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Washington telegraph., 1854-09-20
RAILROAD WAREHOUSE,
CAlfDEV. ARK1NSAS.


TTlHE undersigned take this method Of return
L ing their siacere IL ,nks, to the citizens Of
this and the adrnins Counties iur the liberal
patronage heretofore best wed on them, and hope
by strict ami personal attention ~ business Id
merit a cor tuuatou OF the sans.
They are now having erected tlree additional
Sheds IN their Cotton Yard, which will enable
them TO store. and protect .rlul tue weather any
quantity of cotton that they may he favored with
which will also enable them to store every lot of
cotton entirely TO itself, 50 that when planters
wish TO ship sell here, they can at All times get
to it. All cotton stored by them will be held sub
lect TO the order OF the owners. and where III ad-
vances are made on it, will be shipped to any
house they choose.
They have an open policy of Insurance hv which
all cotton can be- covered if desired but so I'll
sHrGHcc will be effected unless we are specially
instructed, except such cotton as We have al
vanced on, this we will 10 for the protection OF
the planter aud ourselves.
They viii have their Warehouses and Wharf
in first rate order for the reception Of up freight
and shipment ol cotton.
They would inform their friends that they are
now opening a large stock of
Fan and Plantation Goods:
Such as, Kerseys, Tweeds, Linseys, Jeans, Blan-
kets, Plannels, Domestics, Negro
Russetts, &c, &c.
They have also on hand
a large supply Of Begging,
Ragle and THINE. Sugar, AIolasses,
Salt, Coffee, Bacon, Pork, Whiskey, Lard
TOBACCO, Sc, sc.
Also every article of goods usually Lept here
tor sale. 10 which they would call the attention
OF buyers before purchasing elsewhere They
Will also be prepared to make liberal Cash all
raares Cotton in store. TO be shipped to their
friends in New Orleans
An orders for GOODS will by promptly aid
carefully filed.
NcCOLLUM, FELLOWS x 60.
September I3, 1851. 81
Washington telegraph., 1854-09-20

Ihe ice-house OF BIr. H. L. HolIeman. of this
laee, caught Ere on yesterday, about 10 o'clock,
.-l burned down, destroying a large amount Of
T. 1t was filed with foul air. and FIRE had TO
: , a5ea to exPel it, and It is supposed to have
'-lsht from some one leaving FIRE in the straw.
f. Snlith Hcrald
Washington telegraph., 1854-09-20

COUNTY or LAFAYETTE.
IN Lq'qyetc C5cpt Court in ChGu-syy. ia racaion.
September lih, T. D. 1854.
William 4. Higgs and Alexanderl
ByUe, CouDlGilaHts
is.
James II. Paston, and Mary Ann BIZ to qsie.
his wife; Thomas II. 3. Poston, and Tile
Joana 4. his wife: jeremiah w
poston. and franklin 5. Warner.
DffcagqIts.
NANE the complainants IN their own proper
~ person and fled their Bill OF Complaint here
in the object OF which is 10 quiet their title to the
following described lands VIZ: the East IT, I. and
the Fl SWl of section - township is. range 90
west: section l. fractional sec. -. fractional 81
and SCI OF Me- OF sec II, township 20. range 26
W. and the ; OF the NE! of sec. :. township 20.
range - West, situate in Lafayette county: and
by their affidavit annexed to said Bill it appears
that said defendants non-residents of the State
of Arkansas. 1t is therefore ordered, that said
defendants be notified of the pendency OF this suit
By publication IN the Washington Telegraph, a
newspaper published in the town of Washington.
Hampstead county, Arkansas, by at least two
successive insertions. the last TO be at least thirty
days before the first day Of the next term of the
Circlit Court for said county Of LAFAYETTE That
unless said defendants shall appear before said
Court on or before the Ith day Of the next term
OF a Circuit Court. TO be begun and holden at the
Courthouse in the county of Lafayette on the 5th
Monday after the ith Monday in September inst.
and plead answer. or demuI to said Bill the same
will be taken as confessed, and decree entered
accordingly A. BYRNE, Clark.
byJ ". MoNrGoNEEY, d. c.
A true copy from the reco-d.
Attest, A. BYRNE, CLERK.
BY J. NJ. MoNTGouErY. d. C.
S,piemJer 13ih, 1854 37-2w.
Washington telegraph., 1854-09-20


