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1000 Brown jugs h. Little Old Man
(OIc Thousand aud Quo In alb
tD-Oppoeite Lansi ishe's Opera House, at MACS
BROWN JUG, Helena,

Business.-Wc have no change to note
in the markets this week, goods holding At
last weeks quotations. The sales Of the
week have been fair, perhaps little lar
ger than last week.
The receipts Of gold aggregate larger, we
believe, than any previous week, and will
approximate closely to $500 ounces. On
last Saturday gold went to 1:105 in New
York-thc lowest it has been for eight
years. On Tuesday it had revived to 1:114.
The purchase rates Of gold here remain IN
changed.
In all the Camps work is being vigorously
prosecuted and the yield Of gold is i'm
mcnsc. The last year debts are now pretty
well paid up by miners, and free money is
getting into circulation. There is com.
plant that the mines Mt Silver Bow and
Rocker arc not yielding Is largely as antici.
pated This we believe true. But they arc
yielding good wages If water was cheaper.
and when all things IRE considered, good
wages diggings are the best for the country.
There is nothing in Deer Lodge county to-
day that is not cause Of qualification, ex-
ccpt grasshoppers, Cinnamon, and suspend
cd mali service. TX
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! herssaah.-We ~ IL 't5wn 'tdarins the
week, Judge 6ymes, and Frank Croker,
ESD, of Helena, on IN angling excursion !;
Marshall w. F. Wheeler, Col. w. r. Chad
wick, Mr.. W. E, Cullen, and Mr.. william
,Nowlan, OF Helena, on legal business; Mr..
Cy Huntley, looking up his stage uutes:
Mr.: Ed. Maclay, attending u that Diamond
Il ubiquity; W. w. johnson, Esq, en- route
to survey some new townships or sub-d,vis-
ions in this vicinity; Scnor joaquin Abascal
of Beartown; E. B. Waterbury, Esq, Of
Phtlipsburg, and E. 8. Mansfield Of Helena,
have also been in town. Mr.. A. J. Sim
mons ct. Cedar, went through per coach this
a. NJ to Blackfoot, and will drop In again
with more leisure, ere long. Mr.. Ed. L.
Bonner has gone to Missouls and Mr.. Geo.
Mckinney to Helena.
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The Philipsburgl, Smelters.-Now ths

