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FINANCIAL AND CONNER CIAl.
MONEY MARKET.
KET.

SUNDAY, Jan. 10--6 J.. NJ
Tie stock market closed yesterday pretty FIRM ~
our quotations. There was more activity among
sellers and the bull clique operating for rc, were
forced 10 become large purchasers. This was the
cause of the activity. We do not see where an alb
sorption Of fancy railroad stocks is TO come from to
relieve the speculative holders Of the Stock Ex-
change. Most Of the operations at the board
Yesterday were in small lots, and among the fancy
speculative railroad stocks principalyon time. The
market had an upward tendency from the opening,
and closed pretty steady. The mostimportant move
ment at the Board was in State stocks and railroad
bonds and We look upon the improvement in these
classes Of securities rs but the beginning In State
stocks and first class railroad bonds large amounts Of
capital must find permanent investment at much high
err prices. The abundance and cheapncss of money
will create demand for FIRST class undoubted secu
rites, and we do not why very important inn
provement should not take place in the market value
of the most desirable investments Of the day. in
State stocks and well secured railroad bonds at pre-
sent prices money will give better rates OF interest
than in any other way, perhaps, for years. No one
outside OF the Stock Exchange has any desire for
speculation and fancy railroad stocks will probably
be tho last to recover from the present prostraon
Many of them now will without doubt come
IN again, while most Of those which are now
staggering along under heavy load of debt
will, at no distant day, be utterly crushed
out. It will. we trust. he q long time before
speculation becomes again rsmgaut anything, and
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"a bard shell. national democrat
hassaehusseus IRA ssed OF large abilities oombin-
and know him " be p and Character IL has teen
GU VIM eAuloioaar} enA OF Mini esota woGtd not
reported that the ers elected and that one
entte her to the three mems, understand, is mis-
would be thus thrown cut Thts, with them tho con
take, The delegation brought ane ongress before this
ttiuiion, an. q :.sr' be presented 10 T.
letter caches you. sas hos not
Mr. PuQh,s bill for the modification Of H. likely
Commanded that instant attsnon which vroufaA Mn
to mark calculated TO harmonic confctnSo.
ions As Compromise ii does not appear answer IRE
end which il intended 10 subserve. Either some new
plan will be presented or is doubtful il Kansas will be
admitted into the Union this session. especially some
suppose the South American members support the views
Of Mr. douglas. There may be enough these to unite
temporarily with the black republicans To- defeat the ad
mission Of Kansas under the constitution which she pre-
sents notice, however, in some quarters, disposition
10 defer the admission Of Minnesota until this Kansas bust
ness is decided but proposition OF that kind would pro
badly be neutralzed Wy she ousiteraon ta Minnesota
comes up with a thorough democratic delegation
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MARRIAGES AND DzArHs.


p. n -On Sunday, Nov !, al tbs rsa1sa0s
., H n.s soAS s Rev. Father Barry, Mr. TixoaR
pv,."p , ,o Ne, "a BAaar, daughter OF Joan
Barry. f, co,,,.h,. ..,s. -
. Waardets. mama p r. Atwol, Gsoas
I. TMrsoN, Of New York city, 10 Miss y" ~
daughter o. Philip y. Hubert, OF the former ~ws
Frost, rector Of the Church Of the Redeemer wuA:a
H. wRlcar to MAxr, eldest daughter OF William Fraser,
Esq, Of this city.
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Another California remittance is nearly due which
will go Oar towards making up the foreign drain.
The bank retsns on Tuesday may show a small re-
ducton in the specie reserve. II is to be hoped they
will.
The following arc the quotations for coin and bul-
Hon:--
Pr cent English silver E. a. 15ai SO
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Average Daily CireuRatiOn OF this New York
Hersla for Each Month I'm the Years 1855,
1855 ana 1857, with the Highest Duy'S kssxe
In Each Month.
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lure of Maryland, thus speaks rpons-,

Governor Lyon, in bis iss - zinc iessla'
ture of Maryland, thus speaks rpoas- 'u'e'' Vi tue
banks OF the State:--
IL Is absolutely indispensable 10 healthy fnsncla, COM
ditch that the specie basis all bsnks OF issue wRs the
stae ancud be greatly enlarged AMI IA accepting Ems
ass nrsf proposition towards radical reform, viii sug
sest the Poprety OF revision and reconstruction OF our
bar king system think I, Will be fcund entirely
sstent with the necessities OF the times ana che expert
epce OF the people, that banks OF should have
ar independents existence under rigid eRt aton
and the constant scrutiny o oca authority. And that
other departments OF the business al ng should be
condnc'ed under general laws sonerrps privileges Of
issuo.
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THE FAMILY HERALD.

