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Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-30
Spring Millinery and Fancy Goods.

M RS. Graham is now receiving her M spring stock of Millinery and Fancy Goods at her new store. corner Main and Cherry sts, in which may be found the following, viz:
 Bcnneta of all patterns and styles, Ribbons of every variety, Ladies' Misses and childrens Hats
 Embroidery.--h superior article of hosiery, Gents and Ladies Pocket Handkcrchiefs, Ladies' children and Misses work Skirts, Steel and Rat tan Hoops, Ladies Gloves. A superior article of Gents Shirt Collars and Bosoms, with sundry arti ces too numerous to mention.
 Ii.Lln Rock. March An ,hq
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-30
Cotton Yarns
For Sale.
 VHNHE E hul1 and ca hin of tba Staapoar Vi,

NHE hull and cabin of the steamer Vii.
 A ginia Belle, now lying at the port of Little Rock, is offered for sale. Said boat was built in 1856, is l30 feet in length, and 9 feet in beam, and is provided with IT state rooms, office, bar and all necessary pantries and store rooms, etc.
 Any one engaged in a forwarding and commis- sion business or hotel keeping will fndlsaid boat in every way adapted to their purpose. If desired the cabin and hull will be sold separate and at a great bargain. Any further information may be obtained upon application to Messrs. Merrick X Wassell, Little Rock, or on board where her in- spection certificate for 1859 can be seen.
 March 90, 1859. 4w
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-30

Es A Dutchman being asked how of- ten he shaved, replied, s'Dree times . week, evffery tay but Soontay; den slaves efery tay."
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-30

MARRlED-ln Dallas county, on the 17th inst, by the Rev. A. R. Banks, Mr. FRANKLIN HARvrLL to MissIoUIsA WHITE.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-30
Spring and Summer Millinary.

w Would call the attention of the Ladies ] to the elegant assortment of spring and summer Mllinary' consisting of fine hair and chip Bon nets Also fine crape and illusion Bonnets, flow CTS, very fine assortment, and ribbons unsnr passed in beauty quality and price. Ladies, favor me with a call. MRS. JONES
 Little Rock March 3O ,5q
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-30
Embroyderieg and White Goods

NEW style Collars and Sleeves in sets, " Ladies fine Embroidered Skirts and morning Robes, infants dresses and night Robes, Jackonets and null musns, crnoline mulls, demty, Pedew Cloath, dotted and plain Swisses, lace, muslin, linen, cambricks and white Organdys, corded mus fins for shirts, chdren's embroidered pants and jackets, infants embroidered cashmere blankets and shirts. Just received and for sale at
 Little Rock, March 30, '59. MRS. JONES'.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-30
AN ACT 10 change Me lime Qf Aold;ng Me

Cieeua Courts in He County ot Desha.
 SEC. l. Be t enqcted 6y Me Generol .4s- seoJly ot He .Stote of Arhansas, That the circuit courts in the county of Desha, shall hereafter be held on the fourth Mondays in May and November in each year.
 SEC. ?. Ind Je a .tarther enocted, That all actions, process, and other matters of whatever kind, now retulnable, pend- ing or cognizable in said circuit court, shall be returnable and cognizabe at such new terms, in the same manner and with like effect as if no change had been made in the time of holding the same.
 SEC. 3. Beatunher enacted, That all laws conflicting with this act, be and the same are hereby repealed, and that this act take effect and be in force from and afterits pas sage.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-30
New Goods.

LUST received from market fine stock y of summer goods, of almost every variety in use for spring and summer Some styles entirely new in this market.
 The Ladies are invited to call and examine quail. ties and prices before purchasing.
 March 30, 1859. I. A. HENRY.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-30
IRON, nails and castings, full assortment.
 \ March l6, '5S MERRICK X WASSFI l..

