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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-26
uosTErTER's CELEBRATED
STOMACH BiTrER8.

These biters which celebrity universally
now being nrSaucsd Q he sas1cn he public New
In the Wss AND 1ey sS
who s sS %s Obtaining these
that they will
py ,Ssm in UNLIMITED ausntes having the proper facilities
bies only met with general favor in tie
Sa. hsSs nSdSed south
Germany and other countries successfully ., s,-.,
aNa disease whh probably more prevalent when taken
II ). % ss n
E p ps a and * sdoa
% ns an T .ss
Known % be nsbeF avery country btiers
@ a e.
n Sss %
advance the destny Of this great preparation In the medical
aosTsfTss's STOMACH BIrGERs
EsseI SsoSSSR 10 b hFpsdxsy
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s9e sTd snsf i BIZ Brnns "
sfs ssoHs &C P'2 sf F9isEsy
sfls r sup gSS fes sf'@ sTEass
ss sX Rfui SG 50 h STTnSs
sst Egsl's s1o N tas"a sTiEHs
Sold by hesemsn 4 Co.. 51l broadway.
HOslkTThh,s STOMACH bITrEas,
s9le sSe1 s sTcad AZ b ,sfxs
sfs y L s3oNaG ~ sGSTES
sf!e y sf TS91astSG "a sssss"'y
81 y Hss'9 s4 7'i :stsss!
sS'e y 4 3 s Ssts sss,
s3e sy tsns ssGa fsssn 81
uosT Pa y hSgp sf MS!as "a hESraS
ssa sy K J. s RHs sS' f sfssEa
HosIs.iER's sI0MAHa sLsIEks: ~
sSS y J. sslSf of l RrfEs
nos sse n sH9Msd& f'' siT sfsEsy
sF FRA I'd 'ss
sSls y pToasd 81 osPa ssiss
M sSsa IN ii Hssfss street
HosTsIfEE's STOMACH BiTrEEs
EnosR so h s%h street
sHs ~ K s s ETSSsy is s sseP street.
sFs sRSs.e 81 f BGh fss
sfls y s'y ss5s SS fssf
Hos sSd s sscssS 4 t sShfsss
sFs h s4rsss
HlH9a sSsn''
Hosf srEss s sHss sss hf sTTEss
sfs ~ s'S s46%x e nsas
gos sFs " Ass sn Es:G rs s sssnu'
Sold by j. Prior 4 Son, 30l Eighth avenue
HOf1kTTER'S STOMACH BIETEES
Fold by Campbell, Eighth and 18th s5cet
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BIITEkS
Fold by Hustled, 42l Eighth avenue.
HOSTET1ER'S STOMACH BTFERS
Sold by sitter, 45l Eighth
HCS1ETlER'S STOMACH BITTER3
Sold by Edward Flint, 1896 Ninth avenue.
E5STEITERs STOMACH BIrIEaS
Sold by a. Hugart 1856 Ninth avenue.
HOSTbTTER'S STOMACH BITTEas.
Sold by +. Beyerle. 1858 Ninth avenue.
HOsTATTEks STOMACH BlrTERS.
Sold by Galen Hunter, 104 Sixth avenue.
HOsTkTTEk'S STOMACH BlTTERS.
kold by William n ellis, l69 5ixth avenue.
HOSTE11EES STOMACH BlIrEkS.
Gold by George " DeCavergne, 1873 Sixth avenue,
EOSrE11ER'S STOMACH BIrTEkS
Sold by druggists throughout the world.
HoSTRT1Ek'S STOMACH BITTEhS.
Prepared and sold by HOsTETTER SMITH, Phrburg
Pennsylvapia. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-26

