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Atstaurants.
ELDON HALL RESTAURANT.
No. rs, WEST FAYETTE STREET,

ELDON HALL RESTAURANT
No. rs, WEST FAYETTE STREET.
REAR ENTRANCE IN BANK LANE.
INHE undersigned have very recently fitted up
l. the building in Fayete street between ST Paul and
Charles Ss, known as Eldon Ha restaurant of the
first class has been spared make acceptable
in all its appointments to gentlemen who feel disposed
to pay it visit There is at all times upon the smack
counter edbes which be served moments notice
and at all hours there always private for the
comodaton of gentlemen, who may desire exchange
thoughts something which may cheer the inner
They challenge competition in the matter of CIGARS,
GOOD LIQUORS, and ATTENDANCE By FAITHFUL SER
WANTS which altogether make the comforts of
rant.
DINNERS and SUPPERS served for PARTIES prompt
ly, AND FAMILIES SUPPLIED with TERRAPINS, OYS-
TIERS &c, at the shortest notice.
There peculiar advantages in this establishment for
the accommodation of gentlemen The building has rear
entrance from Bank Lane while there private
admitting to ali parts of the house without passing through
the bar REILLY 4 SNYDER
fe22d- -1M &2aM2M.
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MARINE AND INLAND INSURANCE
TNHE SUN Mutual INSURANCE
u COMPANY OF NEW YORK
nsures Marine and Inland Navigation Risks on terms as
favorable as those of other Company persons tax
ing Policies from this Company entitled share
the profits without ncurring any liability beyond the
for the payment of losses, are over g. 600 600
A. B. NELSON, Press't
A. SEAToN V. Pres't j. WHITEHEAD Sec
C. OLIVER ODONNELL, Agent in Baltimore.
fez2ly. No. 81 EXCHANGE PLACE.
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II LII ICOTT & HEW ES
IL SO EXCHANGE PLACE,
PRODUCE COMMISSION lfERCH4NTS
with particular attention paid to the sale of BUTTER
At all seasons of the year. have every grade and
style of BUTTER and the Agents of the Dairy
men, receiving it direct from the farms we think that we
ought be able to give entire satisfaction in price and
quality Now in store and arriving
so Packages of prime Goshen
so Tubs and Firkns of New York State
$50 Kegs of Gades.
200 Kegs of Western Pennsylvania
65 Kegs Virginia.
$50 Kegs and 10 Bbls ohio-3o0 very small Kegs for
shipping and 80 Bbls. prime fresh Roll
Also-300 Bushels DRIED APPLES and PEACHES. 70
Kegs of LARD; go Boxes EASTERN CHEESE. 5000
KNIFE BRICK; so Bags GROUND NUTS; Boxes Vir-
ginia PIPE HEADS and Bales WOOL, feo2 If
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G. WEST d. SON,
N Ia NITEA 1,rHI p EpS ANn nIHA IL L, {

M MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS
lVI IN ETHEREAL OIL, ALCOHOL tall proofs +,
COLOGNE, SPIRITS, CAMPHlNE, LARD OIL LINSEED
OIL. &C.
Our facilities for manufacturing being large are pre-
pared offer great inducements persons purchasing
goods in line
Mandatory, 306 West Pratt street, Warehouse and
Counting Room ll5 West Lombard street between Light
and Charles, fe22n
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The Speaker laid before the House the volumnous
evidence taken in the contested election case from
the third Congressional district of Maryland; which
was referred to the Committee on Elections and
dered to be printed.
Also, communication from the Treasury De-
partment. respecting an appropriation of $4,000
for repairing the saloon of the old portion of the
Patent Office; which was referred to the Committee
of Ways and Means; and ordered to be printed.
Also, communication from the Secretary Of the
Interior, in reply to the resolution of the House of
January f. 1858, in relation to the sales and other
disposals of the public lands, which laid on the
table and ordered to be printed
Also, communication from the Department of
the Interior, replying to resolution of January 10.
1857, respecting the number of suits in the United
States courts during the year 1857; which was re-
ferred to the Committee on the Judiciary, and
dered to be printed.
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THE DAILY EXCHANGE.
ADVERTISING RATES.
TABLE:

Advertisements occupying larger smaller space, ol
inserted for longer shorter time charged for proper
tonately.
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TOHNSTON'S INSURANCE ROOMS,
- PHOENIX BUILDINGS
70 SECOND STREET.
AGGREGATE CAPITAL REPRESENTED
EIGHT MILLIONS DOLLARS
MARINE INSURANCE,
FIRE INSURANCE,
LIFE INSURANCE,
Companies. Capital and Surplus
MERCANTILE MUTUAL tMarine) In. Co n Y S93l 900
INSURANCE Co. of the VALLEY OF VA, 352 eco
SECURITY FIRE INSURANCE Co of y. Y. $50 600
PHENlA gS5 900
WASHINGTON 2ss 900
NEW WORLD Z" 234 900
ALBEMARLE - Va. 10000
LYNCHBURG " ISL 900
COMMONWEALTH = Pa. 17S 600
l. s. LIFE $50 900
And other strictly FIRST CLASS Companies, forming
an AGGREGATE CAPITAL of
OVER EIGHT MILLIONS DOLLARS.
Policies issued; losses adjusted and paid at this office the
subscriber being fully accredited agent.
THUS. d. JOHNSTON.
T-plar rrita
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M(eoltints, Derfumeries, 1T.

PRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS FOR
~ Coughs, Colds Asthma Consumption and all diseases
of the Lungs. For sale at WISEMANS Drug Store,
Baltimore and Fremont streets, Baltimore
f22dlm.
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Messrs Bell and johnson, of Tennessee, made ex-
two preceding days of debate on the Tennessee re-
solutions of instruction, which ended in the resto-
ration of kindly feeling between the two Sena-
tors.
AT O'Clock, P. NJ, the Senate adjourned to
Monday
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Tailors.

iii T. ROBERTS.
LIZ MERCER AND TAILOR
No. POS BALTIMORE STREET,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-03

IRVING INSTITUTE, Tarrytown, New -York.-
i The T6iRTY NINTH sEMl-AnNUAL SESSION vh
tained 81 RICE 4 ANDRFWS. No ss9 Broadway; WIN w
ROSE No 6S Cedar.st NJ ana No Ia. AAafic q Brok
lyn. VI Of the Principal ID D. hoNh
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-03

L|OR SALE or TO LET-FOUR COTTAGES
Il with Gardens &C., at Astoria Apdyto .
IL L. RIkER No. 10 NasSan st, c'eF-r ro'k
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-03

NJ \ Il LA S-M AN L | l. l. a -
ul kEW SPRING CLOAKS aud MANrILLAS
The elegant assortment Of really rich and @gaut Novel
ties EVER EXHIBITED IN THIS CITY will be ready for
h,pectioA THIS DAY, Arrl !. - -
CHARLES STREET Co,
No. AIS Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-03

L'OR SALE-A FARM of thirty eight acres, SIT
uated Rara Bay Monr or,h Co. j. tn. .aaa Is un
high of cultivation. with smpe bucoss Aid goa
yaiety Of tut, trees. For particular. inquire Of
D. H. NcAIPIN. No. 1854 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-03

NOTICE TO CARTMEN.-TO LET in Will
LIAMSBURGH near South oth,st Ferry ten thee-story
BRICK HOUSES and fifteen new BRlCk STALLS. WIN
e'o''0' wv J. CARHART
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-03

NOT1CE 10 EIuLnrRa- -pEOpOsALS fr .

