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"EXCEL LSlOR!u ALEXANDER MILITARY INSTITUTE,


 TULIP, DALLAS COUNTY, ARKANSAS. TIRE second session oi this institute commences
 the first Monday in August, 1850, and closes the last Thus fay in May, 1851.
 The s0hscrlheI has jus returned from visit ic Virginia, for the purpose oi FToeurng suitable as- sociAie m organizing MILITARY ScHooL He takes great pleasure m announcing to lhe pnbe, that he has secured the services of Cadet lHoMAs 0. BENTON. oi SaBolk. Va. MT Bsnloa graduated d at the Nmslnla Military Institute, rauking fih In graduating class of sercHfsen and first in the depart ment ot Tactics. He comes recommended very highly by ihe Superintendent, Col SlHilh, as grH- tlensn emInently qualified for the department oi Mathematics and Tactics, over which he will pre- side in the A. NJ. l.
 The course of instruction pHrsusd 'n inc A N l will be the same as that oi the V. NJ l., with thr addition ot lie Greek Language The tegolar course will embrace peioG Of three years, tof graduating upon Mathematics, Tactics Nat. ScI. ence, Belies Le,tfes, Latin aud French Languages IL shall br optional wiih the Cadet to study Greek Should ne do so, four eais viii then be necessary for graduating
 The Corps of Cadets will be organized this vim ter, or soon as Chartsf for Incorporating tbe In stitute can De procured from the Legislature
 Those wso may desire To patronLe inc " Insti- ate" are requested 10 enter iheil sons at once. SO that they may go through necessary preparatory course, previous to entering as Regaiar Cadets. Tuition. $50 per session of 10 mouths. Boaid Sl0 per month. The sun ot $500 will cover all The expenses oi Regular Cadet.
 The. subscriber would refer those who may de sire further information about the |" Institute" 10 Hon SoLoS BoRLASp. Hon. C. \. ScoTr, Hon F. II. ENeLisH. Liine Roek Eilors Gazette and Democrat' ' Aikalsss BaHner," and Camden Heraid."
 GEO. D. ALEXANDER, Superintendent August 2a, 1850. 50-iL
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THE STATE OF ARKANSAS,
COUNTY or PULASKI.

BOUNTY or PULASKI. Ia the Circuit Court oC said County. in CAGnecry In Paeatiss; 2oh day ef July, 40. 1850. Charles A. Galloway, Complainant :.
 pS. T. James D. Galloway, David F Shall !" >iANcSR' and Jno w. Walker, Deftnddnts. TNHlS day appeared the complainant by Solicitors N Pike & Cummius, and filed his bill of cons. pIa mt against the defendants, praying a decrce to quiet the title of complainant to tae E1a of the NWl4 of Sec IS, and NEl4 of SWL of Sec Is, Townsh p l x, Range l2 West of the 5th Principal Meridian that said lauds be sold and the proceeds thereof so much was paid and advanced m the purchase and improvement thereof, by said James E. Galloway, may be applied 10 the payment of the decree heretofore rendered in said court in favor of the complainant against the said James B and il appears from affidavit annexed 10 said bill that the said James 5. Galloway and David F. Shall have removed beyond the jurisdiction of this court so that process caDnot be served them, aud are not residents Of this State Therefore it s ordered that they be notified of the facts aforesaid, by publica lion of this order in newspaper printed in this State for the number of times and within the time prescribed by the statute in such case, and that un less they shall appear n said court before the third day of the uext term Co be held at the court house in the city ol Little Rock, in the county and State aforesaid, on the first Monday of December, |, AID. 1850. and except, plead. answer or demur 10 said complananfs bill. the same will be taken as confessed against them, and decree entered &C., corditsgly.
 Witness my hand, as Clerk, in vacation of said court, this 20ih day of August, A D 1850
 GORDON N. PEAY, Clevk A true copy from the record
 ATTEST GORDON \ .PEAY, C2ok August 27, IS50.-5l-2w
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Crops in Carroll County.