March l6, '5s. MERRICK < wAssEI L. THE STATE OF ARKANsAs,l
 COUNTY OF HAMPSTEAD.
 Office ofthe Clerk of the Hampstead Circuit Court
 in Chancerv, in vacation, March Sd, A. D. 1859. Rebecca Bedford, by her next
 friend, William Barker Com Bill and Petition
 plainam. 6r D;rosas 's'O''
 vs. JT O'ooree' William Bedford, Defendant.
 YSHIS day came said complainant. bv N Royston, her Solicitor, and filed her bill and petition herein, charging that or about the four teenth day of April in the year one thousand. eipht hundred and fifty seven, she was lawfully married to said defendant, in the county of Pike. in the State of Arkansas, and then and there became his lawful and welded wife; that she and the said de- fendant lived and cohabited together as man and wife, from that time until some time in the month of June, in the year one thousand eight hundred and fty-seven, in the said county of Pike, when he wiIlfully deserted and absconded bimsel, from said petitioner, without any reasonable or other cause whatsoever, and has ever since remained separate and apart rom said petitioner, and she pray for divorce from the bonds of matrmony, and it ap- bearing rom an affidavit attached to said bill and petition, that the said Bedford is q nonresident of the State of Arkansas
 It is therefore ordered that the said defendant be notihed Of the pendency, nature and object of this suit, and that unless he shall be and appear before the Hampstead Circuit Court in Chancery sitting, on or before the third day of the next term thereof at the Courthouse in said county, to be holden on the 9th Monday after the 4th Monday of March, A. D. 1859, and plead, answer, or demur to said bill the same will be taken confessed, and de- cree entered accordingly. And it is further order ed, that copy of this order be published in the True Democrat, a newspaper published in the State of Arkansas. for two weeks successively, the last insertion to be at least four weeks before the com mencement of said next term of said Circuit Court, and that the same when so published, be taken and deemed sufficient notice to said defendant of tine nature object and pendency of this suit.
 Teste, $. T. SANDERS, Clerk.
 True copy from the record.
 Teste, S. T. SANDERS, Clerk.
 March 30, 1859 2w Cost of adv. s.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-30
APPROVED, 1st Feb, 1859.

AN ACT to prohi5H Me emancipation of
 slaces
 SEC. l. Be a enacted by Me Generd As- semeblg ot' Me .State ot Artansqs That l there shall be no further emancipation of slaves in this State
 SEc. ,. Any deed, last will, or other act emaneipadng any slave or slaves, shall, so far as the emancipation is concerned, be deemed a nulIitv.
 SEC. 3. That all laws which conflict herewith are repealed from the passage of this act
 ApPRoyEp. 2l Feb. l8lQ
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-30
C Q NJ NJ E R CI Al,
OFFICE OF THE DAILY TRUE DELTA

SUGAR-Fair to fully ftr534@G14c
 MOLASS ES-l209 bbls. changed fands at290 3Oc for termentng, and 3l14@5215c for prime to choice; also 200 half bbls at 5ld G.
 FLOUR-Tne demand was limited. Sales, 100 hbls s5pertne, in two lots, at $6 and some small lets at S6 l215.
 CO2N-The sa'es com7risei ,, ,590 sacks, includ- ing 5a3 white at 9}e 225 in lots, at 95c, and the rendue at 92@95 z zP0RK-Mess resailed al sl9 59; several lots DRY sALTED MEATS, ,ooopieees sides sold at s 8c.
 BACON-5o casks rrime rib sides brought 914c. WHlSKY-Retailing al Pc for rectfed.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-30
Gloves and Lace Mits.

WI HlTE, Black and colored fine Kid w Gloves, handsome assortment. Also a great variety of Lace Mits at MRS. JONES'
 Little Rock. March 30 '5q
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-30
Notice to Pre- -Emofors

Notice to Pre- -Emptors.
 STATE LAND OFFICE,
 Little Rock, Ark} M NOTICE is hereby given that on Mon- day, the 25th day of April next, will pro- ceed to hear evidence, investigate and decide all cases of exemption claims, to swamp and over- flowed lands that are contested or in any way dis puted.
 Parties in interest are hereby notified and re- quired to come forward with their proof, on that and succeeding days that their claims may be in quired into and determined
 B. F. OWEN
 State Land Agent, Lnte Rock District. Narcb lSlQ
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-30

Premium Chewing Tobacco. D boxes Oronoko sun cured; Aa $ Virginia premium; < Ringoid <
 ? '' Diadem
 ? '' flat leaf .s
 l bbl. smoking tobacco. Cheap for cash by D. BENDER. March 50, 1852
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-30
Cop artnership.

