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The true Democrat., 1856-10-28
The Old Barsain-and-aa,- Siander Settled
 Forever--Major John H. Eaton on the

The Old Bargain-and-&aie Siander Settled Forever--Major John +. Eaton on the stand.
 At the request of the Buchanan and Breck- inridge club of Washington we cheerfuly make room for the following highly interesting and important correspondence. The testimony Of Major Eaton one of the most trusted of General Jackson's personal and political friends, puts at rest, and puts at rest forever the silly stories which have been circulated from time to time in regard 70 the position assumed by Mir. Buchanan in the memorable contest of 1924:
 Washington, Sept. 2, 1856. SIR: I notice in the New York Herald of August 30, 1856, a communication signed by F. P. Blair, esq, in which there is a state ment drawn up by you ill the following words:
 In January, 1852, few days before it had been known that Mr. Clay and his friends had declared in favor of Mr. Adams, I was called upon by Mr. Buchanan. II said was pretty well ascertained that overtures were making by the friends of Adams on the subject of cabinet appointments; that Jackson should fight them with their own weapons. He said the opinion was, that Jackson would retain Adams, and that 1t was doing him injury; that the General should state whom he would make secretary of state, and desired that would name it to him. My reply was, that 1 was satisfied General Jackson would say nothing on the subject. Mir. Buchanan then remarked, well, if he will merely say he will not retain Mir. Adams that will answer' replied was satisfied General Jackson would neither say who should, nor should not, be secretary of state, but that he (Mr. Buchanan) knew him well, and might talk with him as we'll as 1 could. Mr. Bucha- nan then said that on the next day. before the General went to the senate, he would call. He did so as 1 afterwards understood
 "JOHN H. EATON.
 Franklin, Tennessee, Sept. 12, 1S27."
 Now, the impression sought to be made by MT. Blair in reference to this old "bargain- and-int,igue-sto story" is, that MT. Buchanan was one of the prime movers in that affair, and that he sought as the friend of MT. Clay, to secure the premiership from General Jackson for Mr. Clay, and that for and in consideration of said position MT. Clay would assist in securing his (Jackson's) election. Now, sir, am sure the public would feel greatly obliged to you for your vie,os in reference to charges here made, as we'll as your impressions as to the part Mir. Buchanan took in that contest Very re- spectfully, your obedent servant
 J. w. IRWIN.
 Major EATON Washington
The true Democrat., 1856-10-28
STATE OF ARKANSAS,
 COUNTY OE CONWAY.
To ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN {:

To ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
 In Probate Court, October Term, A. D. 1856. nN this day comes James Gordon, administrator V of the estate of Margaret Farley, deceased late of the county of Conway by attorney and shows to the court that equal division of slaves belonging to said estate, cannot be made in kind, and that James Trousale of the distributes of said estate is non resident of this State.
 It is therefore ordered that said James Trousdale and all whom it may concern, be notified by publish ing ill newspaper of this State for two success sive weeks, the last publication to be at least six weeks before the next term of this court notice that an application will be made at the January term of this court, A. D. 1S57 for order authorizing the administrator of said estate to sell said slaves, and to distribute the proceeds among the distributes Of said estate.
 All persons having any interest in the said estate and James Trousdale. in particular, will therefore take notice that an application will be made to the said Probate court the January term. A. D. l857 for an order to sell said slaves and distribute the pro ceeds as aforesaid. JAMES GORDON, Admr of Oct 28 '5s-4t the ecstate of Margaret Farley, decd
 Cot of adv. ST 50
The true Democrat., 1856-10-28
TATE x MOORE,

nESIRE to call attention of their customers and A1 the public generally to the large and varied sortment of Goods, which they arc now receiving; which, in addition to their former stock, comprises one of the most complete stocks of goods be found in the State. We consider it no trouble to show goodsand purchasers will find it to their interest to call and examine STOCK before purchasing else where-we have the GOODS and allow no person to undersell us.
 Oct. 2S 56
The true Democrat., 1856-10-28
SUMMER RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

A DESIRABLE Main street residence in one of the peasantest towns in Keutucky well supplied with male and female colleges fine medical water, and the finest society ill the State, to which many southern families annually resort for summer resi- dence; Is offered for sale good terms or would be exchanged for good Arkansas lands in healthy and pleasant location Any person wishing to make such exchange will please dropa line describing the quail
 o the land, location, price, etc.. to the undersigned at Georgetown, Ky. A. HARCOURT
 Oct. 2S '5t-It <
The true Democrat., 1856-10-28
LITTLE ROCK FOUNDRY.

