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The Arkansas banner., 1850-10-08
ST. MARY'S ACADEMY,
 FOR YOUNG LADIES,
Little R Rock, Arkansas.

1TNHIS Instiiulion. under ths especial patronage 1 oT Right Reverend DF. BSREE, is now open for the Feeeptioa of boaFders Situated 10 retired part of the city of Little Rock, possesses every advan- tsgs which contribute t0 the bealth and haPPi- ness of the Pupils. The AdditiOos now being made to the already spacious budings-togetheT with it's extensive and beautifh grounds. will reader tt one of the most eommoiious and delightful institutions of the West.
 The Scholastic year commences the first Monday in SeptembeF--the annual vacation the 18th July. Pupils received at any time, but not for shorter period than three months, and deduction. Il with drawn before the expiration of the session. except in case of protraeted sickness. The course of studies embraces all the branches usually taught in the best Schools for Young Ladies. The most constant Attente will be paid ,othe nor. al a well as to the mental education of the pupils. During the hours of recreation the young ladies always under the care Of one of the teacbefsin short. everything promoting the welfare Of the pupils will be an object of the most conscientious attention.
 Each ysas< !say must be provided with knife. loGk spooD, gobbie. six table napkins six changes of linen, work and dressing box, combs. brush, towels, &e., &e.
 At the end of each quarter the young lady most distinguished for general good conduct and psoh- eieney in studies will be rewarded by the honoaFy decoration of medal, and every proper means employed to inspire Iaudabie emulation amongst l the pupils.
 Pupils ot every reiigious denomination are admit led into the institution and no improper influence ever used to bias the religious principles of the young adiesbut for the sake of order all bosrders are required to conform to the general regulations of the Academy.
 All correspondence of the pupils, except that ol parents. will be subject to the inspection Of the Principal.
 The parents or guardians of the young ladies are required to deposie with the Principal or some re- spcnsibie person in the city sum of money sufficient to meet all contingent expenses. The French department wi', be under the diree- ton of one who has resided several years in France, l and is familiar with the ParisiaR accent. in the musical department the Principal will be aided by Mrs OLIVER. the 0rganst Of the Cathedral, a lady well known to be eminently qualified to im- part thorough practical knowledge of the science. She will also give private lessons on the Piano or Organ to those wishing to take them. l Terms for BoardeEs per session of Months: Board and Tuition in all the branches pertaining to a thorough English education, $50 % Washing, use of bed and bedding. ...l5 %
The Arkansas banner., 1850-10-08
shoes: Shoes!

ID EcLiVED. per mail boat. IT cases R Womeas', Men aud Boys Shoes
 Also, cases Rassst brOgass, which gre for sac cheap. al A. J. hU 2,
 Aug. 6. 1850 -
The Arkansas banner., 1850-10-08

IRON and STEEI--4.0o0 lbs flat, round an l square bar Iron; 800 be horseshoe lrea; SO Diamead Piow Msulds:
 a Cary do dc
 40n lhs Spring Steel
 lsO E. Gsrnsa de Received and fss sale hy s1 FsA i2 WA '. wAfK
The Arkansas banner., 1850-10-08

NoAIPLow PoINTS.-A supply receive IN per Steamer Woods@an. by VIM B. WAIT Jaiy 3, 1850
The Arkansas banner., 1850-10-08

NEILLET sEED-4o Bags Millet Seed. rscei l MI ved and for sale by WM. B. WAIT. April 2, 1850.
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New for It!!

AM now preparing to start on my reRalsf " to Nsw York. fer my supply of goods TOT s~ fall and winter and am beasd ,e call sPon sa !. debted to me to "Fork Over" CT Icasset ssissS my haaiacss. heps all wili esms ap, asd = the Mark" and all claims Againss me, sm ~ lo settle ppon presentation. D. C. FuLaoN
 LAiils Rock. Jsns II, fss0
The Arkansas banner., 1850-10-08

Persons desiring hosses shod in the most approved manner, sfteI any particular style, will fad sx- perenced workmen in this particular branch ol business. whose work is wauaniedto give perfect sat'tsesion. lie prepared 10 execute all kinds oi repairing of Steam engines, Saw and Grisi mills sad Gin Gearing. Plantation work of all kinds made 10 order. and at short notice.
 Orders from distance, accompanied with the cash or aceeptiole city references. will meet with prompt attention.
 He solieiis share of pablie patronage.
 Little Rock. July g. lS50.-7-At-6m
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CT0vES.--la No. }. "Troy" Air-tight Stoves. 10 2,
 Received and for sale by VIM. B. WAIT.
 