Execution OF MISUNDERSTANDING Speech
by the Condemned. Interesting Revoiu-
tionary neutrality-suspicious. In Europe-
Earthquake At Naplcs-JThe War In India
Doings at Washington and Albany-The
Latest News, &c.
The FAMILY HERALD OF next Wednesday will, among
variety of other matters, contain
full report Of the Execution Of Donney Convicted Of
the murder of Albert Noses in August ias, in Mon
mouth county, N j., with his extraordinary speech on
the occasion.
Interesting Revolutionary "reminiscences Of Fort Wash
ington, with an illustration.
Interesting Intelligence from JapanLetter from Com
mander Foo.e 10 Commodore Armstrong.
Intelligence from Chna-progress Of the interesting
events TRANSPORTING in that Empire.
The News from Europe-The great Earthquake at Ma
ples-The War in India, &c, &c.
valuable chronological record OF events that have
cured during the year 1851 countries other than the
United States
poings at washington-The Proceedings Of Congress.
poings at Albany-The Proceedings Of State Legs
lature.
Murders in New york--vni to the Condemned and Ac.
cused on the Charge Of Murder.
Editorials the leading questions Of the day
Local News OF interest the general reader in this and
the adjoining cities.
The Latest Intelligence by telegraph other
wise.
With Obituary Notices q noted persons-rooe Reports
Notices Of theatrical Ma,tcrs-Moncy and Commercial
Market Rcpots-Ieport of the Cattle Markc-Marragcs
and Deaths for the week forming mas Of useful, mis-.
cellaneous ard interesting reading.
Terms-Only 81 year; four cents n single copy. To
be obtained at the Office and Of all the news agents
----
Court Calendsr-This Day.
srrRyxy CorKr-Grcuit Nos. l0s5, ISL, @5o, ST.,
2o3s, 1854 2595, 2s47, 95e 269o 1913, 2o,4 2ls, 2s5I
1922 1885, 1871 2sTs 1885, 1909, 2sJ1 1852 2Ts9, 2llI
eIls, $50, 900, 276e, 2675, lass, 23i2, 2s0a.
SrrErioR CouRT "opens at II O'Clock A. 81 Nos l46,
1885, 2a0 243 26 30 2sl $50, 2si 2s6, 295 291 BOZ.
sl4 3e 3ls, 800 323, 32 to $40 l62 70 iT4 i4e % 10
30 Is3, J3s, .s5, 33S
Comxos PxssPart Mos. lie, 80, 1871, ~, 35 35I,
15e to l5e, 1898, l6i log, 1859, l6l Part 2Nos 90,
142 10 las, 49,, 81, l65 TO ITO, ~.
1900 People Visited IximbaiI's Last Week
ambrotype lkenesses Portraits taken for ~ cents and
90 cents. Factory, 81 broadway.
Defiance salamansfer Safos-Wth Patent
powder PROF. bars Also, fire and burglar
proof parior safes Depot l's Pearl street, a. ,r,,cY
Ladies' or Gentlemen may Receive Private
lessons in renmanshlp Of OIdvER H. GOLDSMITH 20.
Broadway.
Bsrry's Tricopberous ss the Beet ana Cheap
article FREDERICKSBURG beauyng cleansing curling
wing aud restoring The hair Ladies try IL Sold by al dgg
Bsfchesor's Hair Dye, Wigs ANA Toupces-
The the world ALL made. Sold and Spped
at the mandatory. x3 froadway.
Crsstadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs, md Toupccs-
in the world wholesale and retail and the dye
privately applied At No Asur House.
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officer that the river Congo is and has been for some
time past the great haunt ~ these vessels and he imme
tey proceeded tnther in the hope OF capturing some
e. frustrating the intentions Of any which may be
Suom, in the slave trade contrary TO the
Sn6sSea e United States / have not heard OF
LAVE q - 'vements since her departure from
ehe fsics - but sincerely trust she may DO sae
csss III in S ben n.1 onhde, h.. IN View
e. 80 s ". " ISSUE ySV >cere qualification augars "a
Varsty for the S,snsi. ucoess Of the eSrs which our
presscs Of 'he slave 1,e trade which, am grieved
~ sso he .e ne ,hs. ann, of the American flag,
say mas stey oy ys, IN alter height than
CHS quarter Confident that chs 9. h ,h ean VIC az mr
States will never permit its nag 10 10 ~ yss ~ piv
teotnz traffic which has ser long m 20 u, n " az
horrence Of most earnestly hope eisa -, h h "vm oe
enabled to take such will pseyA w. ~. ,
DAG from any longer sheterng the operssA VI VIC sA'o
dealers this coast. vo ~
In CONCLUSION il only remains for to ssssr. you Of
tho great satisfaction which will @. all times scrd ue
act in cordial concert with you in whatever may have or
fs object the urherance OF the enlightened and hrrsne
views Of respective governments have the honor
60 with high consideration and respect sir your mos
Obediect humble servant, EDM GABRIEL.
Commodore CoNovER Commander in Chief Of the United
States Naval Forces, &C. &C, &c, West Cesst OF Africa
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Decrease Of compared with that Of 1857 si565A
As compared with the corresponding week of
1856. this shows decrease of sl,7siaso In the
amount thrown on the market this year.
The export OF United States produce from this
49,. 60. a.. ,,e.k xas M followa.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

