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liam M. Bowsrs, ,rsasarsr Fayetteville, Pcst cf- 6cs. WHiTs.--John " Bond, elefk; Jacob c. Rob bins, sheEif; ----- coFUner; Joseph Blue. iFeasu- reF;--Seafcy, post office. YELEs-Thomas w. Pound, sssvk; Simeon Kirk patrick. sherif, Loonsy Mcdaniel. eoroner; Ed mund Flames, treasurer; -Danviile. post oiRce-
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A KIND Acr. How sweet is the remeu,- brance of kind act! As we rest on our pil- low, or rise in the morning, it gives US de- light. We have performed good deed to a poor man: we have made the widows hear, rejoice; we have dried the orphan's tears.- Sweet, oh! how sweet the thought There is luxury in remembering the kind act A storm careers about our heads, all is black as midnight, but the sunshine is in our bosom. the warmth is felt there. The kind act re- joiceth the heart, and giveth deligh. mex psessible. Who will not be lkinds Who will moi visit those who are afflicted in body or mindi To spend an hour among the poor and depressed
 els worth thousand passed
 In pomP and ease-tis present to the last ''
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OfEIcels Of tI.c State-HsAs.

Governor. THoAAs 8. DnEws-Littie Rock, post ofiee.
 Secretary of State. DAVID B. GREERy Little Rock, post office. .fndiiov efPnbfie .4ccosnis. ELIAS N. CoswAf,--ldttie Rock, post oihee.
 Treasurer. SAMUEL ADAMs,--l iiiIe Rock. post office. Judges Of tAc Supreme Court. Thomas JOhnsOn, Chief Justice, COllegeville, Sa- line county. Williamson s. Oldham. associate Justice, Fay etteville. Washington county. William Conway 5, associate Justice, Bates vile, Independence county.
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To ille members of the I4egisla-

TTNHE undersigned are disposed to sell off their l stock of CLOTHING at very reduced pri- ees for CASH Their stock being larger and more complete than any other stock in the city great n ducements are now offered to those who wish to purchase. VIM. VANCE k BROTHERS.
 Sept. l6th, lS46, [l-tf.1
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DISSOLUTION.

Groceries &c., "M. VANCE & BROTHERS, Main street, W have received by late arrivals and offer for sale at the lowest rates
 90 Sacks prime Rio Coffee,
 80 Bbls prime Brown Sugar,
 Bbls White Loaf Sugar.
 F Bbls New Orleans Moiasses,
 Bbls Sugar-house Moiasses,
 I50 Sacks coarse Salt,
 Go Sacks Rne Salt,
 g Boxes best Sperm Candies ALSO ~hsle. half and quarter kegs, Rife Pow der, Drop and Buck Shot. Lead. Nails, Iron, &c., All which will be sold wholesale oI retaii--aa low as can be got in the city. Terms CASH. Little Rock July l6, 1915. A. n
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has--Wc take the following rich morsel from one of Dow, Jr's; '.Shou Patent Ser mons:n-
 sian looks upon life just as he does upon woman-ihere is no living with them, and he can't live without them. He will run after them. and rather than be held he will lose his coat tail and characier-kiss them for love, and then kiss them for leading him into trouble. So with life; he par,akes of it's pleasures auc then curses it for its pains; gathers boquets of bliss, and when their blossoms have faded, he finds himself in possession of bunch of briars; which is all owing tn little incident which occurred in Paradise when man was green as tobacco worm, and as unsuspicious as a toad in a thunder storm. He was told to increase and multiply, and so he accordingly increased his cares and curses, and multiplied his miseries, and peopled the earth with parcel of candidates for perdition, and am one of them."
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MAIL ARRANGEMENT.

EAsTKRN--vsa RDcArOs 10 NspoisOa. Due, Sunday. Wednesday. & Friday. by Tp.m. Leave, Tuesday, Thursday. & Saturday Sa. m.
 WEsTEAKA-to Scotia. HaR BHsn, 9t. Due Wednesday, and Saturday, 2p.m. Leave. Tuesday, and Friday, q. m.
 NoRTBsRx--to BaicsriHe. Due, Monday, and Friday, 2p.m. Leave, Sunday and Wednesday, s a. m.
 SoUTHGRN--tO WashiagtOn. Dae, Sunday, Wednesday, and Fliday. 7p.m. Leave, Tuesday, Thursday, S Saturday, m.
 To Pine Birf aad COlambsa. Due, Sunday, and Thursday, SD. m. Leave, Sunday, and Thursday, a. m.
 7o Hot Springs. Due, every Wednesday, 6p.m. Leave every Monday, sam. ID PsryriLe, Dsnvilis, and TomliHsORpiile. Due, every other Thursday. Tp.m. Leave, every other Monday, Tam, Letters and packets to pe sent by either of the above mails must be deposited in the Pos: office, by o'clock of the evenings preceding their depaff- ure. l.. REAHDON P M LITTLE RocK PosT-oFFicE,
 Dec SdA, lSl6.
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FOR RENT OR SALE.