 LNLOUR.-50 Bis. Illinois, received. and for sale, I by WA. U. WAIT.
 July 30, 1850. E7-
 ARD.-30 Kegs of Leaf Lard, ioz ssmiiy use 1l just received. and f0s safe by FATkERLY & CLEMENTS.
 Jaiy l5, 1850.
 0PERM cANDLEs.-s Boxss tus. received sad O hs sale V YATHERLY a cLEMENTd.
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BLaCKSMITHING ESTABLISHMENT, Corner of scott and Elm streets, nearly op.
 p0site the Anthony House.
 ROBERT ERODE. HAVING recently erected Iargeand csmiiodi- HI ous building, for

the purpose of conduct ing the above business in all its various bsanch- es. is now prepared 10 execute all orders in his line, with neaiBess and dispatch. Wfough,-ioa
 work for sil purposes,
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ATrENTIONf .. s. All A FEW Army Caps. made of 6ne materials. "A and eil-cloth covers. Received and for sais hy JOHN DAVIS. Llstls Rock, ysly 3, 1850.
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vXYHlSKEY.s-0o Bbls received and for sals by w RATHERLY & CLEMENTS
 Apsa n isD
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Peacock Flows.

LUST received per Mall Boats-30 one horse sD Peacock Flows; 10 do. do. Valley Flows; 10 two horse Peacock Flows. Apply te Feb. 26. 1850. A. J. HUTT.
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J Bead and Lace work, Knitting and Netting Flow CTS. will be taught free oI charge-the pupils fur. nishing the materials. Borders pay the current expenses mi-annually in advance. Day scholars quarterly. There will be an extra charge of Sl5 0Q for those spending the annual vacation at the Institution. For further particulars, apply by letter person. ally to Miss VIcrOR, Principal of the Institute.
 REFERE ENCES:
 Right Rev. Dr. BvRxE,
 Hon. $. C. RoANE,
 Gen. s. II. HEMrsrEAD,\
 Col l.. J. REARDoN, A"'s ""s~'
 JOHN BRowN. Esq,
 D. w. CARROLL, Esq.
 Rev.J MoIAGHAx. ]
 Rev. J. FLANAGAN,
 J. DEvEREAux, Esq, o-,..
 N. DEvEREAux, Esq, "' 0''
 BARTHOLOMEW MULLEN,
 JAMES s. CONWAY, Esq.
 Judge HASLY, Helena. Judge MEANT, Coiumbis. Agent for the Institution, HUGH BROGAN. July l6. ls50.-7-45-ly.
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The Best Remedy Ever known 10 Han. NOR Coughs, Asthma. Colds, Group. Bronchitis N Inauenza, Bleeding of the Lungs, Difficulty o Breathing, Liver Adeciiens, Pain or Weakness o the Breast or Side, First Stage of Consuption, Sc.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS,
 y. B. JOHNSON, ATTORNEY A AT LAW LITTLE ROCK. ARK | Oct 1, 1850. 4-
 s. \. BRANDENBURG, A TTORNEY AT LAW,
 LAwRENcEvILLE, ARK,s. TWILL practice in the counties Of Philips. St. l w Francis and Monroe, in the 6fst Judicial Cir. cult; he counties ol Desha and Arkansas, in the secoad Judicial Circuit and the coanty of Prairie in the hh Judicial Circuit and will pay strict at- ienton to the collection of debts in any part of ee State, and w also act agent for the sale of lands 1 and paying taxes, &e.
 Residence in LawreneeviIle, Monroe O., Arks. ! Sept. l7, IS50.-S-2-lY SAMUEL McCLARTY, Attorney at Law and solicitor in Chancery, PINE BLUFFS,
 JEFFERSON COUNTY, ARKANSAS. Aug. %, ls50.-7-50-Iy
 JOHN T. TleEGG, ATTORNEY A AT LAW. LITTLE ROCK, ARK.
 May sl. 1850. ST.
 HENRY M. RECTOR. ATTORNEY < COUNSELLOR AF LAW. fnM1ea mH WILL PRACTICE in the Counties of Saline, w Hot Springs, Perry, Montgomery. and inc courts at Little Rock. Any business entrusted to his care will receive prompt attention.
 E. CUMMENS,
 Attorney and Counsellor at Law, AND SOLICITOR IN CHANCRRY
 LITTLE ROCK. ARK
 JAMES T. BROWN,
 ATTORNEY AT LAW,
 Arkansas Post, Ark, Will practice his profession In the Second Judicial Circuit, and will attend 10 tho collection of debts and the investigation of land claims in every part of Arkansas. tl6
 B. T. DUVAL,
 ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR ATLAW. AND SOLICITOR IN cHANcERY,
 Fort Smith, Arkansas.
 R. H. JOHNSON,
 Attorney at Law,
 LITTLE Rock, ARK.
 JOHN B. BORDEN, ATTOR NEY AT LAW. Resides in Lewisyills, Lafayette County, Ark; A ND will practice in the courts of the 9th Judi "A cial district All business confided to his man agement will receive prompt and LAMBERT A. WHITLEY,
 ATTORNEY 1T LAW,
 OFFICE ON MARKHAM STREET
 LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS.