CHEAP EMBRo1DEAlEs AND LACEs.
Collars, Sleeves, Ch-mizetes Roba. Cav. v,o.n,.,.
trimming i-scea &c d. DC,
AT REDUCED PRICE,
LORD TAYLOR,
Nos 255. 257. $50 and 26l Grand street
And Nos 81 and 20 shar,ne 'ayeet
(yHARLEs STREET L CO..
~ NO. as BROADWAY
WILL THIS WEEK OFFER. Ar A
GREAT REDUCTION
FROM FORMER PRTCES
THE BALANCE OF THEIR EXTENSIVE STOCK
BLK MANTILLAS
.., SILK AND LACE MANPiI,LAs.
fusHsR AND FRENCH LACE MANTILLAS,
BAhEGE AND GRkNADINE MAETILLhS.
TRAVELLING SUITS,
AND GBEkr VARIETY OF
49, SUMNER BHAWIS
AL ot winch VIII be sold At exceedingly low prices 10 make
room for fsl mports,ions
| [ 'ALl, AND EXAMINE OUR 20 SPRING SKELETON
- ssnt Tor 81 Is also. 70 springs 7sr sprnss Soc
PEEK BROTHERS, 6 Cha ubera nrse.
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NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JUNE 26. 1859.
DRY GOODS, sc.

DRY GOODS, sc.
xsAUrroN TO DEALERS IN SKIRTS. -. -
W yhe popularity of the WOVEN SArSNhtON SKIRT
ns Induced tn N, IN soe market an h
genuine whsh the age are asted In tape
openings The goods arcdaeei by this method
the openin ~. co eSssry large
their place an S,o,i inc shape Of
sknt Dealers the mi OF neir customers
Sy buying none the genuine an . vm' J. And s1e that
each pkirt bears my namessrd trade mark, THE WOVEN
i''e"' "''' s. II. DOUGHTY, n John street.
NorToN YARN-THE SUBSCRIBER Has FOR SALE
~ large assortment OF coarse and nne southern cotton
yarns embracing numbers which he oers at the lowest
prices for cash r. rURMAN rs Cortlandt street.
wNLAsrIC UOsIs wshs, BEADS AND sUSPnM.
IL de-Cssss these fabrics Of paeat vulcnised rubber
are being constantly imported for gale, In conJuncen with
ali N OF tho above GOODS - b
ssnIfv voh IN Ne United States without my nAmp.
HORACE II. DAY, - OortAuot oR0eA
335 Broadway,
Corner OF Worth street,
Wilmake great reductions
MONDAY, June n,
In all descriptions OF drets goods.
BAREGE ROBES.
JACONETS,
TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS, TO-
For the purpose closing their summer stock aud preparing
fall
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COLENkE's LINE
~ Firft extreme clipper for Saa Frapctcco
Pier 10 East river, foot of Wall street.
The magnificent no clipper chip
GOLDEN FLEECE
Man3on commander,
Is the only extreme clipper osdjne only oas
that has made clipper time Ger passges have been
ITO and Ill days, while shp up has made Il
within lS days She rapidly filing up and WI sail puao-
tually On her sdver.iaed dhY--Jdue 20
Shippers viii please mplese their engagements without
delay, and band In bills Of iadiDg 70
W. T. COLBMAN Co.
rs Wall street,
Toutipe Buildrz
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EALvANIzsD SPIKES AND NAILS, SUITABLE FOB
and ali which exposed or damp amos.
phere. they will not rust For sale Wholesale by
N PHILLIPS, IS Pike slp. Galvanized hinges hasps
hooks and staples, chain, Ac., &C. furnished 70 order
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ynYPPIN0.

