsaparilia. Ayers cherry Pectora1,
Visitors baisam OF wild cherry, FahncStock
miuge all OF Jayucs family medicines, Moflats
pills and bitte7s. Bon plands India choasosue
Dolley's pain extractor. Buffers Nerve and Bone
Liniment, Mexican mustang lIniment. Hutchings
dyspepsia Di;ters. Sappington. Bradford. 1aynes
Branrireth, coos anot Lees Pills. Godireys cor
dial. Batemans drops. yeast powders. tooth paste
and powders. ThoIEpsens eye water, SaudansFn
ParegoFic, AHi;naonial wine. British oil oil spikes
halsam copayvia. corrosive subliuate ointments
ol various kinds. syringes, cobalt. Apothecary
scales and weights. Lemon, blackberry ard Fasp-
berry syrup, Wolte-s ScheidaIn Schnapps. sponge
Thermometers Roonyeis Afaccoboy Snuff, Wine &
Stoug hton Bitters bottle and vial coTks extracts
nf all kinds for aTvoEnI5 essences OF every yarie
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-21
China, Glass 81 Earf:aen Ware.

y complete assortment cf goods in this line OF
business including dinner and tea settS o: a great
variety. OF patterns with latest, and mos; apirov-
ed styles, and at the lowest prices. Together
with every .hiug usually kept in crockery stores.
ALSO stone iors, churIs. jugs, crooks; pans
flower pots &c.
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-21

FROH CsLIFoRSIa.-COi Walker. after re-
info:cement OF small nUrnber oil Caiiiozians.
attacked and after sharp contest took possession
Of the Capitolo of Nicaragua afterwards detach-
Inent OF Americans captured the fort, when quiet
was restored Ine citizens held meeting and
,eudereG the presidency OF the Republic to Wal
keF, who declined III favor OF Gen Carroll. Col.
Wheeler our Minister TO Central America. after
much solicitation proceeded to Rivas with pro-
positions OF peace; finding Carroll absent he at
tempted to return. but was prevented by the
Governor and was not released until the town
threatened On the 22d Carroll resigned
and treaty OF peace was formed During their
troubles The steamer which carried out the Star
OF the West passengers was fred into from the
fort a lady and child were killed. and the ma
chluery injured twenty-five passengers fed TO
the woods when the attack began and had not
been hear. of when the steamer LETT.
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-21
A CAR d.

In retiring from the Warehouse business we
do SO with full confidence that it will be careful
ly conducted by our successor, JOIN E. McCoa-
LUN, who has assisted lis in that department OF
our business for the last seven years We will
still ship our customers cotton and FIJI all orders
for goods. Cash advances made on Cotton, on
the opening of navigation. t.fG.3a
McCOLLUAI, FELLOWS & co.
Camden, Oct. II, 1855. 42:tt
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-21
Paints, Oils ana Dye sfugss.

Pure AMI No. white lead in %, 50. and j00lb
keys. red and black lead. venetian red. Spanish
brown. Imperial and chrome green, seFdi@t;sy
la,apblack, chrome yellow, sIsanish Writing pgt-
ty in biadders, Bridgewater Pants, Litharye,
pstent dryer, spirits ttTpentine, Linseed. sperm.
whale. Lard and Tanners oil, copal aud leather
varni>1 Glue, Sand paper. window glass of vari-,
Gus szes-pant. varnish, sash, marking and eeal-
el hair Erilshfs. Nc
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-21
BRANDsEs WINES 81 k6eUORs.

Brandies-PoultneY. Mareit & Co. Otard, Cham
, pagne, peach, apple, Eaglc, raspberry, black
berry and cherry.
I2:mes--Champagne Madeira. Port. Sherry, mus
cat, Malaga and Claret.
RunI-St. Crox aid Jamuica-=Wolie Schnapps
and Holland Gin.
Uhisksy-Old Mononsaae,a, Bourbon, Rye, Dex-
tiers. Deans and divers, in bbls and kegs.
CorG,ais-B ndy Cherries. Champagne Cider,
Porter aud Ale, Syrup. Lime Juice, Stoughton
and Wine Bitters, Cider and Wine Vinegar
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-21
Fer Sale.

p A,LIhELY NEGRO UO.HlN ior Sale
IN gnol cook. ani yoaas-Enquire at this
y fire
IFai.agaon- Sept. p. 1885. 30
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-21
Chairs.

