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SHIPPING.


TOR LIyERPooL--UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM m.
ship ERICSSON L0wber, commander viii depart with the
United States mails for Europe positively saturday
August at II O'clock M from her BERTH al the foot OK cana
street Notlce-The Of this line have water ughl
compartments and to avoid from ice VIII not cross
the Banks north of ~ degrees until after the LIST OF August
For freight having unequaed accommodation Tor
EDW X. COLLINS, 90 Wall street.
Passengers be board at ii ocock A. NJ
All letters must through the Post office, any others VIII
be returned. - -,
The steamship Atlantic, Oliver Eldrdge. viii succeed the
Ericsson sail Saturday, August l6. kolceThe rate
freight Liverpool New York reduced to "a
measurement. until further notice.
THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
mail sfeamers.--The ships comprising this line
The ATLANTIC, Capt Oliver Eldridge
The BALTIC Capt Joseph Comstock.
The ADRIATIC, Capt James West
These ships having been built by contract expressly for the
government service care has been taken in the
srucon also In their engines, TO insure strength and
speed and their for passengers are une
qualled for elegance and comfort
Price of passage from New York to Liverpool in first cabin
$780, second do SIS. Exclusive OF size state
$325 From Liverpool To New York. 30 and ~ guneas
experienced surgecn attached each ship No berths
be until for. The ships Of this line have i'm
proved bukheads and to avoid danger from Ice
viii not the Banks north Of ~ degrees until after the LIST
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NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILRoAD.-FARR

Express reduced fare without change Of
baggage the New York and Harssn Rail-
New York and Albany and AFTER the first OF
August onnscting Albany with the morning aud evening
hines on the Northern and Central Railroads.
The cheapest and pleasant running through tho
farming lands of Meschester Putnam, Duchess Column
ba Rensselaer, Counties and avoiding the Of the
river. WN. j. CAMPBEisl, Superintendent
NEW YORK, July IL, 1856
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MISCELLANEOUS.


An EFrICACIOus CURE FOR C0RNS, BUNIONs,
~ caoses nails growing into the flesh and every disorder
the feet by and peculiar mehoi without cutting
without causing the slightest pain.
Monster LEVI OF No. 81 Bis Rue de Rivo Paris and No
Conduit street. Regent street. London Surgeon Chiropods
the France the family
England he consulted daily, sundays excepted from
m O'Clock his office, 81 West Eleventh street. between
fifth and sixth avenues
TESTIMONIALS
prom his Imperial Majesty, Napoleon Ill, Emperor of
france.D
Je cortife que Levi eeve los cors extreme
hablee. LOUIS NAPoLEos BoSAfARrE.
Prom James Baker, ESD
I certify that Dr. Levi has cured months OF
vera troublesome bunons without he least and which
lave annoyed walk at present with
comfort, aud cheerfuy recommend DR. Levi 10
trends and the public. JAMES BAKER
NoRk. March "a, 1855 . East Seventeenth street
prom II. y. Felus, Esq)
Unsolicited by Mr. Levi beg leave IN testify To his
iu skl having perfectly removed large bunon OF long
standing without causing any pain. ~ y, fELrus
pnuApkLrHIA July Y, lS52 No. Boston row.
In addition tho above authenticated testimonials many
thousands In his possession among VII oh several
ladies ~ the highest ran can be seen by fyorng him
with call h Office " West Eleventh street. between Fih
and sixth avenues. New York.
" B.-No professional connection with any person.
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nNE OR TWO HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS
" e. let With partial board In most desrase location ~
south brooklyn convenient r. and ferries FAMILY small
private For particulars inquire AT Is Harrison street. be
Court and Clinton, Brooklyn.
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s'''' PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING

For freight pass age apply 70
EDWARD X. COLLINS. No So Wall street, N Y.
BROWN, SHIPLEY K CO.. Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD 4 CO., Y Austin Frars London.
B. q. WAINWRIGHT CO., Paris
The Of these ships will not be accountable for gold
silver bullion specie ewery precious stones or meals un,
less bills of adg signed therefor and the value thereof
expressed therein.
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vpRrvATE BOARD IN BRoOKf.YN.-A NEATLY FUR
nish,d pafior and bedroom, the second aoot Also
recommendations fcr two sinrle gentlemen, the new
class brown house 81 Henry street. located convenient
IS he south ferries. Apply a. above.
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NEW YORK AND COMFY ISLAND, LANDING AT
IN Fort Hamilton each wav.-Ihe steamer NORWALk,
Capt, q T. Rodman viii leave follows sundays included:
Leaving foot of Amos ga A NJ, l24 and3ia r. NJ;
leaving loot OF spring street a, % NJ 1873 ADD ga r. NJ;
leaving pier North River at 10 NJ, and r. NJ leaving
Island last trip o. NJ Fare for the Coney
Island Hamilton and back 20 New York twenty i've
cents, which ticket Will be given. No half
for children. 4. j, DODGE Agent
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TENANTS, REGISTER.

A PAYMENTS TO LET CONSISTING Or FIVE
"A rooms, paror kitchen. CELLAR gas aud water in rs,
class two story and attic house, partly furnished II desred
rent about $500 also other apartments at less
ren Inquire at No Tenth street. between Fh and Sixth
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At NORTHUMBERLAND ANTS Am

I1fhf tMflat Al Mnobfs' Nif-Nhh,iN Nls AND
dealers will find 20 their advantage call At al Howard
where there always hand constant supply OF
every description o perfuery consisting OF Cologne waters
aud shapes. the crystalline and other pomaes
the celebrated kesan shaving powder the hair restorative
t-oh powder article In the perfumery line
Principal depo, for Pau'e yeres navoring extracts Al How
ard street.
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4 LBANY AND TROY BOArS.-REGuLAR LINE
"A 81 from foot of Canal Spring streets connecting
with trains for Saratoga and the West The new and splendid
GLEN COVE will leave Monday Wednesday
Friday mornings at O'Clock A. M making the principe
andngs For further particulars inquire OF LEWIS, Jr,
aj2 West street.
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L,OR NORFOLK AND RICHNOND-THE UNITED
IL States mail steamship JAMESTOWN Capt. Parrish. viii
leave for the above places ON saturday August At tocock
Y. NJ. from pier f3 North river. she will Norfolk
On Sunday afternoon, and ~ Richmond on Monday morning
Passengers for the South will proceed without delay by the
great mail line 20 Charleston, Augusta savannah Sc fra
yeers VIII find this the cheapest peasanest and most espe
dlou~ rsute Passage and fare, Including Nor
folk 81 Petersburg and Richmond so half price
Apply to III DIAN a PLEASNNTS, r. Broadway.
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MILLINERY, &c
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

nAY BOATS FOR AI.BANY-FROM FOOT OF CANAL
IL Spring streets, connecting with trains TO Sraloga
and the West Steamers Aida Armenia daily, at A. NJ.
making the principal landings.
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UIoTvI, IoDGINGs.-GENILEMEN WILL 30 WE'LL
IL they obtain good furnished rooms At
the Globe Hotel corner Frankfort and William stress NJ
% cent. per night ~ 90 week No other charges ex
cept OF ther option.
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TOR SHREWSBURY, LONG BRANCH, HIGHLANDS,
ocean Port-The favorite steamer JAMES CHRIS
TOPPER will lelve Jay street pier, "Wednesday, July
80 every afternoon this week at 3a j. returning 10
the city early morning Sea air surf bathing and hotel
accommodation unsurpassed.
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DoARDISG.-oNE LARGE SQUARE ROOM, THRU
ID floor and two led rooms. to ct with or without boar
In private family, where all the comforts ri home
real lied Inquire at lU Wooster street, between spring an
Prince.
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DRIvATE CoNsULTATrONs.-DR, WATSON HAS
for long series Of years confined his attention
certain class IN which he has treated less than
twenty thousand without instance Of allure.
emedte- mild there Interruptions business or
change Of diet DR. Watson 10 In constant attendance
the morning until nj night, at his consulting aud
residence 90 Walker street. few doors west Of Broadway
WILLIAM WATSON, N. n,
Formerly surgeon 70 the Lock Hosp al
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[NpnRT ANT ro FEMALEs-pIsEAsEs on rEMALEs

