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Sale of Lands for Non-Payment of Taxes, Crsttendem County, eArkansas.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,

Collector of said county of Crttenden w the second Mon day March, Domin 1854 Git being the 18th day of said month offer for sale at PUBLIC AUCTION at the door of the Courthouse the of Marion the County and State aforesaid the following described tracts of land much thereof will be sufficient the Taxes Penalty and Costs due thereon the hereinafter designated unless such Tax Penalty and Costs be paid to said Collector before said day of Sale.
 Sale place between the hours of ten o'clock in the forenoon and three o'clock in the afternoon of said day
 NorE quantity than the whole of any tract be sold will be surveyed off the Northeast of the tract in a square.
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Tailoring.

ER F. HAWKINS respectfully an aS' nouces to the citizens of Helena and the surrounding country that he has opened a shop ill this place for the pur- pose of prosecuting his business in it's various branches, and in conformity with the present prevailing fashions of the day, All work done by him is warrant ed to FIT. And he hopes by strict atten- ton to business, to gain portion of pat ronage. His shop can be found on Di- agonai street, one door beIuw tire Shield office. B. F. HAWKINS.
 December 3. 1853.
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A. M. JOHNSON x co. Helena, March l2, 1853. ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

M ETTERS OF ADMINISTRA- MA TON having been granted to the undersigned upon the Estate of Rutherford J. Thornton, dece ased, bearing date the 26th day of Novem- Der, A. D. 1853.
 Notice is, therefore, hereby given, to all persons having claims against said estate 10 exhibit the same to the undersigned as Administratrix there of, properly authenticated, within one year after the date of said letters, or they may be precluded from any benefit in sssaid estate,-and it such claims are not exhibited within two years from the date of said Letters, they shall be forever barred and pre- cluded from any benefit from such estate.
 EMILY M. THORNTON, Administratrix of the estate of k.
 J. Thornton, decd.
 Dec. Y, 1858.
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lE. PE.9YT.

:" o U l. D most respectfully an
 W nounce to his friends, as well as the public generally, that he has just received direct from New York beauti ful and we'll selected stock of Cloths, Casimeres, Vestings, Drap D'Etes Linens. &c. &c., which will be made up to order strictly in accordance with the prevailing fashions of the day, fully guaranteeing satisfaction both in regard to fit and workmanship, or no sale.
 Call in, boys, and see something tasty-Shop opposite to Benj. Bailey store on Main street.
 April 23, 1853.
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8uena Vista Stable,
EEYE BAKERY.

FHNHE undersigned has just established A BAKE SHOP in this place. where he will at all times be ready to furnish any article in his line. Bread and crackers will be kept on the Wharf boats to supply steamers.
 Also will be kept Confectionaries, Candies, &c., &e.,
 Also small but select assortment of Groceries and Produce.
 All of which will be sold on reasons- able terms.
 Shop on Front Row, in the house lately occupied by J. s. Rudisell. VIM. T. LAND. August 20, 1853
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Tin, Copper and Sheet-Iron .vK.T.N- -U.FE.ECEOR Xs.
 Helena. Arkansas.

" HAVE removed to the house ton II Rightor street, one door west of Nash & Cleburne's Drug Store, lately occu- pied by J, Levy, where will be ena- bled to carry on the above business more extensively than heretofore. l am now we'll prepared to execute every descrip- ton of work in my line in the most ap- proved manner, and at fair prices.
 TIN WARE.-My assortment of tin. ware is large and full. also have on hand a large number of COOK STOVES. latest improvement, which are offered al small advance on cost.
 Persons desiring anything in my line will please call in, and I am sure they will be satisfied both in article and price
 JAMES MOORE.
 August 27, 1859.
 Old COPPER taken in exchange for Tin-ware.
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NEW JEWELRY.