The Philipsburgti Smelters.-Now that
they have started and made couple Of
plumbers, every one ut Philpsburg seems
satisfied that Cole Sanders smelling furna.
ces are an unqualified succcss--bccausc ore
has been reduced, - rich yield made. and
the s'o;pagcs are wholly attributable to
trivial and easily obviatcd difficulties. Mr..
s. has been about three months building
them, and their cost, including cnfine. etc,
will be near $4,000 The capacity of
each is about 9 tons per day. The ore
smells well, several hundred tons arc out,
and Coal is abundant. Teams have gone to
Argcnta for ltl,argc. and on Monday next
the second furnace will be started up. Mr.
j.. b. Waterbury tells US, 'thc furnaces are
SUCCESS and under Mcssrs. Crutchficld and
Swan will turn out silver till Ben Butler
couldn't carry off tho spoons it would
make" II Is not improbable other furna.
ces will bc built within few weeks If
these anticipations are realized. We trust
they will Ike and that Cole 8 .ndcrs, who de-
serves success for the energy and pcrseve-
rance he has manifested under the most
discourasing circumstances, will have du-
cats to his hearts content. .f... ..s
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Suspended Capital Times, Of June
?+l. announces final suspension. We re.
Eret that Judge Lowell has not made the
venture success: His valedictory il not
genial. and while circumstances were doubt
less provocative to, the expressions used, we
are sure on subsequent reflection mono will
more heartily regret than be that the Jlregs
Of the cup he has hcldtto the lips Of 4adi-
son'ans were bitter without sweetncsa
We may add here that Harry Norton.
Foreman Of The NEW NORTH. WEST, IL
now absent At Virginia by solicitation OF
fsr'ies there. looking up tho matter with .
view OF rc.cstsblishing the paper II circum.
stances are auspicious, -associatingr with
a'm Mr.. Hugh McQusde, also OF THE New
NORTH WEsr, and Horace 7. Brown ~
practical printers. Whist conclusion they
WI arrive ut VIC may mot prophecy. but We
Will venture that IL they do take tho ONCE,
virginia will have tbs sssvssss paper il
Aon'ana. and that It will be mechanically
'ne best that can be done with the material
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The July Raoes.-The .facibf season i
about to set In fairly, and from indications
it will be lively one. Among these made
and TO transpire in July, We note:
July 4'h-A coo yard race for 600 side,
between Bailey's 9. h. Brick. and Silver
Bow b. h. "Bally."
July 4th-A 800 yard race for $500 side,
between Boswcll's s. m: ":,allie and Bail.
cy's 8. m. "Gourd Heels"
July 0th-A COO yard race for 81 900 .
side, between Boswell's b. m. d" Humminc
BiFd' asd Baileys m. "Gourd- Heels"
July 25 and 2G-The Citizen Purse Races.
These races will all be run on Olin's
Course. We hayc noticed as many as nine
horses trimming on the track 1t one time
during the past week, and a large number
arc getting their education in less public
grounds The races made arc, of course,
only starter. 1t is the belief of horserncn
thnt the season will be the best ever had II,
Montana, and the track has no equal in the
West. 1t is q measured mile, nearly level.
with forty. foot track, dressed and rolled,
and is now In fine condition. Spectator and
judges stands are erected watering place
provided for stock, and everything done
that will tesd to the pleasure Of visitors.
Mr.. Ohm has expended large amount Of
money on the enterprise. We will be glad
TO see him realize we'll from tho eale of
tickets, and Lave no doubt all who attend
will checrfully give the half dollar that en-.
titles them to day on the grounds.
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Swallows.-It is our business 10 mention
facts. whether W. can account for them or
not, So when the swift-wingcd swallows,
for the first time, come twittcring to the
caves Of Deer Lodge, We mention il rs a
cheerful reality and leave to Naturalists the
perplexlies evolved from that trouble.
stuffed, humanity-vcxing nonosyllablc-
Why" They have made their appear.
ancc, and the summer evenings arc pleas
an,cr for their bird gossip, whether they
are induced by the immigration Associa.
ton circulars. tho commercial advantages
of Deer Lodge, or tho roosting and flirting
facilities guaranteed by the speedy con.
siruc,ion Of Largcy's Telegraph Line. II
is said swallows evidence preference for
pretty villages, n fact that may be account.
cd for by trees and shrubbcry identifying a
town, and also being favorable to insects,
the principal diet Of these winged wor.
shipers' alluded 10 in McGuffcy's Third
Reader. And just here, without INDUCING
in any further prosy chat about our new
friends, except 10 bid them welcome,
we may as well give very neat little apos.
lrophe to 1.-The Swallows" we'll conceived
und happily expressed, and quit:
"With rapid shoot Of purple wings,
Like crescent nlrow-h heads they Ay,
And cut the soft blue deep rs if,
To them belonged the endless sky.
Now high and soaring near the dome
That spreads IN azure down to earth:
Now low along the river wide
That mirrors vii the summers niigth.
Now sknimiEg meadows rich
With waving ciOwds Ut golden flowers;
Now STOPPING clo-c. moment b rest
On lichcnel rail in orchard bowers.
Then up aud swift again they hunt
Through deselt r. OF the air and light,
Where blucst spac" and yielding breath
Stretch wide around their utmost flight"
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+. b. Ailier's.-Mr Miller received to.
day 90, 600 pounds of material and merchan
disc per Diamond II trains. His assortmen,
Of goods is complete, embracing TIN, copper
anil sheet iron ware, stoves, shelf goods,
hardware, queenswarc. glass, nails, sewing
machines, hay scales, agricultural nipple.
ments and machines, and in fact anything
in his line of trade, which will I've shown
with pleasure and sold Is reasonably as by
any house in Montana. He solicits call
from those desiring articles in his line, and
will give them satisfaction.
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Slulce RobblnS.-We learn from Senior
Joaquin Abascal that two or three days ago
the sluices Of Col Morse & Co., Of Blk
guIch. was robbed Of 81 200. by some party
or parties unknown. Col. Morse offered
81, 900 gold for the detection Of the robbeT,
but without success. The company has
only about two hours water per day q
present. III
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FROM PHILLIPSDURG.
The Smelling Farnaca In Operation.