 JAMES A WILSON ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR 1T LAW
 YELLvILLE, ARKANSAS.
 DAVID W. CARROLL, A IE G1I8 r AZ IA WV
 Little Rock,
 ma3Olyl ARKANSAS. Ino2s
 JOHN QUlLLIN, ATTORNEY < COUNSELLOR LAW, soLICITO RINC CHANCERY. 0TFIoE-Eldorado, Union county. Arkansas.
 s. N. MEMPsTEAD, ATTORNEY A AT LAW OFFICE ON MARKHAM STREET. LITTLE ROCK ARKs. If J. M. TEBBETTS, ATTORNEY < COUNSELLOR ATLAW, Fayetteville, Arkansas. | GEO. C. WATKINS. As.M.c cURRAS WATKINS & CURRAN, ! ATTORNEYS AT LAW
 LITTLE ROCK ARKANSAS ELIAS N. CONWAY, ATTORNEY 1T LAW, < GENERAL LAND AGENT | LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS, l TWILL ATTEND to the collection of debts in W any part of the State, to buying and selling lands, paying taxes, redeemlng lands forfeited for taxes, &c. lie s authorized 10 sell lands enoasL for three or four thousand good plantations, and al i chsap rates, for eash.
 l To insure attention, commu nicaions must be pos paid.
 l Little Rock, Jan. Is, 1850. l9-ly J. G. YEIS FER ID RESPECTFULLY tenders his pro- GsA, IG iessonal serviees to the ei,zensi of this place and vicinity. Q11p 1 Insertion of teeth from one to full set. Ladies waited op at their residences. All work warranted 0eiee. No, l5, Anthony House. l Little Rock, July 90, 1850 47- EXC LSlO RID ALEXANDER MILITARY INSTITUTE, l TULIP, DALLAS COUNTY, ARKANSAS. TIRE second session Oi this institute commences
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Jenny Lind,

To the Editor Of The Nec York Tribune;
Have you heard Jenny Lind y and "What
think you of the Nightingale p are questions
asked by every country correspondent; andthose
wholivc in the city take shame to themselves if
they have not been again and again to hear one
whose fame brings thousands and thousands from
the South and the far West, to wonder at her,
and drink in such music as never sounded from
mortal lips before. Nor are the most unearned
in art without full reward. gentleman not
long since. who has little knowledge of scientific
music, went with the expectation that he should
not be able to appreciate Miss Linds singing, and
should of course be disappointed When the first
tones of her glorious voice fell on his ear, he felt
as if new sense had been born within him.
Ere long he was carried away by enthusiasm,
that he began to applaud violently with hands
and feet, and finally, in tUrore of ecstacy, to
shout. His wife tried to demonstrate against such
an outbreak; but with a gesture of warning, he
cried Don't stop me there was no answer
ing for the consequences! During the night he
was pacing his room in irrepressbe excitement
being so full of music he could not think of
rest
The uninitiated auditor is struck at first with
the marvellous clearness and power of Jenny
Linds voice Then its sweetness penetrates
him, and thrills through every fiber Of his being
By the magic Of this concert OF sweet sounds
every varying emotion OF the human heart is call
ed into play; now her pathos melts the soul, or
the depth oil tender sorrow steepsitin tears now
her sweet and solemn plaintiveness bears it up
ward as en- angels wings anon her light and Joy
Gus carolling ike the rich notes of the lark down
cropping from the sky, or the mock bird in his
rees'' Widest gush OF song, fills the listeners
breast with delight which mere words could
never never express. The wonderful manner in which
ner voice, after rising to its highest notes, dies
away IN the taintest whisper Of melody-so low
as 10 seem but the ghost Of sound-yet audible
throughout the vast building-cannot fail to as
tonlsh all who have thought her delicious warb
ing carried the admiration to its greatest hight
But few nights remain, in which our citizens
can N@ NE 1le opportunity, and none should let it
slip. We know gentleman who, on a visit to
Europe was so tormented with questions about
Niagara, that, ashamed to acknowledge he had
never seen the great cataract, he told white
hes about it, and Went to see it Immediately on
LIS return There viii be no chance of mending
ones negligence in this case. Niagara keeDs it's
place; but the nightingale is plurning her wing
Tor fight.
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TO LET.

