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Nofice is hereby given.
D. G. ". LEAv1TT, Ger

HFNHAT,hy virtue of the authority vested in me, by N the foregoing decree of the Circuit Court of the County of ArEansas will proceed to sell Ut public auc- ton, to the highest and best bidder, on Monday tte 27 day qf 4pra Is37 for cash in hand the said described slaves, to wit. LACE, negro boy, about twenty two years ofsge, and M0VY, anegro girl, about twenty years of age. Sale take nlaee at Hecketno post in Arkansas county, between the hours Of 19 o'clock in the forenoon and o'clock, in the afternoon of said day
 REtiiif,N DYE,
 Coaimjssioaer.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-03
NEW GOODS AGAIN!

MTE have just received, direct from Philadelphia, W and are now opening, large and well assorted stock of STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS, of every de- scrption, adapted to the present and approaching son. Also, Hardeoare, Glass and Queeaswaye assort- ed-and general assortment of Groceries and Liquors; which we will sellVery low, wholesale retail for cash or to pnnctual customers on time.
 Purchasers respectfully invited to call and examine our stock feel assured that we can suit them both as to price and quality. L. G1 ". R. GIBSON.
 Little Rock, May 27, ls3s.
 0S3-Also, received at Pine Bluffs by D. G1BsoN. a large and well assorted stock of STAPLE 6S FANCY Hardware, Queensware and Glassware, Sugar, Coffee Tea, Salt, and very general assortment of Groceries and Liquors; all of which will be sold unusually low.
 Pine Bl ifs, Hay 27, 1876.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-03
LOOK HERE.

IL persons indebted to by note earnestly re- "A qusstad to come forward and pay the same or 8 part thereof, without delay,
 Those indebted by book account requested to oa and sate the same, by otherwise, without being called on. McLAIN & BAbsaE11. Little Rock Jaa G. 1927.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-03
DISSOLUTION.

FKyHT copartnershp heretofore existing under the firm A of WAIT & DUNN Is dissovedby the death of Edw. H. Dunn All persons indebted to the late firm are re- spsctiny requested to call and close their accounts
 WILLIAM E. WATT. N B. The business in future will be conducted Ky William E. Wait, on his own account.
 Little Rock, October 5, is36.-a1tf
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-03
CAUTION.

u persons hereby forewarned not to tr. for, "A in any way receive certain note, executed by to JAMES SAUL, for hundred doiiars some time in the year 1929 or 3o, as the said hassome time since been oyerpaid by me to the said James Ball.
 CHRISTIAN PEWTER. Little Rock, Feb. r, fs3877 46-;3w,
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-03
RTOJTEt OE AfaKAYSA&.

SEHHE subscribers respectfully inform the public that
 they still continue the Storage and Forwarding bu- siness at the Mourn or ARKAxsAs RIVER. They have completed their large and eommodious warehouses and ara ready to receive aud forward all goods produce e atmay be consigned to them for reshpment. All bua mess entrusted to them will be punctuay and what is ei more importance speedty attended They have no interest any steamboat whatever and rely only on the faithful discharge ofheir business for patronage and favor.
 Persons ascending the Arkansas will findhe passage through the mouth of Arkansas equally good at a times, and better at some than through the o-as boats often pass down the former when the depth of wa ter does not admit passage through the latter.
 They will also transact COMMISSION BUSINESS of eve ry kind which may be entrusted to them-buying up- country produce OH the river, Sc.
 Having recently been informed that nisrepresenta- ions are aoa as to the praetcabty of travelling from the Post of Arkansas to this place, by and on of water and other obstructions we feel it duty we owe ourselves and travelling community to state that good road is open, and, with very slight excep- tlons, on direct and dry roae from this place to the Post, and only about 27 miles distant.
 ***lf unremittng care and attention will merit 1t, they trust to receive share of public patronage
 MAPES, RYAN &5 co. Mouth cf .arkansas, Aug. l5, ls35-20tf
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-03

