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FOR RENT.

49, DESIRABLE STORE FOR RENT ON
f CANAL STREEr-Store NJ" la2 Ganal street, between
El ST. ChHrles AVID Caorieer between Charles
and Croudelt streets, cUpied by Mess Gicr
Stouse Il Lrioey, is offered tgr rent,
Apply to VINCENT Il co,
iy2S q tUstnUlheW-e street.
- FOR RENT-THE WHOLE BUILDING, COR
T{IIntr St Charles and Union street, from lG ls OF August
NhIl ls5S. Apply To EDMOND II. GitA9Wltk,
je26 AT Hyde * GO1dricit's.
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z AFH1IAN's TKOPtCAL BOOFING-

Cheaper and superior any other ever used in Southern
Clnmte
lis tested and recognized qualities are
Ist. DUR ABILEfY-equal to the best slate roofs.
I'd IAPE to any other no cracks
or leaks being possible.
3D. BEAUrYIt presents smoohand granitelike surface
4tb CHE APNESS-It much less than though Is IA
good any slate roof and than The inferior
Composition roofing heretofore offered the public Tie
cost OF cutters and valleys.
5th iNGoMBUsrtBfhITY-Itw resist FIRE better than
fib C6NyFN1ENrE-It not soften under the heat Of
this climate protects The interior buildings from the
intense heat Of sunni
7t OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES harder and smoother from expo
sure can be put upon roofs Of ANY slope being light
weight does not require heavy rafters support while
hi liable Corrosi6n heRkg, does Qure repairs
Tie TROPICAL ROOFING y is chemical compound Of
substances of which peculiar to it alone combined
in proportions discovered by actual experiment and experience
III his city.
Testimonials of the correctness the above the hands
of and may be verified by person wishing 1t
before contracting.
it j, KATHAIAN.
}el5 ly eur1erQf BieuYile and MaEais SITS,
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Date of Departure OF European, California
and Havana MALLS, Gor August, 1858.
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pARTTCULAR N0TICEs.

s7r. Howard cIntion.--A Special Meet
ing Of the officers and Of the Howard Association will
be hed FRIDAY Nj KIT, l4th inst at O'CLOCK r. M a
wv ID H H. DEHTzEI, sec'y pro tenn
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NEW ORLEANS JAcKsos ASD GREAT NoRTnERE RR Co
psThe New Orleans Jackson ri, and I'd Gre a.,
old building Of the Bank Of New Orleans Camp street
pJ ani2 II Il r. S, CHARLES. Treasurer
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

| WRIGHT x CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUFNG
j snd popular Family Medicines which they supply
Druggists DeEier az Propriecrs lowest wholesale prices
General Depot Special Agency No, ISL aud p Charters
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UNION KEsTAUKANT. 70.

q UNION KEsTAUKAN'T, No IS %
a9SS . Charles street
<s3S NJ The proprieors Of this popular establishment
inform the public that they be sHp
Piled With all choice deeaeies Of and for
ury comfort, cleanliness and moderate will defy tR
surpassed by any other house the city. Fhay
public R1a
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d
Notice hereby given, that all claims which may appear
upou proper examination from the of Baylor
CO. and all claims which be established by due
law, will be promptly paid, with interest, in full.
This occasion Is taken inform The friends of DIRECT
TRADE the correspondents Of Baylor Co. throughout
the Districts that during the coming business season
advances will be made usual in New Orleans Cotton for
direCt shipment Europe accompanied in all by
for the balances due on each shipment.
Orders for Cotton Begging will be filled by direct importation
from C8lcuttn into the port Of New Orleans.
the Cotton already sold be identified duGcate
will every instance be made ont in LONDON
by Public Accountant and those interested, To
delay, PLANTERS who have shipped will send forward the
weights their Cotton and such other information
will facilitate the matter
All lettefs private well business, relating to the
fairs Baylor CO. and direct trade will be addressed
&C. G. BAYLOR, "A LOMBARD STREET, LONDON.n
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A ~ y y q ~
subscriber takes this opportunity of greeting his old
friends patrons and the public generally and begs to
state that the above magnificent tecray
and otherwise the finest IN Anercawil hencetoh be
worthy It's widely extended reputation
sympathy with the spirit of retrenchnent economy
rendered imperative by the sngency of the times per
vading all classes the price of daily board will from this
be reduced to Two Dollars.
advantages Of the Burnet House all other Hotels in
Cnci natl, manitoba among which liberal and
elegn archteet numerous and ealy accessible Offices Of
ing in America The most liberal arrangement for tax
n meals nearly every hour in the twenty four grea central
situation and close proximity to all prominent places of
business.
fe22 6m A. b. COLEMAN
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closed mH consisting Of letters and newspapers for Stsea
snd cities of the German Austrian Postal Union aud Denmark
Norway Sweden, Poland Russia Greece Ionau Islands, etc,
5 senttrom the PostOfce in New York semi-weekly.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-29
University of Mississippi!

