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Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-12-07

all unite, and the State Governor equal to any emergency that may be forced upon her in common with other slave holding States. We are ready to account to the Independent for any deprivation to it's con stituency of a chance to display their forensic abilities. The charge that :" the unto ? had selected candidates, is false. We can tell the Independent this: The disorgan- izers selected their candidates last winter. Federal Hemmingway is to be Governor, Duval to go to Congress and even the federal offices were appointed. The marsh alship of the northern district Is claimed by three, but they might as we'll whistle against the wind The President has the appointing power yet.
 We clip the following from the Warren Sunbeam. It is suggestive:- = :" THE RIGHT SORT OF W WoRK.-Our exchanges tell us that officer of the Pennsylvania militia has dsarmed negro military company that re- gently paraded in the streets of Philadelphia. No doubt thls step was induced by the Harper's Ferry alalr. The sensible men of the north will now understand what the abolitionists mean by having negroes trained in military tactics-'
 The Madison Journal attributes much of the sickness in and about that town to the use of impure we'll water. Cisterns are to be built there, capable of supplying the town with pue rain water. Little Rock suffers from the same cause. Indeed, our physicians, when called upon to prescribe Tor chlldIen, advise the use of rain water if possible and its substitution for we'll water has effected cures, that all the diorreha medicines failed in. What has become of that artesian well project?
 We are indebted to the Napoleon Planter for the following item:
 "Fity-six bales of cotton was burnt on the bar, Tn front of this city, on last Wednesday. The fire was discovered by the steward of the Rudd House. aDout o'clock, who gave instant alarm and through the prompt exertiOns of the wharf boat of hcers, and citizens the fire was, extnguished with out dolng further damage, although the bar was covered with cotton and d very strong wind blowing. We learn that Dr. Jordon, of Jefferson county. is the heaviest looser.'
 The Helena Note Book has an article concerning Judge Hanly that does infinite credit to that gentleman. He said that while he did not decline the honor of 2 nomination to Congress he believed the nominee should be from the north or west. He is for the cause, for principles and sub
 
 ordinates self to these. What contrast between him and another True merit like Judge Hanly's is content to wait. Let the people remember this. Mr. Ramsey, of Phillips county, sent the editor pumpkin that weighed ll9poundS. The same paper has a letter signed by w. l.. Martin, iel- low whom Hindman took around with him saying that he Is the author of the Viator letters, that he is responsible and all that sort of stuff. A late copy of the Batesville Sentinel proves that Niator lied, and the editor of the Arkansian has proof positive in his hands, that Hindman Is Niator.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-12-07
Potatoes, Potatoes.

MRS. GRAHAM would respectfully in 4sA form the citizens of Little Rock and her friends and patron, in particular that she has re- ceived very choice lot of Irish Potatoes at her Millinery Store on Main street, which she wll sell in quantities to suit purchasers-they are all secur- ed in good cellar and can be warranted free from frost R. A. GRAHAM.
 Dec :, 1859
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LaN -ai AEis BLANKETS !l-Just scrnton tl wtIe iarge lot of Blankets of every de. Dec eap iorc cash. r------- A. J. HUTT.
 M Gin Bands, for sale by VI superior --ee A. J. HUTT
 NADDLER4! SADDLERYll-Jrr, k) received large and well selected lot of saa dlery. For sale cheap, apply to 'au-
 Dec A. J. HUTT
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-12-07

Tubs, Buckets and Churns. = NESTS Painted Tubs; C $ Cedar Tubs;
 ? dog Cedar Buckets; 10 '' Painted q
 3 Cedar Churns. Dec Al. HJTT
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-12-07

r Es Life may be merry as we'll useful L'efy person that owns mouth ha always good opening for a laugh
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-12-07
A CARD

MIR. HARRIS TRAVERS begs leave to A7E inform his friends and the public generally. that his BENEFIT will take place on Friday, Dec. 9th-on which occasion an attractive bili will be offered, which he hopes will meet with their ap- probation and support. Dec Ii
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KINNEAR & HUGHES.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS K GROCERIES AND DRY GOODS, HARD w ARE, Queensware. Boots, E x Shoes, Hats, Caps Cigars, Tobacco, Liquors, etc, etc. At their old stand on Main street, Little Rock Dec 7 1859
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-12-07
$50 REWARD.

