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me fsFs correspondent Of the St. Louis Re- paoAcan, writes as follows:
 one ot the most bloody due,s nn yecori ,vaS i,9agh' recently at Montpelier. between n NIT, or 'Ncs @ eu''of ol a>psper, and a Mir. Ginestons. The .aoSe was political, and the two adsersaries en : Wsl! ghAnown to each other. They met on ihe poahi' and the weapons chosen was the com,non SSoii, with the uses Of which ne,the, were ac. F'A1a'ed. Oliver succeeded, after few passes .1 rum as his sword through the breast of fil,es f.,, sae Poiht coming out al the back. Gnestons s'' immediately 10 The gTodnd, but with last ef 'oa,' fS'sta his arm as he feil, and thrast il ont V, 1'A " s. much force that he ran his sword com psseV through Mir. Oliver, who had run mn. u"hAihs hls adversary killed. Oliver sunk pnan .ae gISahd. aud died without groan. Giaes,ops s @s oatfiea 10 farm, where he still fingers suf 'snag aFeadialiy and with no hopes of recoyer. hS ne ned oeen married only eagtt days. and ssal..g yo"ag wie said to be almost out of her
 p's ohNer lett wife and five children.
 .l, ou' even ttis duel, horrible as 1t was, canoat Slls tae tragedy witch has just been nacssa <, .a 1eaoa do not think ever heard of any tbiag o ..no'e as the circumstances connected with'it , s toAh ot aaae, at nine o'clock in inc eyen Ts, N, Eyanseiissi, Chancellor of the Crim,nai ,a auoane, which believe means Kind of shs, s, ,1,, aae isiend of His Holiness, Plus TX. was ,a ,s.ns'ed in the street. as he was ahout,ep,e,- srs,, Sls aoase ot friend Nr. Evsngelisli cele fla ,sA " JOY he violence of his character, it.a,ed s,., r.'lcal prisoners under Lis charge with the s'salesi cruelty sssE3 "' '''s v.a soas others imprisoned for political offences ,Iv aeg ayoang man of excellent character and fam na S aHa me husband Of beautiful, devoted wifi. ocen ,a ptison several months. suff.r;,,e sa.y psyallon and cruelty, and causir,, ihs rn,s, h.sn -'salos aiixseiY to h:s young wife. Sig had lns' ssaa and again, 70 Rsangelisti an.i on Ter
 ' 'a'psosed hta to iatercede fof the islesse og
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 HINDER fhk d,ttxkpA ~ AAR0M sx IVuTON SN1Tiffs N Sf New 0slSsng kslAEg Ileya csd CSpasslIess cs sAe sapssAs tssIlsl VI T1s ssiaSlsAnent k ss0rnsd iss sAs hllg~ias
 i. fss pssc.ssins Isw N ssa sepsasss FOuss ~ ths United states and sIssastN8 pEy business before C0nReosN
 q Fortke prosecution afa fatdte eg9 ofatF eI&tGn& ia iaw of eqasis aeas0st tb6 uhistd StaIes ktfts< Congress oa iho Executipe DepnElnRnfs. oF afNssst sosclga GeveEnmsnaz before Boards 0f ecmls.'F sioners > For lie settlement of aceonnss VIII shc State, TreAsqrg, Wa, Naxf, PcSi M lees A1aa ll teFiOg Depanments sNi dbtliusnE the tdeaiSslo 0k tiuas of tbs resenns. post eEntn. us other laws
 4. For sec arae letters paseus fof nyentons tsdn1 the tinted States or ffom feseEn ti1yeFnmense and psOcHFiaR sand warrants and ppnsinas nAdak ths vaElous pension iawE of the N1tts3 SS4ses a@ 5. For collections geIesailys elllseadlng vEhtA leEaeles, e.d iaheFllanees. in tlse Gnitsa haptAs and foEelgn nuantFes sssss. @ se 6. For the purchase end sale of lan4a in snyef ths States frrHiories of the EniaHs an4 lqaBsng moneys on mortgage of real estate hlua Es&l@in. 1 For investment Df ffnlssn Eusspd state& &md State stocks and loans, collcoss0nof the dsidmndN thereon and, geReFaiiY, fof the transaction ef aM business pertaining to law lOaa. and banking agency atss s4 MeSsFs. Palmer & SnethHu. Ame1sc4n and Foreign Agency, city of Washington, will receive pEaaps and falshfai atteRtioR s3
 PALMER & SNETflKNs
 Office No. Carroll Piace. Capitol niif.
 Juir lS--AS--ly. 44
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MoRE TRooPs FOR CvBA Prom a letter received in this city oti Tuesday, from 0cala lFlorida.) we learn thai on Saturday last, three companies, num- herlng about is0 men, Jeff that vicinity with the intention o joining large party, who are destiaed 10 join the patriots in Cuba. We could moi learn ihe names Of all the officers, but are Informed that Capt. Province and Capt. Fisher are among them These men are good rihemen, and in any eEeoun- ter with the Spanish troops will render good ac- count of themselves. Oar information is derived from gentleman whe has two brothers in one Of the ompanies.--SInalaah NelcS, 22d inst.
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SAiING UNDER WAreR.--1he Paris Journal des Debats states that new species of vessel, aeS- tined. ii IS expected o solve the great problem of submarine navieation, has been constructed in the establishment of NJ. Crnesot
 This vessel viii proceed from Cruesots estab- lishment througL Paris lo Calais by sea. with The ald of iis machinery, which IS similar to that of propelerS. In going out of tlle port of Calais, t will plunge under water and re appear few ionrs af.erward before Dover. Thence ii will gain the Thames, whence t will Ascend b London, where II will figure in the Exhibition among the most interesting productions of Preach industry and genius.
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DousTruL GcaPrasEsT.--A well knnwn pan- oist recently played some of hts masi astonishing pieces before the Grand Seignor. As the ccnchi- sion of the performance, the Sultan who had been observing him V th great apparent admiTation said 10 bIm:-'' have heard Thaiberg" Ia low bow of the srtlsts, ard modest sniel; ( have also hesrd Lisst'' fa still lower bow and 5es0ui aftentiqn5; ."bat not one cf ali that have played before nc perspifcl as much as you do.s
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MARKNENs A aalN.
1rha efea' wheles.le closAlag Iloa..


