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The Washington union., 1857-08-25

The Rockville nd.l Republican tells The most extra
ordinary -oly story that we ever heard 1t says that
some fellow entered the house Of IIr. Jesse Wright o.
that Pare) county and robbed the room Of Mr. Wright
daughter who was sleeping in her bed. After punder
ing Is much as he could he proceeded very cooiy to
steal the earrings out Of the ears of the drowsy darnse
Then he pulled the rings off her fingers and thinking
still that be hain made the robbery complete he eaa G
II, Lrr Of one SIDE n her head And he accomplished Il ell
without waking the girl.
The Washington union., 1857-08-25
THE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE,
Wa-l,agfoa, ID. G

TIME ANNUAL SESSION Of this institution will
caurnence "wednesday The thisfh sosh Of SeEasr6er
examined & enirasce ON he Monday and Tuesday
previous
dsy eh) o. sprulbrr wiz he urder he supervision
coers, vl he provided with the best nrnctn
further mfarussion rgps 70 is grs.asnt g ia
cclicVe ffttNtlfr
Avg 25-.sws- hessTsr
The Washington union., 1857-08-25

Lord Napier has accepted invitation to he present at
The United States Agricultural socetys Fair at Louis
vile Kentucky. September l. which promises r. be on
even magnificent scale than he one al Phiiade
pa last year The citizens of Louisville have guarar
tied Sso, ,Oeo to cover all expenses and our Kentucky
exchanges anticipate a grand time
The Washington union., 1857-08-25

terrible hurricane passed the town Of Woodland
Wisconsin on the night Of the 2lst instant destroying
every house in the place Mr. Fox the riiroad station
agent was and instantly killed while edeayor
;nsr 10 stop train Of freisht cars which the wind had
Set in motion The telegraph lines prostrated and
the railroad track considerably damaged
The Washington union., 1857-08-25
NEW YoRk ADVERTISEMENTS.
1T is NOT A DYE.

IT Is NOT DYE
Mrs A. A. Aliens Worlds Hair Rostorer.
crsy haired h.a persons -l Diseases " h. or scalp re1 @'
Mrs s. A. Aliens ZylobaIsamuns
Or worlds Hair prs.as essential 20 use ~,l sAs sassr Aad
sAs ss sa s.I srsus .s ~ .lo1l he sssrsr
DGH Editor GUIDE 70 Holiness We can issus tots
rrssipsr EATON IL D Narsrsssssro Isnn % so.sa,
saaas irregular me failing sn q har osssa ana my gray
REV NoEIEr A.soro saasassusss - M has ss.nsa ls
REV rHAcHR years es sse r1ehsr, csn.nso county
york MY hair rss'asss n Is seans iAs dys"
NV r woop, Hasls,o~n, New rert ~ hssr .Aa
my family has ercHy 'assasd ~hsss Aln0r'
EEv JAMES ssKrx New York CITY, recommends n. &c
Ey roRTEIs snnWh, oOnn IN has Het my rOsi s4nsDs
REV Z 2 GEEwoD Washington, n H -ns really .ns.s''us IN
REV G sFRafT Lswsburrh rsansylvana. ave and de
Rry j. p TGTN calissioa S hair
REV AM1s BlASoHD Meraen n u swe ihuk very A'shy Of
REV SAITH n,a.sursh ny @I~as surprised 70 nnd "r
REV G N aIsci Is~sbsrsh resr has ssers-d AAr
REV I fllsK Gas.aqas esuniy y suhsa and
Hrs D. 5als Gross Rsyr New york psspsa
crTrrx, Nahsrs' Magazine. ssw rss, 4rsesm
or i We might sven iii. rs, sut Thy IT
.sx 'i i oas1s aAss ss well :. n ta,ss
sid by an sr vasctp~l wAaeae saa re-
ll merchants lie g r, ouha. Or o1naaa-
Depot, ass Brocme street, N. r.,
where address Of and inquiries.
some dealers T % ss articles @ na q ~, 60 .sa ~As %
Genuine signed, Mn Aih written ink be~are OK
1ag Is-eodsm
Ben & Il. A. whitiock a Co.,
l3 BeeEraon Sired, corner Of Nasaa opposite the Asor
House,
rRofaETogs or THE PREMIUM cAnPAGSE cE,AST CABINET,
1MPORTERS OF Cognac brandies for druggists and
The Washington union., 1857-08-25