N HAVE just received fine and choice -A lot of new Jewelry, consisting in part of Breast-pins, Rings, Cuh.pins, Brace lets, earrings, &c. Also several pair of excellent spectacles,-various eolors:
 Dec. 8, '53. H. J. BISHOP
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New
New SADDLER'S SHOP.
TO THE PUBLIC GENERALLI


 NJ. D. l.. BICKERSTAFF has jus opened new Shop in the above busi ness, in first door south of Blakemore & Bucks produce house, where will be found, at all times, SADDLES of every description, Brides. Martingales, Girths Surcingles, &c., for sale, and competen workmen to do all jobs in this line in 3 neat and substantial manner. Prices will be suited to the times, &c.
 He hopes to be able to satisfy any anc all who may give him call both in work and price.
 The usual articles of trade in this line will be taken for work.
 Heleoa, August 20, 1853.
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Harris Ferry, ON HITE RIVER.
Formerly called Rock-Ro Ferry.


 THE undersigned would respectfully inform the Travelling Public, that he has greatly improved the facilities for travel ing by this Ferry. He las opened a NEW ROAD through White River bot tom, which runs nearly all the way or Cane Ridge, mostly
 ABOVE OVERFLOW; and avoid the necessity ofanybut one fer riage from the Mississippi to the Arkap sas River, in low water, making it the cheapest, as well as the nearest and best route from Helena, Sterling, or Delta, to Little Rock or Pine Bluff.
 He has new and substantial Ferry Boat.
 There is a direct road to both Little Rock and Pine Bluff from this Ferry By the time the river rises, arrangements will be completed so that persons can cross at this place at al stages Of aoater. Travellers may expect to hear all kinds of reports 10 induce them to turn off of this route, from individuals i,aferested, or ieagued with those who are interested in turning them upon other routes.- Theyeven stoopso low as to knock down sign-boards directing to this ferry, at nearly all the forks of the road.
 RATES OF TERRACE: For each wheeled vehicle, 10 cts per. wheel. " Horse, mule, OK loose
 cattle, 10 cts. per head. Person, (drivers ex-
 cepted ' 10 cts. each.
 In very high water the rates are diff ferent. W. T. 0. HARRIS. Rockroe, Dec, 1858.
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Mechanics Cards. Black & Gum Sgnithing.

TEVHE undersignedrespectfully informs -A the citizens of Helena and vicinity that he is still engaged in the above busl ness in this place. He is now well pre- pared to do every description of work lr his line, in the most substantial and work manlike manner, with all possible des patch, and at fair prices
 Now on hand, and will be kept con stantly, a first rate article of homemade Turning Flows, which are offered 10" for cash.
 w Shop in the uper part of town near Porter's Steam Mill.
 J. c. BENTHAL. April 9, lS53.-tf
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AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY.