L>REDEgICK A. P. BARNARD. L. l. D.. Pre- T sdent and Professor Of Physics Astronomy and Civil Engneoring
 WILLIAM F. STEARNS Professor of Govern mental Science and Law.
 GEORGE W. CARTER, M. A.. Professor of h. tellectual and Moral Philosophy ; EDWARD c. B0YNTON. M. A., Professor of Chemistry. Geology and Mineralogy.
 WILSON c. RICHARDSON. NJ. A., Professor of Latin and Modern Languages.
 HENRY VIII lrFH0RNE, NJ. 1T. Professor of Greek and Ancient Literature.
 JORDAN NJ. PHIpi'S, NJ. A., Professor of Ma thenstirs.
 WILLIAM D. MOORE M. A, Professor of En : glish Language and Literature.
 -. Assistant in Natural Philosophy.
 The Eleyenth Annual Sesson of this Institution will commence on the FIRST MONDAY IN OCTQ- BER at which time it is desired that candidates for aIrissi n Wil promptly apply.
 The UniyerSit, has ntly very largely increased A facilities fr furnishing education of the most superior order bavng provided costly apparatus and ne's of minerals and shells for the ilustraticn subjects of science and having materially enlarged its accommodations for the comfort well as for the improvement of it's students.
 The p~ti uon is oca ted in one of the most health ful regions in the eIire south. and is surrounded by population noted for intelligence, morality and religions spirit.
 Being on the line of the Mississippi Central Rail- road i. is accessible from the south and the north and by the connections of the road with wide dis | trict of country. TERMS Tuition $40: Fuel and Servant hire. &25 l Students not lodging in the College, el0 The fec heretofore charged for fuel and servants was inade- I quate.
 Law Students, $50. Board at the hall and in pri vate families about SIP per month. These charges are supposed to be lower than those of most Colleges l offering similar advantaqe-
 Catalogues will he furnished by application to any member oi tbe Faculty. l JAMES NJ. HOWRY, | oxsovd. Ju'y ls, '0. 6ssstay of ths Boasd.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-29
GUARANTIED!!
Rev. Peter Cuip, NJ. D.

SonERvILLE, TENN, May IA, 1857. Dr. J. A. CLoPToN, Huntsville, Ala: Dear Sr:- It affords me joy inexpressible inform you that your invaluable Ointment has affectualy cured cancer on my wtes face. of l2 or l3 years standing For some time previous to getting your Ointment, her face had been very much inhamed and at the time we made the first application, she was suffering great deal. We applied the Ointment accofdngto directions eight ten days after which the cancer healed very fast, and soon well, and has heen ever since, about year now.
 Previous to using your remedies. my wife had used numerous things. every one making her cancer worse We learned from Mrs HiX Lagrange that !ou cured a cancer on her nose of 22 years standing and one on Mrs. Christana NJ ore's face of g. years standing 1 would be glad t. get two boxes like the one l used. Should you send them, l will forward the money by return mail.
 Respectfully, PETER GULF, M. D. Pamphlets containing testimonials If the highest character will be forwarded to any that may wish them.
 Scrofula Ulcers. Sore Legs and all diseases of the skin cured. Medicines forwarded by mail Tesi- monias can be seen at this office.
 Address. J. A. CLOPTON, NJ D., Dee < lS57 Xsstsgi2le Ala.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-29
N NOTICE.