INHE subscribers having entered into CO., K partnership for the purpose of manufacturing lumber, at Little Rock; will furnishing ready dress ed flooring, weatherboarding and shefng. Persons having lumber on hand to plane will find it to ther interest to give a call.
 In connection with the saw and blaming mill, we have first rate corn mill that will grind from ten to fifteen bushels per hour. All orders for saving blaming and grinding will be promptly attendea to from and after the 22d of April.
 liberal price in cash will be paid for all saw logs that may be offered at our mill
 JOHN ADAMSON,
 VIM. ADAMSON, March B, '59. If JOSEPH BROWN.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-30
Mantilloes, MantillCes.

\ VERY large assortment of fine Silk ll and Grape Mantilloes at very low prices. Al so misses and childrens talmas at
 Little Rock, March 90, '59 MRS. JONES
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-30
 Shaker Cbojre

Shaker Chairs. ? dog. Split Chairs; C do Cane do do. Cane seat sowing rockers. Cheap for clsh by D. BENDER. March 90, lS59
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-30

NLATS & HArS.-A large assortment t' of all colors Misses and chdrens hats, asosu- perfne leghorn flats, for sale at MRS. JONES'.
 Mnrch Seth. ls59
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-30
N EW A VERTIS EM ENTS.
Summer and Spring Dress Goods.

{ CONSISTING of summer silks, bareiges, V double skirts, plain and robe de organdys, double skirts plain and robe re briliants painted brillants jaconets plain and double skirts muslin few patterns of half mourning organdys and bar eges, few patterns GrlnaGian, white and black shdllerys, for safe at MRS. JONES'.
 Marcn iNLh lS5Q
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-30
CATTLE MARKET.
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.

FURNISHED BY MERRICK wAssELL.
 Arrivals. March 22-lrene Jordan, from Napoleon. {" 2EQuapaw, from New O..elns. < 25--S. H. Tucker, from Ft. Smith. !" 25--Red Wing, from Napoleon. ( 25-tenry Fitzhugh, from Cincinnati. < 26-Niolet, from Ft. Smith. '' 26-Grtpe Shot, from Cincinnati " 27-Arkansas, from Napoleon.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-30
Departures.

March 22-Mary Cook, for Ft Smith, 2-Quapaw, for New Orleans. < 25-Henry Fitzhugh, for Ft. Smith, " 25-Grape Shot, for Ft. Smith, {" 26-Hickman, for Cincinnati
 " 27-S. H. Tucker, for Ft. Smith. 2'-Arkansas, for Napoleon.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-30

IT MDERRELLAS & PARASOLS, of U q great variety, for sale at MRS. JONES'.
 March 3nth lS5Q
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-30
Mourning Goods.
Patent Coal Oil Lamps.

pAREGES, muslins, and lawns, for M mourning and halfmourning
 March 30, lS59 J. A. HENRY.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-30

Sundries. ENRESH Baltimore Cove Oysters; -E Fresh Lobsters; Fresh Salmon; '' Cod Fish; Pie Fruit;
 Fresh Preserves of all kinds Mackerel in Barrels and half Barrels; Salt Herring; Dried Herring; - Porter, Ale, Old Bourbon Whisky; Corn Whisky;
 French Cognac and
 Domestic Brandies
 Holland Gin; Port, Madeira and Sherry Wines; Vinegar, etc., Which will be sold low for cash by March 30 lS59 JACOB HAWKINS
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-30

V ALLECINES collars and sets, fine
 assortment just received bv March 70, 1859 uENpy
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-30

A IL persons indebted to the undersign- A ed, either by note or upon account for last year, are requested to come forward and pay up, and save costs. POPE X ANDERSON.
 March 30, 1859.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-30
FOUND.