$50 REWARD, WILL be given for the apprehension w and delivery of CHAS. BEAM or BEON, but gave his name here John Spalding. He is from St. Louis, and was employed on Market and Olive streets IS driver on the Car. He is man about 5 feet inches high, sandy complexion, blue eyes and cross eyed very curly hair and has very little to say. HENRY NICkLES,
 CHARLES MCCREANAR s=E3- St. Louis Republican copy times and Memphis Appeal l week, and forward their bill to this office.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-12-07
Ladies Dress Goods

EINANCI Toilet Articles, Trimmings. k Toys, etc, etc bran new stock anda good supply always on hand, and for sale low at
 MRS. J. A. kINNEAR'S
 Main street, next door to Theatre building. Dec
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-12-07
'gular Little Rock, Van Buren and For
SfQlLn F dCkGt LEO M

w. w. REASONER, MASTER. WILL run during the entire ,E4se,6sslllss.ss.ztr. w Season between the above points. For freight or passage apply on board.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-12-07
A H o Y L E
EXECUTORS SALE.

RI virtue of an order of the Court of A1 Probate of Saline county, made at the Octo- Der term thereof, le59 the undersigned will offer for sale to the highest bidder, OR Monday. the "a day of January, 1860, at the residence of John S Gee, deceased, about ten miles south east of Benton, the following described lands and slaves belonging to the estate of said ohn $. Gee, dec'd, tO-wt:
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-12-07
More New Goods.

NOIe New Goods. Y HAVE JUST RECEIVED PER" II H. Tucker''-
 pieces 40 inch Pillow Case Cotton; /" Silk Warp Alpaca-very nice; fine lot of Drab and Purple Merino; Brown Linen Table Damask, in patterns;
 < by the yard Shawls, of all kinds and at all prices; splendid Silk Dress Patterns-the Bon Ton; large assortment of Woolen Comforters; Opera Hords-a very nice article; Silk Cheneile Scarfs, that are tip top; large lot of Bleached and Brown Domestic, The above goods Twill exchange for cash at very good terms withany person that will favor me with 8 call. (dec ll l.. M EIIKINS
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-12-07

uoI on hand, and for safe cheap aft ~ CLEMENTS X WILLETT'S. fancy arti. cle ot Ornamental Parlor Bells, Tea Bells. Dinner Bells and Auction Bells, Tea Boards and Waters.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-12-07

ID F c VED AT CLEMENTS q h WILLETT'S, , dozen Gold Pens Foolscan and Letter Paper, Brass Hooks and Pullies. Reed Necklaces, Coral Necklaces, Cologne, Bay Rum. Soaps fancy, Shawl Pins, Key Rings, etc.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-12-07

TIE USEFUL AND THE OESAMENTAL.- The principal of a boarding school for young ladies, in New York, advertises ad- yantages afforded by her establishment, inslructionon the sewing machine, and the piano..
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-12-07
Broons, Broon,s

BrOOn1s, Brooms. f0 DOZ Corn Brooms, assorted quail I V ties. Dec ' A. J. HUTT.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-12-07

A LOT of Shovel Flow Moulds and bal 4 \ Iron ready cut for |" Bull Tongues just re- ceived and for salebv
 Dec MCPHERSON & NEWBERN.
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Baskets.

A LARGE lot of fine Work Baskets 4 A just received, and which will be sold very low. Dec MRS. JONES'
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-12-07
tile Rock, Dec. [. 1859. It's

Christmas is Coming. ' HAVE just received one of the largest K assortments of Fine Toys ever brought to this market. all those wishing to make Christmas had better call early and get the best
 Dee MRS. JONES.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-12-07

E IST of letters remaining in the post E 4 office at Little Rock Ark, on the Both day of November, 1859, which if not taken out will be sent to the general post office as dead letters.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-12-07

USI received per steamer "Undine"- O IS No. Avery Flows;
 Is Mo- l2 l"
 Dec LOUI GEORGE.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-12-07
Produce and Provisions

FISH. 4 FRESH lot of Mackerel and White 4 N Fish on hand at
 Dec KINNEAR & HUGHES.
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Light Light I,ichtI

-Irc,rr HA5Ht! 1iSut!
 LUST received, an extensive assortment c of Coal Oil Lamps, Wicks and Chimpeys of every description; also Is ibs best Coal Oil, at
 Dec J. A. HENRY'S
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BUTTER.

