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TLLrSTRATRO TINES.
LONDON SOCIETY.

"Tbe from the Besged Resident always rscy graph
thoroughly unique in ter matter Their 81
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there peculiar eyn favor about the remarks Of the Resident
lucSy which shut this ohserTaat writer
P2nsSaHd eiei.ed gFaphe account Of the siege
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MORNING POST.

ecnpey the truth Besegel Residents
BY contained the diary which the author
perBe diligence observation the
and oonuno
anecdotes the heavier portions
relating
the The These desuitorY remarks AFFORD bat
ably written
Abstsined from Of the
avoid Oesng the which viii be Rad Paris
Of the diary DrH;ed for the and thus
i've which IL perfect received sh great fsvO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-04

The sueor5 Of War furnished By
'THB DAILY NEWS everywhere acknowledged Therefore, the co
oment and the connected exposition Of the
.ea,s Of the var produced the
highest dere The Correspondents Of THB DAILY NEWS
hos journals prompttnde, eopiOusnsss apd
A..
Anoer repr from the columns "TIiR DAILY NEWS Is
Darr oftLe Bee--i Resident; Pans OF which the follow
s..v.t ..e ,sxyreSs
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Many equal descriptive execution the snes' dsfnea
son Of similar or, in Cayes Prodenek
the Gra The Of Meta winch the fullest
ueraly Gail sketches steT nature The
{ o Battle Of sedan masterlieos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-04

Earmea @ vue ior al purposes Of the eorununiea
fins unfinished ~ TIE DAILY SRWs the critical event.
-vor Of tins correspondence that ne
country srcc0r the
a.. FGa-ca le0A thrlr nse'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-04

The sne letters Beseg Resident way inferior
q those that 4ve columns Of contemporary
lie Of Nh BernA osboraes
tslne-a ParSsBs add the nge lent ,hemse
lie the Of putting place oOseTa
tom "a zovel way generally telling, AMI OHen singing"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-04
Anrtion Sales OF Real estate

ADRIAN H. MULLER, Auc,oneer.
A UCTION SALE of beautiful VILLA
n PIOrs ami an elegant RESIDENCE Highlands Of West
chester Co.. and hsCombs Brtige-ApRiAN n
MULLER p WILKINS will sell auction on TUESDAY
Z Exchange sse-room III Broadway
VILLA PLOTS Anier0n.ye near IT'S junction WIG Zen
County within Eve minutes walk Of Nc
Cambs Bridge high and has commanding saer and inland
and 1c stone nm
laL' ee ror health
and OF srces me aoovede
scbd property end OF "es,ehesseT
County Sixty bond and noeafe Maps al
Office No Pnest or a. me once Oh "
CRuGER No 49, Grznd-st, " Y. N1l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-04

"e DrT OF he Besege RleHt needs eommendstion rom
Won AOke. Versailles At
disputes from Metz the Journal the
yL-oe among he correspondence Of the penol"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-04

H. JOHNSON. AnctOnecr
RY JERE. JOHNSON, Jr.,
ID 20 johnson MIer)
No 25 NASsAUsr n CEDAR-r Ngwfoh
Real Estate promptly Sales Of steek
Furniture. Merchandise ke-
MOyDAY, May 8,
At u o'clock. u Inc rreuises - - -
GRRAT SALE Of 500 SUPERB RICHMOND HILL LION" ISLAND
LOTS Miller Sottenbursh PeekhAn sA ab,
lutte AbtrzetA Perfect title SPECIAL
Grauls's Band Ample collation. -
Tran tieke Of Auooneer, No - SassAIst
" WEDNESDAY NAYS
O'Clock, AZ Exchange Ssesroom. III Broadway, "
BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE AT BOUND BROOK ~ J.
BE- 81 Ereca,ors Of Horace Whlitenorr deceased
Sale positive mortgage Maps and particulars OF Aue
tioneer, - Nssssg-sL
ALSO a tine and plse-
MAGNIFICENT PROSPECT PARK LOTS.
Situated Rghhave within 80 e Of the Grand Plan
non-st Fifth aud SiThsve PreHeentsf e se-n
seventh Pam place BaiesL, b<tSeen Flat
bu.bA and Vanderbilt
SPLENDID ATLANTIC AVE. (BROOKLfS) LOTS.
Situated on Atlantic Also spieBdd Pot
s. W cor Of Atlantic choice Plot the " W.
coro Of Pacific ami AtlAntc-sEes.
VALUABLE WATER RIGHT MANUFACTURING PROPERTY
on Bu.hsek Williamsburg % lots, benz entire
bock bounded Bushuek North Twelfth Pogrh and Fhsts
block bounded BY creek uno1aye, North
nd PitE-siA
liberal Maps at Aneioneers o3oc
THURSDAY. MAY o.
At IL n clock on premises a Queens l. l.:
Great positive uarv-rye Of 10 SPLENDID LOTS, at
Queens l.. l.. q Depot Of l. / X z
collation.
aoat tickets Of An ctiOneer 3 SAssaust, y. T.
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NEw YORK TRIBUNE.
CHICAGO TRIBUNE