A 5 an evidence of the high opinion entertained of "A Young Archy's colts, and the promise they have given of performing well the turf merely state that nearly all his colts of sufficient age, are entered in stakes Only one oi them, }ir Jacfson's Waxey) has appeared in publc who two mile heatand repeat run at Nashville, and second to Polly Powell iG the colt race, mile and repeat, being the time in bad order and o his feet. From trials made of his younger colts now in training have great confidence in their proving successful. NJ. NEALE.
 Florence 4iabana.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-03

Every and attention viii be paid to mares left in the care ofmy father With soreegs-and pasturage and grain provided the reasonable terms. Greatcare will De taken to prevent accidents escapes but a- bity incurred for either.
 c. F. T. ROBINSON. October 9s, I896-A0-tIuly lgt, Is37
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-03
GROCER ES. &c.

E DE BAUN 6 co. have received, from New Or. ee leans, per Compromise, ? bbs. almonds ? ss rice 2 < loaf sugar box white Havanna sugar ? casks London porter box (2 dozen,) cherries in brandy < lemon syrup ? boxes coarse boots ] box water proof do. ss coarse brogans dog. painted buckets On hand pipe best champagne brandy s' old rye whskey " pale sherry
 Nov l2, l636
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-03

YESHE sorrel mare Ianett, which sold to William
 A Nj. Burton, vas sired by Flofizel, brought from Virginia in year Isl9 and lately tine property of Capt John Butler, of Giles County, Tennesseeher dam by Grey Medley, the property of Lewis Brown of Fearnought mare. (. ;. HARTLEY.
 2d of .4pil, Is32.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-03
RIFLES. PISTOLS. Sc.

4 FLINT riaes i percussion do patent pocket do. l pair fine Damascus rife pistols, brass mounted l do do. do. do. do.
 do belt pistols, twisted barrel, patent breech do fine English silver mounted rifle pistols do do do. pocket do Bowie knivesj Lacy's deer knives U pearl handled do do.
 doz. powder hasks assorted received and for sale by JDE BAUN & co. June 20.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-03

KENHE sorrel eot, now the property of Charles f Ii E Robinson, called Sorelegs, foaled mine in the Spring of 1882 out of the above mare, was sired by Young Archy, who by 0ld Archy, out of James lackson'g imported mara. WN. M. BURTON.
 Sept. I4tk, 1856.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-03
Fresh Shaker Garden Seeds.

Y DEBAUN Ss GO. have received from the Shakers D Society, Pleasant Hill, Ky, quantity of Garden Seeds the growth of 1926. They have made arrange with the Agent of the Society for yearly supply. by which means they expect he enabled furnish their with excellent and fresh article that line.
 Little Rock, Nov. @, i5s6,
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-03
J. IlE RAgIN & co.

 4 RE constantly receiving additions to the A stock of Goods hand. They have received froi New Orleans per the Aeosho, dog. 'ihbet wool shawls !" 6-4 plaid do piaoa 'fig'd Circasslan ' Salisbury flannel |" red linssy pairs super red blankets dog. gents furred gloves " misses worsted aoss C wool socks 's ladies' sewsd c. g. shoes ;" children's begged do. Groceries. box lemons btters :" Havana preserves is table salt ksg black pepper boxes baneh raisirs 1s " sperm candles 5 soap starch T codfish kegs Goshen butter barrels prime brown sugar
 Sasidiery. Plain and Spanish saddles Ruaset and pluck brides Martngqles md saddlebags Crcinglcs and grths
 Hardware. Best spring and plain percussion caps l bag horseshoe nails corn mills with wheels l00 lbs. American bllstered steel Dec. 5, 1856.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-03
IE.GEN. A. EE'.

VIE subscriber has established himself at the abovo A named place, where he will soon be prepared to transact all business ntrusted to him. as CoMM1ssIos MERcuANF He has hand a choice assortment f DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE. Sc He prepared to make contracts for the delivery ot LUMBER of all kinds, sasced agreea5ly 10 order.
 f-Constant employment and liberal wages yiven = RAfrsaEn. +. T. DUNBAR.
 ELGlN IS situated on Black River, about % niler
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-03
MOLAssEs, RICE, &c.

