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TN pursuance OF law, l. JAMES X. POLK, President OF
the United States Of America, do hereby declare and
make known, that public sales will be held the UNDER
mentioned land offices In the State of ARKANSAS, the
periods hereinafter designated to wit:
At the land office at HELENA, commencing on MON
DAY, the twelfth day of July for the disposal of the
public lands within the aforementioned townships and
parts of townships, to wit:
North Of the base line, and east Of the fh principal
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ITO Surgeons and PuTscrs In the Navy.-The subscr
bers importing gold epaulcts and trimmings under
the regulation of the lst of June, 1871 Surgeons passed
assistants assistants and pIrsers be supplied IN inc
shortest space of time necessary import the On
naned ubovc) describing rank will please send their
orders and address, by mail, to BAILEY co.
formerly Bailey and Kitchen,
June II-2aw3m 136 Chesnut-stfeet, Philadelphia
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Sections Quarter Sections OF Vacant Land :,
occupy the West OF Texas,

Half Sections Quarter Sections OF Vacant Land
occupy the West OF Texas,
ID ARE CHANCE, CRATlS.--The absence of number oil
II settlers allows offer during the year 1877 320acrcs
of the best land families and 100 acres to single IN
the colony of Castro, whose prosperity is well asceraned
Castrovlc contains 900 inhabitants The vlagc
of Quh nine miles from Castroville nunbers 90 families
90 families. Similar establishments successfully in
progress the circuit of the grant made by the gov
| eminent OF Texas to the subscriber.
Address for references HENRY CASTRO, Director
General and Fondator of the Colony Castrovle, Texas
March 4-2hm6me MAT Intel
| MUTUAL Life Insurance Go. OF New HotE, Nc. 81
lvx Wall streeS,aement presented to the at d
special meeting held 9Th day OF June, 1877
Gross amount of receipts to this date $57s,07 81
Deduct expenses and losses paid 1887 81
Nett accumulated fund $4Ol,s39 81
Hoe INFESTED.
| In bond and mortage unencumbered real
estate in the city of New York and Brook
| lyn, valued at twice the amount loaned
| United States State and city of
| New York stocks l26,5jO 10 lla
Opposite in Bank of New York 7Jl2 So
J Cash on hand 1854 90 |
Due from agents 4,1I2 63 Fl nfth
--$404,339 81
| Deduct losses not paid 5000 90
$399, 339 ga
M. ROBINSON, President.
't GHHhIE Leslie DE sELpNG No H. Tods Buildings
4 -,@ Pennsylvania Ayenie Agelil.'
W. P. JOHNSTON, M. D.. Conner Of f and It'll Street,
Physician. June A-2aw3n
TUNE REPORT of the Mutual Life Insurance Com
y pany of New York, No. So Wall street.
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tn ID. NiOSELY, United states Attorney,
l. the several States and federal courts held at Nash
vile.
Particular attention paid to the collection ofcaims
Office in the court honse NsshYlle. Tennessoe.
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ON the I4th of August lS45, the following notice was is
\ J sned from this Office
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ALEXANDER'S TRlC0BAPHE.
Improvement Of IS46.

'UNiiS new ana popular Liquid lAlh III r.,
~ its introduction has uneIamped but
ed the subscribers public,
further Improvement has lately been made, stands
unparalleled II coors the Hair either Black Brown
neousy and neither clothes and
niuring the h1ir mpars the beauty and elasticity youth
s superior excellence win be apparent single
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BEACH'S ANTLDYSPEPTIC PILLS.
BEACns sUDORlFIC TINcTURE OR SWEAT.