John ID. Trimb.e and Henry p
johnson. Merchants and partners ira
ding and doing business in partner d.
ship in the name and firm of Trinble elt''i
x johnson, Petitioners.
William r. Boon. Sarah 4. Boon his Mortgage
wife, and Mathew V. Chea;ham, De
fcndants.
FNHIS day came the said complainantS. by
! Grandson d. Royston, their solicitor. and
filed their petition in this cause and also the a-
tidavit OF John d. Tnmb!e one of the said pet-
TONERS that William I. Boon one of said defend
ants Is a NONRESIDENT of the State of Arkansas
Wherefore 1t Is ordered 10y ne the undersigned
Clerk of the Circuit Court, in and for the county
of Hampstead. in the State OF Arkansas. in vaca-
ton that the said William I. Boon be notified of
the commencement OF this suit. and the said Will
liam I. Boon. will hereby take notice that the
said petitioners have this day filed their petition
in the Office of the Clerk OF the Circuit Court in
and for the county OF Hampstead in the State of
Arkansas. Tor the purpose OF forecoSing a certain
deed OF mortgage executed by You and your wife
Sarah A. Boon. to the said petitioners. on certain
Slaves therein mentioned aud described. bearing
date on the 22d day OF November. Sj2, to secure
the said petitioners the payment OF the sum of
Sji2 u cents with ten per cent interest thereon
from the 18th day OF OCTOBER. l6J-. until paid
and that unless you appear before the Judge of
the Circuit Court. III and for the county OF Hemp
stead. in the State OF Arkansas, on the chancery
side thereof on or before the third day of the
next Term of said Circuit Court 10 be holden in
and for the county OF Hampstead. in the State Of
Arkansas. at the Courthouse. IN the town of
Washington in said county, commencing on the
seventh Monday alter tie fourth Monday OF Sep
tember, in the year lSjI anG then and there plead
answer or demur to said petition. the same will
be taken as confessed and a decree entered ac-
cordipgy. And it is hereby further ordered. that
a copy OF this order be published in the Wash
inGton Telegraph" a newspaper printed in the
State OF Arkansas. ior two weeks successively.
the last insertion to he at least four wrecks before
the commencement OF the next term OF the Hemp
stead Circuit Court
Teste. st. SANDERS Clerk.
\ true copy from lhe record
Teste. st. SANDERS. Clerk.
Sgpisaiier 1Sti, ls:j. 3s-2w.
Washington telegraph., 1854-09-20
TOBACCO. &C. S.c.
Runaway Arrested,

MAJ. STEEN, Commandaut at .
M Fort Belknap. has now in his ~ \
custody negro boy calling himself g* ~
LANES. quite black. about , ieet FzSET 4
inches high. % years Old. said boy "
was left at Belknap on the lsth June. =
by Mr.. Holiday. an emigrant to California to
whose camp be came ou the 10th oi the same
month riding an Old soT-el horse which he claims
as his own property. and wearing a dark brown
coat and pantloons. James says he ran away
from Mr.. ESrTLI.. near Washington Ark with
whom ne was on the way to Fort Smith to at
tend a horse race on tile fourth of July. The
owner Is requested to prove property IN said hoy,
pay charges. and take MIN away.
The publisher of the Washington Telegraph
will confer a iavor by copying this notice Or 9th
erwise notifying Mr. Estill ri the whereabout of
his negro. and at the same time collecting and re-
mittins our fee Tor this advertisement
8oniaa, ing. %.
SEPTEMBER l3. 1861. 81
Washington telegraph., 1854-09-20

Reference in regard to the Real Estate, F. J.
VI>scHER < Co, Real Estate Brokers New York
Orders tpost paid, with. money enclosed, to be
addressed, J. W. HOLBRO0KE, Secy,
5UJ Broadway, n. Y.
1TThe Engravings in the catalogue now
ready for delivery.
august 3all, 1sj4. 35-6m.
Washington telegraph., 1854-09-20
Negroes wanted,

A LIBERAL price viii be paid for able bodied
n Negroes. to work on the Railroad Refer to
MeCoilum. Fellows 4 Co, and to J. T. Elliott.
Secretary VI. o. x r. r. K. Company
d. w. LEAR.
CaRldeH, -lrk.. Sept. II, 1861. 3s-3m.
Washington telegraph., 1854-09-20
Fancy and staple Dry Goods.