MPuRINNI no shM ~ niIis R. ~ a. ~ 80
81 70 s. Relief guaranteed In all
Consultations letters strictly confidential Patients from
distance provided with board nursing and exclusive attend
ance once No ~ SIXTY nne West Sixteenth street, N. "
The Ladies' Marriage Calendar comprising 80 Christian
names private advice 10 the married. mailed free
crnf Of Is cents. five post stamps.
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NR. POWERS CAN Re CONSULTED DAILY. WITH
IL Dr. Ward certain Diseases Office ~ Canal street,
broadway His treatment ts known fail
IN moment disease h arrested and the monster with hs
gon, y made 10 disappear IN afew days Important 10 Ia
diesDr Powers all female Diseases by appropriate
treatment DR. Powers female pills. Al per box; warranted
produce the eic, Intended Office ~ Canal street, corner
Of broadway.
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II YOU ARE BALD, AND WISH A GOOD HEAD or
L hair. eyebrows, nousache whskers grown quickly,
change white gray hair TO rs original color To
rh black inclose four stamps Prof ltrsall
Post Office ami receive hts valuable book
lax ful instructions 10 accomplish these objects
NOTICE 10 GENTLEMEN OdiDERfNa ENGRAVED
~ cars tmhreie furnishes the fashionable card
aud 10 persons leaving order plate and pack
10 The LIST of January next viii be presented
ard convenient card holiday gif GIMBREDE,
card engrsyer and stat.oner. 5rs broadway.
Washington telegraph., 1856-01-30
WOr.slsi Worms!

10 There is no disease more common among
children, and yet none which SO frequently battles
the skill of tae physician. as worms. They
highly detrimental to the constitution; and their
presence should be carefully guarded against by
parents. On the first manifestation OF sy mptoms,
every means should be used 10 expel them prompt
ly ana Thoroughly M'Lanes Vermiluse is well
established as the most certain. safe and speedy
remedy ever offered for this troublesome and
dangerous malady; and all who have the nap
agement o. children should keep this invaluable
medicine at hand. In addition to its perfect
safety, it never fails to produce the desired Ell
iect.
OPurchssers viii be careful TO ask for DR..
VI Lanes CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE, and take
Lone eIse-al Others in comparison are worth
less. DIR. MLane's Vermifuge, also his Celebra-
ted Liver Pills. can now be had at all respectable
Drug Stores in the United States.
Sold in Washington, by mitchell & FosTER.
and Dr. 3. P. JErr, Druggists
Washington telegraph., 1856-01-30
that the Capitalization Dues should be the

that the capitalization Dues should be the
basis of the quantity of merchandise passed
through the Sound and the Belts. Mr..
Marcy on the Sd of November, wrote MIR.
BediBger that the President continued to
decline the invitation. without questioning
the fair intention of Denmark. and claimed
that be was vindicsting great national prin-
ciple. which. il yielded in one case, it would
be difficult to maintain in others Another
objection was. that the United States would
never consent to the pretention that the new
world should be appropriated to adjust the
political balance of the old world. While
considering that the free navigation of the
Sound was an indubitable right. the United
States was willing to pay an equivalent for
any advantages derived from outlays for
keeping up lighthouses. buoys, &c.
Washington telegraph., 1856-01-30
TEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC,