NOTICE 10 BUUDFRe-PHOPOSALS ior a
~ STATE kRSt NAL IN sROoKLNN-S d p' -, - 8.
vi T. r-civ.d ,EH - Ocipt m Ap't H.. = We "a
90 C,un1.,'rl GcLcrai. c,r-er Of Bin o. g.. -.
iori Cty rti- u "A ana u...r.- Of ssrAtt AK'fNNh
Co. .. - g. IN to CtJ o brook.a ...-,-..
~ hs-rr7, Cs5I~otry Iron. ss'nE .i4 la'ns .' ga
uus sr,l a. h. Cog'a,I..'an.rs silisse &c.
The psals " H b. or,nsd AID a., C'fsc % comm W"
- award =, the tine aud place sbsv u,t sad iif a %
Prson' u whom tn sd u;faot or ,onf-e' ae ~ ~
b rq'sq 70 ertr into ooutrse: as seoh 80 Al "
piaus pchcar- f-ra srd tern. q eoD,r. er2o9
~ - ~ a. y e e..nlted a he IN e, B. - =.
Wsl,.i Ne" iors CITY i'ou H. - y n r''1 ''''-
fFfbk. FFf5 + rowSStyD gNySEty {c,n~,..,en-f.
J. n. po3Ahr wARDD
's'O HARDWARE MANUFACTURERS and
SArTALIsTs Is suS;1dher Oder. to o., F 1 q 'ss
Ibis ne .de sos en.y b simple .5 11'
Ipo''u,y se,1"p M, W. ,. Mt. genisS H.aovsr
hSs Sii.se,' c6ha ngp' 4" -' ~ T. HOUSTON Pa.c1ses.
TO JEWELERS.-FOR SALE-The entire
Soct Trade Tools md Pi,'gIe: Of fret e.'' W
STORE, ia the city ofsyoq.e y The s1rr - I.'el .1s
the sto,s is well selected will invoice .bou, 800" VA
s S iG' BRRSEbcf Riis &c sy Se'S'Y9'
VVANTED-A PARTNER, With $50. 900 cash.
w to enter the HIDE LEATHER and WOOL busines' IN
st. Lo Mo The la. been established eht and IA.
s m Po o. ya @ 40 in you vii
satisfactory snd explicit Information
"ANTED-A PARTNER, either active or
w silent in q the most eminent and long etsbsn a
book establishments 10 the city 10 take the place OF Tetn <
member of the firm. with cash capital Of t2lD % S1V'
AddTes. PJ BLISHERS. BOX No. 3,Iib, New ork City.
$4,000. .s TIE ..sl iAH1SaK y ssI.,y. %,R sa.
short distance from the city, already established unorf
very favorable and whh b. greatly eoarse
RSsSY tn 1ye,,r r" M 7 F,%d TO @ q 70. TO
ttII NM "A PARTNER WANTED in
~ lSsOOU. the DRUG and MEDICINE business a
person carrying extensive business in one OF the PocP.i
cities Of Csnsda West is desous Of meeting with smai
Man who has the above amount Of capital to join hun IN
the trade The tusn has been established five yetr f
further particulars inquire of COHSTOCK BROTH ER NO
- eorsrdst New York; address B. c. Box No 27 POST
Offoe. London. c. w.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-03

L-OR SALE-A bargain for cash, neat two
Il story aid basement HOUSE with large garden srd three
rirt.s tide fou the ferry Apply to A H. WATSON No %
Bercss 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-03

WISCONSIN LANDS for SALE-500 900
w q frt r.te FARMING LANDS se.eeted with
grsrs tbe1 Lands
Nisco ain vii be ed hbeA an6 price, aud i
large sual qu.ne. tc 81. Farcss-. he L.ud o ef
he FOX Ard WISCONSIN IMPROVEMENT COAPANF
10 ne Cry Of Fond da Lac, Wisconsin
rGLs0s K w4EELEa. Agent Ana Coanss.aass
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-03
Boots, 9boes, &e.

I'd DouBaEs0aE ad1s How MAFFH7rRDS kEAbr AZ 55SSs
10 10 ANN-sTREKT. ALSO. Ss 80 ooUBLE-soLE
PEGGED BOOTS
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-03

EOR SALE-In Brooklyn, two 3story aud
Il ceual brick HOUSES, 2xS2 feet, with extension two
stores iN6 feet with Lots each house ksc teet Ihe
Ho are built in modern ,,ye containing 10 roo n cor
NICE and marble msp pipes; &C. y feet court situated
on and second houses east from Hunters only
on blocA from Futonsy Apply to B. I'll RNBR Ga'e'sv
fit. house o Classon-ay
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-03
Cos. an6 fonn6.

EOUND-On the 3lst ult., GOLD CHAIN,
with Key attached The cay have the By Prov
itQ property by sppy ing a. the Ivth Ward Sston House
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-03
THE ASHLAND

OATSKIII MOUNTAINS COLLEGIAIE INSFlTUrN
Ash.an, Gcrete County n s.. the Rev HENRY J. FOX
A 81 Principal Terms -Boafd sud Tai in in sl EasisA
b,srcbe. 43! 50 p- ate, udents (use snd tenarf
GIVE; az any tms Circulars a. NJ l22 Nlsau ST. 10 ssn
St ents Term will leave 10 charge u He fn
cipsI b, the Cassil boat, ca Tesday MAY at p N
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-03

L'OR SALE or EXCHANGE for WESTERN
Il LANDS-Nauabe TENANT PROPE RTY in the upper
part Of city complete with modern improvements Iaque
AZ No. ll3 G. Aambers
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-03

COOK TO LET-A snug 2-story and base
pD@C. ment brick HOUSE on Courts. Brooklyn,
No. Bosrdmsnp Place between Union and sackettsts Gs
Fixture Fulton Ferry cars the door May be be-
tween II snd s. w DODGE. No. l;3 Fston ST., n Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-03