Fancy and staple Dry Goods.
TNHE undersigned having completed and re-
L moved to their new building adjoining the
Planters HnrEL respectfully invite their Gus
TONERS am ae public generally, TO an examina-
tion of their stock Of
Fashionable Dress, 81 Staple D1y-Goo2s,
which have been carefully selected and are sur
passed by none in the market. They have also
on hand large and general stock Of
Groceries, Hardware.
Queens-waTe, Glassware, Saddlery, &c,
together with great variety Of fashionable
Rr1Iy Made ClatIiHg-
HATS. C.4PS. BOOTS. SHOES. ETC.
which they offer fur sale, Tow for Cash Or on the
usual time 70 punctual dealers.
Cal and examine their stock and prices.
BELLER * STUART.
Washington, .4ug. ID, 1854 33-tL
Washington telegraph., 1854-09-20
AGENTS:

this Great National Undertaking will be material
ly promoted by the energy and enterprise of in
teligent and perseveriRg Agents, have resolved to
treat with such on the most liberal terms
Any person wishing 10 become an Agent, by
sending post pad ID, riH reretUe By refarn of nrq
a One Dollar Engraving. q GIFT TIcKET,i' Pro-
sI,ectus, Catalogue and all other necessary in
formation.
On the final completion VI the sale the Gifts
will be placed in the hands Of Committee of the
purchasers to De distributed. due notice oi which
will be given throughout the United States and
the Cauadas
Washington telegraph., 1854-09-20
LIST OF GIFTS.

50 elegant Oil Paintings, III splen-
did gilt frames size 3xI it. each 100 5000
100 elegant Oil Paintings 2x3 IL. :" 80 5000
500 steel plate Engravings- brilliant
" cold in oil, rich gilt frames
2Ix3O inches each - 10 5000
10000 elegant steel plate Engrav-
ings, cold ID oil. of the Hasli-
iHgfoa Moapnre5,f. .20x26 in each, 10000
600 steel plate Engravngs from
100 different plates, now in pos
session OF. and owneG by the
Artists Union, of the Market
value Or from 30 cts. to u each, 1900
fir,t-class Dwelling. In 3lst ST.
MY City. ...... $4,000
p building lots IN leo and lOIst sts
N. Y. City, each 3jxlO0 feet
deep. at. 1000 $4,000
100 Villa Sites. containing each 10
01O "a. it, in the suburbs Of n
York City, and commanding
magnificent view Of the Hudson
River and Long Island Sound. at 500 10000
20 perpetual loans Of cash. without
Washington telegraph., 1854-09-20
Tie state of Arkansas, !

I0CNp OF LArAYETTF.
In Lqfqyeits Cirrst Court in Chrnrcry. "a. raraiioi
September ] lh, Il. D. 1854.
William A. Hi-gs. and Alexander
Washington telegraph., 1854-09-20

William +. Boon. Sarah \. Boon his
wife, and Mathew Y. Chea;ham, De |
tcHdanis.
Washington telegraph., 1854-09-20

Petition
TO
FOrciOSe
Uo~igag,
Washington telegraph., 1854-09-20
CIarksyiIre Female Institute.

fNHE above institution will be re-opened OF
= the first Monday in October, 1851.
Rev. JoHS ANDERSON, "A. M Principal:
Mrs. Nj. NJ. ANDERSON. Vice Princinal.
Washington telegraph., 1854-09-20
ENEAS SMITH,
The state of Arkansas.

NVI-N UE II E-II-N --tII.
Clerks Office Of the Hampstead Circuit Court
CaaAcery SIDE tteregf, IA yaoa,ioH, SEPT. IS,
John d. Trimb.e and Henry p.
Johnson. Merchants and partners ira
ding and doing business in partner =
ship in the name and firm of Trimble
x johnson, Petitioners.
Washington telegraph., 1854-09-20
A. ". CROUCH

SEPTEMBER l3. 1854.
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SOUTH-SIDE RAILROAD
IL M Ez 60
'oIt Walthall Line.