A N amount of money, which the owner 1A can have, by giving full description of the same to N. II. FISH, Pine Buf Ark.
 MTch 30, 1852 Ccs- O a V. S2 St
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-30

X SPLENDID assortment of lace and "A made mantles, worth the special attention of the Lldes. just opened and for sale by
 March 70, 1859. J. A. HENRY
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-30

GrOCeries. LUST received per steamer Quapaw, sP D sacks TO coffee; II bbs. prime sugar; l case table sat; 10 boxes star candles.
 IMMERSION & NEWBERN. March 30. 1859.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-30

SoME very pretty patterns just received o and for sale. I. A. HENRY.
 March 30 lS5q
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-30
Sugar and Coffee.

LUST received per steamer Quapaw, s1 from New Orleans, Urge lot of choice sag r anl coffee; which will be sold very low by
 March 50, lc59 JACOB HAN KINS.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-30
CANE HILL COLLEGE


 "A can have, by giving full description of the same to N. II. FISH, Pine Buff, Ark MTch 3o, 1859. Ccs O a V. s2 3t
 CANE HILL COLLEGE. NHlS Institution is located at Boonsboro, | Washington county, Ark. Cane Hill is noted TOT Its healthtulness it's exemption from tempta- tons and vice, and the moral and religious charac- ter oI its population. It is connected with Van Buren on the south and Fayetteville on the north by line of daily stages.
 FACULTY. Rev. F. R. EARLE, A. B., President and Bucb anan Professor of Mental and Moral Science. $. DOAk LOWRY, A. NJ, Professor of An cient Languages.
 P. ". BUCHANAN, A. B., Professor of Mathematics and Natural Philosophy.
 TUITION FEES, PER SESSION IN ADVANCE. Primary Department. ...................Sl .Sll co Preparatory Department. ent..........-.... l5 % Regular College Glasses es.............. 20 60 Contingent fee... ......................, l % The collegiate year opens regularly or Monday after the thirI Sabbath in September, and i, divided into two sessions of twenty weeks each. Boarding, including room furnish washing, and fuel c2h he obtained in the vicinity of the col lege at Two Dollars per week. By order of the Board.
 s. DOAK LOWRY, Sec'g.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-30
press aoods

GRENADINES. organdies, bereges and M musns, in double jupes, robe a quille, robe a la and founces, something new and very desira- ble. Call and examine them, you all know the rule, no trouble to show goods at HENRY'S.
 March. 30 lS59
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Bodrh an6 Rooms.
NUTH-AVENUE HOTEL,
ON PiFTH-Av VENUE,
49, In.~rs-stou Of Brosdv,y. rp,sl-- Aaasor sisifs'
EsS-T I,'.f,l oa 1870.