HussAw, Carroll county, Ark,
 August 9th, 1850 { MsSsrs. Eeiiiors!-The continued drou,h will cut corn crops short. already many are ruined. Inne. diately in the praFiss, corn looks well.
 Wheat crops were fine this season, it is generally thrashed and the yield is abundant.
 Emigtants are coming in daily and from what can learn they will come in still larger numbers. m the fall, tell them to along ana get good land and much Of it as they want, fnr North Arkansas is fine country, possessing advantages for ihe iarm- CT and stock raiser, not excslled by any country. The Internal Improvement Convention. will be largely attended next Monday success to ii.
 Respectfully yours. SUBSCRIBER.
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THE AMERICAN REFORM M E. DACA HNSTIT q TIE
 gf LenisYiIlr. krninrkY.

 'INlE General Assembly, of the Slate oI Kentucky \ passed all act cherie,ing this College wi in am- ple powers, and the Board oi Trsirrs have otgan. lied and appointed ihe following Flcuiiy: Professor ot the priqciples and practice Of Surgery, j. Y. JORDAN, M b Tickefs SIS Professor oi Chemistry, Pharmacy, and Toxcologv, ['o be Glisd Tiekets SIS. Professor oi Materla Medlca, Thera- renics atd Medical Boiany, (. ]. CMLps, N. D. Tickets SIS Professor ol General, Special and faihe- logical Anatomy, Physiology and ope- taiive SHrgey, J. GILMAN. N. b Tickets 1i3. Professor oi the Institutes and Practice ot Medicine, Physical Diagnosis and Pathology. J. BEFMAN, M D. Tickets SIS Professor oi Obstetrics aud Diseases of Wome" and Cal!drela A. Il. BAL- pEipeE, N D. Tickets SIS. Professor of Leg Medicine and Naiarsi History, W. W WALTERS NJ. D. Tickets SIS. penonsrs0r oi Anatomy and Piosee- tor, [to be s7poin'edl Tickets @. 1J maiticuialion Fee, 43. r jss- Graduation Fee 423. The Lectures will commence the first Mondsf of Novenbe" next, and continue twenty werks. II ~iil be observed that the extraordinary length oi the term brings the lee considerably below thA oi most other Medical SehoOs. Those wishing further iiilntmatinn wiil a.idfess, postpaid, A. If. BAIDRIDGE, M. D,
 Deaf. oi tbe Faculty.
 a' L'ai.viIe. Ny.
 J. II, JL RDAN. MD,
 Da,tos. tlhio.
 or C. ] ChIEDS, N. D.
 Madison, Indiana. Jniy 23--i3-- 3n
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DAnOAsrL,.E, Yell Co, Ark, Aug. 1, '5o

Mesrs Edh6rs: DEAR SIRs-I have just return cd from the famous DardanelI Springs of this coun. ty. after a stay of three weeks. went there very much indisposed. bably salivated, and in the short time of two weeks, was quite restored to my health would say for the benefit of those wishing to visit the Springs, that they in fine condition for the reception of visitors, under the sup -rintendaace oi MT. J R. HARRIS, who spares no pains to make his visitors comfortable. His table Is furnished with the best the country affords his stables well kept, and, the bathing houses are in fine conditoa,
 Persons coming to this place can be sceommoda- ted with hacks at any time by Mir. Williams or Mir stegman, or they fad accommodations from Norristown upon the western stage route.
 CITIZEN or DARDANELL.
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HsAG! 1Sl7! ISls! IsI0

X LL persons indebted to the subscriber, by note 1 or account for debt. contracted in the above mentioned years, are earnestly and respectfully re. qnesied 10 pay the same, before the fist day oi September next, After that time they will be placed in The hands of an officer for collection When am absent from town the notes aud ac counts will be left with R. Brode
 GEORGE ERODE. Little Rock. July l6. ls5O.-45-7w
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MARRIED.

On Thursday last by F. A. McCann, esq. ,JosEFn CAsiINo. 10 Miss ELIzAsKrH HoLLixsHEAD, all of this county.
 In this city, m "Wednesday evening last, by Rev. Mir. Ratcliiis. Dr. GEORGE SAVAGE, of Monroe, La., to Mrs. HENERErTA P. HILL, widow oI the late Mir. seaborn Hill, and daughter of Dr. NJ. Cunning ham, of this city.
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PROCLAMATION BY THE GOVERNOR.