greatly obige the Pilot Commissioners By requiring each
pilot hes board their vessel either Inward outward TO
their hronae ong particularly the dsto thereof they
issued yearly ere he charge Of their vessel given up 70
them There have been humber licenses revoked and tho
learn that being occasionally pilot
not hcenged Vessels employing ouch
are liable under the law, ne of one hundred dollars
which viii be rigtdy enforced. BY order
r. PERKINS Secretary.
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4 UsTRALIA PIONEER LINE, ESTABLISHED 1852
csryiag the Sn.ed states mail The beautiful Al
clipper ship TEMPLAR 800 resleter Jas p Martin com
mnder s rapidly loading pier 10 Fact river
ing hall of Der cargo board Will be desp
for Melbourne direct positively June 81 for
Sydney Geelong and hobart Town. She has elegant and
accommodations for second cabin PCS
For freight passage apply to Il. CAnEROS
No. Bowling Green Sight bills tor sale and cas advances
made consgnn ens Consgnees In Australia, Wikinaon
BrOe
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THIE GLASGOW AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP OOA-
i pany intend SAILING their and powerful steacn0s
hon New YORK direct for Glasgow, a. follows
GLASGOW, Thomson, Wednesday July g. Ut IL O'Clock nooc
EDlNBUh0H, Cumming ~ IL O'Clock. noon.
Bates Of ps.sAge nom New YORK Philadelphia or Bos.os
0lasxow, Liverpool Belfast Dublin Londonderry
sabm y7b seersgo found With abundance OF cooked
yaons $50. Fer freight passage apply 70 SCRsh.i
CRAIG, = Broadway.
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FINE ARTS,

