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AILHrHls July 5, lS5S.
fo THE CITIZENS OF LITTLE HocH ARK.:

MLArhis Ju.! ,, lS7S. fo THE CITIZENS OF LITTLE EocN ARK:
 NE congratulate the citizens of Little Rock with tha rro- l.cct nl the Drama hyiug institute in thc iniu py the change of residence tu city of Mir. N Maroacy wl, g5cs lhrra with the intention Of ss, sbt ,ll,u1 ., Temple cf ,Hc>pi>
 Na c.tnn.rn' MI. M.toney nn a'tor "f rare mcii1. au3 gtnara so i.,i ut.i-ieS u- crn,ieman. ie x " ,,Hinai'. j., hi~ neW !!rc If tcst'.gcc by l;~ accomplish .d aiy. Nho Na~ horn ant reared in Mcnpli- uu, un w ,hr tuition of her well skilled i,-hi,d ls., ril out of hcr n'.,ilintc wi,h iling c'.3a- %r y,u n'. thn- subscribe our names l." ..c,. a-ioa uf the n it~,f Nr. MOroH,y uctor ....a {. Z. u,,cInaa uaas, wo 1ic 65 tte ctyG'' We nc,4 "ur t'ioti. nt Lit,c Eot'l will give lin DS' '' '. BAUGH N,gt.
 T. N. EA>r, yug fttc f9er.
 |. K. rl'ilA AltD (dg esistv J%n. NEW$OM CHt Ier ca!je hr.
 J. IT JuHNSON Crt Da4 To}ie
 BEN. SAERETf. C..t -NuH Police. WILLIAM II. CARROLL P.st,aaster.
 JNn. V. TAYLOR. C a~t. N.tHg
 x. r. IANkIiEAD CiP -4tt raey. Hon. <. A. DOUGLASS. k l.. plPREE lI.n. JNp. F.JALh. Hon. F. " NJ. KING, Nn. MDEHlS WHITE. ED. M. YERiFR WALTER COLEMAN, PRESTON SMITH, T. l.. SULLIVAN. lIn. VIM. T. BROWN, J. K. ABEENATnT. JNO. COLEMAN. A. K. TAYLOR Nj. ,. JNo. R. FRAZER. N D. j. N. Gil hSE M p. K. M T NYLuH, NJ. D. Y. MC.iOWN.N ,. p. r. WRIGHT, VI. D. G. Ii. ARMS Ac+iaent Ea.tqcec -M i. q 2. 2. 4. WIlrPLE. n. 5. HAN LEY, S AN II WhI>lTF. IRA SMDFT. Col. j. II. McMAf0N. HtNtin QGee. LE IN rRrUSDALE. 4 eI Df,e. JOHN R. Mo,LANilAN i ,,fai Q%cr. R. ]. YANuEY. Efeai~g Lelge Qsc. Ci!AS. MAY, SAN DUBOIS, ti. '. CAHDOW, x. CAVALlNE. A. " ALL NCE w. STEPHENSON, Y. MADDEN. JULIUS A. POLLOCK, Col. K. Ii. BERRY, F.. DYER U. $. A., BEN. ". PAYNL, II Il. POTTER SAML GARNER, FELIX LIE CLESE, IRA II. JONES k. WHITNEY. A. II. P. EYKloK Secrefa,Y he0t Y.ieseian Club, C D MITCHELL. P,rQjfetrr Commercial Atel, N. GRANT, JOHN fl. JONES, BEN. k. HARDIN.
 ,s pupil of James Shoridpn Knowles, and one who has known the Drama both critic and an amateur for nearly forty wears, would neither speak of Mir Marony. professionally or privately if my pcviou, knowledge of the gentleman did not warrant, 10 the full extent. Ill that could possibly say as to his merits, both as actor nui Us gentleman
 W. A. DUNLAP
 DAVID T. ASH, Ndh1oer
 of Kem7bs 2heotrc. t3rMe latt eight years, June l4th, l>5o
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ExPULsroN FROM EDEN--That eminent Ju- rist Of Brooklyn and high functionary of the know nothing lodges, the Hon. E. D. Culver. has been expelled from the First Baptist Church for eating too frequently, it is aledged, the ap- pie of temptation presented to him by Mrs. Widow Brown. The Judge does not like this suddon expulsion, and has appealad from the
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Public Speakiilg.