A fASah NhER THAN Or CAhS i.nvrs Mn. d,
n Pot III I'lrs'urg every day. Sunday exarrleJ
II nrlorh. A NJ. an arrives Bnrhrviir n, ia. 4,
ar ertl"n oi ih,' Richmond and DtN1Ile kt,l.Rud
Al ~ clio A. connecting byr R,ul with Mr>.r,
I agg =" : Stage Ii e fnr ChnrInttr ,ur. ,,u.,
Halifax Cnnr Ii ii~e D.ulviiie and Grren.hur,' n G
md hhlvmg II farn'vile at ll.30 A. ~ cnnncctinp
ih"re viii Nj Fmgg. Caldwell & Co : Stng. inn
I"r I,ncibug.
II 'ur' is. lie ttain leaves Fnimvtll. ut | p N
IL Il B"rAeNlll'. al %. p urrIvirg % Petersburg
lime tr the tram. lrg North or South conneclip,
very u"s'iay and Frliay win the Appomsttnx Rail
""nd with he ,prndid stea n@hipS R.nnohe and I.me
WI tor " "ik Witch leave Cir, Poin M 7 NJ
md every Wr'ln seay vnh steamships Tor Phia,ie DINA
which lruse lily Point the same hour.
sse gers peirrring tn renIau in Petersburg the over
lghi, can ihhe the n"rnns train North a, A. NJ
llir James River Boats for Old POINT Nnriik anil BAH
'h're ut g. M, the for the South, at 9 O'Clock
A..
Arrangements have been ma, ly which l,rnngI TICK.
els "r We II the :"d'wing points may be Procured
| II tafea:
i''tw"cn Petersburg aud Lynrhbufe through IN
. '" "'S' ----'-.- 49, ----- -. y w
H. tween Peers urg and the Sweet Satihur
Sirn g. through in lwo days, 9mI
h"t~'en Pete 's.urg and " he Sui lmr Springs,
through IL two days. 49,. 10 on |
B"iwern PIer, uig a Danyiile, through in twen
ty-f'ur iIour..-- Observation-Disclosures. s@I
i'r'w' en Petersburg & q. er ,bor ;, n. e, tho
:" two days. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 VI
between Petersburg and Sails urN n g .thrut4h
lhtiree days. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. II NJ |
Is tween Petersburg and ChHrl,tte,...... "a sOuI
freight train i.aves the Pr,erslurg D,nI even
Monday, "Wednesday and Friday morning ~ g. A. " and
''ibrns IN. same days Any person wishing tn
i"ts freight can obtain freigh ist by callif
III" Agen' at the Petersburg Depot
der3 its f. / WALL Stunt
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tarlv endorsed.
esnb-cr h. r lhnnkGl f,r the very il raj "a, y
hp,iowci hin, f,t the In inIrrrnn IL la
en- II business II, L,nchhnrs. won lu- me'tinn 10
he viii str cuuiuc lis Turner bushes l., r,loini
md hope, WIN the uidir mi i,cit h nov has
y the u ). ntnn he f..ls Diet i,,d rr
il hu-ires in all S vnIi,aIs hrnnchr. T., m-l cor
nnnnre 81 The patronage ut n 'etul nu &c
,3.ts ED &. fiiRLE.
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BY EXPIRE IS,
IARfEk'S MAGAZINE. Tor JanuuIy,
lnndon All J urna',
irkerhnckrI Magazine.
Uuiicd Suites Illustrated,
M,cis' utiv,.r-unl-Nus and 3
Notions for rb uary.
Sill'mau'. Tour in Europe,
Masonic Cnnrt,
Fen Leaves,
Knapp Commercial Writing. new,
Hand Book nf Needlew,Ik,
journey 10 Go i ID ggins. humorous
LIE aud Adventures olun Arkansas d ,ctnr
Ms Partinat,ni. Carpet Bag,
The OH Dnctor; or Stray Leaves.
Jack Junk
Lott xondaIc, by Reynolds,
III All House.
Sam Slirk's u ise Saws
Punchs Hum rlsl,' Library,
--ALSO-
Blink Account Books. II new supply.
Gulih Prrchn Pens, urtice.
inleihe Ink,
Mcnlc sn1 other Memnrnndums
Pocket books an Rl Cases
Picket Da. les. vnriou- sizes
Time B,ok-, some'ibg w.
Pocket Lent
The abuve "ih other articles nume. 10 me NJ
ton, received al MORSE'S Comm House.
i'm 7
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Furnishing Goods
lis NOlIITION.

