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valae and ute Of the psopests tesy intend eo esa foE 60 as ,o rely sPea their oua Jsdg@set "a s's- ding,
 : AIsss she lsst day for re-eisiag 'Aem sAa ssds will be opened in the presence q such oaesn the deparsmsnt as shall hg abte t9 attend. anA VI be exsmfned and passed upon es iast Rseeileeeee Notice wiH be gwen promptly to eseh pNrsee sasas bid is accepted, but to no others
 ' The name nf the hsdder Shesaa. h sff eeer<s he written al length Hha ias sstble haad. Ths bidder should give tke name of sha pssl cales fa which Communications fnF hl1 sFe te Ae seot-
 8 Bids nYast be sealed smd mark aedca the oatssas in these wordSs sSRALED BIDS roH q. 5 psss4as " :" asd aadtesspd to ,As s Soiefsef ot the Ffsa~ sufy. Washington, D. CT
 2. Form ef bad. guaranty. snd cerhResfe;
 !, -, residing ss -------, n the eounty et -, In ttp State of ---, hereby otfst the United States fhs sag. Of 44-- dollxss im eaNhtos their right sitle, interess ana elsn to the eFcResy described n naFnher ---~-- ia ibe printed adTeS- tsemen' of fhe Solicitor af the TressaFy upon tee terms and conditions therein mentioaed aad heEe- oy- ln consideration of the pTeHses, agree in sass my bad therefor shall be accepted by said Siteiio. 10 deposite that sum- in lawful money, in ose q the depcatoriss mentioned n saeh advertisement, win in thirty days ser my bid Shall be accepted aud ae" tee thereof sent ,o ale hy mai.
 Dated -------.. -.------, tb4T.
 For value received guarantee tn the UutteA States he performance of the above aaderaklag hy the signer thereof, iR case his bid be accepted
 Datsd ------. -~4-----, tS{s,
 certify that the above guaran'eg is FesPonsaoas for the sum mentioned in the above bid
 10 Pats of the lastls st Boston can 6e seep se the ole= of the United States district attorney Ia that city and the Solicitors office fa Washington. H. Bids mt performed oa tho part cf tse esssdet. according to the ,eruss specified a the above eoa- dtions, nay af the option of the Solicitor, be da. eiared null and void. In alt cases wHere fraud nssV have been prsctised sgainst the United Ssstes. hs Nn1t th~e clare :he bid invasid and of DO effect.
 R H GfLLET, --' Soicitor ef tAs Trsassy-
 S@na n letT ts--Gw
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NEW GOODS.

YSHE SUBSCRIBERS have just received from 1 New Orleans, iB addition to teir for mer sio, k a beautiful assortment of
 FANCY GOODS. Linen Linen -Drilhngs Grape; Grape. Leice; Fas-
 latan Muslin; kc., Be.
 ALSO: Sugar; Coffee; Hardware, Shoes; A lot o6 excel. ient Books on Divinity, Travels. 6e.. Ar. All of which they will sell tow for cash or eosairy produce. C. |, JEFFRfEs h SON. July i, 1877, a2-
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CONUNnRuMs.

be bs would Jupiter, cooking celebrated Satvy.
 Ae domestic utensil
 Vee VSeaase he'd by atrying-paa. BAe c"wartiy action like mouse-trap mou,, "S HIS ''Payze-sBy- mouse" (pusHani.
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION. TINHE partnership heretofore existing under the II name and style of Neteton, Chose $ Co, is dis solved, by mutual consent. LUTHER CHASE is fully authorised 10 collect the debts, and settle up the a faIs of the firm.
 Having sold out our entire stock of goods to Messrs. T. D. MERRIcK & Co.,. the business will be conducted by them, at our old stand, and we re- commend them 10 the favorable notice of our friends and customers.
 THOMAS ". NEWTOi.,
 LUTHER CHASE,
 JAS. LAWSON. Jr, Little Rock 18th Sept. lsI7.
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SALE OF LAND FOR TAXES, IN PERRY .COUNTY, STATE OFARKANSAS

herygi or IN the whole lands each shall Nom- brA dtbe uat time homd to- nul alsidI so
  str
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oSSEeR OF Tas soLiuToA os rae TAsAsunx.
 Asg. H. Isa7. CEALED PROPOSALS wSIl b. received at this - office until the 2sth day of October psx,, st "a o'clock at noon. fos the paFehass of the interest ol the United States ct law and in equity. of the pro psFty hereinafter described apoa the terms and con- dilions mentioned below. to wit:
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DANCING SCHOOL.

