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Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-05-25
New Saddlerv.

LUST received and for sale, large lot of S gentlemens and ladies' saddles brides, mar thgales stirup feathers, crcingles, girths carpet bags, saddle bags, etc, by
 May 2o, '59. CLEMENTS X WILLETT. USl received a fine loot of hooped skirts v at FILKINS'.
 May 25, 1859.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-05-25
Meerschaum Pipes.

TUST received fine assortment of the ej genuine Vienna Meerschaum Cigar and tobacco Pipes, all warranted of lst quality which am prepared to sell at as low rates as ever offered for sale. also received an addition to my stock of Jewelry, consisting in
 Bracelets, Sets of Jewelry Coral Earrings, And newly patented lsk. gold Ring, all of which I offer cheap for cash. Please come to see me.
 May 18th, 1859. ALBERT COHEN.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-05-25

THE building of new court house at ! the town of Clarendon, will be let out at nub lie le ng ol the2 day of Juy 1859, at the court house door in C arenoon, to the lowest bidders by said bidders giving bond with approved security in double the amount of bid. Said building is to be brick. 46 feet inches square, ? stories high- at Clarendon, this the 11th day Of Nav 1859
 E. BLACK,
 May 9, 1852 At Commissioner.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-05-25
Departures.

May l8-Titania, for Short Mountain. |" l9-Lady Walton, for Ft. Smith. " l9-IGene Jordan, for Napoleon. l" l9-Pocahontas, for Fit. Smith.
 |" 20-Chattanooga, for FJ. Smith. |" 2l-Red Wing, for Napoleon.
 " 23-S. II. Tucker, for Napoleon, " 23-Jennie WhiTpIe, for MemnAis.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-05-25
Yours truly,
Third Report of the Committee on the
 Landed Interests of Arkansas
RECESS.

Mr. Presidem: The committee on the landed interests of this State have further considered of the matters that came before them, and beg leave further and finally to report:
 The area of the State of Arkansas, is 52,- 19S square miles, exclusive of rivers, lakes and meandered streams. The whole num- Der of acres is B, ,406, 720. These have
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-05-25
Penitentiarv Work

IHE subscribers, having got the contract for keeping the conyicts in the Penitentiary for the ensulng two years are better than pre- pared to do all kinds of work usually done in such establishments They furnish wagons and carriages extremely low for cash
 GEORGE & ROBINS. May IS, lS59 1y
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-05-25
CLEMENTS & wILLETT

HAVE on hand splendid stoc!; of \ \ Queensware of every variety. Call and ex- anime their stock.
 May 2l. 1852
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-05-25
Hats and Caps

LUST reed per steamer H. Fitzhugh, a ej fine lot of mems, boys and chidrens hlts, latest styles. FIELD & DOLBY.
 May 18th, 1859.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-05-25
EardWarel HardWaraII

JUST received by the undersigned, 14 O fine English twist double barrel shot guns, worth from S30 to $60-together with general as- sortment of hardware, consisting, in part of Broad and chopping axes;
 Hand axes and hstchets;
 Hand, claw and sledge hammers;
 Cow bells, iron and Steel squares;
 Drawing knives, spoke slaves;
 Steelyards, breast, trace and log chains; Table and pocket cutlery;
 pair hollo' and rounds, brace and auger pitts: Coffee mills, nterns, cotton and wool cards; Try squares, 5uages, nut crackers etc., etc. May 9, '59. CLEMENTS X WILLETT.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-05-25
Beautiful City Property at Auction.

1ISVIuDAiu1 NHNJ AOFC1ty aI 11tfCt1OI1' ' AM directed to sell at auction AA 1 to the highest bidder, on Wednes fss.. day, the Sth day of June at l2 o'clock, Isss. S M. at my auction store, the desirable - residence belonging to the Rev. A. F. Freeman, situated on Rock street. The ground measured l3S feet front Rock street by depth of l59 feet. The house contains 5 rooms in the main building, in the are 2servants rooms, kitchen, bath room milk house. etc.. and stables and every convenience necessary for family.
 Terms one fourth cash, and the balance in equal payments of one, two and three years, for notes bearing 10 per cent interest, with personal security and mortgage on the property
 J. D. FITZGERALD. May 9, ls59. 5w AuctOneer.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-05-25
Saddle Bags!

