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\ IL persons indebted 10 The substrlb+r, by note ' or account, for debts contracted in the above mentioned years are earnestly and respectfully re- quested 10 pay the same, on or eet@e the hist day of September neXt. Alter that ilne they will be pl4c-d in he han,s ot an officer loi collection. When l stn absent iron town tie notes and ac- counts wil be left with k. Brodie.
 GEORGE BRoDIE. Little Rnsk. July I6, ls51 -.ij-7w
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CLnna flnp1mI

CLkaxie 0vpsUng
 SALEn, Aax., JpxR 22, 1880 Besss Gks Crk q tAs CiveHa Csstf q Fslisa e.
 Sssss ef .srkasa~s. ia saeatloa.
 William K ssymasu, Cs~ptaiassf| Bu4 Elizabeth ssyu,eFs. D.tSsdsas. '0A DNOA0k A ND new, ea this I'd day af Jas~, la the ysnr "A AD. lsSn. comes the satd eognplaia aaat sad flies his ssld bsh the sboss entitled eass eg~shes with hts affidavit. showing that the said dsieadahl is noM- resldeat of the State of AEkaasas
 h is therefore ordered hy ne, autd Clerk. that the said Elizabeth Ssymess bs. aud she h hereby notified Of the pesdeney Gf ths sds. and is reqairs to appear hSGprv the Judge of the sad CruaiS Court 10 Chaaeery sitting. oa the arst day Of the next Oeieber tsrn of said eoar so se began aud held ea the Eear,h Monday after the fourth Monday ia Sep tsuber, A D. 1880, it being he 3Iss day of octo- b~r 1850. thes sud there tS psesa, auswer or de- mur to the said complainanss bit, pr the will be taken as confessed prayer thereof deessed sgSiast her accordingly. Msds ,his 22d day si June, A.D, 1850, ISAAC KING, Ctcrk. A irue ecpy from tho rreord, June 9ad, 1850 Jaiy, 9.-4t2 q ISAAC KING, ttrFk.
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Just Received,

A T HAWKINS Old Stand, In AshIeys's Row, "A a large assortment of LIQUORS. WINES. &c.,, eomprisiDg. ia part, u,e following articles; 10 bbls old Bourbon whiskey, 75 gas. Ne Plus Ultra brandy of Vintage lS32. 70 ' old Scotch whiskey, pipes Holland gin,
 bbis peach brandy,
 6 casks old Jamaca rum, 27 eognac and champagne brandy. 90 gals. Irish whfskey, 21 casks Madeira wine. lt cases pure juies Port, " old MAderia wine. % [" eiaFet: ( boxes Abeyaih, casks Msaga wine, 1 Cases hook wine, very superiof, 4B baskets champagne, dc. do. 2j dez. assorted cOrdsls, l5 boxes brandy cherries. 60. Curac0, 2O dor. Scotch ale, 20 dcE. London porter. IS dog. New York cider. po baskets annisel,; i20Oo cigars.
 ALSO: 20 boxes underwOOds pickles, dc pie freits,
 cases sArdines, 10 boxes herrinxs,
 do haIliSat.
 do sperm candles.
 bois. loaf sugar.
 2 dor. olive oil,
 4 do. Worcestershire sauce, 5 do. pepper sauce; $ dos Ky. mastArd, do. olives- Lemons. lemon syrup, dried carrasis. eitren. cfaaberfies. praass. oysisss. lobktsrs. salmea an i macksrel. Tegsthss with large and well sslse.s assortment Of Jelliss aud Pressryes, Of all kisds June 4. Ic50. a.
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PATENT MEDICINES,
GREAT IMPROVEMENT l < Dasuerrcotypc Likenesses Taksa with .
 RkY-Light,

NR JAQUlTH, wouLl rrspeetfsilv iafaFn the M citizens of Little Rock, aud lts vicinity. that hs has taken Reosas Markham slFses Co Me stare room formerly occupied by Mr. Charles Rapiey. for the purpose of practising his Art With 6hn Sky-light, and quick working lastrameat, sss enahled take perfect and bsaalitsl Likensases ef Infants Chidreu. aud Family Groups. ia frsas tfse to five seconds
 Win the Isdss aad gentlemen Df Litais Raek and vicinity, please to ea and examine nay spscimeasf
 weuId gay to these who may fases uas with their patronage that effort ou my part shatl hs waniiHg. to give entire miisiaetien.
 Jana IS, leJn.-4O--u a
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NOTICE.