FENO LEI-Fouf or i've pleasant Rooms,
h M West r"en'eth-sl. hy snal family Of lhrae
eren w1hoai board, with partial board. Use OF bath
lnEcoih included Inquire above, a. Cherr-sI
in the store. nj lS+
TENO LET ON SHARES, AS A MILK
State Of New Jersey The cotsnant VIII Hea capital OF
1850. Apply to ABRAHAM BELL s SON.
nj lwf III Futonst
ITO LET-The LECTURE ROOM Of
4 the Society Library Building corner of Broadway and
Leonard-sl for Sabbath days. Apply 10 THOMAS 5.
MILLER, SIT Greenwich-st o2e Inn
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PosTPoNEMEST OF TIE WESTERN ART UNION
OF ClNclsNArl-The distribution of prizes is
PosfPoned unt the 3ist tot OF 5a9bqary next Books
Powers Statue Of the Greek Slave is among the
prizes for distribution this year. 1t is valued at
$4,000.
10 The census Of ST. Augustine, Fla, shows
population OF $3.50, decrease Of so since 1870,
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MEDICINES.
TENEN THOUSAND CURES mi

FENEN THOUSAND CURES and NOT
4 SINGLE FAILURE. DR. aASrtN6s COM.
POUND SYRUP OF NAPFHA, celebrated thronghon,
both Continents Tor re wonderful cures OF Consumption,
Asthma Declue Sptt.ng OF Blood, Might S5yea Difficult
Breathing Coughs. Colds and al diseases o. toe Chest and
frSefec upon me system : mid and soothing, the
same n.e certain and eitcacousTaTeiy Slns 10 gTe re-
lt tupuu tie first appicaslr ala by repeating II lew
times permanent cure : etetitd >,,r
Tee prupreor therefore. only recommends nls NAP
TIA SYRUP bu warrants Il 10 cure he warrants u 10
upon the Chye aud lutylt; he warrants 10 feiioSe
blood he warrants Il m upea The internal and external
pofcS OF The body, and eject all The obnoxious pancies
Which have accumulated IL the system lie warrants -
CURING DISEASED LUNGS,
Hectic Fever Night SN eats Dyspepsia Liver Complaints
PHinpte CheStsud Asthma and he ~ar1S ii 10 arrsi me
formation OF uterceS II the lungs and 70 heal nose Already
orucd So that persons ~ consumption may axe Win me
positive confidence o. cIrc for lbs great seal OF
sctou Is IN The Lungs, which peuetfates IN nj directions
purifying them o everything obnoxious in lis progress and
which fappded according 10 drecsous, fail 10 leave
In a perfect healthy condition.
DR.. HASTINGS COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPTHA
Is hghhy recommended By the Medical Profession Tina!
eminent Physician Dr. Mott OF Newly orA saws that
Arnold the Marine Hosptal. Savannah; Dr. Ware of
Liverpool, England, DR.. Boyd of Lancaster DR. Hamilton
Get tic Medical Journal and Brai'hwateS Retrospect all
accord it the convincing certificates OF ~ virtues
In this country it has been used with distinguished sue
cess. - -
None genuine without the written signature OF N A F.
HARRISON on The wrapper Price 81 per bottle, or six
bottles tor S.. Principal OEce l5 Greeuwtch-st New
York.
Sold in Newark by R. Van Buskirk in Albany by G.
rockingham. in Boston by Reading Co in Philadelphia
by ZeberN Co Third-st below Chestnut and in Baltimore
Sold in New.York by f NJ Guon, 1877 Bowery; H.!C.
Sanders S2j Bowery; JOHN B. Dodd III Broadway, and
Codngton. S03 undsonst OBJ litTuTh&Ss
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Law IL CAyApA-At the Assizes now being
held at Hamilton, C. W.-Jude Draper presiding
sentence of death has been recorded against
William Walker, the late Postmaster at Brant-
ford, forpuyloining Bank notes from letters pass
ing through his hands this being the stern penalty
attached to his crime by the Imperial statute IN
der which he was tried Under the same statute,
saws the Monteal Herald it will be remembered, a
young mana steamboat mail condactor,-was
tried and convicted, upon his own confession dur
ing the late criminal term in this city. There is
considerable feeling in Montreal against the sever
ity of the punishment.
MINERAL LANDS IN VIRGINIA.-At Richmond,
Va meeting has been held, at which it was Re
solved to call Convention of all persons inter
esed in mines and manufactures in Virginia, to
consider the present condition Of those interests,
and the best means of promoting them.
syow-On Saturday and Sunday last week
snow fell at Burlington VI to the depth Of about
five inches occasioninng muchdanger to fruit and
shade trees, by breaking down their branches,
which were not fully Invested of foliage.
IL Hon. VIM Appleton of Boston has dooa-
ted the sum Of $4,000 TO the Mclean Asylum for
the Insane in that city
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FOR SALE.
NEW VILLAGE or HERMANN.

