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Washington telegraph., 1859-03-23

PERSONAL REMINIscENcE OF WAsu
INGToN.-The Washington States nnb-
fishes letter from a German sentlsna,,
81 years old, who, it says, is perbans tbe
"only individual living 10 either be,n;s
.phere who enjoyed the pleasures or ~
table seated ON the right hand of Wash
Ington. The writer thus speaks Of the
reeollections excited in his mind bv tho
pictures of Washington and his fa,niIv
which hang in his hall:
They ylvidly call to nv mind the dnv-
the qroudest day of my life-that passed
upon the beautiful banks of the pJta-.ac
10 the family OF the best and greatest ner
soaage that the world has ever proriueed
1t was IN May, 1913, now nearly 81 wears
ago. L was seated at his risht at dinner
and l recollect as distinctly his majestic
bearing as 1t II were yesterday Though
OF mortality, his overpowering presence
inspired an impression that he BELONGED IN
Immortality. His stateliucss. his serene
face, the perfect simplicity of his manners
his modest demeanor, and the words of
wisdom which he uttered, led me irrosisti
bly, to the belief that he was an emsna-
ton OF the Omnipdtent, for the marvellous
work that he had then. Just consumrna;s
1t vas my good fortune TO contemplate
MN 10 his retiremcut--aftsr he had Ieft
nothing undone that he could perform for
the i'epubllc Of his creation, sud after he
had quilted Office forever. What a pr-vi-
lege / enjoyed in being his welcome guest.
OF the 24O, 100000 Of people ia Europe.
[ imagine that a1n the only person, since
the death of Lafayette, vho was so iavof-
ed as to break bread and take wine with
him at his own table.
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-23


SHr. IA. Br f' hfr.hrr rnrc'si, Thhf thc Gnv-
rrHar shnll havc power te rrn1yc saia snnErin-
t1ndent tur cnnse. nnd appoint successor
SEr. H. Br n rtfrther rHrrfrf. That slil sr-
r1rintanirnt HhHll receive fnr hiS services thg
sum y! thruc hnndFe doliars rrr annum- to he
paii quarterly ns rther ufieara nnd u sufficient
.arrm ky Hay the anmc f--erehy appropriated Ont
nt tha SfHtr Treasury
SEr Y. Be H tartfr a4H-faf. Thai thr c1n-
tractor f0r keeping thr rrnrirts shHli ha Tcfuir-
ri tn rna aatrnEt " Ci-tern. Within tlr rrnitnn-
fshrr NafiA thHt rll contain fnrir rr iiity thun-
4anH Gallons nf water. nHH Furnish anl properly
IA tn sail -i~trrn. N -nai aHl sufficient furgc
rumr, ip hg approved uy fhe Hurrrintanirut-
AEr a Tr i n.-N1n# Trrrfrf THlt tiu EUv-
crror ha afI hu is hereby authorized t1 appoint
" chaplain ip preach ilr tAr ruAviuts in ihe
pariIeHtiarr. rh1 Ahall hnla hi- efire for thc
tcraa af twelve MONTH lr1m aHi aitar hiH ar-
pnintmant; ani NAusH hlty ii Rh--l bG t1 1pruarh
lt lcast aue tinr g-rh Sabbath. ani fnr which
he HhHl receive uan hrnlrtd hrd ilF dollar
rar annHn- t4 ta Eatt 44-riaIly cl- of tlE
Treasury.
sHc. XII E-it .r.-.fa- -a-a-a5 Taa. tle Gav-
arlt3r sAall have rlRgT t9 remove zail rAalLAla
tar cafr- Anl appoint sucalHrar-
sEr- ll- h+ H WrrlHr rHraMi THat. fnr tln
Hnn- t-r-tfHn XXI tAe vurA Hr1litiai in tLg Tfh
auat.aa rI tli- act tla Governor i1 hereby
aathvaiH-f. il hlhriI 1f thr S.lte rF ArEAnsa saa.
t1 HErar tlHt th- sHil contractors -laM receive
iEnin tlF aHii -tatr- nH+ r-r--linE the 4ula ni
-i- hundred 'IH.inr-. ta hr -ai fJ thtFn as hrr4-
inAitc= nrnyiills ir-Tf.+. Taht thH R1rh au-
tllriari iy srcaiua aarrH uf tilis art. -hAr hg
completed hF tin fiH-i Lay rf October. t- IN.
lrln. Hnd tAaf tLrr vin faithfully parlaa4l
Haid contract in arm HlIrnre wltl t.la prsvlai0ns
nf rhia aei. Whrh uaHi HliliT h- tHE-h Ell r.-
proved hy tla Governor.
SEn. li. E N yalTsE rrrn'r.. Thrt tiI- EH-
TnriHt ainHt provided tar .. f..u 1.aH.h -ua.ilH
nf fAir arH. stHli rn Inspector F tha wHria ilH
rniHr fhc contract IrrtiNUi tur IN. lli- nrf,
nhrag Iuty An -hAil nr tn -aa thrt ftr -araa All
darr in aaenHlauaa riti tha contract. aaI rrr-
ti-. ths snln. nHlar aH.ht fl thu Governor.
nr E UNHTa ufiar Iha Auditor sAlll l-aRa "
warrant faH -Wc HmuHnt Fmr -nif contractors.
a4I tha sua nr inHr lHr.IrHd dollars. named
iH rh1 lWlN Hrriun rr tfia Hrt. i- hereby Hrrr0-
T-iaial nHt or th1 5taLa Treasury t1 rar f0T
-ait ri-aarn HHi iaarf FaHl. HnI aIi necessary
hprH41Ntns Fn rHnnnnt ilr rAUHr uH rr fht
buildings intn -rfn af#f.--a
Srr- I4. E H rr-a-a -H--f. T'nHt f.te Ir4.
rIlrr -A-li har- rlw-r t1 tnurr aaii iHEI .-
t1r iHr cnrHa. and appoint another
fE-- l3. Da T Jrrf#tr rHr-.I1 TaH- nuthiEr
in th- aat -hal h- -n r1aas-nri A- tD a1Iuu
the 4Hil contractors H4i WrfertHke44 tl receive
Hur pnr far -nEiH-li luartata
SH# i. E rHAr- nH4-N-i. TH4t tli- nri
'Haaa aH-aa- fr.n aI..i Hlrea 4-a p.-4aHe.
AFrau.al iIth IaFlnary. faal.
NTrH a ra-i.
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-23