THAVE. at some trouble and cost. gesred,m Il Mill, so that 1t will grind and al The saspe ,time. Persons who may wish cora ground, cHp have il done al any time they will send Hereafter l shall have particular day for grinding. That there may be misu nde rstandng the rates of toll charged is one thsrd or twenty five cents per bushei
 July Is, l550.-45 If D. Il. BINGHAM.
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ranted pure aad susdpl,erated, us sm deisrIains6 to keep poHe but iuspeeisd aud pars drsss.
 PlTENT MEDICINES, Embracing Davis Paia Killer, Jsynes' Family Medicines, Mofau's do, Lees Pills, Spenesr's do. Grsy's Ointment. Nc.
 Vsrmifsges. uiss D. A. Fshnestackis. peaA Shet, JAynns, Koln,sioek's, and Oriental wortas-ed. Sands. Townsend's and Bulls SsysegarIts,
 CONGRESS SPRING WATER, &e.. &e. All of which ths subscriber. AgsAt Ter J. W TAPE, will sell at the lowest marke. price, whsls- sale retsil-for CAsH.
 Coautry Physicians are requested to examine the quality of my Drugs. &e., before parchssiag slss. where. THOMAS RuTTERWoRTH. IT Prescriptions asesTatsty cempou aded. Little Rock, June Is, Ie5U.-r-{0-
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 .DO IA N D WIS

"O OULD inform his customers. thst hal W W has recently received sddItional msis. &se@ rial for making hats of the haest qualities, and he Is prepared To eater 10 the wishes of the most faaiI dfous gentlemen, in this important part of dress.
 Those Cotton Factory Re6, and sH other frieada of domestic industry ulot,ned that this factory dout go begging for espItal-ali il wants is fair show-ttat eacouragr nl.nt which lsgitimariy be~ longs 10 it-that preference which redopuds te the pecuuisry interest Of the consumer.
 Reader-is Is II not passing strange. thai tho moss independent people on the earth should be dspra- dnnt stnugens for saeh articles as arc insnnfac. iurea l60 per cent cheaper, and 100 per csnl bet, ter at their awn doorsl
 Gentlemen iD search of good bats 0f the lstssk fashions. politely invited eaii ai ihs baiief and see | sonls hIings csnDot be done ss yell sa others
 Littis Rock. Juae IS, 1850.
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roote and Benton.

The W Washington espondent of the Baltimore Sun, says he persecution of Gen. toote, by Col Benton, before the graud jury of this district, terminated. every reasonable msn expected iu that body ignoring the case The Senate Commit. tee conln0es in session, the pressing instance oi NIT Benton. without progressing inch. hIraR- while, Col E. has pretty well succeeded in direct ing the public attention 10 Mr. Foote's pistol, and away from the furious manHer in which he ap- preached Mir. Foote. in the Senate aud which made the latter in common with half the spectators, be- lieve that Col. Benton intended 10 commit an as- saut upon him. This swearing ones life against a man, and that man so feeble health Gen. F , and the man swearing stout as Col. b , is, after all, not entirely aBie Ii faHt
 "Gen, Iwiggs has arrived here, from Florida without any of the Seminole Indians. which have won for that State such an -nviahie notos,ety They have been graciolsy permitted To remain an other year in the Peninsula, in order that Senator fuiee may ask Tor another appropriation for them next year.''
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Population of New aexico.

MT. HUGH N. SAITH. the delegate from New A-x'eo, publishes eatd showing that there are in that territory ninety thousahL people, embracing twelve or hfteen hundred Americans, ten ihousand Pueblo Indians. and he remainder Mexieans and Spaniards
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COTTON GIN STANDS.

0 GIN STANDS, so Saws each. made by F. - CARVER & co, East Brilgewater, Mass received from the manufacturers and for sale on favorable terms, by WI. B. WAIT.
 July l6, 1853.
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Reasonable Proof.