EXCHANGE HOTEL-C w Clarke, C w Cole
man, Albem.rls; Wickhsm, Henrico; D 81 Gordon.
Prentss. Suffolk; J Mcdonald, VIM II Clovis
Lyncbbg; R w Steger, Col Gillian, Petbs; A Weld
aoaaoa ssn sa Wash
Alex; II Shook, B Goodman. Richmd; j Hart.
SGooehland; w Gee. Pr Geo; VIM Cloptop. New
Gsrnett, Oh i.tian.viIls; " pabney, E Dsbnsy. Edv
Taliaferro. p C Edmonds, U of Va; D Parry Buck
iashan; = Thurman. Chsvillei Hunter, Va 3
COLUMBIAN HOTEL Gogsin, KY; Jno
White, Appomsttox; e Armstrong, Tenn; C ] Wood.
B H Braziel, w Woodram, Amelia; Tho A Jones,
vsughan, Hsnrico; 4 Rush q Meek, Halifax; j
Dq DIst GhssT5e I,. ssislps prince ESsd
Lasbie, w p Perkins, A Morris Danyille: j
Biting 9shN.o g; wK Plump Le,n: Dsnys;
Kemp, Floyd B Crockett. A Cole. Va; Sims,
Chesterfeld; J Wood Farmville; w J Dunn, Jas
spear = Fsris'. 8 Michaux. Powhatan; ] Eilis.
Anspsash ca; Wrenn i.imy.s seI I Moss,I
Goochland Mi. Dickinson, Bedford
m ST GHRT Wassy Many i sish
Gooch. Va kR; w n DirriIi, Va n Martin
I NDicknsor. Nelson; T D Pierce, PhiIa; Miss s
der. New Kent; G K Mason. Allegheny; c r Vest,
Hangover; 4 Tntwiler, Fiuvsnna; Ellis and L.
d.. tsS%, .,,a ssslelsy Amsl.; gowaep q
Whitlock. Massi Griffin, j., N Y; J Collar. Al
bemarle; J w Taliafefro, Hanover; J w Walker; @
? Hughson. La; J Morton, Culpeper; Hsugb
Orange; J Sanders, w J Blunt j 81 Robertson, T
Jones Lypchburg; n O Pesks, Norfolk. Jas Duvali,
New York = =
AMERICAN HOrEL.-F w Cummiass sostoD;
Crawford, Bath; g Ronidin, Albemarie; WIN w
1saoms,h:siIs; RIssslss LADY aud ssis, Ps
B Newton. Hanover; u Il Creushaw, Chss Gil; w r
Gilman, REG Hill; w r. Allegro, hichmond; G L
Haves Phjla; A 6humwsy, NY; Fisher. jao b.
4 giiin. Mia; Dink gravs, Arb; L w Hnper, s r
Nolan stauntoni " Jefress, Petersbe; j Archi.
halh Lynchburs; Z Dunlap, B " Campbell, STOCK.
Duper. Waslinston; R MIntire. Balt.i
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a ENUALS FOX 1856, and other hand
IA Books for presents, will be sold e rsdue-
ed prieos at kANDOLfRS

A NNUALS FOX 1856, and other hand
ZONE Books for prssenss VIII e sS,a 8 p:dae.
Bookstore and Bindsry.
The following are the most Important
SKETCH BOOK, Dousd IN Turkey Morocco. At ial
Min ssS a ss :'is s. E
GEMS OF BRITISH ART -Poet!y. Hi.tcFy and
ko|sncs-w five gisiss .sd Scsna su2:.sy ~
kIvEks OF FRANCE. with azsy-ons iins sssra'
III HALLS BOOK or BRITISH BALLAl 8. bs.u-
18Th sTsic1IzNDs QUEENS or ENoLAHD, with
a1 ~eS Hsa' on THE sIBLE. .ssis. q sl.s.h..
and Portraits Of Prominent Females
T TaE M wasf5 xEs sssf e s.s.s. 'ss;
wiNrERs wREATH or SUMNER FLOW
ca czsis is fs' 81 aoD1aN ART With s.ss.
LEAFLETS o. MEMORY, :. ill.nia.s.d an
flowers OF LovELlNEss, viii farsy ts..l'
xDTHoRs OF EkoLAnDs ssdss d medallion
FiI.EEisrwooD,s LIFE ~ caKlsn Lsadsn
'i Old EsoEzHbs woarHiEs. Illustrates swe
LONDON; llls.ntsas I vol! !, $, : ,,.rorp.
81 ou is avlo 'S:'' Win rHr rsorHErs I'D
i EzsaTHAns AsolroINAI PORTFOLIO Is.
81 ;ns sssIiik VICINITY, y re We. ssts's
fHE SN0W FLAKE anA GEN ANNuAl4 ief
~ ffl1LrYs Lars or Ascrrxe lQmE
stz1I!ks! q - <iIS dSd 4 I d caAaIrs
Sook 81 I'm Would.
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CHRISTMAS AT ANDREW pIzzrNps