NE hrm C.S >. NJ ktsi =, i ti,i- day -,ulv
= I'd ., fna,u seh All uerson. indebted I
the .r4e-rn requested :" NAH n carry sui rnent
tarfr srcounts 'aid eu,uns gefasl the cnnc,r will
De IA IN e. .enlsiion. Til s,Hme the .nnce will
be Continued ana used b, either partner IN liuil li
CaA McklNNEh,
s \ MCKINNEY
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"'Shlns T." et'Ne oil our litge ,Iorn 81 { Is hirl
fari"r and Box stoves We sall fnm th. li, - ia,
nj prices t'at must secure salrs W. nNr h ri ASSN
n""t from the -p"rdi Snvr Tat live. H., 'f'b,,,f
IN FIRE, dow &, The sn'l Air-iisln M, r,-, n,
i"nothins Plen,r chi. En-, MIN and u -, h.. s,o,e
furn'c" aud ht'sr W r'li 'n-e East Mai II
lee 2f-t> e MISS
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,.r-,., Aiur- .aIre. Hoe, Shrep aud Cave, i
ali N tbmlr-f, viii tee rIed Bird cla.,
d. he WY l. Ia b.. gualcd Us follows: Euf-
-. ID0p IL. Aluh- 800; BIZ Cutie, lO00 Stock
7OG Ho.s l5L u'el, 1905 Calves 1875 unde,
nrniii, nd Lumber ii ud hIu,Is, Coal
81. loud Il aud udnHtrd hS - Nner- or cou>gnre
V-leeiai niett u wiling Whenever Car i
..f. I'd lon ted d aifivihe liz place IL
..siua. ~. n hours, untess otherwise B@reed
wi he ia p.ttiun { the ComlHt, to al
{, AID t.nrse 81 cents pei Cur itli f.
.i..h,.i. 10 Cuui. and uls" ,i ao
Il. IT 81 20 er LAY la III. ca,
HOS SIiA T.. Supr'l
"a. H., ". y Iehh. X. Il.
/ q Il pre-, HhI tie. ral,y.
RATES Df EkE4 CHA ON ENE
- q $780, = E;5;ss;F
.IKulNiA ~ TN y t.S.> L. l.. kA lLkDAt,
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nj CHIMNEY & BRO hpyi this ,py purchps,l Of
NJ y Mckinney. their entire stock II Dn
G'rais Groceries. lrun sc, ml ,nntinue bus re.. al
th' old stand. @here they aiIl keep constantly On
hand general assortment Of DR., Goc. Gro,enc. hon.
&C.. ~hi. they will NJ all be- pl.nsen Ia finnish
iheirh,ends aud customer ,pon low tern ms Any
House m the rify. j. 2-t.1
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Crrice Va tsN. RAN Roam 90

Iy srh.,u,g, SEPT ~ 1874. J
Fran an intimate nrqu,iaia're with Nj. tie" Oh
]mle | feel confident Int The Pfedr1 ut Work nn'
hi. arrangements will III y main'arn IL refuiaie
making Rnil Road Cars we'll rs in aHy and all
branches at fnerhn,ra eperatnu,s.
JNU. ROBIN HrDtNlEl., Pr itnt
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RECON NJ ENDArIONS.
cu,tv EsTrSrTFs ,JiyIe e. Va = I epD, H. r.
lyn,h,nrg tn.. Sepirm ~ ~. 1888. !
~. y,fir pIIJ. RfJAE pTBI r.

All the Cnr- ey.ry ind a~e upon ms i"ad.iiaN'
ZEN mad. al PIrdinoin w. rs. IN Lyn hFurg, un
!, ia. .lnec.t,n e Grnl Meth TO Ag.nt
II ei.e4 me much PLEASURE thai cars hnv'
zen strongly aud inifhuiiy xscGted. ci.eruls 80
e., nmend these w..ek-. rumpahie- rqniiing cars ~
,,nprtef to eop strurt Md faith nly chn any e"n
raets thn may b. mn lie wph tie ewn"r ri thes" w'rls
CIAS + VI GAhNEIT
Chnf Eng Ia a. Tenn. Il -
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NEN as 90
SHOE mar AND car STDRI
" "a - X = q u are,

