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Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-06-16

Gr Through the untiring energy of our friend Mr. s ID. McDonald, we have received two or three large mails this week.
 We are informed that Mr. McD. will be running the daily, as he has been ordered to do in very few days. We will then be in daily communication with Little Rock. If Stephen has " fair showing he will place mail matters right on this end of the route- F. Smith HeraM
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-06-16
VIRGINIA ELECTION.

A private despatch to the Louisville Courier says that at the election in Virginia the demo- crats made clean sweep in the State, having elected their Attorney General, an overwhelm- ing majority of the legislature, (thus securing the reelection of Senator Hunter to the Uni ted States Senate,) and thirteen members of Congress, being their entire delegation, thus presenting an unbroken front and making a gain of one Congressman. This is one of the most complete trumphs ever achieved by the democracy, and it has been accomplished not withstanding the almost superhuman efforts of the Know Nothings to make capital out of the distribution hobby.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-06-16

(E5- The Chancery court of this city is now ill sesSion-Hon. II. Fairchild presiding.- Among the attorneys in attendance we have met Gen. R. NJ. Gaines, of Chicot, and II. Flanagin esq., of Clark
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-06-16
TRUE DEMOCR AT. RICHARD H. JOHNSON, EDITOR. J. D. KlMBELL, ASSOCIATE EDlroR. LITTLE ROCK, JUNE 16, 1887

U~7- Tue river is still in good boating condi- ton from Napoleon to Ft Smith, for small boats, and rise of five or six feet reported to be coming down.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-06-16

tel at dark. I fear am tring you, or l would tell you of the farce of "calling on the Presi- dent," and other matters, but must close. .Judoe Cross is now in New York where expect to join him in few days.
 Yours II.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-06-16

0EF Brigham Young in recent sermon to the Mormons, told them it was "more impor. tant to raise saints than to raise crops." At the present time Brigham seems more ncln- ed to raise the devil'' than anything else.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-06-16
Small Plea for Sale

We have about 800 lbs Small Plea Type almost as good new, which we will se cheap.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-06-16

GTWe invite attention to the professional s-d of John T. Trissgg esq, which appears in our columns to-day. Mr. T. is too well known as lawyer to require any commendation from us. He enjoys an extensive business acquan~
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-06-16

The following notes of points decided by,., Supreme Court in the Dred Srott case are t,,.. from the official report of Mr. Howard, just p. ljshed by the Appletons. We publish ta-, for the convenience of our legal friends and in. the qualification, we hope, of every one of on. readers. There is seldom so much law Cum. pressed in the same space and certainly rey., have points, 50 important and momentJus. bs.r decided by a legal tribunal:
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-06-16
For to keep it is heaven,
 And to break it is hell n

Such was Mormonism in Nauvoo, Illinois, and such is Mormonism in Utah.
 Respectfully, WILLIAM SMITH, Brother of Joseph Smith, the murdered pa triarch and prophet of the Mormon church.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-06-16
The Glorious FOurth D

We understand there will be a celebration of our national anniversary by the patriotic order of the Sons of Temperance in this city. J. W. McConaughey esq, has been selected as orator of the day. Arrangements are being made for a large and appropriate celebration and all are invited to attend and participate in this demonstration of patriotism and love for the natal day of our national independence.
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RUSSELL w. WEsrcorr, Auctioneer
GREAT SALE of RICH and FASHIONABLE

