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N KS. GRAHAM has returned from visit to ,b, " Eastern Cities and is now in receipt of . ble v '"'niona-
 ''Fa!l and Winter MiIlinery.,, Her friends and patrons will be welcomed a, bor old stand on Markham street. "' No' Oct. { '5h.
The true Democrat., 1857-01-13
TEACHERS WANTCn

- W
 THE Board of Trustees of Falcon Masonic Ao.do-
 s my, wish I to employ for the ensuing year male
 ana Ienale ieacher to take charge of school at said Academy, Falcon, Columbia county. Ark. Pronos;
 ons will be received in writing to the Secretary of the Board gentleman and his lady or daughter would be preferred None need apply but those who are entirely qualified ito teach all the Elementary Branches of an English education and tbe bichcr branches of Mathematics, Latin, Greek and French, etc. T. II. BAYLESS Sec'y Board of Trustees. | Falcon. COum bIa Ark.
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NEW MUSIC =!

NEW MUSIC!!
 EOR Guitar. Piano, Violin, Flute, gg1aAS II Banjo and Brass Instruments, SsNEs Musical Instruments, etc. Guitars, Violins, Flutes and Accordeons, Violin Bows, Metronomes; very superior Italian Strings for Guitar and Violin, Preceptors follows Bertini and Hunten's Piano, Carcassi and Halls Guitar; Alexander and Howes Flute: Maqa and Winners Violin, and Briggs Superior Instructor for the Banjo Ditsons elegant edition of the standard Operas with English and Italian words, few copies only. Received at the Book Store
 Dec g i56 JNO. E. REARD0N.
The true Democrat., 1857-01-13

VIM. IA. PATTERSON, Attorney at Law, will practice in the courts of Jackson White, Van Buren Searcy Izard Marion. Futon. Lawrence, Randolph and Independence. Office at Jacksonport, Ark.
 1y
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JAwFS F. ROBINSON, Attorney at Law,
 Lake Village Chicot county, Arkansas. fost Office, Columbia, Ark. Nov IL '56-ly
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ABNER GAINES, Attorney at Law: Lake VII lage. Arkansas Post office, Columbia, ArK. n., 11
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PATENT MEDICINES, OILS, ETC.
 HEMBOLD'S Fluid Extract of Buchu. McIaan,s II strengthenlng Cordial and Blood Purifier: Hoof iand's German Bitters; Vermfuges, Oils. Paints Varnishes and Dye Stutfs Just received and for sac at the Drug Store of '0' '"''
 Oct 2S 1858 O''
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REMOV VAL. I EpRISBiN & Co.,, have re- J. E9 moved their TIN SHOP sR1M to the corner room in Bcnder's Brick INl X5S2 Building, on Markham street, where ~ they have received assortment of Japaued Ware. such as Toilet Sets Cake Boxes Dust Pans. Tea Canisters. Also, Coffee ParcheTs Fire Tenders, Bird Cages, Iron Spcons,. Ladies and Flesh Forks; scooped and plain Tin Plates. and everyth belonging to the tin and sheet iron line; Cook Stoves, of different patterns, and general sortment of tin all of which they will sell low for cash exchange for old Copper, Beeswax, Clean Cotton and Linen Rags
 J. BRISBIN x CO.,, Oct 2S '56 Markham st.. Little Rock.
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FASUIONARIE TAHOE

>Sa THE subscriber is now fully prepared to exc
 EA cute all kinds of tailoring, in the approved -I style. He may be found at the old stand of E. Marcus & Co. II. E. HEZEkIAH. Sept. 18th. 1855. tf
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 DIR. J. w. MCCLURE.
MILLINERY AND FANCY STORE.