THB DAILY NEWS dsAnod IN other European journals
lie f4Is,ss. t4omptHrss, sscareey Of its news"
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-rbe Besered Resilient, keen sighted Of the world
Lvey sometimes Whimsical humorit aud andessy reporter
hesrd Of the entertaining authors
tie brOu- bit iorth'
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fcrScn Aopsriissmenis.
THE DAILY NEWS.

rHR DAILY NBws London, England Oaer TO all residents IN
On, HATED S,,,s who wish 70 Communicate the English public
euexanp,ed facilities .
The circulation Of THE DAILY SRws" has roeved an ertracra
the lest from the popularity won o' W
character Of is Foreign General Intelligence The increase IN W
.ae upward hnnd per and "THB DAILY Nh"s'
being Engtsh Newspaper in It's constituency "
aser unsurpassed for sll classes Of AdVeremeh"
while organ Of English opinion, has special reoonnen
,.,n, ms bign rs,u,.ion Of TIE DAILY NEWS" on I'll
Financial Subjects causes il to be consulted by bankers merchants
brote &c, ami It cOniessedy The best 'n~ ~
Fuspcial Advertisements Of hind
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ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS.

eyJ Resident in Paris win certainly oru
ore o The most Of episode His
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TuE DRvTSCHB ZKITUYG CBRRLIyl.

accurate contribution to the history
the 81 ~ hSvc Sea
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TIE GRAPHIC

"The letters are very srArtly written
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THE BRITISH QUARTERLY REVIEW.

"The personal element in these e Was unquestonAoy That
xhc gave 1t that the despieAbe traits
sp nuSor,h actions Beseged The ehoncler viii
truthful narrative Of The great
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-04
rona 1slann Real estate for Sale

EOR SALE or EXCHANGE-A COUNTRY
SEAT IN PhtaRds Long Island consisting Of IL OF Land
c ng roed; plenty large honse Il miles from
Prospect improvements giving prospective value Will
exchange Call address OW ill.,
1870 Washington-s.. Scs-IOrk
nor SALE-At Sag Harbor shore FARM of
acres s3Ot0; house barn, old bot
comfortable RULASD a WHITING. Beekmsn-'t.
DICHMOND HILL, LONG ISLAND-Hlgh
IL thu only IS from Nes YORK
New with CDfTAG
And ye desirable PLOTS LOTS within sve
Il depo climate beautiful roads excellent churches
PosOGce br For SALE bv o. POW LBR
station, r. HAZARD jr no Broadway ~ y
w ATER-POWER FOR SALE.
w WIN NJ VALENTINE, Rosyn. L. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-04
Brooklnn Real estate for Sale.

LOR SALE-Three brick HOUSES, just fin
ished rons cellar with modern Improvements; $50 -Four
teent Fifth and South BROOKLYN pc - so
20 = q 900. terms very e.sv j. W. MOUNT.
II CHOICE FULL LOTS, near Prospect Park
corner and sevenhAve, Brcokvn; al together
separate uiifu locality ea ground rapidly improving: Also II
favorable cae
saadp O. II. PIRRSOS 5 PneSt.. n. Y
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Ciin Real Gstaie tor Sale.