the PARAGUAY ExPEpIrIoN.-Ion.
IN his letter from Washington 20 she Bal
umore Sun, dated the q Narcb. says:
There Is now scarcely doubt that the
diplomatic part Of our Paraguay eSpedi-
tioH will fail, and the military wing OF the
same will be. If it has not already boea,
called into action. Tire offer Of the gov
crnmentDf Brazil TO act as mediator ia dis
pute, though one very proper to be made
by that government nnd to be accepted by
this, cannot now be ayailed of Il is ton
late. We're it now, accepted by this gov
erumeat, instructions to that effect could
rot reach Judge Bowlin for some weeks
The next thing we shall hear OF will pro
badly be the attack Of our steamers, with
the DshlgrcCn, on the fort above the three
mouths :
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-23

SOMETHING ABCUT PIEE's PEAK.-
Pixies Peak aud the mountains around it
have been called the apex OF North
America, and their hight may be imagiu-
ed when it is rceollected that Eve giant
rivers, running in three opposite diree-
ti0us, have their sources in this region
the Green and Graldc rivers, which are
tributaries of thc Colorado, and which
wend their caurse to the Gulf of Califor-
MA +; the Rio Grande which cu Pties iutc
the Mexican Gulf; tie Platte river which
flows into tie Missouri; sud the Arkan-
sas, which emptios into tae Mississippi
From Tie brew Of Fixes Peak the spriug
from which these FIVE rivers rise can be
seeR- Enthusiasts contend that ia this
rich region the invaluable deposits exist
from which the California. as well as the
Kansas and Nebraska piacers, havc been
supplied by the river washin-s. This Is
probably hut au idle dream. or the fancy
oi spectators in Pixies Peak towa lots
or travelling lines leading to that p=iui
bat il Is an indication ct the excited state
Of feeling existing.
Va.ue reports Of gold in the Pixies
Peak c-uutry have been ia circulation for
twenty wears 4, and it j. said that the In
dams, when they saw the overland cmi-
grants On their way to California. years
a-'. declared that thc .spalc faces were
fools for travelling so tar fer dust, when
plenty os It might be- found in tic gulches
az the Bow and Park Mountains. - fiH-
s-srr5T EEaXfy p.
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-23
CnTILLoN PARTY.

