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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-05

"A 100 FULTON STREET (Sun Bulding) n
~ Desming " enter into partIcu ars -
respecting his Fall Fashions for 1896 would simply
his style will excel in beauty ighmess, and color
any thing offered the Hatweag public of the city
ofNew York. His prices low his hats fine
ga ix;ssr SOy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-05

.fE& UNION LINE OF LlyERPo0L PACKETS
jR2k packet ship AMERICA, Captain Hease, will sui
above her regular day.
This splendid Packet being her first voyage, few
aware OF her immense size she being 1900 tons burthen
her edngy comfortable accommodations which
surpassed by other ship aoa For passage and
berths early application should be made board
North river, orto W.&J.T TAPSCOTT,
nf Qoufh SIR doorb el RRurin 0s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-05
LOOK All THIS!

LOON "A
- LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN if you want fine
Yartice OF Boots Shoes call 367 Broadway where
you will find the largest assortment cheapest the
~ most fashionable III the city; Do no. mistake the mum
Der, 367 Broadway, cor. of Franklin street.
N. BA large assortment OF Imported French Boots
the low price Of Five dollars and the largest
over shoes of all Linds. NJ. CAHILL.
o20 lmsrre
= OLD BOSS RICHARDS is astonishing
Ethe citiLons and country people with wonder
low prses for his beat quality and most fashionable
~ and durable Boots and Shoes. Look for BOSS RICH
ARDS, No. 325 and a2i Hudson corner Vandam St
N.B-Thousands Of every kind lit the foot and please
the mind. o3 lmer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-05
APOTHtCARIES BALL.
THIRTY.SIX CATHERINE STREET

THIHTY.SIA CATHERINE STREET
MARY A. WATSON returns her sincere thanks to the
lvl friends of husband and public generally
for the literally him for the last
and beEs that she intends the bust
and respectfully socts continuance of their kind ia
Mrs W. has engaged superintendent of the business
her late husbands assistant Mr. L. Howkins, who has had
eleven years experience in the business Of Apothecmy,
Chemist and Druggist Of the principal Eng
land and subsequently, this ciry and whom she
support Those who him with their prescriptions,
depend upon having them prepared with accuracy
and dispatch.
In this establishment boys inexperienced young
men allowed to prepare medicines wait
toners.
large supply of fine Swedish and Smyrna Leeches
constantly ON hand. competent will apply them
any time during the day or night without extra charge
Country supplied with and drugs
and medicines large assortment OF Hair Oils CooRne
Is and fancy articles for pedlara OBJ lwsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-05
for o, quarter sodIas september 20, 1916, wsrs as Si
sl4.Oss,6el

Excess of expenditure receipts for the quarter
S5,3527 II will be observed that nearly two millions
of the receipts were from treasury notes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-05

I OUlS CHAMBERLAIN, French Hair dresser, so adj
IL eonsly known ia New York where he resided
has tSe honor inform his pub
lie that he mas opened 81 John Saloon where
they fluid that ghness and ceverness OF hand
winch have obtained for hun and ipestImabe supe.
oity in that of gentemans toilet where scissors and
act important ltsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-05

FhkS's1n.s nssal ~ n AN ORAL eysrsN,
ionins sill plssse spps a; Is 0sans Mercer street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-05

FREE CONCERTS!
SELECT FREE AND EASY"
Every Epening, at the " STAG HOTEL" % Merct
street, beipeen Hotcdrd and Grand.
Commencing on Thursday, Nov. S, at IN O'Clock.
VOCALlSTS.
Mrs Newton, Miss De Mortimer, and Mr.. Collins
professor will preside at The Piano Forte,
nj 3tis~r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-05