A FREE REGISTER, with particulars of 1000
n CITY HOUSES BUILDING LOTS for SALE snd to LIZ
tanning CITY Map. gratis V. X STEVENSON SON,
Rel Estate Aucioneers and Brokers No II Pine-st
DOR RENT OR SALE, on Eighty hfth-st.,
Eleventh and Yort wcstorT fPAMB
HOUSE kitchen, large lot marble nantes
so per month. o. II. PERSON. Pnest, N. Y.
TOR SALE-An elegant tull-size, fOur-stOry,
hsh-stoop HOUSE partially furnished Thirty
a application
(P5O. HUGH n CAMP, jus broadway.
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THE WAR CORRESPONDENCE

,auR nAIry NEWS puhEshd last has bad extraordinary
sab. twelve editions having already reached su9""" arc IL"
sfthe criticisms IL contemporaries IN Ens-@Ho 'ao e"'
MORNING PO>I.
The sbo, correspondence forms series Of gTaphe pictures
ArHEYKUN
-otp the hsOry Of Se war there IL none moro
asehal than the yoiames before us
ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS
.T. SPECIAL Corrrspouden.o Of THE DAILY NEWS have sur
,.l Tie effort. OF employed by the other journals
SPECTATOR
.rHR DAILY NEWS the richest in correspondence
Ct vAlse snoe began
PAIL MALL GAZETTE
The merit othe spOadeao Poar by THB DAILY NEWS
eperde ao upon prumptinie bat also on % inherent
.1ceDoe Oe,ag accurate, AM picturesque
SATURDAY REVIEW.
TUR DAILY NEWS has Itself preeninen in The accuracy
every KIND Of R.egnee With regard to the Wal
QUARTERLY REVIEW.
1.-THE DAILY SBWs hSs greatly distinguished seh 'hr"osh'o
tAe xAI BY lie accuracy Of IL Information.
The FosTxIGHTLY REVIEW
TAs. is 10 aeei 70 tine correspondence Of TIKI
DAILY NEWS to PERSONS recall the Of the battles Of
6r.ves and Of the terribly photographic pictures Of tn
during aud Aier the sese'' GI3RR
Ts War Correspondents Of THE DAILY NEWS have earned 0r
tai paper preenineat reputation"
GUARDIAN
The excellence Of TIE DAILY news correspondence has eea
au-.ter o aooney aad general couiessoD-
BhIrISH QUARTERLY REVIEW.
Probti, 90 accounts amply s,'ei our
r. Thirst Tor picturesque. The description Of the battle OF
rreosre Of sils and for awful vvdnsss
might stand Thaeyes narrative Of The plague
rHE BIRMINGHAM POST.
Tns ausoendent s,rd. vbch THE DAILY NEWS has taken
dung The var apnz ssday brilliant i;s eonten
sorsnes las naturally both esrOsy admiration
ILLUSTRATED TINES.
erauous their marvellous ahly and
appeared
EXAMISER
Errer and ar othr has given about
Qe ar las ppearc! IL lub DAIll NEW
TIE WESTMINSTER REVIEW
M Ear,mea know or al purposes Of the corumunies
uo-s ru ha 10 DAILY NBWs, the erteal events
u,e -ros Of this correspondence that the
this country 10 srccor the
a. 4 Fre-ca peasants yoOA hriF nse'
NEW YORK TINES.
This collection OF letters valuable contribution 10 the history Of
this memorable struggle -
NEW YORK NATION.
Many Of the equal descriptive execution the fnest dehneA
aaous novels in Cariyies Fdenek
the Ga The MeGs winch the fullest
uea abound Gail sketches after nature The
,senvtou o. the Of sedan : ! maS1erpiece'
NEw-YORK TRIBUNE
an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-04
NEW YORK TINES

inns collection vauade Contribution % DE history OF
his memorable struggle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-04
TIE WESTMINSTER REVIEW

Earlier other has given about
Tie al sPpesTo1 Al IHh DA4Il No"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-04

ITO these letters Is eTaaous their marvellous ABILITY
-e1ray universally ackuo"estd as tDy ape
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EXAMINER

Of The Beegel Resident great
crest appeared time THE DAILY
They lively and in the description
Of
VIII published which Will
ihs volume likely 70 be vtlusbe than
the Ohers and elsewhere
nuch fulress Of detail
The nigh Of the ordinary literary contributions THB
DAILY NEWS shown by toowing list Of several them
the Uaid on English edons all Of which
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rHR RIRMINGHAM POST


-e tansoendeut sild THE DAILY NEWS has tale
dun d,prinI sad Ahrant supremacy over w eontei
sosrrs Aas naturally EXCITED both curiosity admiration"
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IS MARTINEAU'S BIOGRAPHIC