WHEREAS, it has been officially made know n w 10 me, that ENOCH SHANNON, convict in the P-niienlary of this State, dId, the ? 2lih day ot July, AID. 1850, make his escape, and is now running al large.
 Now, therefore, I, JoHN SELpEN RoANE, Gov ernor of the State o Arkansas, by virtue ot the horlty in me vested by law, do hereby offer a re- ward ol one hundred dollars (Sl00) To any person who will appIeh"nd the said Enoch Shannon, and deliver h'n 10 the keeper of the P-nten'ary oi this State, that justice may be executed in this be- half
 In testimony whereof, have herpuuto set my
 hand, and caused the seal of said State 10 be l.. affixed, a' Little Rock, this goth day of Au-
 gust, AID. 1850.
 JOHN SELDEN ROANE
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@-mERM-mJ nA mm6


 The Trustees Of the " I ulip Fra,ale CaiirRtass Institute desire 10 iaform The public, that iAey have been fortunate to engage the servtesa 6f JcHS S GsayIS, as Principal of inc aho%e naAskd Institute. Mr. C. is Georgian b, birth, reasea in Alabama. and educated s, iise Hillary Aen 'emy of lie United States, which lmsti1tfSa be left in 1915, with high testimonials of sclslaFs @hip from it's Professors He has been rDgpg~d in teaching for ihe lasi years ia te Statrs o( Als- bania sud Mississippi. ripe scholar, and expert eneed Instructor he is emineHtly qualified Co take charge of a Female Seminary. ~hch is depgned by the Trustees for ths e5ueaiibn of thrir dauRh. tcrs at homcg and which. t k intended, sltsii rank wilh any Collegiate Institute ia fhe So6th - The course ol instruction Will be thorough sad complete at Nashville, Bethlehem Geo, Eriawa oF at any other city ln the wheIe country. roa tho proximity of tliis Seminary to the Aexsader lnsu ute (both heinz GAeet e tonirol sad Gifsctiat os the same Board Uf Trustees, facilities are afforded 10 parents for the edesioa of their sos aad asnRh ter ia the immediate neighbofhood of each other, not usually enjoyed. Owlag 10 thrse sdVanisgesy the School has already iucreased In numbers fsS be- vond the expectations of ts most sangainc ffirnds but the Board resolved upon employing sueu Assistants as IS continued prosperity may dsniaad. N. G. SMITH: PsssI lwM. DANIEL. GEO. C. EATON, .IsAML IT. SMITH. JAS. W EATON, lsf Rev. ". IL RAYLiss, A. DANIEL, JS\J r. PATTfLLO WM. SMITH. NS(MAURTCE SMfTH $. ". SMITH, NP Nj BASS,
 ]. K. CookSEY. \ /WM. BETHEL.
 July Q ls50.-1-iI
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More Cincinnati SoOsI,

More Cincinnati Goods. TUST RECEIVED per steamer Pontiac '' the O following articles
 25 Bbls Family Flour;
 25 i" Whskey;
 20 |" Seed Potatoes;
 '" Cider Vinegar; % Kegs Pure White Lead II Boxes Tobacco. 5s and ss 25 Bags Shot. assorted sizes; 200 Pounds Cotton Yarn, assorted Nos Boxes Duigh Madder; Is Kegs Nails and 800 pounds bar Lead Terms CA SH HIJT'f i3ttie Rock, June II, iooO. Main Street
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MARBLE CUTTING!

Tombs, Monuments, Grave .StOnes, &c.,
 Furnished to order.
 TOSEPH CLARK, Stone- Gutter, Hate of New J O'leans.) begs leave 10 iniorIn the citizens Of Little Rock and the vicinity, hat he has opened an establishment on IPster Street. (adjolning William Georges store.) for the purpose of executing all kinds Of MARBLE WORK, and invites the atten- ton of all those wanting any thing of ihis kind done m neal and workman-ke manner and al mode- Vdie price He will keep on hand stock of the best material. and is ready to execute all work in hs line al the shortest notice.
 Little Rock, Aug. 6, 1850. 4S-tf
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JOHN SELDEN ROANE.