COMMITTED to the jail of Polk oor. O Ark, two negro men, W ho say theirnaua'y x are Peter and David. Peter is sha,'. l'ii Ies'e ' years of age, five feet or inches high os O-l color, has scar on his nose, he says done eoP David is about 25 years of age. five fssi Io ah a inches high, of dark color has scar in h;v " 1T head. Said negroes say they belong h H1s w 10 Heron, of Ashley county, Ark. The owne, "i n ? negroes IS hereby, notified to come and proya \ with as the law directs. 'e q
 GEORGE S. TURRENTINp
 Cost of adv. s26. or s, ,er veak 'iail.,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-29


 Situated on Common street. opposite the Charity
 Hospital IeNHE regular Course of Lectures in this Institution will commence on MONDAY. the 18th Novem- Der, 1858, and continue twenty weeks.
 FACULTY. ERASMUS D. FENNER. NJ. D.. Professor of Theory and Practice of Medi.ine. ANTHONY A. PENSION, M. D.. Professor of AUSTIN FLINT, NJ. D.. Prof. of Clin. Med. and Aus"u'' 'ation and percus>ion
 THOMAS pENISTON. NJ. D Emeritus Prof If Gin. Ied. and uS illta.ion al percus.ion SAMUEL CiiOPP N, D. Professor of Surgery y ISAAC L. CRAWOOUR. Nj. b.. Professor of Che mistry and Medical Jurisprudence HOWARD SMITH M D. Professor of Nate,;a Medica and Therapeutics JOHN NJ. W. FICTION NJ. D.. Professor of Dis eases of Women an Children.
 D. WARREN BRlCKELL, M D.. Professor of Obsetrcs.
 CORNELIUS c. BEARD, M. b. Professor of Anatomy.
 J. F. GRAIL Nj. D.. Damonstrator of Anatomy The Dissecting Rooms will be opened on the 18th ot October Clinical instrurtion will be given daily in the wards of the Charity Hospital and three ,nts week at the College Dslensarv where the patients number about one hundred week. The distinguish ed abilities of Prot. A. Flint, both as Il lecturer and writer on Clinical Aedi,ine, will here find an adlni rahe field tni display.
 The Professors viii take pleasure in aiding the Stu dents 10 procure cheap and comfortable board and lodging.
 Amount f Fees fir the full Course of Lee
 tnf's+ BIOS Go Mafri'niation Fee paid but once j. ..... 90 Disseetlng Fee. ee................. 10 on For any fur her information address F. D. FENNER, N D., Dean of the Faculty, Aug. 1858. 9m No. 5 C4r,n1alet
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-29
EDU c A T 1 O N A L..
SH HELBY COLL D c B "