As~AAV~ Avn" A>V0A - =" oSH@
Weather excessively hot-No permanent
success with the new snlclter. The com.
pany claim to have demonstrated the fact,
in two attempts, that with proper duxes il
will work. Some 800 pounds Of bullion IL
said TO have been run from both expert
ments. 1t has been thought best by the
management, however, to!procure flux from
elsewhere before attempting big run. I
am fully persuaded that with experienced
management no trouble need he anticipated.
MessIs. Crutchficld and Swan, said to be
fine practical smelters, now preside over the
furnace exclusively, and you will doubtless
soon hear of big buttons" ''great success, I"
etc. The metal Is in the rock-huxes are at.
tainable. Patience and practical knowl-
edge arc alone required to crown the enter.
prise with the most gratifying success.
No final disposition has been male of the
st. Louis mill As yet. Should parties now
negotiating for the lease succeed in obtain.
ing it, confidence in its future management
Will be evidenced BY many new leads being
Enough paying ore is deemed In sight to
justify the earliest possible commencement
Of milling operations.
TROUT FIsurxo
is now fully enjoyed by our citizens. A mile
of easy walking to Flint Creek and two
hours sport with the line suffice, tosfill
small sack with delicious mountain trout. A
few days since the citizers of Cable ~isited
the lake, near the headwatcss of Flint Greek
and succeeded in landing $50 mountain
trout during the forenoon's raid Il have not
computed the time it would take to halt,
land the fish. etc, but refer you to Captain
Plaistcd, Jake S;hub and keyser, to verify
my reporD. They report the mountain
lakes full of fish, and contemplate another
raid on the finny tribe in few days.
-.-.... s... - XXX.
Philipsburz NJ r. June a. 1870
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~GREAT SALE OF CLOTHING!-w. Copiuus
& Bro. have in store In the New EoRTu-WEsF Build.
iny, Deer Lodge. y large stock OF
CALIFORNIA READY MADE CLOTHING. 4"
To ~ sold out ut Wholesale Prices,
at RETAIL without The hest bargains ever OF
fcrcd on the West Side A splendid stock, and must
b. sold
GREAT BARGAINS IN COATS.
Give " call before purchasing elsewhere.
Also, An iSvolcI Or lIlsT QUALITY Coal On. Tor
sale cheap. - Self
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Accident.-Master Eddie McKinstry, 4
lad Of dozen summers, very well known
here, had his right urn broken, on Satur.
day evening last, by accidentally getting It
tangled in wagon wheel while it was in
u revo utionary condition. His father
brought him to town where his arm was
skillfully set by Drs. Mitchell and Bowie.
and he is now engaged in tho knitting bust.
ness. The above is q rather cheerful rcci-
talof a painful accident, but Eddie mani.
tested 80 much good nature over tho occur
renee, that to preserve the unitics wsASc
disposed to refer to it in the same manner,
wishing him a speedy recovery and no re.
currcncc of like accidents.
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Lehman 4 Newman.

Before Referee.-Thc Plaisteti- NOwlan
suit, referred to Colonel II. B. Harrison as
Referee, has been under hearing ut tie
Court House this week, and 10 monopolizing
the attention of Messrs. Chadwick, Cullen,
Brown, Clagett, Dixon and other attor-
neys The issue is, we believe, the settle
ment of the partnership accounts. It will
occupy several more days.
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JUsT tue PLACE yon TIE DoYD
JUST the PLACE ron TEE DOYS
JUST THE PLACE toD EVERYBODY Sc
EVERYBODY TAKES ZONE N TuElRS"
TIE LITTLE HuSKEY
The Little Huskey' Billiard Saloon
and Cub Rooms formerly Franco American) at Devr
Lodge
JOHNNY GERBER IL behind the Bar. which in
the proper c0ncOcOn Ut the delicate drink
are IN full blast. r.
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LOCAL NEW 8.
Episcopal Services.