S&x FOR NEW ORLEANS-Louisana and New
kk48\ York LineReguar Packet Of Saturday, Noyembsr
4th. The fast sailing Packet ship LOUISVILLE,
huIt master loading and will sail as above her sgu-
lar day For freight having superior accommo-
datons both for cabin and passengers apply
board at Orleans wharf foot Of Wall street, oIto
+. X. COLLINS & co, Sc South st.
Agents in New Orleans, James F. Woodruff, who will
promptly forward all goods to his address.
The packet ship OSWEGO, Johnson, master, will
coed the Louisville, and sail Nov. 2ath her regular day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-05

DRAWING AND PAINTING.
I X. WATERSTON, teacher OF Drawing and Painting
to the Flushing Institute, L. L. has still leisure
time which he wishes fill up in giving Private Lessons
in attending schools
Terms moderate, and be learned by applying at Ill
Canal T. j. Crowen's bookstore, Broad
and Bleeckef street N Y on lmer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-05
THE PLANO-SINGING-
ENGJTNH

M RS MORLEY, Pupil ofthe Celebrated Crovi and 81
1v1 George Smart prepared to give lessons Singing il
English Italian and the Piano Forte her residence
able terms Mrs is also ready to teach schools in classes
in the city or in the country.
" musical accomplishment, connected with refined
educaton Is the surest passport to in all its various
attractions and those who wish av themselves Of such ad
vanages should place themselves under the utege of Mrs
Morley. o22 m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-05

VANDERLYN'S GREAT NATIONAL
DlCTURE Of the Landing OF Columbus painted BY order
Of Congress, exhibiting for short in the
large saloon of the Academy Of Design of Broadway
and Leonard streets.
Open from "a to 10 NJ. Season tickets 50 cents; sin
sle admission, Is cts; descriptive pamphlets, 50.
o24 3Wissrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-05

FRONTING STREET.
Bettreen Hudson and Grtetctch streets.
ME-; j. H merriam take; this opportunity ofrsturnins
handsomely patronsed him from the first he
identified with the New York Riding School, and pledges
himself endeavor by the most unremttng attention
continuance their kindness He would respectfully
Evening Glasses with his Day School for tui
on and exercise riding Monday evening" the I'd Of No
vember. Application be made the Office, School
room. JAS. CODDIN0TON, Proprietor.
o24l Int rrc
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ANNUAL MEETING OF THE ARKANSAS
 STATE TEMPERANCE UNION.
LlttIe R0cI: Feb. 23d. IS

Ltttie Rock Feb. 23d 1916. The fArkansas State Temperance Union ,,.ma- Tn regular annual session on the evening of the 2sd of February. lS45. N '''0 -'' ,, Pfesent-the delegates from the '.Little Roc, Temperance Society,"
 The business first in order, was the election of officers for the ensuing year. , On notion, the meeting proceeded 10 ballot for Ffesldent, when 1t appearing that Dr. R. T. DobcF of hitue Rock, had received the highest number of votes, he was declared duly elected. Ch notion, two Vice Presidents were then ballot ga lofrWhich resulted m the election of Dr. R. II. Philadelphia '-'''' 'i Tine following additional officers were duly elec- HEV. W. ". STEVENSON, Corresponding Sec'v IREDERIcK s. GARRETT, Recording SecretarTy.
 JAS A JOHNSON, Treasurer.
 KEY. A. HUNTER, l
 4. E. THORNTON,
 pR- T. J. HOWELL, Board of Managers.
 JESSE BROWN,
 DAVID BENDER,
 The following resolutions were offered and adopt- ResolOed, That the Rev. w. ". Stevenson, as corresponding secretary of the ''Arllansas State Temperance Union," and Col A. E. Thornton. as corresponding secretary of the Little Rock Temperance Society, be appointed committee to write an address to the citizens of this State on the subject of Temperance.
 Resotoed, That the Hon. E. H. English, be ap- pointed to Lecture on Temperance throughout the State.
 Resolrcd, That the Newspapers in the State, be respectfully requested to publish the proceedings of this meeting.
 Resoircd, That the next annual meeting of this Society be held on the 22d ofFeb. I847, On motion, the society adjourned
 k. L. DODGE, President. F. 2. GARRITT SPcr'y
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IN THE HOUSE.
FEBRUARY 9