I'D Sc-To prepare students practically tor buns.s. Mr.
pOLBEAk No 69 Broadway keeps tie sSest Go sn-r al
Af,cu,y ir NewYork The April term cOmmeLoes MONDAY.
Ami Priyae Desks may b. secured iAi, csy wy l,w
taTus + u 8 10 seats for Bookkeeping vacant
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-03

Two LEI-NO. 10 Suiiivan-st. r'h'' So'O-
u No To- Su,liyAi = rent. $50 = rArru.DgF
VIII H. Pc IN Prtr srdre, 49, , '" r. -
Ne - Asrio.Esi It O. 20 -' vs. .
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-03
EARMS -liacres WashingtOnylle. II

Salisbury. Is 0oshtn IS AcFes cTn" 81 re
,,nertown &c Orange County; 3' 80 ly sore'
- acres 20 aces Sullivan County 10 IS acres 80 acres
10 acres q acres Wes-cheseT County 100 acre. ~ scre 90
sc-e. 81 srres u acres scres q ls Rcsnd
County. A.o Owrgo Ulster Dutchess, &c New fo.S ,a'e
J.r,ey-Wt sted Pl.ufcd South 0r.nge. Wycoa rreehoi
s,oohplaus krypOft, Various others South ard We un
der good imtroy euent low prices eNchanc MoSth 10
LOAN ca. at Nc. SIS 9th ay. J. T. HAlNu.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-09
INTERPRETATION NOTICE.

X IL persons hereby notified that letters of ad- "A ministration, with the will annexed have been granel by the Court of Probate, in and for the coun5y of Hampstead, in the State of Arkansas to the undersigned upon all and singular the estate of Joshua Morrison late of said county, deceased, bear ing date the lth day of January in the year lS5s All persons therefore having claims or demands against a estate hereby required to exhibit the -aule to the undersigned, properly authenticated within one year after date of such letters, or they may he preculcd from any benefit in the estate, and If such claims are not exhibited within two years from the due of such letters they shall be forever barred and prerluded from any benefit from such estate. Grandson D. Royston esq.,, of Washington, Hempoteai county. Arkansas, having been constitu- the attorney for said estate the debts due said estate are in his hands tor settlement and collection
 Washington, Hempstead county, Arkansas, 18th January 1858.
 JOIN B, SANDEFUR. Administrator
 with will annexed of Joshua Morrison, decd
 Jan. 2h lS.la GM Cost of aly SID hn
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-09
Rev. Peter Cuip, NJ. ID.

SoMERvILIE, TENN, May IA, 1857. Dr. ]. A. CLoPToN Huntsville, Ala: Dear Sir It affords me joy inexpre>sibe to inform YOU that your invaluable Ointment has effectually cured cancer on my wie's iaee of l2 or l3 years standing For some time previous to getting your Ointment her face had been very much intlamed, and at the time We made the first application, she was suffering great deal. We applied the Ointment according to directions eight or ten days. alter which the cancer healed very fast and soon we and has been ever since, about year now. t.. ... .......=+.s
 Previous to using our remedies, my wife had used numerous things, every making her worse. We learned from Mrs. Hix Lagrange that you cured cancer on her nose of 22 years standing anu one on Mrs Christana Moorer face of 30 yeaIs' standing would be glad to get two boxes like the one I used, Should you send them, will forward the money by return mail.
 Respectfully, PETER CULP, NJ. D. Pamphlets containing testimonials of the highest character will be forwarded to any that may wish them. '....... -..
 Acrof la Ulcers Sore Legs and all diseases of the skin cure l. Medicines forwarded by mail. Testi- monias c.n be seen at this ofiee
 Address J. A. CLOPTON. NJ. D.,
 Dec. $. 1857. HuhtSrille Ala.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-09
NO. 'S.