THE undersigned takes pleasure in being able to ! inform the friends and patrons oi education throughout the south and south west that Shelby College is complete in all its parts: and that stu dents for any class in College or in the Grammar School will be received on the first Eonddy Tn Sep tember
 For healthiness of location-beauty of scenery and prospect, and al the comforts of home this institution is not surpassed. The College building is well furnished with airy rooms, and surrounded with ample paygrounds.
 Tho manners and morals of the students are spe- cia and earnest objects of attention From the COT stant and personal oversight of the fresloeht ana members of the faculty tail of whom hve as one family this Institution presents superior advantages
 An arnple and abe corps of Instructors IS connect cd with the College who not only periofIl' nis , but assist the PreSid,nt in forming: iainlng ana guiding the moral and social habits ot the pupils en- trusted to their care.
 The studs of the English Laguage, the Classics, and Mathematics always receive the constant and f.ithfll attention that their importance demands History. English Literature, RheJonc, Crtlclsm ana gbe,nisiry are taught faithfully as necessary to ,ubstantlal and stuff tent foundation toi the Iursus of after life The Institution is supplied with fine Laboratory- wi h the Instruments for Surveying and Engiue ring, and with of the best O6serva- tories n the country.
 In connection with the College, and under the su- perintendenee of the President and Faculty there IS a Grammar School in asucceesfu and hourlsnneeon don. It is open for boys of all ages and embraces q course extensive enough to give good business education, all the qui i1icauOns necessary to e- trance ur,on the collegiale The government will be s hereofare. mid and paternal. An account of the merits and demerits of each boy will be sent to h parents or guardian Ut the end of each mpnth
 It is earnestly recommended by the President that each student make arrangemenls to subscribe for some good paper or peri,dica A room is about to be fitted up for the exclusive purpose cf Reading Room. here all papers periodicals etc.. Ni!l be de- posted. and open to the College students at all times nov conflicting with the daily sessions. The impor tance oi this suggestion is earnestly urged upon pa rents and guardaIs.
 The terms for board furnished room. tuition. wash ing. fuel and lights for the session ot months s2o0. halt payable the fist of September, and the balance on the first of February tollcwing.
 hM. J WALLER, Prestdent.
 Applications to be made to the Rev. Dr. Waller, Shelb. vile, kentuyky
 Slalhyyi l, Ky May 1o IS52 6m
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-29
Little Rcck High School for Young Ladies.

UELlfNiN Mt that female school ot high order O might be established. permanent basis, in Liitls Rock and So e,ndueel as to afford to parent and guardians the means of giving their daughters and wards as complete and finished an education. st home that obtained by sending them to tie schools of other States. many of our citizens have become as.o iateJ by stock subscription, for the purpose of forming such Institution for which they expect to obtsin an Act of Incorporation.
 The stockholders having organized and elected Boards of Trustees and Visitors-whose names are hereto appended-the attention of parents and guar dans is now called to the inducements offered by this school.
 The Trustees making arrangements to engage the services of suitable and well qualified teachers male and female-a Principal and Assistant. for in- strueton in Latin. Mathematics and the Nat1ra. Scences-a teacher Of Moaern Languag es-a pro- lessor of Music 8 teacher of tLe Primary Depart ment.
 hates of Tuition as adopted by the Board for ses sion of five m"nths
 For Primary Department. ent...................Sl Sl2 oo
 Jhnl'f .........-...-... lo V For Latin, French Italian and German, each 0 per session
 Music-Piano, Harp and Guitar, each s25 per ses- sion.
 Fees for tuition to be paid invariably. one half in advance and he residue at the middle of each session. Adopted as rnie for the hool. that the scholars be taught Vocal Music Iihout extra charge and additi nal charges for fuel lights u~e of musical in struments, or any other contingencies.
 UNIFORM FOR WINTER.
 Dark plain wols ed dresses with sleeves closed a, the Wrist. collar of plain linen black aprons and sun hoInes: supeIhuous article of dres~ to be uI loved, and iewelry strictly prohibited.
 It is expected that the school will be lened the first Monday in October: by which lime it is hee, ed that all arrangements will be completed Any in formation in reference to the school may be obtained on application to the President Secretary.
 Trustees:
 GEORGE c. WATKINS. President ALBERT PIKE, VIM. R. VAUGHN S. II. TUCKER, l.. E. BARBER. CHARLES RAPLEY, HENRY JACOBI. (. P. BERTRAND, JOHN WASSELL JAMES 5. MOORE, DAVID k. SHALL.
 THOMAS J. CHURCHILL. L. E. BARBER, Treasr. GORDON N. PEAY. 4Secg.
 Board of " sitofs. His Ex. E. N CONWAY, Hon. E. H. ENGLISH. Hon J. J. CLENDENIN. JAS. A. HENRY, Esq.
 R. H. JOHNSON, Eso.
 August g. 1858. 6m
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-29
State of Arkansas,