THIS one Of the GREATEST BIsCOYErIEs In medicine
freh - H. unequlIed power producing FREE rERsFIRATON
thus throwing % az tie violent colds coufh ove
hnmHaion md wing The scrdy and Gravel
thol- ttnciufc of Doe Uu atrr On m any On ri
of TIE body Ths medicine s valued ABOVE PRICE by those "a
miles VINO are acquainted with t and pircliry BY pnysans
Who us JOG tDr pueacr IL nseds only known 10 most
hfhy rfrrar md ~ icing ned hr rcrrent NJ my
s1dien and violent auck. Or WOULD MP THE WORST AND
MOST DANGERODf DISEASES rs THE BID No family or
physician would DO without ihs unfpa I'd remedy DID tbey
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Il 41l1 TIA
* ECEiVED per schr Grecnway, most sPlen-
DID .'.or,nes, % eesismsss ., which o beauty Of I'm
A cannot be surpassed and which win ss .elo- fose..h
app Formerly Amldon',
HATS AND CAPS, AT NO. 81.
~ GENTLEMEN wishing fashion
| ~ able liza, Cap. can be s,insd BY calling a,
| No. 81, where. at all umes. be found an
| E<11 a''0rnsn Mt nom The most esssr.,sd factories.
| fH No. 81, West Main Street
FRESH SPRING STOCK.
@> j. SOUTHER & CO.,
- I Manufacturers and Wholesale Deal
1 ers, take this opportunity to call the
attention OF the trade to their stock
OF HATS cars AND UMBRELLAS consisting Of every variety
found In the MARKET tho Of which being
,ue feel assured prices aud
We have large OF styles
English Luesr also Misses Palm
Leaf Boy, and Rutland Pe and Rice Pearl Cap.
Hats Se ke, something entirely In this market Having
been appointed Agents o the OF Glazed sk and
we are prsarrd tn Furnish to dealers manufacturers
ics Main street. opposite the Banks. M ~
WEBB, BACON Il co. OFFER FOR SALE
w ~ hhds Porto Rico
2o do Cuba Museovsdo
do 81 Cros ,,
100 P.stase- oaG. crushed and Powdered
woolseys, stuarts and Loverings
) Sc s.: ;; S':.::
5sS bags Rio
100 do laguayn
as do 81 Domingo l,,o...,-
(Sofrhn
so do Maraeabo
so do and n bbis r. Rico
40 bags Pepper
5 do Fimento
Cloves
SO boxes Oranges
Boxes Rasns
100 boIcs Sperm
DO Adamannc
DO Tanow loNNpLhS
so do and half boxes Hun. Patent
Brown and shaving Soap
50 packgs Guppowder and Imperial pau superior
20 do Powehong do fr"
500 sides Sole Leather. various quaIite.
Bales shoe Thread
1000 kegs cut Nails and Brads
ton. Bircred Steel
500 sacks Liverpool Blown
10 tons Nova Scotia Grindsones
500 Lime
70 S SS'i P pS.' Nader. WINE
barrels pure Cider Vinegar
90 bbls Tanners Oh
10 do Lamp do
100 bbls North Carolina ross Herring.
Barrels
Nos and 9 Maekerrl in whole half M at bbls
BauelsTar. Rice
IS don Painted Buckets
so doz Corn Brooms
$50 bags Patent and
Bar Lead Duponts GunPowder Saltpe.; Hops Indigo Mad
der Ground LoRwood Coppeas, Alum Chocolate; Brma;
uns Letter and Wrapping Paper Bed Cords Leading Lines
cotton harn' Lamp Wick Wrapping Irvine; Window
snu i"t'<, shhuiaeiufod Tobacco. &c ke NH ~
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DR.. BEACHS PRACTICE & MEDICINES