Dozen banister wood seat chairs;
/ doz. com.
s do. maple back cane scat
do. do. Osee cane do "a
do. do Bail. r. p. cane seat chairs
l do. do. Rocker r. 2. care seat chairs
l do. 90. Nurse rocker r. p cane seat chairs
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-21
Receiving, Forwarding
COMMISSION BUSINESS.
CIUDEN ARKIV.S (

CIMDEN, ARAI VS-iS.
tHE Undersigned having taken charge of TIE
Il W Sare-hOuse, CottCz-siae.is,
N& EA "a EE 80
formerly con-luctel by sIcCeLLun. FELLOWS &
Co. proposes to do a ssrsrfiy general Commission
and forw ardingr business. Having had several
years experience in this line. and BY giving it his
entire personal attention he hopes to merit cor-
tinnation of the liberal patronage heretofore e.-
tended TO this establishment.
New Sheds are being erected and there will
be ample room for any amount OF Cotton ne may
receIve-ano:heT convenience. is that every
Ffdats's or 'erriants cotton u be STORED sepra,cly
In connection with the Ware houses there is n
large and cosnmoaious WAGON YARD well
fenced in-also CABIN for the benefit of team
sters such as may favor hin. with their busi-
ness y s.
No Cotton shipped unless specially instructed
by the osrner or by the return of the receipts He
trH ''ia.e no Discrimination 6efsceen bouts unless
specially instructed 50 to do
JOHN E. McCOLLUM
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-21
HATS AND Ps.

H1TS-Gents fash. lmp'l and sup. uloleskin, blk
and golden beaver, otter and cashmere. black,
white and pearl wideawakes. citizens. cavalier.
hungarian Opera, artists, soft Beaver, seal,
cas- imere and nap'd hats
Boys aud Youths-iFash. golden beaver, tnolesk kin,
black and pearl rcrino !, idea wake. and other
styles oi soft hats.
Lades black beaver anl vel,et riding hats, mis-
and chs white fur ha;s
C.iPS-Nen and boys cloth. with anal withou.
covers. silk and cotton plush. leather & giaz'd.
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-21
Drugs and Medicines,

s'e . s&HHH 4'HCuhCAExcSs
Pants. Oils, and Dve StaJs-Also. a beautiful va
riety oi Fancy goods, JewelrY- &c. Ladies and
Misses Boots. Shoes, Hosiery. Gloves etc: Cen
tleIr;en's Clothing. Hats. Gloves Hosiery Cravats
hanSerchieis &c. which thew offer for sale on
reasonable terms, for cash, on the usual terms
tn punctual dealers.
WAsHINGToN, Sept. 26tb. 1855. So
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-21

IL Is stated that the second volume Of Mr. Ben
.Ohs thirty Years View will be ready in
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-21
FOR 6 SEE

FOR SALE fine ROCK
(--Ts ~ WAY BUGGY with Tongue and
SCO q Shafts and double Sc. of Harness
Enquire of mitchell & FOSTER
IFasLEnstoT'. Oct- p, 1855 43-tf
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-21
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Steamer Arago.
NEW YORK Aar

NEW loR X Noe g.
Business mas been moderate Cotton has de-
LINED I-6d TO l-Sd. with sales OF about 5000
;aIes Flour and wheat remain UNCHANGED
The money market is easier. and co,lso.s have
advanced &c
Nothing new from the Crimea TIE Russians
continued to strengthen their sortifica:.ous.
In the late battle two TuTkisE, TesioIsh;s were
AT and retaken four times A St P.te-sb,,r-
letter says the whole military was ordered t,
march to reinforce the South under Gen. Luders
The allies are ombarding the Northern ports
Their force in the Crimea is 2I0,0S0 including the
<ick A desperate conflict is anticipated at the
Trberria Il is believed that the Russia rs North
will soon concentrate at SimpheraI- The Rus
siaus are preparing for second attack on Kars
The allies are sending large Teinforce:ner.s 70
alakIava and Cannisch. Rumor mentions Gems
Luders Evans. Coddington, Markham and Camp
bell as successors to Simpson. The KING of Bel
qiun offers active mediation in the war.
One hundred cases of Cholera have occurred at
Madrid Gen Lacon formerly Governor of Cuba
IS victim --s---
SevastoPol reports. say that the allies are ad-
yancIng in strong force. and the Russians re fall
ins back TO fortified Positions, in good order and
under cover OF heavy fire from the north side
they concentrating at Perokop- The allies
close on the Russians position at Allat where
they will probably make a stand if no battle is
inevitabIe The Gar has left NicoIoff for Elizab-
wool. The Russian loss at Kars is now reported
OF 200. Il IS thought that the Russians cannot
continue the siege
Tae allied losses at the bombariuent OF Kin
burn were light The steam squadron is in COM
rnand of the entrance to Nicaof and Kaensy.
The London Times InsinuaScs that Simpson is re-
ralled and Sir j. W. Coddington is appointed his
successor The Globe contradicts it and SAYS that
the capture OF kinburn gives the allies important
advanta5es-OpenIns path to Southern Russia
ami capturing IIO pieces cannon The consular
corps is quartered at Odessa
The bOmbardment of Odessa is postponed, in
consequence of its being the residence of large
number OF foreign families. The Russian tToops
are leaving the shores of the Baltic The bank
Of France has purchased four q half millions of
Austrian gold
STILL LATER
The Asia mas arrived with dates of the 9th.
Cotton has declined to Id. and dull Sales ior
the week $4,000 bales Sales OF Friday 5000
bales Orleans fair 60, upland 81,
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-21
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS.