az OPENED AIbi 81 SJ, 1879.
This L.a;ou met d'sif Dr 81 soy !" 90. a .
city, y.y bear aud o"A'en'H- ~ @-' '~''1 ''i'
Tn ,n,i-e e he estabi.rrel ~ The fe'
,s,r .ney AZ relce and render ne mo, 90 i'i-'1
a1d hoa like Ho,el Ia 'ne world. ,,- -. .-,
All In.prD, ec.eDts inst oDrHi't' AM nav -
sas,.s have been iLfIoducfd ..
yrv prra.iof la. taken Dung c)ui'rn9 % scuis
The uo,fve .afe,y ge.s rym itt ea.s-is o.
e D. cyi.ou douO'e sys- eA'tu IRON .hr r'cS v
~ d. ,of Az OF the zoos 90 be- And ar 'eptsca %
L., If cen. IT. rskiSg The entire structure n prot
o,b.f np It.L. prove cuts ~ acoiitYl 20 fhr r-A
.i~qr,s . VERTICAL RAILWAY 10 nearly compl-ted. -
cow, from me br. 70 ihe upper hoo' pan WHICH
admits Of 10 po-siblty 4 accident
Lo.y AID continuous cffidoFs 'o'rus prnulai
I, hnsa T.. you each Of he sofes give Light ald
Al, In The bithfc 4. gree 10 every apartment
liberal eppopFiL-d - puDlc DIsFirg A'Is
=. parrrt con- &c log which s-c tus Drin- Rooms tn-rr
o., No pruersdr Hail sGit-s of spscou r<rtJ CHAMBERS
a.. Dr.s.ir Rocr with 81 the mdern corv-uiecc-s n4Fr
b-en especially designed Tor the coGlo lAhe' uso's
partie. and O.. gle geuueuen MI.
ptch. a. cousitug the 1urrals a The day ard 81 ne
70 YER i.c. TOT inefcor.@ ala ou'lu-ss hs D"
so5sd .oth- oth.r fcs urts Of me h snf tasie
I.,g Ortcs connecting viii al PNti oi re collfy
d stt Chess Rooms # the uo-i tf9!ov'd stsc .Ii eP
ire,. ar provided az tue ~ gu's And tn pablo
Tie Fllit1e AID ev'ry s.ioIe 81 sc ir ne e. .'isl
bave hn expressly designed ana Manufactured ' h- fF n
AVENUE bOTEL. -
.r.S with the hou,e prase direct 20 tlf ld-ANEHCh
sOTEI iu orcer 20 iusar- iu M ea'e st'enii0u-
br ortsnysliou e this Hotel has rn Ter tre d'fec
, Of NJ PARAN STEVENS propretot 4 The Beyer- aad
Teuct Houses IN Boston and Bse AID PcE. CeaE Houses
il sob,Ie .
reK, yst 10 our cisy Wrh much Jesr<ct-
iCur oh-ni-ut s-rvsats.
HITCHCOCK, DARLING c..
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Summer Retreats.

BOARD WANTED on the HUDSON RIVER
ID A n.lensn ard amiy, cous,;u-o f wife t"o children
and rur-- d.sir f.t las. eOARD r Tie remainder o. tue
s.,In a. resu Roa7urg house the sde 81 the u ID
n River not from New YORK They wish liberal accom-
datons wuF Z" pay t N. m EeieeLce' Eaas51
adore.. Box No 1919 ?. o., ewfork.
GUNNER BOARDING st SARAIoGA.-fhn
hes s,srinx Private Board asJ tins superioi sneds
Es srs-iou1 cool srt CUE. Inp- and 'hAdJ play
x,onud. uirutes Fsk nom cocgres
svnrs b, sy,iying lraasd,,siy TEMPLE GROVE HoroE
ssratog> sp;ings. kevfoik.
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fnaueidl.
QUARTERLY REPORT of the MUTUAL
NJ LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY u SFW-rokA, Ma
~ Bruldwey for he Quarter eueiny july 81, 1919


QUARTERLY REPORT ri the MUTUAL
NJ LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY u NV IORA. Ma
az Bruldsey for the Quarter eoeiny july 81, 1873
A..es. a. Per rspnS. S1ih Api I5s
Rsaey's durios thu quarter en5ins lat August
1859 for p~uliLus AID lfere~. <@so
s5seiir1 8
Dstur.r during the qusrtsr........... 1" %bA
c.A s.~., 81, ia
As5iious ss,,s beas intrr,s, &C. rued MOI due.
Def rrrs ptniunss and due fon, asents...... ep.~
Clsius al psid tpot cueL sb,'@
Numbr 4 Policies i.sU-d du~irs fhe dglrsef SS
tUubsr OF Pciici.s ~ force, II. t5'
Amoari Insured sSj,S-5 80.
have earthly examined tho shove '.eDent snd believe he
sane 20 be coi!tyG shkfFAaD HUMANE A"1HJ'
Th. Company orrs The owiBs sivausges to pescns "a.
e. lirg 20 ilsurr their lives:
Csh Assets .hsn thc~e Of ether LIE Inca
nance Company In the Ul;ed Sta;es. accounting to
S5,750.00O.
The proportion Of is Issn Assets 20 the siaonnt 81 rsh
sreeI hsu TIA: OF any other Life i-saaaee Conpny 'ss
United states.
N. Raj, OF Pretm are lower ths- of tho narxy
Life lusuncs CoGPAnies-y,t - D'idencs case 'sn
greater -
thar that q ly ether Life Insurance Company Ia eeet Amer
lea or Eup whc,e expeTinc. -, been made kaowns resSk
il the iga,s tey-eo AvcEsss - Policy hoiders ,
TIE cunbtT q y,s insured in this Ga neaiy rrauy esSs
ts Of .uy o:eer Life us.fsnoe Coz psry r. toe tud ss
,hrs sF1c q security above them el-ths necessary @S
a.er,f- hayiig soupe tCr operutt'n ,,- n,
T As..s u tie Company invested ehcasSry on Dos
!. nj, IA an case a. toCbe the saognt oarec ara ar
~ er.,r A. seven per cent The .ri ano security 0 tas
ou 81 he Con E-Dss csuuot be oNeTrstod
korE The bsin 81 Ills Company IA cOodnf on ens
NJ IN he ..rict-.t Of the teru the eo's
sgr. lcps necessary EXPENSES Acne being tla''sS'I a.
N5eO tisolg he sssurec
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u1ps1ppN LANDS and TOWN PROPERTY.