The Atlantic has arrived with ten DAYS later
news.
Russia has agreed to support the peace propo-
sitlon sent to the Car.
1t is reported that Spain, Denmark Naples md
Portugal will soon JON the Allies
Nothing from the Crmea, except the account
of small repulse of the Russians
The Sound Dues Conference was complete
failure.
War news unimportant Much suffering is
experienced in the English camp in the CTrimea
The English gun boats are DESTROYING the Rus
sian fisheries in the Sea OF Azof
Austria has addressed letter to Russia. asking
them to support the peace propositions sent to the
Gar
Fifty vessels have been wrecked in the Black
Sea. Also many vessels on the Spanish coast
The blockade of the Baltic was raised on the
10TH
A council of war has been called at Paris. to
discuss the movements of the next campaign.
The Emperor is to preside.
The surrender OF Kars has considerably i'm
peded the movements of Omar Pasha, whose ar
my is reported retrograding
Ihe Continental papers are filed with discus
SONS on the PEACE question A majority in
favor of it,
An extraordinary pamphlet has appea red in
Paris, openly attributed to the Emperor, and
strongly advocating peace. The pamphlet is
headed The necessity of Congress to pacify
Europe"
The London Times castisates the pamphle.
severely.
The strike a. Manchester continues with TO
prospect of settlement.
Two millions OF Austrian gold arrived at Lv-
erpool Friday night 1t is supposed that
nearly all will be exported
LIVERPOOL MARKErs.-The Cotton market is
dull. and prices are in favor of buyers Only
moderate business doing. Market unchanged
except for fair Mobile. which shows decline OF
1-16d TO Id; l-lGd. on Middlng and I'D. on Fair
Owing to the holidays. scarcely thing is doing
Spinners are almost out OF market. Market very
much unsettled. Sales of the week $4,000 bales:
exports 500: to SPECTATORS 1000 bales Fair Or
leans. 6!d.; Middling Orleans. sgd. Imports
Stree last steamer 100000; stock hand 3s4, 900
bales.
Flour has declined Is Market dull Wheat
dull and declined Sd. to Id. Corn declined 3D.
Provisions generally unchanged and quiet The
trade in Manchester quiet. Money market un-
changed Consols sSs. American stocks un-
changed. Bullion in Bank decreased f325GO0
Washington telegraph., 1856-01-30

The GREET CENTRAL SEA ~ AFRIcA-We
have already noticed the discovery of vast sea
in the interior OF Africa, but do not remem Der
to have seen till now statement of its extent
and locality. 1t the boundaries fixed in the fol-
lowing extract are correct, this sea is about six
hundred miles long from north to south, and over
tour hundred miles broad from east TO west We
have it stated that the waterof this vast in
land sea is salt The existence OF such sea has
long been matter of belief from the fact that
with the exception of the Nile and the Niger, no
great rivers fow from Central AfrIca to the
ocean:
Ia the Calwer Missionsblatt we find with some
letters from DR.. Rebnan dated the 18th and 30th
of April map which is communicated By the
learned missionary. On this map betreen the
Equator and 10 degrees Of south latitude, and be-
tween the Esd and 30th meridian. lies an i'm
meuse sea, without outlet twice as large the
Black Sea. including the of Azoff. 1t is desig
mated Ukerewe, or Inner Sea- and the well-known
Nijassa Sea appears small bay on the south
which his companion, DR.. Erhardt, is bringing to
Europe. This great discovery, the consequence
OF which hardly be estirna ted has rested,
hitherto. on the testimony OF the natives Of both
shores of the Inner Sea, with whom the mission
aries came IN contact DR.. Peternan remarks,
IN g letter in the Atheneum, that the African
geographer, Mr.. Cooley, argued long ago for the
existence OF single great in the center Of
Equatorial Africa. AMI this opinion was prevented
from becoming general only by the opposition OF
the u issionaries OF Eastern Africa, Tho now con-
fess their error.
Washington telegraph., 1856-01-30
NEW FIRM AND NEW GOODS

THE undersigned having bought the entire
J. stock OF Goods of MCCoLLUN, FELLOWS &
Co, Except the Groceries, will continue the
business on his own account al the old stand.
under the name of p MCOLLUM & CO..
where will always be found complete and large
assortment OF G40D IDS usually
sold in this market tGIoceries excepted which
will be sold as low as can be purchased In South
Arkansas The subscriber has recently returned
from New York, where he purchased a large
Stock of Goods at reduced prices, which are now
daily expected, and would particularly call the
attention of Cash buyers to examine his stock
before purchasing elsewhere. as he can and vi II
sell as good bargains can be bought in New
Orleans. for the Cash
He would take this opportunity ef returning
his grateful acknow ledgments TO the people OF
South Arkansas for he liberal patronage extended
=, hin, for the last twelve years, and hopes by
bis usual strict attention to business to merit
continuance of the same.
PETER MCOLLUM.
Camden, Jan %. 1886 4-H
Washington telegraph., 1856-01-30
Sale of Sec. IS, T.I2, 5. q. Do West.