\ first rate FARM, lying on the Military road "A leading trora Little Rock 10 Texas, and about sixteen miles from this place, and one mile beyond Collegeye. This farm contains two hundred acres, land of the best quaity-hity acres cleared, ready for cultivation, and abou, thirty acres enclosed for woods pasture. Has on it fine new frame bull. ding, large and roomy; alarge containing the best iruit in the State; good We'll and all tie Sta bles. Cribs and oat Houses necessary for farming purposes Fences in good order.
 This IS the most desirable stand for a house of Entertainment tha, there is on the road from this point to Red river. Possession given immediately For further particulars persons wishing to rent or buy. referred to Col. S. M Rutherford. who lived on the place last year and now at Coegeyille
 Terms made To suit applications Apply 10
 WM. S,lI Si H1fT' Lals Roes
 Lille Rock, Feb. 5, Islr 2i-tf
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PLNUGHS.

9 SMALL cast ploughs, with points extra; AF RowaRd's 6I and feet mill and cross cut saws; Ames spades; patent straw cutters; hay forks and rakes; grain crades scythe sna,hs garden hoes corn mills; nails and flooring brads: wraught nails mers; Hunts axes, broad, shingiing and axe-hatch. cts; wrapping paper; drawing knives. enamelled kettles; shoe pincers and hammers; steel and iron squares; tin, bookcase and cupboard locks; car. penters knob locks; plate locks; gun locks; gun nippie.; wood screws; coffee mills; handsaw, flat and half round files; coach wrenches; OK chains; smooth jack, and ointer planes; spoke slaves; shoe peg cutters; door springs, Sc.
 Received and for sale, by
 VIM. D. WAIT. April llth.-3l:tf
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'31ottrn

I,M aGEsr sEAse this rEnMA af Mine. fd eiEsr lhss this hand of mine,
 If enald love thee les; Fer Assst as pure and warm as thsne AAenA heFsf knos distress. My fortune is too hard f1r thee,
 sTwDaa ehill thy dearest joy; tN rather weep te zee thee free
 Than Win thes so destroy. I lovs thee b ihy happiness.
 As 0ne too dear to love- AS one ! think of het tc bless,
 As wretchedly rove. But. oh, when soETow's cup drink, All bitter though t be. Hpw sweet twill be for me 10 think lt holds 10 drops for thee. And now ny dreams arc sorely OCT; Fate bids them aii depart, And lmust leave my native shore in bF0kenness of heart. Xhens oh, dear ore, when far from thee wear 10 joy again. would not that one thought of me shoald give thy bsson pain.
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SARCASM ON ASoLlciroR.--Lord Thurlow often treated the bar with great rudeness, and his demeanor to the other branch of the profession sometimes awakened recollections of Jeflrrys. | solicitor once had 10 prove a death before him, and being told upon every statement he made, .sSir, that is no proof,'' d last exclaimed, much vexed. "My Lord. il is very hard that you will moi believe me: I knew him we'll lo his last hour; l saw him desd and in bis eofjn. my Lord. My Lord, is was my client" Lord Chancellor- .'Good God, Sir. Why did you not tell me that before. should not have doubted the fact one moment: for think nothing can be 90 likely to kill man as to have you for his attorney" This fest which was probably though. innocuous by ssshor of il, is said to have ruined the repu- taiion and the business of the unfortunate victim.
 Whom sBsutrsu resided al Madrid, and had disesvesed ihat the librarian of the Escurial was bloekhead, he recommended the king io make him inspector of finances.
 aWhy % p demanded the monarch.
 stf3cca1se, as he has taken nothing from your majesty's books, concluded he will se equally honest in regard to the public 'ssssasy.
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Jadeea nf lke Cireadt Corts.