Sugar cured hams, clear sides, -four. buck heat,
English GARY cheese, uackerei. Herrngs. Goldfish,
crackers sardines. clans iohsers, salt sugar, COT
Zee rice rnoIasses sperm and star candles. loaf Il
crushed Sugar soap, starch and starch polish, tea,
chocolate. ginger spice pepper: nutnacgs, mare.
cinnamon, mustard. cayenne pepper. fenSef saace,
indigo, 7fadder, alum. sal: retre: soda, saaratus,
snuff powder. lead shot raisins, prunes. figs, cit
ren cranbcriies, caudes- almonds, pickles. cat
sups sweet meats, jam. eIlies, pie fruit, brandy
fruit syrl,ps. Worcestershire sauce. paol vinegar,
salad OIL extracts for iavoring spanish cigars, to-
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-21
SUMNER HATS
El0OTs AND SHOES,

campeachy, Canada braid. chinese; flot
Texas straw, black and Whit, double
leghofn and palm lea! hats.
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-21

~ are now rSCeltin-- fiTcCr iTDrf cfe fsf4yitj-
ac.,treIs ard importers. largo anS carried asst
oil Gold and Silver Watches fob and vest chains,
seals. Keys. rings Bracelets. lockets, gold and sill
yer pens and pencil cases &c &c. Which are
wa rranted to be, represented. aid consist IN
partoi the following ariIcie::
sTafcs,es-Gold ard silver patent lever, hunt
irg cases. Duplex. Anchor, Vertical EeFine,
Verge and detached levers, extra jeweled and
rich engraved cages.
Csaaifas-Gold curb. fob aai fancy vest chains
o various Patterns silver curb fob, engrave':,
linked, and fancy vest cEains Ladies gold chat
teaines and pins; {,eats gold chains and seals
OF variety Of patterns
BraceEets-Ladies gold box fire bar Brace
lets, Lockets. fiat snaps, cuff pins, heart slides,
belt and ribbon pins, charms &c.
Ear EsiEgsIDrcrs and hoops. Ladies hsree
rearcoIal. garnet cluster.scro flutes Jet. Loot
twist ear rings; childrens ear rngs heart, graPef
and plain hoop ear rings.
EreasF Pius-Eadies niigrce ard pearl, mo-
sale ei.aneled caraeo, t,irquois and ga-net, cor
neiian. anchor masonic, J. .. @. F.. cross, pins.
Gents diamond. ruby. emerald. hyacinth, coral.
stona. masonic i.o.o.f. k n. star. anchor cross
heart. hatcbet, saw and ? ane. scroll and plain.
IeiDcs-Pearl, ruby. topaz and garnet pearl &
ruhy garnet and Jet, ensuleledr stone seal. d BIZ
heart scale rings: gents scale seal, large seal.
seaEs & Eleys--Gold and silver seals and
KEYS OF every variety, fob ribbons and golc4
buckles ard Slides.
Gold Pens and pencil eases OF various siEes,
Gold pens in silver cases, &c. All for sale by
Washin- -tcsi, OF. 3, 1855 F-s
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-21
Books and Stationery,

\ large and extensive stock of miscellaneous.
blank and school books. consisting in part of his
tory biographys, poetry. coua a3erce. agriculture.
architecture essays, drama natural history, geoi-
ogy. science, GineTalogy, political economy, or
atoTy, the arts, domestic economy, engineering
cookery: bookkeeping, dictionaries, Biographies
and atlas illustrated works, medical works.
els. travels. Masonic and Cdd Fellows manuals
and text books, French, Spanish. Italian, Greek.
and Latin works, educational books of every va
riety, JufesiIe works, Albums, and Annals. mu-
sic looks &c: Lcdgers. Journals: day books In
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-21
Perfs,1ssery and COSMETICS.

Military. Ambrosial. walnut oil, rose Almond
and oie0paanc shaving creams. ponclne- Omnibus
tranSaayents wash halls Aslandife, yankee and
Wi.ssos soaps, cologne rose lavender and Florida
water bay Rum, orange wafer. extracts viz r,se
oriental. upper ten. jasmine, Jockey club. Jenny
Lici new mown hay prairie flove-.vaniila. ver-
bena west end winter blossoms. rouge and aTo-
n:atic vinegar. oils rose, bears antique, and
eassars. Lyons kathsfion, Jenny Lind. hair gloss,
bandoline eonatuu1, Barrys, trieopherous, meen
fun pearl and flesh powders. lilly white. chalk
balls Yhalons hair invigorator. balsanic tooth
powders aromatic cachous, pas.iie wax matches.
erasive soap Indeli5le Ink.
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-21
Es "a I'd "a re.

We are now opening the best selected stock
OF Hardware ever offered in this market, to
which we Invite the attention of purchasers.
Black Sailitss To0Is. Bellows. Anvil<
Sie,,ges and Hammers, Stock and Dies
Screwplates, Tongs; Files. Horse Rasps
Horse Shoes. and Horse Shoe Nails, Hand
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-21

3. L sE.TTfS. W. w ANDREWS
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-21
STILL LATER.

The Asia has arrived with dates of the 9th.
Cotton has declined to 3D. and dull Sales Tor
the week $4,000 bales Sales of Friday 5000
bales Orleans fair So. upland 81
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-21
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October I9tk 1855.