The Vera Cruz correspondent OF the New fork Herald
writing ON the 4t Instant states that the mortality from
the vomto Fory great Suicide was 80 otc1nenf that
il regarded as epidemic Smuggling was carried on
to great extent ON the frontier Peop.e were tired OF
the Spanish invasion reports
The Washington union., 1857-08-25

The Savannah Republican Of Thursday SAYS !" The
rgt bale Of new Sea Island cotton received yester
day iy Mesrs Tison Gordon from the plantation Of
Mr. Allen Gibson, Marion county, Florida II was re-
oeived too late to test its quality The first bale re-
The Washington union., 1857-08-25

ELLENT 4 UIctUN EKIEsS IN GEOLOGY !; Nv Sir
~ Charles iSea, Ls1don ~ oeuts
trupcitas and Town .,a u,,.r
s'fnfs ny A. ssscr, " o., London, 1857 ~ cents.
tgas iezsrfifnur Taidrs London. o. rs.
mos photographic Trsson Mechanical and Epr,,.-
nnslng London, 1867 81 s'~e
Fwads rsttonary f synuuvrn~s aus purcrr,.r or a. r,
LguHgr, London 1sb7. SO ocnfu - 'h'""
hist az the Portland Clcb Lnns8r 1857. 81
otF Rercaus0ns p sweden, Translated er ,he - ~
oAhahes fnr commissions, London 1857. rs cents
-nei, tanoas and Policy a Lard forty rears
as. ' ~ = "''fs = ''''i'ei i'nlon
sA FEsSx taylor
The Washington union., 1857-08-25
Collectors once, City Hail,

NUTtk To TAN-PAEERS--Dcduc Tor prompt
1N paymetNotoe hereby given The year
lsss ant doici a.
len cent " siow~ ny law ynr paid ~ BE-
fore tis Fafh day of September JAS T. iisfInAY
Jal' r6-codifn fss,.eor
The Washington union., 1857-08-25

u appears from tio OF Great Britain OF 1881
that IN that year there were in the country nearly six
millions Of women above 20 years Of age, Of who one
million seven Ilired snl sxty-soren Thousand were
1narriod and seven hundred and ninety five Thousand
widoNs
The Washington union., 1857-08-25
BY J. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
rTRISTFE'S SALE OF NAITARIE Y IMpRnE En-


IL ginric,t
streetn Tuesday afternoon ociack on the tre
ses b virtue of deed dated Nsvcf 1854. and re-
corded IN Lber A. g. No So fo land rrc
ords nor Washington county fhs subscriber viii
70 the highest bidder e following dcsrd property VIZ Bri.r
81 the intersection of Pennsylvania
nng thence sswardly along the line q cen,red
the val Which divides the known rs m
Seven Rudns- eoond house ~ the sa,d r
ING from the east end thereof f.Dce are
ia- said drng wsa tho yard wall the
.se ON said o 70 the alley thence
sd alley % said 18th street thence souvard
isn street to the place beginning With
,,s 2, an srceen trnes esory hrk dwelling house
WA NIX Trustee.
SAs. G. MCGUIRE,
AA1 Id
The Washington union., 1857-08-25

II EWISs Biographical History Of Philosophy
II vol.
MoFnonisrn, ny t16sr HYDE 81 &.
I.amart.ass History q Turkey vols. 50
T.ousscsus Confessisn, vois., translated 81 So
How 70 Write, rlannal o. eonPositan. 50
How IN Behave. manual q etiquette. 50
How 10 TAX. mannnl ~ conversation. 80 c-nts.
Jnuesons cf the fpeis blue and gold
Punch's Pocket Bcok or Fun. 80 cents
aacauiays Biographical ans Hrfcrcsi sscrbFs 30 ccuis
Aurl5 fRANCK TAYLOR
The Washington union., 1857-08-25
MISS BRooKE's
English and French Boarding and Day school

FOR YOUNG LADIES,
No 15s, rxxssrtvaSI1 ANrs- WsTusGTos. u C.
rTNHE duties of this institution viii be resumed
L Monday, september 1ffh, 1857.
psps bng limited, and the vacancies being few
early application for admission "a reqecsted
obtinrd al the bokores, 81 Che principal at
her reenra whence they viii be forwarded to address
Aug s-3tswuf
The Washington union., 1857-08-25

EafnISc, Aug "a The river this incrniag Is
god navirnbie order
The Washington union., 1857-08-25