Judges of tbe Circuit Courts.
 ist Circuit--John T. gones, Helena, Phillips county.
 End Circuit--Wiliiam II. Sutton, Columbia, Chi. cot county.
 srd Circuit William c. Scott, Baicsville, Iade- Pcndence county.
 tih Cireuii--Sebrun C. Sneed. Fayetteville, Washington county.
 sth Circuit-WiIIian H. Field. Little Rock, Pu- laski county. 6tt Circuit George Conway, Washington, Hemp stead county.
 7th Cireuit-- William ". Floyd. ClarksviiIe, Johnson eonnty.
 sth Cireurt-c Christopher c. Scott. Camden, Qua chiia county.
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FANCY GOODS,

LUST received at the ''.7ectioa Mart" rich and J extensive assortment of fancy goods, such as never before were offered in this market; consist. ingof
 36 leghorn bonnets, plain and trimmed; ] canton ass'd co., silk velvet; ' !" canton erape; 5 artificial flowers; 2 {" "pIumes; '' spiral cord rich plaid Gros de Nap ribbons; s ss [" bands: Just received, and for sale low by
 F. R. TAYLOR. October ls, lS46. 6-sm
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prnsecn,inn atiorneus

F.T0StcNtIHg .IF0FHeyS. lst Circuit--N. NJ Foster, Helena, Phillips county.
 End Cireuit-Solon B. Jones, Pine BiuG, Jeffer- son county.
 3rd Chcsif-Siias C. Walker, BatesvilIe, Ibde. pendesce eouRty.
 4th vait-A. B. Greenwood, BentonYille. Ben ton county.
 6th Circuit--George C. Watkins. and Attorney General, Little Rock, Pulaski county. 9th Circuit--Allen W. Blevins, Washington, Hampstead county.
 7th Circuit-Joseph J. Green, Van Buren, Craw- fcrd county.
 sth Circnit-R. Lyon. Fl Dorado, Union county.
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Attempted Rebellion by the Mexicans.
Several Insurgents Condemned and
Executed.
TROUBLE WITH THE INDIANS.
Position Of the Forces under Colonies
fremont and Price.
Dispute between Gen. Kearny and COmmO
dOre Stockton still Unsettled,
lightning on the Wires.
&c. &c. &c.

PHILApELPHIA, May -, ls47
Lieut. Peck arrived at st. Louis the 18th instant
from Santa Fe, which place he left April 9th
Col Price was still there, and all was quiet, though
apparently slumberng volcano.
The general opinion is that the Mexicans required
only competent leaders rebel against civil govern
ment
Judge Beauben still engaged In trying former In
surgents.
Lests Beai' Talbot and others, left San Diego Feb
Goth bringing important intelligence.
At Taos the court had condemned a large number of
the Insurgents eleven have been hung and manv whip
ped SIX were hung the day Lieut. Talbot passed through
Taos.
THESE executions created great excitement among the
aiex'cans, and efforts making to stimulate psur
fection, and raise volunteers for rebellion The Al
calde. and many influential were opposed to the
movement
The Indians very troublesome They attacked
Lieutenant fecks party three times, and wounded
OF his escort They stole all the horses mules They
were Pawnees and Camanches. Several of our troops
were badly wounded in subduing them
Col. Fremont at Cudad dos Angeles Feb 25tb
acting Us governor appointed by Stockton.
Gen Kearney at San'Diego had been join ed by Lieut.
Col Cooke and his Mormon battalion in splendid condi
ton and health and all proceeded together and have
been joined by two artillery companies
Col. Stevensons New York regiment had not arrival
February 9th.
The dispute between Stockton and Kearny remain,
unsettled
Dispatches from California to Government will be re-
ceved by Lieut. Peck
Theres more news, but the lightning on the wires
prevents the deciphering of the regular magnetic
dispatches.
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Died.