The Right Rev. Bishop futile, Of the Protestant
Episcopal Church. hopes 10 visit the following points
IN Montana for the purpose Of celebrating Divine
vice aud preaching during juno and July:
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THE Metropolitan. since the proprictors have put
IN their new csrom table. has been running lively.
The general neatncss and COOL airy tpearance Of the
establishment, make It one Of the pleasanest places
In town. Phil. does things up Brown behind the bar
aud there IL no better place 10 cool of.
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Ecnlnn Ball. Feninn Ball !!
PIONEER CITY, MONTANA. "tv
'5t MONDAY EVENING, JULY arm, lssQ
COMMITTEE Of Arrangements. VIE e..
John Pync, John Brown, 7. B. brady, N. a. Connolly,
Ball will BE- given ~ above stated, At Feniau Hall.
Good music viii BE- In attendance.
$50 By order Of
@4 COMMITTEE.
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1RoCKY MOUNTAIN DDPATCH Moth west
Tfaasp0slssSoe Company. psupsietoss. THROUGH
Dltl0 or lADlNG q lowest Iatss, given 0ssr thie
Line from Ill points East cia The Pacific Railroad md
MULE TRAINS 70 my psine = 40asana. Fer ntss
and paztjeolaD Esquire u 80 sp4a 81 III
WATSON BRoo, Agnea
Il 100 s-s .. y nak y 6AsnS
1ssa . Dse Isd11s sans = % Hs,eaA 81
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THE Excelsior Bowling Alley still keeps adding 70
Ito well known reputation - hrst-class place at re-
term Observation-Disclosures and cobbicrs' manipu.
lated strictly Arctic principles; and cooling. that
TO drink will make You think your standing IN the
thadcw Of the Moth pole. n. R-Hersc Billiards
only toe. per game
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Gold Dust.--R w. 'Donnell q Co. buy
and ship the largsst quantities Of gold dust.
They also cell drafts on San Francisco.
Europe and I'LL pa ris of the world. /
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n-"OPPOSITiON Is THE LIFE OF TRADE
~TWo 8haveo for 26 Cents, -
~ AT THE OCCIDENTAL"

Barrier Shop on tue corner joining the Metropolitan
Billiard Hall. 49tf Il. PLUMMER.
BATHS, BATHS. BATHS, BATHS
Occidental Bath Honsc, Deer Lodge. rc-opcncd Sat
uriny. April 9th. Rcdtted aud In good order. Baths
$50. DO Il PLUMMER.
Having secured the services q VIM. E. Payne, late
Of Helena one of tho Arrt Tone0ria Artists III the
West. customers viii be shaved. Shampooncd and
capia,y prnned ut the Occidental In the bsst style
OF the art, promptly nnd pleasantly. RP.
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/ Eptsoopd SeEvioes.-D Divine 1srvices vim.
b hed atthe Oosrt House.. Deer Lodge.
Sunday July ID, 1910. Rev. Bishop Daniel
8. Tuttle ofnciating. f.. t"at7' " ~
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Magazines, Ete.-Mr. D. 8. Kenyon, p.
NJ, u il receipt each coach Of the latest
magazines, illustrated papers, etc., which
are sold It low figures The July maga-
zines ars now ID. Orders from outside
canps flied BY return mail Get your lissr-
atsrs = Kenyon'a. 1 $500 ..i.at
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lkiylls
Kiyus

3Wood Street, Helena Montana,
COLONEL. Y. X. suEU PROPRIETOR.
The k0ol k0nk0tiOns which this house IL 70 cec.
brated. ATE jurt now catching the boys. Everybody
takes hcn and they're good for every kind Of copsi
tuition Give the Colonel call.
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Lehman Newman housewife, Montans
Lehman Newman Louisevillc, Montana
Lehman = Newman housewife, Montana
Lehman I Newman Louisville, Montana
Lehman 4 Newman,
BOULDER" BLOCK, LOUISVILLE, AfsyoUIA COUNTY,
MOntanA Territory.
DEALER IN WINES LIQUORS, CIGARS,
and general merchandise Always on hand the largest
and best stock In the
CEDAR CREEK MINES
Louisville, June !, 1870 r 464t
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CITIZEN PURSE RACES | !