FEBRUARY ;. )e joint resolution of notice to Great (n, passed by vote of 163 to 54-be-
 majority of l09 in favor of the reso-
 F--which is as follows.
 ST RESOLUTION of notice to Great ftan to "annul and abrogaten the con ktion between Great Britain and the
 ied States of the sixth of August, (heen hundred and twenty-seven, rela-
 to the country "on the northwest
 ksl of America, westward of the Stony Funtains," commonly called Oregon. |solped by he Senate and Hoase of Fssentatires of Me United !States of Fiea n Congress assembled, That the
 lent of the United States cause notice given to the government of Great Brit |hat the convention between the United X of America and Great Britain, con ing the territory on the northwest coast |nerica, west of the Stony or Rocky |tains, of the sixth day of August |een hundred and twenty-seven, signed |adon, shall be annulled and abrogaled e months after giving said notice.
 |solred, That nothing herein contained |ended to interfere with the right and Fetlon of the proper authorities of the
 contraciing parties to renew or pursue Nations for aa amicable settlement oi Eontroyersy respecting the Oregon terri
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Hs0Ee HsEg,E OEg SALE.

A first rate FARM, lying on the Military road kA leading from Little Rock to Texas, and about sixteen miles from this place, and one mile beyond Collegeville This farm contains two hundred acres land of the best quality-flty acres cleared, ready for cultivation and about thirty acres enclosed for woods pasture. Has on it fine new frame buil ding, large and roomy; alarge0rchard, containing the best fruit in the State; good Well, and all the Sta bles Cribs and out Houses necessary fer farming purposes. Fences in good order.
 This is the most desirable stand for a house of Entertainment that there is on the road from this point to Red river Possession 2 iven immediately. For further particulars, persons wishing to rent or buy, are referred to Col s. NJ. Rutherford who lived on tie place last year. and now at Collegevile Terms made to suit applications. Apply to
 VIM. $. HUTT, { r;t.ta pa.t.
 A.. J. HUTT. '''e
 Little Rock, Feb. 9, 1s46. 24-tf
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IN THE SENATE.
ReSoZnLi0nS

Resolutions. |. ASHLEY submitted the following |utlon, which was agreed to: EsOlred, That the committee on the Ju- |ly be instructed 10 inquire what further laIion, if any, is required to prevent tine le of counterleiting the legal coin of the ed States, or uttcring, passing, or having 0ssession, such counterfeit coin. Joint Resolution of Notice. ne Joint resolution of notice to Great m for the abrogation of the convention Jolnt occupation of Oregon, received the House this morning, was taken up, a first and second time, and referred to committee on foreign relations.
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girl recently fell through the ice, while crossing the, Allegheny at Pittsburgh, and screa- med so loud that she soon raised half the city The Journal says that it was found, by those who went 10 her rescue, that the water Wa; only IS inches deep where she ''put her fool in Hn
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THE TARIEE

The Secretary of the Treasury and olli- cers oi the Customs have finished their iabors upon the Tariff There will be scarce Y any amendment in committee, as Me- Nay and his committee were consulted throughout. il will likely be got through the ,6 House under the previous question: hese lacts and those which follow, the New I ork Telegraph gives from source which may be relied upon. The following are the leading characteristics of the Tariff:
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STATE OF ARKANSAS,

NoTICE is hereby given to all persons entitled V to distFibutive shares or otherwise interested in the estate of BENJAMIN BEATTY, late of St. Francis county and State of Arkansas, who died intestate, thai application will be made by the undersigned. next of kin to said deceased at the next term of the court Of probate of the said county of St Francis, to be holden the first 1Hesdoy ai- ter the first Monday in April 1916, at the court house in said county, for an order of distribution of said estate amongst the hers and legal repre- sentalives of said deceased. February the 9th. 1916. RICHMOND BEATTY, as nert
 23-ew Ipr's fee s5 75l of kin 10 said deea
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IN THE HOUSE.
 FEBRUARY 10.

