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THkOGs MIX, WEo-CHESI Eh-f Ah1i IoT
SALE eon-nns 50 .erss Of god and Nd . Arg. so,.s
VIII b1idrE. There Ren-rs nm o.
fruit On he solf desired Inquire u Ed
MgND UNDERHTLL. on the premises
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Personal Intelligence.

At the Astor, J. A. Talbot T-xss, 81. Carroll. Wash.
iDgten Il. aeGresn rexa, Carroll White Boston Lieut.
rick O'Donohue, San Frarc,sco.
Hon. Robert c. Winthrop of Boston, is on a tour to
health f''1 - 80 AMY - 80 ''4'H' u 40
Gov Clifford, of Masss chuseta vii not be candidate
Hon. Mellon Beach ex. Canal Commiss ionsr Of tbi,
State and Vice Piei.eLt Of the River Railroad
company, IL dangerously III 1T his residence POUCH.
The EAllof Eesmere family left the city yesterday
afternoon for Boston, fom after brief vst to
Springfield the neiehoobo of Boston, he will pur
sue his journey aoue e.ursy Nova SCOTIA and from
thence TO England Lady Ele mere expects to precede
him to England They .i not ,esnIn to This city before
very shortly. Messrs. Dixie ano Wbitw0rth will remain
for me months yet.
Ex.Gov. Vroom will not leavs for Berlin before the
early part Of st September.
ARRIVALS.
no a1 Yuan M. ses w0th %Sasy
aans st9'spH sSS is NJ 1: w
Mrs. cTs sssr MRS e'P Ps.i s
sessh he:s D. sss
Knapp Wv Th,n S' Ss.s
Thee Miller, Gaps ot.inrsr, sheldon, Nj Brython, =
y1 y'ss 1S? Alss
s Cen ss ssy ssS 5. NJ c
g n,ISi MyFpt, DH BIT Korean Jbso%isy
;.ss.
ssto,mPfon, Douglass Burr. Jr Watson Twist.
stoehhSyer, Whitman " Keanan b s Curry " Wckes.
John wsrne5 Ely sgntnss Mr. Wrish. Capt
Fieher MsGlassan, ncherson, William Hastings,
dunbar BlandoD.G W Blandon, W Blandon. +
HcugLton. A Knyon, I Groom. j Cory McMahon, W
w stone Wailsr G Ncyrs Price, Brown, g
Chase. Huntress and. rson Buchan an Mullins,
Mrs Nielsen Capt kickerson. Graves Total l39 and
$50 in the steerage.
From Pe!napbuco, in the ship John Jay-Henry Pat
children Of 0rom the wreck Of ship NAL
lory Of Nystic)
From Havana in the bark Her ry-G A Bailey Thurs-
ton N Peralta Uugot.
From Turks Island in the brig Kate FosterMrs Sayal
los, three children and servant. Mr BOWERS.
From Nuevtas in the brig Blaomer-O Hanson
From Aatanzas, in tho schooner stephen Hotchkss-G
Tarletou, :"
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Malls for Europe.

raE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
fha Ornard steamship Arabia, Captain Judkins, viii
leave tnia port 70 morrow, at IL o'clock, FOR Liverpool
Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition Of the
Agw Ycsx HERALD VIII be received at the following
Ihces in Europe
ITERpccr-John Hunter, No. Paradise street.
LospoE-Edsard Sanford h CO. Cornhin
VIM. Ghomss bCo., No. 10 Catherine street.
PARp-Iivingston, Wells l. Co., Rue de la Boarss.
B. n Revolt, No. II Rue do Ia Banqus.
Ths European malta will close at half past ten O'Clock
in the morning.
Tie WEEKLY HERALD will be published at half past nine
o'clock tomorrow morning Single copies, in wrappers,
sMpenss.
