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THE LATEST NEWS

ny uIscpAPn RON LONDON iIyEMoot-
IoSDoy, Oct %, 1863.
Tho Bombay mails, the news oy which has already
been telcgraphcd, reached London this morning
Tho London Daily NeUs Getty article) says tho funds
opened fatty Tuesday and during tho greater part Of
the day reduction Of oneeighth was quoted At tho
close there moro drmncss at fully Mondays
The share market fat but closed rmer COS 900 IN
gold during the day sent 70 the bank Gold remit.
,ances being made 70 the Continent owing 70 tho
less satisfactory rate Of the exchanges The dscoun,
market renamed easy.
The london Times (cy artole) says that On The Stock
Exchange money vas procurahlc x per cent, and
in open market the general minimum rate was two per
cent
CHINA.
The London inns complains tha, the uart played by
Mr. Reed the American Commissioner 10 China, was
worthy Of hm countrymen. II says when the Engsh
and French we're demanding natural rights for all man.
kind, Mr. Reed begged treaty for himself and his nation
and that this treaty contains no provision for free ansi.
through tho country provision or tho opening Of new
ports, and no provision for an amended taria
RUSSIA.
Tho Disturbances In the eastern provinces a Russia
were more serious than frst represented and in the
southern provinces the nsurrecton Of Tic PEASANTS had
assumed an alaruisg aspect
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
Consols closed a, ss4 sss for money and At os. for
account.
The Atlantic Telegraph shares we're quoted at E3co
$3.50.
American securities we're don, with but little change 10
rates
LONDON MARKETS.
Brcadstufs arrn, With slight advance on prime grades
q English wheat Sugar arm, an advance Of Cd. Tea
in increased demands sound Cougcu sells iad Rice
steady. Tallow hrm Y. C., sos. 81.
LIVERPOOL corroN MARKET.
Tho saes of cotton in the Liverpool cotton market fer
the three days were 1900 bales including 100 on
speculation anil 900 for export rhe market closed
quiet, but with quotations. barely maintained
STATE oF TRADE y MANCHESTER
Thc a4v.sts lIom Manchester are uulavsrabic hsre
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pQRTIIGAI.
HANOVER.

The two French men of-war renamed At ispon. TIVE
British vessels had also arrived in the Taeur.
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TIE ELECTION TO-DAY.
NAMES OF THE CANDIDATES.
xe.. re-, &c.

TO THE CITY ELECTION CANVASSE1GS.
ne particularly requested 70 oil up the
blanks which, are the polls Of each election district
as The coun,ed and deliver them when
saed for by the collectors the Associated Press By
doing lhe vote Of the CITY will appear the
- M every daily paper IN New YORK.
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CITY POLITICS.

Ii i not ruc jnat amor J. Williamson has Withdrawn
from tn canvass Hc Is up for congrcs ~ the Thiri
district,
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THE REVISION OF THE CONSTITUTION.

Besides the candidates 10 be voted for the electors
10 today upon the question whether convention
hall be called to revise and amend. If necessary, the
state constitution The ballots viii have them simply
"Yes1t or sNo.n
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PLACES or HOLDING THE1ECTlON POLLS.

Total number Of candidates, "a, number whose names
do no. appear on the tax list, AZ
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Tn, Cr,,.r ,s poyc-,,.r.,,