NEW VILLAGE OF HERMANN
l VILLE-0NLY $25 for a H0MESTEAD.-24 Farms
worth over $500 aud 64o0 LOTS, be distributed among
500 subscribers Each subscriber entitled Lots p
acres. The shares limited Sl5-payabe-S5 when
subscribed for 8 on day OF distribution, and balance in
subscribed
The Los are situated in the village ofHERMANNvILLE,
mile east OF Lake Road Station, the Long Island
fewYork Its Of the heahiest places in the United
States, within one mile Of ROnkoukOma Lake which is
about three miles in circumference OF singular Transparent
cy and of great depth with abundancei OF FISH. The
village is but miles distant from the great South Bay,
which is miles wide 40 miles long, abuudanLy supplied
with oysters, Clans, and fish of various kinds
These lands Will produce as much per acre with the same
cultivation, any land within fifty miles OF Ne"Y ork.
The Suffolk County Agricultural Society, at meeting on
2lh September 1859 awarded premiums for the production
OF these lands as may be seen ny the following letter.
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WINDOW SHADES.

SO 0OO WINDOW SHADES of eve
eb0YsOOOry description, Wholesale and Reatail, as
great bargains lots suit purchasers from % up at 1853
PEARL four doors from Chahnm-st Trimmings Cambrlcs,
&c for lhe Trade. lol2 Ina W. " JEWS.
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MEDICAL OFFICE, 1916 Bowery, for

I'VE the rREATMENr OF CHRONIC DISEASES
DR.. UPliAM coufnes himself ollie practice, and
may be consulted in relation any disease, from o'clock
in the morning TIL O'Clock IN the evening The Doctors
remedies for Dyspepsia Liver Complaints, Scruula and
rheumatism, unriVUleI and warranted cure oil
cases. FOR THE PILES
DR.. UPHAMS ElCctuaTy IAN internal remedy Is GER
tain tor PILES in every form Sold by the proprietor,
lej Bowcry; S Tousoy, les Na9saust, Mrs days, rs
Fu,ons Brooklyn and by Druggists throughout the Unit
ed States ol9 lmeodt
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a T PRIVATE SAFE at HARLEM