In Court the other day. witness being asked how he knew that and woman were laan and wife, he replied, because "he had oftsn heard the lady blow the gehtisman up." The evidence wss held 10 be conclusive. ---t.,
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Proclamation by the Governor

VNHEREAS, she constitution and laws of Inc w State of Arkansas require that general elrc ton Shal bs held therein, on lhe hsst MeHday in August next: TK1efors 4 JOHN SEI.DEN RoANE. Governor of said State, de hereby declsFe and make know that such general election will be held ia the respective eoantss of ths Stats. the said Rrss Monday ia August. 40. Ie5O, fer the election of one State Senator from each Of the fo- lowing Seaateriai Dstrirts, to-wit;
 lst District, Couaiy of Washington.
 0na .s Canntirs of Benton and MnAlaon
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Asfe IS divine cut west, trying ,o nar.,a,. ,' eio'ego maiinoay. He mighl as veil aoa"' .',,su !" psfsaade ducks that they could And ,nh. s,," .o' water. os rose buds thai there IS so,ns,hn
 ,nly 'o' tasf complexion than sunshine. I'm " s0aFeF' hs has ysi made is single Iady sr.t s
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England and the Cuba Affair.

A letter from Cuba to the Philadelphia North American, dated June II says:
 "When this letter reaches you, Lopez, his expe- diiion, and Cuba may be forgotten in the United States, and other affairs may be uppermost eau assure you however, that, secret all The ments of the British government. some very imp9r- tant measures are about to be submitted by England to more than one European nstiou. having for their objects certain checks an the graspng and gro Sing ambition, it is termed, of the United States, as d government and people," ss Wild Cat" in Texas, at the head of a
 body of Indians.
 The San Antonio Western Texan, of the 9th uitimo, says:
 There seven eight hundred Indians en- camped the Lano, under the command of N id Cat the Seminole chief, they composed of Seni- holes. Lipans, Wecoes and Tankawah's. This party of Indians have assembled for the ostenslbie pur- pose of making war, with their unled forces. upea the Cam 0ches but We have no doubt that future developments will snow that their barbarous com. binahon will resni, ia robbercs and trsacheroas asSaSsinaiions oi our Ogn citizens.
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Terrible Revenge,

The Cincinnati Times of the 2jth uliimo relates the following;
 Yesterday about Nj, ab occurrence took place at the corner of Mill and Columbia streets, which in it's effects Gepo rsbie nd strange couple named Anthony Putnam and CsinarIae Soumeyer had just beeu married at the Filth stree Church, between Smith and Park, and were return Ing to her fathers residence and just entering from the yard whena dueling pistol, in the hauds of a young man. about nineteen years of age, named Richard Overbeck, was discharged at the party - some sixty shot catered the brides face. neck and bosom. Some sho, passing her took effect :s ;he face Of Joseph Linenkugei Both were much in- JureG. but the young bride is in awful situation, and il feared she would die. II was inIposs Die to extract the shot, they deeply imbedded in inc flesh and too near the jugular vein. Some, t was found had penetrated the brain. The young husband, when our reporter saw the couple was wiPtng The blood from his wHes wounds, as Il ooIed out The wifs was iu great agony. The fellow who discharged the pistol had fled for Kentucky There lille hopes Ol the recovery o( the wife
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Trial of the NIoutesquious.

The S,. Louis Republican, Ot the 2sth ul,imo, says:
 "The jury in this case ID 10 late hour last even Ing had not sgteed upon verdict. Th-re were various rumors on the street, yesterday, as 10 the division of the jury ali of which however are con JecturNl. So far as can learn, Inc gilt or inHo. cence of Gonzdlse was first taken up, and is vet undsposed of. We further learn, tha, upon the h'stpo Of The jury, The .ote stood leu or convctng and two for aeqat'iog.
 The Republican oi the 30h says:
 The jury in this case, after an absence of forty hours were yesterday discharged, being unable t1 agree upon verdict. Tue vcte stood, at the lime ot discharge, uine Tor cohvic'iug both bro and three for acqnilting them. We learn that the nexl trial wall be upon 'he intictln-nt for killing Albert Jones, upon which severance has been granted, and they will be triei separately. The late tral occupied the court four weeks
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IT Robert J. Walker. ex Secretary of the Treas. ury has declined complimentary dianer w hieh vas tendered him by some citizens Of Piitsbur.
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@H HMWWzC-AM Mw.