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shells in this region may a. well make up their
minds at once to the final policy Of resistance
or submission In this view, the elections Of
nary moment in reference to the future recon
struction of parties throughout the country
reconstruction which appears inevitable. be-
tween this time and the national campaign Of
1856.
In North Carolina the Governor, State officers
and Congressman are to be elected but the
cream of the whole controversy lies in the two
districts represented for years respectively by
Venable secession anti-Cuba democrat,) and
Clingman free trade, Southern rights, indie
pendent democratic whig) Each of these gen.
tlemen has now to confront whig and .
democratic candidate; but the result is more
directly matter of local and personal. than
general concern. whatever it may be. These
two cases, however, from the complications they
involve, may contribute their full proportion to
the breaking down Of the old party organizations
throughout the country. That the disintegra-
ton of the democracy is about to commence in
North Carolina is pretty evident from the pre-
sent wranglings and chickering's and open
mouthed discord among the party presses and
candidates throughout the State. How far the
wings may remain intact, with nothing behind
them and nothing before them, the election will
determine.
Such are the State elections for August.
They have but few points Of general interest,
and they are not very strictly defined or advan-
tageously located for a full judgment The
October and November elections in Ohio, Penn
sylvania. New York, Georgia, Mississippi, and
elsewhere will have a more potent and express
sive Specification than those of August. As far
as Congress is concerned, any further contest
on the part of the wings is mainly an individual
affair, for the pay and mileage; for, with ma
jorty Of sixty-two already, the democrats are
utterly beyond the reach Of wing soundings.
What we expect is. that before the meeting of
Congress the intervening State elections will
foreshadow the final breaking up of the old
effete party lines. and new arrangement Of
things for 1856; and it is possible that we may
have some nklings to this effect in the elections
Of August
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Green Turtle souP.- r M.~Bayard begs
leaye TO call attention to his this aters
himself he make Of the good times Of
Van Antwerp Bum Hazard ech the hacyo festi-
vas at HobOken Try all ask and speak YOU
find it, BAYAkD, Stste street, Battery.
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then from the producers in own latitude, and Anay
from the northsrly portions Of this continent
This advantage which Of New York, and the dent.
Gems Of the other principal cities in this region 70 less
extent enjoy Is due Hrt II the great variety
Of climate through which territory extends and
which the productions OF the soil are found ct the
time in almost every stage Of growth and secondly to
the employment of the swsst steamships in our coast
trade from the Gulf Of Mexico 70 the Bay Fundy and
to our immense network OF railroads al through the
country. As an instance of this had Saturday,
the peaure receiving box Of fruit forwarded Us
BY steamer from the State of Georgia. 1t contained
peaches of the largest size ard fully ripe, apricot negu
pums &c all in the freshe-t state and which could not
be produced in this latitude for several weeks 10 Gomez
They were raised by Mr.. r ] Noses of Bellevue near
Columbus, and shipped TO us by him only few
DAYS previously Thus for than three months our
citizens will be able to enjoy these luscious and health
promoting fruits in their entcing freshness, and at
cheapness which places hem within the procurement
Of the very poorest For this aud all other advantages
which we enjoy, may we be Gully thankful
Marine Affairs.
ARRIVAL OUT OF THE STEAMSHIP huMBoLDr.--A teegra-
phc from the sgeuts Souths mpton to Brown,
shpley Co.. of Liverpool announces that the steam
ship Humboldt Capt Lines, from this city, arrived at
Southamp ton at A. NJ OF the 18th inst after pas
cage Of 10 days II hours
ARRIVAL BRITISH STEAMSHIP DEE.-The British
West India mail steamship Dee Captain Parker Gom st.
Thomas July II, arrived yesterday. She here for
repairs.