The candidates for Representatives for Pulaski ccuA.Y. and also, the candidates for county otlces will address the citizens of Pulaski county tt the following tines and places:
 ]. NJ. Pennington'S. Eagle township Friday July lG. A~hcy'S Mills. Ashles township, Saturday " IT. Russell q. Beals, Gray township, Monday. ly. Pleasant Grove church Mineral township,
 Tuesday ......... .............. ..... " %. Church near Coycs' Bayou Metre township,
 Nt'llitSNit - ZI. Geo. W. Fiddlel'a, Dunta,. ownship, Thurs
 dny ny...................... " 2a. ics-c Buffers Plant township, Triday..... C g. O.d Winfrcy place. Pvatt township, Saturday 24. Llttlc Rock, Thursday. aN.................... 29.
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NY TT .Wrr.I.s Eso

Dear Sir: hope the information which this contains may enable our fellow-citizeus. of whom you write, to obtain all necessary relief.
 Yours very respectfully,
 R. w. JOHNSON. The third section of the circular of April 2, 1856, provides that where persons have entered lands under misconcepton of the law, not iu- tending to occupy them, they may pay the same out at Sl 20 per acre, by filing an affidavit stat ing that they entered the lands under miscon- ception of the law. w. T. w.
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CO!G Comfort

The self-nominated carlow card;Aate for Congress in the secohd district, has rather a hard time of it at home The Fort Smith Times in a temperate, mild and gentlamanIv article, expressed its regret at Drew becoming a candidate, whereupon the carlow publishes a lorg article entitled Long live humbu,s." abus ing the editor in strains beitinga political drab and questions Wheeler's democracy. hecause during the existence of the whis party he was awhlg All that Drew was the democratic party made him; 1t honored him far beyond bis de- serts, and gave him offices and stations that taxed to the utermost h;s slender abilities to fill. And now, because better, purer and more talented men are preferred, he ions the oppoSi- ton: decrles the means ard denounces the party by wdcn he was placed in power
 The article in reply to Wheeler is evidently from Drew's own pen; it is written n his pecu- liar arrogant yet abusive style.
 This cifcdIar bears different ilesh-marks:" it is evidently more studied effort by another pen and ;h,se who have read the production, of Hon. Sam. Edmo dson, oY as he calls him. self, 'old Ginger" will have TO difficulty in naming its author The editor of the Times replies to the Ex Governor iu calm yet sea thing article, when after quoting d part of that famous circular he says:
 "In the above, he admits that he has been nos 'inated and elected to office, through the a: ton of conventions; but change has taken | place il the Governor and. is "lli.r is hard to ' obtain, he now comes out and opposes the time honored custom We wuuler if thr | Camden convention had nonin ttei Goy. Tho>. $. Drew, for Congress, instead of Col Alnert ! Rust, if he would have iGuul fault ulth is a.- | ton, and whether he would have complained of the growing abuses of conventions? Ne i tni!k bot.
 The Governor attempts to be very witty i a'ont h,mbugs and erdravor, to maze it alj- 1 pear that we one; but, the appaialiun is i better suited to himself for we know nt m greater political humhus ;n Arkap-As than himself, with his instinct and paten5 d.mocra- cy."
 The Fort Smth Herald in the columns of which, if we mistake not, tnis wonderful circu- lar first saw the l5h,, thus repu Hates the carl i bnu
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WYE LA BAsQUE. - w. give our gallant fre,l Carrn toI of the CommiS>iouaire fnIl credit and honorable mention for the follow ing:
 They say tn" basque is going out of fashion. ANGei and miiiner, of groce forbid! We pro- test ih the name of ali mankind, against any pros rptipn of that most < arefu), sensihle sau- cy pquant, snuG trim, dspper, neat. naty, bewltctirg Of all feminine hao'jmAnt,! MA,- cnlines ali from thivalrous sixteen to ga)isnt sixty, to the rescue, No revou.ion in the hls 1@e provincas--the province of Ho-octin! id )rhiug and preserving he symmetry of fairy shapes of forming o4e of the mS,tic altera- tive trio that respectively attend on tAr. foot ard irure--to wit: bonnet, bl,SiII, and btSlne the three points of attack tawarl which every properly drilled bv,ieda! bi'chelr ourrc,siyc- Iy Ii rerts bis batteries. BowuS tp the b,unrt his ' first paraI.cl' the commencement of hjs approach being to th- bl-lin G. the feet 10 wD Is the nex grand movement of th".s4i4r ani th"u-forVlrl thn s'orinin9 party --lhe @e.i-qt7aet coat.slaeve--sGrrou" the b2slue, hv vigorous co7p d'-nttia, and fortress is carrie i--:lvat captive.
 w. say nothing of the salute which is due to the victor in such cases.
 Fee ha 6Gsqae.
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BACON.
SEasNnS,

UST received on consignment. .000 lbs coad Ba- ,l con. Shoulders, Sides and Hams, and 5io supe- nor W lite lard FIELD & DOLBY.
 .Iuiy IA lsas.
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LETTER I.lNr.