Description. The said Enoch Shannon IS forty one years of age, feet 9L inches high. brown hair. slightly gray, hazel eyes. and fair comp-xioa
 Liiie Rock. August P. lS50.-7-5l-3w
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August l6.
SESArE.-Not in session to-day,


 HoUsE.-Went into Committee of the Whole on The Civil and Diplomatic appropriation bill.
 MT Ewing. spoke on the Presidents message, relative to New Mexico and Texas he regarded il as unfortunate in the present state of the country, and was calculated 10 add fuel 10 the flame already burning, rather than produce any salursry effect. he advocated the $l0,0U0,000 10 the Texas boun. diary bill, lately passed by the Senate, as the best mode of getting out of the difficulty, and being ad vantageous 10 the South and Texas. He made an earnest appeal to now advance the banner of con ciliation.
 A message was received from the Senate this morning, announcing the passage of the New Mexico bill
 MT. Bayley, who reported the bill, was allowed by the rules 10 make closing speech. He said he should reserve for another occasion, an .rg1ment to show that more dangerous message than that recently communicated by the President, had never emanated from an Executive. If the views therein expressed should be carried out, this government would be converted into of military despotism. In defending the Committee of Ways and Means, he said they meant to report simply, respecting that it is imexpedent to act the subject of the meditation of the tariff. The committee then pro- ceeded to vote the items of the bill. Several amendments were then offered, debated and rejected. Committee rose, and House adjourned.
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August 9.

I5n.e.... August 9.
 F. ''a 9an ate to-day, the bill introduced by MT. .a 10 .e'''c ',e boundary OfTeras pas.ed-yeas l,, "''s <'- both leAas Senators in ths afiirma. s.. ,. D'A as Introduced, sppropra,es ten million ,'f' as payment to Texas for ina ,s,,;, "'.m. las'' s'I aegtee north longitude, and we,, of inc
 .r. eeg're of west longitude. VI '''' from , g'v a'fets amendments offered as we learn Were rs...i hle Journal of the i2lh, which tbl,J Scleo' and the b, as ia,roduc,d passed l,s
 '''~'ng 6y The following vote;
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5. G. ELS FER
NOTICE.

HAVE, at some trouble and cost, geared my \ Mill, so that it will grind and saw at the same time Persons who may wish corn ground, can have if done at any time they will send Hereafter l shall have no particular day for grinding That there may be no misunderstanding, the rates of toll charged is thrd ortwenty five cents per busbe
 July I5, I5j0.-45 If D. II. BINGHAM.
 (Dfm Copy
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D The mos; important pat of every man, edu' eatioo, is thai which he givss io himself
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NURUBI ID.
 SENATE.-The motion 10 enter the protest of the Southern members, against the California bill in the journal was taken up, and after debate was laid on the table.
 The bill establishing territorial government for New Mexico was taken up aud passed.
 The fugitive slave bill taken up, and made the special order for Monday next.
 On motion. Senate adjourned till Monday.
 HoUsE.-After the morning business, went into committee of the whole, and took up the civil and diplomatic appropriation bill. which was debated until a late hour.
 The appointment of Mr. McKennon, as Secretary of t'e Interior, was unanimously confirmed by the Senate.
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French. Italian, Spanish and German. each, l5 co Singing ih Choir. 10 % Musie-PiSpo, Guitar, and Organ. each, 25 % Harp, % % Drawing and Painting, l6 00 A course ofIessons m Oriental pan'ing, Japan
 Work. inlayins oi Ebony and Ivory,
 Ha ubnrg Wors, and wax flowers, zach, 10 % No charge for embroidery and ornamental
 needle work.
 Board. washing. lights, fuel, use of bedding,
 &c.. per month. 10 00 Payments quarterly, in advance; no deductions for abseRce.
 Sessions commence Ist Sept. and lst Feb. Pa nis received af any peFiod, aI.d charged from time of entrance to close of inc session.
 Board of Visitors. R. Rev. Bish. FIREMAN, Hon. F. W. TrArSALL. Hon. Judge BIxeo, Hon. Judgr FIELD, Capt. A PIKE. GLo C, WArxISs. Esq,, Hon. T. W. NEWTON, E. II ENGLISH. Esq, l.. GiGsoS, M. D. Maj. LAWSON. J II. GREASE, Esq, Gen. S, II. HAMPSTEAD, L, l., BARBER, Esq, Hon W. Il. SUTTON
 Little Rock, Aug 22, 1850. 5i-tf.
 MRS. HARRELi.'s ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES. THE Fourth Session will eamm-nee Monday \ September. 2, is5o--5l-3w
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Aug. l3.