q I PRIVATE SALE at HARLEM-
4 "A SIX LOTS OF GROUND, 4 OF them fronting oa The
4th avenue, commencing the northwest corner OF fAth
street and running The center Of the block; and d.
recty In the rear and fronting l23th street On the
l28lh street lots is substantial three-story brick building
80 feet front with basement and unier-cear, finished with
marble manles, CRATES, &c with pumps in the kitchen
from well and cisern everything being complete for
genlee family For terms and further particulars apply
10 ANTHONY BLEECKER, Auctioneer, No. Broad
street. uj lW
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CIRCUIT coURr-B eore Judge Edwards
Jacob La Farce W lillian SheaAction for alleged sian
der already referred TO- the Jury returned scaieo verdict
Thomas 1foyyiIvs Helen M MorrIl-Sut for divorce on
The pround of iufdey rs relates Italian named-and
cross uii-n which Mrs. NJ charges plalnuh WIN I'M
pr0prety Motion was made by Messrs wilson and Ger
ard a HE i.pued down Tor al at tue pres
emf term The Bill Mr. w said hed four years age,
and has been fought of by exceptions and oher grouhs
producing delay The motion was opposed 10 ny MI r.
Sanford chiefly on the ground sworn TO- that MIS- NJ
with her father al Harlem, and has not had an OPP
portunitv 10 speak him, her cOnncl slnce July asl w
few DAYS ago; also that Mr. 6. as sworn TO by himself
was NOT aware of the nature decision settling The egn
ed issue made in Sept last till 18th Oct; also mat meas
ures have been taken 10 appeal from that ORDER Argument
was Lizard. ,-,,tt IT,
.4byaham Moore VS. Ioloiedbim 4 Ian l7tkeH5argf-Io
receives balance S482 said 10 he due the flrH oil j. H.
KnaDp and Son wholesale gr0cers the claim beng soid 10
uieurG for 80 per cent Nj Van resides al HuasoAahd
contend that tie goods sold to his son Chri's anu
on hiegccount winch denied. Testimony was taken
Mr. Kpaup being admitted witness. To be contnlgi
is forenoon For pitt Mir Jordani for didL Mr. McO!e
SrrRlME COURT Special Trm, = Before
Judge Dccsions-In lie matter of the Guy on
orenig 2d-ay-Ru terminating n Boundary OF Land ID be
taken 10 lire Of l27l-s VIM airmT appointed COM
missioner in place of Peter SweeDy, resigned
Iebe1 vs. Foloier-Suit against Moore aduis Renewed
In the matter OF opening Boomingdae Toad Geo. Park
Cornish vs. CotH5ia.-Report confirmed.
CoURI OF COMMON PLEAs-SpecHt TERM
Before Judge Dalv-E niilin SaH,@els vs. j. SdHRels-Ap
plicanon for separation and alimony. Referred
James Linden, vs. Maria Linden. Referred
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To CHARLE5 WOOD, N JO1I-st \. !.
Hermaivie is located the borders of the Long Island
Railroad, where several times day TO Brooklyn
and New oh The zurace of the and is smooth and lev
el and the surrounding country perfectly healthy and
within miles of this place highly cultivated and gali-
able having been settled Tor than 80 years aud where
similar lands sell from $5Gto 500 per acre
The distribution Will lake place u short nine by Com
niitee be selected by the Subs dbers from among their
number The person hayngle first choice viii be entitled,
for $25 only to 20 acre Farm worth $1,000; the second 10
al lGacre Farm. worth 5000; the third Ii acre Farm,
worth $500 the 4ih "a Earn worth c7G0; the 9TH,
u acre Farm worth S6f0 the 9Th 10 acre Farm, worth
$500 tire Nh aud 8th each an Farm, worth 800; the
9th 10th and Ilb. each Farm worth $500 the lh,
18Th Eth. and 10Th each Farm worth Slrl the
lob. 18th I8b, 18Th aud 29h. each acre Farm worth
SsfG mud all the others will be entitled 10 Village Lols,
each Is by 100 feel lying together There are no blanks
tbs not loery-every person gets for SO handsome
- Anpiy to THOS WOOD Statoner, III John-st.
near Pearl maps and pamphlets ofthe property and
any other Information be ubaied or sent by mai tree
NJ III
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NYRS. NICHOLAS CARROLL'S
NRB BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG La
DIES, 2l8 West Foureenlhst between Eighth and Ninth
avenues.
The of study in this Institution embraces English
In all It's branches, and French spoken well
written Language Music Drawing, Latin, German ltal
Ian and Spanish Taught by competent professors.
Z The French department under the charge of Partisan
Lady experienced Teacher in Paris and in this city
Dancing Glasses under the charge of approved teach
The next term commences Nov a. nj l0t-
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Net Profits for 1856. ............... $5s7729 50
The Profits of the Company from 4th October,
1871, to 4tf Oct 1919, for which certificates
were issued amount Sb9So'4l0 oo
A, a, orlaber s8772o SO
q TIA l47 20