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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-24

PilsbuFR-gd do Block alcAtee &eo-iS DO Kelly too
20 John Williams Eco7 Biscoe Simms-28 A fully &cO-
81 bales cotton pkgs pecans Edward Male &co bales
r l. Adams &co-22 CARROLL Hoy 6coSS " Lowe &Co-S do
& ersonS bales 3 bags 10 ORDERS bags
b%s c pecans Goodrich &co28 hides Theer, Seller eco
Total 263 bales cotton.
MINITITBAN-Schr Chpola-S3 bags mahogany Cochran L
Hall-292 hides Camerden-l6l do A Worril.
LIyRRPOOL-shp Potomac-sO0 sals 100 tons coal to
order.
NEW YoRK-ship Byzantium- Assorted mdso,
LONDoN-Ship Sumner-5Dn casks bottled beer Eaton
Henderson, Wolf350 bottled beer
Goodrich kco9b0 do hds wine Brulatour &eo35O esks
bottled beer Bros2lT do Is slabs pkgs mse
10 orier-l bax books AckennlO pkg mdse Hart eco
wine Jas Magee &col4 pkgs mdse to Haggan-5
cases se de Egapa-2 pkgs wine John Mure-lu cases do
VIM Mure-39 pkgS mdse Dunze &eol0 do II Hedden-ldo
@ Schneider AGO.
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Shipping gnteIIigentt.
CHEsCENT OFFICE, No. 20 Camp street, .
"Wednesday MORNING., Nov. ~, ls5s. {

CRESCENT 0FEiCE No. 10 Camp street
Wednesday Morning, Nov. ii l55S.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship suwanae, Dapnisson for BRACES Santiago.
ship Atalanta, Whmofe oginsby England, 80. ~
Ship Armore eausand for Queenstown FOR orders '0
Spanish Bark Neyen Castro Barcelona and ieairee
Mexican Bark Nueya Garnea Gonzales for Gaaneasby ad
sahr o1hoh Johnson Russell Breos Santiago MI Pom
IsabGi GodenbOR d fesparro
ARRIVED.
Slip Potomac Reed rom Liverpool 9th September to Meeker
Knox teo-4th dist 81,
shi Byrannm, Hilton, 20 days from New York Hyn
sou &c3-3d dist At.
British ship Golden Light Vaughan from Bristol England
9Th September, iii belfast to maser--3d dist 30.
sehr Carrie Sanford Gapp days from Pert Layaoa TO
ter-2a dist l5
lespRrfe-2d dist
Sohr Warren -, from the Coast, to mascr-2d dist
sFEAMBOAFs.
Silver Heels Brown from Bayou Goua
Belle Gates, RodWieh. from lialire
Pacific, MeGt, from Louisville
Belle Creole, Richardson, from AttGkRs
Milton Relf Hall, from AayOu Ten as.
Alouzb Child, Holland, from ST Louis
Ceres Iabarthe, from LntouTehe
GosBamerr FOtgRy, from st MRrtinsyfile.
Col 4 II Juison Hnrvisnn from Yaz5D River
California Hutehings, from Mobile.
IoFboat Anglo Norman Steele from the Pasesowed down
% sea i9h Instant ships Commodore and II Marcy bark
Ghip0a.
Towboat Day Brown, from the Passes-tawed down and
10 sea 10Th inst ship JUliabEought up shin Golden Light
and schr Carrie Sanford.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