W.. 1oo, DhOd0 % hlCHMOND, VI.
1T has been decided by discriminating
L public that A. PIZZINI is q favorite with "Oid
Santa Claus" for he not only fills his "stocknssn
but all his .jars shelves, showcase and counters
besides depositing his rich and sweet treasures cf
pretty things in the corners and along the lines that
extend through his beautiful saloon. He clothes his
favorite son with winning smiles and bids him dis
penso with the politeness of Lord Chesterfield and
the liberal hand of his Patron SAINT 10 eli who call
in time Every thing il there to please the eve and
gravity the taste Go early, and for yoursef-for
seeing 10 believing, Prof. Heller to the contrary.
notWlthstanding. Lest some, however, should not
Be fully persuaded" just look at partial list:
Boudoir fancy Boxes for ladies' from S25 down TO 81
Pspier Machie Portfolios, the most beautiful ever
Work Boxes and Reticules of every variety
Accordeons. Music Boxes and Toys
Port.monnaies and Pin-cushions Of all styles
Toilet articles glove fan and jewelry Boxes to suit
Perfumery and fancy Bottles and jars
Bon-bons lFIencht Of al styles large assortment
Cornucopas the largest collection ever offered in
Richmond
Cupid. q every variety. and Fancy Flowers
French Ere. Candies and Gandied Fruit,
Imitation Candied Strawberries and other fruits
6ugared Pears. Pineapplos. lie. &c.
Preserved Ginger Branded Peaches Gc.
Cftron, Prunes. Raisns. Fig Paste, he.
Fruits and Nuts of all kinds In market
Cakes. plain, fruit and ornsmented, choice lot y
Superior Jeliies Pastes. re. 81 &
With complete assortment of articles for ChYsf.
mss Gifts te children. NC, with many other useful
and sea.onabe articles for presents, too numerous
to mention
So let the run at once begin.
To get the prettiest thing
That Santa Claus has LEFT within
The store whore r. II king! de a. q
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DIED,
DIED,
yeste rday, the 2Ist inst, Mrs CATHARINE

Ga Yesterday the 2lst inst, Mrs. CATHARINE
r. SHORE.
Her friends and those of Capt. John M. She ppsrd.
Jr requested to attend her funeral at the resi-.
dence of Capt. Sheppard, on Sd, between Leigh and
Clay streets. this Fiday. 22d at II O'clock with
out farther notice.
Yesterday morning. 2lst instant, about 7 O'Clock,
ELENEA, daughter of VIM. 4. and America Alien
aged 8 mont his and % days.
The friends Of the family are invited to attend the
funeral from the house Of VIM Allen, on Saturday,
Esd inst, at 10 O'Clock A. M.
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MARRIED.

On Wednesday evening Dec. goth, at 81 O'Clock,
by the Rev. J. 3. Jeter, d D., Mr. HALLOW-
ELL to INDIE c., youngest daughter of Wellington
6oddin. Esq, Of this city.
In Amelia county, the 18th inst, by the Rev
Daniel Witt, JOHN L. MOTLEY to Miss ANN e ,
daughter of Miles A. ellis, of Amelia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-22

THE OYSTER TRADE is unusually brisk
at this time. There were moro crafts loaded with
these bivalves yesterday afternoon than we remem-
Der ever to have seen there at any one time.
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The You've GUARD are expected to leave
this city for Baltimore on Tuesday next on plea
sure excursion. They will take with them over
forty muskets and band of music.
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NOTHING VENTURE NOTHING HAvE--is
the title Of very attractive little book for children
by cousin Alice" copy of which has bsen fur
nished by Mr.. J. w. Randolph, No. 121 Maia st.,
who has tne work for SALE lis the very thing for
q Christmas present.
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THEATRE.-The great play OF King Lear
wi be presented tonight the principal parts by Mr.
Could OK, Mr.. Boniface and Miss Wyerte. The bill
is capital one, will undoubtedly be well Played and
should attract crowded house.
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FiRE.-The alarm of fire last night about
II O'Clock was occasioned by the burning of sta
BILE adjoining the residence of DR.. Dean on It'll
street. The stable was destroyed, together with
buggy and some other property contained therein.
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THOSE WHO ARE In QUEST on
ELEGANT and APPROPRIATE PRrSrHrs
ron THE
LII " Gttt