10 T. d.
AsHK-The market quiet, with small sales Of pearls
and pots at SIC.
BRKApsrrrrs -Fou.-The market WAS less buoyant and
prices inclined drcop, while sales confined TO
about 900 900 bbs closing dull ut about the follow
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we-kIv R~pov. cs.D~sths

In the CITY and county OF New Turk, frem the - day 6
js1raTy to the 9Th day CT JaAs~sy, ls5s.-
Men, 6s; woraea, 81, boys IL. Girls, losTo..l, 9sI
Adults, Isl; Children 256; n.Js isc; fen-aes, is1;
colored persoaA II.
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RI cent. English silver, l.. u oai.sO
Am. half dolls. los t,a1Ot American gold par.
Am quar-. dolls. To- Com with The
Coined previous 10 1sJs- motto 81 Plu
Span.Ssex. (perrtl &c. ribus Unum
(imperfcct)1 20 pr.oz over the eagle 0d
Shl'ngs &sixpn's1 20pr.o Soveregns .4sia4s7
Mexican dolls l0t 5salO6 Guineas. 900
Peruv. and other Napolns go ir ~ J.s3liA
5. A. dollars LOS Ten thaler pieces 7 Sal So
span. pillar dolls LIS Prus. do. SEQ
Prus. thalcrs. 20 cts. Ten glider pieces. 3.os
Five franc pieces. ~ nucsts. ..........2 10
German crowns Los Patriot doubln's..lb.W
French Crowns. Lilo span. do .162jai6.5o
SO Pieces United states assay I per cent dis par
slO DO DO. DO. DO. do 10 do
The interest due ON the LIST OF February on the
stocks of this city will be paid that day at the
Office of \. " Stout, Esq. Cty Chamberlain, at the
Shoe and Leather Bank. The transfer books will be
closed at o'clock the afternoon Of the 18th inst.
The committee appointed by the banks of Rhode
leland have reported that q resumption of specie
payments by the Providence banks should take place
on the 18th inst.
The value of merchandise imported into this port
during the past week. each Of the past three years,
was az folows:-
COMMERCE or THE Pom on INV YorK-vnrr on iSpoE1s.
For The tccek. 1856. 1851 1905.
Dry goods..........ss,527 I72 S2lel Ooa s5o1 ,43e
General merchandise l,sls,oS ly2'S,'ss ipi',ss2
Total for the week S. iG57o sS,ie4,7o7 n5is,ssi
The following table will compare the exports Of
the principal staple articles for the first week
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The following table viii compare the exports of
the seven principal staple articles for the first week
of 1867 and 1858 -
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'sEoReE W. MORTON, Cty In'pecer
cy inspector, . pepaltme4l, New keTs, ~ y, Ssss
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Cont Cnlcndnr-This Day.