WIN be run on oLlN,s RACE TRACK.
July Is, for Citizens Purse Of $500. one mile
races best two In three open to al horses Entrance
fee, $50
July -. Tor Citizens Purse Of $50 co. yard race
single dash, open to al horses. Entrance fec, ~
Entries must be made ten days before the races
Ten per cent II purses and ees 20 to The
track. ID
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TIE finest brands Of Havana Ci9ars Fine Cut and
Plug Chewing and smoking T0bscone, are 70 b.
found at M LOUIS 4 COLKNAN'S
Ale, and Englsh Porter cold in Other house IN the
Territory
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Dissolution.

NOTICE II hereby given that the eopartnerahjp
LOnls Bro Okman under the arm name q Geo Perry
+ Co., II this day dissolved BY mutual consent. Al
accounts due to or BY the eaid firm Ut Geo. Perry b
Co., will b. paid TO Or by Geo. perrysxoept such &C.
counts due 70 Or debts Incurred BY Louis Brookman
at Cedar Creek, which accounts will be settled BY
Louis BroOkman. GEO. PERRY,
LOUIS BROOKNAN.
Pioneer, Nay 81, 1870.
The KIYUs SALOON At Pioneer City win hereafter
be owned aud kept by Geo. Perry, Frcd. and William
Begeman under the 6Ezn name OF Geo. Perry d Co.
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5000 Ounces Of Geld Dast Wanted, Tor
which tho highest market price win be
paid ct the Banking Heuse Of j. H. Bsh n
4 Co., snlee at the City Druy store, Deer
Lodge. a. "'is 80 '.57a %
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~MRS. WRIGHTS BOARDING HOUSE. Court
House Square, Deer Lodgc-Having removed into q
cw and commodious house, few guests can be &C
commodatcd with BOARD AND LODGING BY TIE
DAY OR WEEK. Rates reasonable.
43-tf MRS. A. WRIGHT.
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Attention, Invalids!
DE-. W. G. F. DEGENEN,

PS0OOOS CITY, srt~ SoOVoOO
will attend to calls IRON this and adjacent camps
RHEUMATISM, chronic or acuta pesma1cntly cured
PARALYSIS. all FEVERA, SORE EYES, DlPTHE-
RIA HEADACHE, Stiffness Of the Limbs, DIARa0A,
GICIARGES MODERATE, and calls promptly
responded to. t-- >"
UOFFICE: 0so Perry 4 Co.. Kiyus Building
The Afflicted viii Do well to see the Dseter.
-sa-,.. OILY , 49,. d.
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Ju0tlCSssD l3lo nlra. =
Blank eummons and Subpoena for justices Courts,
for any township o. county in Montana furnished in
quantities to suit, at reasonable rates. Address.
. . NEW NORTHWEST.
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Pioneer Road.-Work progresses rapidly.
Mr.. lsounhouer expects to be able 70 be very
near Pixies Peak by tomorrow night.
About twenty men are employed, Team.
sters, stsgers and travellers. unexceptionally
pronounce it the best graded road in Mon.
tana. It will require some four weeks 10
complete 1t through to Perkins, but when
done, it will become ut once the thorough
fare for oil travel to Or from the lower
country.
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Weekly average. $50 047 inches rain.