TN COMPLIANCE with petitions presented to
l. me by majority of the house holders in said
Township. in accordance with law, will offer
for Sale 10 the highest bidder, at the Court-house
door, in the Town of Washington, Hampstead co.,
Ark, on Saturday the 22d day Of March, 1855,
in lots, tracts OF Forty acres each, the whole
OF Section l6, in Iopnsh;p u South in Range %
West
Said Lands will not be sold for a less price than
two dollars per acre.
Terms-The land will be sold a credit of five
years with eight FER cent interest. payable semi
annually in advance--bonds with approved secu-
rity will be required of the purchasers
DAN'L E. WILLIAMS, Com n.
School Commissioner.
Jan IS 1856 3-tIs.
Washington telegraph., 1856-01-30
Commission Business
Lower Warehouse,

FULTON ARKANSAS
THE under signed takes this method of inform
i ing his friends and the public, that he is
prepared TO Receive and Forward Goods up the
river or to the interior. He has just completed
Sheds separate from the old ones, sufficient to
store any amount OF Cotton that may come TO
his care. He is also provided with comfortable
Houses lor teamsters, ith safe Lots adjoining
for teams. Prompt attention will be given TO
the sale OF Groceries, &C., consignment
R. d. WALKER.
Fulton. Jan. 23. 1856 4-tf
Washington telegraph., 1856-01-30
SCHEME.

600 Przes, amounting to. ....... S60,O
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Wholes $40; Halves s. 90; Quarters So so
Prizes in this Lottery paid 80 days after
the drawing, in bills OF specie-paying Banks
without deduction-only presentation OF the
Ticket drawing the Prize.
Co Bills of all solvent Banks taken at par
Ali communications strictly confidential
JOHN L. LOGAN,
agent at Camden, .4rk.
Tickets can be obtained OF JOHN d. K1ABELL,
Washington, Ark S.
Washington telegraph., 1856-01-30
FOR HIRE,

A YOUNG NEGRO WOMAN. about 81
IL years old, till January next. She is use
iuI hand in the field or in the house Apply at
this offire
Jan IL 1855 3-tt
Washington telegraph., 1856-01-30
CABINET MANuFACT0RY.

WASHINGTON. ARKANSAS.
THE undersigned would respectfully inform
L the citizens of Washington, and its vicinit,
that he still continues to manufacture and repair
E@~ E< M NHN q J EE EE
at his Manufacturing Rooms, on Main street, one
door west of the Washington House. where he
will at all times be prepared to fill any orders in
his line of business.
He would also announce to the public that he
has HEARSE always in readiness, and will
give prompt attention to Funerals-COffins
made to order D. H. HAWKS.
Washingfon May 20, 1855. 25-tf.
Washington telegraph., 1856-01-30
TfreshinS Nachines
W II E A Il + A " S
MANUFACTURED BY
B. F. REMFR0 g. CO.,
Washington, Arkansas.

TESTIMONIALS
CoIUMsiA Co., AK,
June 2Sth, 1855.
hereby certify that have Wheat Fan and
Threshing Machine mede by B. F. RENFRo & Co..
Washington. Ark, and that l can Thresh and
clean two hundred bushels day with two horses
a,57f JAMES HENRY.
We Ewbose names aptear below, hereby certify
that we have wituef--f the performance OF MI
lanes Henrv's Fan asu Threshing Machine and
tbat they will Thresn, and clean two hundreG
bushels day. Z: ID. LlGHIEoois
JACOB SHOOK
E. II. RILEY
WM. b. JONES'
Washington telegraph., 1856-01-30
S OUTHERN
MILITARY ACADEMY LOTTERY
By Authority of the State of Alabama
c. l. A S S q.