A short time since scientific party visited the
crater Of Popocaepet for the purpose Of measuring
Il, and examining ts works carried on there by Don
Caspar Sanchez Ochoa. for getting out sulphur
The following is the Off. s de Upton II the crater
reported hy Capt. LorcrzJ Perez Castro 70 the go
vernment--
From the Peun Coinercs G. Vera Cruz Jan Il aud 10
On reaching The crater every Que was absorbed WITH
TIC Surprising wow o. the interior may be compared
heaven r beauty ard 10 the Internal regions for
limo grandeur. The oasat. The snow, smoke bech
tg from the brea'hpg boles ard the irreguarHy with
which mixes with INC surrounding air fern the most
fcmirnbe decorations. The crater opens the north
e. SIZE OF the summit With nm irregular elliptic form,
strt 4cO metres across ~ s widest part The margin
Sut ed with large hAss rocks, grouped in the mos,
ps6 Manner through several rents the ashycoorod
su az ssnes " rrest quantles the rocks black With
vertical nacture, and the upper part covered with
The depth 0f The crater Is about poo metres
"a the bel0W IA Of The breathing holes, and the fall
mg of large masses % rock inspired strange
Tie DAY May 3i) 10 much Desired for BY US had al
last arrived cplvCrt1 ~ brilliant sur, PREPARED
for ihN te.,,ut A. cght O'Clock in the morning 81 nol
,sa tcs eLced The trsl nto the abyss followed, and
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kbsSs-On Tuesday evening, Feb. p. of scarlet ever
WntmW ArlM-, eged ears and months, son Of Grant
n. and Maiy NJ Adams. OF No iip East Twenty second
street
BFArtxr On Friday Fob. L. jams BRlptrr, Of Athy.
county Kildare ireland, sged o. years months 10
DAYS.
iii friends and soquanianoes aud those or hs children
respectfully invited b. attend the funeral his (sun
day) afternoon a half rast O'Clock from his late re
sdence. No 362 Second avenue Ills remains will be
taken b. Calvary Cemetery fOs .in'ern,onL
Dublin end Liverpool papers please copy
BuIsr.--On friday. Feb. ~ EIlxAHsza CtKpx aged 4
years ~ d months, only daughter % James NJ ard Eu
pbema BUST
The friends end acquaintance Of ,he family and the
members OF the church In sixth avenue corner
tenth street are earnestly invited b. attend the funeral
from A. Bed nursery Fourteenth street between Second
and Third avenues this Sunday afternoon at one o'clock
scotch payers pease copy
Btrtn --'n Friday Feb T., PMS sASrEt RI r1gR aged
years and IS DAYS.
The ftnis of the femly srd those Of hs unccs Thos
stuart and Cbsree winxon respectfully invited 10 al
end Elizabeth Butler No 10 Montgomery street AZ half
rsst two o'clcck this (Spndey) sternocp.
y. John " B., and Portland, Ne papers please copy
CoN.-Fe from rark Bertha, On her passage from III
vefpoo to VALPARAISO, JAWS Con- Of Portsmouth, " w.,
sged about Is years
fsw,Eu On Saturday, Feb l3 PErEE FAwcErr, in the
14th year OF his are.
His friends and acauainances respectfully invited
to aiteni the funeral from The residence OF his son. No
25S West Twenty ninth street on Monday afternoon,
one O'Clock.
Baltimore and Chicago rapcrs please COPY.
GsIrps.--tn SATURDAY. REQ Is HRNRY MIiIE CAMS,
Only child OF Henry and Jane A. Canes, aged years
Ucrih ara 10 days.
Funeral services a, quarter before one o'clock this
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NsarIx,tz.
Mafktt-s
PHILADELPHIA S1OIK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PfuI uNn1nA, Feb. 10, 1s5s
stocks are active. Penney state Sc, 81 Read
irg Railroad IS; Morris Caua Coz Long Island Railroad
l2sI Pennsylvania Railroad, iih.
BALTIMORE, FEB IL, 1888
Flcur dull and unchanged; sUpGThre 81 co. but some
can boueht at ~ 81 eatEcccpts lght red wheat
81 81 O5; white 81 81 25 lot OF very choice bought
q; 81 % Corp-white and yellow Sec Soc. Wnisgey
rrm g. 81 &c DC Provisions very bGoyant bacon on
the spo;, skc ,1to. shoulders, 9No. stsc.; bulk
mesi-shoulders csc, sides SIC. sHc; mess pork
xl6.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. Is, 1855
Rresdstufs very duh. IioVr "a bat little demand
for export ard tie receipts very large. Provisions
UNCHANGED with moderate sales wbea, Is In but hiile
inquiry and prices weak. Corn--Morc buyers than
sellers; How Csc. bs sc VucTr';fpn bark has I'D
vsroca, sales st s2a. whlskcy drm al 2lc.
The decreased receipts Of cotton at all Southern ports
we're Incorrectly stated in the New Orleans despatch
