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Washington telegraph., 1858-04-28
THE STAGE OFFICE.

tIr the lines wy StaEes from WasEfnrton tn
titt-eh3ck ta Shreveport Gaines Landing aatf
tl NiaFhsNIlle. Texas ~ Kept III tIis hUu-e-the-
-lrEe leaves y Washington for Little Rock. every
Tuesday Thursday aud Sarurdar mornings ~ Il
ci"cA !. ~ land lar Clarksyilie. Texas
fFett Inea.aF- Thursday AMI Saturday 1t tlls.
-'inc hat'-g1ing through to either place Ill
-wo iay-:
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SOUTHERN SThGELINE.
-FROM-
y WARRINGTON, ARKANSAS Tg
sEEREvEF'oRT. LoE-FsFsy4

TNIiIS Tine runs regularly three time. 4 weak
\ connecting AZ Washington with the Clarts
Nlle- Texas anil Little Rock Stages.
Leaves Washington, Tuesdays Thursdavs. and
saturdays ~ : o'clock. A. NJ, and arrives AT
shreveport next days IL p. Nj.
This line also Connects with the Monroe snd
Natehez iine- at senteil's Store, ana with the
and NacnEdoches, Texas. and tbo lima j, tf,r
andra, La., ut Shreveport.
Ears to Shreveport, $40 %
j. s. GIBSON.
September 5fh. 1855. Hi ii
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). n. HOWELL 4 CO..
RECEIVING & FORWARDING
NJ E r c ii An NTS.
los THE LrvEE.)

SHREVEPORT. .LOrISravA
HANE purchased the well known bufIlins-
IL formerly occupied by McssIs Douglass 4
Dashieil. ON the Lcvec. lat the steamboat land
ing and arc now prepared 20 receive. store Or
forward cotton aud merchandise Of every de-
seripiion at as low rates a. any respectable
house in Shreveport. Our warehouses are i'm
mcdiately on the banks Of the river. and among
the largest aud most convenient IN the country.
which renders our facilities for storing and ship
ping cotton equal if not superior TO that pos
scssed by any other establishment on Rel river.
Cotton will be shipped without being cxrosctl
60 mud or rain. All goods will be promptly for
waryicd according to ordcrs: and every attcn-
ton will be paid to the interests Of our patrons.
We are prepared to make liberal cash a,lyan-
ccs on cotton or goods sent 10 our care.
We keep constantly ON hand a complete as
sortment Of groceries. provisions -four. bacon
-ali, sugar, molasscs. coffee. tea. candles. soap
whiskcy. brandy. gin, rum. wines. syruf.s. to-
baooo, snuff. fancy groceries. castings. nails.
etc. which win be sold at the loves; pric--.
Feb. II, 1857. ctr
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CHOICE LAND FOR SALE.

ONE THOUSAND ACRES OF CHOICE
" LAND, located about nine miles northwest
of Washington, on the North Fork Of the ozan,
will be sold on reasonable terms, if application
be made soon. The tract embracing the follow
ing numbers, TO wit:
The Sc Of section eleven,
SW of section twelve,
West ! of Ne Of section twelve,
Sw of SE Of section twelve,
NV Of section thirteen.
Ell Of Sc of section thirteen,
NE of section fourteen.
NE II of section twenty-four,
II in township ten, south, in range &c west.
Apply to
I WM. W. ANDREwS
Washington, Ark, june 18th, 1856. 26-tf
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FA Gu LIT Y:
COL L NJ B Z 5
FEMALE ACADEMY.

CIUAGC TSTDIhf
uNIE first session Of this institution com
l. menced the frs; Monday in January, (ls5s)
under the direction of Mrs. A. q. Thompson,
graduate Of the Salem y c. Female College.
Competent assistants will be employed if the
number of pupils require it.
The sessions will be divided into two terms
of Eve months each.
Rates of Tuition:
Primary DErARrNgSr Spelling. Read
ing. and first lessons in Arithmetic, $40 90
JUNIOR DEPARrNENr:-0rtlsOgra Read
ing. Writing. Arithmetic, Geography,
Grammar and History, 10 %
SENIOR zebra, Gcon.c-
try. Chemistry. Rhetoric, Logic, Astron-
omy aud Physiology, Kane's Elements Of
Criticism, Mental and Moral Science, 70 90
French and Latin language, $50 each.
ORNANESTAL DEPARTMENT -
Music on the Piano :: So o0
4. - Harp %: :: . 90
- Guitar ~ 90
Ornamental Needle Work :: II 80
Painting. (seven systems.) :: 4; 10 20
Wax Work :: :: oO
PUPILS will be charged from time Of entrance.
No deduction will be made, except in cases Of
protracted illness.
Columbus. Jan fst, 1855
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JOIN Y. HOWELL.
Washington telegraph., 1858-04-28