TV ME undersigned, having purchas- & EDN II ed this establishment will soon G GS k.<W have it in full operation " All Orders for Castings and Blacksmith work of all descriptions, will be thankfully received and promptly attended to- There is on hand great va rety of Mill Castings, etc.
 He will warrant all work done in his shop to oive satisfaction.
 good Mouldcr will find good situation and con stant employment by applying ut the Foundry
 Oct 2o 'ob-6m. K. ERODE.
The true Democrat., 1856-10-28
HATS AND CAPS.

>HALL at Tate & MOOre's, cornerVD A O Main and Markham streets, and( ~ look at their Splendid Stock of Hats and Caps. Dct ,5f
The true Democrat., 1856-10-28
GROCERIES.

WE have just received large supply of Coffee, w Far, Prime, Choice, Crushed and Pulverized Sugar, MOiasses, Lard Oil; English Dairy Cheese, Soda, Sugar, Butter and Water Crackers, Almonds. etc. TATE & MOORE.
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The true Democrat., 1856-10-28

Dysentery and indeed every variety of complaints for which q purgatve Remedy is required. These arc no random statements but are authent- cated by y"ur own neighborS and your Physicians. Try them once and you will never be without them Prepared by DIR. J. c. AVER Practical and Ana lytical Chemist, Lowell. Mass.-and sold bv
 MeALMONT & HALLIBURTON
 Little Rock, II. F. Farnsworth X Co.,, Memphis; J. Wright S Co., New Orleans and by agents in every county in the State. Oct l4 1856 Pm, Hollands German Bitters Take the Lead.
 EAToNToN, Geo., July IA, 1853. DEAR SR-Your German Bitters arc taking the lead of all other medicines for chronic diseases etc. and arc selling rapidly. Please send us another box immediately, or we shall be out before it arrives Truly yours, LYNCH x DAVIS.
 MACON, Geo., Jan l, 1855 Dr. F.. L. Strohecker said:
 am happy to say that your German Bitters, are gaining great reputation. think it will in future, sell very rapidly"
 MONTICELLO, Geo., Oct. 6, 1853. w. Maxey & Co.,. said
 Your bitters, though entirely unknown before in this county, have sold rapidly, and given satisfac tion''
 See advertisement. Oct2l-lm.
The true Democrat., 1856-10-28

THE GLASS BALLOT BoxEs.-One hundred and fifty of the newly invented ballot boxes have been ordered by the city of San Francisco, and will be shipped in the steamer from New York
The true Democrat., 1856-10-28
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 GOOD MEDICINES.

TT is estimated that AYERS Il CHERRY PICTORIAL AN, CA THARTIc PILLS have done more to promote the public health, than any other cause. There can be no question that the Cherry Pcctoral has by its thousand on thousand cures of Colds, Coughs, Asthma, Group, Influenza, Bronchitis etc.,
The true Democrat., 1856-10-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
TEACHERS WANTED.

INHE Board of Trustees of Falcon Masonic Acade- Il my wish to employ for the ensuing year male anu female Teacher to take charge of school ut said Academy, Falcon, Columbia county, Ark. Proposi- tions will be received in writing to the Secretary of the Board. A gentleman and his lady or daughter would be preferred; None need apply but those who are p entirely qualified to teach all the Elementary Branches of an English education and the higher branches of Mathematics, Latin, Greek and French etc. T. II. BAYLESS, Sec'y
 Board of Trustees. FaeOn (olumb;a co na. oo a..
The true Democrat., 1856-10-28
T0RA1,CO AND CIGARS.