published yesterday morning They Should have been
SOC 600 bales, and the stock in pori 3sI 600.
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Psrsons, Who voted negatively stated tt.t no dt 40 DO
he regarded II made psty question BY the
tioo &c tbe republicans ia calling - The yeas and Lays.
VI fart IHcompton' meaus freeaon snrekiug ana
secn tnen he for 'L-cosasaoe;" snsl "Ieccmp-
ton menus the imme late admission o. Kansas and the
settemert Of that question: tae support Of Buchsuao
he va "ircompton"
THK NORTH AND RAsT RIVER STEAMBOAT IASpiSGs.
A nubiber q petitions regarding the Norta ant East
t.Ter STEAMBOATS, presented
REpuRrR RAyoRABiY.
Te cssead the charter az tn. Gr.,i.er d New York.
10 incorporate the New York Pure Milk Company.
NOTICED.
BY Mr. StttY tdem Ito aoo-h the Offices OF Corpo-
ration Ccun sol and City Judge III New YORK.
IsTRODrCKD.
By Mr. BEACH (dem 70 amend the Brooklyn charter
~ alter the time Cor the Mayors message, to make
4 pond with tho amended charter Ais - amend
the Revised Statutes relative to summary proceedings for
the recovery OF lands By giving rover OF re entry to
landlords when tenants hold their term or violate
any covenant Of their lease
BY Mr. CnAUNcEY (dem TO exempt Brooklyn from
certain pfovs Of the aS SO as to allow the extensoa
OF lines Of Iailrsad
by Mr.. SMITH idem ITO authorize the Board OF En-
gneers OF New York TO appoint ali cell ringers
BY Mr. BAcHEIIEa lam )-ro make the Health office OF
New York eea' led office 70 the extent OF ~ 600 year
and the pay OF a. s!stsbts
BY Mr.. LYNCH (dem )-Re'asivs to the New York DIS
Sct Courts This bill vacates the office OF Cork and givas
Che appointment 10 the Mayor to be confirmed by the
CounAn Council.
NJ P.ATr fdern moved that the Comptroller repor.
Che amount Of unpaid appropriations in 1857
No other business Of interest WAS transacted by the
Assembly.
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erncoe at the Fea'tsn,lsry al which ts2or reAna ws
present.
MEETING OF TIKI TIN a0vERxo3s.
The Rcara Of Ten Governors we're hasy crod together
ysssrcay afternoon 70 stops provide for tho
hE VINO we're deprived of proper shelter by ne burn
ing down OF oc pcnnenuary Hospital Tho Board net in
the rosALda at tie Fsrk yesterday, NJ Up ", and In com
Isny VIII Mayor Tsnsso ,oreee, w. The Island ~ viw
,be runs They fvunc thst the sfcK were well csre
fer as poasiee v5dcr the ercum5tances Come we're
sseb /" The ""'te"o-- others 10 che Ainshose and but
'e" hoped viii sr.sr by tee change This disaster
vas esreca y unfortunate at lis time aA these inst
tuflops arc crowded.
A. tie meeting the Cow rnors decided 20 erect eheds
Immediately TO Acommoaass ths pa&ients Comfortably
'te.e WIZ DE complete, Il IL hoped, IN less than two
weeks II Was alse deers4oed rebciid the b,spita
isr as 10 be ccmplelec By uext June possible. Will
b. srle, DID eti0o- ssd w,ll prchshly 500 500
Inc bucns Just burned down considered sas poor
estth te Island ard were not Mo incoay w
'be -cs the Governors would hardly have regretted
oestrncatn Oh The building The new edilos viii DO
The building just burned down was erer.ed under 40
ofoer the Common CuEnci IL 1916 Ut u cost of soc 200
vas see feet IN sagta ind 60 fec, wide Since !. came
MO the nanns OF the Governors they have spent 100000
aooaiorai WITHOUT making !. what il should be.
FrRgs IN SNw YORK.
FIRE IN AvxsuE AT abou, O'Clock yesterday
morning re vas discovered by ocer Hitchcock OF tn
Seventeenth ward Ia the cellar Of tauem.nt house No
loc avenue 1t yrs exi,yuis. Cd with but trt.,ns da
mage by the saIne ehccr, assisted by officers Frehmann
ann sutton.
FIRE IN fhR1sn-on Friday morning about O'Clock,
dre vas discovered in the green hosse the Of
Ninet'a'h street and Eighth avenue owned by Mrs Ssm
Smith The green house filled choice plants. the
Inosi OF whch were tosoytG. The damage to the build
ing and plants VIII AMOUNT 10 about 81 pos 70 insurance.
The fire originated from one Of the fucs
F1EE IN LEWIS srRsEron Saturday afternoon sboutone
O'Clock, Ere occurred in the basement OF the dwelling
bouse no lis Lcwis street. in the premises OF Frederick
Mink. 1t was extnguished. Loss about S25 10
fra mn hsa.ht 1u ll.I Al.
bands Of Ms Mink, who searching the bed
for comb about two hours before the fire broke out
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Personal Intelligence.