WTII1NTNY AND ANV1 NUKE.
 EAgN NRS. BROGAN has opened a (A- ~N 1Vk store of the above descrip- ZN
 t~ kj ton next door to the store of C. J. .--A-- Sz essT Krebs, near the corner of East Main and
 s7- 1 Walnut streets, where she has beautiful ! assortment of Millinery and Ladies Fancy Goods of all descriptions, hch she will sell low for cash. She is prepared for Dress making. Bonnet trim. ming and every kind of work in that line. Orders from the country promptly attended to. N. B.-She has just returned from New Orleans with fresh supply of the most beautiful and fash ionable Ladies Goods ever offered in this market. Sent lk lShR
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WATCH FOUND.

MOUND, by the subscriber, in Fourche township, 1T Pulaski county, Ark. a watch, which the owner have hy calling, describing and paying charges.
 Dec '56-3t J. c. D. LEWIS.
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THE WYANDOT PROLIFIC c

HE " \ AN DOT PWOEIFIt ' MNOR SALE at McAlmont * HalEbars Il of the celebrated Wyandot Corn t' one hundred bushels to the acre. I'D. are told. is sometimes even greater stalks are produced from a single kerr forth between twenty and thirty good sF only single kernel being necessary 70 oay IS sufficient for half an acre. planted ieg The grains are remarkably smooth ard we learn that the tlou, from tht m can N ted like that from wheat.n Nn
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M. OSBORN, Markham street near the Lower landing. dealer in Staple Dry Goods, Groceries coun- try produce, Qucensware Hardware Cutlery etc.
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ABERDEEN HOUSE AND STAGE

AbENDEEN HUUNE AND STAGE OFFICE.
 SAA4+ SAA4 VIE IF subscriber would respectfully inform % II the public. that he has recently purchased 4l1,A the Aberdeen House, Stables and property at taehed thereto and his guests that no trouble or expense shall be spared to render this a FIRST CLASS HOTEL. The trweeky line of mail steamers from Nano- leon, connect regularly with four horse mail coaches from this place to Little Rock. thus affordne the travelling public the safest and speediest means of getting from Memphis to Little Rock
 WASHINGTON PEBBLES pronr;etor Eah 1e5e -i0tii0eoi'
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W I che
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WALTER C. DENT, Attorney and Counsellor at Law. and Solicitor iu Choncery. Democrat office
 Pine Bluff Arkansas practice in Jefferson and the adjoining counties, and in the Supreme and Fe. deral Courts at Little Rock.
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EBsINCS.

BOOTS AND SHOES. 100 PAIR Mems Blk Brogans; c1k1 AOO l50 pair Mems Russct Brogans f&\ 100 pair Boys Bl'k Brogans; V, loo !" '' Russet ''
 24 |" Mems fine Calf Waterproof Boots; A '' = Best Kip double sole '' 60 Ladies' Sup. Goat, city msde thick
 soled Boots:
 "A '' Fine Kid Slips;
 50 " Misses Thick Sole Boots. Just received and for sale by Dec g '56 HUTT x POPE.
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Dr. J. ;. McALMONT X Co.,. corner of Main and Cherry streets dealers in Drugs and Medicines Paints. Oils, Dye -stuffs etc
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TATE x MOORE. corner Markham and Cum berland streets, dealers in Dry Goods and Groceries, etc., etc. aug. 55
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
READ FLETCHER.