National Foundry. U, ELL, from the committee on militia |aalrs, 10 which was referred so much of report of the Secretary of War, accom- 'hg the Presidents message, as relates national foundry, together with petitions a'he subject, made report thereon, ac- lRnled by bill for the establishment of onal ioundries; which bill was read 'e, and committed.
 Priraie. 'f I. also, from the same committee, a report upon the petition of Cad aphreys and Geo. Centre, of Florida, ac- panled by bill for their relief; which was read twice, and committed.
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Steam boat Register.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS. Feb. 24-New Hampshire, Patteson, from New
 Orleans. ss '-Oella, Timms from Ven Buren. 25-ArSansas Mail, Morrow, from New Dr. leans.
 DEPARTURES. Feb 26-New Hampshire, to tie Mouth of River G 27-Oeha, to Van Buren. March l-Ark's Mail to Van Buren. o. Four feet and half water in the channel and f9lhng. / The steamer Swallow struck snag, on Tuesd y last, just above Lewishnrgh, and sunk in nine ie water Engine, and small part of her cargo sayea Boat total loss.-.4rhansas State GGSette.
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VI e, the "skczeton organization of our military establishment, (but 42prlVales when the companies are full,) being at least taceaty pricates below proper standard under any circumstances. Efficiency and economy both require the proposed increase of the rank and file, as recommended by the secre- tary of War.
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.ouSoTL OF TRENT.-Great preparations
 Y Y mnaking at Trent to celebrate on the @ ol December, the three hundredth an- .'safy of this celebrated council. One
 ,aa ssand performers were to execute Haydns' ierial Mass
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We learned last evening that the Governor has appointed Charles Gayuria, at present a member of the House of Representatives from the city of New Orleans, Secretary of State.-N 0. Deha.
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''Fo THE LIVE ONEn- A countryman going to market with load of pork, was met by young girl, who very genteelly made hlm low courtesy. He exclaimed. ''what! do you make courtesy to dead hogs ?' ''No sir,0 answered she. "to the live one."-LoaiSUiHe Democrat.
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8. nE. EsBgEz.a.EEDS,

3. NE. E'RaEzlAlEE'S,
 Cor NEW oRLEANs)
 DE 78T AL SUR@G0MD T7ENDERS his professional services to the cit- X zens of Little Rock, ard vicinity. TOOTH ACHE, caused by exposure Of the NERVE, cured without causing the least pain ARTIFICIAL TEETH, inserted on PLATE or PIVOT, warranted 10 initiate NATURE, so closely, as to deceive the incest observer; and to answer many of the purposes of the natural organs He can be found at the ANTHONY HOUSE. Litiie ROci, Feb, lS I3l6.-23:tf
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asAHNuARF.

X WILLS vices; bellows; screw plates; hand : an9 sledge hammers bright traces log and halter fhines; broad axes; chopping and hand do; shingllilg hNtehets shoyels and spades corn and cohe mills eoion and wool cards grub5ing hoes, carolina and steel do; steeyards; froes; foot adzes cross cut and hand saws; ercuar do; match planes; smooth, laok and ointer do; polished steel and iron shoYe!s and ongs; plated and iron stirrups; iron wire, asserted hooks and hinges; cast and brass buts; table hinges; locks of all kinds; knob and thumb aehes screws; tacks; brads; shoe nails; shoe hammers and pneefs awls; sad irons; drawing knives; ehisels gouges; common and patent au- gers; files of all lands wood and horse rqsps; mon key wfenehes; bed keys; bed casters; plane irons butcher, shoe and pocket knives; razors razor strops; knlves and forks b,oces and bits; sheep shears screw pulies; shears and scissors east and tind iron tea kettles; sauce pans gun locks; era dle and grass sythes; sckles; cotton and hemp twinc iron and steel squares; horse nailes; mahogo- ny and brass knobs; hand vices; buckles martin, gale rings; curry combs; horse cards; solar lard lamps; britannia and tin do do, For sale by
 WILLIAM E. WAIT.
 Little Rock, Oct. s, 4si5. 4-tf
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SCENES UPON THE FRONTIER

