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Washington telegraph., 1855-05-23

4 fIiend, saws the N I. Tribune hands us the
following extract from private letter dated Uti-
ca, April 27th- 1855. written by the foreman Of
the printing Office in the State Lunatic Asyiurl:
have now with me in the printing Office the
man who was foreman of il before came. is
his third return IN state of delriun tremenS-
The operation OF the Maine law if adhered to.
Will relieve the asylum OF quite a number who
otherwise could not be trusted out. Here is also
Nr- Tucker, the Brooklyn editor and printer, tho
you remember cut his sons throat and attempt-
ed 10 destroy his wife He has greatly improved
since he came here He has considerable talent
as writer. and Is very useful contributor to the
OPa. monthly periodical we print here edited
and written by the patients in the Asylum Be-
sides these | have with me at work in the print
ing Office two drunkards. glu.ton and an incen-
diary
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-23
DAGUERREA e A N.

Wouldst have, eniurable as stone,
Thy dear wife's likeness and thine own,
The same when years have rolled away,
As bright and perfect as today
Wouldst see thy boy as ne is now.
When time and care have stamped his brow,
And have thy daughters image bright
Encased in living beams of lights
Wouldst thou kind renlem brance-send,
To some respected, distant friend,
That he may read as In a book,
Thy features, and thy every looks
Woudst thou in living beams of truth,
To age hand down thy looks of youth,
Or give to youth OF after years
Each feature as it now appears2
Wouldst treasure mernory's starry beams,
And sparkling keep affections strearnss
Wouldst friendships. feeling. thought refined,
And all that's worth preserving bind
Into glorious sun lit wreath
AS cherished fiowerets snatched from deatha
On c. A. DAVIS, only call,
And he'll supply you one and all
With Pictures, kiudled al the sun,
And skiltully, superbly done,
And furnish LIKENESsEs complete,
Which never have been-can't be beat. 81
Room next door to Mr.. Dugger's, on the Pub
ic Square.
Pashington. May 23d, 1855. 21-
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-23

ATTACK ox Az AMERICAN Couxc1L-BLoopY
WoRK-We learn fron the Mt Sterling XVI
Whig that, a an American meeting. held in the
Court house in Stanton. Powell county. on Mon
day night, AEoril 26th, the Jailor, alter having
previously demanded the evacuation OF be prem
lses. collected posse of dnt;es and with force
broke open the door OF the room in which they
were peaceabIy assembled. with d view OF forci-
bly, ejectins them. In the melee which ensued.
G. Blythe. the spokesman of the Americans, was
laid hold OF violently by J. Combs, forced out of
the room and by him stabbed in the left side; he
WAS in the meantime handed a pistol, with which
he shot his adversary. the ball entering his LEFT
breast Little hope Of the recovery of either is
entertained hem. Eagle.
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-23

CURIoUs EssENCE-.4 Perfume for the Hand
kcrchief.-Take halt pound of orris root; break
ii into sVal pieces; then place it in quart bot
tie; now pour or the orris root one pint, either OF
the best pale unsweetened French brandy or OF
rectifed spirits, let them stand together in warm
place Tor week or ten days The tincture of cr-
ris produced is strained of, and to it the o-
lowing ingredients are added:-Half an ounce of
otto Of berganot one drachm OF otto OF roses half
a dTachm OF otto of lavender. and a quarter OF a
Jrachm OF otto Of cloves. Allow the whole to
remain together for an hour SO; then filter the
perfume through blotting paper TO render it bright
a paper filter is easily made by folding square
piece of blOttns paper from corner to corner then
open the folds to pour the liquid in; small jug
makes support for it
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-23
Administrators Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given, that in pursuance OF
= an order OF the Probate Court of Hampstead
county Arkansas. | will sell at public Auction.
at the Courthouse door of said county, Oh Mon
day the Fourth day OF June, 1888, between the
hoors for judicial sales the following described
tracts or parcels of lard in said county belonging
TO the Estate Of WIn. Il. Bowers, deceased. to
wit:
The East half of the South West quarter. and
the West half of the South East quarter Of sertion
nine s9 the Southeast quarter OF section six Isl
the East halt OF the Southwest quarter and the
Southeast quarter of section two all in Township
twelve, South, in Range tvTeuty-three West and
the West hall of section thirty, art West hall of
section thirty-one, in Township nine. South, in
Range twenty-seven, West OF the nth principal
meridian.
The sale viii be made by the undersigned as
Administrator. for the purpose OF paying the
claims exhi ibited and allowed against said estate.
The purchaser will be required TO give bond, With
approved security, Tor the purchase money, pay
able twelve months after date
WM. Il. ETTER, .4ana'r of
Estate Of IVm. H. Botcers. dec'd.
Washington, Nay Oh, 1855. l9-4w.
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-23
The New Steamer
F NY FERN -
CRAS. NJ DOWD Nos,er