TNHEEE viii be COTILLoN PARTY given
4 at tie Washington House, on FRIDAY
EVENING next at 5 o'clocE- \ general inyi-
tation Is extended.
rS- Gentlemen tiekets-Taree Dollars to
be had at the bar.
enwwIrrEE OF AREAeEwESrs-
G. s Hannah, W. H. Stuart
J. 5. Britt, J. " thomas
MusIc-By the Washington Ameteur Bann-
Washington. March 2S-lE
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-23

THE CAss- YRlssARRI TEEATY.-The
BRIG Drummond, at New York, has four
days later news from the Isthmus Of Pan
anna. \ letter in the Journal of Com
Inerce says
TSe bearer Of the Cass. Yrissarri rat
;aed treaty left San Juan on the 2Sth
The treaty was signed at Manague on
the I7th Jan. by the Ministers OF 6oIh
governments, and ratified the same day
bv the Constituent Assembly or Nieara-
rna Congress, now in session at Managua.
!. IS understood that some of the pr'nei-
nal obiections-for instance, the right OF
the United States to employ force and
to land troops to protect aud keep open,
the transit route-have been conceded
to the United States. The treaty was
given by General lamar to young man.
formerly attached to the United States
frigate Merrimae, who was on his way
to the United States.
The signing of the treaty Is considered
decidedly in favor Of "Jo Whit" and OF
the route Immediately.
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-23
Family and Fancy Groceries,

embracing almost every article usually kept in
sucii IN establishment. including every descrip-
tioH Of Preserves and jcllies. Pickles Ca;chups
and Sauces, Fruits pat UP ia thgir osu Juice.
Brandy Fruits Pie Fruits. Cranbcrrits. Figs.
Pruues. Dates. Currants. RaiSins Ala ends.
Filberts. Brazil Nuts. superior Fesh Candies.
SsruF-. &c.. Sc.
His supply "a Grncerics consist In part oi
Sugar. Coffee. Tee. Chocolate. Candles. Soaps.
Starch, Flour. Mola-ecs. Mackcrcl Hcr1ings.
ssrdines, Lgu-ters. Oyster. Salmon. Olives.
Mustard. Soda, Crackers. Cheese, salt. Pepper.
Spices Indigo &c. &c.
\ superior assortment of Liquors Of every
description: Braudies. whisky Gin. PORT.
Madoric. Ciaret Wines. Champagne. Ale. Sc.
Superior segars. Chewing and Smoking To
auceo, besides . CREST variety of articles sui;a-
bie for the toiict.
His friends and the public generally src in-
yised 90 cali and c-alinc for themselves.
". r. STUART.
Washington. March lG 1s59-iO:tf
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-23

faToETANT RUAioE.-A gentleman
just down from Monterey brings tie news
that Gea. Yidaurri had signed n compact
with some Texan authority, 10y which
he agrees to enforce the rendition OF
slaves aud criminals As the rumur has
it, he entered into a treaty of eXtFaditioa
with Tczas. This Of course, cannot be
true, as neither Nidaurri nor the Cover
nor of Texas are clothed with treaty max
ing powess; but it may be that al official
agreement has been entered into by the
two parties fJr the rendition Of refugees.
THIS mattcrs as we have ott,I stated,
could be effected by our government with
ihat Of Mexico, aud certainly It's i,np1r-
tauee go both nations demands its imme-
datc cousummation.-B Brsi-asriHe TIaJ.
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-23
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

Ii persons indebted 10 the undersigned. ar
"A hereby respectfully requested TO come for
ward and settle thet notes and accounts with
ont further solicitation
". II. ETTER.
February -, 1859.
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-23

The Emperor Soa,saquc, it appears.
provided g.s the evil day which at last has
come upoa him, by placing Se.50),g9G in
the Louis, banks. lie had Sj51. 1.G.h Ia
gold ia h.s Jaiace when he sli.g-:-d, Be-
side, about S2.o000O0 or the paper cur
reary uf tlf, Empire. lie TOOK .ae goid
with .iur. but len tho PEPPER. which gT.-
seized ly the NJ 3.
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-23

\ South Caroliuisu who thinks it best
TO let Cuba alone, proposes (throush tie
Charleston Mercury to cut a ship caaal
through the peninsula q Florida, aud
thus, by making great island for our
selves. c.aatc a second Cuba, which shali
hereafter command the Gulf of Mexico,
AID fore. or ueutraiize the Spanish isle as
s,fstc-etic point. When that is done,
We shaus need Cuba. be thinks
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-23
NOTICE.