FINE ARTS,
NN~~r~~~~~~~|~||HNNNrNr
A ETIs1s rNACHEBs and SCHOOLS Arb 1sspEOr.
fully informed that the subscriber hal lately great
reduction In the prices Of the best English
oil and water colors paseis tracing co drawing papers
brusbes and all other arstz materials selling theo
cheaper than any houre ia the One OF the largest aud
best selected sngravgs and studies
some Potychomana desgps Frames Of the styles al
ways on band and made 70 order. liberal discount allowed
70 he trade and 10 tescher
W. SCHAUs, go Broadway,
MAP OF THE SEAT OF wAR-EN6RAvED Ex.
IVA pressy with reference the present In Italy show
ing the boundaries owns Streams roads and battle fields
Of Napoleon full and complete Price colored so cents
plain 36 CENTS receipt Of which will sent post paid
any part Of the United States.
Il. G. hOOT, ANTHONY & CO.,
stsioners. l6 Nassau atreek
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TTNPARALLEI.ED SELF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THE
aoade Of our solid OLD revisit hs hsunts
OF their ehood how they would changes time has
wrought In ths vicinity. Where LICHTENsrEISS rrea.
ribbon emporium-ss7 Broadway, above White sree-now
time dusty road ard beyond lay the Collect" in which
flowed the street washngs the river Change the
order Of the day Lchenstein himself pressed BY the
over vheming increase of business submits inevitable
impulse. his wholesale custom augmented that he
feels compelled to renquish Ills retail altogether his
stock OF ribbons for dress trimmings and for millinery usage
wholly upexsmpled choice and extent the ladies' should
fail TO avail themselves Of his disposition
hce For fifteen he has given them rejoice
his enterprise. but this time quite Guido himself
In gratifying their taste for good bargains.
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FRENCH BAsEdE ROBES.
loo French T ssssaz l s5ss Z aous. shirt.
ina s,es. variety n Of GO. color: IN. Ms designs
Broadway. Chambers and ksa1e streets.
EMPORIUM OF FAssIoNs,-LADIEs WOULD DO
~ well 70 call at Madame LAYOoCKs where they can ind
drsa ashss dresses basque; and man..s cut sas.sa
On ssSn an % aaa ana
Patterns Of all kinda At 1874 Canal street.
EsxAr REDUCTION
MANrELETs
GEORGE A HEARN,
NO. 42s BROADWAY,
WIN offer on Monday, the 9th instant.
The entire balance Of his sxtensive stick
SPRING AND SUMNER MANTRLErs
AT GREAT REDUCTION
IN PRICE.
GREAT REDUCTION IN
DRESS GOODS
GEORGE a HEAsN.
42s BROADWAY,
Is now oGsring
The entire balance Of his
CHOICE AND EI.Ea ANT SPRING AND SUMMER
MPoRrA1oNs OF
PARIS DRESS Goors,
ArA GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE.
GREA4sTs nEDgo1IoN ~ EsEsgg EHssoIDHxIrs
'ss$ s. S 4 , + : - a, s'sa
800 msses embroidered seto, from so cents to 81.
sets at
5oee s per yard uOwsrds
70, ,ss ssis! s ss lS4s IN REAL LAoEs
lSo g Spanish point DO =. SO centr.
''0 '-0a GspsT S RsDucrros IN PARAsoLs.
sy : :os a. rsd fsSassS
Psrasols usually sold at 81 reduced To b.
Parasols usual, soid at SO reduced to 50.
dsNINs BAz>Aa, 5l3 Broadway.
HOSIERY, GLOVES. PARAsoLs,
Sun umbrellas Cabs ss ss' ssss, ass
In sreAt variety,
AT Low PRICEa
LORD & TAYLOR,
Nos. 255, 257 $50 and 2sl Grand street
And Nos. Al and 40 Cstharine street
JNp1s piNsAPfs DRESSES FROM IS TO s2s-wAsu
Fp W asf Tx s
S Ss taeFe OF Ia es ol nss sn9 nsf Az
retail at FoU MAINS INDIA STORE s5s Broadway.
fresh invoice just received per Persia will be
opened on
sqasa s s S snd %
Ishtness, strength ard symmetry is unquesuonaoly
."xoDEh SKIRT"
:e
In no
Sod for the United i'bss ssS z LAMBERT CO,
corner Of Worth street,
xon 90 TO s2e r T. su sA NsSas.day
nyo sSnSSiHsA to purchase " " - w "
SUCH AZ LINENS, WHITE GOODS,
AAn alilatssrnLAs,
isos POINTS.
sDaINGs AND LACEs
''''' Ribbons.
Ribbons
PINK Ribbons WITH BLACK EDGE,
THEY Has WELL iL WORTH IIi 80 CENTS.
"n's BONNET
TO 81 oEsrs 4 YARD.
SILK MITrs
From Is cents psir to s.
ou' great SALE.
'U GREAT
Sale Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
,. 0'n'" s essea BANDS IN BEAUTIFUL STYLES.
Collars COLLARS, COIN, 01'...'' COLLARS,
Collars COLLARS. Collars COLLARS,
COLLARS oo Ess2ia .' oo ss21 sns eSEsz COLLARS
GREAT SALE
Com
On Monday.
TUESDAY R.5.. .sp
J iHas 3 =
THIS EA Hs ysar A 4 / I s sssS: .
80, LADIES WE ARE BOUND TO hAskE ' ao \ + '''''
ENTIRE STOCK By JULY 10.
moneYP
Must be BOLD.
Our goods have all been
MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES
At such
PhICE8
Clear entire stock
X. II MACY
2oi and 2Os Sixth avenue, Of FourteeAth street
r AsT WEEK. OF THE GREAT CLOSING SALE OF
DRY GOODS,
AT THE UNION HOUSE, III HUDSON STREET
RICH SUMMER DRESS GOODS
AND uOuaEKE EPING GOOQa
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MISCELLANEOUS.

LNRlCssOK's CALORIC ENGINE-FOR DRIVING ALL
" light machinery. printing presses domestic mis hoiang
machines and for all pumping may 10 had u me
agency No. 1854 Duane street, corner OF Hudson.
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ra,HE EEw LINE FUI CALIFORNIA 6fE sro >oIe ~
i each month-Airest reduction Of xrs--1he IL, ERIC
sesnship EOHTHERI LIGur Capt r1nklepsugh, wilssva
7. NJ connecting. ria Psoerns Railroad With steamship
Cortes For psassge freight apply at TIE only of Ire
line No. bowling Green Tne North Star Win succeed
the Northern light and leave New York the slth Of ,ur
connecting With the vrzsbs. %. = ALLEN Agent
B-L persona are forbid trusting any ascclz Of
TIE above ships
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PHIARDs.-A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
ID Mark, now, how plain tale hhall out You dow