I'll. undeissneo. b.yiss recently ts-faef no ,ne
we.' pr-rar-d 70 sell some ~ hs CD e-s tse
Lard, suc Los in lows AID So,.ss AmouE wHica ar
= ssre. u1o-y h. rAsrr end C~rtA lo~a a
very Early Also ,n-' W y oD1n., = he sA's 40 -
the Ia e III Org'l. er,ri@. OF Aia al
soux 6es Por,i0us Of the above Pnpry viii b.
Tor n.rrha1Sise or fr.'as. R. F.titr ia tai. y 50 @
IsrSs a. the Pa. This nifty Aso n cutter 49, Nl
Waraf e. the choice; ads Ia Nebp'sh within les 1'
~ ~ r O. PIERCE No IS Viiismit
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Jrsurante Companies.

4 MEXICAN LIFE INSURANCE and TRUST
~ CONPANY -HOTGcY-A DIVIDEND ~ PfVF DOL
LARS PR sHsHE o. - paid - tks sockhoS.;s Il
Coesy oftfer srssofss sfisrusJs uo re rfdIr0a Cf
'hefr sf1>S eertfrss-s NJ oHcs. Ne. IS Wal New
Y-rf - s04r p 70 ssy q ssy. n.rt
AZ "a sEORsE TALAAT. A.znss.
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Ranges.

T. ANE's RANGE and HEATER COMBINED.
IA PATENTED SEPTEMBER. 1883.
The rSEr III ECONOMIC AL RANCE yet Introduced
CHARLES KANE No $40 Bowsry bss leave 10 inform the
pbc that has inoduced Of the most USEFUL aud
ECONOMICAL RANGES yet invested II needs comment
pGfLg baking equal the Brick Oveu and Heating this
aboy The n.ooel and simple 10 It's sransrmenf
AID woks vita adurson uub-s nho nave mad them pat
Up TESTIFY having Cehcses which BE- his store
CHAs. NAME NJ. 3l9 Bowty.
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. w SO SO ,. =. I'm 'i'y boiaay anc
rdteEy ~ lfp d = sGfcuitLs form coarse Nun.
trt = lTP irl.sd p f1ur H. a. 6-lv in h-su
aIt ssA:g. ocsy. pills abor part the DAY oc he
pace U, 's-Ate! PA! LEV Se tf- y e=y .gP' ...sn
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BOARD or TRUSTEES.
FRFDrRICK = WINSTON, NlLLAko albhNohS
VII IAN MOORE JOHN NJ STUART.
rosEpH "a NJ GEORGE K CLARK.
100 mr. 81 NFTrRDY SANIrFI. =. spRpULlS,
~ r. natrN PF ARSON SAMIFL NJ CORNELL,
ItnfN ~ .WJLT LOCUS ROBINSON,
Wu IN NKFR SAMUEL ID BABCOCh,
WILLIAM BELTS. ,MLtS bLAht,
JOlIN p NELHFkTON, DAVID hOADLnn.
JOuN W ADSNORrF, HENkl sMlIhs
ALFRED EDWARDS, MILAN bhApt.
" SMITH Brown. r. poDuEy
RICHARD FAlRlCk, 1tohnh = SOe'
WILLIAM H. POPHAa, WM SrHoSu
YIN. wiz FiFR WILLIAM ". IERMtLfE,
CEPHAS h MORTON, JOHN 4 pEhELie,
FREDERICK 8 WESTON Pre-it-n'
Ac.usy-SHsPP.RD Hossss
s. cre.a-y-isAAc AsBATr . -
Medical Exaainer-NNTUSS POSI- N. ID.
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6ouscs ano farms ruantro.