CLA SIS d.
To be drawn in Montgomery, Alabama. on
Tuesday, Feb 8, 1856, when PRizEs amo,mt;ng
100000
Will be distributed according to the following
unsurpassable Scheme.
Washington telegraph., 1856-01-30

WAsHrSeTos, Ahk'e, 1883
We have used Mr. Vim. r. Collins Mile, and
find them conyenien.,s and in every way TO
swer the purpose of plantations. They easily
kept in order. and grind rapidly and make good
meal. They are cheap at the price Mr. Collins
sells them at, and as they are made in our own
country, possess advantage which imported
ones do rot, for when you get one, it is recon-
mended to do we'll and if it should not MI. COL
Iins will make it do 20.
ISAAC N. JONES,
JOHN B. SANDEFCR-
BENZ. MAXWELL,
a. L. MARTIN.
Dec. 10. 1855. Stiff
Washington telegraph., 1856-01-30
Lo.r PRArRrx. Dec. Is. 1855.

LOST PRAIRIs, Dec. 70, IS3o|
MEs.ns RENFRo & Co.
Gsrrtleznen: On the plantation of Dr. Isaac n
Jores. have used ose of yoar cotton GINS this
season. and can testify to ifs performance being
rery fine 1t has ragged fully six bales per day,
it also, makes fine sample and give. no trouble
1t ha. two brushes, one extra Tor noting
are,.,s E. Co-The above statement is eof<
rect. vour Gin has done well as we could wnS
Washington telegraph., 1856-01-30

hereby certify that ! am using my saw
GIN manufactured by B. +. Renfro Co, at
Washington, ard that it vii, gin three bales Of
Cotton day. for each day in the week tall in day.
I;gb+1 and that the Cotton samples well, and the
seed are free from lint. would advise all my
planting friends that in want Of first rate Gin
to rive them call. JOEL D. CONWAY.
Washington Der. 18th. 1875. 81
Washington telegraph., 1856-01-30


Touship Maps and Fiekt' Notes Of
Hempsfead Couuty-We have recently
seen the maps and leld notes of the town
ships in Hampstead county. bound IN two
neat volumes. and prepared at the Surveyor
Generals office. by Sir. Caleb LangtTee-
The work is well and elegantly executed,
and when fled in the Clerks Office at
Washington mast prove Of great convenience
to tue citizens OF Hsmps.ead. instead OF
applying a, the Surveyor Generals othce IN
this city for the ;ie;i Deies OF tlseir :rsc.s of
land, tley viii find hem al their clerk 8 Of
ice
Ii will be remembered that. b. an act Of
the last Geuera; Assembly. certain counties
we're authorized TO procure copies of she
maps aud held notes OF the several townships
situated IN those cOunties. Uader this law /,
Hampstead aud one O,her county have had
the maps and field notes prepared, while. We
learn, several others have made inquiries
respecting the cost. etc
Every county In the State should have
the maps and field notes of It's townships
thus prepared and Gled in the clerk's Of
fee They are Of very great convenience
to the citizens and would often save long
trips to Little Rock.
Il. r. True Democrat.
Washington telegraph., 1856-01-30
For Hire.

A sprightly negro boy, about - year. old, for
n TIE balance of the year. Apply to
OAN'L z. WILLIAMS.
Washington Jan. etA, 1856. 2-2w.
Washington telegraph., 1856-01-30
Certiffe eate.

HENpsTEAD Coua II, Dec 4th, 1855
THIS will certify that am using sixty-'a~
i Gin, manufactured by B F. Renfro Co, a.
Washington, and that it samples well, anu cleans
the seed extra clean, ard ! think VIII GIN nrs
bales day. BENZ MAA" ELL
Washington telegraph., 1856-01-30
HOrsC.WizfS
G OTTO NJ GIN S,
HOR SE- Es.

THE undersigned has established shop in
L Washington, Arkansas, for the Manufacture
Washington telegraph., 1856-01-30

g. F. EMF Ro.