Hon. fchr Nentwo rtn Ney or OF Chicago, slipped and
fr 20 the pavement on the sh inst dsO atng his Shout
der by the accident
When the Grand Duchess Helen &C Rus.a ie Turin for
Rome she was acccurau.Cd by General Cia1i mi OF
the Kings edcs de csnp who Vas to escort her rs Gar as
Cvts yeocha In consequence ol request Of The Graod
duchess the General was permitted :" proceed with her
20 LONE, aud to remain there for while IL her suite.
letter SAYS thru tho presence VI fcmoncse General
aide dc canu of tho kiny o. sardinia. has caused 1us
sensation thc Holy CITY, and that be mas oecn the object
of nEumcatle attentions. General Caiini e Noienese,
AMI q very distinguished officer lie served With fci1t
under the banner u the Queen of Spain dufng the civil
var and commanded brigade In The Crimca
N. E1,uemsrck bss been named Rear Admiral aad NJ
MISTER OF hsrinc IN Sweden.
ARRIVALS.
From bremen and Southampton iesmshlr North Star
cse bearer q dsgs'sass Marin ';essl. Consul g
ksns lds Merss9. Nsr.e,s rsS nsns , s,r'
rsa SSs Row slris zas srase kciv ssaspc i,as
Bouc., Miss Ida neryog s-snu Wa soueon, Uod-
u Scot ana isiy n suuoh epd lsdy francisco Borumsn
M pnsssc sey ard 'S sdrcs Sso' ss,c. cgs
Msssa Mt Boz Nc H9rns rn 'y ana ,9aT ssd,os
Loires, wn. Muhl, y Garrei = Rachs,en, Hoffman,
goh. NJ lnsali. 4 Nisrrann, uheahere Z saaaer z
Arhener . nranei LEWIS cooncn tbbe Mserus Eurenic
nasrIsr JOIN rsprier. Geo I,ters, R.csensnS si"a
SER Pasr. Carl Han.r ton.,aniine war se,dekamp,
6ecii,s ii,.cssets, lleme! sss NJ. i.arri. kTnes
CCcrcco, and " others-ro,sl, IL
From H snTTT va AsgCays 3 se + Star O. he
wife child and servant CAPT Wilcox. Capt Macon
ber Mrs Cots three children ana servan: Ihos tarcaT
barclay, " nalscy iarfic, GOODMAN T. Gustc, Mrs
Jacobs u loIn,. BiaasT c9hn. Nrs ~ NIls g Dab,
TIvinrslon. Mrs Rcnsf7rd. MIS- Loring, v Van Ars-
dale. l. ; surh, o-rrs@ Thomas eco; + II Jones,
4 Pon,gn. Y Nerdenhoi. X Prftchtrd n Flint Robert
turner Cau " rctrscn. lno Troaort Mrs Veser, A
Tshr0ck q Foreman wife and child. Chas COwling Jro
Sspiarson PATRICK wife sui eve children, Messenger
% ISas ai5c owl soa hn1 9,lsao shaw
pc Erissct Cst 100 Hayes. Gcc Hautyiee, soule,
A. Whirip-hau, Esu ' Arrows nth, Hea'oo, Mar
,lpv eber wtc aud infant "A iewte Riot, Rev Puf-
cni " Y Jefferson Slckert0n X Myers. J Fulton.
Mcconnell John Coleman, Mrs Chambers and two chill
Jrer VI Nrrrtr farles Roche 10 Viomte CASTOR Ne Nsr
campers Cap q l. Dresser, and IL in forward cabin
Total 2lg.
prP ArTtRES
For Gbseow. IN steamship Edinhurg-Robert Patrcs OF
lrookiyu James smith. Canada Zcry kleiZen, Hnngsrv
Gordon Noodle Ohio; Thomss err, JOSEF Uord4n
Toronto. John Ructley Manchester Fnr 'has MILLER. Jas
Miller DO, Grsenhn Nyosk Mme Philippe, samuel Af
heck Alex Boyle and lady Mrs Robt Sellers and hid m
Roger Davidson Thouas Wallace do Chas Spear Yrs wary
MoOdie, Ohio ONel Mics Morri uu Mss hannrg Cana
da. u Dorsdeou Ph'adalpbis Geo White, john Waite.
Br0Qklyu-1o'al, 80 and "a Storage.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.
q. ..