NDE1As IS, F1ECF1s eSC. I FIERCE new rice X bbls. sugar house moasses loaf sugar
 boxes bunch rasins 10 kegs cut nails
 {" horse shoe do. 90 plough moulds % bars half inch fat iron received per steamer Compromise, and for sale 5v Bee. 3. 1896. I'M. }. WAIT.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-03
E.. E&EAHDON & SON.

 HAVING established themselves in Little Rock for the purpose of entering into the Wholesale and Ike. tail Mercantile business, invite country merchants and dealers generally to call and examine their stock It's large, purchased in the cities the best tems and consists of Goods of every description. Coon pei, try and produce commonly received by merchants wii be taken in exchange.
 Nov. 9, 1S36-32tf
 The "Sazette' and '.Timesn will publish the ab0Vs till forbid.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-03

E CERTIFY that Sir Archy was foaled my property \ at Mr Amos, i'll North Carolina, where l sent my old mare from Tennessee to the horse. He covered mares two a my house, and one season Mau- " County, Tennessee, and from all the colts have seen of his getting, feel assured there horse in the srn country his superior. JAMES JACKSON.
 lioreace. 4lahnnn.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-03
S0RELEES
ILL stand at HAnDy RonlSsoN's

EM7-ILL stand at HARDY RoBlxsos's stable, 5 miles east of Little Rock, on the Memphis road In ths County of Pulaski the next season, and will be let to until the 10th of July next S5 the single visit, paid at the time of serTeeSl5 tie season, payable on the 1t of January 1S9 which may be discharged by the payment of SIG within the season, and $0 to insure to be with oa payable ascertaning the fact, when the property changes ownefthe groom for each mare at th- tiInc of service, Sf
 S0RELEGS is handsome chesnut sorrel fine form, upwards of I5 hands high Snd years oIdnext spring. He received injury when yrs old which prevented ls being trained woaid the opinion oi first rate judges had 1t not been for that misfortune have made first rate horsc His blood equal to any in the United States. Experienced sportsmen of opinion that he would the turf have equaed any. He has proven to be oal-getter. From common mares he can show three good colts any others year old spring
 PEDIGR GREE.
 SORELEGS was sired by the celebrated horse Young Sir 4rchy, and he by Old Str .4rehyhis dam, Jaaet- she by Florizel, brought from rgna-her dam by Grey Medly. Young Sir Arehy his dam James Jack sons Virginia own sister Desdemona who sold for B. GOO yrs old and half sister Rangler by Domed. purse and bye bet of Si00G and considered Sir Archys equal if not his supefor-was bred by Colonel Miles Sedon of Virginia and got by the imported horse earedevii-her dam Lady Bolingbroke, got hy Pan taioon; dam Cadiz by NormIey's King Herod son of Fearnought out of Bractons imported mare Kitty Fisher The dam of CaGiz was Primrose by Dove son of Cade by Old Cade by the Godolphn Arabian. The dam of Primrose was Stella by 0thello son of Crab Stellas dam Selma by the Godop phin Arab2a. ne blood of Old Sir Archg and the imported Daredevil is too we'll known to ~e 1t necessary to swell this pedi- gree with tas blood of t4ose famous horses.
 CHARLES FENFON MERGER ROBINSON.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-03
i.
E4sR SALE.

FENHE farm situated adjoining the site selected for the
 E county seat of Monroe county, formerly owned by bert Evans, containing abont GAO acres mostly prairie Of first quality of soil about 2s0 of which is
 in state of cultivation There upon the place good dwelling house and comfortable negro houses, stables Ne and the bank of the lake or bay, which IS navga bic to White river, distance of about four, miles, is good cotton gn There is no plantation in this section of the State that combines advantages than the offered for sale, when the richness of so its easy culture good water, facilities of navigation, 6c. ken into consideration. For terms, which will be com nlodatinr annY to
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-03
SELLING OFF AT COST.