1 DOZ. pat. leather saddle bags; | l !" enameled leather
 Just received and for sale by
 May 9, 1859. FIELD X DOLBY.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-05-25
NOTICE.

100 YARDS of fine and coarse carpet lON ing, just received and for sale by
 May25, 1859. FIELD X DOLBY.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-05-25

NRESH arrival of those national grand | cigars" la mode, at FILKINS' May 25, 1859,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-05-25
Drv Goods,
CLOTHING!!

A FULL assortment just received and 4 A for sale low for cash
 May Is, '59. MERRICK X WASSELL.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-05-25
For Sale.

\ MOST desirable residence in the fft=ssAs "A city of Little Rock. For terms, apply &iiii at this office. May 25, 1859. 3m.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-05-25

WE are just in receipt of large and w splendid assrtment of gents ready mace clothing of almost every style and quality
 May 18th. 1859 FIELD DOLBY
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-05-25
G2O1 REWARD.
 FrOClPm1tiCn bv the Governor.

N E " 4 D ' Fl ITS E NJ F NTS.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-05-25
Sealed Proposals

J M DJF DIlI, W ul., May 20th, 1859. tt. Erccui0rs.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-05-25

successful and prolific operation to the mouth of the Arkansas, it would then be in order for Congress to proceed with the western Pacific end.
 The Arkansas steam navigation part of the route into "the big west" is already Tn the right line for cooperation; and which would answer all the commercial purposes, and, also, for travel and the California mail, perhaps, better than a railroad from any point on the Mississippi, for the same paral-- Tel distance west, towards California, and savefhe money and apply it at once from the western head of steam navigation of the Arkansas, to the Rocky Mountains, until the country may get rich enough to substi- tnte parallel railroad for the river naviga- tion.
 Let Congress apply ten or twelve million of the public money and means, to some thing more judicious, profitable, national and solid, as means of safe, national, gen. eral prosperity and defence and prevention
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BOOKS RECEIVED.

Letters Modem Agriculture By Baron vo1 Lebis Edited
by John Blythe, ID. d. IL 20 PIP 2S5 john Wiley.
Emile :hs Pesc-msker BY MS Thomas Geldrt 1'mo. PIP
l79 Sheldon s. Co.
Sunday Evening Thoughts BY Mrs Thomas Gelda lsno
35 TIE same.
illustrated History Of the War in Italy BY Z. Tuel lano
pp SIG. J. G. Wells
Fiji and the Risns IS Williams and James Calvert
Eo,ed By George strnser Rowe. svo PP Ssh D. Apple
ton d &C
Tres,se Elementary and Higher Algebra BY Theodore
Slrops. LII d. $40 pp 55l Pratt, Oakley, Co.
The Book Of the frt American Chess ConGess Ry Daniel
Wilare FisLe M. A l2mo. pp 55}. kodd Carleton
Tie Lie Traves sDd Books of Humboldt With
an Introduction, ~ BaysTd Taylor. l2mo pP. 49, The
Same
Forty in the Wilderness Of Pills and Powders; Or The
Cogi.tions and Confessions Of Aged Physician l2no
PIP. 38s. John 2. JewttG Co.
RhymPs Of Twenty Years by Henry Morford l2mo. PIP 80
II Dexter & Co.
The Mosd Or End Of the Jewish State. By Ben Asaph
Christian Jew of the Third Century Translated FROM tn.
Syiac Hebrew, BY ADseln Kortstof. limo pp 49,
Nsshyile Tenn, A. Stitt.
The Telegraph Magus BY Tai shaIner. avo PIP $50. Pod
pey Russell
The Science Ednca.iou By John Ogden A. NJ 12mo pp
i73 Moore, Wisach Keys Co.
TIE Analytic Phonetic WOdBook. By J. c. Zsches. Emo
The same. -.
Ny Third Pook BY Louise Char ier Moulon. limo pp 49,
Harper Brothers
TIE Disease Of Cattle. By Geo. H. Dadd limo. pp S John
Z. Jewett Co.
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Onslaught and march tLs wsy Of those terrible Union
desIoyers. q. w. Ii.