DANCING SCHOOL. rEO, B. KING, respectfully informs the citizens u of Little Roek, that he will open his school, at the Anthony House on Saturday, October End, at 2 o'clock A. NJ,
 Little Rock. Sept %, lsF7 n2-2w.
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ailI'''i -afs iiiaasH ='l-Ha a'l7I
 DI ED.

DIED. In this city, OH Thursday 9th inst, Mrs Louise D. Lincoln, consort of Lemuel R. Lincoln, Esq, and daughter of Dr. D. Marchand, aged p years.
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RUFUS k. FURNACE, AT FOR NEY AT LAW NH
 TENNESSEE

WILL attend the Courts of the lIth Judicial w Circuit, the Supreme and Federal Courts at Jackson. TeDa. the Courts in DeSoto, Panola and Marshall Counties, and Chancery Court at Holly Springs, Miss.
 Particular attention paid 10 securing doubtful claims in West Tennessee, North Mississippi and Eastern part of Arkansas. Payment of Taxes, at tending to Land Titles, etc, all business entrusted to his charge will be attended 10 with promptness and fidelity.
 REFER TO CALVIN C. CLEAvEs, Bookseller, WM CoNNELL, Merchant, Jas WooDs, |" TEsT & SHELTON, Druggists. C. LoFLAND, Cashier Farmers and Merchants Bank,
 Memphis Tenn. WM. RuFFIv, President Branch Bank of Tennessee, Sommerve.
 1I" OFFICE Corner of Jefferson and Main Streets, opposite the Branch of the Planters Bank.
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ND,H~MW.E. NY

NY A IL persons are hereby forewarned, from trad. "A ing for note, executed 10 John L. Reed, for tco Anadred dosys, dated 37th April. ls47, as the consideration has failed
 WILLIAM ?. OFFICER. Nsft iJ, ie4' I--tf
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SALE OF LANDS AND TOWN LOTS FOR TAXES. w PULASn COUNTY IN FIFE STATE OF ARKAMSAS

A. and Coleor
 
 penalties f said . nNwnlou hes htaoGa So east ccYnr roMidLnnf o nwnIa
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-, .,,, E,,,ya of IVsdnsadav Easf

". are under m,ny obligations to A. Hays, Esq. ;, y,,Oleon, for the following important news. ,.h x. 6ni ia an extra from the office of ''L& s,,, of the 18th inst, delivered tp us this fore hv Capt. E. Tim ns, of the fast run:ing steam q, Santa Fe.
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GOOD ThINGsI 1000 Caas Fesh oysters. IOOO 30 cans spieed oysters Fresh Clans. Terrapns, Aaimon, Peas. Qeinces. Strawberries and Cream. Cherries, plums, he.. Be. Reed and for sale, wholessle and retail by
 W. P. orFfCERs Sept, e0th. lssT ae-u.
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CALL AT JEFFRIES & SONS For New and Chea D Goo d ..

GALL AT JEfFRIE.S X SONS For New and Chea D Geo d :. THE SUBSCRIBERS have removed frosn theiy 1 old stand to Bender's corner and have just re- ceived m asi'hnen to lher iortaer stock fsnd are now openingi beautiful assortment of
 STAPLE AND FANCY ARTICLES,
 Brown and Bieached Domestics,
 7-s heavy Virginia Loweis,
 ~ do aa do
 G. Brown Shifting,
 3D pieces beautiful prints.
 dozen pairs French Cotionade pants.
 Also variety of Mus.ins. . Lawps, Grapes, Rough and Ready Bonnets, Boss. net and Cap Ribbons variety, Laees. Inssytins., Edgings, $c., &c.. of variety of paiie,Bs. .r Also Furniture DImiiy. and new style of win. dow curtain goods with Shoes and Groceries, &c.. &c. All of which they will sell low fos CASH oT to puuetuai men on short time or wih exchange them iop the prodlce of the county C. l.. JEFFRIES & SON, Little Rock, Aug. %. lsl7. si--if
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SALE OF LANDS FOR TAXES,