FWyHE subscribers intending to close their business M in this place in very short time, sgiIl sell the re- mainder of their stock of goods at cost for cask
 Persons wishing to obtain good bargains, will do well to call without delay. ;. HILL ec Co.
 Little Rock, Feb. 9, ls37.--45tf
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-03

EN THE CIRCUIT COURT of Arkansas county, in N the State of Arkansas, June Term, ls36 Wcdnes- day, June eighth in the year of Christ, thousand eight hundred and thirty-six.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-03

Terrence Farrelly and James Scul, Exrs of iIewes scu, deceased. ,,.,l j., fl,,..srv y.n;.. 1r....u,ss' A,.s;.:a...4; to oreelose, Sc,
 of Bartley Harrington, deceased.
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s.JsV e St rs & u - hAsksssi
Cared by External Application.

nR. A. q, HCLL'S UTERo ABDOMINAL
AZ SUPPORTER is offered To those afflicted
with Pro}apsgs Et,ri, FaAiTg efMe tomb, ana
other diseases depending upon reax'fien OF me ao-
t,nina muscles, instrument ~ es'i Way cneu-
lated for relief and permanent restoration 10 hrai'h.
When this Instrument is carefully and property hitrd
10 the form or lie patient. Invariably aHafi' the
most immediate immunity from the dis'feSs'n.
draggiag md barring aoca' SENSATIONS when
accompany nearly all cases OF !stefai s'splace-
men,s of the ahdonen andi, skillul application 70
always followed by early confession OF rade al re-
lief nom thr patient herself The Supporter - OF
sample constructions aud can be applied by the pa
tent without further aid. Wihiu the last three
wears nearly 1900 of the lfcro 1bfominaf eHPpor-
icr> have been applied wIi the m ST happy results.
The very great success which this insiiunenf has
met warrants the assertion, that us examination
by the Phv ,itian will induce him 10 discard tie dts
gushing Pessary hitherto ia use. II is gratifying 10
state Tia, j, has met the decided Appreciation Of SIR
AsrItY COOPER of LONDON, EDWARD DELAfiELps
NJ d. Professor of Midwifery University OF the
State Of New York, of Professors Of Midwifery IN
the dieren, Medical schools ot the United states,
and every other Physician Surgeon who has mao
practical knowledge OF lis qualities, as well as every
patient who has worn it.
The public aud medical profession are cautioned
against npositious in this ustrument. as well as M
limitations The genuine Trusses bear my signature
in writing Oh the Label. and the Supporter has us
NC '''''''@' AMOS &. HULL,
Office Vcsey-strce Astor House. New ofk.
The Subscriber having been appointed Agent :"
The sal, ofthe above instruments, all orders address
sed to him will be promptly attended 10
JAMES 4. ROYALL, Lyach6mg.
November 8 -"
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We III. mn ,rsi, ii prrr of 'lria' IN firrnane
ship t,enIt At OF it benevolent n'nrer-
iron opinion either tn, snun
hess ndn,.s o Dr. tir"iicNe'~ doctrines
happy dern his ssaiiniivc valuable
sen rally known Tor what behold and hear
mn Il believe.
We s,at i'lt w,>n DIR Louis Ofna Gp,,ke first
before The Germ public, tlr pr.n liscoycrcr
Of d,rirne anl an'w Il ri'1n, II Inn in tn
high. contempt. bai'v,n. AMI op nlv pronnnmg him
be base nnpostor and III prnr ut IltAs bi. "a aring
much SAID aolt tn Saiaf, tist It aud Tor
ihiurei from motives OF merely, 10 tx trial of
reput-d virtues na1r al most hopeless
and de lntlAu " (",ci at hr expense
IF s-lt ~ publicly knnw'd. lis mighty etca
in rnrin- oulN sumption, but 9th fearful maa-
dies, which have roiors hcii.v Il mcurabl-. Dnr
tempt tn diSceverrr tina "fnr swallow
ed asfonis Ut Il, -r unexpected results
mud amends for abuse hun, do frankly confess
~ the world tlat b~i'vc him philnirnpii, who do.
honor the profession and country, viii Ii give him
birth.
The recent Adoption of Ills in ra, into SON. of oar Eu-
ropean Hospitals suilci'n, guaranty that it performs all
promises. II ned "A testimony, for wherever il
used, il is ita best witness.
HERMAN ErNr1tER, ". y.
WALTER \ AN GtGrr, u. ID.
An,LPHts WG3NEs, Nj
Germany, December 10, 1886
O. The undersigned are agents for the sale OF the
above Medicine in l.ynchbur..
MARTIN Il LATHAM.
November 16 w6m
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EsRy GOODS sassue CASH.