MISS MARTINEAU'S BIOGRAPHICAL
" sKETCHEs-Issz4a Reprinted DAILY NEWS Third
Edition With Preface Containing Emperor Sehoas-rhe
KenJoseph Humsord es-Lrd Lsnsdowne
Lyndhurt-LOrd Boaghsm-BLop BOm
feA-Arekbhop whaisy-sI William sape-Davd Roeer.s-P.he
ksthev-Lsdy ByrODhs MtiOrdHeary HiIan-LOd Massay-
Ma Jameson and ather Grown 9yo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-04

Probably 10 amply s,oei on
rodrn hnt picturesque The description Of the battle
rrse reas Die sg Taius and for awful vvdns
might stand By Thueydaes narrative Of The plague
The New York herald., 1872-10-17
s CTTY AND BEkGEH REAL ESTATE.


CITY AND BERGEN REAL ESTATE.
For Sale.
EoR SALE AND. POSSESSION GIVEN AT ONCE
from Jersey City ferry there twenty ios en-
bracing some OF the shade trees In the State OF New
Jersey buildings kinds good repair. For partic-
ulars refer L. j. BRIDGMAN. 100 and Ill Worth street,
New York city.
To Lot Lease.
TO LET. IN HoBoKEN, ONE BLOCK FROM
n. ferry, q nicely furnished Room 10 respectable
young gentleman. FERNS moderate. FIRST class refer
ence given and required Address NICELY, box 23O
Herald office
GARDENERS AND FLORIST-To LETO LEASE FOR
VI term OF years, AT very low rent, 81 miles from
Jersey ferries Plot OF Ground containing from three
four acres three greenhouses and dwelling Apply 10
CHARLES G0BIsH Hudson City, N. j. Address box %
Post office. This rare chance for party with small
capital
The New York herald., 1872-10-17
EXCHANGE.

CPILEs AND LUMBER wANTED.1N kxCHAN0k
Machinery. Address with details. G. A., bcx AVIS Post
Ofdco. New YORK
The New York herald., 1872-10-17
To Lot or Lease.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR
SALE OR TO RENT.

A PERFECT LITTLE GEM OF A PROPERTY FOR
IA sale "A charming villa on the banks OF New York
Cay in full view OF New York, Brooklyn, Staten island
the Narrows &C. only y minutes from New York
daily Central Railroad OF New jersey, Liberty
street, House con aims lO rooms cellar and tic fine
rage house and stable tor horscs vegetable garden
fruit and ornamental trees; choice evergreens
rights extending s,oo ieet INTO the bay splencid boat
day and evening, summer and Winter presenting
slant moving panorama OF outgoing and incoming
and comprise nearly one-haf acre handsoeiy laid out
price S235UD; would take small Farm In New Jersey
part pay II within about hour from city farm
have living stream and contain from II to ~
Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1872-10-17

A MAGNIFICENT FARM AT A SACRIFICE, ONE
n mile large town and railroad station IA hours
from PHILADELPHIA, s1 hours from New York city This
farm comprises Is fine land there in
Pennsylvania under the highest cultivaton rocks
stones; nice stream Of water 10 acres heavy white OAK
and hickory timber; first class buildings; handsome brick
dwelling. rooms nice porch; splendid barn and al
market milk train daily very heals,ihy and beautiful
the money; terms $1,000 cash balance very easy. Ad
dress c. L. w., box Post oice Rchand Centre, Bucks
county, Pa.
The New York herald., 1872-10-17

A FIRST CLASS STOCK OR DAIRY FARM OF $50
IA acres fronting on the Hudson River; good house,
large oubuildngs land we'll mproved will sell very low
or exchange tor improved property.
The New York herald., 1872-10-17

LII DESIRING JERSEY PROPERTY, NEAR NEW
IA York, OF any description, please examine my list !;
can suit any one, either tor cash or exchange.
j. STANLEY FERGUSON, I61 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1872-10-17
DwEllrse HOUSES TO LET.
Furnished.