 CHARLES HARKNESs < SON. Nc. i2s Msrset Ssrert. fas se6ia- Essf assmsy q
 Fosrfs Saess. Pa5iasehskss THE psoprieioFs of ths OLp Esras1ssseh FAsn. | IoSaai-F CLoTsusa SfeAK, art now mamatae- turng the largest. best assorted, end most Fask- ionably got up sleek Of Superior ClolhFsx for the Fall and Winter tradc, that has ever bskn oilsFea 10 the notice of Wholesale hayen.
 Hardness & SoE respectfully invite the aaaeh- uoa ot Merchants and Dealers confident that thaag stock of Clothing will De found expressly adapted 10 the requirements of the southern and Westegn markets. while theiT pfieas will convince ntehsi- ma paSehaseEs thas theis Establishment afauersax- tra0Fdlnsry inducements. TAKE NOTiCEt--I IiafkneSs & eansa ClaahIne Store is large Five Story Brick Iuslains xtuateA on the South East corner Of Fourth and Market Sts.. Philadelphia.
 N E. Look out for the largest Gilt Blgek Let ter Signs in thu United States and rensl--- s M 4f--Srs. HARkNESS d SON.
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Johnson's maj. 3,099
 Now, therefore, I. JOHN SELDOM RoANE, Governor of the Siate of Arkansas, be virtue of the authority Ia me vested, by the laws of said State, do hereby declare ROBERT W. JOHNSON to be duly elected Representative from she State of Arkansas in the 32d Congress of the United States
 ,.S1sss.s In testimony whereof have here :AN9E. unto Set my hsnd and caused the seal :SG :of saig State to be affixed at Little A%LES Rock, on the sth day of September,
 t'.s.s A. D., 1g5l
 By the Governor. JOHN SELDEN ROANE.
 DAuo B. GaEEa. Secrstary of State
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SUGAR AND COFrEE.
IS YOUR PROPERTY INSURED.