HAMILTON :. HOWELL.
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V. ErTcHIE, \. YATES.
Washington telegraph., 1858-04-28
Gaines Landing Stage Line.

Ia at l2I a. NJ. m
Leaves Camden daily, at c PM
iassehgers hy thi= line car lay over at any
Ang. 20, 1857. - AGhN!: j, !.
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URIAu pUSS.
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II. c. COOK. R. /. LISsco1r. J. y. nExpESHALL
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Cairo & Fulton Railroad.

CAIRO AND FuLroS RALRoAD OFFICE,
LHtie Roef. January IL, 1857.
7 y order to aiforl those who NAV wish TO be-
L come interested a. Stockholders in the Cairo
and Fulton Railroad. aud thereby participate in
the grant of lands made by Congress 10 aid in
its construction. an opportunity Of doing so. the
following local agents have been appointed and
duly authorized by the company to receive sub
scriptions to its capital stock, to wit:
DIR. JoHS +. ALLEN, Batesville, Independence
county.
RICHARD FArnEELr, Esq, Little Rock. Pu-
laski county.
J. L. wIrHERsrooS, Esq, Arkadelphia. Clark
county.
Col. Il. MARTIN, Princeton. Dallas county.
Maj. Il. +. HENPsTsAD, Washington, HEMP
stead county.
Hon. DAVID FoRAS, Paraclifta Sewer county.
Also, the following travelling agents. to wit:
Col. ii. C. DYE and /. VI. MOORE Esq.
EDW. CROSS,
PresideAt G. & r. X. r. Go.
Feb. IL, 1857. G-tf
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WASHINGTON HOUSE,
Washington, Ark's.

TUE PROPRIETOR respectfulIya -
= Informs h!s friends aud patrons Tss.s1s
hnl the public generally, that he has aaffss,.#HS
recently completed new and COM 49,,
m"ii"H- addition tn tlis veil known establish
mcnt. and thoroughly renovated and Teited the
ahIAfe ilnl-liiving added several large and
pleasant rooms III those heretofore Ely use.-al
nf WHICH have been well supplied with new and
comforts 5ie furniture ana bedding With these
'i'anisges the proprietor fattcrs himself that
rip
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The Rates CT chs-ges sTe as Fcl.cgvs

ia "a e or sickness
iioard due at thc expiration M each laonth.
Persons without baggage are require 70 Nv
p advance
Nu servant Shall he taken from tLe Lg-,se
EieFE.
Thc Proprietor. thankful far the liberal bat
rnnaEe heretofore bestowed upon lim haHes IVY
uisrculitted care AM attention to merit II. c5R.
siruantr-
u. W SMITH, Proprietor.
iHnnary l-t- ls5s.
Washington telegraph., 1858-04-28
REMOVAL.

DR. R. p. WILLIAMS has removed n. Office
Dto the room formerly occupied by J. NJ. KILL
gore as Swamp Land Office, directly opposite r
Dugger's Tailoring establishment. When not
in town he may be found at his plantation two
miles SOUTHEAST Of Washington.
May 9Th, 1867. -Je-
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M Z DIG AL ARD.

DR- J. #. REID, having permanently Ioca-
bted in Rel Land Township. fourteen uiles
East "a Washington, offer. his professional SER
vices to the citizens of said Township and sur
rounding country. in all the various branches
of his profession. lie can be found al III VI
foe a; al times, unless professionally absent.
aug AZ, lSJf- 33-tf
Washington telegraph., 1858-04-28
Nv aslainEfon Ezouses,

NilL n" innhl onc of the most convenient. roomv
ana Pleasant establishments IN Scutli Arkansas
Hi- rlhlc Will Tx supplied with every deIira,-r
the country afforls-his house Il we'll provided
with careful aEd attentive servants. and tie urn-
prlr.or pledges himself To spare no pains or W.
lel--e = promote the comfort Of his guests
llls Stables and Lots are large anI convenient.
"eii supplied with prOvender- and viii be attcrsd-
e hs faithful and tru-ty O.tlrrs
Washington telegraph., 1858-04-28
CARD.
E1Es. BENZ. II. ,yEYvT.