FRoM LIrYnA.Ws bsve dstes TO the 3lst Of JAY.
sms pox prevailed extessiveIy in Mosrovis, aud a
large puhic.Lesl,h nee fg hs5 beec he'd 10 dsr 20
cevi.e Measures TO arrest its prcgess. The QaAi,
rev war steamer presented by the Eseli-h Govern.
nert to the Republic, had arrived fro Plymouth.
ctitfs to the leewaId in the Quail Everything wss
quiet a. Cspe Palma. Independeucs Day vas cele-
brs,ed WITH gree, teia the two military comp.oies in
Scrrovia tuning out 10 grand style TO hear with Other
citzenF, fne Grafton. The Esglish cruisers were
sbirg slave prizea on the coast pumber Of vessels
rom tie United States bad arrived at Mosrovia landing
many .tir guisbsd African Travellers good csrgoes
opnuaar mill Bibles atd number CT settlers fco
Northern ard Southern States. Several native stu.
dents bad distinguished them selves at the late high
school examinations.
From The Liberia Star Of July a.
Tie two military con paues-'bs JOhasoH Guards
al O the lourg GuE6s-turned out IN pectable
beIs, the for the FRS time this .sou
appesrat ca in Few uniform which highly appre-
cafed Or the steps Of the Presi ieLts ~ DR..
NJ. r. Deisrey behalf Of the laii-s aud gentlem
q New.YOrk, presented banner to the JavenIe Ten
persDce Society," besrr appropriate inscriptions. TIE
procession formed at II OCT OK in front Of the
Presidents mansion. HIS Exce1ency beog absent
from the CITY visit 10 the ward, VicePresi !. az
Ia'es, ex President Robert, General Lsw', the Sc
cIetary e Safe Cole. lyne aud MORE, John Sey5
ger lemen with nomber Of citizens, were
ceiyed by the military tito the procession, aud con-
Quoted to the Methodist church. where fee or alton
was delivered by J. H. jordan, etq.
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fAdyertssment
To PHYSICIANS AND PRIV ATR EAMII IEH

Hsvus let-srs from the uesi al In varor
o the country requesting 70 furnsh the du s
ard epobecaries Ct the Union with purs inPMed stI- Of
French CosuRc Brsnd ths thew prescribe To their peu
with confidence have concluded comply with
r,que,ts.
Until hsv. been unable to DO o, for tina, wia
s.a Owing tie shotn~s Of the tsncs the
prices 81 Brady rued hiyn tina, un,bs import
IL ssonsbie prices Bot happily things
The wine whey o. tscce 1 the pat aod prescott have
been y ruiifu. sd prices Of Brandy have
In Frsbce reasonable h.urs. The duty Frtpch
randy has tlso been lowered ues, cent bops
aorus aud especially low prices for Brandy In
France, will continue
sm enable, comply with hs wishes Of my medical
friends ard To supply them with pe imported Fenoh Cgnsc
Brandy. in bttles, at reasonable Prices.
Every bottle is labeled "NoLFEs 0ENuISg CoGNAc BRAN
DY import the Brady fioni france IL Ifs
tuned by the best dser in France. bJe |, from the pipe
In my house. zeal IL ~h my SEAL aud
under my hand by certificate M parity and unsdulterated
tenuineDe,s
Fer BY al druggists and apo,hscares
UooLPno WOLFE,
Sole Importer Of :ae Sehiedam Schnapps.
No. y Beaver st..
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
suppyMg COURT-spsc,AL TEsN-srPT. a-Be!ors jos
tice SUTHERLAND.
SUIT FOR SEPARATION.