w. RANDOLPH d CO., booksellers Sta.
Rel mond Agents fo the Bssehs
defines Tue following the retail prieesa discount
uues-
American Family Physician being the Scientific
System Medicine Vegetable prime pies designed fo
enhancing the character symptoms
the disease. OF and children climates. by
The price. Medicine. are rs forows
Pulmonary Powder symp-Gor colds. coughs consumption
Ae'atve Powder Pa.am-IOr Impurities OF the blood
ef serosh sah Rheum seah bead decentralization Msrcura
syPhe aud eruptve .welns. fever sores as
'ulas and ailsutancou. adeeuon.-7Se
Restorative wihe all nervous complaints, s,uer.
debility dy,per.is WEAK hung. all female complaint. SeiSo
Pile Eeeu,yOr HcmOrrhsd. internal and Gov
rrmedy-i,o0
Neutrairing Mixture and Nursery Medene--fO
bus d,'encry, dianhrs Summer complaint,
children, induced by ,eethins den,iion-so
fevsr AMI Asue fo~drr-ot Bilious Fevrrs-
pnPhocdeor Fever rO~der.tOr all FebrHe and
puree DoPs-Or Gravel and the Kidneys
for ey,uti,. henlaiura, and all urinary ds-ase.-so
in all disea.e.-9S
Vegetable Emcueor Colds feves Inaamma,oy complaints.
&e-2S
lIePatie, OF Liver rins-fr complaints. ke-So
Rheumatic Liquid-for Rheumatism, spains Spinal Irritation
white wcns aEue in the face aud breasts Paraiyss-So
Rheumatic r'Ii'-lor acute and ehosie rheumai.u,-So
sudoune rneture OF Sweating Drops-or violent eos feve
nominations p'cui-y neuralgia bilious collie gave keSo
Worn rowde-o pin tape and common worms and also ior
Cough Psfo cold. coughs bronchitis pain and urhnes- An
the chest &e-25
Nervous Ps-ot Neuralgia. and all nervou. di-ca.e.-e5
Vegetable Anti Bilious PfoI all hillary diseases
dropsy, &e-2S
Anu Dysrepie Tonic dyspepsia OF Indigestion
iabual Cosveness Aedy Of the heartburn pain in
the breast aud sidr, dizziness. ke-50
Cough props-tor colds coughs structure Inham
nation or Irritation OF the bronchial tubes mpuon
lusng Phser-loT all deep seated pains
eina Organs Spinal Diseases Deafness Dissness, ke-5O
fennaic Pls-G,r ehorisis and other female eompantsSO
Caarrh Po~der-oT eatlTrh aud all distractions
Anodyne Pin.-lor Cramps, Fits. Se--SO
Compound Gnus Pouuee-fo Inflammation OF the Eyes
ulcers. ke-SO
EIPseioant DrOps-fo whooping Cough Group Asthma Ge
SO
Brown onmeut-fOr Itch Rheum 81 Anthony. Fire
ke-25
Compassion TOT ''eaming TOT white swelling Rheuma,m Piles
&e-SO
Medicinal Chests portion the Medeiuo, also
for sale a from SIG To siS.
Al these dicincs under Dr. Brachs
and have his and sgraMre
every boz package VIAL bottle &C
imposed upon By spurious limitations eounes
ARTICLES got up by Druggists by makers and vende
encs-and the public hccbs CAUTIONED
ARTICLES "Beaeh Medicines except
and rrtfcs each Of the above
For farther particulars respecting Dr. Beaehs
eines Pamphlet which be obtained
DR. BEACrs FAMILY PHYSICIAN and all III. MEDICINES
are for sale by the following Agents
kandoiph Co, Booksellers and Binders 1871 Main
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MAY l3ru-SECOND SUPPLY.
M are this day receiving Adams Cos Express. our
second supply OF Spring and Summer Goods
many and styles Rich elegant goods
such
Grenadines
Phil de Chavers ,,,,.
SaIony and sums
Fouafd
Tissues
Siik and Kid Gloves
Prints OF styles
Beuges BalL1rines, Linen Cambria
Linen Cambrics: Lawns
Pars Pointed Jaconstts Striped Muslins
Mlts AID tc--N, CraIe Shaws g., &c together with
at unu.u
ally Call and eTAmnc pueha sing here
BINFORD A. FRY,
nv IL M II5. Eagle Square
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FOR ~ ~ ci0rs Of Che Liver and Bay Organs These PIN
have been found every of Liver CouInta SOVEREIGN
REMEDY. They att SPECIFICALLY UrON THE LIVER an,
have 40 Immediate 'nrc 40 diseases ~ Drrsn rrnovin
pain. enlargement. hnamna chronic ye1wness
c'rpcrrn low rpu du1aos hCavncus and uict aecompa
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STATE or MAErL,sr,

BALTIx CRY,
P itTmemberrd that day January ls45 before me-
the subscriber Justice safe in and for the
aforesaid personally appeared Benedict Green and made
Holy E.srgey Almighty God that the natter ard
facts forth certificate are us and trc a,
stated. before JESSE CLUIn. p
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NOTICE To FARMERS AND
VEGETABLES.
tT1 TsNHE subscriber would most res.
e4.- ess,5aly s' the snea, Of the Farmer,
- and Kip BrOsuss and Boot, has
iurc Having Ind long the
aele OF Bcgues well al other kinds Of Hoo aid
thinks and has od believe. FaIIne
visiting the city this would take
on him at No 2l5, Broad stcet shookoe Hill that they
lind the aud best Boots Shoes farming
ps a they have ever before met with Virginia and
corresponding with the lie would add
red 10 furnish make such
as eoars heavy Russell and Black Bogues for Farm
ne aud bound DO and in TACT description usually called
for suitable for the approaching tall and winter.
u II. FRANKLIN,
Manufacturer AMI Dealer n Boots nd shoes.
" B-Thofe farmers who may be pleased
sure order for their shoes for may
MAT they SHAH be promptly attended without dsapponmcnt
lLoe who have heretofore
the character of hrs work he would respectfully
following gentlemen Mess War~iek, BIO. Ca a Thomis
ESQ g Crane E-q' Myers, Efq and W wekham, Esq.
j. - ID A. r.
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SELECTIONS FROM NASH &. WOOD.
HOUSES STOCK OF
THEOLOGICAL BOOKS.