The Trustees of ihe .. Tulip Female Collegiate lnstitute" desire to inform the public. that they have been fortunate to engage the services ol JoHs s. GAEvIS, as Principal Of the above named lusiitute- Mir. C. is Georgian by birth. reared iu Alabama, and educated al the Military Acaoemy of the United States, which Institution n be left in 1915. with high testimonials of scholar ship from it's Professors He has been engage1 in teaching for the last years in the States o1 Ala bama aud Mississippi. ripe scholar, and expert enced instructor, he Is eminently qualified to take charge of femse Seminary, winch is desg aed by the Trustees for the edaeaiion of their daugh- ters at home, and which, IL Is inte ended, shall rank with any Collegiate Institute in the South - The course Of instruction will De thorough and complete at Nashville, Bethlehem m George .o V n or a, any other city in the whole country. rom the proximity of this Seminary 10 the Alexander Insti- tate both being under the control and direction of the same Board of Irustoes,l facilities are afforded to parents for the education of their aud ds ter, ia the immediate beighboFhood of each other, not usually enjoyed. Owing 10 these advantages, the School has already increased ln numbers far be- yond the expectations of its most sangains frisass bui the Board resolved upon employing such Assistants as iis continued prosperity may dsmaad \. 6. SMITH. Pra/ \wM DANIEL.
 B J. BORDEN. See lw. l.. SOMERvELL, GEO. c. EATON, ,gsAML H. SMITH, JAS. ". EATON, lsf Rev. W. Fl. BAYLisS A. DANIEL, /sAJ. E. PATTILLo.
 VIM. SMITH, \s(MAuRIcE SMITH, RO. THRASHER, ]. SAMUEL. .. ". SMITH, AP NJ. BASS,
 L. D. COOPER, vGEo. C. LEA, J. K CooKSEY, \ /WM. BETHELL. JutY O. IS5O-1--4A
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Little Rock Foundcry.

THE UNDERSIGNED. having purchased ef
 Il Mir. $. ]. Bennett. his entire
 ialssest ia ,as sLasiis Rsek Isa1 ~
 fessdsy." pfopesestO Es srgaa- he Il. aad pst ts in esaditios ey3ah te meet the wNsis of the eos ntry, 60 ssoa e stock materials saa woskmsn can h. Precassd. ROSWELL BEEBE.
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$50 REWARD.

ID ANYWAY fFsm tho subscElb~r. ten the 9Ssh IA, Jnne.D kviag ia wAshiea eVaa,ys a mn rrtlea west of Camd~a. negro boy sam~a 2 " DAVE. of yellow soHs?lsAioa. sgrd shest 3S years, Ssgisls1 que ef bIa saeles hae .As4 hsea islurrd sHd ls sOsRewhut eFeoheds leuK silna feet sud can read prias iittie. ea The above reward wlil be psid upeH tue asisvsey of said b"y ta me. twenty Ave dellarH H seauesA la any iail ia this State, thxi gps htm awwin.
 M. H. ts1W ARDS.
 Gsdteli Pc. Wesksts 0. AvA. s Jaiy 9, 1850 --4s--sts H&
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Assay OfIice in CnIifornia.

The State Office was opened for the first time on the 20,h May, n accordance with the provisions oi the act oi The legislature. The News says: (" About i've thousand dollars Of dust posted the first day, for ihs purpose Of being assaysd; and for The last two days ah increasing iu crest was maniested by many large amoaais brIng sent 10 the office"
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RE EREN c E S:

REFERENc cEs: s. H. TvcxKa. lya.,. uI 'f. D. MEsascx & G HosEAsA FaAxIEa Cincinnati O&is. D. .. WnxxR. WesAis1see. Hsmpstsr6 O., Ayk : Get. NoExss. Bsfrsstits. .ark. Lisils Rsck, July T, lssa. s3-
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 STRAAB0LT REGISTRR.
ARRIVALS.
Q EP PAR Tu R E S
FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
 Tulip, Dallas County, Ark, IsSO.
rYNHE Second Session of th,s Institution will De 1 opened for the reception oi Pupils ou the
 First Monday in August