4 EADING Criminal Cases. vol. LA Selection Of
Leading Criminal law Notes by n
ana y. y Heard. Vol l. svo. a.
Just pubished by LITTLE BRoWN, 4 Co..
Aug 15-s'sodt liz Washington street, Bostcu.
The Washington union., 1857-08-25

lsnbs, Ang- "a George Z. Humphries an assistant
to ne coast survey party WINS drowned Bath Maine
onThursday.
The Washington union., 1857-08-25
AND HOTsE-FURNISHINti Goods

lSlRNIllRE AND HDIEE-fURNlSHlNG Goods
reduced The subscriber, intending his
exclusively aGcton
his
ing greatly reduced pcs for cash satisfactorily
notes. C. MAGIIRF
Aug 25--eodlm Cummlssiua Merchant
The Washington union., 1857-08-25

onrriyzzox-xTx-w
AND UNITED STATES COURT or CLAIMS COMMISSIONER.
We 20 Prsazfsa srz Ees YrE
Commissioner for zmphre CcnDecfcus
island Pennsylvania, Ono Indiana, Michigan Iowa, wis
ccpsin Kcufucky Tennessee, Lsuisispa, Ah
barns, Mssissipp Georgia.
Tjorida, kr.
Kansas Nebraska, Mnnssos and the United sstes Territories
Pensions patents, and bcuni.s speedily chsssp~d
An kinds ~ law business successfully prosecuted.
Special attention paid 10 Court q Claims business
May 2s--em
The Washington union., 1857-08-25

We would call VIM ersndiu, ESQ
commissioner for
sioncr tho Omitted of Claims Colonel
ourhy with business connected with departments
Vashinzon and The fhe United s>asu Court n s's
fxse Ycvz Dedy Esa
The Washington union., 1857-08-25
!sa4sas'oa n a .stoeE c,noera.

saw YORK, August "A fhe Ohio life and Trust Com
pay have suspended Rumors plentiful and the ex-
ctrnent Is great
The Washington union., 1857-08-25

T1OR RENT.--A rare chanee.--Now under con-
IL II with 81 cgnrcnencs
the city and the well aased DENTIST dagu.-ret
p ofoe &c Also convenient and airy basement suirabr
FOR light business. Tho whole zted In the
most imfroved rnanner, ater the Ne~ FORK styles
WALL. STEPHENS
No. az PcnnsylvanIa aveuue
between 9th and lota streets entrance GA d street
lp--Imn
The Washington union., 1857-08-25

Mrs. n. A. Aliens WORLDS Hair Rcstoren.
Gray haired bald persons m Diseases q hair scalp read ~
..lcu ma and yadse q the srtces;
The Washington union., 1857-08-25
Mv. ca,lnnqlam's olam Dscsdad

Mrs.. Cataulgham's Claim Decsdad
NEw YoRK, August 24.--The surrogate to-day de-
cided against sirs Cunni1gAams claim the Burdeil
estate.
lie gives il to the blood relations Of the deceased
The Washington union., 1857-08-25

DY virtue of decree of the circuit court of Mont
roery county equity passed in the Gus
O. the subscriber,
viii Offer public sale the prcnse the late residence
vVrn plutnrn mead
The Washington union., 1857-08-25

WAsHrscros crTT, Aug. Is, 1857.
The Washington union., 1857-08-25

New YoRK, August z4.-T7e City OF Washington
from Liverpool arrived here this afternoon but brings
no later news than that oi the Anglo Saxon
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AMERICAN AND ORIGINAL!

The KnickerbOcker Magazine.
Edited by LOUIS GAYLORD CLARK.
THE number Of January, 1857, begins
the forty-eighth volume q the Knickerbocker Mag
s the mice Of subscription has been reduced from
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KNICKERBO1:KER has been increased nearly four 10
one = n many places SOLD where there was but
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nroieous promises, submit few extracts rom notices
- a. rumbers which we might extend to number OF
pages; ..,,.t., ,.. becn and will he fact of its
own a genuine living thing all the more desirable now
eh.t the new crop Of Magazines filled with articles printed
from English sath"fs makes flesh home crestons more
..nic,r ms and wecome."-fN. Y Christian Enquirer.
Rev W. F. SHELTON, Author Of Letters from the Up
The River etc, will be regular contributor
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exnens - or effort spared to Oke the kNlCAEkbOCAEn
more than ever deserving Of the tIst position among o
original American Magazines.
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PosrAeE-Two cents per number prepaid at the Office
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n. ONNABEL'S '-l.l"I t. 80
a.a. BI.SU LPHlTE OF LIME.
4 '...s.-5a N1w OxLE ANS, September Goth, 1856.
rHE UNDERSIGNED are now manu-.