VE7E have tue BEST stock of Tobacco and Ci. w gars in town. Attention is called to our late arrival of extra Chewing Tobacco and Fine Cigars
 Oct 2S '56 TATE & MOORE
The true Democrat., 1856-10-28

0r By dispatch from Savannah, Ga., da- ted Oct. IA, we learn that Florida has positive ly gone for the democrats.
The true Democrat., 1856-10-28

.- .... PATENT MEDICINES, OILS, ETC. H EMBOLDS Fluid Extract of Buchu; McLean's II Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier; Hoof- lands German Btters; Vermfugcs, Oils, Paints Varnlshes and Dye Sus. Just received and for sale at the Drug Store of
 MoALMONT & HALLIBURTON. Oct 2S lS5h - "
The true Democrat., 1856-10-28
FOR SALE.

VIE entlrc Foundry EStabIlshment owned \ and carried on by the late Roswell Beebe, in this eiy oh Hrfhnnm street. near the steamboat landing. Also, Lots No ', and g, in Block No. v, on East Main street, in Little Rock.
 Also, Lots and s, in Block 4, on Scott street, in Little Rock.
 Also an undivided hafof Lots 6,7,S and prt g. in Fr. Block 99, on Markham street, west of the State House, in Little Rock.
 Also, undivided half of Lots 1 S,45,6,7 and s. in Block l23, in Little Rock.
 Also, undivided half of the '' Mott Plantation n near Red river in Lafayette county, part of which Is improved and in cultivation.
 The property will be sold by authority of deed of Trust executed to me by Roswell Bcebe and wife, on the 26th day of May, 1858. The titles believed to be indisputabe. GEO. (. WATKINS.
 Little Rock Oct inh
The true Democrat., 1856-10-28
FULTON'S EMPORIUM! FIFTEEN YEARS IN LITTLE ROCK! And the Host BeautGful Stock eper yet Brought to Mis Caty-READ:
 "The Jewelry Department!''

GOLD HUNTING Lever Watches, / 4A M from Fifty to Three Hundred Mn MsL;N Silver Lever, Lepnc and Swiss oWA l Watches, from SIP to ST5; ~ @A $500;
 Cameos, Mosaics Coral, and solid Gold Rings; PINS and BRACELETS TO MATCH or separate kings, Lockets, Fob, Vest and Guard Chains Thimbles. Pencils and Pens, Silver Spoons, Cups, GobIets, Plumbers, Forks, etc, etc, etc. This stock has not its equal in the Southern Coun- try for Price and Quality, and warrant every article to be represent it. or no sale and 10 per cent less than they can be had for in New Orleans
 '.The Ladies' Departments Beautiful Moreia Antique, Chene Plaid, Plain, Broeade, Cachmere, Metino, DeLaines and other Dress Goods, of every hue and color.
 MANTLES of Moreia Antique, and Clotb-Gray, Black and Brown eolors, various shapes and elegant patterns
 One Dozen Beautiful Bonnets, From the celebrated establishment of Madam May, Philadelphia. Jovan's and AleAanders Gloves of all sizes and coiors. Call and this stock and don't fail to look at tho Embroideries It will justify a visit
 Youths and GentIemen's Furnishing
 Department.
 Without doubt, thisis the most extensive and com pletc stock in the StateI will not except thing pertaining to Gentleman's Wardrobe from '' his head to his hees.n and those living in visiting the city, should by all call in before going else- where. for am determined the prsce and quality shaU De no objection.
 have, at great expense and trouble, succeeded in getting young gentleman from Europe, who Is com plete master of his business, and has charge Of the Watch and Clock, and Jewelry Rspairing Depart ment, and all work done cayraated is sre'y Par- ticalty, otherwise there is no charge.
 The very highest price given for old Gold and Si- yer, in cash trade
 D. c. FULTON,
 Three Doors above the Anthony House. Oct IA '55
The true Democrat., 1856-10-28