a 6G0 WILL commence her reg
sIsssx=.=..-aal uiar tripSin upper Red River
Esss4lzssssEe.slsss.a as soon as navigation opens
This boat has made arrangements with Messrs
]. n. Howell & Co, for the storing OF Cotton in
their Ware house, situated directly upon the bank
Of Red River at Shreveport, so that in case the
FANNY FERN,H on her arrival at that place.
does not meet with good boat with which to
exchange freights, she will deposit her Cotton in
the Ware-h house, to be reshipped without delay
on the first good boat, thereby insuring the cot
ton to be kept free from exposure to mud and
rain The Fanny Fern will pay the storage ex-
penses-
Shippers ard passengers may rely upon having
their interests promptly attended to- and their cot
tor and other treights amply protected from dam
age.
For freight or passage apply on board. or to,
WHEAT &, REAVES
March 2sih, 1855, 13-tf Fulton.
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-23
rs Vanderbilt. No. lS5 Sn6olk Street
SAYS OF DE-. M'LANE's
Celebrated Liver Pills:

e Being unwell: and not knowing whether
1t proceeded from arrangement of the liver or
merely mysteries, was persuaded to purchase a
Dox OF Dr. NJ LANES CELEBRATED Liver Pulls.
and before had used them all. was entirely re-
lieved- am now enjoying perfect health, and
cheerluIly recommend DR.. M;Lane's Celebrated
Liver Pills to all similarly afflicted
NEW YORK, MARCH %. 1852
P s. the above valuable remedy, also Dr.
MLAsE's Celebrated Vermfuge, can be had at
all respectable Drug Stores in this city.
WPurchasers will please be careful TO ask for,
and take none bat DR.. VI LANE LIVER Pills
There are other Pills, purporting to be Liver Pills,
now before the public.
Sold in Washington, by MIrcHEr. & Foster,
and DIR. 3. p JETr-
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-23
TO THE PURTJCr
GREAT INDIGNATION uEEr!yeII

'1fou'e and -drerss the Blood Of your Fsllo.r cu,r
HheTsas- MALcoHB CLARK. one of oyr mos.
worthy and estiEaabIe citizens-a man yybo,r =
was impossible to see without adnir;n. or 70
hao" without esteeIIIng. and of WHOM, # roigbt
oe sale mat those VINO knew hin, best IoveJ b;,o
most was consigned to an untin1eIv grave LII
- -.l'cloOslE murdered, without anv lust cause or
Plo'cca'lon- III this city, on the 30;h ultimo b,,
me "a = Yioieat and ruthless hand of an ass.s~ir r
1nea' meeting OF our citizens Is hereby caiteJ
~ Hi' Place on Thursday. May 81. for the rrr-
Pose OF taking some action in relation to This Toni
dnu a',rncinus crime. by WHICH hanpv tamil,
AdS sustained sad and irrepara5le bereaveTna,;
and our community been deprived OF one ot ber
mos 2z useful and en;erprisins citizens.
mere another lie that has been taken bv the
nI hand OF treacherous villain. Where
tese u tIese iatal consequences end, God onIv
SHOWS ArIse- fellow men. and trample under
ISNt ~i' -ADo1-- AioN-
oGol' boyle John Harris Jas N. Lyle. D. ].
'oh''Son II X Pollard, j. II. Alexander. Ben
I ~ DuInam, J. l. McAeer Jarrett Todd. Jno.
IA -Iebfide members. of the committee ap-
pointed Oy the citizens of Leavenworth TO
Irane call ior public meeting.
-EAVENwoRrH CITY, K L. Nav Ist. 1853
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-23
From the N. o. Picayunel
New Orleans Cotton Market,