/ WILL - absent from this State few
i months. ana hereby constitute James q.
Page. E-q.. my general agent
mri6-lic:st Z. MCNAIR
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-23

All the Boston papers suspended pub
Hcation on Washington's birthday, 1t be-
ing legal holiday in Massachusetts,.
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-23
Ten DOLLARS PER DAY.

EMPLOYMENT for Young Or Old Local or
IL Travelling. in ev@Fy town and county In the
Union, the Inducements nre nm Honorable,
New and Paying Business comprising three
articles of TTfility, Beauty and Novelty, requir-
inc hut small capital fSl5l. Retailing at prices
within means af every person demanded in
every Family. Store and AIannfactory- All
quick HalC, and afford large profits every ryEhcrc-
Books giving full descriptions, references and
notices emit by mail Oh receipt of three cent
stomp Address =. ". BEsTOK,
33 n. Third street, Philadelphia. Pa--
Importer ani Wholesale Dealer i'm
febl6-ns.5n Watches. Ierelry, Gac-
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-23
STRAYED.

IRON my steam mill, near this ~
i place. on about the 9Th inst, n ts~.g
two HORSES, ono bay or Syt ~
brown horse l6 hands high. FIVE
or six years old. The other = scrrel morse.
with fax name and tail, ahout 70 hands hlen
and ten wears old Any reformation that will
lead 10 their recovery will be thankfully re-
- f.. V. COLLINS,
steam Mill. near Washington.
March -, fSj9-ll-n
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-23
MASnNltl

wAsulSG7ox CHAPTER M. -. meets in Ma
sonic Han. over the c. p. Church, on the
second and fourth Thursdays in each month.
p55r.rs.-J. 4. L. Purdom. II. p. J. =.
Saudefur. h: \ J. Haynes. $; - Secrc-
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-23
H 10 1r E E4
Notice First and Last.

THE undersigned being about t1 cln.a their
III business under thc present ztrle. Wouid re-
spcctfuIly call on all persons indebted t1 them
fo eall ana MAKE immediate payment XXI their
notes hni accounts. Our necessities arc im-
n1rafirr, aRd WV mutt have moneT. ami thnze
owing W. mlst paT ns, ani AIT claims not g.
tl7i hy e. fr4t da- 0f March. riil bc sued on
without respect t1 persons. Wc hope none will
he offended, but .iHelf preservation ii tic frst
law uf nature
Jan. In-1m WI. PRESTON N co.
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-23

Noryr Uouzu LopGE No. 4.-Regular Com
munieations held on the first Saturday in each
month"; in Masonic Ilaii.
Oae-s-J 4. L. Purion, IS. NJ; J. X.
Young. $. "; II. ?. johnson, J. " J. u
Killgore. Secretary.
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-23
O @. z.

W1E-sH EsravrvESr 40. = Faacts in obi
Follow Han. ON the FIRST aui ih-ri Thursday
evenings af each month.
0s--.r.-G F. Fail. G. p; Z. Dawma4. II.
p: q. C.. Brady. 5. VI: Z. MrNair. J. W.
A. e. Baird. Scribe.
0zAy Lop7E 80. ~. meets in OII-Fr}iows-
0a.e.-s.-w. II. E5J5i. Y. C.. +; T. AIeNair.
V. g.. Z. c. Brady, Cor. Secretary.
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-23

Ivva-irjoN TsETy MIR. E7tt, ;ylg-
the d mccracy the Iapp.iJion party, in
coatra6isgiuctiou to the Opp sitiou party.
Tho GrpssitioH p.TJy viii tsko great pleas
ura il routing the Imposition party when
lie Troqe. time couie.-
Forsyth, the inventor Of tie percussion
lock f.r Ere arms, was clergyman.
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-23
JUST RECEIVED.