L. B. LUCKIE. READ FLETCHER. LUCKIE & FLETCHER, Attorneys and Coun- seors at Law. Having this day formed eo-part !. nersp in the practiceo of the Lay, will Praeee tne1r % profession in the counties of Hot sprinG pa'ias, Na houn. Bradley. Drew Ashley, Chcot, Desha. Arkan- sas and Jefferson, the Supreme and Federal Courts at Little Rock. All business within the sphere of their profession, entrusted to them, will promptly attended to. .,,
 If
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RAPLEY, HANGER x Co.,, Commission and Forwarding Merchants. and dealers in Merchandise generally, Lower steamboat Landing, Little Rock.
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 ~ T1NHIS Institution. now I~~ | MM% II in session, offers to N Sssss/ 44l Young Ladies, at the South AS1 Exi.s.a,z the same facilities for ob- " tanng thorough education as are offered to Gentle men by Yale and Harvard Colleges. Suitably loca- ted opposite the State House. the institution is for the bOdtding scholars the heahest place in the try The Rooms overlook the Arkansas River and in the distance Big Rock with all its adjacent Hills, l 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 Mathepat ics and Mental Philosophy, Ancenta and Modern Lam guages. Geography, Astronomy, Vocal and lnstru mental Music, Drawing and Painting, Caisthenics, 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 invited to at ! tend.
 | TERMS: | Board fuel. light and Tuition in all the English branches S1o0 per Session. Music, Piano, Harp or | Guitar S25 Greek Latin SS. French, Italian, Spanish German SIP. The session is of 2l weeks. Scholars will be admitted at any intermediate period and be charged only from the day of entrance. Oct.2l '56.-1y.
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DIR. JAMES C. AVER, Practical and Analyticni Chemist.
 LOWELL, MASS. Price 25 Cents per Box. Five Boxes for ST.
 som

J. J. McALMONT Little Rock. H. F. FarnswortA &Co. Memphis: l. Wright X o.. New Orleans. and by agents in every county in the State.
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REFERENCES /.

Gen. s. II. Hampstead, Little Rock, Ark. Hon. Judge T. E. Hanly, of the Supreme Court Hon. Judge C. c. Scott, . Feb p lS5i ly
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DIR. K. l.. DODGE, Markham street. Druggist and dealer ie Paints, Oils Glass etc
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J. BKlSBlN & CO.,, manufacturers of Sheet-iron and lin Ware. and dealers in Stoves etc. Main street.
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DAVID BENDER, Markham street, dealer in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps Groceries, Hardware, Iron. Nails etc.
The true Democrat., 1857-01-13

ID. B. HANDEL, Main street, Badgett's new building dealer in Dry Goods Fancy Articles Gro- cerics, Boots. Shoes etc.
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W. J.TUCKER,s CHOLERA SYFs

Sold by pr. J. J. McALMONT X CO.,, Lirs
 May 20 1858. ly
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M. TANTI < CO.,, Steamboat and Family Gro- cers, Lower Steamboat Landing, Little Rock, Ark, will keep constantly hand general assortment of Family Grccies, Cordias, Wines Syrups. Cigars, To- baCco etc. Oct 23 1855
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GrOceries!
 NOTICE

A fuli supply of the best Family Groceries. al . A. ways on hand MERRICK t& WASSEIJ
 4''> II oo Steamboat Tapd;po
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S. wILsHIRE T.. W. BRISTOL. CHADBoURNE WILTSHIRE, BRISTOL & CO.,, Whole. w sale Grocers, Commission Merchants, and deal CTS in Flour, Bacon, Whisky Foreign and Domestic Liquors, etc., etc.
 Arkansas orders respectfully solicited and vii
 be promptly attended to. Address, F Sycamore street, Cincinnati Ohio Enl 0l u
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X. C. HARRIS, Attorney ut Law. Jacksonport Jackson coun.v Ark Aug. 5. 1856. ly
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". ". EDWARDS, Attorney at Law. Spring field Conway county Ark will practice in the courts of the counties of Conway. Perry. Pulaski, Prairie ! Pope Saline Van Buren, White and Yell, and in the Supreme and Federal Courts at Little Rock Prompt attention given to the collection of claims to any and all business pertaining 10 Land or Taxes
The true Democrat., 1857-01-13

ROBERT w. HARPER, Attorney at Law Little Rock Ark, will practice in the Courts of Mid de and Southeastern Arkansas All legal business entrusted to him will be faithfully attended to.
 Aug. 26. 1856 lv
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TULIP FEMALE COLLEGE. TULIP, ARKANSAS.
 Faculty:

Faculty: D EV. BENJ. WATSON. President and Professor \ 1G of Natural and Moral Science and Bellies Lettres Mrs. Mary F. Barcus M F. l.. Assistant end Go verness.
 Rev. Jesse s. McAl>ter, A. M. Professor of Lan- guages and Mathematics.
 Mrs. Rebecca J. MeAlister, Preparatory Depart ment.
 Miss Virginia F. Pryor, Assistant
 Miss Mary Kirk, Primary Department. Prof. E. k. Barcus, Principal of Music Depart ment.
 Miss Ann E. Watson, Assistant and Teacher of Wax Work.
 TERMS-PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS. Primary Department. ,......................$l $lO 0O Preparatory Department, nt,................... l5 % OolIeglate DeIartiuent... 2O Uo Latin, Greek, or French. (extra )............ % Music on Piano or Guitar, with Vocal Musc,. 25 % vocal MuSc,. .s.............-..--.. D UO Wax Work. Needle Work or Drawing and
 falnung. g.-.-......... .............--....... IO VO Natriculation Fee....................... 50 Boarding with the President, per month,.... % One half of the Board and Tuition. will be requir- cd in advance, the other half at the end of the Ses sion.
 The Spring Session will commence the first Mon day in February, lS57 and close with the Annual animation the last week in June following. Dee l6 1856. 3m BENJ. WATSON.
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$. II. TUCKER, wholesale and retail dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries. Provisions etc.. etc., at the old stand. corner of Main and Markham streets.
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JAS. R. BUCHANAN, Attorney at Law, Jack sonport, Ark. Aug. Q, looo. y
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JOHN F. REARDON, Markham street, dealer in Stationery, Books and Fancy Goods
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SUNDRIES. WHITE BEANS-2 bbls.; w bbls. Dried Apples;
 8 do Cider Vinegar
 dog. Ex. S. c. Smoked Beef Tongues. Received per steamboat s. II. Tucker. and for sale by RAPLEY, HANGER & co. Becfs. '5s
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GEO. W. NELSON. A. J. NEWELL. RI ELSON & NEWELL, Commission Mer- ] V chants and Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Liquors, Tobacco, Cigars, etc. Will attend promptly to the sale of all consgnments, and fill orders punctually. Main Street, one door South of Union, Memphis, Tenn.
 April S. 1858 ly
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-kttt' Dxs
 Fra sFilI
 srrS'
 Ten
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FIELD & DOLBY, dealers in foreign and do- nestle goods, East Main street, Little Rock, Ark.
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RIBBONS.

A SPLENDID assortment of Bonnet and Betting fA Ribbons. and More. Black Elastic. Fancy Col cred. Plaid and Silk Elastic Belts received and for sale by HUTT & POPE.
 Dec '56
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Seq
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A. \. BELL, Attorney at Law, Marion, Arkan- Sas Will practice in the Circuit Courts of Green, foins9tt, St Francis, Monroe Phillips. Mississippi ana Crlttehden counties. Feb IT. 1852 ly
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tft,s
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 'l ,eil Bop,
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CrOckery and Glass Ware. Have just opened fine lot of Crockery and Glass Il Ware. Also, Set of Fine China Nov II '56 VIM JONES
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BROOKE YIN ITEMS.