FVNHE Second Session of this Institution will be 1 opened for the reception oi Pupils on the
 First Monday in August.
 lis pleasantly located m the kealihiest section oG the State, generally known as ..SocisI Rulge.' amid community distinguished for their public spirit, nellig gence and morality. The object of the InsttutiorAs 10 develop, by thorough and pro grsssye course oi lnstruciIon, the phy Sca tnenta and moral powers of its Pupils.
 To meet the wants of mind in its various states of adyancement the cOurse o instruction IS divided into three departments. styled the Primary. Aca- demic and Collegiate. Each department is subdi- vided into three classes, deRomnaIed in the ifernr departments, the 3d. 2d and sl classes, in the Col sgiaie. Inc Junior, Middle and Senior.
 Monthly examinations, Compositions, Lectures, and all other aids necessary 10 gain a thorough knowlei;e ci the subjects fought, will receive due atiention.
 The government ofthe Institute will be mild bat firm. Monthly Reports ot Scholarship and conduct wn be sent to Parents and Guardians.
 Arrangements have been made to furnish the In- stitulion with competent Professors whenever its exIgencies demand,
 The Academic year is divided into two Sessions of 2i weeks each--the first brgihs the first Mon- commences the f.si Mobday in February aud ends at Comnehcemrnt. Commencement day IS the last Thursday in May.
 Boarding, including fuel, lights &c., can be pro- cured in puvate ismll-s al s 10 SiO per month.
 We respectfully iutit= atienon to the Circnsr of the Trustees, which appears below. For further information, apply 10 the Principal.
 No deduction wili be made m the prices Of Tui- lion, nness in cases of proraced illness and Pupils will be charged from the time of entrance to the close pf the session.
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inspected Drmgsana sacdicines

TUST Fecei. J we'd fresh supply of PuaE DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
 which hays bfen inspected and passed an- der the new lsw Of Congress.
 via Quiaiae. Caiomel. Morphine. Ex ConiaIn, Piperiae. Eng. Blue Pun, yosciainus,
 nRssnNsau
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More Cincinnati Goods,

MOfe O1nG1nuat1 GOOuss LUST RECEIVED. per sieamss "PoaiiAe. !" iAs J following articIssi
 25 Bulls Family FlourJ
 p Nbiskey;
 % |" Seed potat0es;
 i" Cider Vinegar;
 20 Kegs Pare White Lsads II Boxes Tobacco. ss and ss. 9 Bags Shot, assorted since: l,70O PeaDds Cotton Yarn. assorted Nos. 2 Bsxss Dateh Msdder;
 Is Kegs Sa.s and 5o0 pesnd. bar Lead. Terms CASE. \ HuTT. Liius kack. Jane II, 1850. Nain Street.
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And also members Of the House of RepTaentn- tives of the next Gensrsl Assembly of this StaIe, from the respective eou Hies thereof. wit:
 Frota the County of Arknnsaa. one Reorsse ntativa
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Marion. Searcy ana Van Barea.
 Randolph and Creeen. Cri,iendsn & Mississippi. Si. FFsaeis and roiusett. Arkaasss, Jefferson and Desha.
 Bradley. Drew, Ashley and Chicot-for unexpi- red term of l. t;oaid resigned.
 Unsou. [ OnaehitA aud Dallas. Hssapsaead and Piks. t,lask, Hot Spring aud Montgomery. Seyisr. Polk and Lafav- , cite for aaexpired term of A J. Armstrong, res d Pulaski and Prairie. Conway, Jackson and Nhite. he House of RePrsentn- .
 Assembly of thls State.
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Now for It!!

\ AM now preparing to start en my regular tssP
 \ te New York. for my supp.y a gescs for tAs fsli sRd winter. aud bound te call Upes sii n. dsbisd te me to "Ferk Over" es eansst attesd ss my bus4Bess. hsps sH wiil come up. end .' fss the Nssk;' and sii claims sgaipet ss. sm res9y to settle upsn pfessaiatjos. D C. FULTON. } Lit,le Rsek. Jsas n. lsse.s 40sf--.
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Russia Duck.

LUST received very fine piece of Rsssia Gasi sJ for pants. For sale low by ess
 FAfHERLY & CLEMENTS. Little Rock, Jane n. 48--
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ST. LOUIS FLOUR.

Al Bbls. of "o'Fsisoa'' Fissr, tasi received and ~fO for sale fer Cash osly by
 June 25. '5o. FATHERLY & CLEMENTs.
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ATTENTION! [. $. All A FEW Army Caps. made of fac materials. A and eii-cloth covers. Received ahd for sale by JOHN DAVIS. Little Rock, July g, 1850.
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Fay up! Pay up!:" Pay np:!! TTNHE subscribers nsw la waat ef fanda te pag- k chase new ssoak asd settle siF old ancssaia. and they wsaId Tespseifsliy request sli thass ln. dsb,ed ie them. eishsr by nO,s CT account t0 cali and settle. Their saeoanis gre resdy.
 Jaas Is. FATHERLY & CLEMENTS.
The New York herald., 1850-05-07
EOuICATION.