FRIDAY EvEHING. May IL. 1855.
CoTToS-The atyices by the Atlantic bring
Irg dates OF the 23d u!t., We're before the public
Saturday morning, announcing all hopes of
peace at an end bringing decline OF per cent
III the Conso.a- Cotton however had not deciin-
ed under these adverse circumstances. which in
splred confidence In our Cotton operators who
entered the market freely and took $500 bales at
fuller prices On Monday the demand sackened
and the sales were confined TO $500 bales. but on
Tuesday buyers became more confident and took
1900 bales at ful! prices. On Wednesday the Asia
brought advices 10 the 2Sth Ult.. ard although the
war news was unlmpoTant Cotton had advanced
5'i- on Fair and l-16i. on the lower qualities
This gave new visor to our Cotton operators who
took lO-30O bales establishing advance OF &c
and ma king the total advance &c OF the quaiitie.
te.ow Good Niddling. Yesterday the market
displayed les activity, owing chiefly to the re-
d'iced stock on sale AMI only 250O bales found
purchasers but at full prices This morning the
letters by the Atlantic came to hand and although
they show pTcli Oh me Cotton then selling thew
also give confirmation of the extreme severity
in the classification at Liverpool. The demand
IN our market was fair, but owing 10 short sup
ply the sales did not exceed 1000 bales-rtlak king
total for the week of $500 bales The pur.
chases have been chiefly for England the North
and Spain; French buyers having operated spar
ingiy- The week closes with great firnness at
our quotations.
Ordinary. -. STA 9l Good NEiddling losaII
Low Middiins- .esa % AIiddIing Fair. III ia
Mi'idling- 10 a10E Fair. nominal
Stock on hand and on ship board not cleared.
122. .295.
Receipts during the week / 9.3Sl bales-asainst
same time lest year 32 l47 bales
Receipts at TINS port last year l,301,31l bales,
Exports I.00GJ67 bales
tLoUR-lncreased receipts and limited de-
mand for shipment have depressed the market
i he sales up 10 tins morning embrace 1000 bbs-
the closing rates having been $40 7OaSIO - for
suPeTfEe- Sllall p for fancy, and Sl2 for extra
To-day the market was very dull Sales con-
fined TO GO bbls- ST. Louis in lots at $40 TO- and
GOO ibis. at $40 80 for supertiue, ana 50 10 for
fine.
CoRN-The sales up to this morning embrace
10000 sacks, the closing Iates having been 81 IL
for yellow, and 81 % for prime white To-day
1850 sacks prime yellow were sold at ST II per
bushei.
Weeks receipts 3I.97I sacks-Exports 2s9o
sacks
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-23
The LIQUoR LAW ~ NEW YoEK.-The Herald

TIE LIQUoR LAW y NEW YoEK.-The Herald
Of the Sd says:
The liquor excitement is increasing rapidly
through hout the State in all the cities and large
towns liquor dealers have organized associations
TO test ae legality OF the Prohibitory law before
the courts. As vet there is not the sis hest dim
iHutioi, in the traffic, and doubt If single ira
der has given up business account of The enact
ment Of the law. In Brooklyn a numbc- of deal
ers had applied for a renewal oil their licenses.
which several of the Excise Commission seemed
disposed TO sratiy, b'it the Mayor instructed the
City Clerk not to receive and f!e the papers. and
The Corporation Counsel. in written opinion, con-
hrHed the directions OF the Mayor, being con-
vInced that 1t is unlawful 10 grant licenses here
after.
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-23
a G a R Ed j.

II AFING purchased the interest OF VrrGIN1us
- BLOCK, IN the Stock of Goods now on hand
offer 10 my friends great inducements, and hope
to receive as liberal share of patronage as was
conferred on the late firm of D. & V BLOCK.
shall be receiving large and splendid assortment
OF Goods by the first arrival o, boats and shall
sell them at reasonable rates
DAVID BLOCK
lVoahiaSton, Aarch 1st, 1855 lG-tf.
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-23
TO THE RAPPING SPIRITS.