BAaE1ar-BKADY- AT New Brighton, oa Thursday Feb.
H. by the Rev Mr.. Murphy st his rcSdencs, Mr. JoHs
BARRETT Of Newark, 70 MS, sAR BRADY, OF Sow Drigh
ten
Mel. ,roprfv-O'CoNSop On Wednesday, Feb. 10, by
the Rcv WIN Cuin OF ~ Peters church. JERH Mc.t on
Nv Of this city, TO Hiss ANNE s. OCOSSoK, OF Brooklyn
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Arrest Of Mckay at Toronto.

Arrest Of Mckay at Toronto.
TORONTO, c. W., Feb. IS, 1858.
William Mckay, who shot constable Taylor at Bradford
ca the 18th inst. for attempting 70 arrest him for
forgery he had committed found last night eecreted
in house OF III fame here, and placed In custody
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Chicago Mayoralty Nomination.
CHICAGO, Feb. 10, 1858.
John C. Hines nominated for Mayor Of this city, by
Che republicans, this afternoon.
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T,vh,ness or the ches..-xye sns,,s. . s,,sn,

Ttghtscss OF the Chcst.--Syc sns<zs. slight,
hr .hsrr ch"fou- matter c-rnr. FROM nave
nghlarss snd ldie tenderness the VI the lungs,
Now attention be given this OF facts. o, inram
BE- With rs s 9s' Se s ' diaa
& be FeS They na n2 sr ryi 1@ drink %S
drinks mhs the fever l... and ss de, eat pl,ay 81 goni
by h- ilesiment the second r Day The dises~- viii
sc easily laid hold Prncps: one q Branare,s
suns se1 a,'S 40 owsy "a ,pisaa sire, g. %
ton 80, brooklyn.
White, tho Uaster'- Spst"g styles, o.; Lest
fall style redosedto ~ at WHITES fas Fulton sre,i.
-----------------------
Frcdrick's Photographic Temple OF Art.
Nos W. and 81 Broadway opposie tho Metropolitan Hotel
IN % gu H u arc
WIN dSrrsy. ''"
DeGspcs s-I~ss.-aer ssf-s-wsth Patent
powder proof iocss snc bars hso. Are and burglar
RoBsRv N. PArsfox
Barry. Ts,ro,,s.-r~~s 4. sh. Rest .-S Che-v-
tins restoring isas: ISi- fs:stS Al assss
CsDs,d's HeIr Dye. keIIinr-r's or sIans,as-
isu Imminent Maintain pss'ers tcrs syraPs &C. Dcpo,
40 bFoacway.
Bachelors na,r Dye, wig. ana roupee.---
Al ne mandatory % Broad~.y
Crissnaorc's Hair Dye. wigs ana Toupeca.
properly applied. 8 As'or House.
Rupto,e .-ria,sh ~ Co.'s TadSai, Cure
truss Office . removed 10 Ncsey street. A.'or Hlusc
----------------
Coughs. rnnuenrs, IIoarsenes.. ana the va
rous throat affections winch public spclfcrs gers
ar liable r"c,e ny Hfowns bronchial trochrs HAVING
crcc influence 20 tie Affected parts tbcg ALA uni mar Ia
ri'aon. sold by ali druggi.s
IIoiIo~ssy's Ptiis--t.e.crsi weakness aud
debility, The prcuouiICus Of vital decay rcplsred With
vgor act, and beautiful potency IN every oiran and
81 Is
rating influence Of Ills lie sustaining vegetable prepare
sen.
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RcsumDtion OF BusineRs

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. Ii, 1858.
Messrs Wilcox Rogers and Fraey, heavy straw goods
house Of this city, resumed business to-day
Weather Reports.
TRY the Northern, Eastern, Western and Southern Tals
iraph Limos. -Ot1ce u wan streetl
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White, tho Hatter'- Spstag Styles, o.; Last
fall style reduced to 81 at WHITES, fs Fulton stres.
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frctrfck's Photographic Temple OF Art,
Nos 5j and SGT Broadway opposite tho Metropolitan Hotel.
fhotorraphs nno,ypcs Dagucrrcoypes and Ambrotypes
In style. Photographs ~ NJ. hOULTON. formerly
W gurrsy.
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Oesasues a-I~s.a-s1ex ssf~p-Wsth Patent
powder proof locss and hlso bursAs
proof psrlo~ ssf.s pepo. ly7 Pearl stree. -
RDBspT NJ PATkTyH.
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Coughs. rnnurnzn, IIoassenes=, and the va
rous throat affections 10 winch public pcafcr and ia gers
~" liable r"cte ny Hfuvns bronchial trochrg Havny
erect influence 10 tie affected parts. thc ay h.
rifat0u. sold by ali druggists
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Holloway. puI.--t.sne,nI wealsre,- aud