COUNTY OF RANDOLPH In Randolph Circuit Court in Chaneer x-
 Term. 1858 Iohn P. Black, as assignee of James W. Provia Robinson & Hill, Martin & Smith, James (. F-. md North x Scott.
 ENHE creditors If the said James ". Prorjs I hereby notified that at the May term Er is # said court, among other things, it was orderir he Judge of sad court that all persons bayr,5 panis against said James ". Proudft bays ts O exhibit them in this court, before the Nsss, ' Chaneery, and he i. directed @ list as srr- -.i claims those that are founded upon note. or Tr- iiquidsted evidences ol debt. over the sigrs,or i aid Prou1ft, and accounts that are autheut.s.iL he affidavit of ,Le claimants or are supportsi < par"l proof before him. which he shall reirs { writing. and file in this case uniesssuchuotes c', and ,ceounts are contested by the assignee in vISi rase tie Masterin Chancery may take te,tmcy s,i report tile contested claims. with the te, noDvis, herean with his opinion thereon for the cohs.d4n. ion of this court. And the assignee is oriesi s make publication in some newspaper in Uni, S,s notifying the creditors of said Proudht tls, tFa, nay exhibit their demands in the way above g,f-i 10 E. Littcn Urmston, Master in Chsncery of IN, ourt, etc. JOHN r. BLACK A.gee
 June 29. '5S. Ss-tf of James W P6u3S
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-29
NEW NDEY,

AT LITTLE RoCk. ARkANSAS rINHE undersigned is now prepared to d. ssy Eni l of work in the line of Cat Iron usunly waAls for Mills, Gins. etc.. etc: also Plow Points Ot ya patterns such as Hall ard Spears Ayerys andohss " or anything in his line" He is also prerarsi d make patterns of any description for Mil work ea that may be called for. at reasonable prices. H thorough acquaintance with the business in all cfa departments, enables him to feel confident tha, ; Sil' be 'iberaly parouized.
 Gin Scar 512 et> per pound. and otherwork inF, portion not exceeding Memphis prices.
 Foundry on Main street, near A. !. Wards Gr. riaee manUtactory. VIM, DRAKE
 ;t+In po.L- Inpa 1S5o
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-29
Mrs. Richards Yoang Ladies Institute.
 LITTLE ROCK, ARK. BOARDING. AND DAY SCHOOL.

TNIE .ffth session of this institution (the ONLY U boardiag sctooI in this town will commence the first Monday of September, and continue five months
 Scholars from abroad will find in this school ex- cellenly furnished rooms, healthy board ami also the advantage of being continually under the gre of the Principal who will spare no labor to deyeloIe their intellectual, moral and physical culture.
 In order to avoid any display of fnery, the young Ladies attending our school shall bereqnred to weai -ln summer calico or gingham dresses. long sleeves to be confined to the wrist by band; collar il worn to be made of plain linen: every young lady to wear an apron of black material and comfortable sun j. bonnet to replace the fashionable fiat. In winter dark woolen dresses with sleeves closed at the wrist cellars of plain linen, black aprons and oonnets No superauous article of dress will be allowed, and jewelr, strictly prohibited uniform color may hereafter be adopted Ut the option of parents.
 TERMS PER SESSION OF 2l WEEKS. Juvenile department half in advanee). slO % Primary (" ...................... l5 co Higher course. ................... .... % 0V Piano. Harp, or Guitar two bur lessons week
 keaen 70 VV Vocal Music in ciasses, without extra charge. Ancient and Modern Languages, Drawing. Is 0e Incident talfuel, desks chairs, etc. l 5p For board, fuel light (hulf in advance )..... 76 c" No scholar win be received for less lerod than five months and no deducCons made, unless in of protracted illness.
 JULIA F, RICHARD, PsTactpa'.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-29

pR:STfNG s'Es E;sS FOR SALE. SETE have a very fine hand press for sale, ex'ro w fooiscap size, in cornnlete order. It will be sold on od terms JOHNSON & YERKES. Aur tS
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-29
$lOO REWARD. STOP THE GIN RIJkNERs