IF not, please call upon the undersigned, who \ IS Agent for one of the oldest and mos, respon. Sible companies in the United States.
 The Protection Insurance Company, of Hart ford, Conn.,, takes Fire Risks, on the most favor. able terms.
 Sept sth, 1851, VIM. B. WAIT, Ageat.
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In Inc Hot Spring Circuit tOurL al the August s Term, ID, 1851,
 . HARRISON D. FLOWERS, PkIiat.g,

dlailhloO-N I' ' GC " EfG, f E3sfIVs
 vs Attachment.
 WILLIAM L. SHOWERS DefenAaaf
 4 ND now on this day comes said Plaintiff, by A J. S. Morris and W. K lnglish, his attorneys. and it appearing 10 she satisfaction of the Court, from the return of the sheriff herein, that sad de fendant has not been served with pToeess and that he IS non resident Of this State; 1t is therefore ordered hy inc court that publication be II ade in the : Arkansas Banner" a newspaper printed in this State, for two weeks sGecessivcy the last insertion to be maIt al least four weekS next n.e ceding the next term Of this court the object of winch notice IS to notify said defendant that suit in attachment has been instituted for three hun dred and thirty dollars and fifty cents, and that hts estate has been attached and thai unless he ID pear 0r before the second day of the next term of this court, at court 10 be begun and holden on tie last Monday in February A. D. 1852, at the ecourt house in the town of Rockpor, county afore- said, and plead, answer or denur, that judgment will be rendered against hn for the amount ofthe plaintiff $ debt damages and costs Of suit.-and his estate sold to satisfy ke same. And un6l then this cause stands continued.
 JAfIU JESTER, Cierk. true copy fr9m the record.
 JAHu JESTER. Clerk-
 2-2w.
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 Craks srrFAnhxaa x Tsx x.- Tie LAvass Comnerciai cf the 2esA snsfsnss sss an stsFeis from which re sake ihe aanexed tstrxct:
 "wc haze been infosned that sconpany nam. beFing sne thifty pesseas have Jett onr nes< hhei ing cisy of indian0ls, for the feudezsoas al Mus tang issasa. at witch point they expect transpog. taliun for the island og Cuba. Prom SHformatien we have received. | ls probable thnt lssxe n1tra bef vf Texans will he assembled nt that pe4at foS the D TgSe Of assistsng ti Cuban patFio2 ia their s'ragglc foT independence. Il IS ranared, isss wc do not kns~ with what degree af truth. that Gen. Mcleod hsz gone eyer 10 GuTpes Christi, ns is is supposed, with she View ol healing the cSPedi- ton"
 The yietogla Advocate ef the tSlh says:
 alt is sad two kuntfed TesanS Lave been en- canped oH Mustang isisna. below Cafpas Chgjsii ready to embark on the pemprFo for Cebs, We have no doubt the Tep9r! x correct. l. is wei known tlat the PaFapef9. cone weeks sinec. made enc or two irips 10 Corpas Chrsii, as !; was said, with goserament siores, but VIC presume the "ssoTss were fof the aSe40f ths volunteers men toned ahove company ot volunteers far Cuba left their eueampmeai al San Aptonio last week Ios Musiang Island, from whence laey expected to sail for Key West uu Saturday last'
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Far West Lodgs No meets every Saturday night. R. ssKCy, Sec. !. <. HENRY, E. G. Thursday night in each m0ath' ". W.sADAMS, q. P. G. PEkY, scribe.
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ASTONISHING INvENrIoS.-The Cincinnati papers say that MT. Solomon, of that city, has invented what he calls perfect substitute for steam:
 q From the common whiting. sulphuric acid and water he obtalnS carbon m the gaseous state; and with inc power exertea by this gas, he asserls that he now drives 9 horse engine, and fer one fortieh the expenses of steam. lifts and lets fall l2,000 pounds five times in maute. This fluid without any heat applied at all, exerts pressure of $40 pounds io the square inch, while water in the same unheated state has no pressure but that Of gravity. Water heated to the boiling point yields power of 6fteen pounds. This uid, with the same heat, would yield power of nearly I2,000 poundsl And what is more q handful of charcoal, and boiler the size of d teakettle, will produce at an expense of few cents the whole of this tremendous energy Fifty dollars expense in carbon would carry one of the Collins steamers from New York to Liverpool.
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SALE OF LAND FOR TAXFS