debility, The preuuuCus Of vital decay rcplsred With
vCUr activity and beautiful potency IN gan and n
the entire by The Tosoiase, regulating and eKhue
rating influence Of Ills lie sustaining vegetable prepare
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Bsrvy's Tssros,sser~Ws is Tire Rest s-0 Cheap
Get article foe dressing bes lsyng cleansing curing pr-.-y
rng and restoring the hair Ladies W H. so:dbg AL s
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Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and roupes4---
The best IN the world -urrsssnR Al made so,s ant
al he nannisctory % Broadwsy
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Nupto,e.-ffarsh ~ Co.'s raatar1 Cure
Office y removed 10 Ncsey street. A.,or House
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Crfstndorc's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupeca.
Tic yery best n he world whoiese and te., lie DE
properly Ipiied. Asi0r House.
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CsDs,d's lfeIr Dye. keIiinc~r's or Mnnhat-
tsu lnnent Manhattan pssers, t,crs, syraps Depot
cnrg
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-12-29
E D U c ATIONAL. WALLACE TITUTE VAN RJREN AKKANCAc

M E take pleasure in announcing to parents guar " dlans and the friends of education generally. that me fa session of this Institute commences on the 5Oth of August, and will continue twenty -one weeks
 No pains will be spared in furnishing as ample facilities for the acquisition of knowledge thorough mental discipline and moral training of those en-
 trusted to our care and supervision as can be obtain ed Tn any college east west.
 An arrangement has been made with prOprjetors of boarding houses by which all objections to sending sons wards to boarding schools are removed there fore parents need have fears or apprehensions in regard to the morals of their sons. This arrange ment positively prohibits students from frequentnp places having demoralizng tendency nor will they be allowed to spend their recreation hours in lettering about the streets. Students from distance are i'm peratlvely required to remain in their rooms at night and attend religious worship on the Sabbath This Institution Is situated in very healthy portion of the State accessible by the river and several stage lines. and possesses every advantage ia regard to cheapness convenience and health
 The preparatory department embraces period of two years. thorough classical mathematical and scientific course has been carefully selected which embraces period of four collegiate wears.
 TERMS PER SESSION 2l WEEKS. Orthography, Reading, Elementary Geogra-
 phy Mental Arithmetic and Penmanship 10 % Modern Geography, History, Defining and
 DccldfIaJion ..-.............. l2 % English Grammar, Scholars Companion ID AT nIitlineuc ana composition. .......... Is % Political Economy, Rhetoric, Phy siology and ,, Book Keeping .....:.... IS co Mathematics (above Arithmetic) and the
 Sciences ................. zo co Ahcleht Languages .-.................... 25 co nataicuiauoh Ia a per student .......... l % Board, including lights fuel and other room
 expenses furnished at per week. .. 50 Students charged from date of entrance. and no aeducon made except in of protracted sickness The Faculty will be competent and complete
 REV. P. A. MOSES, A. M. President.
 For further particulars address the President.
 Sept & 1858 1v
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-12-29
Tribute of Resnect

Att called meeting of Shady Grove Lodge No loo of Free and Accepted Masous, at the lodge room in the town of Shady Grove on the llth day of November, l95S After the obiec, of the meeting being announced by the Worshir. ful Master. a committee was appointed to draw up suitable resolutions expressive of the rrepara- ble loss, this Lodge has sustained in the death of one of her brightest lights, Brother WILLIAM "lGiSGToN. After short absence the commit. tee reported the following preamble and resolu- tions
 ', WHEREAS, This Lodge has been informed of the death of our worthy and esteemed Brother ana former Senior Warden, William Wieipoton who departed this life on the 10th day of No. vember, 1858. Therefore be it
 hesol0ed, That while with becoming reyer. ence we submissively bow to the inscrutable mana of an Alwise Providence we sincerely de- piore hs loss from the walks of man.
 ResolUet, That during our acouaintance with the deceased we recognized in him the attrih. utes of gentleman, useful citizen. a zealous upright and worthy Mason.
 ResolOed, That the members of this Iodge wear the usual badge of mourning for thirty days. hesoluea, That the relations of the deceased De furnished with copy of these proceedings, and that the same be published in the Arkan- sas True Democrat, and that the same be spread on our minutes
 E. CAMPBELL.
 JESSE COUNCIL, ! Com.
 A. WILKINSON. }
 JOHN s. I'ANIELL, Sec'y.