Has resumed the practice Of medicine in
IL Washington, and may At al times w found
nj his apofhecary store. unless professions In
absent where be will keep full supply offrcsi
medicines for sale low FOR cash.
Washington, May 4. ct.
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Personal INTELLIGENCE.

Gov Mewillie, Of Mississippi, was IN New Orleans ON
M ,o,h instant on business connected with the jackson
railroad question ~
:, i; ,t.xl that Sir Il. Bulwer Lytton csntcmplAtes
,s,.h,r M account Of the early literary journals OF
Great Britain - M
when the Hon. Edward Everett was reserved IN
"a .,eso ON the 10th instant he Addressed by Mr.
ln ne ..Mr Everett Orator, Patriot, sage, Cicero of
are Iaudator Of Washington, Apostle OF Charity
aim Priest OF tbs Union and Friend Of Mankind
Litter from St Thomas written on the 23d uit, says;
aeal santa Anna the Mexican general, Is with us at
w h,se ~ MIR Gomez If he is thinking ~ go back to
Mexico really don't kno" It, lie IL Silent ~ silent as
al post.
,,,s cincinnati Commercial says The Hon Thomas
:, w,,shal delivered lecture in Smith Nixons Hall
s..sJa, NIGHT upon total abstinence. II was spen-
s atoc effort Astounding in eloquent and thrilling
uu and il was convincing and powerful Mr.. Mar
LII has recently become Jealous advocate Of temer-
e'i and we learn recent convert TO christianity"
t,,c u Lucas the banker Of st Louis, has adjusted
~, ,ec,nary troubles with his depostors He has
nt,s ~ lour of five millions OF dollars,
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THE ARMY md NdYY.