The cause Of Coenaer against Sharp" was brought 70 thai
IN The United bates Circuit Court 18th aav az Wav
was en- action Tor an theefeodan shsrp Of
TIT the 18th January, 1855 the "a
ucnn contsng 10 the form of the cushen e. In ia bssn
reclnear and. terminating in straight enda r,u n
y called square java On the second day OF trial hs
18th The defendants evidence had ceuciuHvey hox Ia,
this nothing all THAT the plaintiffs counsel d.
sired to withdraw juror. This objected TO- NOV
ed for oiscontinuanee payment Of which
reason ordered ne Court expressly declaring ia
In effect fully determined decided IN The deiendanpa
favor and he costa have since been and paid In the
the Teeth OF this plain le the plaintiff with equivo-
son states that no decision affecting his patents
exhorbsnt prices for Inferior work By a Of ,refende3
some as the before covering no noveltv
or oBn,y ano some long since abandoned having proved
worse , man Judge for yourselves and Try
dict already generally that thew Are "a
enhc, the most correct and best R-rsr,. san,
and prices low. w. j. sHA BP I4s Fni,na :, . s'A
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TyOllGMAN'B CALIFORNIA LIME s0a Fan FaAn.
~ cisco, sailing regularly advertised oaypCpper ~
Wednesday, June 20 the magnificent 1rs class clipper
GOLDEN FLEECE, Hanson commander, 1 rapidly
loading pier rhs celebrated vesse has acc
asee pstssges Gan Ersncsco In no. ia ard 8 respe
lively always delivering cargon good 9he auurs
No splendid sondhoH FOR The voyage and vim nave
NA. +. COLEMAN co, SO Wal street. Tont,ne building
Agents 10 Fan Francisco Kesers WIN r Coleman 90 g:
Change Limited nd
vsnoes made nhipmenis of approved merchandise
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MILITARY MAP OF THE BEAT OF WAR IN ITALY
M BY LIEUT. j. IVES, U. 8. T. E.,
PUBLISHED BY j. BIEN, 60 FULTON STREET.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS:
Of large sze and by far the we have yet
seep The cooriDg neatly DONE and altogether very
creditable production.
[Tribune.1
The only really useful Of the seat of Italy
we have seen s valuable guide to the student while almost
every other offered for sale s catchpenny bother
Avery admirable Of Northern italy has been prepared
by that officer Lieut. c. Ives The utnost care
appears 10 have been taken, &c &c
journal Of Commercial
This admirable and timely publication has been issued IN
neat and. elegant shape by J. Etsn, &c. &c.
Courier and Enquirer
In all respects complete military map. Lieut. General
Scott, understand, has given strong commentator.
Courrier des Atat Cns
Perm cees qui ont etc pubees Amerique men es au.
qu ableua plus comple plus de Ia CON
nee sur aquele 10 monde enter les que Ia mill
iaire du Lieut. j. q. Ivea.
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MILLINERY, DC.


RONEErS AND PATTERNS AT MRS. BELLS NO 5
Al CahaEne street. The latest styles Of sprng and
rer bcpnes at reduced prices B. Patterns Of Chester
field and French sacks bssques waists robes mAn.as
bertha capes and sleeve patens for ladies' and children
broiderlng done TO order.
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RlLLlARD NEWS AND CHIT-CHAT.-"THr BILLIARD
~ CUE for July, is now ready and may be had al Pa
LsNs Billiard Rooms and of OCONNOR OOLLENDER
s., 66. e. and CO Crosby street,
Des Arc citizen., 1859-06-29
THE PAST.