Ladies or Gentlemen may Receive Private
lessons in renmanship OF OLIVER ". GOLDSMITH, 80.
bruad
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-06

A. POLLOCK, dealer in Ready Made Clothing Gentlemeno Furnishing Goods, etc. Main street ncx- uoor to A J. llutts April '57
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-06
of Improvement


 E Auditor the of Arkansas has certified M oc the annexed list od to the said t ardu An January laud cnli les frm he [ dh failed allowing uess 0
 
 O
  as be by saA nosn by bond D wi oneah thomhe x num annm;a Ia tne by tn the O thec shall N evnIn abandoned be eandth declared in valid binding thelot to affect the etos andS,
 establish her in t tbv theu 0 ageof au uchof sas aim making to within sty euuii iard sx,yacr d the eIcea wLn such lands 
 from of the the o ito b Land i of De terta rtmen from the date of such bond till paid" h Wednesday the Eth 1888 in the shall not sold less
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-06
Portable and Stationary 5 T F \ N NS,IN ES,
 HOARD 2, SDNS

asoUTHERN Depot for the States of Louisiana 1C Mississippi, Alabama, Tennessee, Arkansas and leXaS Is established at No. 70 Gravier street New Orleans, where the subscriber. who is sole acent for the above States s receiving from eight to sixteen every month of sizes from to 34 horse power of these celebrated Engines which after test of nine years ot upwards of 500 Engines in all tie States of the Union all giving the most complete satisfaction as being the only Portable Engine having eyIin der boiler, which k all utilized heating >ur- lace and perfectly accessible inside and out TOT cltahing' requires no brick work to put ihein Tn operation, DO specia skill to set them up and ou. Ihe smallest proportion of fuel to run them
 Also, constantly n store. Sash and Circular Saw Mlils straubS Iron Frame Corn and Flour Mills: Ne"eil cotton Screws, for steam or horse power: SarVer Improved Gin Stands; with Shafting. Pullies stands Boxes and Bolt, ready to fit out complete at the shortest notee Steam Cotton Gins. Saw. Corn ana Flour Mills. which be lut in operati,n n in
 eW days ater being received Descriptive pamphlets with llo testimonials, will be sent hy mail to any ad dress. SANUFI IT cII ItTtNJ "
 7o Grayer street, New Orleans.
 Au0. 25 1S5T 1y ~ ''
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-06
NO. 26.
CONFIRMATION OFDoNArIoN TlpLE.

~>-,,, 10 az 'etaHt 4 mug coactfn.
 RA "" F, hat in pursuance and by authority
 o' SAe Fi"NisIvHS oi tle several acts of tb Ge- neral Assembly of the State of Arkansas embodied Ill afUe.e one chapter liNety seven of the Digest one John N. DirmUNtr on the tenth day of October IS49' GpiaiHeu q haton oi the right of the State "' ~ kansas iu u4e north west quarter uf section tmhtecn township two north. of the base line range leh We, ot the 5th principal meridian I60 arr,, Situa'e in Pulaski county. Arkonsas wl, land had 'el Ga '" thc Htae for non payment of taxes, "tn !'' ed " te Auditor and not sold uTon the condIuon that said John W Di~nukes would rteu- arly and nummlN ray or capse to he raid the state and couuiy taxes which should thereufttraccrur upen sail land. and reside upon. ard imtdoye and cu1ti- Nate a least three Aeles theleut. instead of residing thert on should within IS months fIorn the date of proved and pluc, in Ieadiuea, rcuvu'iun at least LNe aeltS Of >ud tract, nd said deed lawn been duly executed by C. (. panlcN Auditor of ArkuBsas on thr da,c u rt>aG Witi moutl> theIt after sad lo Au W. li,uukos hayn 7 cleared feu,cd inn proved and placed in rcod ovcu'tivation at least ANe acres of said iaud. and certificate to that effect SI"h.et bY JUsuce of the peace of the township "iieit Sad Itnd lay, thEt said improvement was uG" Hde subs'artaI ore and that S i'd justice had "4tNn tsl day next preceding he date lcrcof been on said land, and which eeriih.ute WI. filed in the Ca1c CT thr AHfhtor of Arkansas on the 18th AIril le'l and said John V. Ui-nukes having hv decd convey hs lhtees, n said land to the undersigned E. E. Dsmulcs-
 Now theivuls l. F. E. ni.mukes do hereby call on all CTS ns v ho y.n set up any rslt to the lands fur, hased aid donated in ccn>coueuce of any in tormaliY, iregularity illccaiity connected with such sale and donation, to show cause at the first term oi the chauyery court Of Pulaski county to be held within and for said county of Pulaski. six months utler tie publication ot this notice {and whchcoUlt will be Le.d on tie lst Monday Of Feb,ua ry, le5" why said sac donation should not be confirmed l. r. DISMUKES.
 WILLIAMS < WILLIAMS, Soli,itors.
 '-S fv t'|-t tf
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-06
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
 First of the Season " ...-