} ISr 0F LETTERS remaining in the post o:lco AA Li,.iA i!lc',, Ark, July l>5 isao.
 i letters advertised arc Subj.ct to m extra ciaigs i on. cent.
 Persons ealing for these letters. will peuse say tha lrY advertised and eiNe the date of the list he oiIce will open at 7J5 clock A. NJ, and close dark SuAuay except.
 On sundays the office will be cn from to [ P.
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Genc1 0l LnnI OFce. }

UtHE7UJ ItUt1 VYtEe, z
 January 23d, 1857. REGISTER & RECEIVER Washington, Ark: The following pre- e-emption entries allowed at your office, and in conflict with the sections for railroad purposes under the act of Congress, approved February Ssh, 1858, have been can clled viz:
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rI!ENlt Spl. .iAINi..

Iui-r JOHN QtlLLIN. wh,'<a c.lcid.,se for Hr1 n ti" dIh cir nit wiI address his ow c,i- Z-Ila at .ho following times aui a'arc>:
 tNroN CorNTr. L>nou Tuesday. 8th; Nam- minc~. tu>s "A.r~hp Wcl'e- lay. l4.ll; ~he,nara Ntore Thursday 18th. IiiIl~hoto saturday. l7,h of July. 1853.
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EA HA0 SUPERIOR Scgars asstd, received V,UOV and for sale by
 July IA 1858 FIELD tG DOLBY
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" AC'fN is'tsoin l"HA tbi Siiie. | WILL. sell my place on the AriansaS river north a side nc> below Litsle Rock cuu:aining 24o nere~, about f0 improved 1 comfortable log hcrse> on It. Th;s k cnod tract nf land a. can l., foun or tho river and is entirely Hho, overflow. For further ptr'i uars inquire of the subscriber on the promises. aaire-S him at littl,, l.oc'l.
 .uiy l4 iSIS tf JOHN DENT
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CongrsSsiOu3l CanvIss

Cn'. T. z. ADMAA-deuocra nominee f1r Eongrr~, from the tr, diatrict-Nill addr,., his t- low citizens at tic times and places following:
 JACKSON COUNTY. Jacks ort.,...... Wednesday. July ltth, 1853 AuguA" ..... ... Friday " 10th, C.
 MIssI>siPrI coUNTY. Oseeola ............... Wednesday. r 2lst
 cEITrENDEN COUNTY. Marian ............-- friaa....... 2al.
 PHILLIPS cotNTY. Walnut Bend. ..... <. .Saturduy 2Hh Hays Store ........... THc>day.. 41,i, Marianna.. Thursday !. z 9Hth, Helena a............... .SHtl', ..y.... '' 3l>t Appointments f r bunS ,iay. at 5,4rcs or tho al recf route to be truyeI d. wi!i j tilic,l. te attcndane "i the i'ei ic K ..lcctfuily rs 0ue-tr1.
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Sppaiilnr m Eb1llaS Comfy.

| The candidates for h. legislature will address
 their eliow-citizen~ of Dallas at the following times
 ,ni Ilacc> M NJ. l>u lie the democratic candidate 1 and J. W. Barrett the know not hing.
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Married-On the 29th June 1858 ot II

Married-On the 29th .ne, 1858, at the residence of w. Q. Pennington. esq, in Camp bell township, Pulaski county, Ark, by George w. King esq, Mr. ALFRED KELLEY of S.liae county, to Mis-, MELISSA RICHARDSON of Pu- laski county, Arkansas
 At D Has. Polk CO.,, Arkansas, on the 28th day of June, 1858, by the Rev. Daniel B. liar rison, s. NJ. WHITE, esq. attorney at law, to Miss REBECcA, daughter of Col. John F. Lane, both of this place. Mr. White can truly say: There is one rose that blooms for me alonc One fond c"nfdiug bosom whose thoughts are all
 my own,
 One tumciu' voice to cheer me when cares my mind
 ,iistress,
 One kind and lovely bosom when l am weary
 whcrcupon to rest.
 In the county Of Conway, on the 2d ult., by Rev. $. Parish, Mir. W. C. WATKINS to Miss SARAH JANE KING-ali nf that county.
 