10 HALF barrels choice Goshen Butter, lO just received and for sale at
 Dec KINNEAR X HUGHES'
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-12-07

M AChEREL! MACKEREL Just na received, brls Mackerel For sale cheapby A, I. HIJTT
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-12-07
Theatrical.

Theatrical.
 , PIECES Crimson and Blue Velvet, ~ suitable for Actors Costumes. also old Erin ges' Gold and Silver Tassels and Spangles just re- oeHeo at J. A. HENRY'S.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-12-07
Flows, Flows, Flows.

HOOP SKIRTS-A large lot of the 4 | latest style of Hoop Skirts. For sale cheap.
 Dec A | UTr'rT
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Cloaks and Mantles
 hEAI variety of the latest styles and Eo different qualities, just opened at IVY ]. 4. HENRY'S.
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.8 This paper has been selected for publishing the estray notices for 1859 at one dollar for each estray notice advertised. The fee must al- ways be sent with the notice. All money sent by mail is at our risk
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-12-07
This Is from the Brownsville Echo.

" PRAIRIE COUNTY FILLING UP.-The emigration from east of the Mississippi into Arkansas and Texas, is certainly double or treble that of any former year. And still they come. We are glad to see this, although we apprehend that Texas is getting the larger portion. Still, as far as our county IS concerned, we cannot complain. New corners are settling in around us thick and fast We learn that several gentlemen have bought or are about 10 buy lands i'll the rich woods-the gar. den spot pf 4Arkansas-and settle Others have purchased homes nearer Brownsville, while some have been on visit, are pleased with the country. and have returned home after their families and Will be here sometime during the winter.''
 The following Is from the Madison Pioneer:
 "FREIGHT.-The freight house at the Madison Depot, Is literally crowded with goods from all parts of the county The freight house is not half large enough to accommodate the business that is now done by the road. This looks well for the success of the rod when finished through to Fort Smth.'
 We find, in the Jefferson Independent, a statement that Judge Bocage's jack-screw cotton press is capable of pressing and turning out bale every ten minutes with six or eight hands. A correspondent presses the claims of Judge Fletcher for Governor. A good man and true; ener- getic yet safe; possessed of sound iudgmenY and steadfast principles, Le would make a, excellent Governor. Should the conven- tion select him, and he will come into ii with great deal of strength, the part, will have man on whom they cal
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FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS.
IA n
10. New aud Elegant Stock OF
l'AIII DRY GOODS
At CRENSTtR, QUARLES j. co.'s