SALE OF LAND FOR TAXES, IN YELL COUNTY, STATE OF ARKANSAS. NOTICE is hereby given that in conformity to " an act of the General Assembly of the State of Arkansas, approved the 10th day of January 1851, entitled :" an act for the relief of Theodore ?. Sadler late sheriff Of Yell county;' giving sad Sadler three years 10 collect arrearages of taxes due him in said county, &c. And in accordance with an order Of the county court of the said county of Yell, made on the seventh day of Au- gust, A. D., 1851, authorizing said Saller as late sheriff as aforesaid to sell the following described lands for the taxes, penalty and costs charged
 thereon for the tunes mentioned III the description of said lands. The taxes, penalty and costs charged on said lands remaining unpaid. and that the whole Of said tTfctS of land, as much thereof as may he necessary to pay the taxes, penalty and costs charged thereon, will be sold by the said Theo. dore r. Sadler, late sheriff as aforesaid at the door of the court house in the said county Of Yell on the first Monday 9th day) of October, A. D.. 1851, unless such taxes, penalty and expenses of advertising be paid to the said sheriff and collect or before the day of sale, together with the ex- penSes incurred in former advertisement of said
 lands
 The sale will commence al CT before the hour of ten o'clock on said day, and will Dc continued from day to day until ali of said lands shall be sold or offered for sale.
 NorE-if only part of any tract be sold, the same viii be surveyed off in square at the south east corner.
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FRATERNAL ORDERS.

MASONIC Western jtIs Lodge No. meets first sfanay night in cTery nlcnii. L. E. BARBER, W. M. A. j. Hrrr, Sec. l-s Union Chapter No eveEy second Hoaday n,h in each noa,h F. fl. ENGLISH, IL r, A. ". WEHs, See.
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LITTLE ROCK LITERARY And Military Institution.
PERMANENTLY L0cATKln,

PERMANENTLY L0CbTkn. \ BEG to inform the citizens of Little Rock, and the public generally, that I shall open mi School, oh the .arst MoHlay ia August aeef in Che House known as the Washington Hotel, Gnow oss cupied by Mir. Champir.l where shall be pleaaed o see the children of those persons who feel dis posed to favor nae with their patronage; and sincerely hope, by dtkgeaf and faitkfai attention to my duties, to make thIs Institution worthy of the patronage ot the generous and patriotic parents of Arkansas where their ehiidFrn can rccziee q good E4acation, and be lhorysghiy prepared for ad. mtfance ime any oi the Colleges in our country. lt Is a iamentable fact that we have too tong sunl bered on the subject Of Education, af Amae, and t is now rnle that we should arouse in favor Of Southern Institutions, where children can be EgU- perly Educated, without sending them of to the East, winch has been too frequently the ease tfi past years. They can ktre be Educated with iesm expense to parents. and their mHds and muFaia can be as well cultivated. Why not, then. give us a triatf That IS alt we ask. Competent Assis- scholars require t, that ample justice shall ha done 10 all at all times.
 As am fully persuaded that long vacations are injurious tb the progress of children my nterniS- sions will be short. and at such times as the Baard interests of the Institution and the weifarr of the pupils.
 As soon as the weather becomes more pleasant large portion of the playiime will be devoted to the very beautiful and interesting exercise of Mil itaTy Tactics
 For the English branches, s2 per month.
 T5fst. RneL T,,t., oa faks .~ .e
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53. By eenversing with several planters within few days past, VIC have learned thatihe cotton bowls are opening hnely--and the picking hecoan ing fair.--P.as BiuJ Rs7ablcan.
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LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RA.IaoAp.--In view of the recent vote of the people of Louisville, thorizing the City Council ta subscribe si .000o00 tc the Louisville and Nashville rai!Eoad ae Cour- fer says:
 ITO Kentucky, 10 the Union, we say that the Louisville sud Nashville Railroad will be com Ineaced and completed as rapidly ss abundant means and inc aroused saesgies of our eaierprsing will Dc running from Louisville 10 Nashville be- fsTe the fiat day of January, 1855! in less thaa two years ffum this day. the extension of the Jef ferscnvile yailfaad will be comp e;cd. and passen sefsmay ge by failtvaI from Louisville tosyery ile poTtsnt city nogtE aoaih. east or west. A giotous destiny awaits our beautiful city.
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WATER MsLoN s,eass.-The Chicago Tribune, in acknowledging the reeepi of small quantity of genuine Sacchafine matter, extracted from the water melon says:
 '@We have seen and used sugar made from cane, maple, corn, and bee:s, bat we have never seen any 80 2ofe, and deliciously sweet as this To our mind Il IS equal to the best quality of honey The water meion possesses great amount of sac chatine matter, in a very pure state and we do not see why making sugar from it could not be made a profitable business in climate adapted to she gtoRth Of it.
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Liiae Beck reuaie Haaor No meets every Tuesday night NEI r. POPE. we. f. Jas. DEBAus, ". R. The Degree TeRJIc ntoet- scuat monthly.
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A PROCLAM'lTg0N
nnYEg Non 0F THR sTATE oP ARKaNs