 Died-At Brownsville Prairie courty. on the 27th uit,, GARRY BANKS, only daughter of F. E. aHd Jane Dismukes, agel months and p days.
 In Elge, Hanover, in Europe, on the 9th of March 1858, J. w. TAPE, formerly druggist in the c.tv of Little Rock
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Annua. Circular Df PERRYVILLE MALE AND FEMALE ACADB1fEY.

| l Perryviilc, Boyle county, Ken'urky is under the ot the kcu5urky Presbrtory Of the Cumber- land Presbyterian thuTvh.
 BOARD OF TRUSTEES. DAVID BoAno esq. P,esi !. A. BURTON. r.. kEy. z. WrlpiS, RLv S. R. I"wAED, ]. Y. BURTON, J. '. kAER1c4 BANJ. ChnS, <. T koBttfs, H BRINroY. c. <. CALnwLLL JAS. BKU8FIELp, q. H. WALELR.
 FACULTY.
 Rev. IAs. NI>sov. A. NJ. Principal aud Teacher of Meara and Moral Science, Be}s Lettrcs, Latin, Greek and Frenl h.
 Mr. II. $. McU1xNIs Teacher in the Male Depart ment
 Miss MARY E. Noarnur, Teacher in the Female Department
 Miss |. MAeRAxE Teacher of Vocal and In@tru mental Music, Ornamental WorAa, Drawing and Painting.
 TERMS, FIR SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS. Board. including VI niug lights and fuel. $95 % ! orfhogfapny. Reading and W!itnE ........ 70 Arithmeuc Knglrh Grammar, Geographay
 ant Natural Philosophy ....... .... 10 % all hlgiirr English BrMurleS, Latin, Gleck anu flcn'A. .................... II 0O sTuniI5 Ar THE OPTION or rsL1N.s OF GUARDIANS. Nu-ic........-.......... ......................$a $ao ou Use ot l'i >llo.. ......................... , Ot plaHiNg uiit Painting. O0 'fli;.HaHttd " "of..e-'.- 60 Ne 4re honry it lan. tida to >ut, tl!at lis h. citation io il. Il aon>i.ing co'Gil"u. The plumber vi @pi~ entarcd tc cun4t. yea: + oue huudled and sey,ay seen. The Eoussv c n~tr1ics.,1 i, tlor- d" lc Pu il- of ei,hcr -e, ohr ruu am. slaccom- p.~hcd El i-h Classical r.! lcaCi II In .lis n>ti- n.ion. PerrA Vile k pleasant lealtil'ui village { "' about seven Aundred n,iisli,aat,. The people ire moral. ecr-cuc ano ;n,u-Jii"us. But f,w ts1np tation~ N N,cv. Icre EHo ;iui.dilg and Grounds are so arrr-d t''- the sexes ar kep cT&ratc. The ncN session esve'fevnth wiI ccuni-Ilc oll be first ! Mon!ay in >~ #. 1858.
 Doartinc i' ils. w'o exi ect to enter the In.titu- ton next st-lnn. should re}ort Themselves to the | lruNia '! tie l3ln of August, and b. present |, 1 c"tcr ul3 tho st oGg.
 ro' ."r-.i information, address t'ie Principal, or Gait. j. i. Las.n Tio,-u IT oI he hoal,l. i-Ltl It.H. itl J..u .t-a-. 4a--it
 y..Ar-lE.l.
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pnh!ic %un;,Ainr.

The candjdat. for the ocn of Atrorncv Gr.,cial vii address th<r ;eiiow -,i z'1S of the District ut the lrtoA ing titpe~ and places
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Proclamation by the Governor.
 StDO BEWARE.