ESCAPFD from my plantation. in Chicot co. ,eth hl Arkansas, on the Mississippi river oppositefX Point Worthington P. O., Miss on the night N of the 18th of May, 1858 likely Negro man named Lewis Ball. of light ginger bread color, straight and well made about feet 10 II inches high ra her full beard, worn in goatee style, is plausible good lker. about 80 years old was raised in or near Daaville, Ky. by the Balls.
 Said negro confined at the time, under strong cireumstancia evidence for having burned my cn- house. He Jeff under the belief, no doubt, that he would be hung. and win make desperate efforts to get as far from here possible and will be hard to take Has been away several times before and re- fused to tell his owier's name: is had negro has made his brags to my negroes that he had killed negro in Kentucky, in Christmas spree. He was indifere:ty clad in plantation clothes had recent whip marks will give the above reward of One Hundred Dollars for his delivery to mo on my plantation. as aboss nemed.
 Juns 11; U. U.6. NATHAN ROSS. g
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-29
CATHERWOOD'S CELEBRATED GINGER RpAvp,

Recommended as an invaluable remedy an5 o.i ],
 tive of Cholera. Cholc. Dysentery CI;li pgn's
 in the Stomach, Cramps, and all other ds,, rN
 a like character. N''esss THE Proprietor of this Excelsior Med;c,.,n | rage, which was only iatrodueej ta ',a! ,a. oe Orleans public few months since. ldurira N time 1t has acquired celebrity unknown ,o NHl tiele ever before presented for public apnr,'l poprar use, feels peculiar pride in sesh55 | 4 a he has made to presenta BeVeraxa, which ,5s 5iss I its pleasantness aS an article of drink. corSe ron traordinary medical qualities have been ''I.s +. q appreciated. Its value us an article of do,,p peil has been attesJed by many who have been 'js i5 Os pents of its benefts and now. at tb, soasSr ' IS year. more particularly when the vAole .ye.a. v ' a relax state and susceptible to manifold mJei; is invaluable; aud acommon. every -dy 6ayi' it is unequaed, being free from any iniuriors cn ties. f1A
 Price-Ten dollars per case of one dozen. Ar, ral discount made to druggists and whoe,as d. .I. Every case packed with care and fully guarsrt'5 order.
 For sale at all the principal drug stores.
 Depot l0g MAGAZINE STREET.
 ,Iuiy 2S 1858. "lu
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-29
"COMPETfTiON THE LIFE OF
 rEtg AnEss

TNHERE is at the Little Rock Foundry aSs \ large assortment of saw mill and gin III castings, whie h will be sold cLaap for cash. ~ The Gin Castings are all from new p,ten,s. Csi- ings for fyIrteeen foot wheel, with gudgelrl 5urned steel step and ink. price from $45 to B. twelve. foot wheel from S85 to so, a ten fo;Els- from $50 to $35. All common castings finn lnl cents per pound; and other castings in proPorla A have attached steam to my lathe, l am prepEst to do any kind of turning ill iron or brass.
 Machinery of all kinds repaired on shot r0dce,
 Two steam engines for saw-mills on hand sni ti sale
 The highest price paid for old castings in ai work. +. ERODE
 July 2sth 1858. if
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-29
UCATIONAL, Ere.
MEMPHIs MEDICAL. COLLEGE.

THE next regular session being the eighth annual u course of Lectures in this institution, willie mence, ON MONDAY THE 1ST DAY OF NOV EM- BER NEXT. The Anatomical Rooms will be open frcm the .5lh October The session Will eonthue until thels of March. Medical students zsould De present ct tie beginning of the session. Those oe sirng further inf rIna1ion VII adeIess
 Dean at the College Building