WANTED;-A GENTLEMAN H wishes e t., to IL IL IKE IL
Closen Sc Person. having such 20 L. WI appy 10
WIN + ESTERBROOK. Builder No. 81 East 25th-st-
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THE briggs PATENT PIANO-FORrEs

al Il the !d scale Of oct1yes The experience
yosm6n, the Creates perfection OF mechanical skill snG the
b.s, l-c a,s.ia enpoyed II their manufacture
1y constructed Sold Eor flame bed pse entirely
pps,se from the relieving ards Ans
q. 5e woodwork from the s.ra!- of the sng uatnz then
much SOLD and endrug There sounding boards
ec lose O. yi5u giving three .nes tie a. Vi
sTsnE surface ounc IN any other rsnoor which he free
ron tie strain Ct the sinst becomes ard pure
srr bra the pianos become oser. Their
The simple If sgd they the sadugias
I'D f4li-.cce- psL rlade Cal ard them
pM HALL L SONS New sror-
Ne. Si5 Brcedway, between Spring and PIuccst
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60 6pcrlsmen.

! r. CROOK, NJ. 80 Fo,on.st,, Manufacturer
~ ard luTorcr 81 FISHING TACKLE in al its variety
Cu,ry Powscr Shot Ecs S,ines aud Fyaes Repair
a.. doHe short notice. Fssbiishcdi in 1887.
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AZ on tie Hucson The tex term viii b--il Sept g. Tn
A.o1s a;se Gsd Ctcr jus: pgbis14o .Gd aay De
hid @. sss-s C,rk, Austc { Saith n. P.rk rog. T +
CFo~ea, e.a, Bcse~.y oo-ero f.hs, or bv ai,rr.ses
I. D. i &. =. MANSFIELD Puncip..A
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R0GERsr RURAL RETREAT, Tor DEMEN

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Ths ecsbsh is,.u;.d fer 10 private Of
psrtrs sreiius from caoEi Aoa
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Kuily cyu-.- ot .stuer- vii - -rpui'u,ly par.l-d
Ihs Popns-. parIr. na Vur,a years expeslsncs = ss
sac Lsts;c Asy Ho.ps - NV -Inrs Oho Cal
forI Ia arc cher ssies, 10 peculiar, hied e.. sesd.rs poa
such c.ss q p..i,uf.
tcu'bs -crrf fr na.ra 5eraureIrL induced
By injurious hstg;s hsss hheo --ga.sd share o. s
isl;or arc aAve been esee ny nu VIVA t-sk-d s1,cess
ne las so BAG ho'ousn s1pen-e u Ling with paiisas
both BY Sra an4 ard.
The gs;iigtou 10 nc; .y si,Gs,.i Cleo Gave
HaFr surTo-rcec ~ large locus g,ys ,.a
Arcres -. mos; ostzniill i.ri'i., feF "a b,ihiur
For i--rs s1erss DAVID ROGERS Glen Gov, L l.
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BsHx DETACHMENT, ALBANY, August 49, 1859.
FIN1IE Securities beld ia trust 0y the Supernt-nd-
EFT Of toe BsLhDy Department for the LAKE MAHOPAC
BANK individual Bank heated ct Mahopc Putnam County.
having beet into money notice hereby given % ns
ho!o,s e the registered circulating Issued by sad 6nk
that such will be redeemed by Srpernt ndeut
seusio Ct The the Comm, csl BACK or Albany.
Albany, n. Y. JAS. NJ COOK Superintendent