CONWAY COUNTY, IN THE NTATE HRkANN4N hereby uc To hetaxs, ipt charged e Cwsy CounyoB hehrtM Monday the taxes and dpenatyb bepaidt
 
 heof idof IS 1T
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~McvM@~NH

M& &MENMWD WALL TTNHE undersigned, having purchased of Messrs. Il Newton, Chase O.. their entire stock of goods have removed to the Ware House recently occupied by them, where we now opening a large and general assortment of Dry Goods, Grocerles. Hard, ware, Qucensware, lron Nails, Castings Be &c ., which we are offering at very reduced prices for CASH.
 T. D. MERRiCK, & Co. Steam Boat Landing.
 Little Rock, Sept. 20 1s47 n2-6m
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Partridge B0Ols.!

In0 PRS, J. PARTRInoE's celebrated water lOO proof and plain cali boots made for--aid for sale by VIM. P. OFFICER.E
 N. B.-1'hese boots will wear krom six t5 twelve months constant nse, August 5D. Isfs. sl-tf
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rrsets of land eea.syed. quantity. Ge

Lands Lyins ia sAe state ef AEkansas.
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SALE OF LANDS FOR TAXES,

COUNTY IN THE STATE OF ARKANSA
  wiIo of6 leon tn "a mont at CourH rin o ani
  Sale 0 n the t hal sold
  it V b slyeyedof Q inc
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ale of Lands for Taxes

Sd4C O1 AG1OQS TOT xaXOS, IN HOT SPRING COUNTY ARRANSiS muh a be oEof fo oSp1Rg o 0 ta nme
  S b b. a South Est tconT
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DLANK DELIVERY BONDS, drawn up by an lJ experienced counsellor, under the late law, for sale at this office. Price, ST 50 per qure
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SHERIFF'S SALE,
. J. HUTT, Conmiasi0nrr.
 3--tds.

Little Rock. Sept. a7, is47. "''
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MTSCELLANEOUS
READ, DE GUARDED y,


'HE increasing p"pulasity of Dc. c. BENJl
SMITHS IMPROVED INDIAN VEG EFT A M +;
SUGAR COATED PILLS, has inducecta nunbel
oil persons to make something they callP,LLs and
coat them with sugar in order o,sell them Tor tho
genu"e, while they do not possess particle OF tha
goodness, nor even assmilate in appearance TO ihd
original, Dr. Smiths Pills I'm short, they are n
in.ended FRAUD upon tho community. minis
yer VINO al hrst had an interest in an imitation Su
gar coated Pill, manufactured in Albany, ~ Y
mas gwen thern up. as he says, on account of the
miserable dishonest parties concerned in manu-
metot,hg thcm The same party. are now indus
IrIouSy circulating reports calculated to fniure DIR
S.,'" ano 10 anect the reputation Of his Valuable
pins put rather than notice them in public DIR
smith 10 abont to institute legal procecdino ora
them LOT tne'r ISLANDERS, as he has in another case
against similar party, in which ne recove, cd !.
large amount of damages. These miserable i'm; .
tators have TO resort 20 the mos, aeminebIe means
10 palm of their counterfeit pnl. "a tbc nnII;-
know that DR.. Smiths the original, nd ocn,,;,n
Several instances have to public not;re In
which life has been endangered nv the unfortunate
use of the crunterfeits. II is Or. Smiths pills that
are doing so much good in the country-as the fol-
lowing plainly show.
MORE MINISTER'S use and recommend DR.
smiths Pills than all others.
his is to certify that have used the Sugar Goa
ed pills manufactures bv G.. Benjamin Smith of
New York, for some time and believe them t.,
De good medicine; and also from inquiry in thai
CITY, am persuaded that he is the orr inaI invent
or and therefore is entitled to the benefit of the i'm
vention. 6 WJJTJAMS
Pastor lst Baptist Church, Pittsburgh
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IFrom Wilson, s,arbird & Smith. I