Aug. IJ. SESArE-The bill distributing public lands among States in which they are located, for the use of actual settlers, was taken up.
 Mir Walker spoke in supper; ofthe measure. after which lt was postponed m Monday. The California bill was then taken up: Mfr Davis, of Miss, spoke in opposition to its pas sage, warning the Senate Of the serious and fatal consequences likely to follow the consuEma,on of such measure. Mir Clemens, ot Alabama opposed the bill in an l animated speech.
 Mir Houston defended ;he vote he was about 10 give in support of the bill. He secuted all idea of disunion, and argued the proprie,y of admitting Ca- lorna
 After further debate the bill passed-yess 3i; nays Is. The passage of The bill was greeted with demonsl raons of applause. MT Berrien signiG-d desire to enter protest 10 the bill on the part of the minority.
 The bill 10 establish a territorial government for | New Mexico was made he special order for 10. morrow, and the Senate adjourned.
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Fay up: Fay up:: Fay up!f! !ENHE subscribers now in want effnnds ts pat. N chase tieek and settle of old secoasi and they would respectfully request all those ih, debied t9 'heta either by noie sr account. 10 esa aud settle. Their accounts are ready.
 Juss k. FATHERLY & CLEMENTS.
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I3 L h b N . [. ; Righ, Rev Dr. BYRxE, Hon. S. C. RoA<E, Gen. s. II. HENrsrEAD, ,,,.,p Col. L. J. ReARDoN, H"'N ""eA' JoHS BRow%, Esq, D. W. CARROLL, Esq Rev. J. MoIAGHAN. Rev. J. FLANAGAN, J. DEvERE,ux, Esq, N o-, N DEyEREAux, Esq, O'"9"' BARTHOLOMEW MULLEN, JAMEs $. CONWAY. .E,qN Judge HANLy, HsieaI. Judge MEANT, CeiBmjia Agent for ;he Institution, HUGH BROGAN. July l6. Is50-7- t5--Iy.
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FOR CASH

NE gre now selling of at reduced prices --- W Those wishing 10 purchase, VIII please eall .ArhERLf X &tLEMENTS.
 April 23. 1850
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FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, Taiie, Dallas countY, Ark., 1880. 'INHE S~ees,a Session sT tsls lsati,stina will De \ opened for thv reception ei Pupils ea ths
 First Monday Iu Apsusa.


 Hi.pl Insanity Ioe ated in the Aesl,ll>a section of he State, gcu-rsiiy known as "Sstssi Rhage." amid eommsnity distinguished iof thelr pubic spirit; neliis ehe~ and ,uassiy. The oHIeti eF tho Ensit;aiian is 10 arveion, hy fh1cchsh aud pro- gre>sive ceuis es instructions Inc Ey sleai, snkasst and moral powers ofrs Papits
 To meei ths wants oi taind n iis vsfibns atsses of advancement The cagsrs~ os iasracioa s aividrd inio ihrre s~nartmvhfs styietf the Prans,y, Aea4 defgie and Collegiate. Each department ,s sasdl1 vidrd ,e Atee classes dehesAiaste n ihe ihleFtsr ieparmcjits, ,he Si u and Is Clas.es in ihc Coi. irei1Ir lie taaio,. Md,l'r atd Senior.
 ,h'hly eksta'aatieB~. Competitions, t.sciRtes, and sil o'hef ai necessary 10 sasa :. thorough knowledge c, ls suhIre,s .ag'it. wal srerifs due a'en;iop.
 1he govern mont eFthe Institute Wil G. nilI Aat firm Alrbibly Krpolis ai Scholarship ana conduct wiil be seal 10 PSrcris and q ,afilAhS.
 Arrangements have bern mate to flitafsh hp Ius slitulion wilh competent Professors whetetef Ha eNisencirs demand.
 The Aeadrtuic year is divided into two S~s,ions Of 2l weeks each-the first begins on ihe Grst MoN- day in Angusl and rioSes in JunusSY ---ihe srcead commences the first Morday ia Frb'nary and ends a, Commencement. Commencement day h ths last 'rrgrst.ay n May
 HsFtdfus iacluiins fuel, lights &r, tSH ke pc. cured iu pnra;e iaiaihes .; ss 10 ssa per fanhtn
 v'e respectfully inSre s,iea,oh 10 the cireaist of tie Trustees, which appears helaw. For farshsf iniorma'i,p, srply 10 the rdnciraI
 q dedHeliSn Nili be made ia ,he prices Sf faf. will be charged from the tune Of entranee te thS close ot ihr session.
 TUITION PER SESSION CT gi WEEKS: Primary Department. t.....................& .&ie ed Aeadentc '' .f..s4...... t. ,f.s .s t4 W9 | 4 H.
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IH the Circuit Court oC said County. in CAGnecry
 la Iaee.iSa; 2oh day of July, 4 D. 1850. Charles A. Galloway, Complainant T
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MRS. HARRELi.'s ACADEMi

FOR YOUNG LADIES. TNHE Fourth Session will commence Monday, \ September. ?, isJo,--5l-3w
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NEW W HARE BOAT

Columbia, Mo, July 26lh, 1850. 4s-4w.
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port or New York. Deesmber 20. 1850.
Arrived.