GOVERNOR or TIER sTATK OF ARE[A1isAs. YNTHEREAS. an election was held, accuFdsng
 " lhiair. on the Asst Monday u AuknN lest, t being the foprh aey af sad month, log Rep feseasaiiee ta DC Congress of the unitua states fron the sssfe q AFkanzsss nHd. whefeas. i sp-
 csEs fgasa the Fesafux uf said election ca ile in the office ~ tl~ Secretary of State. thas tbe re- spssiiYe T4nkhasies receitea Inc following vote:
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FROST A CO.,, R&H DEALERS IN rm FN Boots, shoes, Hf0gans,
 HATS CApG x.r

HAIcs IAFS, dEC.,
 .sss Ef PALM LEAF, MEXICAN AND cAMPRACi4x
 HATS. Ne. 10. Magazine. bstwesn Canal aud Common .,
 NEW ORLEANS. IT groea eur Houses aia New Ycsk and Dcssoa we arc consistently receiving fresh snppllss Of thv above Goods.
 cOantry Dealers are Invited so eall and sxalsiae cur extensive stock.
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RECOMMENDATION.
 Lihle Rnek. Ark- lAh .Lsln faAi

Little Roek, Ark. l4A Jsiy 1881. We. the undersigned, having attended one or more Of the examinations of the pupils of Collage Poin, Institute whiie under the contT0l of Mr. J. Land aFe satisfied that he Is 6 competent and faithful Teacher; and as he coatsmplafes opening seisoDi in thls ctyAse have ao hesitation .s him to the confidence Of parents aud guardians i general, whose patronage hs soliciis; and one tb whom the education Of their children. mentally and m rally, may be safely infrusted.
 Joshua F. Green, jas Lawson.
 F. W. Trapaall, Ben r. Dsnlev. D. ". Carroll, D. ]. Baldwin
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Little Rock, Aug. 5. 1851.
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THEODORE F. SADLER, Tate &hsriT and sr eefcio eo!lecsor Of Yell ceastg, Arkgnsas. August 2l. 1851. 52~-at
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THE DEsoLATE,

THE DEsOLATE.
New with the throb Of loving breast
The young dove dreameth within her nest
Now mid the claspng Of velvet leaves
The blossom sleeps meath the shelisring caves
Beauty and life
srr..- Embrace and smile,
But low is my boy
..t.v In bis grave the while!
Moonbeams tremble and kiss the sea.
Odorous winds float over the lea, v
Merrily riseth the inssct's song,
Fair come the STARS like a sister.throng;
But the glow.wOrm lights,
In the willows shade, ss,
'r The lowly couch
Where my boy is laid!
Proud was the thrph Of my tender breast
As ii WOO him Otto gentle rest;
Though tears, like dew on a silken leaf,
Told lie had entered world of grief;
But they vanished soon
BY the gentle art
That held him close
To mother's heart.
Oh. is my bosom less tender now!
Thrills not my heart with its wonted glow,
Weak to embrace are the loving arms
Thatsoughtn wealth hut his blooming charms.
Nay! strong with life,
Trembling with love
But firm are the bars ~
His form above. ss5
In the holy hush of the starry light
Presence stoe1 by my bed at night;
Bright was her face with seraph:ioy,
A. she loosed my arms from my dreaming boy /:
White a. the pearl
of the ocean shell
Grew the round limbs
Through her angel spell.
o. heart wild heart !--be still, be dumb!
When the glad summons for me shall come,
First in the ranks Of the shining bands,
MY che'uh will meet me, with clasping hands /;
Glory and love,
On his radiant face, 7
Shall light The air
As our souls embrace! at
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.kEMAkKABLE CuRE.-Dr Fryer the celebrated Indian
Doctor has the credit OF achieving some cues
We were shown the otEday slave belonging to the Old
Levee Steam Cooa Prss. Third Municipality. who. we
we're informed had bssu cured Of ooumpton or rather
disease Of thslver and lnngss with fever of the bowels He
was discharged on ths March. after beins confined BIZ
bed fs many moah Thsaesro appeared perfectly restored
Weaso saw at the smss negro who hsd been cured
Of severe by Dr. Fa. lEtors Louisiana State
Republicsu. Lafayette. Nav 9s. 1851 myso d& W1
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MILNEBuRe AND LAKE PoHTCHAkTRAIN.
l'onTCHAnrHAnN aAILnuAD COMpAs.
Fall and Winter Arrans semet for Departure of the Cars
commencing October l, 1851, i
THE CARE LEAVE