=. Louisville, Feb. 10, 1916.
bought two gross of your Indian Vcgeai le Sugar
Coated Pills. Though business is dull here Mt this
send us ten gross through Mcssrs. Lawrence &
Reese, OF your city, who will forward them to US
via Pittsburgh. Yours respectfully.
= WILSON, STARBIRD & SMITH
once lI9 Greenwich street Oarge brick block y
CO. Always ask for the Improved Indian Vegcta,
BILE Pils.
90 And see that G. BENZ. Smith is t,riten with
a pen on the bottom of the box
Z. III. HElNlTSH, Portsmouth, Agent for this
LOT the state. Dec 81 GIN
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WISTAR's BALSAM or WILD CHERpv


we challenge the world to produce a medicine of
any kind that stands the test like this article See
what, an agent in Kent county, Maryland, saws,
who has been selling II ever since it was first intro
duced
Chestertown, Feb "a, 1876
Mr. Seth w. Fowle-Sir; j understand that v, u
have become the general wholesale Agent for thai
valuable medicine, Wiitar's Basam of Wild Cher.
~. Having sold all had of MIR Butts if van
please, you may send me another gross the first
opportunity have been the agent for selling this
medicine four or FIVE years. during that time I
have sold some hundreds of dollars worth. I have
frequently sold 1t to persons apparently in the last
stages OF Consumption, who were cured with il
when all other remedies and the skill of physicians
had failed. This article has by It's own INTRINSIC
value, performed many wonderful cures and es-
tabiished for itself reputat far surprising any
other medicine of the name kind, for the cure of
colds coughs, carly stages of Consump ton Astb.
ma, Liver Complaint, &c. JOHN RUSSELL
Such is the unprecedented success of this mcdi.
the wrapper. "
BE careful and get the genuine DR. WISTAR,s
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY None genuine
unless signed by J. BUTTS. Address all orders To
SETH w. FOWLE, Boston. Mass
For sale by G. H. HEINTISH, Portsmouth, Va
M. A. SANTOS, Who'll esalo and retail, Norfolk. and
by Druggists generally throug hout the country.
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TRUST SALE OF REAL AND PER.
SONAI ESTATE

~
DURSUANT TO IA Deed of Trust executed by
Ma thaniel N. Tatem and Abigail F., his wife
bearing date on the Sd day of August in the wear
1873 and OF record in the Clerks Office Of Norfolk
County Court, for the purp,s mentioned in said
Deed, we shall expose to sale pull lie auction for
cash, before the Court House of Norfolk County,
on THURSDAY the 4th day Of February next, at
IL o'clock, the following Real and Personal Estate,
to wit the TRACT OF LAND at the mouth of In
dian Creek, in the County of Norfolk on which
the said Nathaniel w Taem resides, and which
was devised TO him by the will of his father Ma
thaniel p. Tatern, decca scd.
And al, OF Two Tracts Of Land on Indian Creek
convened to said Nathaniel N. Tatem bv VIM H.
Hunter and wife by Deed of 18th July, 1887, save
mat portion of the same since sold aud con We ed
by said N. n. Tatem to Jno. NJ ID. Haynes.
The above Tracts of Land, all living contiguous
10 each other. form of the desirable Farms
IN Norfolk Comfy. They contain abou, two hun
dred and fifty acres, and situated at the mouth
OF Indian Creek where it cmpties into the Eastern
Branch of Elizabeth River, about three miles from
the City of Norfolk. On the promises is a GOOD
Dwelling House with all necessary out buildings
Also, Slaves Jenny, Catherine, Susan and Ste.
phcn.
The Lands above ment TONED will be sold together
subject to Hen for $4,000. with interest thereon
from the Goth July. 1913.
JOHN CHANDLER,
SAMUEL NJ. WILSON, { trustees
Portsmouth, Jan i4-tds
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
Is IL u + u II ID & co !.
Hide and Leather Dealers. No. III. Ca,