u Dk SOU are,
LYNCH ERG VA.
INib Vi lersign"6 have gust nneue,l sple new
st"cl Of ROOTS. SHOES. HITS >pS
TRUNKS. CARPET.BAtiS &c.. 4, pnrrl ,s III.
'oll in Boston. New York and Phiin lelpiis , H..
est established h"'is,s in The nortin," "a, ? h.
me OF the firm. !" whirhthey would call II ati,
# the Ladies mud geuilem 4 of Ly1ehbnrg IL
trade generally.
They haveaso purchased be HAT ESTAf 81
WENT ct Mr. Jae"b Rumbpust. ari having the
'mpl'y No. w"rhmen. they are prepned tn iia,
lure To "rder HATS of the at,,st ~fvr and lin ~ M
~.
Being determined u sell Cor small profits We eli !.
AZ ~ oar store next door below MessrS Nj. AMI
''ariHnds Auction ronn, we,e We will ns our tex
'ations 10 please. A. COCHRAN
oec a-cts JNO, o. TAiI r.
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Agricultural implements
THE MICHIGAN DOUBLE PLow

THIS Plnw consists f tW PIows. ,,Iac',i one h't"
the hel, IN, sum h.nin he { r~ar'i M tHk'1
turr from mr., 81. ,tchl ID, par,tins III r'l-
II the gins- nab aud iaS> lice suIlt'
Town. Ia the bolt IN al the pr'vt H. tnrpw; u u th
hnnd "u' f lows irnm ta"r l. iachsS IL per. ~
aises and deposits il -' th "i the Grwbrd
II being raised trrned the sub oil i.rn.",.
uetnwe l. aud spread md .ve I, VI H.. VT
Tin he nngu ,ge o the Siaio Asii ul'ui M rt'
- New Y rk, Ia tirii r.iptt OF lS5b
.eed be, ,in,o- rtreilN .pnde
W. viii ke u coma nillv IN md u ilr.t
It SEASONED Li MBER III Netnlw nj WIT
Pm Oak. Wal NJ. 4 =. Win h W viii -'ii NJ reg i
,nat or whnle-nl~ prices. P,rsohs wanting pnL'r " /
lind il their advantage uucnn.e 1T i,-~'. "a "ls,
T. y ca hive IlIer lumber worked AID rt$srd L.
Ter. 'l,' cb> saving tue exuen-" al hnnlhs
W. will ais ~ rpudY D,p4lp
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mLGEaHICAL.
-PIDH1NFMURKS. Ey#Abmg, va.
RAILROAD CAa MANDATORY.


"a q - - -
,..,SotH rRfI6Hr. Htnp..s, =:;-f=:,s.ie., DUMP
nAsD c.Ws Aapt To oHDgH
,t.IEss aohks hasr be-. !" - :" .feraii"n itl'
al the Isie-t faprOred Maohr,rg far Wood aud
, :, work aud 0I,,s scale ronr ef-urHie ~itii ib'
. :. 4 The >out amt II e-t. fur CIR construction
lrr tlan me hundred 81 al dr-erii',is'h av"
IN > nj ihcs. work the Vi gina y Tennessee
u Raj.
-. leat. anl Eue, ~ o Rail Rad are respect
tty nv slt b,st.f~ tia patronage t'ef nas r.
80, =. log iilel work finished IN stunt r"r 'liunr'
- J. ~ plans und Z inR.; alter The m''-
y t.4- 81 G n.trurfi. D. prize -n'i.fuciorN
southern kai.-1tOads
L.. f,i.g n b,. eatn.l.-d olhain thsir Cars I'm
g = f,1.rt Ia large .xp.as.. AID ri.k al ! aa1-
,,,,,o GEO. q GUILE Prophio,.
TIE nad. -ignrd having had ef'.rge &C ia, n,''
y,,L. fr,m - cortuehreunent un'ier the ifftn''
r,.prit,.r Maj Elynn III ssk- Il. W To -lll Ia h
-K..al pub he hn- engaged With The Pf",eni
r,,triefai aud viii cn,inae il mrnh hoping 10
. tne cap. 10 kat a,d ~ rkS Il con-tanl At
,.pti,p Ia the work rntru- ed Ia him fn"rt the az
rub,ti.a aud librris patfo ng, al tie tsl'lie
a NEfTlEToA, Manager
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Comfort, Elegance and Economy.
WINTER CLOTHING.