ON opening the volume oi the past and reading It's pages, what emotions bestir the heart. How impressive must be the leeI- lngs of the traveller when. standing upon the shores of the Red Sea, wrapped m the memory of the past, he beholds the army of the lsrealnes passing through Us waters, dry shod When the desire of Omnlpo-' tence was accomplished, the waters flowed on as before; and Pharaoh and his Egyp- tan host were engulfed beneath it's dark waves.
 But, turning from these scenes, and passing many things of much nioment. m the past--oh! how overpowerlng must be the sensation of him, even after lapse of nearly nineteen centuries, who may stand upon the bill of Golgosha. femvln- bering the tragedy there enacted; his mind filled with the scenes that there took place. He heholds again the sympathles of all nature; again is he glorious orb of day vailed in darkness; again the tight nings flash in vivid wlldness, the tLunders roll, and the hills around the once sacred city trembie, in awful agony.
 But, leaving the pages of sacred his tory, let. us pause for a while over the fallen greatness of her who was once the mistress of the world. There IS not spot ln Rome bu, what is historically grand 7; not an old ruin but what has embodied in it's decay fuIi volume Of the past. And he who would be wise should read and learn lesson
 Still following onward in ihe wake of the past, wc hoal upon the broad waves of the same Atlantic that bore Columbuss frail bark to America's shore. How in- ieresiing must be tie emotions of the lover of his country. when first he visils the It. tie town Of Lexington, of revolutionary noteriely. What history of results does i it present. Then, too, lel hlm pause al the graves of our Washington and Jack son. The past is now before him the struggles ol our forefalers for the hhertie: !. We enloy. present themselves. His mind thus filled with the nobeness of our an. ceslors. he turns away and becomes a bet. ter palriot-a better man. And soit ]: wiiIl all that study rightly the things the Past. Nations have their Past; so have individuals. There is no one but wba, i'
Des Arc citizen., 1859-06-29
jAalIllluiIfaIIrlfnl''rll'nlIJp in


 Twill finish this letter with tew lines abou, politics. Tue state of parties in the Nogth-West may be fi,Iysexpressed bylthe western term. mixed; ," and-il is doubt full whether or not it will become Hess ohao,e,e The name of the aspirsp,s for office is "legion." The slavery question enters largely into politics, in these latter days; and what good has t dones In the early days of the Republic, the people were about as wise and patriotic as they are now. In those days, agitation was unknown, and slavery was not then con sidered as a cavse for division. IL will not do to set aside the precep's and exam pies of such statesmen as Jefferson and Calhoun, to follow the lead of Seward and Greeley. This uglasion has converted the opinion that slavery was ;an, eyils into the conviction that iti is a heaven-ordalned institutions This controversy is keptaanp for no other purpose than to advance the fortunes of politicians. Yet all signs con- spire to show lha, t is lo. be made the basis of another Presidential campaign. What the mongret opposition may effect in the border States, cannot now De deterlnined; but, putting this consideration asidelof the present, t is. easy to see that there will be hard struggles insIowa, Illinois, and Wis consin. This being the case, from all can learn, the States above nained will hold the balance of power. Most of the Republicans tell me hatslheysdo not want to interfere with the negroes inthe SouthF ern States, bu, onlyare opposed to slavery extension. .a Democracy is on the rises and l am proud to know that have always been a firm Democrat, seA1gnA
 Green, Willard, and Hunter, are our strongest men in the Norlh-West.
 Yours, etc, FULLER.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-06-29
CoMMUNIcATED FOR THE CITizEN.J s,s 5sS EXAMINATION AT THE ATLANTA
 MALE AND FEMALE SCH00L.sn