fIOur-Ihe market has been quiet but firm with safes o1 some 500 bbls of which 300 superfine at x6 eI19@6 90; and 100 fine at S6 D B bbl. Hold CTS are now asking S7 for superfne
 Corn-We have noticed sales of about 4500 sacks including l500 sacks prime white at 6;c and oS5O at the same price, all from store.
 heat-A lot of 2Ul0 sacks white was taken to day at Sl 60 g bushc Oats-Wc notice only small sales at 65@66c 43 bushel for St Louis. POrk-Business has been confined to retail trans actions at S2l 50 T| bbl for Mess.
 Lard-Ihe stock Is very light, not exceeding 500 packages, and prime in bbls and tierces held at l4c t@ lb and upwards.
 Bacon-The sales include II casks clear Sides in poor packages at Size } b. Yesterday loo casks were sold on private terms.
 Whiskey-Wc hear of 200 bbls Rectfed sold yes terday at 35c and 5n Raw at 37I5c f9 gallon-a fur ther advance. Holders now generally asking 36c and upward for extra Rectifed.
 13agging W notice one or two small sales of h. dia at l6c f8 yard.
 Hides-We hear of sale of 2300 Mexican Flint Hides at 2l sc s b cash said to be the highest price ever paid in this market.
 COfiee-rhe only sales reported to-day were 100 bags Rio at o14c and l25 at lV34e g tb.
 Cattle Market.
 JEFFERSON CITY, Oct Is. Beef CattleThe stock though very ample is only of the mdding and lower descriptions and pri ces are correspondingly low. Wo quote Western at 6doe and Attakapas, Texas, etc., at 315@515c B fb net.
 Hogs Prices 71sc g tb net and the market easy for purchasers. Receipts 25i head.
 Sheep--The inquiry is limited and an ample sup ply remains on the market. Prices S2 50@l3 50 f9 Milch COws--But few remain on sale Prices at S35@55 f2 head
 Veal Cattle-Prices s5 5o@ll B head. and the market easy for purchasers. Stock heavy.
The true Democrat., 1856-10-28

0T There are ten times as many newspa- pers printed in German in the United States as there are in Germany.
The true Democrat., 1856-10-28
PERFUMERY, TOILET SOAPS. ETC

PERFUMERY, TOILET SOAPS, ETC. WE are now in receipt of large and general as- w sortment of PERFUMERY-
 TOILET SOAPS
 BRUSHES, COMBS And Fancy articles generally; to which we invite the attention of purchasers.
 MoALMONT & HALLIBURTON
The true Democrat., 1856-10-28

GT At the municipal election in Savannah, Ga, on the 18th inst, the entire democratic ticket was elected This is gain.
The true Democrat., 1856-10-28
SPRAYED OR STOLEN
OC U LIS T. |.

hR. J. w. MCCLURE, begs leave to in MExa lI form those afflicted with diseases of ~XETS- the Eye, that he will be in Little Rock on or about the first day of November next where he will probably locate permanently. Having made diseases of the Eye his special study for several ycars and having had an extensive practice and experience as an Oculist, he can all who may have need ot his services of being able to bring to their relief both skill and science.
 CarrolltOn, Ark, Oct. g. 1858. 2-tf
The true Democrat., 1856-10-28
Hoaaud's German Bitters Take the Lead.
C 0 NJ NJ E RCI A l.
ICAYrNE ORRIc

PIcAYUNE OFFICE, Oct. Is, 1856. COttOn-Thc demand continues moderate and with large supply on the market prices day have been still more in favor of buyers The sales amount to $500 bales at about the range of our quotations which are modified as follows
The true Democrat., 1856-10-28
BACON.

NE have in store about l0,o 900 lbs of
 W Bacon, Clear Sides and Shoulders. TAAfS The best in market. .N.NA
 Oct fl '56 MERRICK & WASSEII
The true Democrat., 1856-10-28
NEW GOODS!

WE are now receiving our Fall and Winter stock w of Goods, to which we invite the attention of all who want bargains. We have now in store 10 hhds Choice Brown Sugar;
 20 bbls Powdered and Crushed Sugar; 20 bags Best Jamaica Coffee;
 % do do Rio do;
 do Old Government Java do; Spices, Pickles, Sauces. Baltimore Cove Oysters, Salmon. Mackerel, Lobsters, Preserved fruits Lemon Syruy, Pine Apple do; Sardines, etc., etc.
 MERRICK t3 WASSELL. IA Touar Steamboat T.nJ;n,
The true Democrat., 1856-10-28
Affairs in Kansas.