WINTER CLOTHING.
HAvTNG c.ntiep;d ihe q anrfqrture Of their win
ter stock The subscribers invite the attention at
the public To- h.ir WY -rlr yhiicd as,rin,eni
sspevrr rta,, mad, Clahng Til. stuck 81 oyrctn,t.
prohsbly. comp i.r- md gtenrr varirIy stJ
aud m thur has bsiore been oe ed 10 th- city
Among them. Beaver Gnstni, Pilot and BIsadClah
Glendale. + ush,ne Lion Skin, Pete sham, Bltakei
iiinmaeh. Saniag and Reversible. Beaver oi lnn,
coar- cut in td,rent .iyl aud III SIS T. oaks,
Rrver.ib Lion Skin aud rad Cloth 'rama'- aud
o Ct AXIS.
Dress ard Frock Coats
To the,e invite -eciai uii, Ut havInr ful sup
py instantly nand, f u g,nde- - cioh run 'hes1
10 svp~rfnr, and warranled ,qual IN HDRkMAN
SHIPisnd FIT t,c,e tom
Business Coats,
BI X and Fanny Ctati, Jas- saiinet aud Tweed
Chssip.re Fraek. Sacks Sack Fr,rks aud rnl.tut-
Vests. 1880 Vest. which he aD y. ta-ts
ot all ma, he umma'iaIrd.
Servants Clothing.
Tha-e having Servant. c the, do we'll to Civ,
usaealt. W. e. nish suits !, qusHiits tren.
sa75 IA " 80. Ia Manufacturers, u,e,s nnh Con
tracior.. inrrhasng the quantity, reasonable dis
viii lie made.
s Furnishing Goods
This depArue ! l. wei sto krd with .vrry hing tf
'ssninv 20 ttai hauch al .ai business. ~ Gloves
Witt. Rack a,si talord hid NJ de l. usi ~ &c,
a.i. Tiff In Tir, nj mud hid, tla lihrh, Buck
l.,mb. BacS. Sem esqL rrd chsnsi- J. Caves -
Aisp Butk and Cloth Gnu IL l., Colt Wunl aud Sill
Halt Hurs. tiHvats, Scarf nhd NJ rks, MHrina u Il
Z-piyr S,sr-, Su-rrnist-, Linen. Cam.t cL and silk
P..Ni Hnndkercheis. ihy Ing Brnkt- Shiis c, |
lars. G,iurr, Money Brlis Guui l., o. Cerp,i Bags
Sill. Giprhem and Cembr,ch umb,,as a.. &c.
Al The Clothing aud funi-in, Bsspe,.
BunRouoHs >hAtER & co.
dc 2ois Formeris 4 \. Shat,f 4 Co
~ Bedford Sentinel Rouuok' Beacon aud wyu e.
VII Telegraph cupy
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OkLCE My sto r. ais auu hani~ loi q II, tus
y ing, tayc all arrived in ~ ,hbure. mud mn nov
Lily prepared To- Necut" all nr'nrs entrusted Ia m.
With iaithf'lne-- aud dispatch.
wonni BE- thankful Ia my fit nd. hand it, their al
'sfs AT one" 10 prevent hurry nhoul the time til gas
- he pui
\" bls will be presented sooner than the frat of Jan
'mrl next under any cireunsianc.s
~ 52.fita A G. DARNEN
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A = A GREAT MANY Of our Eris IDS
"a g. bt uader thu imp rs-inn thai u
To- di.c"nlinue the Grocery Tndc IN h- city, hiuN
il dur To ourselves riy them aud the pubic 4
ally tist hHye made such nngen,eht. al .l.t
I'll ~ old arnnd, nenily rpo-te the
ere Bank. where We keep large Stnrk at
GRocERTES LIQUORS AND STAT
DRY COO DS,
Together with u large -tnrb ut SEEDS, sub n &
Timoihg H,rds nnd O,ciafd GRASS all III il
will sell Inv for cash, puaeiual ru,tou, o.
the n-unl time. an res erif,y iuvie cont 'nnan
the yriy lbtrt patronage her i,frre ,xt.n.rd toy
YOUNGER d. SHIT
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