III III d. Y 81!
Are reminded that nothing can be more inrrin,ical
valuable, or can better express the rood viii
and the good taste Of the giver THAI
WE LII CHOS SEN BOlE
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FuEL.-The high price now demanded

FuEL.-The high price now demanded
for fuel of every kind, and the want of employment
among the poor. are ualsipg Indications that they
Tuesday last we gave notice that the Mayor had
one hundred cords of wood for distribution among
the needy Since then he has had applications
enough to have exhausted five hundred cords, and
the cry is still they come He has no means ofsup-
plying the exorbitant demands upon him for fuel,
and unless other liberal contributions made the
needy must suffer.
Cannot some arrangement be made with the col
liers in Chesterfield, by which large supplies of
refused coal can be brought this city and sold at
moderate price . Surely, the railroad companies,
In view ofthe alarming extent OF suffering among
the poor of this city, will agree to transport this
coal at low freight, and thereby aid 10 preventing
women and children from perishng by the irosts Of
winter.
We ask the attention of the Golfers and railroad
directors to this subject. and il, as we have been
informed there are large amounts of refuse coal at
the pits urge them to enter into some arrangement
by which may be brought to market and dealt out
to the needy at moderate prices.
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GoNE 6oUrH.-Captain Belcher's stables,
In which are thu eelsbFsfed rec marc ..Dis Clap.
old has gone South be IN Chsrlesfou and prepare
for the races which take pIsee there ID February
mart
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BEAUTIFUL DAGUERRKO1 Ypxs.- Reader
Il ycu would have perfect likeness 81 H. -. -.
iore best. call ON -. r. sIMONS, ISL Nan
and you can get one Of exquidfe beauty. ginee.;
spsct Call early and secure gem for the hoiid.,ss
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IoE.-The practice of sprinkling the
gerous one, as the water Immediately congeas, and
becomes dangerous trap to pedestrians Yester-
day morning an old lady, In passing along b ank
square to market, had severe fall, injurfng her
badly Il would be wise policy Ia the Police 70 en-
force the ordinance, and thereby prevent waste
water In yards from crossing the sidewalks and
forming Into Ice. to the hazard Of the limbs OF one
hall the community.
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.RELrEr HousE"-We called in at the
.Relie House" on 18th street yesterday morning,
and were really gratied to witness the air OF neat
ness exhibited not only in the cooking department,
but in every thing connected with the arrangement
of the entire establishment. Good healthy food,
prepared with great care, was being served to the
helpless females, as they presented their tickets,
and each ore seemed to bless God, that In the
hour of their greatest necessities they had fallen in
with @ community whose charities were common
surate to the wants of its poor.
Another gratifying feature 10 connection with
this noble work of charity, s the lberality exhib
tied BY some of our citizens, who have already
given freely and are yet willing contribute MORE
10 the support of this Relief House. There are
others however, who have yet done nothing. and
to this class we appeal for aid. Men who worth
their thousands can readily afford to give few
dollars to this humane enterprise and it is to be
hoped that they will not wait to be called upon by
some member of the collecting committee" but
that they will at once send to Mr.. CORNELIUS
Crew. the Treasurer, their contributions. Where
the poor OF the city are In such Strengthened cir
cumstances, every one who has dime to spare,
should not only feel it duty, but privilege to
assist them. Those who have not money, may
contribute provisions OF any kind, and in any
quantity, which will be received at the sRelief
House" and properly applied. We invite all to
aid 10 this noble work. and sincerely trust that the
committee offfty appointed to solicit Contributions
will discharge the duty imposed upon them, and
make prompt returns to the Committee of Ar
rangements, of which Mr.. VIM II. Grant is Chair
man. s5zrt
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John Hoopes, e ED merchank died IL Boston
% ihursday la He was. = ths tina Of bis
aeass' President d the Marbiehssd bank.
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P0uLTRY, though abundant, continues to
command high prices. Chickens are worth from
50 to 75cents per pair ducks IS cents and turkeys
from 81 to %, according TO size and quality. "A
markets, is brought here BY way Of the Central
Railroad.
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INTEmPERANcE.-Ad drunken woman is
a civilized community. Man may tumble into the
gutter and perhaps again his feet and stand
ing in society, but when lovely woman stoops to
such folly, it would be easier to cure dog with
the rabies than to reform her. One false step, and
her progress Is downward to the grave. Yesterday
morning Mrs. Mary Purcell appeared before the
Mayor for getting drunk and trespassing on A. Mi
chaels, at the Poor House Owing to the absence
of witnesses, she was locked up until this morning
for examination.
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CIVIL BusIHEss.-A large docket occu-
of yesterday. In these hard times. when the
wherewithall to pay 10 very scarce, 1t is not at
all astonishing that Constable Tyler and his depu.
ties have their hands full of money, and their
pockets clear OF cash. A little indulgence, one
man with another, for fw weeks more, and mo
ney will be as plenty as black berries in harvest -
The worst has passed--let ~ all look forward to
the "eood time coming
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DIsMIssED.-William Curtain, white
man, charged with assaulting and beating Levi
Spaid, on the 9Th ct September last appeared be-
fore the Mayor yesterday to answer the charge =
Spaid, at the time of the occurrence, was drunk
and against the orders of the officers In charge
forced himself upon one of the steamers at Rock
etts and commenced an assault upon Mr.. Enrough-
ty, during the continuance of which he received
blow or two with stick, one Of which broke his
arm There being no evidence adduced to show
that the prisoner took part in the afray, he was
discharged.
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THE MOST MAGNIFICENT ILLUS
u TRATED WORKS EVER PUBLIsHED IN
AMERICA-For sale By 80 =