The RAILROAD CARS 10 Rus on 6UapAy-Th
railroad question came up the Report Of tAs Co.
u.Ittee last evening.
AID Dorlons resolution that the railroad osoeaAV
be required to iun cars every half hoar sAss NJ
O'Clock each night till the usual hour Of rusaiag -
morning, came up a. amendment TO the Report
The amendment was ost, IL to ~, sad The uah
ques. On moved. The previous qusstioa bshg
called, vas !ost, Il 10 Il.
AID. S.hols then moved that the qusstioa - psse-
pooed for fultAsr consideration, deemiAg ssxpsdis.4
to press It On the prevent time.
AID. Palmer thought this movement p1 made 10 -
the measure.
AID Barnum moved thai the r,soiuiios ~ AIdsr-
maa schol. be laid the table, sbioh wss csTr,s<-
u yeas 10 - nays.
Aid S.bols Thea moved that the subject bs refers9
70 Committee He cid sot seem pUtcSlsS sAscA
Committee.
Aid Dosgberty said thsitss noVsmesi ga 49,
made to defea, ihsnes'ure, for The pupose Of spscsa
tioe and mc aey making. The notoo vss 90. pot
The prev,ou. question again moved sas cSineA
by 10 Yess to Il NAYS which va r'o~'vod with dem
oemrs,iops Of applause by tho audenoe.
The Repor. Of the COMMITTEE IN faVoc OF rsaaIsg
The ezra 90 sunday was Thea parsed BY vU.s u q
Yes. To II Nays, - ft'lovs
rEAs-AU.s-a ONel, hersrs-. Less~ oos~1 -
veoeAso Hedscs Nan Bruss u s1i, oty~. eee -.
Seneca hensAon. wlse~- snits. c~-A~aA h>e>. "s'ss
EATs-rssss... Dsa.s, c.a 49,. sp-Ass ws~A W.
WASs~, hyt~s fssssss. sayssis- ssss.A
nstios b reosssid1 YES tsss-ycsss Hss %
re Ss~sa Il rsss'ss c." - Sunday tAs4 o.
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THE INDIAN ACTORS.
To a, EY,ier II IT, \ v Trtbnss.

Sil | ma, I'D With emotion. Of pain an ar.lc'e
IA IS rsu' of our paper. ',yciions he depart
- the ship Nrubain,t f,r Europe rD, ~ al with R
clicus company ard uorpr If iadldns from the Cat
tA,Ar.ur Reservation. Tn'sc nj guided youag In
ons ave sriuced irno their nom"-, despite th .
Il, N''e AID ten III. raLc.s of ihe III "a - sinnS
pIou sea. al vii doabass ,rcourt tie h,''er eype-
Ii,r,t Of 81 .iulW lhUI,n tOupcs who have pr-ceded
item De beurted 10 morals, renfer'd fssOli'e IA
habi,s. tssr ibey will in the .nd D. -h,r,el' ISL
aucoued ia 10, Igrorai AMI roplcs,ness ~ the
Vscrsn't doom -'r,bgc land. T. one ~No 'ov' :,
rs iCitnp ale a,G >.sks it, Mortal sgi N g..
Elevation Thu i, -ad picture u ron. mo ai5. 1 g
ui.suusis rave tab Ted ~ 'dupgS'y srd Sl'h pa #
o...st fer ne lss' IA Tfy yes-s t. Christ the