We invite attention to the following inter- estng report, made by committee appointed by public meeting at St. Louis to visit Kan sas and ascertain and report the true state of things in the territory. We copy from the St. Louis Republicans:
The true Democrat., 1856-10-28

A LARGE assortment of Ladies' Gents antlM is- h ses' Hosiery, Under Clothing, etc.
 Oct 21 '5f n B MANnEI
The true Democrat., 1856-10-28
STORE HOUSE FOR RENT.

N Oct 2l '56 D. B. HANDEL. TTNIlE Finest assortment of Mems and Bovs' CIo l thing ever brought to this market.
 Oet Fl 56. D. E. HANDEL
The true Democrat., 1856-10-28
TO BANK DEBTORS.

VV\HE undersigned have on hand some State Bonds l for sale, for cash a credit, on terms and in amounts to suit purchasers having fractional sums to pay either of the Banks of this State.
 WATKINS & GALLAGHER. Little Rock Sept. 80. '56. -6m
The true Democrat., 1856-10-28

" -I oV D n. M MNNIIFI4. ABNEK GAINES, Attorney at Law. Lake Vii lage, Arkansas. "Post office, Columbia, Arkn Oct 21 ely.
The true Democrat., 1856-10-28

HAS Permanently located in Little ~~--s----. II Il Rock, Arkansas. E9 Dr. c. may be found at the boardingQNfTrtS house of c. L. ,Jeffries opposite the NJ. F. Church. .Ss Ladies waited on at their residences ifdesred. Oct 2l '56- 3m
The true Democrat., 1856-10-28


 Boarding and Day School.
 LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS
 ~ VNHIS Institution, now lN% I in session. offers to ASNN SSAMR Young Ladies, at the South, NAVfS EARakHh the same facilities for ob- tanng thoroug education as are offered to Gentle men by Yale and Harvard Colleges. Suitably loca- ted, opposite the State House. the institution is for the boarding Scars the healtest place in the coun try. The Rooms overlook the Arkansas River and in the distance Big Rock with all its adjacent Hills, presents to the eye magic scenery. Seven highly educated professional teachers from Europe and from the East, compose the faculty and instruct their pu pills in literary and social Duties, English Mathomat- ics and Mental Philosophy, Ancient and Modern Lan- guages Geography, Astronomy, Vocal and Instru- mental Music. Drawing and Painting, Cahsthenics, etc. A semi monthly Examination takes place every alternate Friday and musical review every month to both of which the parents of the Scholars and the friends of the Institution are invited to at tend.
 TERMS:
 Board, fuel light and Tuition in all the English branches S1OO per Session. Music, Piano, Harp or Guitar S25. Greek or Latin IS. French Italian, Spanish or German Sl2. The session is of 21 weeks Scholars will be admitted at any intermediate period and be charged only from the day of entrance. Get Fl '56.-1y.
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CnNGREssInNAI.

WAsIIStsTOS. june 10
SE=.rE--3Er. Butter resumed his speech froh.
yesterday, IN further apology for the attack Of
mr. Brooks on Sumner. lie said when the Leg
stature Of Massachusetts say that gentieman's
net was cowardiy, let them try him in any way
they choose. [Applause
itieS Of the Senate were too often thus disturb
ii BIS applause, and if the galleries are not occu-
pied By gentlemen they should he closed.
The Chair inquired whether the gentleman
from Michigan had moved that tie galleries be
cleared.
Mr.. Stuart said he had mo-.
Mr. Fessenden said, in justice TO the galleries.
that the applause came from the floor of the
Senate.
Mr. Butler concluded his remarks By claim
ing that he had convicted Sumner OF e.Tcr, mis-
representation aud calumny.
Mr. Evans obtainei the fooT. Senate add
til Monday.
HorsE-2,5lo quorum being present, HOusead-
journed
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RARE NEE BoOrs--"worth and Wealth
Naxims for Merchants and Men Of Business. -
BY Freeman Hunt. 'sThe States and Territories
Of the Great West With fine Slap and Nu-
merOus Illustrations By Jacob Ferris 1.-The
Adventurers Of Gerard, the Lion Killer; com
p'istng History of his Ten Years Campaign
among the Wild Animals OF Northern Africa =
Translated from the French by Chas, E White
head Gabriel yane; His Fortunes and his
Friends, > By Jeremy Loud, author of Dove
cote And Graham's Illustrated Magazine for
July have been received at the Cheap Bookstore
Of Robinson Bro, No Washington Hail. :
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THE INgEIIIIGENCER.
s,TnRDAY -NoRNINe, JuNR y. ESQ.
CAMPAIGN PAPER.