10 zHe Edl70r q fHc Uni0H:
 SIR: send you an extract of letter of recent date from an officer serving with the army i'll Texas, which, coming from so re- liable source, may serve to correct unfa- vorable impressions respecting the health of the troops, which other accounts less au- thentic may have created J.
 WASHINGTON, Feb. II.
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Coffee, tea and salt, are free. No boun- tles to be allowed on fishing vessels. No drawbacks on refined sugar, spirits distilled from foreign molasses, and salt used in pack Ing fish, Hash Times.
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IROM, dC.,

cl0A LBS Juniatasilat bar Iron OUOO 2000 lbs square, band, and hoop from; 500 z cast and german steel; Bbls orchard and blue grass seed :;
 casi Spirits Turpentine;
 ? :. copal. and Japan Varnish;
 cases mems kip and thick Brogans;
 " Womens' calf shoes and boots: Manila and tard rope; monkey wrenches: bed screws table eastofs table hinges; horse shoe nails percussion caps; mahogany knobs anger bits !; mill saw files, flat smooth and round flies. DDLERY-Ladies' Saddles; Mems Span ish and American saddles; blind bridles; collars :; saddle 5ags Received per s. 5. Della, and for sale by VIM. , WATT. Jan. ', 1916. 17-tf
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MO OFFICE to Common School commissioners oi " the several counties ia He Stqte of ,qrlaasas ., 9v fr ~%.I S;tr6ntn 6 m nso bnS % ia" which have been procured and are ready for disri- button 10 the Boards of school commissioners, the Auditor has not been enabled to distribute them ex- cept to a very few counties; and to those only by wa gons passing on other business.
 If the county school commissioners ofeach coun- U, not already supplied with the school books to which they are entitled, would meet and authorize the clerk of the county to send ar order for the school books whenever an opportunity shall occur for their safe conveyance, 1t might insure more early reception of the books than could otherwise be expected, without the means being supplied 0 pay for their special transportation.
 Whatever amount of funds mi ght be in the Stdte treasury under the constitution and laws ofthe Sae ny> money can be drawn from the treasury but in consequence of an appropriation made by law.
 ELIAS N. CONWAY, .4uditor
 of .Rrkaasas. AuDiToR's OFFICE LITTLE Rock,
 Arkansas 24th February 1916. 2i-fw.
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EEassEs A SKINS

yETILL be taken to tan on shares after the Ist w of Sept, next, by the Rockville tanning es- tablishment, (seven miles south of this city in Fourche township.) In order to accommodate the farmers have made arrangements with Mir. Charles Thess, negchant on main street. to take if' hides and enter them on the share-book. When named store.
 Salt the hides and dry them in the s.shade."
 GEO. ERODE.
 C. 0. TALLER. little Rock, August 9th 1s45. 47-6m.
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ofFleE OF THE SECRETARY or STATE, yr,, Lttle Rocf, ath FcbTNagy 1916. uiE Legislature, al it's last session bayine made A 1t the duty of the Secretary of State. after fur. niSning all the counties of the State with the Re- sisea Statutes, to sell all the remaining copies; No- uee is Therefore, hereby given to the Clerks of the ,,b v,i,,gs l s State, 10 apply at this office for the nuieeI ol copies required for the use of their re- sPectFe counties, in order that they may be sun Piieu previous to the public sale directed by the
 DAVID 5. GREER.
 roo.t., Secretary of Staie.
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To all whom 1t may Concern.