The contracts for supplies for the subsistence depart
ment Of the United States army in New Mexico were
d, an the 4th of March The following named gen
,,sme we're the successful bidders for the articles and
Ego,y Joscph IIcrsch, Santa Fc; ccran st. Vrain,
ro IIuon Joseph Hersch, Albuquerque; A. J. Otcro,
Fort Defiance Beans ceian 81 Vrin, Fort Union,
Fort Massachusetts,, and tanton"e"s Du.K~in r.
White Fort Fillmore and Fort Bliss r. \ G. Hunng,
.m,nsr,pc Vinegar: Dens May, Fort Fillmore;
Keslcr Zckcndorf, Albuquerque; IN Logan, Fort
Thorn, Joseph Nangle, Fort Bliss. Salt James Cun-
ming.
General court martial is ordered to convene at San
Antonio Texas on the 10Th day Of May next for the trial
of Cant Seth NJ Blton of the first regiment Of infantry
comnany c. third artillery, commanded by Captain
and reyet Major John T. Reynolds, Is announced
f the light companies Of that regiment 1t is ordered to
proceed Immediately to Fort Ieavcnworth where i: will
be fully equipped light battery, after which 1t will
ioin the achievements destined for Utah.
Tur NAVAL AcADEMY AT AsNAPoLlA The board of
val officers which has been In session at Annapolis since
the list Of the month adjourned on "Wednesday, having
concluded the examination of eleven nishipmen gradu
aes of tho Naval Academy In 1855 The following is a
list Of those who exaanned for promotion George
E. law of Indiana Philip Porcher South Carolina Ed
ward p Lull Vermont Alfred Hopkins, New York f.
o. Matthew'S Missouri T. Nick. Buchanan Pennsyiya-
via Montgomery Sicard, New York; Edward Lea, Ten
nessee; @. s. Norton, New York; H. HI. Dalton, Mssis
sippi; and A. +. Crossman, fennsylvania.
Letters from the Gulf Of Daricn state that Lieut. NJ
Mchler the Typographical officer of the Ato expcdi-
o has returned to the United States schooner varina,
having completed the entire survey of the country be-
tween the Gulf Of Darcn and the Pacific coast, the object
Of which to ascertain the prctabilty Of building
interoceanc ship canal The work has been artuOus
hut interesting one md much information has been gain
cd Of the nature Of the country The weather has been
extremely favorable and sickness has nterfercd with
the progress Of the survey. Lieut. Mchers party are
waiting for the completion Of the photography Of the
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TnE Acr MEASURING AND Weighing GRAIN.-The
act for the inspection and weighing of grain will go
into operation the list of May, when the newly APP
pointed inspector general and his four assistants will
operations. We published this act AZ the
time Of fits passage md 1t is law which il only opera
tive at the option Of thesowner of the grain who sell
with without inspection he may think proper n
hardly worth while to repeat It in columns Tho In
spector Is to be allowed cent per bushcl wheat
and half cent all other gusin inspected half
to lie PAID by the purchaser and the other half by the
seller and the grain will have b pay the inspection
fees scarcely think II possible that they will
amount to suficicnt 70 pay office rent. ls.' ~ ss
Baltimore american.
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TnR BLUE RiDcE TrxNEL.-The cars on the Central
railroad commenced running through the Biue Ridge
tnnneI Tuesday morning last 1t occupied six niu-
utcs for the passage Ihe dsancc to Siaunton hos thus
bcen somewhat shortened and nearly hour will he saved
Mt each trip. i
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-. TIE BucHAxAx Axp BREoxNRIp0E CLrB
.ssss - ssass ss, e eornss' W. ssa
tn Yarr "a ~ srros b<lEsea X M Ash a. oes-k
NJ a sssarisy ,h~ f7sh ~ order u Ne re~ds - the
e''' THOMAS HccAxaNr
apis az S<crT'.T'
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FASHION ArfpcrixG TRApx-The starch manufacturers
In trouble, and despond Of business succcss Where,
in times past they found ready sale for their nanufac
tnrc the article drug This change is stt,ibu
ted to The general Of crnolnc and the hoops starch
being longer necessary to produce expansion
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LvOR MILITARY MEN.-4O pieces whitc neh
10 ducks, IN eradcs pants and vssts Va ga tsss
is pieces whits fnen drilnUs. ID n ~ sa. 49,.
with largo stock q oss departments ~ CHI
Dress
We opeu new supplies daily. ei 2
One pricc only, married n pasp Akuress - dcvktrn
me thdNccd dec,no Oren&
any present Ill 68 mcnthly - - asee.sd ~
hills thas an not raid promptly We ar arxhs - 'hs
Of thh doctrine.
Good ARTICLES low prices daas nay * sset % ~
f..4 s3s CpntFa Stores, - wsgt budding,
Auyu fa--aetd1 epposts Csnes naskse
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0tAPT. MAYNE REDS. NEW BOOK. RAN
~ AWAY rosEa, an Autobiography for Boy price IS cents ~,
rccdves NJ
Ag Job bookstore, ssi rem avenue
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ANOTHER BLACK -nsrvp,acAx vrcpRr.The State treas
ury of Town said TO lc In unsatisfactory condition,
check Of certain banking isn occupying che place
where there should be 500 600 and $50 600 more being
mystcrously missing Isl IS
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EPrDEMIc ON THE susQUEHANNA.