Caihsipe Aud ast John L Aud
srrgkaIAsp It'll. action for srpsfatiou Houl Da
snc mad or limited dyuice BY SATIRE Is Rev stat
e. ~ 54) such sepafstion may be decie1o 20. .n ,.
Living csuses THE cruel and iDLumen u snot ~ ne u
h wife render unsrfe snd inpfopt b hso
eohsb with bin; 3The abandonment o. the vile ~ lae nus
band ard bis refusal or neglect to provide for
IN this the conf demands udgHe Tor s'co pa
tou for cruel and nhumsD tf-aert aud
the the husbsnd There posu- under III pe4cnS'
'peehc acts Of cruelty or ahuman TIE ,e
The complaint con,sins merely allegation o ac'b
coorse Of suen haisn aud tyseIcsl eoGcnct ta7
plaintiff that her sickness essDrAby caued by his un
and cruel treatment, and that she pa-nty without
aiming bore bs cruz. cord toward
These sl< q toLs denied In tho answer
reefs nee having made take proof Of tho
facts In ssue IL the bis opinion
with bis osniou tina, they es,abh
treatment, ab.d part Of the defendant
tonne before motion the part Of the defend
ait 10 confirm tie report IL the dismiss the I'M
paint
After careful examination the nners. mas. Of ..inoov
,nnk the Of the should be
and the complaint cismisssd
As cruel ard Dhanap treatment complained Of The sat.
u,- cited received Judicial the -t
hat authorize for rparson for proof
should show either sc,u, bodily Violence 'uch
or tkrva husband light render
Tor he continue TO cocabt with BIN, snd the word
cafe us-d In the statute reference 70 bodily p-Isonsl To-
Jury violence, and physicA heath eIns1saed from
u er.sl suferirg wouDced seIsiblides.
n would enlarged increased
be rourds npon which The ~parson cruelty Be de-
er,,d se,id reeoguzo the sw and 'he deeols Of
he Courts At the ps.d In the sosence Of
am. bodily oerce he evidence must show tbs. tbs
harm 70 BE- sppreb-p4.d bdy ham-sn injury 70 he BODY or
k..b A dlstn fuahei from mental mai sufsrin&
Rnbou. reference statute the oec-ors unaef u "
v.v ,ycen ha, enter into zoe ana
nm .sray Of mental suterns and ia STANDARD % rue
Tor ac,ior with reference 10 usry ano ~roc
the body Lsus Gully protect tae body and health q ar c
-s. fs~p L . uss deal g.asrns and vroas IN ths 1ofA
meofai 81 msss, hsygz1 bSnaa esssa Ses3% 'sSe'e
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.,d vbccring, aod charged fesrless'y the coon.
~ssS the bravest of then comog M to w'thio teo
eoeec ysrde of the mUzzee # the ni"s; these how
vey psid dearly for tbcr temsfi'y; the ttet iy sni
eel directed fire Of the held them 10 check Shen
sffer thuiy minutes hs'd 6gh'iog Nj " Armstsat
ordered the commaLd 70 charge them, when doue
fesrlessly.
The Indians rai.ed aud broke in every direction,
perfectly dioco0hte1; Dot yel sou1d Of aoy kut
1ss 10 be beard from hem sfter this. the vi,OYg wss
complete. Tsenty- three Iodizus fmai dead
close to the positions; be ground further of MT
reccnnoWered. Ia fact uiauy were seso cHryins the
dead and wounded fom tee Geld. L. IL supposed the.
some fifty or sixty have been killed. OF the com
nsnd three men we've slightly wounded. Toe com
msrd returned to the Fort the evening Of the j.h
inst. lHavic.o.
SUIT AGAINST FRrnoSr.-Messrs. Blling aud
Crtnsba~ Wednesday last CO nDeocsd 40 action
in the District Court Of this county assjns. John &.
Fremont end two o'hers, TO recover $40 damages,
ssl to sbste the pus alleged To done by the
Fremont Dam az lies Hollow TO their uiaidg claim,
and mlnlrg machinery at Washington Flat, the
keced River. Msrposa S.ar.
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NETWORK HAIBOR.

~ ns ESxs~ Of The n. " Trbsne
SIR: A number of inquiries having been Iaae ~
relation 10 the depth of water which can be brought
into our hubor via Sandy Hook, it is thought bes! 70
make this publication answer all.
The best chanel is that Of Gedpey's, and - ieet
may be carried over 1t a. spring tides, win snio''h
rs,4r-o6 feet inches have been. Iast IS the ere',
eft draul BIT we have any o.ledge OF having
over the bsr-aud very few ships, aud those shpS u
war, draw much waer RI.
There is less water inside the bar in tbs man sP
channel than on the bar. 1t Is OF small eAleh,' sna
could be easily removed. 1t has Il feet on II q. Iow
vs;er and the nesp tides rise feet inches, aga
the spin tides fee; inches, it ~ll P'Hc9 MO-
upless you are on il at the top Of high water. ,
The Great Eastern, it was understood, would not
draw less than % feet when che arrived here IL was
thought sdvissble to have her cone through Long
IslaLd Sound Morris Dock where there IS htty fee
of wsttr Nons Deck is "a statute miles from the
loot Of Wall street.
NV plan for deepening the channel will state on
anne future occasion. have doubt if proposed IN
the way I wout suggest, it ~oald be deemed coz
tItu,ioxh by the strc.est copstruconst, under the
doctrines Of '9S; and all who are afflicted with fears
sb0Vt "savug the Ulop, would join N 1t to save NE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-10
COURT OF aENERAL sEssIoNs-ss,r. s-ssess
Guy Judge Rss,sLL.
Til. morning Jnl,e Russell delivered decision %