vFNrTr TT,1u a
pa wv ny Il IT, SlIe mus sugar l5U
bDls moaSSes 70 augusIn q mus aaf Az 99s mo
asses 70 4. W SSTsIi % a. AZ NM Iit ~ Ds mo
iaSseS 3, ~; 20 tti 20 1919 s t KY PAN
ner5V 40 Ev pols h4Lsses b9SA sosy ASeEStU DO y
hhds sugar fohsh 10 a9 9oiases bFaud q
NUS susq az = ~ Urls 70
4 WsbreE5f do l. NHlas Eeo3i hills mGl9Sses j BnrnsGs I
COS bales cotton Lauye McCal-S DO BeIocq Noblom AGO
sndrigs TO oreTOta l6 bales cotton 6 bhds sugar AS
bbls nolasses IS III bbl5 lnoasses
n Al ryF s,oor,or T2aIIo mo tls ,,r G, til
1asse I'M hRlf bbls moasses 10 p z-nav bS1s s,,ST n
Payne IIarrson-4 do edward shin Eco bbs molases 20
mas sugar RoCbord do do 81 bbs moiassss to
j de Egana-25 hhds sugar w n MOntgomer-5J hhds SUI
or / u Tenarre2D do IL hbs moasses w gurhridge leo
Ii bhds sugaF ivier-3h hi bbls monsses TauBibber-
II sacks onions Gannon-sIndries to orie-Toa 47 hbds
sugar 24g bbs molasses, 1856 hf bbs nolasses.
NM ne u TIi Srtnn 49, ~ V b II hI HI Sg 10
VDis o ~ ~ SS ~ ~ ASA Ft, G IN
aof 6Iesby 4 McGauIey-S5 bbs whisky Coleman Brtton 4
Whers-l3 boxes candles Rhorer Hgginbothsm co6chas
Ar Milten eee 3orrnn5 bbls appes Ward Hunt co-l72
h. ad horses and mules HarperElO hhs sugar 25 bs mo-
asses West Where 8co-0O h hb moasse Is hhds sugar 20
sundfes 10 order.
TENe, c g.. ,l,,. ne 10 ,,,u..4 q. rr.,,.
@ 5 milton Re,lU p9leS Cotton p GliS
reIEusVh DATES e9IS buehteft St5iteu
a NLlghl Areh %Go-0l d SfesS &Go9 MNaeVlus 4 NC
nos tiehueIsoh q tealeo2 washington 9acHs9n
g ~ 9teNSieol W ISVtsvLi =" w
1J 4 L,f ~ W., ~ 'vo .aus 80
Harris Levi Edward Nails Fen-i do Waiter Eox EcSi5
bhds sugar bbs nOlnsses Snbaer-sunJries to ordeo
554 bales cotton
or ! SrrrS c4,. 49,. .,,Li,s 400 , ,. "A, r.,
" SSG ~ oaIs ~ Eae egoV 20 10
capaT9 bS O ~ s oI " 10 GH ope osteSpy y n
- nGH ouaSeo olt"t mas tontGto 10 Jey
@ S0 ti 49, y ~ 20 ooLa olN "a, ~ gS i3ut iiNtlutly
Gods bbis aSur IN rasE bscon i h WooIIn Ert ini nv
SOAP Is bbs oil Pedreauyile rothersib do brandy " Vr
denburg-25 do alcohol Bed0v WnsboF-75 bbs whisky to
Lapene Ferre2 do apples Denhnu-ig boxes do Bisc6e
Snms2 casks cabbage IS bhls urnps Dictionaries pEg
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CATTLE MARKET.

V
Arrived 40 Cattle 500 Sheep S. Milk Cows the market is
well supplied but prices Of Hogs are frmer,
PRICES;
BEEF Western Fine and Choics q h 8as}5e
Rongh and Fair do.t.g......,-d1-
Attakapas TeTas, etc, ID head .s22faSSO
Ordinary and Fair. S5,IS22
p4 agp1 50
Interior anu QUA
MILcH Cows Choice Kentucky tpor head.
0falhaFyts ...-....'tt .'..,.,.,tt.,..... SlOal65
Ghotee'. z--GltSSn
CALVES and fEARLNGs.... s36lSS IS
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sg Capt Hilton Of the ship ysantta report On the 18th
INST IN LAT u 70 long S 80 exchanged signals with ship Joseph
eerk hence foF - and at the same time vita ship Glad
Tidings, hence for New York.
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SUGAR Sales of 1000 to l2O0hhds easy prices without
quoabla alteration. Fair to fully Fair 55S616c q h.
MOLAssEs,, Aboat 200 bbls sold at 29159Ou for
Prime and Choices and 600 half bhs s2608Sc gallon
FLOUR. Most Of the recent arrivals going into store
under limits Of S. and upward for superue The sales were
confined about 1900 bills which no supane at 81 1 100
at So go Fancy also at 49, and 500 Extra IS sfS bb
The only sales Of Corn reported were 100 sacks
Ordinary at Csc and 8O4 White in lots zoe bushe OF
Wheat 100 sacks Inferior Red were sold at Zoe a buhe
Oats in fair request with sales $50 sacks St. Louis at
6s97ne and 400 in several lots at 7c p bushsl OF Bran
1870 sacks Old 800 $50 80 and $50 Fresh at
r. 100 MS
PROVISIONS The sales Of Pork included $50 bbls New
Mess private Bacon Ribbed Sides were
sold at 9G99Sct and 20 Shoulders at l6e n b. In Lard
nothing reported
HAY,.wo noticed asaIo Of 1900 bales Eastern $40
q tun.
COFFEE Sales Of 1900 bugs Of which 100 lge 295 at
l015, rs at l02I, and 6l7 at lie y II.
coTToNsEED OIL. .Fisk's Refined was selling at 75a
soc u gallon.
wHIsKY..w We noticed only ANAL sales at 28e for Reatfed
and Csc o gallon for Raw
FRRldHTs, Cotton shipping to Liverpool to IN up at
9l6i.
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Ship VIM Vert, Wadsworth from MaFseiles.
ship Baruabas Webb Watts from liverpool.
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LOWER MIssIssIPPL.