IL IL IN your new estate. yon cannot rest,
Sit must return. on grant US this request:
Tome with noble and celestia, air,
ana ana prove yonr titles 10 the names vou bear;
UlEe .II some clear token f'your heavenly birth,
me as sooG English as you wrote on earth,
And what were once s,nerfiuo,.s IN advise
DON'T tell, l beg you. such egresious lies.
IS4xE
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-23
IFrO-a tie S. Louis Republican, 81. inst.I
Violence n Kansasl---hurdered by the At
olitiou-stsl

clifton. SITS
Bloody deeds begin 10 attest the hostile feeling
existing IN Kansas IN relation to sqaatter sove-
EeIsnty- We have received copy o: handbiI.
ra'ed the lst INST. IN which the murder of NAL
COME CLARK Is announced, and call made to
tae cItZens to meet and Ia ke action in relation to
the matter The deceased Is represented as hav-
lns bcTne the character, of a most worthy and
estnaaie CITIZEN OF the staniing OF NCRE,
the homicide, no mention is made, nor are we ac-
quaInted at ali with his history The difficulty
occurred on the 30th ult. anI the meeting Of the
citizens was to have taken place on the 81 inst.
Attached to the memoranda of the steamer
Edinburgh We find few additional Particulars
The quarrel between McRea and Clark orioiu-
sted at meeting of Squatters held at Leayen-
worth City. and grew out of dispute about vot-
ing McRea Is lawyer Alter he shot his VIC
Tim ne attempted to escape by swimming the
FlVer, but was overtaken and conveved to the
euard-hOuse- The excitement. both in Weston
and Leavenworth- was intense, aud it was anpre-
Aended the citizens would tear down the prison
ana lynch the prisoner. We give the handbiII
entire 1880
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-23
Mysterious CccuTrence---Two lien Hung,

SAN JUAN. Cal, March p. 1855
We had quite an excitement here the day be-
fore yesterday Occasioned by the following cir
curlS:ances Mr. Harris 4 hotel keeper in this
place had two saddles taken from his stable on
the night of the 2lst inst The next day, about
0 O'Clock young informed Mr.. Harris that
some three or four men were eBcampeI in the
hills near this place Harris not thinking much
of the story p5ssed By the pldre 10 If it was
true when, 10 his surprise. he three MexI-
cans sitting in camp, having their horses feeding
at short distance, and both his saddles on the
ground along with two others. Harris stopped
there, while gentleman who was in company
with him ran a short distance to house ior
gun Meanwhile the thieves mounted their
horses. bare back. and escaped. 4 party from
this place started in pursuit following their trails
for several miles; and when passing under some
oak trees they saw two men hanging by the neck
OF by the head. for the rope passed through the
mouth, and was tied az the back of the neck for
the purpose OF making them die horrid death.
One OF them was shot in the head; and the other
was stabbed in the side. They were either Chi
limos OF Nexicans. and had been hanging about
two days. Who committed the act is vet rslys-
terry One OF the persons vi no escaped from Har-
ris left his pantaloons behind, ia the pocket of
which discharge from the State prison
last month. the 27th of Febrnary-and letter
from of the prisoners. who is still in prison. to
some woman in this county.
San Frzacisco Hc aid, Bis. Iarcl
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-23
DIS 8 o 4. q THO n.

T'HE firm Of BELLER & STUART, is this
Il day dissolved by mutual consent. A. T.
BEsLER is fully authorized TO close up the busi-
ness and it is desirous that il should be done as
soon as practicable, those indebted are respectul-
ly requested to come forward and make settle
ulent. T. Il. BELLER.
Z c. STUART,
March eth, 1855
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-23
n o { ice

THE copartnership heretofore existing be-
\ tween SAMUEL P. McCULLAGu and ". V.
BRowS, under the style of McCullagh & Brown,
was dissolved on the 2sth of June by mutual con-
sent W. '. Brown having purchased the entire
interest OF S P.,McCuagh, is alone authorized to
settle up the business of the firm
W.. V. Brown having connected himselfin bus;-
ness with E. S. Ashby and E. r. Ashbv. the
business Will be conducted under the name and
style of ASHBY, BROWN & Co, at the cid
stand.
Fulton, fully 1st, 1854 e7
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-23

Inc BISHOP OF Caartres. in France writes to
the Popei--A mournInl evil is thrown over the
church OF France: the clergy are divided. and its
members begin to manifest different opinions,
which may endanger the consistency and perpet-
uity OF the princIpes which France has professed
some 1900 years"
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-23
"a @ 4, Z e .