FENAKE notice, that on the sixth day of Novem- \ Der, Eighteen hundred and forty three, at a Sheriils Sale of land for taxes, held by Willis s. Smith, the then Sheriff of the county of Clark, at Arkadelphia, the following lands were sold. and bought by Benjamin S. Duncan and Harris Flana- gin, to wit:
 Fractional section nine, in township nine south, of range eighteen west containing eighty-eight acres for two dollars and fifteen cents.
 Fractional section fopr, in township nine south, of range eighteen west, containing three hundred and twenty acres, for the sum of six dollars and six teen cents.
 The west half of the southeast quarter of section ten of township eight south of range eighteen west, containing eighty acres, for the sum of two dollars and five cents.
 That said lands were listed for taxation, advertis- ed and sold as the property of E. Pagh Davis, as trustee of the Someyie Land Company.
 That on the first day of February, Eighteen hun dred and fortv-fiye, the said Benjamin s. Duncan and Harris Flanagin, by writing under seal, spon signed and set over to the undersigned, all their title, interest," and claim 10 the said lands.
 That, the said subscriber holds said lands, by vir tue of said sale said assignment, and bY virtue of deed made hy Benjamin 5. Duncan, sheriff ot said county, and successor to the said Willis 5. Smith. Now, any person who can set up any right 10 the lands so purchased, in consequence of any inior mality, or any iiregulary or iilegality connected with said sale, are called upon to show cause, at a circuit court to be holden on the third Monday of October Eighteen hundred and forty-sx, in the town of Princeton, in the county of Dallas, why said sale so made should not be confirmed.
 RIDLEY JONES. llarcA 1. Printers see, $ l6 25.l 256w.
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GOFEEE, &'c.
sEaAMEsHe,s GARDEN sEEHss

TUST reeeiveG fresh assortment of these justly J celebrated Garden Seeds, comprising thirty foul varieties, in beXes
 For sale wholesale or retail, by
 VIM. VANCE & BROTHERS. LiiHe Rock, March 9 lsl6. 25-Gw.
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LITTLE ROCK lAlAsaeAAAIa 1GY30gspgTsNIIas sNIIas, EalAG A2AI A nIIAli

Isi - - V St tA FA IT E7s V U R L.,
 pBlAG1PA8a VIE undersigned having been appointed Trns- -A tees, have made an arrangement with EIl93 S0Ail to take tho superintehdenee of this Insti- tuition.
 The first session will open on MONDAY THE l5ru DEcEMnER, lSl5; and as the number will bo lim- lted Is necessary that all applications bo made as soon as possible
 The course uf instruction will comprehend all the higher branches of thorough English educatien together with
 F FRENCH, DRAWING & PAINTING,
 AND rTUSTC. The terms of tuition for session of five months hay. been hNed for Grammar, Geography, History, Astronomy, Moral and Mental Philosophy. Chemistry, Natural Philosophy, Com ', position &e., $l5 co l TRENCH, 10 00 DRAWING AND PAINTING. 10 % MUSIC, 9 co From inc fatterng character of the testimonials which MISS QUAIL brings with her from the Washington Seminary, Penn, we can confidently recommend this Institution to such young ladies as desire to accomplish their etucation Boarding can be had. in respectable families on moderate terms,
 T. S, DREW,
 T. W. NEWTON, Trustees,
 A. F. THORNTON, ! Dec i5, 1915. Ii-tf.
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Therefore, know all persons whom il may con eern, that notice is hereby given 10 all persons who can set up any itle 10 said lands, so sold and pur chased as aforesaid, in consequence of any right; or any nregularity or illegality connected with such sale and purchase, to come forward and show cause at the October term of the circuit court of Jcl- lerson county, at a court to be holden at Pine Biui on the 2d Monday ol October next, if any they can why the right so obtained as aforesaid should not be eoniirmed-inasmueh as the undersigned will then and there move the court for confirmation of his tile in accordance to act of the legislature approved Nov. Sd 1856, in relation to the conirma- ton of tax titles
 AMBROSE IIUDGENS. Pine Bhf. Eco. i6h, 1916.
 Printers fee Gfj 50 2i:6w1