Leaves every TUES DAY. ats NJ
r. =, REGULAR WEEKLY WATER
lFI15@ loo and Coast pnCkeFOr Waterloo Port Iiud.
t59ss Springfield, I,obdelps Store, Walls Land
ing, Baton Rouge, BrWy Landing NIHnchac PHuuemiue,
Buyou Goua New river, llDnalsonye and the COtsThe
fine comfortable steamer Henry Lewis, Benz, II. Orr.
MASTER Michel clerk, will Regular packet in the
above trade.
Leaves New Orleans every TUESDAY, at P NJ.
Leaves W terloo every THURSDAY morning.
Leaves Don dsopyie every SATURDAY morning, coming
down the Coast in daylight.
All bushes. entrusted to this bos will be principally and
promptly attended For freight passage apply on board
10 OSBORNE, WILSON Il GARRApINE,
2Shnd 20 Front aud p ami 26 Fulton streets.
EDWARDS Il UESTZEL.
n23 Advertising Agents
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CONSIGNEEs.

PONTCHARTRATN RAILROAR-From Mobe-Stearner
Califoruia-2O bales cotton aud sundries to order
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UPPER MISSISSIPPI.

Leaves on thursday, 18th inst, ~ p. NJ
re IRREGULAR ST. LOUIS PACK EFT
S4alL s. The fine regular passenger wcket Planet,
Thos. scott muster, will leave for the above
anu all intermediate landings above For freight passage
apply on board or TO BELL BUCHANAN * Co,
u23 81 PoyiuH street
Leaves on THURSDAY. the 25lh Inst, at p NJ
Wwg. FOR 81. LOUIS,-FHE NEW AND
EAlELGtJIESS comfortable Planet. 7. w Scott,
Es1 yuaser. j. II, OgIrsby clerk viii leave above,
taking freight Cuiro Hickman MeMphs and all ptermed
bindings the Mississippi river For freight passage
apply on board or to
n23 y aul % Font street
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6SE FOR BRRaIEN-rHE Al SHIP R1apda-
EfS%As lene, Capt Henke, having most of her cargo
Sssa gagged and going board will with quick dis
pAfeH For remainder Of freight RHrN to
o25 BAXTER. LOWELL & co.
YEHUANTEPEC CIGARS-2soo1. MADE OF
\ choice fo987eo, at R25 per thousand, oF sale By
&. A. PICKETT.
YtB s. ST, Charles street.
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SPARKLING MOSEI.LT2 -2s cases Henkslfg Co.'S
- landing ex Belle Of the Ocean, for SAFE by
5. WOLFE
ole Sorue Of GrRYier and New ieYee SITS,
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NOTICE FROM AND AFTER THIS DATE MIR
- E Ia CAFANN is authorized to freight engage
ments for AID his account sill Be coprmsj nv
New Orleans Nov. /, 1855 9VNt-s n N
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Leayes on W DNFsDAY. 2th inst. at5PM
, r. FOR SHIRE EERDEET. GRAND
iEN44IlrsE5A Bayou, GWmpfe Grand Ecore 81 NaDrire
AleHandrta, Gorons Landing and all interme
due RndngsIhe entirely new light du.rht packet stereI
BloOmcE, Jos D. Phelps muster will leave rs above Fol
freight or passage apply on board.
EDWARDS 4 DENTZEL
NJ Advertising Agents
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65SEe F@F& AHTXVERP-THE Al FAST sail
ff{StS ing HsWorcrian bark LantlSYuTsten, Captain
freight apply 10
]. P, WHITNEY 4 CO., 50 Caron5elo street
or to C. " SORTA
For passage apply tho captain board 20 Fs. Dis
hIct
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ROsTnN