DY are subscriber. large FTT7
ID quanty of new material and
having procured superior work tsf> : +Ss5
mCE. De is now psy pared to man 80.
uftrturg ROOTS and SHOES of the vely best
quality ard -tylc, On ti,c shortest notice.
Thankful for tine past patronage O.! hi fiicais
ard tine public. I've s1iicits a continuance or the
same. Price r-asounhlc, and Go rgss cust1-
mere VERY cItap. ID. r.. CAMPBELL.
p S.-Ieadius done with ncatncss and dis
patch
Mar.l, Ii. I.-l-nl..2m
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-23

A SPLENDID a-a aprtgnent of Tairct and Ciotl
fi Cloli.4. ani wy Strf1a Circular ard other
ShaRia- ia-t received and flr saic hy
n. III BRITT
So4- M. Isas-
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-23
FAIL Z WINTER CLOTHING.
SELE& DRESS GOODS.

DL AIN Blaak silka. ail qualities. stlired do:
r-l9E1d sliE Robe ani Siie Stripes /:
iana hniH-lc Robe. Fouiarl Silk-. Cvl1red
Il4nnt aiIkH, c1lorei Eennct Satins, Ec-- .iu4;
,''' '.' --' " v. BRITT.
nov l7- i55s.
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-23
DRESS GOODS.

DrEandy 1EHkHiRs- EEareSeS. Fan
cy and Spfid. Printed Lawns.
Robes n QHiIIe- Swiss,
Null and Cross
bard 1yusiIRsE
JaCORefs.
EaFif0Rs- EFeEaines:
Painted EiRcRS- Bingham
Dresses Dotted Swiss Patterns.
&C., Sc Sc
ID. BLOCK & BRO
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-23
MOTIG I

& s. arriving fart-cr Of tine iatc f-r rg JSO.
u D.. BSEH III * CO., Going business iu
tletHan of N"rfee harc. Pike county, ! atm
7.4si.us o. d..r.ss of ihc entire ;aes rf
Dry G0UDS, GROCERIES; &c,
r,rra'a ing ol ban7. consisting oi very good
l--l. tiual.r. and amounting to several taaus1Ed
lu'i-rE. To amy person Wishing g. purchase
tas eu'f-z =Y-'s, uiu give ca fir-y-r-te bargain
.Ii wgu.i greatly prefer Inai,s sn1E aa ar
Jan -r7igri.
q ] do I1i sre-cgi in selling tHc entire
stock -....se tIat time. { viii ca4msree on
AipNpAl, tte -S.h day of March. 1893, 40
lEa -.gr1 La'as iE 3iufiracsia.5, 20 sel ths cue
tire stock
AT AUCTION,
without r.. ervc. '0a q cr-iit &, tbc aFas lay of
-auIary urst. ard will continue from dag to
lay tiIt everything j. a0ii. Purchaser vi.jHa
-gg Girgi O. give bond ard security. vith tau
pea cent. interest after maturity TIL paid All
suui- unGer ten do lars viii BE cash. No goods
viii De delivered ~ tie money a. paid, or uo;s
will alec. at the saEle time, administTn-
tor Of said john y. Brewer, dee, sell bis per-
-onal property, on "a crcdi; uf twelve months.
vs.. II. PRESTON, Surviving partner
John d. Brewer - Co. aul
as Admir- ,. =. Brewe-, dec.
March Q. IS5a-ne-Sw
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-23
HOOP SKIRTS.
TNE1A RTBRER GOODs,

1 NDia Euller JEpr-fFnck- nml sArk=. Dficur
l t1aia- BiarL a-i White LaEEiaa- Camp l.lan-
Eats- Hres- Shield Enle4=ized Gin-ElRff1r.
Gants- I.alic.' anf Children. OFer-sharg. Ciii
cintA=- LnaHeicl Ciatl-, Combs. Er- jast rc-
arlva4 AE- f r zHi- l-
NH s BRITT.
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-23
Governor ar tls'~tltt of Ata4a.
Executive Once. Little Rock Ark.
~ March. 1850