Hy0 LEr-A FULLY AND HANDSOMELY FUR
i nished four story brown stone front House In
Forty second street. near Fifth rent $50 per
Post ONCE.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-02-28

PUFF We aliude 10 the almost
universal habit Of smoking. Most all
men smoke, in this fast age, and to
this We make no objection. But we do
most seriously object to the villainous
odor which arises from villa.nous
pipe, filed with more villainous to-
bacco, while we really enjoy the de-
Iightful favor Of Winn's Durham
God Leaf Smoking Tobacco" which
we unhesitatingiy pronounce the best
in the market Don't take our word
for it. And ifyou don't use a pipe,
the cold Honesty cigar can be found
at the same place.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-02-28
lHliAI..

loo B. Burton, as Commissioner. will
sell the Robertson place, five acres, rear
Lewisvillc, in L,iaye;to county, on the
llth day of March.
A brown horse mule, fifteen or sixteen
years old, valued at seventy-fve dollars. has
been taken mp and estrayed before r. A.
brnn7on, j, p, in this county.
W.P. Parks, administrator Of the estate Of
Thomas Il. MnLiutock, gives notice that he
win make his first aud final settlement of
said estate, at the April term Of the Pro
bate Court for Lafayette county.
John NcGoc, administrator o ( the estate of
Elijah lies, and Moses r. Slay, adrniuistra,
tor Of the estate of James 2. Do3l, will also
make their fual settlement at the same time
and place.
The heirs and distributes Of the estate Of
Richard Pryor, are warned to appear in the
Hampstead circuit court, ard answer the
complaint OF Agnes p Howard and William
Pryor Crcecy, for partition and distribu,
ton OF said estate.
Sarah VI. Baker and Robert o. Pollock,
give notice, that at the April term of the
Probate Court, they viii resign the letters
of administration on the estate of j. D..
Baker.
r. A. CawIs1n, executor Of the will Of
VIM. A. Carjgan, gives notice that he will
apply rcondrmatiou of lis final settlement
of said estate, at tho April term Of the Hemp
stead probate court.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-02-28

We give notice to the rising genera.
ton and everybody else that our city
supports a debating society, which
holds its meetings weekly. We don't
know exactly when or whore ID meets,
but we will try to Pump these facts
out Of some member before our next
issue. We are going also to try to
get the ministers TO furnish us such
information as will enable us to pub
lisha a church directory.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-02-28

PERsoNAL.-NIessrs. Burgess &
Thompson, dealers in mules and horses,
left here last Sunday morning with a
remnant Of about thirty two head of
stock, for Shreveport, from which place
they expect to return toNorth Missouri
by way Of New Orleans. They sold
about fiity-two mules and horses at this
place, at prices ranging from one hum
dred and ten to one hundred and
seventy,fve dollars. They expect to
be in the market earlier next season.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-02-28

PERsoNAL.-The following named
persons have registered at Wins no,
tel since Sunday. Captain Jno.
Mexican, Ultima Thule, Z. V. COL
Inns, Rondo, T. c. Smith, County,
Walter Block and John Trimble. city,
Rev. f. NJ. Greene, Columbia, S. c.,
Col. II. Bishop, county, J. T. West,
Todd Co. Ky, John r. c. Finn, Lafay-
ette Co., J. B. Brown, Texas, w. T.
Joynor, Magnolia, Ark; b. II. Kins-
wort by, Ben Lomond, DIR. 5. Wallace,
Walloceburg; J. Y. Green, County;
.G. X. Chca,bam, Texas; Z. NJ. Alex,
ander, Texas; W.N. Mitchell, Boliyer,
No. James A. Gage, Col. Ter Rudds
Gage, N. Y; W. J. Koldoy, Little
Rock; Geo. Leibetter Little Rock;
\, d. Hawkins, Rocky Comfort; T.
L. Tanner, Fulton, Ark; L. J. Cou-
parlc, Charleston, s. c.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-02-28

Mr.. r. hnglish, who, when called
upon, is never found wautiug,rjscs thi.
week to the extent Of a quarter of a
column, to explain what he las on
hand for sale. The truth is We had
not space, nor he time to enumcrate
everything he has on hand; but then if
you want anything not mentioned in
his advertisement first 60 and see if he
has it, for you know how it is about
prices at Inglsh's.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-02-28

Rev. I. Sanders, preached at the
Cumberland church on last Sunday
and Sunday night, TO good congrega7
tions. This church is at present in a
state Of disorganization, having services
at rare intervals. The house is occu-
pied by the Baptists. when not used
by the Cumborlands.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-02-28

The toz,chaae is still sopopular that
we anticipate the entire determination
OF the fox family, un,ess some philan.
troPjc member OF the society for the
prevention ofcruclty to animals should
secure the passage Of a law in their
behalf, or get up colonization society
for their benefit.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-02-28
MARRIED.