EE1HEREAS It has been made known to me that " James Laiicrty and Jamcs Garry who had been committed 70 the iail of Fulton county, Arkansas upon he charge ot burning gin house, did on the 24th day of June. 1858. break jail make their escape and are now running at large.
 Therefore. I. ELIAS \. CON WAY, Governor of the State of Arkausits hy virtue of the authority n me vested by aw, do hereby ofer reward of four huuDfed loiiars for the srrvet nu} delivery of ;hg sad Jams airst, and James Curry to the sheri ii cf Fulton county iu this State or two hun ilrsd dollars for the arT,S' and delivery of either of them to tils sad sheriff n order shat justice may be had 2nd executed.
 In te-tmony whereof have hHeuntn set my
 hai'i, aud caused the seal vi the State ,i L. s.l Arkansas to hc affixed at Il5'a Rock, :his
 18th day of July lsjS.
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(tOMES anid .amn,ni N c. A. s.arrhtnr. lo

EtOMES said comp 'anant by c. A. Slaughter her " solicitor. nnd fe- herein CT bll of complaint against tho sad derndan5 with an affidavit annexed. that said defndant iS and has for months been nom rosdnt of his ate and it is ordered. that pubca ton ha made by two cons, c,l!iye weekly insertions in some newspaper printed in this State, the lust n- serti to be at east four ks before the fist day of the next term ol this on the second Monday in September lS:,S. notifying the said H,stng Stew art of the oenden:v If th~ hill Of compaint and unless said defendant makes his appearance here on or before the thrd day of the of t}S court on thu see'nd Monday of September, D. lS5s. and except, plead. answer deirIu to said b of com paint tNe sam will be taken for true ant confessed against hnn and q ,learer en cred accordingly.
 ALVIN BARTLETT. Clerk.
 4 uo ccpy from the 'riginal. July {. l,5o.
 Jul, II, '1>. 9t ALVIN BARTLETT. Clerk
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THE MASONIC PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION, LOUISVILLE, KY.
 PUBLISH The Monthly Masonic Magazine,
 or TAE AGE,

1.-THE AMERICAN F,sEEMAsON., T f i> dcH tel exclusively the Instruction and tt,. tAinin snt of Ffeem0sons, their Wives, Fam ies and ri-ut>
 tach nuAber contaius Portraits of distinguished Freena,on>. ani other Engra>ings, hy the best Aru,lcs by Dr. A. c Mac'soy, Rev. Gea. Oliver. 'ii,-S r. lat-. Albert rlc, Huh. Morris,
 John DaNe, j. Thto. Holly.
 ard otlai> e"np!>c Masonic Law lH:ory. Jurisprudence and rello Logtrr-. from tie pc..s oi the Leading Ma,.n, ."al~ the lp.s i., vylHuly.
 *" I on, A-uulEiy Magazine it las no equal, 'a.i t.ts, o' N,.!.;l.icai Execution, or Value oi ii .lrtire~, .u h. |,,rG.
 Each H,ou;uly ar contains as much Reaiing d..'.a, uc5 speak oi the Coriy Kngra>ius~ iiins .H l- N ~t.@u, g- MIL tl, o,ler uuu.hiy issu.syi .iic M! n'r .it>> of America, relied into o;e, n IS ACeNo~AAUvNp 7o EE rBE MoNlnLY MA-
 soNIc II toAzINL oF TuA AGL.
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0F The following letter appeared in the N. o. Courier. The importance of the subject matter of the communication cannot be over-estima. toJ.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT
TEAS.
CHAMP Y.

AA BUSHELS fresh Corn Meal received and for ~ sale bv FIELD & DOLBY.
 July IA 1858.
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CA>ll! CAAi4! CA.A!
 A NY quantity Q. old Cast Iron cal, os sold at the iR AtF Foandr!' for cash or castings at the rate ot ; W IL cash. Sl 25 iii castings per lOJ ounI, July 4. i>5~. WI. DRAKE
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DAVID 2. GREER Secretary of St,t". by JAMS A. HrrcHtNGs. Deputy
 Sec'y of SVate .-sT The sheriff nmit'ed to turui~h any ies,rip- ti"n of either !" he 'uitives except that t$sy are bud md g'li}tg o' the A0rge beytd dou5t"' lnlr IL lShS. aW
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IFIN1F--E'tI AN'.nm.
 Snal SUbscrip ion year. 7oef qts......... s O.
 yanr~. |" ........ 5 70 Clubs o Ewo to Eight ea.li ................ , 50 t.'bs "t my nantb,r above Eight each ...... 2 % iho Gash in ai cases must accolu,any he orjors -lr snbsafiutions t,r rtta y.ar .,rG Il Hith he hSi au'u " uwhor ~ 'hat year ,lu. svpIl ing thr subscriber with tlr NaeCn.c "!u.ncc series com l+rte Put he wor; being ~','5,'y{cd, an, numher pr >lc> oi nir'rr@ viii he mailea postpaid, on re- ccipt of the price 25cer,r racb. Address
 !. F. BRENNAN
 .Sec,ttary x ?. lea7ci,tizr 4o-4w LOUISVILLE. Ky.
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PORTER AND ALE

elA BASKETS-Charles Heidsich Champagne 0V just received and for sale by
 Jul, l4- 1858. FIELD & DOLBY.
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PICKLES!