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Flushing, takes place this day uedayj AM
Ihuffday July 20 IL and IS at II o'clock day
the Merchants Exchange by ALBEIT III. NICOLAY
auctoner III ESQ beautiful lots situated The line
the New York and Flushing kairo id will
this property The deeds stringent nui
sance clauses and houses IL &c allowed bulls t.
cost less than 81 go each hut specified whom
they shall be built Tho vilage Of West Flushing is
healthy destined t. hecorn beau
tul villages within .eny mile, New York. The terms
are For furt or particulars refer the auction
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sapeslntena.ns's OGlss. Cry ssal Palace, View

u,
Exhibitors cfu I'll led that tho space
aotted thu IN IL not actually ccpi.d them within
eonable time the General Superb f3nt viii
to dispose Of 1t il favor OF other applications
j. N. BATCHELDKR seeratsry u superinteudents.
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entered their souls. What they felt they said;
what they promised they did Whatever
historians and philosophers may say, these
men of New England had undergone perils
and tolls incredible, to found State accord
ing to their own views, and they were as
suredly free to establish such laws as they
deemed essential for the preservation of union
and peace. A law-respecting, order-loving'
God-fearing race, they have thriven beyond the
widest anticipations of their forefathers
Whether they have devoted their energies to
the tolls of the sea, or the labor of the loom or
the cultivation of the earth, or the cares Of
merchandise, they have succeeded in every call
ing beyond any of their rivals, and stand this
day the proudest monument to the inherent
worth and energy Of the old Roundheads and
Independents of England and Scotland The
records of sucha race cannot fail but please.
The Mission TO FRANcE-INPORTANT If TRUE
Several months ago, our special correspondent
at Washington announced that General Dix had
been agreed upon as Minister to France. Since
that time the question has been mystery. 1t
is now said that General Dix only consented
to accept the sub treasury as a temporary re-
lief to the President till he could hit upon
somebody else to take the place; and some Of
the Washington newsmongers are quite conf
dent that he is still the man for France, and
that he knows it. But it is further reported
that the appointment Of this minister will not
be proclaimed till after the August elections
for fear Of damages in Kentucky and Tennes-
see. This would seem to point at General Dix
and the Buffalo platform. Can the Washington
Union give us the required information upon
these points? Is General Dix to be the Minis
ter to France?-has his appointment been re-
solved upon and is it withheld from publication
for the present, for fear ofdamages in Kentucky
and Tennessee? We can hardly believe it; but
how is it?
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S 1s 1nfa psns
.se % I os . hIs
sEIs q he cities csliiarnia
g BseaSway 1sar White street July
tion in tie galleries the book sales room
Childrens DagueYreolypes As some un-
rsa enable has eso manifested account
notice that FOR all Of oSrn under n f nos
less than fifty cents win be required but for all
Fine Arts. = Dngucrrcotypes In OIL, by
nes tie the dag ere"sspe With che an.h the
nently One sitting only from life is required.
$s5 Reward Lost, In ~an or Eassau
streets 500 in bills viz one $50 hill on the Appleton
New York Return to 5. JONES, Al Wall street
Mourning Goods.-Ine attention Of CHI
gems and strangers 70 splendid stock o.
iss wh,h we ars oGrs o. s,say r.dueed pscSS
Broadway ,etween st. Nicholas and Meropolisan Hotels
Nicholas the Despo, Is Bent upon Conquest
So isGRifN No as,er hca, So The Cars weapons are
the sd t ro and the
and workmanship carry Of tie palm from all competitors
Something About ahiss 1T Won Want a
shirt to set well wear eel 1T well look well and withs TO
Without the buttons shoai The patent SolazIa
III city Niil'a'' Tor Broadway opposite the
Summer HASA Few L.G YET --Ouw stock
n ns s. s
osS q 'ias ass Irving
Whiting, Aritnn.eir, sna Boolxkeep,ny are
aerOpsa1 and efficiently 'aogas ~ b. r Fosra 30
attain snorledie Of double satry in the short
eev . oa stand to fs @ Of and entrance s;cs
Workmanship AID punctuahty
ssEcaee s~iamsnsos spfss. --ssayler's Ps-
sat Robert " rsrof is tire sot nssufaesqrer in sss
cas- Impensrs psasnoe Lock- best safes and Locke
somhi1sd IN tto vorld Depnt No ~ wv Pearl srses ono
----------------
Hich,. saismnn,ler sasss. Long Known.
sSSs' fa @ y wi wdsr gs' 1h
sIlAnNs 4 MARVIN, tsuoces'"rs to Rich Il Coz li6
E.w Fgley Goods mt hsiyers' Razaar, No.