The United HtateR Steam funfe Suv uebnuna arrival
ot.Ns wx>aS ~. esxa rsarf s.sxss -. t>y,. II. ,r
~ ~ 4, ~ VII .,H'' "'''n rNAsus VI
r"'' noy. S~s'ae. Snes1 hx VeacesS ana hty seven
men were landed, sck with yellow fever She has he'd
hundred and fifty five cases Ia all and sixteen deaths
are known 3 $3.50
shs ,v.. ~ s.c,,,v. ,~..,.v. =. .-., 81
nv. ~. ~ - /, Fl, -"~N'' = ffA1''.''', -
"o nas oeen aDson' spou' TWO years du-
ing when ne she has visited the Mediterranean, taken
part in the Atlantic telegraph expedition, and for the
last six months been ON the coast OF Central America
The fever originally hvke ont on the 1st of March lint
. I;. 49,, j. \. q. N, =. = ,c4. 49,. =. ,.... =.
"''' .. - "'"' '"s ~ "''S'' :. ,"s~" -
iass - violently that consultation was ne'a ~ inc
captain surgeon, and officers of the deck and IT WAS de-
cded Pensacola that being the nearest hospi
tai n, the Tinted stxtes One who was on iard writes
-.,,,
The vessel was si'en headed % inc sun
Oh 's'c 'N'e' anu, " n'eNe = ",'ne' va .'u on
W. 81 'nas 'hc uA's "elo Iunnlhe suoI, s.o ur,c
"o' ,., os - '''''si'' " 'Sy 49,, - -. ~ INC
i'ci.,aes ai'" weo s'' ~ es '''O wa"s " ps'1S,
~ INC snA p
'o sp ~ ''"No ~, :" 49,, o".'" ,0 "'sa
lous 1 n."uleu " !. ~, ~as ~ M" ',S
anu W nno, , ~. ~" - 's' d"'s'ou N'
@''u ~ ws''n WIN WV '''' ~, 'NN.iu ~,
Inc atn u April poof iae.'ensn. Henry W. vnse''
III ILL.,, - a." . :, ;1 .,;... =; ~.
S 49,, :" ."s'T - ~ a.y', "' ~.
D'ask vom. ans Iema'nt were eonmitteu 70 INC ueep
""'Nss v '' anu Vh 1'I - IN ~ :,
wou'u y nave peeh hau no uci III inc ns'te upon ,ne
P',S - Na'n", "oo ''' o sesea' SesS'.s ''.siu
eumNcu n'"'se" oc'oio INC ehc"y u"l'he 'ho MeAa''
WAT MAIN u !,
nc nignt u the o.h saw w ~ nhchor ~ mo haior
~ iof. where nsr ns'sh "
ING ,'us WIN '"S .io "s " WV ]Nun", c' iio''0
nnS'ewais VINO n'moua1cy communicated WIN us, anu
we ~ nenu Z. ", sSs'"s n'.,' =
seventy aowh Win e lever ne gave otdes .. once 1a'
tne naval ~p on SHORE should W put IN order ior ,e
recepuoh OF our SICK Intse o'cfs were must m'n,"y
cafncu on' ~ ,hc s",scos VINO ~o'xca III nsns, ~
yen men we're TRANSPORTED to the hosnita wher eycry
thing was provided for their comfort that would tend to
their recovery .ss n 4 .ssaa
'ihe 9th and 1th wore employed IN coaing ship and
some twenty more vent 70 inc hospital Ine o.n we KY
a,, ,., :. 1,. n., e. 49,. ~. - =, ~, g,mt
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vxyELLINGTON'S DISPATCHES AND MEhO-
wv RANBA relating India, l7t7 10 1905 IN vc hudon,
cycoue. of The Natural scnoes by VIM BairA nh
vol. london. 1885, -gi = -.
Teuerluc sbQvo The clou4p ~ c Paxd
smyt vol LONDON. 1853 with slarcogvaph Nnattxf5ny
Meteorological Papers by the Hoard Il Trade Nasnbr 1andcn
1858. "a, e3s.. ID IA a.s hi
f1emings Vocabulary PHILOSOPHY, Mental rai ~ Msphy
cvonredi. q Universal History vol f0ndon 1887
ARGOS Lives q distinguished Scientific Men, vol Lpudon
1857. "a ss.s. ~. w :. 49, ~ II.
assels Agriculture and Ca4e x Ne United States Cana and
Cuba vol Ednbure. 1857. 4.
Rise q our Empire. BY Lrd Mahoa Lprdon 1ete
Idewigs Literature of Ansan Abcsgnal Languages Ledpn
1858. 4 ~, - ss ~ - ~ s5eas
on Aguaiztng At Sea- London. 1858
Innns's photographic Projection. Lcndon. 1858
Secular Domestic Architecture Nv George GibertScott Lon
1855 Il
British Nautical Almanac for 1851 - -.
For sale by NANCA TAYLOR
Ap10 @fS&a 4.,gte,a
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XxIAsIINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD-- Trains