M k44SL RN0 <1aAlA A<@<s " VT v >s - fse MR. sEpIroR ---You will allow ame to call your attention to the examination of thesMale and Female School this place, which took place ons Friday, the 17th inst. lowing to sickness and other causes, there were only ewenty-eight out of thirty-eight pupils,Z at tending the school examined. Onthe exanIin- tion, as far as my knowledge extends, they acquitted themselves with greet acredit to themselves and teachers. At night, of the same day, the exhibition came oil, before a crowded house--in fact there was large as- sembly present all thetim as4ss4 Asf
 The original speeches of the young gentle men, and the compositions of the young ladies, were worthy of all commendation; and so highly pleased was l, that | here beg the privilege of sending you acouplesof cofnposi- tions read by two young ladies, on the occa- sion, hoping that they may meet with you' appfobation, and that you will consder them worthy of place in your journal.
 MT. Foster and Sister will open their school again on the 4th of July. Il know of no loca' tion that has any advantages oyerSthis place for a fine school; and so thoroughly are our citizens alive in that particular, that they are now making brick for that purpose. 'ss
 m fs ssN @sao. A. SPEcTAToF.s
Des Arc citizen., 1859-06-29

interested in it's volume. How often does
 memory, either in moments of joy or sor- row .asecall vivldiyto us days that have long gone hya There is noobivion to the pastsas long as. reason holds her scepser over owe, our brain. This being the case, oh !! how necessary t is that we should do as we would beldone by; lead aSpreper lifsn every respect, soitharwhensshe seredrolion of the,past shall come upon us, t will he a source of pleasure, and not of pain,
Des Arc citizen., 1859-06-29

With the prevailing fashion of evening drsses in his mind, a newspaper writer says If Austria should be too much for France and the invaders should reach Paris, the patriotic and diepairing ladies of the empire, scorning to survive it's fall, would not find it necessary ito bare their bosoms to the weapons Of the enemy.n Their milliners have saved them the trouble.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-06-29

T F. GATEWOOD, ATTORNEY AT II LAW Des Arc, Prairie county, Arkansas. Will practice in the counties of. Prairie. Ar kansas. Monroe, St. Francis. Jackson, White, Conway. and Pope. He will give prompt at tention to all business entrusted ssto nm. R--;s5- OFFICE-OvER TowN HALL. Frith's New Building first door. febiS-tf
Des Arc citizen., 1859-06-29

IT w. MARTIN, ATTORNEY AT LAW, l Des Arc. Prairie county. Arkansas. Will practice in the counties of Prairie, Arkansas, Monroe, St. Francis, Jackson and Whlte. G5F Prompt attention given to the collection of claims; also, the locating, selling and pay ing taxes on land. g1g Office on Lyon street.
 sept26-tf
Des Arc citizen., 1859-06-29

TIE WIT OF A BELLE.-Eion. Henry Stuart Foole, late Senator in Congress from Mississippi, and afterwards shin ing light in California, is attracting con siderable attention in the South at this time. It seems he is endevoring to look young again, and has donned a brown wig and dyed his beard and moustache. Last winter the ex- governor was figuring about the parlors of the St. Charles Hotel, in New Orleans, in a flowing wig of dark brown locks. and enormous beard and mousiache of the deepest jet, which would have done honor to ia general of the French Imperial Guard. As he passed the large mirrors he never failed to cast an adminng look at his own reflection, and not only smiled al himself, but was the cause oi laughter in others who beheld him.
 One evening ejolned a group of gentle men who surrounded a young aud charn- ing belle, and soon addressed some re- mark to her. She returned a look of sur prise, as if she did not know him. ]" Why Miss -, said our venerable friend 4 YOU don't seem to know me- " Oh yes,' said she. apoogelically. "ihere is something quite familiar to me in youl voice; but really I can't recoilect your ] name." My name, Miss -, is Fooe." An. now understand il. once knewa Gov. Foole, of Mississippi
 but did not know that he had son a young as you arei' q Thank you. Miss , owe YOU one." saId the orator as he turn
 ed away; for his self-possession was no
 proof against the wit of the mischieyou
 belle.