Hide and Leather Dealers, No. ~, Camp
belts Whdrf Norfolk, Va.
vyNHE Subscribers have taken the Store between
those OF Mr. DAILY and Mr Bubong, on Camp.
BELLS Wharf, for the purpose of conducting the
HIDE AND LEATHER BUSINESS, and would
cali tue attention of Shoemakers, Saddiers, Har-
ness and Coach Makers, and all persons who use
and buy Leather TO sell agau. in Eastern Virginia
and Carolina TO the LARGE AND WELL Sc.
sell at prices that cannot fail to please Their
Stock was selected lately at the North. by one o,
the hrn, who has been engaged in the business for
twelve years, and they satisfied that il is equal
to, II not superior TO any in Eastern Virginia. IL
consists. in part, follows:
quo sides Heinlock Sole
300 do Oak do
40 do Harness Leather,
10 do Fair Bride do
I'D do Skirting do
10 do Black Bride do
36 do Russett-Ship Chardlers'
"a do do Negroes
% do Wax Leather
IL do Curtain do
"a do Horse (Buff)
doz. Splits
10 do Lining Skins, we low pink and white
do Cochinea (for boot tops)
10 do French Calf Skins
l2 do Calf Skins Crawford Philadclpbia)
do Tampico, French (Morocco)
900 bushels Plastercrs Hair
200 lbs. Nails
gross Anvil Handles
10 do Avis
200 lbs. Thread
10 bushels p, "a
10 gross Boot Webbing
10 dozen Amos Knives
Together with SHOEMAKERS' KIT, complete
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~ fully inf form those of his customers who have
not received their bread 5 usual, (owing to the
carriers being principally hirelings, and are off
day. the routes will all BE- supplied with punctuoI
carriers, who SHALL ALWAYS be in time for their
customers. ~
Those who are not supplied with bread will
please send to the shop, until the carriers get regu
lar on their routes.
thankful Tor the patronage heretofore bestowed
he would respectfully inform the public that he
sui continues TO manufacture the most choice art,
Gle OF BREAD, BISCUIT, CRACKERS. CAKES
&c, sc.
Persons wishing to be furnished for the ensu;n -
year, viii pl asc leave their names at the Bakcrv
and they all be punctually attended TO-
Dec 81 JANFS rDMpUINc
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fold North State copyl
nILs, OILS. oILs.-we have i,

oils, OILS. OILS.-We have Just received
~ large and full supply of GOOD LAMP OILS
such as Pure Blcached Sperm, Refined Lard nd
following prices per pint I6, I2s, and cents
Those wishing excellent Oils will do well TO give
us call, at the Drug and Chemical Store, Sign OF
the Big Mortar CHAS. II. HEiNITSH, Agent
90 Also. another supply of Pure Linseed Oil
Fish OIL, Pure White Lead, Tuplntine, Furnishes
Wmdoto Glass. Pure Chrome Yeiio,u and Green. &C.
which will be sold at the very lowest prices,
Jan Ia
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VOICE FROM KENTUCKy

nave been afflicted with dyspepsia in the mo I
mggrn I"a i9m for three years past and found
Indian Vegetable Pills After using six bottles nf
said valuable pills. am entirely tuTed They are
general remedy. * LEEMAN
Paducah KY, Nov. 10, IS45
we certify to the above facts. Dr. Smiths Pills
arc universally esteemed in this vicinity
HODGE, OWENS s CO., Merchants
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NJ ABAJA 81 HERMAN CORTES Sc
l. CARS I'VE are anxious to call the attention
Oh good Segars and genuine Tobacco. We have
received some OF those celebrated brands NABAJA
HERMAN CoKTES on account of their extra
In inc united States, are universally ackno
To be lar superior to any Segars i'm 2orted.-
we can establish this fact, by smokers and good
judges in Norfolk and other portions of the United
States. We have other brands which cannot be
eXceled La India. Hooduue, Baranea Regalia,
I''scarords, La Norma, SC, SC For sale at The
Drug Store, Sign of the Big Mortar
Dec 81 CHAS. III HEINlTSH, gent
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M KS >. CROCK Err takes this method to
has established a SELECT SCHOOL for young
Misses aud small children, in the House formerly
occupied by the Rev. Mr. Harrison, on London
street. where limited number of Pupils will be
received.
TERMS, from Three to Five Dollars per Quarter
~ weeks. Lon IL IL
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HOUR or LEAVING CHANGED To A. NJ
Inc quick and beautiful low pressure Steamer
Augusta, running in connexon with the Richmond
and Petersburg Rail Road. leaves Wrigb,s wharf
Norfolk every Tuesday, Thursday and SATURDAY.
at b A. NJ. for the above cities and towns Pasarn
gers b eakiast on board the Augusta and arrive at
Port Walhnll at halt past - NJ, where trains leave
Immediately for both Petersburg and Richmond
arriving at Petersburg by half past p. NJ and
at Richmond about u. M, about two hours in ad
vance OF the old James River Line and i'm a Boat
passed IN her accommodations, and the atten-
ton OF her officers to the comfort of her PASSENGERS
tic sbnrg every Monday, Wednesday and FRIDAY.
at half past A. NJ, break fast On boar the Angus
ia, and arriving at Norfolk about half past p NJ
1t will be per' eived from the above that this
comfortable and expeditions line gives TO nersons
visiting Richmond or PETERSBURG. on business tho
opportunity of transactng it and returning nv the
boat OF next morning, to be absent from their
homes single night only
The Augusta will stop at the usual LANDINGS on
James River to take in and put out way travel and
at any other points on the river where a signal /,
made. $780, "
The public may rest assured that il il the deter
Wnaton OF the Proprietors to keep up this Line
permanently; and to accommodate travellers he
tween Norfolk Portsmouth and Richmond and
Petersburg and The Cities of the District of Colnm
bia, in the best manner and at the lowest rates
For further Information, tickets or fret rbt annIv
TO- m w. Fl GARNETT & co.
NJ b. The central position of the r. & PR
Depot In Richmond, and its oontiguitv to the nrin
cipal Hotels and place OF starting of the Cars from
the North and West and the Canal Packets for
Ivnchburfs, adds to the economy as we'll a, tho
convenicnCes Of this Line. Oct
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:, The editor of the b." Ing Green, KY. Argus
is indisposed. but We find The following in his
columns:
y "You have elevated me III high p,si,ion.--
Leslie Coombs.
Did they shove You up the wing pole at Lex
ingron. which you stood pledged to ascend fee,
foremost in the contingency of Clay,s defea, in
'442"
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rTHE LAST CALL FOR TAXES.-Al