This morning Jndse Russell delivered decision oe
,,e ose,ioso much rsoo'sd II ls'e-w hethef dss np
sr,y In the Nay tim Il this Court, Dennis C,nP ~
ci.rued b. zero rnus Undefbn with stealing 6os Vol
p, emma o.murred charge, on tue goaae ses -
u.u sw aes prgpei,J Jadse h4sseh % a. -
ooU,iaer aro ytssEc4y, Ia loJg aud ~
Tr g.h ard Amer Sa.ass Oh the subject decheo -
Iuaer Tie set Of 1851 for tho protection OF cohes. h.
nroeft,. ,od that the def.ndar IN oe sun Nu. -
INV olbef e. irius dog therefore. sstu'pt
R1s.~iPs d.eissor srd according 70 the ae@"'n " '
s.bs-, Il property. 49,, A., ,,.nA isr,suv.
klens< Snita sn1 Joces Alley. indeed hf f,sna Isy'
pleaded guilty % petit sceny and Sefe IA NH, IA =
Mar CaIahap Inay ed of snnc is'crpy, psesooo s'"'
mpe 1t ny and refnsrosd ..t,<
yohn Marx, Judged srsEd hrr~Ly rrenoo -
larceny a.d reulsDdee. He sos Dofss s9'n 49,
ssnusl Kirnelstsel Of No 4iS Grand street ne va -
handed fer y a.sEcs .,.,.. ...,x
Jo.eph Leke Ernst Chsule. alias coley. Ind 1 e.
larceny pleaded rsiy peat larceny And we's 'sns !"
tepts y Tot s nob:Ss ,,-
Ar,fory Wiz, on June T. s.ols 9 wstck and cbein
money, worth 10 si CO. foa Fredessc h'rsssAs-
msboet.
VIM Fi.msurice tried Gr obsanins s'0ds uh - -
Mes.ei shs.h.n, on pie. Of guilty {, - 49, -
grand larceny u City rrs'n h's ~ -
Heru arm voibsr sssd on cAsS' o.
acquitted. a~uus -
Quilted.
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YHLD OF WHEAT IN lLLIsoIs.-A lettsr before rs
says: 1--WE lave just flushed threshng forty acres Of
wheat, on our faIu, near Bloomington, and con
sidered very lucky in getting an average Of nine
bustels per In this county, the average yield
of VIZ eat will rot exceed five bushela per acre. l
have % acres of standing which ought TO return
1900 bu'hss, but that may disappont expectation as
much as the wheat has."
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YIELD or WHEAT IN ISDIASA.-The latest &C
counts that have ndi ,ste about eleven bush.
els per in the northern couptes, prairie region
which is considered the best part Of the STATE for
wheat. Complaints Of eight YIELD" are abundant,
but ali concur in saying the quality is good.
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MARINE AFFAIRS.
FIFTEEN SHIPS TO THE MILE.

FIFTEEN SHIPS To THE MILE.
The London Times in noticing the completion Of
pew steam f'gate for the Royal Navy, compares her
size and dimensions with those Of other large craft
We have improved on the Thuudefers table, and
herewith present correct estimate of the principal
proportions Of fifteen Of the largest vessels al pat:
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MALICIOUS MISCHIEF AND GRAND LtRcESr.-
Yeserdsy MATTHEW Vincent and his honeywell tno@ot,
were brought before Justice Cox by Officer Cochsa Tho
pAnt simon r. HUFF the frmes for csrrycg away doors,
which rhe latter mad from house
In Powers strest u. Tbs house for
msy osp.d Mr. Nrceut aud t"o Years stree w,s uaht
by Mr. Hut sal- bnt allowed Eiqc.nt se 10 IT,
Some las 10. mortgage orecosd snd TIE nouss
buga arain ~ James A. k-snsrc In Of this
Viz bis down the fSres danssOs the hous
the extent OF S90 SIR Nnc. OF took shout 100 worth
of the material. They both committed for trial.
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WEIGHT OF COAL.
n he E1itoy Of The N. Y. 7'ribsns
TIM Of cOsl

SIR feel conf6en. that when buy tun OF cosl
tina, cheated in the weight Now bow 20 ascertain T. VI
Ice scales had the I'd bat rs
publishing the when detected 10 there no. so-
erdiLnce the subject Cant si,pcon OF ~rons order
the ci and coal to the city weigher II snd there
Id h5etcy. 1bst redress have Again twenty
two hurdrsd pounds 10 the tun only 2tC0l
Eew.Yori, sept 8, 1859. SUBSCRIBER
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FIRES.