6FS FOR BOSJOY-THE II FAST SAILING
FNf$$61s American ship }. T.. Whitney, Captain Gray,
azis loading tor the above mort, and having most
Qf her crEo engaged and going on board, will have quick
dispatch. For freight IF -four apply to
J. ?, WHITNEY co, 81 CarondeIet street
For passage apply the captain board post 81 First Dis
tElet. MS
ESFS FOR BU~TON : REGULAR LIME FHfi
k3&S Al packet ship Cicero. Bent Taylor, master is
,anOw loading, and II have Quick dispatch For bal
ance OF cargo apply to GEO. w. HYNSOE 4 Co,
"a 81 Camp street.
S5S6% FOR BOSCON-THE Al FAST SAILING
RE1R@y American ship Rockingham. Captain NGecher,
Szzais now loading and will have immediate dispatch.
Fo balance of freight, apply
go BAXTER. LOWELL Z 90
Washington telegraph., 1858-07-28
WASHINGTON HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, ARKANSAS,
4. j. w ALLACE, Proprietor.

THE undersigned would respectfully inform
l. the public that he has purchased this we'll
known establishment, and is prepared to ac-
commodate travellers and sqjourners. He most
respectfully ask a continuance of the liberal
patronage bestowed upon the late proprietor.
The Washington House will be found one of
the largest, most convenient, roomy and plea
SAINT establishments in the State. His table
will be supplied with every delicacy the country
affortls-his house is well provided with care
full and attentive servants. his rooms are sup
piled with comfortable bedding and furniture,
and the proprietor pledges himself to spare no
pains to promote the comfort of his guests
There is one advantage this house possesses
travellers can at almost all times obtain rooms
10 themselves.
His Stables and Lots are large and convent
ent, well supplied with proyender. and will be
attended by faithful and trusty Ostlers.
The following are his
Washington telegraph., 1858-07-28
For Safe.

TIE undersigned offers
a@e for sale. ON reasonable
EsS---EisS--as terms the Engines.
zs=..==s..5[.sz Boilers. anil Doc
tor Of tile steamboat white Cliffs now Az
Fulton. 1.-THE Boilers nre twenty-five feet lou-.
thirfy-eiEht inches III diameter Flues fftern
inches. all of tile bet Ir0n.-have not been
used more than three months. and were made
under the provisions Of the new law requiring
all Boiler iron to be Of the best quality or not
pass inspection. The Engines are IN complete.
order. and are thirteen inch cylinders four
feet and a half stroke, with good chimnevs.
breeching and All complete tssnakc a tir-t-rate
Saw Mill with the additional expense IL the
NV gearing.
Washington telegraph., 1858-07-28
cAIno AID FrLTaS RAILRoAp office

CAIEo tyD FULTaS RAILRnAp office.
Lit.'- RoeE- -yaHHgrg III. 1857.
TN crfler to AFFORD tha-e who nar Will ro he-
al c0me interested INK Stockholders fn thr CHirn
anl Fulton Railroad ani thereby participant. fly
The grant NJ Lands made by Congress ID .,id III
it. construction an opportunity of doing - the
following local agents have been appointed ana
duly authorized by the company to receive sub
seription= to it, capital stock, 10 wit:
Dr-JoHN F. ALLEy, Batesyilic, Independence
county
EIcHAEn FArHEHLr- E-q.. Little R7ck. Tr-
la-ii county
J- WIra=Hsroox, E-l-. ArEa.lelplia, C.ark
county.
Col r. NArrTx. Princeton. Dallas county.
Mai Il. +. ilEsIrsTEir- Washington. Hemp
stead county.
Hon Dawn FoEAy. PaFaclifta. SEWER county.
Also the following travelling agents. To wit.
Col H. e. DYE and l. M MooEF. E-a.
EDW cross
Frerid+Hl Al. ri XII R- R. ca.
Feb- 1I. IslT. f--
Washington telegraph., 1858-07-28
..LNO-

I offer for sale 4 lot Of fine FURNITURE,
such as Chairs. Tables. wash-stands &C. Also.
a lot Of Bedding. including several superior
spring mattresses. and a lot Of Tableware. Al
So three good Stoves Any Of these articles
viii be SDli cheap f0r cash. or epoI paper on
reasonable fime- For price MI Engine anl
Boilers. amply 10 thr undersigned at Fulton 1r
to Mr. ETrER, Ak Washington
JOHN GRAHAM.
March 3I. 1858. a-tr
Washington telegraph., 1858-07-28
D.. n. HOWELL & CO..
RECEIVING & FORWARDING
NJ L r C III 4 \ T S.
(oS THE LEvEE,)
(oS THE LEvEE,