THE UNDERSIGNED are now manu-
i featuring and prepared supply. pure and genuine
Bisuphite Ii which exceeds In quality and strength
apy that HIS been heretofore manufactured
is almost to remind the Planters as tney
are already aware fact that this Biuhite Of Lime
when pFnperly useh never fails to produce beautiful
white and yellow crystlzed that always commands
mena,jon il can with Western and other buyers
the fact having been made with Bonnahels Bi-su
phe a. they consider that guarantee against any los IN
weight and always willing TO pay gher prices LOT H.
The high repue and favor in which the planters generally
hold this BSuphiie is mach matter OF notorety that
il is quite unnecessary to publish here any OF the many
Watering testimonials received daily from those who have
used it. and invariably succeeded beyond their most san
made by Them but also in realizing the highest
prices with loss in weight than by any other process
The many benefits and superior advantages to lie derived
from its use are vel esta shed TO need any fhr-
uphte alone possesses that strength and those qualities
necessary to insure success to the planter 1
The many orders already received this year from those
who have used this RSu!phite, without in a single in
falling Is the hest evidence, II any were wantn:
in its favor The undersigned ~lone possess all the fac
ties to make pure article, guaranteed to be several
degrees stronger any other in There being
other anuactory in the South equal to the New Orleans
Chemical orks, which can in way bear compari
with Them quantity Of Bi Snphite can be supplied
at the shortest p ,ssihle notice.. -1 tsG frf.aT r
Very excellent barrels have been secured this season
shin the R-Suhite Of Lime in they are guaranteed moi
to leak and when returned they will be filed and
shpped ands the planter will invariably be allowed fifty
chants must he parcu instruct them to buy hui
H. Bonnabes Bsulphite, and all orders must
be addressed to " NJ .g$1s.@lj Il. BONNADEL. "a
Corner Of Natchez and Tchoupiloaas streets.
Barrels returned be re filed will be tSken from
the boats free Of charge and viii be reshipe u mo add
tsnal expense 10 the planter except drayage titan
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S IA nlt.,. OF FL LoIulslANA-fi6h -
~ c'a' District Court, Parish OF rerreso,.. @n Judi.
Arcade Guidry
Pierre Dasp!t, her husband.

Pierre D..p, T. her husband. s'n~
This case having been take,
fixed for trial ius,anter, and III. !. Up r'
the evidence being in favor Of 's ~. 'ad
and against defendant: 1t is ora.i p,s'''ld
Judged and decreed tina, plaintiff .' a.
Guidry, be and she is hereby .eo,, a,e,as
property from her husband PIER. ~ N
that the community OF acque s,s and I.spa;
heretofore existing between them gum 3 b
cease. that she have Judgment ,g.; ; sa y,
said Pierre Dasph for One Hunds. a,' ''s
Fifty Dollars. 1t is further ora.. su s@
she have hereafter the entire con,,", 'a't
administration OF her paraphern,l ,' 'aa
erty. and that defendant pay he co, %', !,
this suit.
Thus done and signed in oDen c,,., !.
Terrebonne, this 22d Of Octoh., ,s.. =
loisned] JAMES l. COLE
Judge of Fifth Jadr,I ~
True copy from the original in nv a..
Witness my hand and the impres, ~ !.
seal of office this oath Deeemhsr ,s..
-..-. E. n DuTREIE. wv
26-5t Dep. Clerk 5th Dist Ceur,. N,rs,,..
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Adve tisemcnls Is cents PER line, PAYABLE in advnnce
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-01-17
Succession Of Emily Bell wife Of H. Fleming,
STATE OF LOUISIANA-Fifih Judi

" cia1 District Court Parish Of TeErebonne.
wHExEAs: n. FLEMING, Of the Parish Of Terfe-
bcnne has filed his apa cation With the Clerh Of said
Count praying to be appointed Administrator Of said
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Therefore MI persons are hereby warned and notified
to file their objections any they have, the said ap
with the Clerk Of said Court q his Office In the
here the sid application will lie confirmed and grant,
ed in due course Of Law. Sd s8RaA$ a.t5 ttfg8a
WITNESS my hand and the impress Of my seal
NS Of office this the ID day OF January A. D., 1851.
2s3at So 5h f.ss H. NEWELL. Clerk,