1--WE subscriber in orierto give heir customers
1 great bergains,h have determined to sell exclusive
" for & IA. Their .yE,sS. GOODS are
daily arriving, aud from the price, below there
mistake"
Calicoes from Ct 3, 10, to III cts; very good from
la cts 10 Is.
Domestics nj the low price g cts. very superior,
7-s and III. 10 10 ia els.
Circas' ians, la To y and 30 cts.
beautiful jacquard Mefnoes, Is cts. 10 81.
With Il host ol othrr GOODS which will shortly
appcar ROBINSON * ELblOTT.
October 10
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POLITICAL.
From The Charleston Nercsru.

-nessrs EdttorS,-I beg leave TO transmit Won LET
ter'rom our fellow citizen. Lansdon Chey-s. Esq.
written toa gentleman Of the State of Mississippi on
'e present stale OF the Currency, aud the Sub rrca-
sury Scheme.
Mr. Cheves has been so kind To place at my ,,is
PoS'1 tlls interesting communication. | deem il M
unacceptable service to the people OF Sonth Carolina
10 request YOU to give il place in your columns thar
me OPINIONS OF one OF the most dstin- nshrd her
sons may be known in relation to p,nic,, IN, nj.
snrd'ty aud mischief OF which seems. by a peculiar
a'a''ty to be IN exact proportion apparent pop
uar,y. SCBStRIDEP
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II the banks shall be tempted, either directly OF in
4rety. 10 furnish specie for their pure hases VII
weakeu thru recuperatise power. winch they euglit
studousl, IL strengthen. While then, the addition 81
ini-rest will destroy their usefulness, the countfy
viii, hav. 10 pay the amenpt OF the interest. not fsv
any public benefit, but Tor the creation of new eyIs.a
material of which We do not need fresh supply. fo1
inform nr tia, your communication has been made
10 the instance of others well yourself"
which induces me TO say that you are nj liberty To
make any YOU 1T ofhis letter that you thlpk
may be Of any public benefit.
a'n, dear sir, vely respectfully,
Your ob't. serv'i
LANGDOS CHEyES.
10 ES1, C1fsa,bas. HtgS,
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$40 REWARD.

gpANAWAY from the subscriber living in the
4 h county of ptisylyania. o or ~ miles south ot
Wards Bridge. on The 22l of May Last. y NEGRO
MAN NAMED HENRY. about % years OF age,
Iarae and likely. HENRY formerly belonged tn
Mr. VIM &. Ieltwch of nediorl county, and ~
well acquainted in the neghhorhood Of MI Vim.
Cal,way The above reward will be given to any
person " ho will apprchcnd and coulinc him IN Jail
80 that get himasan,
JOI.y l.. FITZPATRICK
limo Is
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FOR RENT,

'uNilH large brick building on Main street, oppo-
= site the l. nion Hotel. now in the occupancy OF
mr.. Paul Jones AS a Tavern House. This building
well constructed, and situated for a Tavern OF
h"ariing House, having Ia rooms above giound,
s"ch With fire place. cellar rooms and the neces
:Ary out houses; and having been Ion. aud well
An""h rs first rate stand for either purpose Eos
session will be given Is, Jauu Try nrxt. Apply TO
SMITH 81 BAGWEi4L.
Oct. cG If
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Dts. =. Es. FISHER.