FENR Christian Ministry, Inquiry Causes u IT.
u insfheency by the Rev. Charles BHigrs
Commentary Of Saint PauIs Episic GALATIANS by Mar
TN Luther
Lectures the Episre Of Paul the Apostle by
Thomas Chaimers, u
The Church uniyefaa Of Dseoufse' the True
prchenson Of the Church. exhibited mainly Holy
lures BY John r. Stone u ~
Christ the Cos Exposition Of the Twenty Palm
by the Rev John Stevenson
Essiys on The Church of God by John Mason
The Lord SHEPHERD. Erpnstion the Twenty Third
Palm by the Rev John sievenion
Lectures on the Law and the Gospel by ~ Tyrg. u ~
On ihe Miaculous and Internal Evidences The Can r.
hGion and The Authority % 10 Records by Thoml
Eseys on Episcopscy. ~ John Mason. NJ
Missionary ahoufs and Scenes SOUTHERN Aca BY Robert
Nonat Missionary
Primary Inspiration NJ the Holy Scriptures by gausn
new Exposition Of the APOCALYPSE; BY David lord
Leenrrs n Young Men, important subjects by Hen
~ w Beeeher Twelve ConeFe sermons
The Coming Of Lord Key the Boob Of Revelation by
Rev Jsmcs NJ. Macdonald
The Practical Doctrine Of the hposioiea SUGGEST, examined
with delncaon Of the High Church System By Rev ~ 4.
Boaftman.
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5kNHt. COW BOOk.-A Treatise on MncH
II cows, whereby the a anty and quality Mix which any
Cow will give be- accurately determined by
mark external ind of con
unuc milk &e By Francis Gueonon. Franes-
Tnnsltrd from n French by Tds Esq Introductory
Remarks and Obseryaion'on the Cow and Dy by John
nef q Tue Farmers Library Illustrated by Enga
5h edition Price a.
supply OF Tic above, received and
Ie2J CFfI5HRR, under the Exchange IIoe.
4 OAF SUGARS.-2OU packages Loaf and
- Powdered Sugars, branded "woolsey," Lowering" and
"Sswau"-For sale BY
je 25-lOt DAVENPORT. ALLEN 4 Co
lCORICE.-2OO cases Mass and Stick Lii
- coriCe, Of the best brands saie BY
Jr2J-i0t DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 co.
sDOTO RICO SUGAR-i6 bhiI prime dry P. Rico Sugar,
landing .or yale.
je2s WEBB BACON co.
RACON sIDES-Ig hbds ofetesncnt quality for sale.
II y - WEBB BACON 60.
IHEHHINGS-sCO barrels n. O. Cut ncrdng., Inspecting
- this morning, and for sale b.
js9a WEBB BACON co.
SPICES Numsrs Mace, Cloves, Cnusmon Pepper Ginger
- Ahpec, &c, sc, tor sale by PURCELL 4 LADD,
Je 90 Druggist lOi. Main st.
M EHCRR POTATOES.-20 bis Mercer Potatoes land
Lfh this day from chr Atlantic Dock and for by
Jo9 JAaEs n. AeCANDLlsH
DnBASKETS Superior Grape Champagne
sO 10 do do Liberty 10, received and
sale BY JOHN q. OLDNER,
my rs 52iNan t.
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DISSOLUTION.

TENHE Partnership heretofore existing between
II the subscribers under the and style OF
r. II j. S. JAMES & CO., Of Richmond, and
FL. EDWIN JAMES & co. Of Petersburg,
Is this day Dissolved Each authorized the
at ~ Er aud thereby bind purpose
the business the for the OF mak
accepting endorsing either for the said late r
for continuing the accommodation be "a others
rhe deb, which aocgmulaing during the
be- collected without unreasonable delay We ask
therefore that debtors AL Will forward ana
an sey and Satisfactory for such portions Of
d9b they discharge We wish TO avoid Law suits
~ possible. FLEMING JAMES,
EDWIN JAMES
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TEMPERANCE ThLEa
L w. RANDOLPH a. CO, 121, Main ST.,
- have fof sale
Christmas Bon for tho Sons of Tempenses by Arthur
Use
Stories o. tho Pounaia Rock, s,re, Of Poues Ten
perancs Tales, ny u Neaks-I9
War Of 1000 years BY White and PIeasanb--7s
Fsmfy Secrets Hints would make home happy
BY Mrs. EHs--el
Pea fcs the Incorporate, BY d N Ruse N DIS
Tompsfance Tales, in vol-i,sO. my IA
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EICARDO'S
PALMA CHRISTI P0MADE.