Ne ~. BROAD STREET.
We have iGst received our entire stock of + ALI
DRY GOODS, embracing all the new designs that
are IN market this season, and shall continue 10
add To our assortment ty every arrival. so as to
present ~ all times ini aud complete stock ni
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC GOODS.
in ladies' Dress Goods. CLOAkS. MANTf.ES.
SHAWLS. SKIRTS. EMBROtDERIES, LACES.
WHITE GOODS, TRIMMINGS, &c. we have a
larLe and varied selection. and at prices that Will
suit the most economical buyers.
IN gents Goods, We have the largest stock ever
offered, such as French and English CLOTHS,
Black and Fancy Casslmeres, Black aud Fancy
NELVET and SILK FESTINGS, LK HDkFS.,
LARS. six and Cambric UMBRELLAS, Nerno
and Wool SHIRTS and DRAWERS. SUSPEN-
IERS. &C.
In chi dren's Goods, we have bright colors in
small Figured and Checked Goods, III all the DIFF
fereHt abrics.
In HOUSEKEEPING GOODS our stock cannot
In SERVANTS' GOODS We have large and
splendid stock ct the hest makes, and at low prices
We invite an examination of our Goods as the
best test nt their quality. ST, lie. and price.
sc 23-lm CRENSHAW, q UARLES & co.
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~, snlS.y,Iags hsvn now received their stock
of FAIL, ana " NTER GOODS, and invite attcn-
lion 10 the assortment, hoping 10 aief suen
,yepfs IN II, Ii, eaANty. price and variety, as viii
meet the wants Of All their customers, ,Ne nov
manufacture our avn goods, haNinE es,shisaeu "
maaulsetars al New ark. y. j., hnocf .Le HlahsSe
,'ent ri Nr Wm TurnsR, ST., where az our
.,.,,is sre made with nnCa care IS IL pnSs'tIe
sx".iIi ANA the varIops siyles ct goods offered
arc rertsinls tip-ter IN quality, anu as senteei ~
appearance and s e as an, thns p,sa9Ceo sa,s
ss}ss" We Fl Rfys ens2ESMs 5Ss iaf +: " s's" variety
sin Ml1M 1MiEFLHToN cASSI MERE;
pf.AcK Ann BROWN BEAyER; ''' ~
Mot olIFF oil1IF{FF wvlAVFn' FACE cASs;
CLARET WAVED FACE CASS.;
50 assorted. rs te shape and pFce, that fear no
competition. Suifee it to say, our stock is large
an" 'S,''S'Sl &e BSJ'SSlNs$s COATS;
2es FAIRS ,pASSSSi,M,ERE, pANfs;
Of Cashmere. Cashmere, Cloth. Velvet. Silk-all
iaale up IN the latest Style worn. and recommended
toJ thelr septnei appearance aud sessonable shape
oar stock viii be rerienlShed by each steamer
mar he introduced viii receive our attention. and
our customers Viii have the benefit of it.
'"' is'SSf'' GFNTS' FURNISHING GooDc.
For Fail and Winter wear, has been received. We
40 d@x' Sas NECK TIES. STOCKS and cRAvATss
3aj dog, superior YOKE SHIRTS;
29o do1' NSbbii.. ASS' various Styles
7S siez P0CkET. .HANDKERcHTEFS
10o toz. SOCNS, al kinds:
io ~ wfich cali attention. knowing that in
the io. can please most every body with some
thn- nj goA3 quality IT a low price. We still con-
'''''N ''''' SHIRTS To ORDER.
and know the stock an hand as we'll rs those made
taE particular customer orders. are the best IN the
jCited Ststes. " cannot ne eXCelled in this ar
iiclc, rs our customers prevloas 20 this time
G0osS MADE TO ORDER,
and atS guaranteed. UuT manufacturer rs practI-
la. 50 that Ne can approach our customers with n
confidence sustained by the capacity of the person
y itn makes loNts.
,'aII a. Ne. 10 Aiain street. and We will DO yea
IQsj. an examination and selection of such
goods is sou D3ay need Viii prove. We are selling
EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH!
Therefore can and Will give yen better article for
all who Wish IN pay then oWn debts and not be sub
lsci 80 gruht Sufficient t. cover the losses
Ssi.G nv those trh0 tUG, Crsditsf. and do p ot
pfg." wll trade ct the CASH STORE, No 10
FALL. AND WINTER FASHIONS.
1853 AND 1850.
the subscribers have taken the agenes for Wm.
tilvat-nS>' report ot Fashions, ana can recon-
Heud the U,cst reliable one published. The
Rapoi .S ISSUED sery yearly, and as Mr.. s5iencross
ls c"nml nicStlon with The Pans reports, issued
monthly. wGiCh issue Is made IN connection with
MS publication. suhscrIt eTs TO hls Report viii have
al the ADVANTAGES necessary Tor the satisfaction oi
their trade. We u,w have copies of the Report
for sale ard eyH!h.ti-H. Independent Of the sheet
Of drafts usually accompanying either reports, one
or TWO patterns 0f new STYLES are also aIvea, rem
deTlug the work Invaluable. sc S-ts
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a. az = clock precisely, anlcss diane Win ,v
The r. ras thrds hn o. al the msnhers present.
ana did not give sufficient time 10 d,.,.sss -
the morning bnsipess.l - uaspose oi
Mr. Ailston, of $. G., ofrerad the foI,owinv
as an amendment. o Aoiio"ing
Rssotred. That Mt the expirat,an ,c
aef tho g aiding Of the journal fha aasn shs, Ji,
o"fa 70 !he consideration of the order az The day
all The members present. oi tNo~thifus of
=, IN, me usstion was first taken on the amend.
resolution passed. '4o " asinai
lhe House then adjourned
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RA- Life and Fire Insurance.


tapiiGt rspyS. eslted Ger. SS:UOo.OoU:
We are aeeuts for some Of the best Life and Fire
Insurance Companies IN the United States We
nyare lives and property on the MUTUAL PLAN I;
tu the Insured are not liable for nything over his
annual premium. The dividends range from 3315
10 20 per cent. We beliege satisfy those
wishing insurance that they sate from 10 10 70
pr csHt. qf their pTenffH1as by insurlng with u.s..
G. KNOW LES IL w AFFORD.
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Now Ready.