HAVING located himself at Mr.. Dlury Moor
4 Il mans, Wards. Road Campbell county, eifess
his services in the different branches 81 his profcs
sion the citizens OF that vicinity. d s'.e adjaeen
parts OF PIlsy lvania.
July "a 6fn
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Pc NDIETON, Oct. 20. 1s9-

instant, IN consequence of my absence from hnpc
uht'l a day or Two SINCE and leave thus place. whic
ismy summer residence TO morrow. These facts vii
account for this lae reply, aud the Imperfect clarac
ter OF TINS communication. am s6rr, it j., on, If IN,
power 10 furnish the newspaper couiannp my .lo;
'oJusIiiy my administration OF the Bank Tn. onl,
copy had is either destroyed or mlslald.
You rquesl my views on the subject OF a National
bank and the proper course OF policy in our nation,
councils. III the present emergency. 1t out nt IN,
power, under the circumstances before mentioned +,
do much more than give you nay opinons aud those
coming from one so long and entirely uaennnrclrd
with the political concerns of the country ~ am
can be OF little value, and if of more value would have
lntlc weight with the community But the earnest
ness with which You have requested them. mnsl br
my apology for giving them. and Will i HOPE exempt
nc lro" the lnlpniatlon OF prcSumptinn IN eiylu4
Opinions unsupported by full exposition OF the rea-
sous on which they arc sustained.
am oi opinion, that a National Bank will not aid
bni embairass the restoration Of the currency of the
country and that afterwards. would be an inSiiiu-
ii"n INFINITELY dangerous under ancc>
and IN many views. ] admit, fliAt undrr a very wise
aud crcunspect management. il might be useful bur
II ~ as certain us any thing depending on hun,ti &C
ton and human will, that II will NOT be aged.
BESIDES, have no doubt Congress have no coi,il,u.
lonai power 10 establish such an institution and
this, think, has been the clearly oppressed inlr-
aicnt OF that school Of public men who claim Mr..
jefferson as their head, and WHO have administered
the government for almost forty wears. The insrl;u.
ton of the late bank departure fra n the prin-
eip'rS OF that school, badly justified. rather lnrlv
eNrnSet NJ th' Time, since generally regretted by
them, aud finally by themselves. atoned for in ll,,
best manner in their power, by putting il dowa.
In reference 10 the course OF public policy rrqur-
ed ~ this time, there is part Of the suffering at ilr
country for which there Is M legislative ttl,ltdx-
The legislature ot the natioG cauno pas the debts
nSovcnt persons, aid iho-e iio are cinblrrlss.,l
rhiS evil can ouiy he remrdeI or mitigate /, hy the
a.. .l.,I.,.
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HE vAL.
EoFE1VSsE.F.V ~ Ts.EI.WER,

Sagn OF tIac EIsci. Roy Il 6soctar
AVE removed To the house formerly occupied
by Nh +. +. Bowen, as i Dry Goods Stare
iva door, above Messrs. Williams & Victor's, Nain
street.. lhcy earnestly solicit their friends and the
pubic, 10 call aud examine their stock ot
Drugs, Ncdicimcs, Dye-SiuRs, paimss,
Obs, Brushes, &c. tac.
All Of which fresh and select aud will be sold n,
very small advance. Any orders from touafry Msr.
chants dnd Pigs}ciaas will be furnished with care aud
desratch +. & L.
Nov. 30 a
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Crom,br Boston .H0rnino Post.

NJ .,,e,r, by the following information given the public
! v DR. Rowland of this city, that the much talked OF
H.,Ll.,, Sanetiye is indeed what pro'ss's brnn eff
amt and valuable medicine, worthy the serious attention of
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EiA's'S 5sliTS!!
GEORGE ". GAMES.

mr. NtiD has been practical Halter from
kTM lei" to the present time, has taken the
aE3N stand of B. II. Wood and Is nnw maxi np
and finishing Hats of every nice and
quality. VIZ. SILK Has of the most brilliant lus,rr
fine white and black Beaver dillo black and
white Hats Of medium quality, which Tor service and
elasticity, shall he unriyard; BOYS and Youths
diiio; Ladies Fur Capes and Tippeis; IIa,le,'s
ltinnngsanJ Materials With the above shall
shortly receive asplendid assortment OF Cape
HATS, both s'lknpd fur, made nj the shortest
notice, and IN the mosl fashionable style. "a
GEO. w GAINES.
oct. ON