" FURNITURE-The attention of those in want of superb
rosewood FURNITURE, with costly and magnificent house
hold arrangements invited the sale % BE- made THIS
DAY SATURDAY. the residence No l52 West 2stst BE-
tween It'll and Shav embracing the entire elegant Furniture
OF the house. which will fully meet the wants of those who
DESTROYS purchasing Furniture and chsse and classic
Of The sale will b. positive and peremptory with
out regard weather and the immediate removal OF the goods
imperative The sale will at 10 o'clock precisely
Furniture part four elegant Pier and Mantle Mir
ror Of the gorgeous description; Ormou Chandeliers
Brocade Curtains rich Velvet and Carpets
throughout house splendid full 7octave rosewood Piano
Forte made BY NUNS Clark full marble top Etsgere with
carved and plate fronts rich ssncovered Turkish and
Reception Chairs Center Pier and Sofa Tables
Lsdys Secretary and Eseritoire two full suites Of
rosewood Paror Furniture, covered IN non
brocad both made TO order with slip e.ye one n suite OF
Medallion Tapestry with elegant Psror Furniture OF every de-
scripon; rich China Vases and Mantle Ornaments with
magnificent collection Of Painting Stauary and Paro Deco
ations the elegant Dningroom Library aud
Chamber Furniture in rosewood and oak superior Bureaus
Besead Cheyal Glass Wsshsands all made by piece over
70 elegant hair Mattresses Beds and Bedding rich Shades TO "a
Windows rosewood and mahogany Sofas French Chairs Vol
tare Invalid Chairs Clocks Girsndobes Paor Furniture,
en- suite covered in magnificent carved oak Exen
sion Table made order for 500 with Silver Ware, rich
China Gut Ivory and Pearl Cutlery and elegant Dining
Furniture Of every description with great variety Of
useful and ornamental in the Housekeeping line not
mentioned in this advertisement Deposits will be requredof
purchasers Full descriptive Catalogues will BE- at the house
early IN the morning Of sale.
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HENRY H. LEEDS. Auctioneer.
1 Ill ,,a

HENRY II. LEEDS. Auctioneer.
HENRY II. LEEDS Il Co. will sell by auction
on SATURDAY May at l2ocock in front Of store No.
. Nassau.-One 4seat halftop WOOD WAGON one close
CARRIAGE: both in good order, made by Lawrence
Also Horse about Is hands high, kind and gentle
also RoskAway Carriage aud single Harness. has been used
family horse sold only the has no further use for
them. -
Also splendid pair Of carriage Horses IL hands high
superior action and considered equal In appearace
any pair their in this city very fine Travellers an
excellent span for family . d,
Also, Coupee made by Lawrence TO order ana IN efcsent
condition The above property will be sold on account OF its
OWNS leaving for Europe.
Also superior Coach Harness. made to order for private
and entirely new.
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miscellaneous.

DURNETT's LONDON G N. -
ID Warranted pure imported. Price 75c per bottle.
ELIZABETHAN ALE LUNCH ROOM ~
Nos l2O Water st. and IS Wall-st.
For proof that sell II pure refer TO Burnett Odner
Co. the only importers in the United States -
RICHARDSON & HAYTER.
N. Borders received for ELIZAEETHAN ALE in
bottles
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GALE of valuable REAL ESTATE in PARTI
OTION-ANTHONY J. BLEECKER Co. will sell at pub
lie Auction the Merhsnt Exchsnge the City OF New
York OH TIL RsDAY the h Of May next at II O'Clock noon,
under direction Of Henry Nco ESQ., referee the premises on
the southwestern Of Houston and Allen Sta IN SAID
city, being fifty egh feet inch Acnst BY eighty eight
Sc. four inches on Houston st. more or less -
The premises now known as HERMITAGE HALL
See Referees advertisement Of sale in The Evening Post
For further particulars apply to the REFEREE at his office
No. "a Willsnst. to GEO SHEA, Plaintiffs Attorney
No 1877 Broadway to JAS. w. WHITE, Defendants Az
sorney, No. 81 Libertyst.
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HENRY II. LEEDS, Auetioueer

HENRY H. LEEDS, Auetioneer.
III II. LEEDS Il Co. will sell by Auction, on
IL. SATURDAY, May at 10Y o'clock at the ssesrooms
No. % Nsssau-st-Lsge assortment Of HOUSEHOLD FUR
NITURE removed for convenience OF SALE consisting of
wood mahogany suites in brocste plush and hscoth
marbetop Bureaus Wahands rosewood and mahogany Bed
steads Palor and Arm Chairs velvet Brussels and Ingram
Carpets stair do and stair Rods gilt frame Pier Glasses
tie do Window Curtains, Cornices, Sc.
Also Piano. Fores.
Also for account Of an Execuor-An English hunting
Watch diamond Ring about 2csrsis; diamond enam
eled Pin, 81 carats
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6ales bp Anttion.