We know of no motive which could induce any one
possessing spark of gentemany feeling to
thing so base that of spreading false report of
tion yesterday contained notice of this kind and we
feel 1t due not only to Mr. SEBA SMITH, but also to his
son. to contradict report which must appear sudden
and sad to their numerous friends.
AT brooklyn. on Sunday evening, ABRAHAM r Boz
RUM in the s6h year Of his age of Abraham Boe-
rum.
The friends of the family and those of his brothers
Barnet b. and Jacob B. Boerum respectfully invited
to attend his funeral from the residence his father
the Wallabout, Brooklyn, on Tuesday, the 25th inst
at half-past o'clock without further invitation
On Monday the oath inst of congestion of the BRAIN
WILLIAM, only son of w. f. Ftzgibbon, aged years
and month.
The friends of his father and grandfather Michael
Ftzabbon, invited attend his funeral this after
noon at o'clock from the corner of Boerum and Ber
gen streets, Brooklyn
On the oath inst, JAMES, youngest son of Mrs Mary
Wightman, aged years and months.
The relatives and friends of the family respectful
~ inved to attend the funeral from the residence
his mother No II Greenwich street, this day. Tuesday
a5th, at 3 O'Clock, P NJ, without further notice.
On Sunday evening, 2Sd inst of scarlet fever, WILL
LIAM GEORGE infant son of VIM G. and Elizabeth Me-
Laughn, aged year and ii months.
Inc relatives and friends of the family respectful
ly invited to attend the funeral this Tuesday) after
noon, Mt o'clock from No. 10 Prince street without
further invitation.
ION Sunday, the 23d inst AMANDA NJ, daughter Of
Gilbert and Jane Monaghan, aged IL years.
The friends OF the family, and those Of Andrew Har
rson respectfully invited attend her funeral on
Tuesday afternoon 25th inst, at o'clock, from
Barclay street
On the oath inst, Robert MARTIN aged So years
His friends those Of his family and Of his law
Dr. F. Gray respectfully invited to attend his fnne
raj at half-pas O'Clock, p NJ, Wednesday the 10Th
May, from his late residence, No 40 James street
Suddenly on Monday, the oath inst, MARGARET re-
ct of Augustus c. Van Horne and daughter of Robert
Gilbert Livingston, deceased.
Her relatives and friends respectfully invited to
attend her funeral from the residence of her sonnaw
the goth inst, at o'clock p. NJ
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THE TELEGRAPHS.

During the afternoon communication was interfered
by atmospheric electricity We had made arrangements
ior receiving market reports Of to-day from Baltimore
bafalo and Boston, which will hereafter appear when
ever the lines are in working order but fear to-day
from the cause stated that if any thing through
1t may reach us too late for this paper.
At last accounts from Buffalo, canal boats were scarce
and as high as 81 37 81 80 demanded per barrel
for the freight of -four Albany nd from SIX 40 cts
for grain.
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bbls Michigan and Genesee at SO $50 So rs 1880 do
chiefly Genesee at SO rs a 50 SIN and 800 a 900 do
part Genesee, the remainder Michigan, ut So 6ss4 a
% 20 70 sl and 1000 do Genesee to arrive in June
at So % Small lots of Genesee little fancy on the
spot reported sold at 50 SIN The closing rates for
the article on hand were So rs s. sIl4 Wheat-We
report sales of $500 bush Ohio at So Cor,-The mar
Ret was irmer, and sales made to fair extent as
follows About $500 bushels Northern yellow were sold
atSl ia about 5000 do at 81 10 $500 do at 81 ID
1900 do, Northern white at 81 1000 do North aro-
Una to arrive being on its way, at 81 TO- and about
August at 5000 do, Northern yellow to arrive in
june at 81 Os. Meai-We report sales of 76O bbs New
Jersey at 80 25 RyeWe report about 5000 bush sold
atS "a 81 45; 100 do, at 81 a7k. A sale also
reported at 81 80 Oats-lOOO0 bush. were bought on
Government account the terms of which did not tran
holders in retail way held Canal it was said at Soc
CCASDLEs-SPsrm were steady at ale. -.
90 sumatra at 6Ac and 800 do st. Domingo at 61ac.
CorToN-There Is change in this article, the only
to-day
fsn-We report sales of $50 quntals dry cod at SO
o'1s; mackere were in good demand at Saturday 8
prices cargo of about 200 brls Halifax were atoat
and held at full prices
fnuIr-There nothing in bunch raisins,
w men continued to move at 81 90 Sl9o
HEMP-Nothing reported.
LEAD--Steady at 81 so. price of last sales
NioLAssEs-No sales OF moment TRANSFERRED
NAVAL SroREs-Tar continued firm, while other de-
serptons quiet
OILs-We report sales of 1000 gallons city pressed
linseed at cash and small lots of English at 62c
terms. There nothing in whale sperm; palm
was out of market.
PRovSIoNs-ln addition to the rumored sale ION Sa-
turday and day. of several thousand barrels of
pork We report sales made to-day of 500 brls of
mess and prime the former at SIG and the latter at
oD 100 do old mess were reported sold ut Sl5 25 and
Soo do old prime at Sl3 6 brls picked hams sold at
oc Beq-Saes were chiefly confined to the retail trade
at old prices LdrdWe report sales of 1873 kegs, not
prime actual tare, at l0c.
RIcEWe report sales Of about 800 tierces private
terms.
srEnsWe report sales Of 900 lbs Ohio Clover, at
&c, and 10000 do ut 61ac.
SuSAR-There was very little doing beyond supplying
retail wants small sale of about 20 hhds st. Cr0ix of
good quality reported at about &C. In Muscovados
and New Orleans we heard of no transactions.
WHALEBoNE-No transactions TRANSFERRED
WnisGEY-Sales Of this article in bbls made at
Soc: il was afterwards held at SIC.
tREiGHrs-Smal engagements made for Liver
pool at 3s and TO i'll Flour engaged by a British
vessel at Is 3D. TO Hayrc rates stood about follows
Flour 75c Grain l5c, and Cotton 3ac 10 Antwerp Lii
guilds were engaged at 40 To Glasgow, 80 tons bark
were engaged at S5s, and Corn Meal at IS 3D.
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CITY AMUsEMENTs.