THE LAST CALL FOR TAXES.-AH
"A Persons who arc yet Indebted for TOW TAX
rs, are respectfully Informed that my duty ia i'm
perative IN the matter, ana shall he compelled to
levy on their goods and cbaels if they are nc. inn
inediately settled. The Board of Trustees will
a prompt settlement early in January, all will
therefore, see the necessity am under to adopt
trust that each will promp ly meet their liabilities
thereby rrlicving me from very unpleasant duty
WILLIAM PORTLOCK, To,on Collector
Dec 49, NO'N''
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AGENCY EoR MIII RANns

AGENCY FOR MILL BANDS.
The Subscribers have been appointed agents by
Mr. F.. w. w God, of New York, for the sale of his
superior Mill Bands, which obtained the premium
at the American Institute Fair, October 1916.
These Bands are put together with copper rivets
and, in speaking of them, he says, the "pubic
may depend en- getting the best article that can he
had or made, as they will straight aud hold
width requrcd.' "Thcse Bands - Inc saws q. arc
tnade under my own immediate inspection. and of
the very best Oak Leather, and none but the solid
part used, and stretched by machine of my ON N
invention, expressly 70. this purpose. and tn be
iound nowhere else" Millers, Mcchinists, aud
others who use Bands, invited to examine those
on hand. BIJJFORD g. co
n b.. Bands of any width, from to 81 inches
either single, double round, furnished at short
notice. r. & Co
DISORDERS, enclosing the Ready. or good city
reference, thankfully received md promptly exc
cuted Ian %
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TOWN HALL.
THEATRICAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

MESSRS. ELLIS & RODNEY, have the
tFI honor OF announcing to the inhabitants OF
Portsmouth and its vicinity, that they intend Civ
ing series of entertainments at tho TO WIN Hail
and are proud to inform them that they have Sc
cured for few nights only, the services of tho re-
nowned
MR.. JOHN DUNN,
oTHAT RASCAL JACK Of the Theatre RovaI
Drury Lane and Covent Garden, London and the
principal The atres in New York. Boston, Philadcl-
pha, in which cities his success has been so unpar
alelcd, that the audiences have risen zen nasse
and called for his rec engagement
Mr. JOHN Dunn being on his route TO New Or
leans, to fulfil an engagement, has consented TO
perform few nights in each of the Principal Cities
between New York and his port of destina ton
we also take great pleasure in assuring our fellow
citizens that we have spared neither pains or ex-
Pense to procure Company of the most talented
Artistes from the most prominent Theatres of the
Union, who Will assist Mr. JOHN DUSN in the ex-
hibition of his Musical Farces, Vaudcr,lles sc
&c Further particulars will be expressed in bills
of the day Jan %