4 LARGE ASSORTMENT of LADIES' and
~ CuILDrFN's WEARING APPAEEL, EhBEoIDER
IFS Gc-HENEY H. LEEDS Co will sell at aacton on
MONDAY NAV AZ TO- O'Clock. at No 5es Broadway.
Houston large Of Lsdes ROBE. dc ChAnbre.
Bssaues EreAk- and Travelling Ss1ue- Sgn Dresses Draw
a. cben Pettooats plain and embroidered for lates and
children Inlnt. and Cbdrens Dres-es Saanes Aprons Ne
nfaut. Embroidered aud vseneeunes Csp' ha &c wan
s.n.l assortment Of Lsde and Chldrens Furnishing foods
Ao two ne Plate Counter Cases and one large side DO
r. IN. fne erfcle. will b. sold vi h0ut rrseIyc
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oeyed by the undersned a. the once 81 the Clerk o,
the Board Of Education until the i2gr.n S "
Kins.brdso Road and osths tTubby Hook in the Mi;h
Wsd In oordause the plans and specifications on ne IN
,hsn%e - ~ ths Cierk Of the Board Of Education.
sepsrse proposals viii be received for the as.ons and
ia mus. state aud residence Of the persons
90 sureiea =, III ~ thu
proposs deemed tor the public interest Dated Ne~io'A
fn5ii is is5f JAMES MACKEAN,l
spa WIN S. JENNINGS, COMMITTEE
John BELLAMY
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q OOO ACRES Of LAND, with BIAS,
O.NNNJ FURNACE and FIGURING MILL, FIVl

O,UNJU FURNACE and ,. EL0UKkiNd MILL FIVE
The undersigned, agent for the Curtis O,een Mn,ns IN
maze and Company oilers TINS ac lot sAe IN
,nsle hody or small IL Is situated on curtis Creek hse
miles from Baltimore BY land and nine miles ~ ws'e
The LAND e. admirably adapted TO MARKET GAkDEN-
ING and Is similar the neghborns farms OF Mess Crom'
veil Lipthcum Stewart and others from which large supplies
OF fruit and vegetables annually sent 10 Phhadephis ana
New York and large profits realized thereom amman
Parts of the well wooded with PINE and ChfSI
NUT TIMBER which shipped from the Furnace wharf
an yes sells drawing ten feet water. 1880 .
The WATER-PoWER is unfsling the fall x feet capable
of running with pairs Of Burrs aud the Blast Furnace
STORE, STABLING KILNS &c, erected near the
Furnace Ore can delivered from neghborng banks by
boats AZ the Furnace door And Anthracite coal be landed
there at Baltimore prices or less =,
The quantity Of Wood In the vicinity however renders the
location most desirable for charcoal furnace. .
The Furnace with and 200 acres OF land at
tsched will required be sold or leased favorable terms
To parties the whole tract the charter Of the Com
pany could be transferred 1t is Of the most liberal char
tiers ever granted by the State
This large property in the vicinity OF so large city prem
yesrs aud excellent opportunity for speculation TO
capitalists be able to bring properly into market
II il offered low price and on satisfactory terms
Apnly IN = J. A. WESTON
-'fr'7 - Baltimore Md.
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Bcar0 an6 Rooms.

BOARD in BROOKLYN-With a private
ID family within distance OF all the Ferries, and
on reasonable terms Gentlemen and Wives single Gentle
and orderly family may inquire Monday May at No lS9
Jorslcnon.st.
BOARD in BROOKLYN.--A few Gentlemen
Id can be with good BOARD at No 80 Presi
dent and within three minutes walk Of Hamilton sv Ferry
Rooms newly furnished and be occupied immediately
References exchanged.
BOARD in BROOKLYN-A suite of front
I'D ROOMS ON second floor and two single Rooms,
cant Amply at Dr. ADAMSS, No. li Amity st., Brooklyn
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fonses an6 farms f1)ante6.

DART of q HOUSE WANTED-ln respect
able neighborhood Must contain Kitchen, large and
email Rooms Address stating rent and particulars, b. j.,
Tribune Ofhce
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A. T. MsRwIS. Aactionner.
ny RANGS BROTHER d Co.-Trade Sale