AT S. II. TORRE1'N CASH SlORE.
 ADDRESSING of French Jackonetts, the real sI Chrinoline and French extension Skirts. Alsoa large assortment of Hooped skirts, new style, from Sl 25 to $ 00 Covered Cane for Skirts; Whalehones Card and Brass Hoops: Ladies shoes. Of every de- scription and stvie case Prints, case lawns De- nims. Cottonaies: large lot of Gents Silk Ifsle Thread and Cotton Hese. Fancy and White Shirts, new uatterls; Silk undershirts and Drawers: Spring Coast, Spring Cravats: Travelling Trunks Travelling Bags; Brussels Carpets cheaper than ever for cash.
 Little Rock, March 2s, 'ts. s. II. TORREY.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-06
+. X. HINES, Artist,

HAS re-opencd Lis
 s gallery CD the sslS5 |G7e-->e
 corner of Main 5ar EfsA r\ and Markham streets, F# &. over IIczekah's Cloth sC e~42 s11 ing Store. where he is S=@sel prepared. with the latest Improvements to take DasucrreotypeS. Melainotypes. Ambro. types. And all styles of pictures. i'll the most i'm proved and artistic manner. . Citizens and strangers will consult their own in teress in visiting his Gallery, and procuring the b, style of Pictures. Satisfaction given in all cases ad charges reasonable.
 Remember HINES GALLERY. on the corner ot Main and Markham steets, over llezekiahs Clothing store. Lit le Rock.
 Artists furnished with all kinds of goods pertain ing to the art at fair prices.
 Little Rock. Oct. 2p. '57. 2-tf
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-06
To Travellers from Little Rock to
 Hot Springs,

k kk TO any part CT llle Stalc.
 @E The undersigned having fine fSsSssEa!s7zss asssSE!szs new Hack, built expressly for the busi -Il--2--A-- and large enough to carry eight or nine passen- gers is prepared to carry Travellers from Little Rock to Hot >pTines CT to any part of the Statc at the shortest notice and in the most comfortable manner.
 He has great experience driver, and his Teams are as good, as any on tho road.
 He refers to all who have travelled with him here- tofore. JOHN THOMAS.
 Refer specially to Capt. John c. PcAy, Napoleon; MT C. c. kin and Dr. Win. II. Hammond, Hot Springs c. c. D,nley. Little Rock.
 Mnrch 22. ISIS. 3In. ------
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-06
HAYNES HOTEL,
Elm Street, bet,0een Scott and Cumberland,
 LITTLE ROCK, ARkS.

E7nl .otfett, OtJl0eeH OCOIt 0hN tUnlJefIdnd,
 LITTLE ROCK, AkkS. LEAVING purchased the above named pro- a.. l perty. and ut it in the most complete le- $. pair rcfiit,d win new furniture am prepared a Y, t. accommodate the traveiing community in styl, unsurpassed by any h lis. in ihe < ate.
 My TABLE shsll be tuni-hed at all times with tn bst the marle-s If the piaco and elsewhere alloI,i Ni.hout regard to expense and roub e. and nc eff T my par, shall be spared to render the guests of lu house cominr,ahle.
 The STABLES in connection with the house. ar under the surveillance o tn proprietor and attentiv os ler will always be III waiting to render every at entun. STEPHEN HAYNES. Iiitle Rock Nov 10 1857
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-06
X CARD.

rENIlE undersigned Builders and Alchitecs having | established themselves n this city, arc prepared to execute every descrption of work in their line with promPtuess and dispatch and in manner that
 They are prepared 10 furnish plans, and prepare spe iicaton> for any description of btiding and to undertake the contraction ot buildings within the city CT in is vicinity.
 All orders left at the stores of James A. Henry. D. Bender. D. C. Fulton. will receive attention
 Inn fln# II. SMITH < In
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-06
JAMES TuINAu