FIRE ON sHIPBoAHD.
TIE brig Venloo of Bangor, at anchor in the East
River took fire from the stove in the cabin on tIi1sy
morning. lt was extinguished by the Hsrbor Police
Boats Crew No. Z, after doing so ne damage TO the
ioilor work SPEAKER BOOM and msinsa Of the vessel.
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~ nARsHADs ogRIcE-ssp.. O.
SUSPECTED sLAyER.

Several comp Ants sere ist y made 10 the MH.ha
ssia ,as brig fO,ns on the snnod that 'os vas nse ~
mr. N. ssy,,1oe The As shat personsi exsminsee
he ,ss. aLa cargo aud un1 tts. oers vas ~ cana
tbe charge III. sess-I bound for South Anenc< sAa
WA allowed 20 proceed oa D.. yoJs6e.
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A SUBSCRIBER.

THE Distressed FANrLrYs.-Received, Sept. 9,
1883 for Mrs Petite. from Subscriber, IS; No. I6, ST. and
g. for Din, Roach r. +, 81; B Jsokson Reading, Pa
IS; ADopym so Black 80; q T. r, 8 for Mrs
kosch- Fer Mr. Pethe sl1 s0i for Mrs. Roach 50.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

MssIc IN CARROLL PARK The third public
cert 10 Carroll Park, viii be given by S,dgewicks
Band this Saturday aftsrrooD), from to 7 O'Clock.
The committee particularly request that the vl'i;or'
will prouer sde with the suu around the music stand
az far as they The numerous attendance a, the
last concert renders this suggestion desirable to sord
late corners fair chance, and also to add social vi
vacity and beauty to the tcene.
PROGRAMME:
PART /.
Overture" Elsa Claudio. .Mercsdan.e
Polka" Concert
Qusdrlt-" mHtha
Ouickssy-" Belle Brandon.
NatoI al Airs-YAukes Doodle. &c..................
PART
Mouf bto
Csvati1a" Robert le Disbe. .Mevrfbeer
Quict.ep-" My Old Kentucky Hone. .Fossr
AfiS-L
Pot Pouu- Eayorite M.l1d
Avis" Tancr,di with Solos .Rossini
National Airs-HAn Columbia, star SPansed Banner, &c.
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SPIRITUAL OPEsIyG.-Judge Edmonds opens the
Spiritual campaign at Dodworth's Hall tomorrow,
morning sni evering. He is to be followed by the
Rev, T. W. Hgginson.
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LAURA KEEvE's TBEATER.-ln our notice OF the
comedietta " Nine Points of the Law" we inaiver-
teruy omitted to mention the nsme of Mr.. james G..
Burnett This omission is tie more to be regretted,
as that gentleman by his admirable makeup for, and
acting of the part Of "Cunn'pgame," contributes In
no EN- al degree to the sue cess Of the piece.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-10

TIE Doc PousD.-Durug the past Sumner 7Si
dog, bsye been received the Eastern District Dog Pound Of
.Le,s 54 v ere Killed aid $50 redeemed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-10

ACADEMY OF MusIc.-The sale Of tickets for the
opening night (Monday next commences this morn
irg. al Poluto' has been selected for performance
on the opening night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-10

ACCIDENT TO FERRY BoAT.-Yesterday morning,
.u, 10 occek as ferry bost, Marion goius do~n
D. bel place on the Peek slip Perry the Of Der crank
b 90 ths abe 90 bsck the Novelty WoFtA fns
viii detAin Der for some days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-10

Received. for widow Of Edwsrd Rosch, killed By the
exp.cs-n in Gosrck street, focrn w. 81, II. s.
T.. II. BROWN No. Ito Cia.ou street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-10

FELoSIoUs ASSAULT "A young girl named Barbars
S1,he! l6 residing No 20 Fifth street. alleged before
Alderman Brady, FIidsy, that Marcus Scnessb.ner
Iteau her days
the father Of srse family be arrested By
oticer Gen: and nit;ec % aswer