YSHE MOST MAGNIFICENTI ILLUS
y TRATED WORKS EVER PUBLISHED IN
AMERICA-For sale BY
CHARLES WORTHAM, No. 200 Main 1t
THE REPUBLICAN, COURT 5Iisi o. Am. 1ss To-
ciety in the days of Washinston: by Rufus w. Girls
woid with twenty portraits of distinsushed NO.
men. vol ito. Antique morocco. eI2.
ORNAMENTS OF MEMORY. or beauties Of
LEAFLETS OF NENORY, beautifully illustsstsd
ALSO-"Homes Of American Autbors" The Dia-
dem. Book of the Boudoir, Gems OF Beauty, 6ouve-
MIR Gallery; with large and spIeudid collection Of
STANDARD ROETICAL WORKS, ANIMALS
OF binding. together with books Of every description
: 'A' FANCY ARTICLES
too numerous to mention.
dsas-saf BAPTIST SOCK DEPOSITORY.
YyHOMAS WATSON, 5Tar PRoToT7r1
= bAnp."T TO HIS fRiEHps AID FArRoNs cREEr.
INC s-Hnmhly ennounces that hts lithoeraphic pcr.
ir.itp pronounced By conpetent judges 70 IS an e.
Win Ss ss ale 4 III J. w 1VxnS f az f s..
~ NJ. wiTsoHss third Ausu.l E.s.rt,,.n.,e IN
shortly Tx plaes. Look ont fox the prosrsnns.
Dc sz-ts ~ s. 8
BROWN JR., has for sale 3l5. OOO
u = Gospsn sonSs of ~ VirrjnIe centr.l ssiisssS
Compeay, payable II 1874 T6eos bond ere esnpis
eecprsd ~ noFtfsee On the Whole prnDerty o. {he
Company smennttns q eoe "a ~ 81, sn1 nj
jet only - prto< tEuM &eo1a coVofine oa0G DO
Terms % ale 1iGhiy e1vlataseous 70 psrokosors
- seFtthe.tes Of doposat ef The City Savinss enk
~ nmo.a l.soe nov psyeblss. VII - Stesive1 u