"a roaawa, where every variety Of articles presents
bad strangers visiting 'he city should not fail to
things they cannot fail to find new and beautiful
presents for al .-.
fancy Cutlery, embracing N Te.g,,e Va. tesy
'sSSsfs fstsra ssoss S toilet s ' s%Slsrv
ihpNDtks No hstcr House ND S7 Broadway, between
saiksr and White streets
Comb Fm.so, y 80 i,o gss,.s styles OF Laases'
onbs in tortoise sh.ll and buffalo IN The variety Y.
eysTd al doubt The issost in thc ~ shell comb. made
Wy, between walker and white stS.ats.
Portable Toilet Casss-.J'le compact and
companions 70 officers % tto y sg Tags
DERs, No. 7Astor eOuse and 3s1 broadway
To sttamboas Owners. Ne Tho North hioe~
Jean Guta Perchs COMPANY having nsf fea a ses
Gorkmen are now preparsh =. ~ ~ so much an
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sulpLy OF FRyIr AND MECHANICS IS NEw YORK The
dpay Ct fruit which maIaetg present at this aud
almost every OF the year. Is suggestive Of several
facts which may vel cong atulae Ourselves. Hero
We have In the most sulpg ripeDess aud freshness
supply OF deicou fruits produced in of So 1t5.
ern Slater, onth before lhe xouid arrive at ma
tuIy with and forwarded By the swftsst steamboats,
TO crafty the palate of New York epcureaos; and
there on tie same stand may be equsly tempt
iDg displsy Of other ft which, having passed oot OF
tere has only ut attained its rpeness n the
moie IoIthery States and asa matter Of course has
found the most ready ana remunerstya market at New
York. Thus, while at other places here is but bef
for the enOymen Of the various species Of fruit
which nature has wisely and bounteousy provided for
man. here the extended TO three times its ordi-
nary limits, since No are ayst supplied from the s0uth
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To st,nmnon, Owners. SSo -Tho North h,1e-
gcan Gutta Percha Company having inoronscd tpsir
Horkmen prepared IT, hii all erders Tor tosg ON
Gent cheap gutta psroba o preservers 80 much APP
proved Of in hitting steamboats, to meet the p,senger
law OF Congress- supply of their articles for bathing
swimming sale At warehouse OF company ~ CEDAR
street, WILLIAM RIDER, President n, A. q. r. Co.
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$e5 Reward Lost, In ~al or rassau
streets 500 in bills, viz Unc $50 hill the Appleton
Tank Lose Mass, ter So bills the Mechanics Bank,
New York. Return to $. JONES, Al w all street.
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NEWS YHox Souri, AxERIoA.-The ship Agnes,
Captain TarIeton, arrived yesterday morning from
Rio de Janeiro, whence she sailed on the 18th ult.
In the afternoon the brig Lucy, Captain A. T.
Weeks, arrived from the same port, whence she
sailed on the evening of the goth ult.
The news by these vessels is six days later.
We have received files of the formal do ComTeio
and the Diario de Rio de Janeiro to the Goth, in
elusive, for which we have to thank Captain Weeks.
The papers filed with reports of the proceedings
ofthe Houses Of Legislature and other local matters;
but on the subject Of the Buenos Ayrean hostities
or anything else Of interest they contain not word
of intelligence.