wv follows; 4ttil 3tas5 a N fai. :.
.hngon ., M g. M ap MI a. 20 r nj .. 49,
p. m. e f 10 lf. e3ltla =.
Tho trains and and 20, D. m connect directly At
Baltimore and at Relay for the West those at a. IN,
u.s. p for Annapolis and at g. M or Frederick ana
Norfolk W. - e5sst+.. .3l ~. -. :.
Annapolis aud Washington functions.
Saturday ut TO- r. M goes only 70 rnancr
plia.
Jan III y n iAfcooNo' Aso"'
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~ Apsa No. less
NrU. u HEREBY ssAist pssssa wa BE- rsssyed
al s, dspastas.s until s seash day q M eso ~ - as
suy p,e whas Of Ave n6bou~ q tHess = treasury
nos In exchange esA W ~ Unisa ass dspassd with
treasurer hs trsaas " nsnA - fhaA
dssm " bsash Hln - Nsw oans e 40 -
sistaus trcasurcs ~os Csssen or g. iosts ws
from tho acceptance such ofosA under No aahe'
y Il Congress entd An "a anhests ths ssae OF
TREASURY notes. approved 1Sd December 1881. $500
csssy viii be Issued sAs 5ss< Aess d caFea
Gates dsIss uih tse ouicxs e crsn ne 4eaeurs o.
tho unui They will be as AyshSs - IN oEfas snch
bacr or agree ska sanA shanxs - ~ lowest
rate of interest exceAsg PR and VIII
carry such rate from The certificate u such depuic
The proposals rata u mtert wtthcss caudioa and
without bids cu(a cshss sacsoas rates
than fourth hail. Arco nsstm q pen Ssasn Or
pcs ccuaus proposed ~ sAnesa nuss b. d.
poaed with oue treasury absvv demonstrated, whose
certificate Of such Opposite ssccpeNy each Wsr - ~
cury its fuinImcp s proposal ~ aecspted qeaAs
drccons viii We given ssch dsFoss. e~d eNsope
ss bs variant prvsonx Tho Cssgrsss, ~ Of this
notice, they viii not BE- considered.
An notice must no scat aud nscEs6ed - mo
outside Proposals Treasury Notes" They will ~ scued ~
this department, o'clock, said scan day Nay
HOWELL. COBB
April 11-dMayi0 secretary y inc treasury
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~ ROVER " BAKERS SEEMING MACHlN e.
NJ subscriber has taken the agency and has now en- hand a
celebrated family sowing machns ana IN
presenting without fear NJ contradiction
he the best article offered 10 the
noc They arc adapted family sewing from tho
kind He respectfully invites the ladies to
call and examine hcm. H .
all who DESTROYS of purchasing M a
Needles of all will be constantly kept on hand lor sale
G. W. HOTEi IR,
No. 3is, Iron Hail. Pennsylvania avenue, between
Mar 5-3taw6wif 9th and 10th strects
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DANcROFTs TIsToRY--NEW YoLuME. TIIl

DANCROFTS HISTORY--NEW VOLUME. TIE
American Revolution 1l2 Washington
Boston and will pob'rh ON the LIST May
the History Of States VII being O
ny George Bancroft Octavo Uniform with
the previous volumes.
revolution the blockade u Boston 70 the treaty Of
pence 1854 and contains lin great degree from nanu
Script history N the nation during the
portion this even,ul period including tho blockade Of Boston
organization the country, the alteration Of the
charter u the people " Massnchn
set the spirit South Of l74, tho u
England Frances and elsewhere the battles ~ Lexington
and Concord siege the Congress Of l77s the choice
Washington commander in cia the battle q Bunker Ill.,
&c, &c. -
A. tbcrc viii great demand for the History u the
cyouc o preceding volumes tho work. these
fur win also be published separately as the American
Revolution H. W with tito and binding 70 cor
respond.
issued the FIRST Of May and the others
viii follow they can be prepared for the press
April 14--eod3t
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W uwAmnma neaMt
washaagsa, Aysh ~. 1865.
sess rseslvea shk Asstmsss om Ma
rsehs tbs upasa nAAss es~ssi a ~ A X nAsd, Of the
passage II nsdaa.ss, pansA b IAgvs cbsnra Il ~
ss.nd s.as n expert av ~ pvsAus = sdAA sa s's
Iss day u Jasuary, iess, - ssssws, M
Os sraAa-Fu every huguhead, sx shkltnCs ~.
+" uesue, four
OK Noasss rce every panaAeos, two saaus - sszpsacs
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