4 Ii those indebted 10 the late firm of D. S. V.
n BLOCK, are requested to come forward and
make settlement, as the books and papers OF said
firm now in nay hands for collection or settle
nent.
In retiring from business. tender my thanks to
the community for the patronage SO literally be-
slowed on d. s, V. BLOCK and solicit a continu-
ance of the same for my brother DAVID BLOCK.
who will continue the business at The Old Stand.
in his own name VIRGINIUS BLOCK
March lst 1855
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-23

OoSSEEssIoSAI. DISTRICT OF VIr-
ays - ''''' -
rs understood that the Convention of .b-
Sn me-, party, ioI this Congressional District
= 'nis place on Tuesday evening. and decl;n'
s-oS.tIke maze any nomination for CONGRESS. II i
,,,sss, ,e, therefore, that Gov. Smith Will have no
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-23


Weldon t1 Mcdonald.
CABINET lIINUFACTTRE ERS
Main ST, I'd door 6elotc The UcSli7 gtom Hc..se,
Washington, Arkansas
= ESPECTFULLY inform the public general
- ly. that they will keep constantly on hand
variety Of FURNITURE made OF the best mate
rial
Old Furniture repaired and made as good as
new. COffizis made and trimmed to order, at
the shortest notice. All orders will receive
prompt attention.
Persons wishing to purchase furniture would
DO well TO give them call before purchasing
elsewhere.
Washin gton, March 21st. 1853 l2-tf.
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-23
C. W AETE.

Every description of IFachcs tioccrcr injuredl re-
paired and nia3e perform. Watches may Be
safely SEM frOsz, distance, By 'naR
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-23
WASHINGTON
+ EMAIL E SEMINARY

TNHE Spring Session will open on She tst Mon
Il day in February, 1855 and continee till the
last of July tsix months thereafter the scholastic
year will commence on the lst Monday IN Ocso-
ber- and continue iorty-two weeks.
TIE .TERlIS. far session Of tzcen
fy-one aceeks, l'ayoLkc quGrterIy IN ad-
uas,ce, are as fottocs.
Tuition in Aphabetic Department. SIS 90
Tuition In Academic Department.. 49,. 20 OO
Incidental expenses. 90
Musc--Piano OF Guitar each, 80 90
Ancient or Modern Languages, each, I2 90
Drawing and Painting. g........ u 90
Worsted-work and French Embroidery. 10 90
Board, including washing, &c.:..... 50 90
No deduction for absence, except in cases of
protracted Illness.
The Seminary viii be furnished, at an early
day, with Chemical. Philosophical, and Astro-
nomlcal Apparatus and select Library.
The course OF study will be sufficiently exten-
sive. intellectual education consists in mental
discipline and Development. A thorough course OF
mathematical and linguistic studies, whch have
a direct tendency to enlarge, invgorate, and dis
cipllne the mind will be chiefly relied on. to Sc
cure the best results in this ve-y important de-
partment. Studies, to be really valuable and sal
utary in their disciplinary influence; must be few
and lndiciously chosen. The crowded courses OF
our Female Setilnai les constitute ain evil against
which every friend Of sound, thorough, efficient
education must protest The number of studies
has been doubled III the last thirty years with no
corresponding advancement in good scholarship.
Experience IN the art of teaching, with careful
| observation of mental development. has wrought
a clear CONVICTION, that few studies adapted to
the wants Of the youthful mind, and thoroughly
mastered, is preferable to the very extensive, but
desultory, fragmentary, and superficial course
usually pursued in Female Se,ninaries
The mind does not act clearly or iorcbly when
diverted into many channels; does it proceed
| so fast. Three studies and one accomplishment
are as many ought to be pursued at one time.
| While governed by these principles in training
the intellect special attention will be given to the
Incubation of sound moral sentiments, to the for
nation of correct habits, purity of manners, and
to the acquisition of such accomplishments as dis
tinguish social life. That special attention may
| be paid by the teachers to this very important
part OF female education it is desirable that pupils
| from distance, board with the Principal, W no
| has purchased the large and commodious resi-
dence. designed in its structure, for the boarding
| department of the Seminary.
! Being determined TO establish an Institution OF
the highest order, teachers of the best gualfca-
tiors will be employed.
L. J. JOYNER, Principal.
Washington Dec. 3Ofh, s54. 81
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-23