The ship John Jay, Captain Rowland, also arrived
yesterday, with advices from Pernambuco to the
2sth of June. The captain reports that the cargo of
the ship Charles Mallory would probably be saved,
but the vessel was total loss. About five hundred
barrels Of her cargo were landed on the 2sth, and
conveyed to Pernambuco. The cargo was from the
ships Betsey Williams, and Newark, Of Stonington;
Huntsville, of Cold Spring; Ontario, Of Sag Harbor
and Phoenix, of New Bedford.
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Mourning Goods.-She attention OF Cisi-
zn and invited 70 splendid stock mourn
Ing goods which of, r rsduced prico5
BARTHOLOMEW WEED. New Mourning store, No. 551
broadway letween st. Mich and Metropolitan Hotels
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Fine Arts. Dacucrrcotypes In

FINE Ats. - DngUcrrcotypes In Oh, d
WILLIAM BUIIhk the upper Of Broa
way and Murray street Ibs and beautiful art
hines the detail of the dag erreotpe with the nish IL
finest nit atuTe painting bog copied perm
nently. One ting only from Life is required.
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severely .ttcd-always fal ul TO their trust tho only
safes shade combs ing Ricbis ad Wtlders patents
sIs.TNS & MARVIN (succcsaors TO Rich & Coz lsG
4rte Tract
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NtW EHLVy GhHHs Ht TFF7s5ets sI"L'tf, No
"a roaaway where every variety Of articles for presan
10 bad strangers yisitng'he city should not fail to
.I ut this did variety store where amid the
ousa things they cannot fail to find auful
presents for al
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eancy Cutlery, embracing n Le,g,,e "

Comb Fn.so, y --s ho 2sss est styles OF La@Ses'
iombs in tortoise sh.ll AID hcso The variety Y,
ssysT all doubt the largest in thr ty Shell combs maio
70 order and repaired a Z SsUSD8kS No. 81 Breed
vay, bstweer walker and White streets
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museum, embracing the entire cuosites and all the pro-
rertes OF that establishment including
ornthoiogy miIsalogy ehology &c also bows
arrows, cluts o0stnnes, by Indians Of
the North western Coat Of Amerira also, original
sketches in frames illustrating scenery domes
nc life OF the gold diggings; also Oh frames
o. the religion ars c'stes hus
bandry customs &c OF the ircse Empire together With
eight panoramic vi Of the cities places California
viii be sold at the auction Of Lynn Company
81 broadway, near White street sday July 1888
at il clock ID. The above collection exhibit
ton in tie galleries the book sales room.
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Reasonable disappon has lccn accoun
Of extra charge for children's pictures REkS CO Civ
notice that for all Of children under years
less than fifty cents will be required but for all
above that twenty five cents Rooms 2S9 Broadway
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FANCY DRY GOODS.
New Silk 3 Fancy Goods,
W.. d. PHIL LIPS,

w u. r. ~ H II - D,
consr Of Lafayette and 0hurch Streets
~ Opposite Harney House.)
ITAS new in store and will be receiving
Ii daily from New York and Philadel-
phia full stock Of Silk and Fancy Goods,
which have all been selected by myself in
the northern markets. In consequence Of
the increasing demands Of his trade. his
stock will, this season embrace larger a.
mount and greater variety than ever before !;
be would beg leave to call particular sttsn-
ton to his stock of ladies DRESS GOODS,
which for novelty and elegance Of design
cannot be surpassed by any other house in
this city. CossisTIsc ~ PART OF:
Rich brocade and glace silks Of the new
est colors and designs; Rich figured and
plain black silks aud Saline De chimes Prin-
ted and embroidered csshmeres, and De lai-
mes in robes; Rich printed csshme-e Faces
sc and satin reps; White and colored ern-
broidered crepes for party dresses; Rsse
silks French and Scotch paids French
and English prints; white goods Of all des-
criptions. together with general assort-
ment Of goods adapted to fine trade. all OF
which will be offered at the most favorable
rates. With an earnest desire to conduct
my business upon the principal Of doing. as
would be done by, hope to continue to
merit the confidence which has been SO IL
berally bestowed upon me.
jani5 9-y. w. d. PHILLIPS.