Weekly average. ~ > 0s7 inches rain.
SEMINARY ron JUSs Average Temperature OF the
month. Gi.'1: rain and melted snow, ass inches !:
codes, day Ut. aots e, average warmcst days 10Th
ard 2>h = ;. average; clear and 10 calm days pre-
va!lins direction OF clouds. 8. W., winds, N. w. A
ho, wind on the sst hEcrcnry 49, In the shade, I07
In the sun; and next L,ornins 1t $50 a. m. Il was
down to BE, fal! Of 47e In one night-wh,ch IL
awful to think Of. GE
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The celebrated Barkeen Ned Baudry, lats Of sar
francisco. manipulates at the Bank Exchange. SIS
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NcDlrney's Blsck-Mr McBirney has
the plans and specifications of his projected
firc-proof buildings complete. and has de
cijcd upon the plan Of the structure. It
will be double building, two stories high
Is aud II feet each-and 90 feet deep The
front will be composite Of Caraboo granite
and brick, Ill doors and Windows being
arched, and the corners quoined with granite.
It will be built on the corner IT Main and
Third streets. We have seen the drawings,
and ase ready to believe .his assertion tlas u
will b the hsndsomest building IN Montana
it the desien u carried out Work win
he commenced In few dayA
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SAlnglea. II fhs amount Of roodng done
- any iadicaiion Of the progress q = eova,
ours = psogrcssin& Besides ~ shingles
made here, Ne notics the af1ival every, few
dsys u hrgc amounts from tho outsisie:
among Others > los Of STOOD q. day, Of
Brundys shaved shlnGlss Tor PembeEto0 =
Kelley. w. II. Richardson, 4. =. Elliott
and Dr. 81. Crepin. . II. s.4.
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Philipsburx, n. T. June q, 1870.
The New York herald., 1870-11-25
DAEGToRY FOR ADvERT.1ERs.
AxcsEnHNrs- pAer-rour.A, mn ana .,,,

lhoaEM1 M1NTs-sHoosD PAsE-Fourth, nfsh ana sxsh
SsES SsS fSSSiSd ss$s
Rs4sfaa go ssIsy::s ssr
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NrY RIAL ESTATE FoR sALE"FlssT f"aanrhrd f1San
oDE.Ks AND sALEsMEN-TwrLrrH PAor-rinh and
asS s1rnn
'oAsTwisE STEAMSHIPS FIRST PAor-Y,nA and sixth
s.s.sssend column
EousFs fo sE SSqH AND Us
uRdrR1s cumu
ssxxGaANGE,T sxGn ~ ,TwILrTn PAsr- sixth column.
Lssr'asi soIa9a. sSumn
TRSskD Roons TO LErsro
-. x, 0Np PAGE Second column,
sss%a r4ors.A
HELf wXNrED-MALEs- -rwxLrru pAor-six.h col.
uELf WANTED -FExALEs-rwnLrru pAes-vif,h col
iioUsEs, ROOMS TO-. WxNTEDIFIssr PAGE Third
IESS5STSTioN TS'T;ISa q S%s! fAas soa%n Sn,
9sI 6yFiSIsEIHsT fAes-Soar.h col column. sD''
L0Sr AND FOUND-FIRsr PAGE-Sixth column.
ssugn column
SsoEILANEos iSagn; PAGE
. Fifth and sixth columns.
MyhiCAL-SxoOSD PAGE-Fourth column.
NEW PUBLICATIONS. FIRST PAGE- Second column.
rEkSONAI.-FtEsT PA0R--FirAt column.
PlAkOfORTES-S SECOND PA6E--Fifh column
POST OFFICE NOTlCE-fIRsT PA0r-Fourth column.
fsofRsHy OUT 81 faE SoR SALE OR
~ KENT-FIRsT PAoE-Third column.
REAL ESTATE WANrEDFrnsr p Aar-Third column
hESIAuNANTS--sEcoND PAoK-Second column
kEWARDs-FIRsT PAGE-Sixth column.
SALES AT AUCTION-sEcoND PACE Second and third
sITUAII0Ns wANrED-FRMALEs-TwE PAGE
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SPECIAL NOTICES-FIRsT PAGE-Frst column.
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PROPOSALS..

THE SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION, AUTHORIZED ny
an act OF the Legislature OF Virginia, passed Janu.
ary Sv iSg, creating Hon. H. AiwISE, r. T. MOORE r. r.
~ anu Others body corporate for the of
the " and Orphans OF the Southern States invites
parties disposed to contract for the privileges
Monthly payments viii be required, satisfactory Sc
tract - $3.50 y ~ 0
For further information address undersigned until tho
{. O. TOnPkINS,
Managing Director.