ma shan be let every the lowest bidder tender aher reference to the than may pc to provide for the ceerity certainty and secuty or such transportation" Under this law de- sctoh ot Dids have been received. They do specify
 o' convevance, but eugase take the entire mail each W "lth eeley, certainty and security, using the terms oi t'e law These bids styled, from the Tn whca they are gnafed the books stdr 6id and they will be construed providing e"hveyance or the entire mail rrge and Irhaepcr and seeurtpn " N7
 Tn all eases where the lowest gqde of service believed to ope niheient he wes' bid will be accepted in preference 10 star specific bis :. ..
 when me lowest bid is bid specifies either H'"ue '" an '"adeqnate mode of will be accePed on be set aside for specific bid proposing the seiyce f'0fe
 hen the bd does specify mode of conveyance also when proposes o according the nnt without such spechca ion it will be considered as pro posal for horseback servce. 2O. modification of bid in any of it's essential terms Is tanamount to bid and be so as to interfere with regular competitions after the last hour Tor eceiving bids.
 2l Postnaster be careful certify the suf eey or guaanor without knowing that they e e'>on oi sufc en bility and all bidders, anorS ana snreeS distinctly notified that a failure
 into or perform the for the service proposed for m ep ed blds their legal liabilities will be enforced
 iesent contractors and persons known the depart @ must elnay with others, procure ,uarantnrs and eei'oed The certificates of suifcency must be signed by apostnaster or by judge of court of record
 - A. V. BROWN,
 Neo y, loo7. l-t Postmaster General.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-09
INFORMATION WANTED,

AF NATHANIEL TAYLOR, who lelt Stoddard " C,unty, Mo. July l2th, 1854 and was on stea- mer Juiia Dean when she sunk near Pocahontas, Ar kansas. W hen lasl heard of he was below Elizabeth on hte river in March, 1855. He is supposed to be on White River. Any information of him will be very thankfully received by me. Address
 ISAAC TAYLOR,
 Jan. 19. 'h1. Ht Him PnlnSl,i in
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-09
OFFICE c. < F. R. R. Co.,, [ftt7e Rock Ark Ian. Dist 1s5o


 THE attention of all persons ho claim title by pre- ! empion 10 any of the lands granted by the act of Congress of 9th Feb. 1853, and transferred bv act of the Legislature of Arkansas of Nov. 26 1s56 to the Cairo anl Fulton Railroad Company is hereby called to the following sections of said of transfer SEC. 2. Every person who, on the Eth day of February 1853, occupied. ty residence and cultva- ton thereon any tract of land comprised in the grant made ny virtue of ard under the provisions of such act ot Congress o February 9th l353 may purchase from said Cairo and Fulton Railroad Company at two dollars and fifty cents per acre. the legal sub division of such land shall include his residence and actual movements not to exceed one quarter section by complying with the following conditions: SEC. }! Such claimant shall within three months alter sad lands selected and confirmed to said Company and list plat thereof filed in the Recor- ders office m the county in which such lands may lie file with the Auditor of State his own atfdavit accompanied hy the atidavits of two dsinterested free holders of his county, describing the land claim ed by legal sub divisions proving the fact of such occupancy, residence and cultivation upon such legal subdivision with view to actual cultivation and set dement, before the day above specified. Said Com phny may. by giving reasonable notice to such cla- mant, appear before the Auditor and controvert the facts set forth in such adavts and the Auditor may swear witnesses hear proof and for shown set a-ide any such claim. Pr0pided, That no such claim shall be set aside for msdeserption error in form only, founded on miStuke but on affidavit, showing such mistake, reasonable time may be given for the filing of corrected proof.
 SEC. 4. Said claimant shall after three months, or as soon thereafter as said Company shall be in a condition tomake title pay to said Company the con- sderation for said land us herein Gefure provided- whereupon he shall be entitled receive from said Company deed for the same; but in case of failure to file said proof or pay said consideration money, within the respective times specified, the right to make such purchase shall cease"
 The lists Of such an,lS have been ceded to this Company fledn the Recorders and Clerks office in the respective counties in which these lands lie as required by the third section ot the act. Those wish lug tD avail themselves of the provisions of the act referred to- should apply for that purpose within the time prescribed therein. -.., l..,a -
 JAS. $. WILLIAMS, Chief Engineer
 and Land Com'r c. tS F. R. R. co. NoTE-The lists of lands appe-taiIng to the Cairo now filed; notice is hereby given. that trespassers upon these lands will be held responsible for any and all depredatons committed upon them.
 JAS. s. WILLIAMS,
 Chief Engineer and Land Com'r etc.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-09
Arrive at Lisbon next TVS bv 10 n m