Seneca. @ .estoy ." aitpt power. 4 a' int '"'
40 h,'r - - g. 'vuc-' - higher liz t'1n;
but t'- ma hiSy, pr>1t'' 90 VI ''e zen ,nvarlr-
X, s,'Nhi ga psrsuS0icg our young Iusn h er
hA. - BE pthcsfn occupao of sgricu;ursts for
ne pr,csr,rs arn vsg.bo'd Ii Of itinerant show
new ia mig formidable ob,,a'le n the patti Jt
e M f,ou0Iy End TIE ptiali'Topst L aUuses 10
be l7d'ars breee tie Old nahis Of slO'h tAa prelu
dice pain Fl marus sbor, and tevyes he all "on'rol
Irg desire for free csreses rowing life. Iha cvl'
gee on Um.bpk-i, sod uus.s speedily checked, Il
Vii itsr, nccompn.h Tho Dft repersI predi ''lon.
that tie oucs numerous respected Iroquos shaii
fnSe agay from the land Of which they we're Que, the
uEG -puied possssor'.
non non DEUu 4 Seneca Chief
IN. STRONG, Seu.cs Chief tniafalsus /.
S.p,eG R,.,,psto" Ire CO. March n. 1851
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Puo1,cr,ruIc Cov>ttrfAl' B,sN BILLS I
~ Arr,wPrtN. II P,>, IHt N.-lvs euiaS ai.et-
moan .usn OF respectable apYcsrarce called At 'e'k'
.,,r. ia BROADWAY, and after purchasing six 'res'
uata,u for 50. offered payment a counterfeit 800
L,l On the Bark Il he Republic OF tbs city. The
sppearsncs OF the bill excited suspicion that NJ" not
0,rire ard he irdivGus was requested to wat until
Ole al the ~ could go oct and gei Il chaugcd.
u,e,-erger VS. tGeu di.patchtd ~th the bih Z" the
shoe and Lea her Bsi L. snd soon returned .itn the
srrcuuct NJ, IT iba' II VS. cuun'euflt. Wnl' TIE
,,...,fo,r ~rs . re the isnN ia whO Rat ~ rat
TIE hiIeviib "a ma ked saus Of nervousness, ami "a
ne arrival o the MESSENGER he was taken into custody
+, Csr,,,n (sr.rr,sr, ot the + fth Wicd Police. Hs
suy. h,s rame a. d. Oar iig sud st"ec that b" VA,
,r.sgtd il tie lilo. OF Ciepp Marnng, real csli =
sc.nts 10 Bresd~ay On searching hn the officer
f,u,d three rcre of the worthless 400 bills on ~
;rs.s Ile o,rlr.s-l b- gu Il, sld ylre,'ed mu "a
regret st tie st,p he ha' Tx II TIE hi suhse
qdcntiy proved TO be- photographs aud were taken
I',o.tt. q y .Lg - .e,r'et'ri nat th'y
w,lc tc itt,nc,c t-r oirc3,a'oo but 10 use n some
,cer tifc invest CATIONS which he Was t4-n making.
H. Is If other bar k had nso been executed for
hin. Th- re.d.rcc Of DLdng. IN Brooklyn, W.,
.ea,chei b, Cspt Carpenter. but more cont,erfets
wtTo c.und An cx.mns'icn into THIS matte, will take
ul.ce I, -day ltfore Justice Osborn.
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INVENTIONS.