SHREVEPORT. LOUISIANA
HAVE purchased the well known building
IL formerly occupied by Messrs. Douglass *
Dashiell. on the Lcvee, lat the steamboat land
ing aud are now prepared to receive. store or
forward cotton and merchandise of every de-
scTiption Mt as low rates as any respectable
house in Shreveport. Our warehouses are i'm
mediately on the banks of the river and among
the largest and most convenient in the country
which renders facilities for storing and shin
ping cotton equal If not superior to that pos
sessed by any other establishments on Red river.
Cotton viii be shipped without being exposed
TO mud or rain. All goods will be promptly for
warled according to orders; and every atten-
ton will be paid to the interests of our patrons
We are prepared TO make liberal cash a.ivan-
ces on cotton or goods sent to our care.
We keep constantly ON hand complete as
sortment Of groceries. provisions -four bacon
salt, sugar, molasses, coffee tea. candles. soap.
whiskcy, brandy, gin. rum. wines. syrups. to-
baeeo. snuff. fancy groceries. castings. nails.
etc. which will be sold at the lowest prices.
Feb. II. 1851. G-tf
Washington telegraph., 1858-07-28
vALTABLELAND DFORsAIE

THE undersigned offer for sale On accomm,-.
- dating terms 1900 acres Of choice and
valuable Land, situated in Sewer county. AT
kansas.
These lands were selected in 1896. arc of the
best quality Of upland, and are located in a de-
sirable neighborhood.
FOR terms. &c-, enquire Of W. III. Etter.
Washington, or the subscribers al Lit.le Roct
WATKINS & CURREN.
January -nAh' lcD- A-tf
Washington telegraph., 1858-07-28
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

WHEREAS, on the twenty-sixth (2Gth) day
w of February, \. D.. 1853, letters Of Ad-
ministration were granted the undersigned on
the Estate Of Isaac Y. Jones, deceased, late of
the county of Hampstead, State Of Arkansas.
by the Clerk of the Court of Probate Of said
county in vacation. All persons having claims
against said Estate are hereby required to ex-
hibit the same to the Administrator properly
authenticated, within one yea raftcr the date OF
such letters, or they may be prcelndcd from any
benefit in the Estate, and if such claims be
not exhibited within two years from the date
of such letters, they shall be forever barred
and precluded from any benefit from said Es-
tate.
WM W. ANDREWS, AdAa'r
Of the Estate Of LsGae ". Jones, iced
Washington, Ark's, Feb. 26, 1858. o
Washington telegraph., 1858-07-28
RATES OF CHARGES

Extra charge for meals taken to rooms unless
in cases of sickness.
Board due at the expiration of each month.
Persons without baggage required to pay
in advance.
No servant shall be taken from the house
without permission from the proprietor or the
clerk.
The proprietor hopes, by unremitted care and
attention, to merit a liberal share of the public
patronage.
\. J. WALLACE. Proprietor.
Washington. Ark, June 80, 1858. 26-iy
Washington telegraph., 1858-07-28
M E DIG AL G AR D.
REMOVAL.

nR- r. p. WILLIAMS has removed III Office
Ito the room formerly occupied by j. NJ. Kill
gore a. Swamp Land Office. directly opposite n
DuEgcrs Tailoring establishment When not
In town he may be found at his plantation two
miles SOUTHEAST Of Washington
May 9Th, 1867.
Washington telegraph., 1858-07-28
no ENrEf:RsNTS-
CHOICE LAND ron s.TE

GNE THOUSAND ACRES OF CHOICE
- LAND located about nine miles nortll-yycst
Of Washington, on the North Fork or tie Ozan.
VIII be sold on reasonable terms, if application
be made soon- The tract embracing the follow
ing numbers. to wit:
The ST Of section eleven,
SW Of section twelve.
Wet . Of MI 81 section twelve.
IN "a 81 of section twelve,
NM 4 of section thirteen.
i ! Of Sc of section thirteen,
NE OF section fourteen,
NE / Of section twenty-four.
All in township ten, south, in range 20 west.
Apply to
WI W ANDREWS
Washington, Ark, June 18th, 1856. 26-t.f
Washington telegraph., 1858-07-28
FRUITS AND PRESERVES,

lust received direct from Boston. Preserved
- Pine-apples, Pears. Peaches, Ounces. Cher
ries Brandy fruits, Jellies and Jams. Cove
Oysters, Lobsters, Sardines, Salmon. Aspara-
gus. Green Peas, Tomatoes, Pickles, Sc. for
sale by W. II. ETTER
December 23d. 1857.
Washington telegraph., 1858-07-28
Mlsrellanenus.