BENEFIT OF MIR DYoTT.
pAhK TIhAjkE-Trssss.day Eysn,as May 2sth, will be
Mr. Dyo Corporal Bunting Bass Walter Lesssr ssS Ssn
Madeline Lester Mrs Hunt; Enor Lester Mrs Abbott Bes
Airlie Miss Flynn. ''
Mr. Austin Phillips will sing National Song entitled
10 conclude with MARRIED. RAKE-Mr Flighty. MIR {;
Barrett; Mrs Trlctnc, Mrs Hunt.
Doors open at o'cockths performances will commence
hafpast1
ROWERY THEATRE.-A w. JAcxsoN, Proprietor-ii
- STEVENS, Stage Man,geI5-Oa Tuesday Evening Ms,
pEBTs-sir Giles OveTeaeh Mr. Boohi Lord Loyel, Nj
Booth jun; Justice Greedy Hadaway; Lady Awoh, Mr..
Madison; Margaret QveTeach. Mrs sergrsnt,
koaring Ralph Stackpoe, MIR Hadaway; Bloody Nathan
Nea6e Edith Forester Mrs Telie Doe Mrs serg
cant; Child Miss Barnett.
Dress Circle 3. cents; Pit and Gallery l2,S cents
Doors opent On O'Clock. Performance commences at7K.
MRS. MASON'S BENEFIT
VI, COMpLIMtNTARY BENEFIT TO MRS. MA.
at the PARK THEATRE. 800
Ickets can be obtained from member of the
cured; Boxes s2-PtS
TIIhG non wtt;u Vim. Henry lie Roy.
w II p; Mi'hes Ihos Adds Emmett,
y, r ifslght, Bache McEyers,
EEoppeI' rmmnet' Samuel Is. Ruggles
J. Prescott Hail. Gro Wasb;o"aon t,
lanes .1ho%so,, y Beekman Fnlay,
SI"t1 pnonsoh,, samuel Glover
SSa,hi plooeyood, John Il. Brigham
8. i-e NY t>ewpoid, Herman LIE Roy,
Npoei, II. NoIfis, VIM. Edgar,
Mortimer Livingston, Joseph Blunt
John Stewart, Jr, III @ Ir Ro,,
Chas, a. Cnhoh James Monroe,
W - - Ky'.m"Sie'' Ghas L. Livingston,
Campbell r White, R RsaSe s h ks"t'
". Maurah, Al-x'r Hamilton Jr
iDaVi1 austen, Jr Lewis NJ. Rutherford
CCislo a. tMnen, Anthony l.. Robertson
Cnts Aug DAVIS, Henry Breeyoort.
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COUNTRY MILLINERS.