M. John S. Dye 10 he Hal.Sf',~ B,otc-. eve.
this week eGcc lea' rus IT, crt-ctaS al coon-
t@ritE Spurious OF altered B.nk So;-. 9TH Al ,l,o
rate, c,mpied ,sble 600 wing tae chNacter-t b.
which nearly al the kporn eouhtcfei', may H. de-
'ecteo. Ev,y persos sccu,tomeo t. handle psper
u.no, via find tbis table ocavehsbt aud useful
MI james Michel Of Osceoa, Io.s has shoe
the modd Of sew csr.COuphng. whereby the
engibe b4come' detached whenever II rms oil ,ne
traot NJ. dfsgsine the .r.is after 1t whle shoe
drops down before each car tnG blscks t. on ward
p'og,s We DO not feel sure hattbe shoe vii 40, do
hole Mann than GOO bu, the uncouphos of run-of
eIgiue 81, TINS good III =.
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ERIPTION OF THE VOLCANO or FJEGO
IN GUATEMALA.


An eye witness Of the eruption o. the Volcano Of
kutgo, Ibus describes the event
ESQUISrLA Feb. IL, 1867.
At Il O'Clock the morning OF the 10th We auive ed
81 AmstitlAn and lie 4 there a. for Palm AZ soon as
had crossed the end OF he bill the right that
forms the dividing rogo, the Volcano Of Fuego pre-
rented sef 10 our vies, and over the most souhery
point Goee q perpendicular column % smoke in the
form OF plume OF feathers. One part OF Il vas Jet
black aud another the most resplendent white owing
10 The reflection Of the suns rays Al intervals loud
reports, a. OF cannops, weEe distinctly heard. The
coIuun Of smoke increased every oment, sud re-
mnItd petp< pdicuar for ever twenty mnu'e-, until
sep ~ind from the north gradually altered Il, form,
Ard blew the smoke 20 the south.
a. the wind increased the smoke that ssued from
IN, cr,t,r spresd horizontally IN soithery dnectIou.
H. lopd rsnorts Mt this time II O'Clock more
fI.ou,Lt and between them We heard CONTINUOUS
rambling At ~ we arrived 81 EsquintA Iheru n
bling noise increased did Alec The qianay OF smoke
vented out When il became dusk IN the evenioS no
tr, seen, but early on the morning VI TUG "'H
became visible.
Al daylight on The 18th the quantity OF smoke W"
ttreiVce be much more than on the previous dsy'
reiu ~ ming little above the crater, Dat never
pcpcuoicUisrly. having always 80 incinsuon 70 the
.ou'h
A., N. the rumbling sounds became more comm
and he oud reports much stronger Sno no'e ne
Qu.nf snd this continued throughout the dsy. AZ
n,ehiiAI tre ire was distinctly Visible, and ori9ht
fla bee. a., oulpanscd by mach smoke, were seen
torrent Of ava Of most brilliant color Wa seen run
mig down he slope Of the hl and the crster thea sP
pesred 10 throw out she Sers OF sparks ara nshe IN
dheciions. These spaIks were probably iAfge mses~
OF red ho, stones which bounded down me nass " '"o
mountain With great velocity.
Suddenly the current OF lava appeared To cease ane
TIE aperture from which Il flowed ION the south "oe
elore 20 that by O'Clock the eruption bad o~ muca
Of lie force, but the reports and rumbng sounds con-
tnued viii even ssveaiy.
Al oeissh he lave broke cot With great sxIso
ssee q . - ss0 Abeapes aeo ~ ~ -. ~
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While IA India DIR. II JAMES discovered PO-

yrs ant r. .unx Pill tnsde from Oriental ses rs~es
s'.sb ~bch b,ui'he. eosriVENEss ,hs ouni~nsss! ~
ds7~. requisites the bowel. TO n,tioa 49,
it'll the bowels Ia tNis coltt sscortscoe 9th hs s~s
paure the inc vidLsl CsSSor ~ SIX HhALrH the -
sr of .ul,r motion OF the b,S,. Sent wsev res -
cst,.e o. D. .aI Pc ho. sch oorists 'evss -
Pis oue 81 which 10 dos- Acdr.ss Or n JAMS. Ne -
t.-and = J,r..y city New Jsr~v tn. Odd Doct cestansss
q to- be Gr-s Cons npt,o. hsneA8
TO every one ~ss forvAds him -four Pos,s(s stsmPs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-31

A. Isrrp'ris6 S'ss The Rev. P. 3. Jones
ps.tot Ct the CeoTsi PHt B.p4s Church, o. Sus
Gay. admnr'errd Tue orciesne OF bip,r. to seveu
csnoidse' ct the loot Of rty.hr.t street N)rh
River ID he psesence of soma two three thousand
.r@cttors. The Pa't"t. church aud congre.l .tioo
sire to express their thanks to the police IT tho
Twenty stccnd Ward for tb,ir kind at.end.nce. s-n.
uemspiy department, and gecerols al n preserving
food order more respectful. aud,nce h,. rsrcly
n. en- assembled on smliN ocoasoa. kotaas-e
circumstApce occa1ei to mar the beatty and sacred
re.s OF the occasion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-31

CITY II'KJfS.

The plague yesterday WAS even more ntoersble
than during the hgh winds Il h.t week, for thea the
foul stofm ~as occasionally blown quite away le,viaS
al int vaI ior free breathing Since Sunday the dirt
has been So extremely fine ths il ri.es a sluggish
cotd, ta'ckenlDg the atmosphere with poisonous
compound OF giant. lime and oHt, from shich the
lungs have Lo ,scsfe Lat usht At II O'Clock, tnere
wa lie ht sIsiLke. with some pr ui'se Of heavy
showtr which - jas, tie mot welcome thing mag
inable.