~ the residence Of Mr. r. W Walker,
in Columbus. Ark. on the 22i inst. by
the Rev. c. q. Steel, Mr.. Geo. H. johnson
to Miss Roberta Walker. all of this county.
The youthful couple have our best wishes.
We cannot say more than to wish that all
their present bright hopes and dreams of
ecstatic bliss may be fully realized.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-02-28
5tIayed or Stolen.

EROM the subscriber, a few DAYS sco.
l. seven miles east of Washington. ON tbe
now ArkadePhia road, a hight sorrel Horse
with lax name and tail, bald face. left eve
out, SCARED by harness, deep scar at the
root 0 the tail, heavily shod before. ANY
inIofWaJon will be thankfully received and
rewarded according TO the ability az Ne
OwEcr.
LINDSAY STAMPS.
Feb. %, 2E7o. 4I.1
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-02-28

Who among all Of our people will
get a sufficient subscription TO have
Fifty ladders made, and all the street
TcIIspat in good condition, and sup
Piled with some improved facilities for
drawing water rapidly, in case Of a
fire? We pause for a reply.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-02-28

MENhGERIG.-On Yesterday eve
ming Winn's Menagerio made its grand
entire in our streets, pAoted by the
diminutiye Henry, alias DR.. Street.
This establishment consisted Of a pair
Of oxen which viii make IN the aecro,
gate about two thous7nd pounds Of
the very finest beef and two PIGS each
about seventeen months old, and
which we believe viii weigh ABOUT four
hundreds pounds each. So that
Winn's boarders need hay. no fear
on the meat question. Winn goes
heavy on "hog and hominy," YOU
know. His livery stable was also well
represented, and upon the whole, we
thihk the mancuyre was a most ex,
cellent one for tho hotel. It was an
advertisement Of Wiuus own iuven,
ton.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-02-28

Our farmer friends throughout the
country, we understand, are gone to
work in good earnest. The plows are
mining on nearly every farm, and
lnters are buying improved cotton
sl very extensively.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-02-28

We learn that Maj. Preston, of
Muriieesboro, Ark, made the trip
from st. Louis home in four days and
nights, We viii be nearer to st.
Louis than that when Mr. Tom. Allen
gets nearer to Us with his Cairo and
Fulton railroad.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-02-28
WANTED.

I WANT TO HIRE two good white men.
i without families, 10 whom will pay good
wages at the end of each week or month as
may be desired. References required. Ap-
ply to me al Columbus.
TuOS. J.. JONES.
Jan. g. ls72 STU
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-02-28

There is a rumor ahoat 10 the effect
that the world which We iuhabit /, to
come to an end shortly. We are cot
IN apo,ition to youch for the reliability
Of the statement.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-02-28

HOME lNsURANCE.-We see that
our young friend, A. Z. Eakin, Esq,
has been apPointad AGgNr, at this
place, for the Arkansas Fire, Marine
and General Insurance Company.
This is a good appointment, and will
no doubt prove beneficial to the Com,
pany. lie will give special attention
TO the insurance of residences.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-02-28

The railroad prospects are believed
to be Frightening. Distance, however,
lends no enchantment to our view.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-02-28

Henry Ward Beecher is on the
liberal platf0rm--in favor Of general
amnesty. And stiil they come.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-02-28

Great quantities of new goods are
almost daily arriving in our town now.
TO know who has them consult our
advertising columns.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-02-28

Wewere serenaded 4 light before last,
ny old Mr. Frog, aided by his numer.
Gus and musicaliy inclined Progeny,
lt was a success.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-02-28

Business is decidedly brisk about
the tax collectors Office. We think
the people are paying up very prompt
ly.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-02-28

Huge joke-the republican mass
Cor masked) meeting in Hampstead,
See Little Rock Republican of the 22d
instant.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-02-28

TnE.-Alarge and eleganta ASSORTMENT
Of time-pieces at Mr.. Chas. White S.
We saw them Yesterday.