/ y retiring from the business OF BELzER & Srg-
L ART, teEder my thanks for the liberal share
of patronage bestowed upon the firm, and respect
fully solicit a continuance of the same for A. T.
BELLER, who continues the business on his own
account r. c, SFUART
Wastiasson, lNareh 7th 1855. lf-tf
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-23
E. & e. III. EAislsvgoYthy.

E. & e. III. EAinsEScptHay.
II AVING ERECTED large and comniodious
IL Sheds and Warehouses, at the upper land
ing known as Browns landins) on Little River
prepared to STORE FREIGHT Tor Ship
ment, OF to be forwarded to the interior and will
keep constantly hand at the ware house a
general assortment OF Groceries. which they will
sell low for cash.
Special attention will also be given to consign-
nDents made to us, Tor sale
ScUier Co. .4rk's. jan II. 1879 3-tf
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-23
Drs. Williams g. Hart.

HAVING formed a Co-partnershlp in the prac-
IL tice oil Medicine, respectfully tender their
services to the public Office at Or. Williams
old stand, Main Sreet
Washington, Nay 16, 1858 Pitt
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-23
"a q {, i G G

II AYING purchased the interes. Of r. C. STu-
AA ART, in the late firm OF Beer &, Stuart in
tend continuing the business Eay own accouns
and respectfully solicit continuance Of the iiber-
al patronage bestowed upon the firm
A. L. BELLER
MGrch 7ih 1855. -
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-23
GOODS! NEW GOODS!.
DAVID BLOCK


rs JUST receiving (via Camden) and is now
i opening LARGE and SPLENDID AS
SORTMENT 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
Dry and Fancy Goods,
CONSISTING IN PART OF
Prints Don5t5ticS, Lo1celis, Eeysevs
L5nseys. Flanacks, Blankets, Sati1sets,
Jeans. Cassanaeres. Cana5rics, Printed
Lascns, Bayeges. Gingitanzs. Jac-
Onets, .Saciss, Caoss bay'd Md!
and Boot NuSLias, Tart
tons. ana Jorge rariety of
FANCY ARTICLES.
SUMNER AND WINTER
g @ @ | !" K VI 9
Hats and Caps, Boots aud Shoes; Hard.cars,
IRON, NAILS, SADDLERY, ,QUEENSWARE.
h BEGGING and ROPE
ALSO, fine, fresh lot of Groceries,
Such as Coffee, Sugar Moiasses Cheese Crack
ers. Candies, Tea, Spices, Brandy, Whiskev.
Wines, Soda, Saleratus Copperas, Madder, In.ii-
go, &c. &c, together with every article usually
found in Stores suited to the wants of the country
which he offers TO the public as low as can be
purchased at any regular House; and he hopes by
attention and punctuality in business, to merit and
receive liberal share of patronage.
Washington, Nay l, 1855. 1S-tf
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-23
Notice.

Notice.
4 IL orders for Groceries through the House
IA of D. & V. BLOCK, Of Washington. Arkansas
will be promptly executed by us,
A. & h BLOCK,
IS Common and II Canal Street
NV oRrzAss, Nov. 1st. 1854 49,
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-23

ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECUTED.
Watches, Jewelry and Silver-ware for Sale
Jannary 24ia. 1855. l-tr
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-23

Dissolution, CT Copartnersssfp.
lENHE late firm Of D. & Y. BLOCK is this day
4 dissolved by mutual Consent. The Books
and papers are now in the hands OF V!RGINIys
BLOCK for settlement. CkVID BLOCK
NIRGiNIUS BLOCK
Washington, .lrk's, March /, 1856.
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-23
RECOxl & EcDnoaEd.

w w WELDON,