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italian Professor of Musis

Atdk N STOIebBOE OF IVA uslC,
HAvING permanently settled himself
IL with his family, in the City OF Baton
Rouge, where he has resided since eighteen
months, offers his respectful thanks TO those
persons who have already honored him with
their confidence, and tenders anew his pro-
fessional services to all those wishing TO be
fought on the Piano, Violin, Guitar or in
Vocal Music
Convinced by long experience. that in
the study Of music specially pedantIy is
disgusting, and that general routine Of in
struction will only produce Indifferent per-
formers, he will use all his endeavours to
place himself on level with the intelli-
gence of bis pupis,--encouraging rather
than disheartening their efforts, while adj
herring strictly to the precepts laid down by
the best masters he will continue as here
tofore to tune Pianos. His prices will be
$40 for twelve lessons Of one hour each and
So for twelve lessons OF half hour each.
Apply at his residence. on Convention be-
tween Main and st. Charles SITS, or at Mr.
Neireys variety store, on Laurel 1t. o27-y
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GIRO uLAR

LJAvIyG PURCHASED THE ESTAB
IL LlsHMENT Of Mr., H. B. y,pBERr,
on Lafayette street. ] am prepared to iurn-
ish Planters. Physicians, and all who may
favor bin with their patronage, with pure
ind frssh Drugs and lNrdirmrs l have
made arrangements with Northern manu-
iacturcrs and rst'ie,porters, which enables
me to keep constantly ON hand, puLL and
COMPLETE assortment Of Fresh Drugs,
Medicines, Chemicals, &C., as well as all
the principal PATENT MEDICINES Of the day,
which will be sold at New Orleans prices
on liberal terms.
The e,Itire pys1,1W,on business at the we'll
known Drug Store of the late Jas. Shaw,
at New Ufleans, having de,olvcd upon ioe
for the last three years, ] hope 10 be able
to merit the confidence Of all who may ia,-
or me with their prescriptions or orders.
IS Respectfully, VIM. BOGEL
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Just Arrived.

WE HAVE now in store. besides our
wv large stock Of Western produce. a
fine assortment OF Groceries, selected with
special reference to supplying the TRADE
of this city, which we feel confident Of be-
ing able TO do, at as fair price as can be
done elsewhere. 49, tB5gt ~
ORR STOCK CONSISTS IN PART OF:
Salt, coarse and fine. Coffee,
Candles. Sperm and Star. t'f
Rice, Soap. Sugar crushed and !oai,
starch. Butter, &c, &c. &c.
Merchants and Traders will please give us
a call, before going to New Orleans or else
where 70 purchase. s. M. HART& Co.
Corner Of Front and Laurel st.
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EDUCATION, &c.
RATON ROUGE FRENCH
ACADEMY.

A dOlph Sadlucki late professor Of
n Modern Language md Literature at
the University of O1ords Miss, begs leave
respectfully TO inform the public Of Baton
Rouge ard vicinity, that he will open on
the second Monday of January 1853, a Sc
lect French School. where I'll the branches
Of classic education will be taught in
French For further particulars apply at
the residence of Prof. A. S. on Laurel street
between Third and Main ts-4f
.-.l REFERENCES ufiI'
Rev. NJ. Woodbridge,sT. B. r. Hatch,
r. A. Walker. Mrs. Read, I've
OXFORD MISS.
A. B. Longstreet, L. L. d. President Of
the University Of Mississippi.
Prof. A. BIedsoe. A. M. J. Conkay NJ. D.
Prof. }. Waddel, A. ~. J. Milington, If. D.
... TULIP ARKANSAS.
Colonel J. Alexander, A. NJ. President
ofthe Arkansas Military Institution.
Major A. Benton, Professor Of Military
Tactics and Mathematics. jan Limo.