E An OMNIBUS leaves Canal and Chartres street everv
quarter Of an houY for the Depot .T = -
at O'Clock, and the Lake end evening at O'Clock
J. w. SMITH, superintendent.
NewOreans, september %, 1861. fl mhH ii 3t2p
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J. !. assSSERA aSsSAEAASi,s. Aaiss.Dr,. es--'..-r' I


- CeuuclL o. Mpnlss9AL1rY No sTwo,A !
-, \ 4 y q 81 - Cky ~ NeWOipAia- e Z
N virtue Of resolution q the Council, sdspfed
,hst ths Connitiss os sssssssad vii Sro
posa until the 18th Of Novembes fce tha Ind
sssctisa ot Toyp Ckck with four upinaisd dah. le
tower tow: Of g PCAokt Church On ceasp s.,. ~ pa.
which yM b flrni.hsd And st what tins il Yih -
Rksa 5se1ny u The aneaet q ths BID viii r. psa.!z.d
i the failhul peogmance Of tn contsacf Bids vii b.
~ ths ohce of the 6scsssasy Of The CosnG ,a.d -.
dopd PfsSsas f6s Furnishing and erecting toMn cIo
H. Z. ~ HENRY, REMaHAW, st
eSl Charms Commit,es On Streets and LandinsI.
RATTURE SAND-Notice is hereby givei /,
al pa.lEs deeFoes Of ehtzining Ratinss Hand. that
ssS1 tss ss.ss q sash ID Of Poi hs ss Of
- e~yvsvov * n. scc1.S Mssi;r:sEss,
Sosyey1s Ono, Heeond Msnioipaily, %. n, ISL
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STRAW AND SILK GOODS,

STRAW AND SILK GOODS,
A CAMP STREET, UP STAIRS.
THE undersigned respectfully informs his city
4 and counuy customers that he has Eeceived cho
and cOmpete assortment Of b o N NET s. RiBBONs,
FLOWERS. TRIMMINGS and MILLINERY ARTI.
CLES general which he oss low prices fos cash
q aspss1Ssa s%iD e' 'IsXHc s1 sAwlN. Camp st.. up .,ai
NEW luUSAC STORE,
90 Camp street, three doors below Potdras.
THE public is respectfully invited to call and
= examine the large: splendid and com. .-Iu1Hr-Ls
and MUSICAL IN5TRUMENTS,a at tho {JHX"
above esta blshlpent, consisting in part OIL Wv
Grand Piano F0stes from j. Pleye Co., Hsnu Hax,r.
Gilbert b Co., and the best OF other makers. n
semi Grand PIanos from Bend Hsrz and Plsysl.
PicOlo Plan0s and Pianinos. from Hefz. -
square Pianos, tfom Gilbert, Dunham. VIM. Hall Son,
The :piepad ph.s Piano. from VIM. IisliS S Son. Broad
PeEl9y Organs IN rich carved eases.
Ehs Harm0nicyn Oschestrs, OF Osganized pianc.
New style of Gaas, of oh And vaEsd patierns Of
fomhs' make. s. a y = ~ Ea
Roehm Flutes. 80 1ffr-t' ' ~.
mpfoyed Aecosdeons, warranted not get out Of tune
hisss lnsnumsne from double hea 70 altcioEether with
~ ass9s, me NJ Of Musio, and old. -
mr. Air hEp ~. TRUST has charge OF the eslahImh
nsnt and Will BE- al all times Tra3v visit
friends
has bsen fitted ny the especs use or the LADIES'
paF0nssns. tfeb lpl w. r. AAYO.
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PabIie night schosi, I'd Maaiei1sii67.

T'HlS SCHOOL will be open nightly for Sx
- months. d1m MONDAY. 9Th inst. iiom haEpe1tS b
sSn'f: % On s. Msys ass gndss the mpsI.assssaes q
ment u the Franklin Sckoelh On 81 Cfases 9ll.
n change of Mira Julia aanst- Appleetaes = edn6od
undsgignod or the Pducipala u .sf-