ID Rooms No. Is Psrk.row ,
MONDAY EVENING MAY At = o'clock
sTATIONERs' SrOCK-Compnslng large assortment o.,
npo,ei ana domestic Staple and Fancy Stationery elegant
Pancy Article. fine imported Cutlery &c
MONDAY AFTERNOON. May III, al octocf' sh' io1 '0'
lowing days .
CUOiCF PRIVATE LIBRARY-Of valuable standard ana
Books in various departments OF Literature
Arts Sciences &C. many Of the scent ans MODERN
including great variety of exceedingly rare ana 'u
sbe works. -.
The Catalogues will b. rrsdy on the 30 inst
TUESDAY MORNING. May 10, at 9 o'clock
and four following days: :,
REGULAR SPRING PARCEL SALE Of choice Ensilsn
BOOKS including large variety elegantly illustrated and su
pcrby bound just the London publishers also
standard American Books new and
fresh stock also valuable invoices Of imported and
domestic staple and fancy Stationery. &c. .
Catalogues ready, and will be sen 70 any address
upon request - - - -,
WEDNESDAY, May 6. al No. s. East 3oth st,
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD fUkNI-
TURE-Commencinz at 10 o'clock the whole Of the Fur
nure consisting Of velvet and Brussels Carpets elegant
and mahogany Furniture. Sofas Chairs Mirrors center
per other Tables damask and lace Shades Vases
Satuette paTlor Clocks Oil Paintings and Engrayins paro
Chandeliers China and Glaswsre Cutlery together with gen
eral assortment Of Chamber and Kitchen Furniture.
Every article be removed from the house day Of sale
Cash posts required from all purchasers Catalogues be
had Oh application ~ the auctioneeIs.
DY JOSEPH HEGENIAN Auctioneer-At the
ID Central Saesrooms of WILLOW hby and Pearss
Brooklyn MONDAY, MAY t. at 10 o'clock m, misces
usous assortment Of SECONDHAND FURNlNUEE from
fame removing, Eedstesds, Chairs Tables Refrigerator
stove Ac.
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Jnsuranee Gompanies.

Ii Il NJ B O l. ID
IL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF the City of Nev-York
No. 10 w LLsT.
CASH CAPITAL
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ZET HAMS MOWER and COMBINED
A MnMRR And REAPER fnr IR51-Thi. col hrsfed ma

IN MOWER and REAPER for l857.-This celebrated ma
chine has been much improved for the harvest Of 1884, and :.
warranted to be much superior 10 any made and 70 e
from 10 TO IS grain with Of drsuEh pr
day 1t is very simple machine, strong and durable ~
made Of wrought iron with iron singer bar and VT t
improvements MAIDS this viii more than Ia
already deservedly high reputation Tn. combined
Arranged the Of the fafmer IN M *.
d,nbi,i,y ease of dranght ana efficiency The Prcep o.
Mower Is q 10. aud Of the Combined Machine Sl'' -
(reisbt 20 b. added x,.a 10 .ondry per
KETCHUMS PATENTS have been nfrnsea oy re Sblic
sons and perhaps in unntent,onay .be ,s Of
are beyehy cautioned on the subject Copies OF Ine
Ks,cburais Patent will be furnished snu W. p,n,
ques answered by addressing the Gnd.r,s word Of cam
non should 'e ''"0''"' r. IT, HOWARD Buffalo, N. Y.
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Tor SALE-The large, substantial and we'll
i built brick HOUSE No. Al Warren st. in the City Of Hud,
SON. Columbia County, NY. The House is within minutes
vail of the Hudson River Railroad depot the Hudson aud Dos
ton Railroad depot and the steamboat landings Also tey
vacant lots ali very cheap close estate Inquire OF
NATHAN CHAMBERLAIN, Hudson; or, ROB'T J. WHITE,
No So Bsrclay.st., n. Y.
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Professional Notices.

A RT1FICIAL TEETH.-M. LEVETT's new
"A and improved phec pressure Plates for ARTIFI
CIA TEETH remarkable their increased adhesion
the and Of matcaton and very superior to
the ordinary suction psa well adapted for the continuous
IL desired Those wearing requiring Artificial Teeth
would find much TO their advantage examine this great Inn
provement before engaging elsewhere LEVETT Dentist
No. II Wsyerley place, Brosdwsy-estsbshed 1885
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II KAIS SER & p L s c II
IN. DECORATIVE PAINTERS.
In ENCAUSTlC, OIL and DlSTEMPER COLORS.
No. Ii2l Nassau.st.