A1 a'I -1 gT9sf- ia asr HTare IN .H
t-gi r. a. P.sra,larg.
STC. r. De o. s-~-'.' 5g fis h Hrl- .IrT-l .H
.f tFz SEfr ~ .fria re That ;ia darnrHnr ui
tlis STATE De- ali DE B. hereby aIl.oH 1aA 4HA
required p, contract with some -itlhIa raN
er Vr-.aa-, crau abe td.Ias hereinafter artta.-
.ii1t ba be authorized 90 l.lsa tte fll-.t -
sraIais. DlilluEs and c1Esi-tr. uuli t-n -.a
a: t.s i1r nC t.c Gra.r.i izsslsOig af -H-
to sema r.sf -ia!' praga or F-sFUa .H-- tHl
best tarE4s, ta ae pail aarss.'r ip;1 iAa -.tr
Treasury. g- JOS cen sEgulH-s rr uFM -i.tHE
reasonable a.-ial i.-1Irh t-s nrrn naEz-
papers 90 bidders
.......- 8. D. .r..... ..e-.f -.a-i.
tract U.th soaic aisaita per.ga er persons ior
ihc -a.e accpius. clothing. .uI TubsiAtnncr rf
the conTt-ts Zoe. aud rii-h Iay 16 in sIih rGn-
iteutiary. until the close of tI- session xxx thc
General Assembly Of So, from tac date of
tLc contract herein authorized 10 be =faHa. thr
sad contractors 20 have the entire ooatrgl XIV
and tGc labor 10 said colvictS from the LEte XVII
this contract. until iHc close Of the General As-
scmhiy ot 1892 aul whenever the contractors
time shai expire. tA-y shall leave the rcnvIBta
comfortably clothed.
SEC. s. Bs p furfffr slasfs3, That tin tuv-
crnor is hereby authorized. in behalf KY. fhI
State Of Arkauaas. to require bond Hith ac-
curitT, payable t8 the State cf Arkansas. from
the contractor or contractors. in the sum nf enc
hundred thousand d5,lars. conditioned that thr
said c7uvie,s shall Be safely kept, sahsiatcd,
comfortably clothed humanoly treated hnl
when sick % Dc f1rni bed vith all necessary
medicines and medical attendance, and Suitable
dict for sics persons from the dafe Of thiE -an-
tract Until she close Of the session Of the Cen
cral Assembly o. 1852. free from all expense
TO the State, and that they will, in all respects
faithfully perform said contract, in compliance
with the provisions Of this act, which bond
shall be taken and approved Of by the Governor.
SEe. I. Be II flrf6sr enacted, That the Gov
ernor be. and he is hereby authorized, to ~
point 4 superintendent Of the Penitantihry,
whose duty it shall be to see that the convicts
are well clothed. fed, and humanely treated,
who shall report to the Governor. under oath.
quarterly. and said superintendent shall have
power TO prescribe al necessary rules and reg
ulatiops for the government Of. and discipline
Of the peuitentiary. which shall be subject 10
the approval of tho Governor, and said rules
and regulations may he altered and changed III
necessity require il. II il shall be deemed me-
cessary BY the Governor; and the rules sn made
shan be binding upon the contractors AMI keep
ors-
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-23
BRIDAL GOODS.
CARP E--HENGs-

SGRAIN- Thrcr PI-, Brussels ani F1lra
IL rnrrrtin=- Ruzs- BuEEE Mats Sz.- iuHt tx
reirrl aad for aale hF
Nnr. lI. Isaa.
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-23
llTIcE.

f.l rHrHnHg -nfaf.ai fp nEHrr H4arlH ttg r--
A 4Haat.f -1 rlr -la Eamr h- thr i4at 1f
MnErh rr \ THa. iIHHa 41-Hg ta purchase
aaork tnr t4e F-a-rr. -H-r.
r.---.- F- vi ALLaANpEF.
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-23
IFl - VTa-lTTrF MAN
EnEttl Elr SAFE.

Xxi -N TLf. tn.l taan A9u.vI a4 tIr Bai i.Ara
III Ml.a1H T.rrr. I-ue mit. artA 0a Na-h-
in4.ar. Arz.. rlrtair.n- a-I arr54- ahuut i-u
r-a4ruH 4r tn Nf=h HtHtr af cultivation. tle
rr'.a-r v.Il r.rrarah u-th r1ri dwelling
AuaaM. HH.aaanars. H.a.u r4n.HH rarH- -t4irrH-
-N-n -.IaH. E"ni IArNan. Hnr yuuHg Trarh ur-
rtari. hn. T4- ..i- vril- adapted tA grain
nr aNItan. wnIi aurulaa rith zaal waiter. ani
convenient fl fIaf r.ta -HHmrF aIi HiRt-r
.4r4r. A -l h-Hitn. it ia Hrt rFlaad in
.nuth rrH=HH4H raH- HnH wishing tN Inr lluts
nr- anrtai-a4 ra a1a4iae tiiia ri4c- lefaa1 tuE-
nrWi. tr nR. rrA4. r. Mfr-HEL-
nrTNtL- r. PAGE
fH- rN Hra NH.ninEtHH hris.
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-23