PROFESSIONAL GENTLEMAN, HAVING TAKEN
N and b roughly rcn,tcd the house ~ varek s<ree ION
block adoins 81 Johns Park would be pleased TO take
afw select hosfjcrs. Gentlemen gentleman and their
Ho, and cold baths IN tho bouse References sxehanssd
ferns reasonable.
ssisTANT TEACHER WANTED. IN SCHOOL IN
N tls city 10 ve distraction in Classics and ksshsh,
from htosP ~ the ugusi hve days Of each weak ga
larry $50 rcr Address NJ j. A. stating ase Ope-
renee. and a reference.
CovERNTSs.--A MIDDLE A. ED LADY. WITH Salts
~ factory reference aud many years experience in esoh-
ms ~i.s- 20 obtain c-wareut situation iustrustesss
H. private FAMILY temnary, where she rive cam
pste Erssh education. address T. N. boz No. W. this
offcs.
DRACTICAL BOOK -kEEPtSG. - CEDAR SrREEr-
rr L. ksr-h Accountant. suthor 81 the Science of
ID nhle Entry E0oh-ks0png smplifed" and the Art of
single futry keeping Improved continues TO teach
s-Hlcs. PfeI,ctgsaa -h erns obtained A. The rooms
from An 90 Pm Ro. kkeepng IN Spansb-A beauti-
ful edition Of hr N.r.t principal work 10 pahltshed In
Spanish. Price 81 a. for sale With his ether vcrkA ~ he
counting r1oma.
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ASsUSEmTNTs IN pII,.ADELPHIA.

DARNUM'S MUsrUS PuiLapELPHIA.-P. T. BAR
ID Proprietor and Nsnarer Henry Sanford, Assis-
tant hanager-en Tom Thumb victorious In the Quatsf
tyfuy The distinguished fAvors lavishsd
the Gen since t fret and wishing 20
tisy b and The public who have thronsod the -
he has held during the week. the Manager
has secured hs for the week;
and happy that he will appear in BONBAS
TEs TrHcsO hs chief character aud In those perform
which have excited the wonder and admiration of the
world Ballad Dtt,e-. Dances. The whole company
will appear in Drama Farce, &c. The numbsrlsss sur
ositie- win general admiration In rshearsal Hop o. Ny
Thumb performed by the General for 2D nights In London
aud other siue- With sreat suocess Admittanss, ets
children under 10 yesrs i2ts
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DR.. CHARLES suNDE's


rvRrssNyrJN. ss@-.
Nv. .sTfUEPESfrCTFIfIffN fNFORnS HIS FHIESD Dq
~ en@ e rrhiic that he hes he>or- of tbs n
wser Cure E<tshlsh Beusouvills two aeS
haf miles fr~m the Nortfsuptsn Railroad
hur. 1e from Ne~ fgfs stou ave from Boston. G.s
AfAany strss~din ~ ths peasantst valley. q
Yes Enri-ns s-rrcrns-t Nth ~ocf rrc~n his s.< ssds
rs ed sh..ssn,iv srrrlef ~f,h tas .oes snd
eus t.id ans Nr~sehe Tas re- and spsscus hnilanss
orsr al tfe enrvenisrees fer
s~eh ~rs riunss baths deseh sua siry tcisrs on,s
Icr att fftr paents sparse 'r either symasa,r m
tc TIE toctcr being the esr-~t hvinr s-ipts ~
fr1ersnits er~fenhers srd hsvrs esr~ye,ee mr.,
thhn rf'e.n year he c~n- hs -r.oss
nf w he hauts ~ every E1rorcsn hvfropssh hct~1
ror1 any r~e-orshle ssr~cs>.er. Sro water eyre
sfe~ sds the rart - hn~> s-s-rers ec~ I'll.
t~e--ssi-s- :. Nv. - s>ss.s~hr-nt 10 ao- Len ~.
s~.sss p~ssss~ho n6ao O1 y - eAsvs 49,