The Proprietor of this NEW and beautiful pre-
confidently recommends equal world
for imparng beautiful son and glossy the Hair
promoting its grow h.. and preventing Is falling
DIR. JACkSON'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR,
For Preserving and Bcautifying the TEETH.
SSD PURIFYING the BRE4TH
This article will be found invaluable, where
persons subject son. Swelling Bleeding GHns-for whten
and giving hmness the TA and them from be
Coming loose decayfor rendering delicious freshness the
breath neulrazinE the Odour bad Teebe bad breath OF
Soksrs persons dsordeed This
lent and BalSamie which implicit reliance be
placed has the approval the respectable Ply
Fcians and Dentists both Europe and United
For sale by Duva Purcell n Duval r. Johnston j. r. Du
val Co. J. H. Eusiaee NJ Zsehrsson A. Leslie A. Bo
decker Bro, RiehsHd Spotswood a Robertson C. Coring
Co.. PsbHrg .. Breeder. BfneAeser; J. Cooke, Ereaes
burg and by all the principal u s.
X q c. A. Wright Sole Agents the u. =, Philadelphia
n02s--u
Nash FOR RAGs-The Franklin Manufacturing Company
~ intending extend their of Paper win
sash the hghepree for and linen Rags white eooured
Country Merchants forward parcels of the subeTi
D ~ who will Temiipay menta he may be directed.
JOHN RICHARDS,
superintendent rankin Ma Comply.
Richmond May 10th ls46.
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Oh TONS LUMP PLASTER on board schr.
OJO FHrht % be anded ~ the Dock forse BY
wI WORTHAM, McGRUDER Co
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THE PARLOR MAGAZINE.
II. Il. NeadieN, Editor.

rTNHIS Magazine formerly under the care of ID. Mead
j. T. Headley, author OF Napoleon and his MarshaIs
'.Wasngton and his Generals, Letters from Italy," Mc
&c We hazard nothing in saving that this Magazine is
destined to fill large place pubic destinations that it
will not only maintain its present enviable reputaon but
panion many circle which a stranger, glad
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make this POPULAR MAGAZINE OF the day and
while awaiting himself of assistance from the best writer's
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1t will continue maintain its high moral tone, and
nothing will be admitted its columns which will min
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while moves IN different path, and is not exposed TO the
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Under the editorial charge OF j. T. Headey the popular
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try.n-Nanfuekei Enquirer.
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General Agency at Warrington.

TVHIRTY-THREE years. perence as clerk in one of
the principal accounting offices the Treasury cd
Auditor') has qualified the subscriber undertake gem
eral agency business the of the federal
and the transaction of any business the public depart
ment, before Congress An intimate acquaintance with
all matters of business in the several departments and b-
knowledge of the laws and the principles esab-
shed by decisions in the executive departments relation
TO almost every subject connected with public
transactions, with which he has become familiar from long
experience in the public service affords him advantages and
facilities which, perhaps few others possess. His attention
VIII be directed to the of claims of char
acser embracing revolutionary claims against the United
States or individual States, whether for lands money
pensions OF all kinds continuation for half pay and boun
ties; claims growing out of contracts with the United
Staes examination of titles, and procuring patents
ands return oil duties, remission of fines forlures
uder The revenue other laws the prosecution Of claims
arising out OF transactions connected with the Florida or
Mexican wars claims before any board of commissioners
hereafter TO be formed the sale purchase real
estate and generally the transaction of any and every
description OF business in which the services of agent
may be required I1E s}T
The subscriber is extensively known city of Wash
ing, to the civil officers of the government many officers
both OF the army and navy well MS 10 members OF Con-
gress, to Whom general reference is made. The following
gentlemen selected, whom, If necessary particular
reference is requested, to wit; ttF vs.
JAMES w. MCCULLon, First Comptroller OF the Treasury
ALBION X. PARIS, Second do do
PETER HaoNER, Third Auditor of the Treasury.
Gen. Thomas $. JEsUP, Quart. Master General u S. A.
Gen GEORGE GIBSON, Commissary General of Subsistence
Gen. ROGER JONES' Adjutant General.
Gen. NATHAN TowsoN, Paymaster General.
Col JOSEPH c. TorrEN, Chief of the Corps of Engineers
Col JOHN ALBERT, Chief of Typographical Engineers
RICHARD SMITH esq, Cashier Metropolis Bank.
JAMES THOMPSON, esq., Chief Clerk Third AUDITORS Office
RICHARD BURGESS.
June 29-ly