z BOXES gallon jars Pickles; sJ 5 E
 Just received by FIELD q DOLLEi. July IA, 1888.
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STATE OF ARKANSAS,
 CoUN1Y CT BRADLEY. [
 In tAo Bradley Circuit Court, on rha Chanccry side, in vacation. Iuiy tti, S5o. Eugcnu Stewart by IT. E Parrott her next friend
 vs: Billlor divorce.
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1G DOE. Ediuburg Sparkling Ale; lO IS :. London Porter;
 Just received and fer sale by
 JuIyl4. 1858. FIELD X DOLBY.
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LHAI-lr3t.

L'hESli ioo af Band. ,o.e and upper lct-h"r for ! sr.a " <. j. lIUTT. .iIt,y .. 'F.~.
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NEW FLOUR

9s.N ! L'. lat vi for Rye for sale hy - tu.H i. i>1'. A. !. fiUTT.
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ri'AL!Ils PORK. t%sNALL ,t of ficaI-i Por< for sa D by rh4 barrel 'J v @r,t. "t j. J. llGTI'S. .i,il i4 l~5~
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STEAMBOAT REGISTER.

July 6--Litile Rock for Napoleon.
 a. Rough x Eaudy for Napoleon. 9-Firginia Belle for Napeon. 1l-Li,te Rock. for Napoleon.
 '' Virginia Hclle, for Napoleon.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-06-15
RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
~~~o~oOoeNN~-~~~o~N-NO ~~~-~~o~~c~oc-o--N0
TEE CENTRAL HOTEL,

SlTUATED at the corner of Grace and 9th streets,
- fronting the north west corner of the Capitol
Square, and near to- and in full view Of the Washing
ton Monument. was in readiness to receive guests on
the LIST of January, 1858.
The locality In point of contguity to business being
adjacent to the Capitol, Banks, Custom House. Mer-
chant Mills and Warehouses, together with its health
fulness, because Of the beautiful promepades afford.
ed by the Public Grounds Immediately in front rem.
der it at once attractive and convenient
With such advantages, the proprietor appreciates
his responsibility in undertaking to the public
to meet which he gives assurance of ample supplies
and the most assiduous attention to the wants Of all
who may favor him with their company.
FRANCIS J. SMITH, Proprietor.
N. B.-Now prepared in all respects to accommo-
date you. Your presence and influence are respect
fully solicited F. J. s.
Richmond, March II, 1S5S-1y
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-06-15

NEW ESTABLISHMENT.-T The undersigned
IN takes this method to announce that he has open
ed EXCLUSIVELY ON HIS OWN ACCOUNT, on virginia
Hotel Street, one door from Mr. Cowans Book Store,
a WATCH l. JEWELRY ESTABLISHMENT, where
he is prepared to exhibit for sale every article known
in his line. From his long experience as q Silver
smith and dealer in Watches and Jewery, he feels
himself justified in assuring satisfaction to all who
NAV favor him with their patronage. He will warrant
all Watches that he may either sell repair to run &C.
curatey for twelve months to do necessary repairs
within that time without charge. All warantees b,
may make of Jewery, either as to material or work
manship. he qoiN hold hise responsible TO make goot
at oil times As this is his first commencement in bus
mess in Staunton, never having had any connection
with any establishment here whatsoever, except to re
pair Watches for the public, he cherishes the hope
that he will receive reasonable share OF patronage
of generous public. A. LANU'
Gtaunton Der o. 1877
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-06-15
FALL TRADE, 1867.
WHOLESALE Sh HiF pH MaSGiFACTURER,

LAS now ready for the Fall Trade, by Wholesale
IL and Retail the most varied and extensive assort-
ment he has ever imported or manufactured.
In order that the requirements of all his customers
may be most fully met and to obviate the necessity Of
country merchants and others going North for their
is line both home and foreign, for ladies' and gentle.
mems children's and servants wear, which he could
find in the different markets he has visited or commu-
nicated with.
To the getting up of Silk and other Hats in his own
Mandatory he pays the closest attention. and he feels
confident that few houses North or South can equal
and none excel, him therein.
His facilities for conducting his business being of
the most complete kind, all orders will be filled with
the greatest punctuality and promptness
Richmond Oct IA. 1857