DRUSTIES.-J. X. HUPPEL has removed MS
BRUSH FACTORY to No S29 Pearlst, franklin square,
Hsrper Buildings Brushes of every description the lowest
prices Machine Brushes made to order JOHN X HOPPEL
Forgery. Forgery! Beware
OF rogues who counterfeits prepare;
For Lyons Powder and his Pills
That bugs in chambers, rats in mills,
Individually ssy,
BY scoundres envious Of his fame
Have counterfeited been, in name;
Don't buy the poison. pray.
I YON cannot be answerable for the consequences
Of using The poisonous nosum got up imitation of hi.
harmless MAGNETIC POWDERS for destroying insects aud
his MAGNETIC PILLS for discriminating and mice.
Look the signature, T. LYON Depot No 42i Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-02

INOR SALE-At Morristown, New-Jersey, a
FARM of about 80 acres located about mile from the
center OF the village The Lands rolling Timber and hea
dox, or the low grounds There a neversng spring OF
Water on the place The high grounds command beautiful
view Of Loantica Valley and there every faculty. Tor
making an elegant country residence Apply to -,
ALFRED MILLS Morristown, n. j.
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE at Orange,
~ N j. one hours ride from New York The House, two
story with wing and with piazzss front and rear now in
building and will be- peted about the Oh TO the
18th Of May 1t built by tbs days work and will DC thor;
oushy finished The location s fine, commanding view OF
Oranfe Mountain and Valley and convenient being within
three walk Of the principal depot The Lot 10 feet
wide feet deep For and further nformation P
ply to FAIRBANKS Co, No. 1873 Broadway, New York,
where map the village aud plan of the House may be seen
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L,OR SALE.--A SL0OP-RIGGED YACHT,
built BY the late George Steer; 10 uns Cus.om-House
she able sound in good order and fast
Apply 90 BLOODGOOD, 5ecrcsIy Of the NewYOrk Yscht
Club No Pim-st.
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CEzNLEss HesEA1 s Ss%es $1,000 sssss
- AZ Ss 90 ~ s,.ss Hosisy CsnpAays WsrtA cZ
.. ssi These sssa. =: 2, S:1 r.. ~ "a: 49,
~. !" dRSnlfH Co. Ne n UssssSS'
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BuiIoing MateriaIs,

HAyE YOU seen the Patent Leather Oxford Ties
Ii eo 50; Congress Shoes, - % Socss $50
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Real estate for Sale.

BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE for
ID SALE-With furniture. carriage, &c, and twenty acres
of land near NEW BRUNSWICK, New Jersey commanding
magnificent view photograph Of the place which wiz be
sold low b. the office Of f. DHERVlLLf No IL
Exchanpeulace
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TOR SALE-ln Eastern North Carolina, o
il STEAM SAw-MiLL and Eight hundred Of 6ns
c. mrs. Timber. Apply to WRIGHT NISSAN,
No. L3s Pront-st., New. York.
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NOR SALE-Three-stOry BRICK DWELLING
connecting with building suitable for Man1tae.ory
steady Power adjoining; situated In llthaS between
oath and 29thsts lot, 25xOO Also adjoining LOT 2o1vo
Amply nj No. 80 Broad.st.
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Goal, &c.
masbinerp, &r.

STEAM ENG1NE.-FOR SALE. one l2.hor,
~ ENGINE and one IL horse LOCOMOTIVE BOILEl
both nearly new and in perfect order Inquire No SIS Sta
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6onses to Eet.

A SUITE of OFFICES to LET-In the Bibl
"A House. Astor place. with every convenience and desr
able location. Apply st the rressurers Office, khav on
trance.
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and ONE ACRE. with great album


" dance of Fruit and fine Garden for SALE to LET
Souh.ay near Port Richmond Staten Island Price S50O
Rent for Summer months $20 Apply the premises to j.
Mnn.sf Nely York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-02

BERKSHIRE FAMILY SCHOOL for BOYS,
ID Soekbdse Msssschusetts-The Summer Session opens
filed Circulars and Catalogues to BE- had at the Bookstore III
b. WEsTERMANN Co, No. 30 Broadway. REID L
HOFFMAN,
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3nstrurtlcn.

A RITHMETIC, WRITING BOOK-KEEP-
N ING kc-The Summer Term Of DOLBEARs COM
MERCIAL ACADEMY No. cog Broadway. will commence
Monday May Men and Boys WIN be practically prepared
any kind of business in short time Two IS seats
Writing Book keeping $40 Apply early for
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GABLE IRON WORKS.-CUT NAILS and
y SPIKES HORSESHOE IRON, NAILR0DS. kc., for
sale on favorable terms by the Agent q the MasufactgIe
WV MERRITT TRIMBLE.
No. &c Broad-st.
Parcels the Yves. interior OF this State can be delivered
a. Rouse's Point Troy Albany.
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or good Business &c. Either two Houses in this
CITY or fine Wstepower, Mills &c. Apply to the owner
ID. ELSTON No. 50 Broadway.