-'ERti "IN sF71t- UI- ElEttIt lkWIA. -Afk.
 AS just received and will con stantl, E7&4a n I keep on hand full assortment of Italian and American Marble. and will s1 furnish Monuments, Grave Stones and
 Tomb Slabs of every description on the Es3 most reasonable terms and in good stvie. He will also make burcar tops table tops z---4 and do every kind of work n his line- ssss'-ss--- iiisyerd is on Markham street. Iept. IS. 1855
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-06
CAMDEN HIGH SCHOOL.
;; A. STANLEY, A. B., Principal.

M. l.. CASI EEL, ASS5StaHt. TWlS Institution has recently been placed in cbarce - of the above mentioned instructors The P,in- clpa Is graduate of the University of Georgia. nj atlens He brings fatterug testimonials of Scho imafshp rom the Faculty of Frankfort College The r alno' E"I ms elnpo, ed his assistant Mir. N. L. , D sVlI'IGhah of aniable Qualiti"S and fully
 |" lake charge of the studies " licli wi Ihe "Lei IIS supervision. Mir. C. Ms taught very sic- rT; il 5Ie l1Ht Two years ac Ten Spring Charcl .L : i "n.IuH Very superior advantage for .lle "'t"l'lllehI CT liberal feuUcaon l. k needles. to urge In this enlightened day +la ,.r,+ inelIai culture All classes of men uerf,ctiy ,,njr stand Its importance. The history of ;n,s,,If a"udahlI NhoWs that the seat of enpirp I,,rf i1. m the end to follow the seat of intel Icttr,I r, Nor Is high degree of mental develor1n,+ lr,1 inl to lndlVdual success He whl woula co,,i,.rl aWortiy and Giguifed pstion among hisf lov-,,,, san expect to do o only by the cultivation of noble nI,ues "a py lh'eiiertua superiority The>celeva,e men 7" " l'"'t' oI "I.Iu uon uta profit. To hiin therefore. W ho iS AnNiouS for h.s own ,lrcg. m t hf >ucc'ss ~ liS chi dran n M tho arcun.e,,, i oGi'all i ol d Ih:hed and useful education, appeals VIII oNefw felmln@ force.
 me Camden Itiah School offers capital induce- mentS |" young men who wish to pu1sne il Classical and Scientific Course. While letlesion of rLe in Siuc'o[s Will be ata events. to hnpart use m knowl ege 'Iey VIII foster n every student true dicuitv of behavior and manliness of beaIinr Tpvr- hook. we regard is mere outlines of any subject: hence o,r relaHols NilI o enlarged by frequent ad elaborat, IeN'uieN' '.lnNch K one ot the most pleasant and prosperous eitiesin South Arkansas Good board can De had at %lo q Sl2 month Our school buiIding lS eommodious and comfortable With so many ad- Vantages III ourt.lvor, weearnesv expect the patron age of an qppreeiariNe public. Our present session began on the 23d Nov. The institution k established on permanent basis Our terms are. per session of hve mon hs, Slo@30 according to the studies pur- sued. French (eXtra) Sl0
 Pupils charged from time of entrance. No deduc- uonS except for unavoidable providential causes.
 BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
 JAMES HINTON. Iyesideat
 R. 4. Galloway. Ferdinand Williams.
 REFERENCES.
 Hon. llowel Cobb, of Ga Sec U ST c.u Hiram Warner, formerly Judge Supreme Hon. Ii. ". Hilliard. of Alabama.
 '' B. II. Hill. or Ca.
 < !. J. Gartrell, NJ. ~. Ca
 ,,a, o A. Church, D. D. President of Franklin Col
 DIE J. Baoon. c4mson.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-06
DENIAL NtlrIlie

FIN -eply to frequent inquiries. would A say, that am now pre- pared to travel = seszz7y to my part of the State and will % pre- QIIrT*Y pared to ever, thing in the line of my profession n the neatest possible manner. Pers ons wishing rn services wl please drop line to that cffe t as shall not have time to go except where have calls and will ony chaFge the regular Memphis and cas- tern prices, same as l charge in my office.
 Il. N CASE, Dentist. z