: SINGULAR AFFAIR.-ILc 3iilwau.
Lio Sentinel saw:
The treasurer of the town of E:i1,
Washington county. Us Wisconsin, whose
r.s.uc So. believe vas v, h.iiu,. was shot
G-.i. willie attempting io rsb Lis owu
i.u~e. il appears chat he had Cd. .eeted
-.,aa ty.l,,e of fifteen hundred dollars OF
tie tu7l ,a1os. and Ilf, home Ii tie after
lsaaa, telling Lis ,yifc he should be goGc
aH night Toward evening a travelling
pcdiIcr applied a.; the house flr H;s.it.s
i..d.lag. The wj.e ut first refused 90 adj
NIT hiH, bus G4ally yielded, With much
reluctance. tie iis request. some tune Ia
tile night tie Fejdier was awakened by
tile noise Of ,.sci, breaSiu- jnto his roous.
Taking them iyr robbers, he dreS pis-
I'll and fred a.. them Oue :cil aud tao
fed Lights L1iry prscured, the dead
bodv of i,au. with lialkeHcd face, and
otherwise disguised. was found upon the
Facr. Upon further ezaAiratiou, it
proved To be the proprietor o.. the house
himself. who had rrsorted 20 this strie-
eerl TO steal the tax money collected. and
lad usc, with this Terrible lctribuJIon
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-23

TuE PrNcEss DI-AsrlE--The Eieks-
burg F4fg siy~:
Among the many incidents related 20
u of this terrible disaster. we lave been
told llIsr one of thc subordinate euEi-
uecrs, while dyiu@. related Go s le5y tie
circumstances o. the explosion. aud IN
his diving ulamcais ezeiaimed: ii tpld
him she would not baar 80 u4sh steam.
evidently referring 10 the fool hariiness
of the cnziuccr who was kiIlcl, and who
determined to run her to New ORLEANS
within a certain time, o. blow her Gp-
Another Incident worthy of mention
wss the fact that gentleman went luto
the barber shop few minutes before the
cxnlasfay and the barber told him the
h0at had en- too much steam, ana s"o0S
too much for him TO shave anybody.
These incidents prove that the boat,
being .. hind time, and the passengers
anxious 10 reach New Orleans. too much
steam was pressed on her, attendent with
the horrible results already detailed.
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-23
watches and JeFclry.

FOLD aud Silver Watches, Patent Lever and
MI Hunting CaH7Hi G1ld Hob and Fancy Chains,
Goli Bracelets. Carved ani Plain; Ear-Rings,
Ergastpias, Finger RinEs- Cahle Charms Seals
and Key. Gold and Silver Pen ma Pencil
Cases, Wi-h Ghli Pens Ga ana Silrcr Thin
h-e5, zc- flr 80 h-
49, r- fE5e
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-23
EsCrf-lmcry, soaps. &C.

lIK rt1rE M Perfu-ncTE- Soaps, Ilair Oil
li Sha~in=. Crlaug a-.. calnlt ba a2ce-led IN
fAe state EhL anl examine llr Earr=elreE-
N. N. BRITT.
Eo-. HISS
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-23
CIGARS, WINES, sc.

An now receiving very superior assert
a. nent Of Cigars and Tobaccoi also, BrandieE.
Whisky, Wines, Gin, Cordials, &C., to which !
invite the attention Of purchaser
r. 5. BRITT.
Nov liz. 1853.
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-23
FAMILY GROCERIES,
Coniectioneries, CordiaIs.
WINES, FRUITS, &C.

90 T u 7 undersigned zsEzz7
:::,. !, ''' s'::s: s:.s:.., ::::.,:: 4 e,
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-23
CEOAhs AND sMANLs,

N0~ l7. Is17.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-26
Trial of the Iilsurrectionists.
BROWN MAKES A SPEECH.

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