SIN GER,s
SEWING MACHINES.
IN all the leading branches of manufacturing
l. industry, the great practical superiority Of
Singers Sewing Machines. i
fact established beyond dispute. No tailor,
shoe manufacturer. clothier. soamstrcsS, dress
maker. sadilcr, carriage trimmer, hat manu-
facturer, &c, &c, afford to do without
them
One Thousand Dollars q Year
Is only a fair average of the actual profit from
the use of each one Of these Machines. and. for
confirmation Of this truth. we refer to any one
of the thousands of persons who use them
They adapted to every sort of work. fine or
coarse. upon silk, cotton, linen and wooden fab
ries, also. light and heavy leather. They never
fail to give entire satisfaction.
To meet the growing demand for a smaller
and more elegant machine for private house
hold purposes. have just produced. and are
ready to receive orders for
singers Ney. Family
= Z WIN G NJ \ G II L y l.. !,
Which is the most compact and beautiful Sew
ing Machine ever constructed. IL is ornament
ell in the highest style of art, and all who sec
IL are uellGute1 Win l. II ullht- tile li4NlNN-
cd intcrlockcd stitch. and Is capable Of doing
greater variety Of work in better style than any
other Sewing Machine ever offered for family
purposes.
1t Is not subject to the objection of using
twice too much thread, and making a ravcling
seam lik the Grover X Baker; nor j. it coniin
cd in its operations to a few thin fabrics, liable
to get out of order. and untitled to use flax
thread. like the Wheeler x Wilson Machine /:
but is amply sufficient to perform all kinds Of
family sewing.
Price Of Family Machine. with iron table
complete for use, 500. The larger standard
machines. from SIPS to $500. Send for
l. NJ Singer & Co.'S Gazette, beautiful pic
torial paper devoted to Sewing Machines. and
containing a list of prices and all other infor
nation on the subject. 1t will he forwarded
gratis
|. VI. SINGER * Co.
IJS Brsddsrdg. -Ns,r York
BRANCH OFFICES IN
Boston, Albany, Baltimore.
St Louis. Providence, Gloversville.
Cincinnati, New Orleans. New Haven.
Rochester, Chicago. Mobile.
Newark, Philadelphia. Nashville.
Paris. France, Glasgow. Scotland.
EE!y- Local Agents wanted
june 80, 1SjS. 70
Washington telegraph., 1858-07-28
i.32o Acres oc land for safe.

1920 Acres oc Land for sale.
} nQn Acres ia different tracts Of unlani~
-.UUU and River bottom on the south -iI.
oi Little River, in township twelve. south in
range - West convenient 10 saw and Gr5st
Mills.
ILSD,
$50 acrc> un Nr~eers creek GIVE mile Nnrth-
Nezt of Center fuiAt-all in SEWER county
ILSO,
LOGO acres in Hampstead county. IN different
;Tfcts-all good tiiahlc land.
These lands viii be sold very low for cash. or
one third ea-h and balance Of Payments made.
20 suit the convenience Of purchaser.
Enr particulars apply to the undersigned
near Nashville Hampstead county. Arkansas.
DANIEL A- REEDEE.
Scpr. 2nl, 1s57- a5-Ir
Washington telegraph., 1858-07-28

HAMILTON =. HOWELL.
Washington telegraph., 1858-07-28

JOHN Y. HOWELL.
Washington telegraph., 1858-07-28
Cairo s. Fulton Railroad.

March 81. 1853.
Washington telegraph., 1858-07-28
ghredepurt Garhs.

arun1s WHITE. J. ". SMITH. wv. BALDWIN.
Washington telegraph., 1858-07-28
DIR. IL. L.. NELSON.

DR. PURDOM tenders lii professional sstvi-
~ ces 70 the citizens Of Washington and n
vicinity in the various branches Of his profehs
sion He may be found at all times. except
when professionally absent, at his residence near
Maine street.
January =, 1852
Washington telegraph., 1858-07-28

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