Shp Quebec Iprerso New Orleans Dec H. with mdse and
pE aleef.e paFse stanton Thom 18th inst,
IGt n m cn brig HberHia Of Portland steer
Sag kE Te experienced very heavy gales from sW
1srt psl are Burr. Salem via Newport RI in ballast
EcAt E4Efteth anne Krsuse, Washington, NC, days.
SShT aSY TOhey, ROckiAnd, days. bsund TO Nor
schr Plat, s,mmons Nswbern, Nc. days. with naval
Gyurss
sctr Expruss, Sterling Pokomoke days.
SchrIUoy anne Ogden, Phila' elphia, days.
schr Ellen, sharpe, Philsdelphia s days
,cEr John @, @risht. Virginia, days.
S'hY Eswaae Jones. Virginia. days.
e1hr aurorA BeviHs. Philade phiA days.
sCk4 - .u-Fut, Willis PhilAoslphia. 5 days.
Slbr Miunya, X binson Philadepha. s days.
Gthr Fktu sH Purnrl Richmond. days
fctr hlss mNfle : euhaidt. Pantico, NC.
Eyur utu fnith Bodine York River 81 hours.
Ssfr jasL 7orris Van Name, York River. 20 hsurs
Fchr S-.i d. Kruger, York River. ~ hours
steamer Fruo bscct seymour, Philadelphia.
biJcf rhc1ss inll luewL Hull, Providence davs 2Sd
heavy itnning at the time, and the boom
broken short anidhips from the violent pitching Of the
Tssas, v hile AZ anchor.
BsgE Vorbos, EckCrpsn. from savannah.
Brig Gin on Andrews, from Charleston.
rhc F-tArships Alabama, and Independeacs
tt.a. i-trday.
Tho rtip Ia9 Sharp fnew) Arey for Francisco
pncLylu rlc Horeh River also, ship Cora Linn, LAM
httf. tor Gias.uW
Dso 2e Wird during the day sw. with at sunset.
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MrEBICAL.,

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.ssys named nature: /: l..s: sss:ss 50 p.s:j
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;: ;;:s 1.s:s :: 81. ;s:.,
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WR(1O RswARD.-ysrrRIES AHrID0rn, A SRI
ROV sins n.sars for the s.ss q private dsorssc
s1 arai sspos.ss o. chang. Ia sppossss 70 ssssss.
s & D.S,s:ss, :ss. ss;s which =: 9i,sss
pus up Sossi.s With full dirss,ion 81 s One Sss
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NooToR YoyRsELr-roR rwrNrY-rIvn cENrs-
= mean: Of the PSsass G.GslapiSs q Evsry One an
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DAaIs AND LONDON TRKArMsNT OF PRIVATE sIs-
Gases in few heurs b ysxetsHs sR Phestioa without
paA. affections aad debility brought ~
improper hAbs combine medicines With the local remedy
and there cured
without It, ~ have daily Of yearg standnG from
ths other physioi.as In AL Gu.ssntss p:rma.sas ours
other. caused BY their net ezpsns the disease soon
enough aRcma with ,hsss nad shs hanssess Of es.
say. D. Corbya, You expelled NJ complains IN few
year, wsheut tensht body covered. yeu cured ne
IL s ,ss "Hs 'Sn onr.d ~ a:s. sSo,s IsS sv S,,ss
you cured BY local and general treatment In hsst
iroms 30 Z sndI sot p. Il. DR. LA1x0NT q Rssis 81.
two doors from Broadway.
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nR WARbEN " CONFIDENTLY CONSULTED ON
- Dsfasss' from Is years practice, OF which
hospttl ~ W. enabled % guhrautes speedy curoP
without ntr MY See hts dplo il his oos No. Note
etrtt apl" nnf 'hathar sQusre With tie hst
surHery snc mefeire ths eorntrN has rroln oed