Tbs IxTELLI5EScE1r win continue as hereto
Ere a liberal paper, netting impartial Justice TO
.nmcn. ever combating error, and lending its
"A to all enterprises calculated to advance the
-sle,re Of manliDd 1t has not been and never
ri1 he ; partizan paper. 1t viii ever be its OBJ
ut to bring before It's readers reliable infSrma-
,;,n on all useFal subjects and events political,
r,i-,ell,neous, literary and commercial, making
:, crninenuy family newspaper, suited for the
f-rside Of the fsr:ner, and valuable tOtheyoung-
In accordance with the wishes of the public, we
IN send the WEEKLY ISTELLIGEScEa to subscri-
i.rs until the election in November for 80 cents,
T,v,ble invariably in advance. Persons send
=. Ms 10 subscribers names TO one address will
~ entitled TO one COPY fire of charge The last
rnnl,.r viii contain the ful Presidential vote of
The Union. Our friends in the country viii do
well 10 get up clubs at once
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NJ. STAs Liscorb, Of birmingham y hKvc found
otrHavr's B.ttsTz remedy iU7 teRdHce and debility Ny
sic has also sts=i it Nth lie srestrst benefit"
Mr. Nicholson, of Plttsbl-El also he hrXps
..ienevd much relief from SIS NE for hcatsC1r.
READ THIS.
4 Hyityasg's T6sfilHOSg-Iaceb EnsErs living in the
HOLLAND eneat u eL9r"r, Wis. AfeT suffering
time Tie Missy atiti!ns Jrostrsicn or
ind end odg. have been restored bs using DOtrhaves
Bittzrs. perfect hr=itA-''
Of this remedy being IN such high reFute srnong
the EoliAIders N Hiseons!p, Michigan, New Y0ria fact
Holland svtseient II tins United Statesarguss
Is favor.
STRENGTH AND HEALTH RESTORED.
Mr. John Davidson Iviug mills above Pittsburgh on
PensyiYaniR Can,l, Su when taking
HosTsvs's Holland Bit;e-s. could hardly en-
Joy eSrslleat hralil,.''
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NFW YoRK MARKET.

JuSx 13.-Cotton market heavy, the effect OF
the steamers news not being as yet developed.
Flour declined, sales Of 10000 bbls at $685.
30 for straight STATE; 5,6Ca5,90 for good Ohio;
6s6, . for Southern, and 6,S9a7, 80 for fancy
Wheat is cents per bush lever, sales OF IG,
600 bu. Corn downward teDdancy, sales S.
coo bu. Pork firm, sales LOCO bbls Western
mess at 10. Beef firm, sales of $50 bbls. Lard
firm. sales 300 bhls. at j. cts. Whisky quiet,
sales of 100 bbis- Bacon s-arcc. Coffee firm,
sales 100 bags Rio at II L. Sugar firm, sales
81 eco hhds " o. Moiasses active, sales Of
1900 bbls Orleans. Iinsced Gil lower, sales of
1000 bblS at 81. Lard oil quiet. Iron huoyant,
sales $50 tons Scotch pig at $50. Freights are
heavy
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H=xFrrELD RAmaoAD.-The cars arc now run
ming regularly on this road to Brotherton's,
connecting with stages to Pittsburgh and Wash
ington' Pa In a few days the cars viii connect
at West Alexander, four miles further on. 1t
was inadrertantly stated in this paper that the
connection would be made at Triadelphia- The
road will soon be open to Washington, under
81. AcCariney's pushing contract WIN the
charters be ready for it at that pOint9 Push
along gentlemen.
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NR W. B. SLAck's Juvenile Concert came of
last night in Washington Hail, and was one Of
the most entertaining performances of the kind
We have ever listened to. The youngsters Ger
'ainly did themselves and their accomplished
teacher great credit. The chant of the Lords
Payer by hefttle Misses shannOns, wasb beau
tfal and elected hearty encore. Mr. 5. an
noanced that he would have vacation until the
LIST Of August.