Arrive at Lisbon next d,ys by 1Opm 'so' From Monticello, by Lacy, Franklin Hill . Hamburg. Elon, Bastrop La. and Snring Place to Monroe, lo5 miles and back, three Leave Monticello Monday, Wednesday. and Friday at ? q m. arrive at Monroe next days hy l2 m, leave Monroe Monday, Wednesday and Fri arnve nve at Monticello next days by l2 m. -ooe Pl P 'S 10 run six times week are invited. ''oo From Holly Point, by Portland Hazards S,me' S,.m' NrwPort. Cooper's Store Dearmonds
 nl'ls' Wot Creek and D. P Stevens in back, a week. Leave Holly Point Monday at San, arrive at Monticello next day bv 10 n,
 leave Monticello Tuesday at D m.
 arrive at Holly Point next d " bvsnm 'So' from Grand Lake, by Eudora, Holl, Point
 ana M Chester to Hamburg, 56 miles and back
 three times week.
 Leave Grand Lake Monday, Wednesday, and
 Friday at a m
 arrive at Hamburg same days by lOpm,
 leave Hamburg Tuesday, Thursday and Sa- turday it m, .o arrlve at Grand Lake same days bv lOpm 'Sso From Hamburg by Maria and Saline Land
 lhg' 10 Fl Dorado, 70 miles and back oneq q Leave Hamburg Monday nt $ am
 arrlVe at El Dorado next day by s pm
 leave Fl Dorado Wednesday at 6 n
 arrive at Hamburg next day by 9pm
 ifpl 'ssl From Hamburg by Shiloh and Long View to
 arTen 42 miles and back twice Il week. Leave Hambnrg every Monday and Wednes
 day at m
 arrive at Warren next days by 5pm
 leave Warren every Monday and Wednesday arrive arr at Hamburg next days by 5 pm.
 bids 10 run three times a week will be consi-
 dered. 1892 From Hllsboro Ark, by Union x Roads
 La. Marion, Spring Hill, and Ouachita City,
 to Monroe, 70 miles and back three times Leave Hilsboro Monday, Wednesday, and
 Friday at m
 arnve at Monroe next days by 10 m,
 leave Monroe Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
 day ut d m 7s93 From Hamburg to Berlin. ; miles and back
 once week.
 Leave Hamburg Saturday at II am
 arrve at Berlin the same day by l2 m.
 leave Berlin Saturday at D m
 arriNe at Hamburg same day by 2pm '9s4 From Hamburg by Eulora anl Lake Village
 to Columbia 40 miles and back three times Leave Hamburg Monday, Wednesday, and Fri arrlve at Columbia same days by pm
 leave CoiuiEbia Tuesday, Thurs lay, anl Sa-
 tulday at am arrlve at Hamburg same days bv 6pm '9s5 From Grand Lake, hy Mason TIil (N. (. ! to
 Lake Village, 3 miles and back once week
 Leave Grand Lake Friday at am, arrive at Lake Village same day by 4 pm.
 leave Lake Village Saturday at $ n m. -oo. 4rrve at Grand Lake same day by 4pm 'S9o From Co! !umbia to Lake Village. io miles and back, three times a week. Leave ColUmbla, Monday Wednesday, and Friday at 10 am arrive at Lake Village same days by l2m,
 Ie4te Lake Village Monday, Wednesday, and arrive at COlumbia same ,nv. hr 1 n m
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-09
FORMS OF PROPOSAL, GUARANTY. AND CERTIFICATE
 

ne ndefsgned---whose post office address is- oeuH5 - Stale oi -, proposes convey the nlail, oi the niied States, from July Is to June 30 1880 on route N".- het"een--and-agre to the adv ertise. | T oi the iosmase General, dated December 3l e5 Tor me annual sun of -- dollars
 ms proposal Is made with full knowledge of the distance VI ue 'nle me weight of the mail be carred and all tuner particulars m reieten the rnute and service and aso caein examination of the and inruc ions attached to the adyertisement ~
 Dated.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-09

- . FTOuF! FIOur! - !. O0 BBLs. best quality family Flour, ,N4 @U aoq,rdnted. t l H- .fr r tsSsssS2l
 50 bushels fresh Corn Neal -
 For sale low at KINNNEAR'S HI Jan l6 '5S on Main straet
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-09

THE undersigned has just received, on consign-
 | ment. large assortment of Sole and Upper Leather; also fine lot of Tanned Deer Skins For sale at manufacturers prices. .asH .tf Y Jan. 26 1858. A I HITTT
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-09
PLOMS! PLOMS!I

EARMERS and Planters will please s.
 Il take notice. that the undersigned - SEN is in receipt of and has for sale the AsrEaaE1 gest lot Of FLOWS ever brought to this market, of the Kentucky make, said to be by those who have us.d them superior to any other plow extant.
 Jan. 2S. lS5S. A. J. HUTT