DETER ROBERTS T3 Broadway, would invite the no.
tenton OF those who purchasing their Spring Goods
20 ms stock OF aces vizMaeine Point de Paris Aleuc
Psossels and Pomp,o for trimming ha Black aud White
great variety Of other goods which he will sell Mt very low
p''rS vi Imsr
1 ,fHpS w. FIELD co, No. Bufng Slip offer for
sale large assortment of Printing, Writing Wrapping
"ppuwars, Envelope, Hanging, aud colored Paper
Taper Of any size or quality made order.
The highest market prices paid in cash for rags baegpg
cuttings, gnnny bagging rope and all
o"er KINDS OF Paper Manuiacturer's stock by
.,,,~x CYRUS w. FIELD CO,
~. .'' - No BurIing Slip. NY.
S,hn 1891 hEPOKTlNG-Dr. Houston, Stenographer TO
ncnate o. the United States informs those shng TO
G reporter special occasions that he may
$751; Broadway. " ~ 'S'e anu ''o"afo'' ""fS"
Dr. receives private pupils in his svsem Of steuop,apbe
reporting Terms $500 each NV '' '" ,'os'"'"s
New York, April 20, is4T a2a,Im,
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wAsnisoroN, May ~, lsl7.

II Duei StOfTt"'
Two young disciples Of Hppocrates, to wit Dr. Brax-
ton and DR. Perkins of King George Court House, VIZ
ginia understand, recently extended discussion
some point connected with the science OF medicine,
10 that extreme which Professor Espy would call the
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SCOTT'S BAZAAR.
NO q DEFY STRE 4 Il,

N p
Glands SCOTT has removed No Dey street 1.-THE
- street Of his former succes( and has opened splendid
place where he will up Dinners &C. in his Old style
that 80 much satisfaction 10 his custsmers,
variety Of hot Dinners VIII be given each day from 10 till
ofeverY dcscrpson, his old price Of One Shilling
additional charge for small extras bread butter SC
The finest Liquors that be nj his bar
the best favored Cigars
He will be happy his old friends and respectfully So
lclts the patronage Of the public in general.
Coffee, Nc, at any time until ~ r. NJ
lis tables will be supplied with the best European and all
the New York papers as Im.c
/ DUGAN AND BROTHERS, sLATERsia8 Broome
LIE street corner OF Broadway, New York. Roofs put
on y the best maaner old Roofs repaired and warranted tight
Henry street, Will be punctuay attended 10. mia im~c
SODA WATER AND APPARATUS. Matthews, No.
- i3 Ihird avenue, New York. manufacture, of All the
modem nIarausused for the manufacture drawing or bog
% soda Wser hoSgaphe Plate with printed directions
Iof e making OF soda Water aud syups also for the putting
up oIths apparatus aud its &C., will accompany each ap
Pofaeu'' m27 lmsrc
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TO FEE
LATEST MOMENT.
TIE LIE CIR APHsE

LATEST FROM SANTA FE.
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T2 and LET the Es,y JERSEY CITY
CROKER, Western Hotel '"s''s % M sisre
- BERGMAN HOUSE, No. So Beekman street. 0a,e
his friends and acquantances that he has opened The
aooyenamed house and ses hse that by strict attention
e business to merit share of public patronage The finest
yored ssEars He will be happy TO his old friends and re-
Which viii az least be eeua % n single lodging
Of cleanliness and respectful attention. Single meals a. ali
hours Of the day and evening Open till O'clock A. NJ
Aiee unch served up every day at II O'clock.
ma 2w-Ic JOSEPH WILSON
E:iH mGS;V " OAKLEY, Proprstor-The Nassau House
III spare no pains TO make It an agreeable visiting place for
n B. Livery Stable is attached to the hons. and
ance can be had any part of Island Carriages in read
ness on the arrival of the steamer take passengers 10 am
PeIt ., ule por, my23 lw.rc
IA REVERE HOUSE, Bowdoin Square. Boston
E:;H TINS extensive edifce completed and open for
-. the reception of company.
Inc rapid growth of the city and proportionae ia
character and that should be point of pen
dor in the United States With this the was
commenced and il believed has been
The furniture all made to order aud designed express
holsery manufactured and imported for the same
Costly mirrors and chandeliers chaste have
pee uislnpnted and every article selected TO
reponu WIN e general character OF the internal
IN the appropriated for ladies' especial
mas been gveb-having two entrances with magn
cent drawing room and ordinary of beauty Pr
vate pariors and suits of times obtained
The Gentenens dining hall will found AN attractive OBJ
Ject 81 eeg mt proportions aud n and the drawing
equally spacious aud beautiful improvements conye
nences are introduced that have originated with the poec
of being admirably located the hopes TO receive
and respectfully solicits liberal supgor.;;
mySo istisfbs&Tf.re fA"AN oiE'ENs' PROPRIETOR