WATKINS & FICKLEN
INVITE
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUYERS
TO EXAMINE
Their entirely Nstv Stock Of Fall aud Winter
DRY GOOD s,
Especially Of Ladies'
SPLENDID DRESS GOODS.
Which is larger, more varied and eleg CANT than ever
before offered.
EVERYTHING Is NEW.
PRICES AT THE LOWEST FIG URES.
EXAMINE, COMPARE AND JUDGE.
SPLENDID CLOAES And SHAWLS,
In NEW ROOM the first floor.
H. Very superior
ENGLISH BLEiCHED "A SHIRTINGS,
AT rWELvE-AND-A-HALF CTS
CARPETS:
Velvet, Tapestry. Brussels, Ingram,
Hemp, Cocoa Mating. Druggets.
Floor Cloths. Oil Cloths
"a A large and elegant assortment. %l
WATKINS & FICKLEN,
&c 25-ts l59 Main street.
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In Quebec, a few days since, man was sem
tence to pay fine of fi0 or imprisonment for
80 days, for having iron knuckies concealed
upon his person.
1t is rumored that Miss Evans, author Of
ssBenlah,. has become enamored of the stage,
and will soon appear in a New York theatre
Severe shocks Of an earthquake were felt at
Baton Rouge and Bayou Sara. La, on the 20th
ult.
At Weldon, Halifax county, N. O., A. L.
Pierce il appointed postmaster, vice J. 7.
Evans, resigned
The New York State Agricultural Fair
closed last Friday. Total receipts SIS. .00t, an
increase Of 81, 600 over last year.
The rice mill Of Daniel Hayward, near
Charleston, s. O., was burnt on the 7th inst
Loss eie,O00
The corner. stone Of q town hall was laid ct
Shepherdstown, Va, on the sth Inst.
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SIR JOHN BowRING ON THE PEIHo.-Sir
John Bowring, one of the first linguists in
Europe, while speaking of Peiho, at meeting
of the British Association, recently held at
Aberdeen, said:
"He observed with regret that in maps and
Ia correspondence this river was called the
name. Peiho means simply the river in the
horth-any river to the north of the locality
where you may then be. The real name is
nlen-sln- hoa, that is, the river of Tien-sin
ne would hke to see the correspondence and
maps corrected on this point.
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nzu Dennis a. Bros
DYING AN b CLEANSING ESTABLISHMENT,
FRAhkIJN STREET,

+ RANkLlN ST ne Ell
OPPOSITE METROPOLITAN HALL.
The citizens of Richmond are respectfully IN
formed that we are still in The active prosecution
of the DYING AND CLEANSING BUSINESS,
and have facilities second to none In New ork,
and the only place SoRth qf BaHt1noTs hartHg the
machinery and cOHrsHteeeS for erseHttHg the des-
cripti0a of lrork adrerttSsd fer. Every article
lett At our estabiIs hment is Thoroughly DYED, or
that sat sfacton will he given, Before intrusting
any portion OF a valuable wardrobe upon the sun
pie merits of an advertisement, shosld he
pleased 80 show specimens of work done at our es-
tab lshdent. and respectfully invite those inter
cstsd to view our machinery, DC, which Calls LOT
;iB lnvektnent of over 5000. oe Got"
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DIFFICULTIES OF CoLoREp MILITIA A
correspondent of the Newburg Telegraph
from Harrisburg, Pa, says:
We have negro military eomnanv :, o,r
place. Their eyolutions are novel unione
ana entirely unknown TO military men. In
stead OF thirteen inches between breast and
hack, they take about twenty-six inches. for
ihe reason that they are not able to face about
IN time on account of their very large feet
Ihey paraded few days ago, CARRYING their
muskets in amanner which would have made
a Sabbatarian tremble for his life
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NEGRO HUNG.--A negro man was hung by
the sheriff of Plymouth, in Washington CO.,
N. O., on last Friday, in presence of3,0U0 spec
tators, for the murder of white man last
February. The culprit had reason to suspect
undue familiarity on the part of the white
man with his wife, SO he procured pistol and
shot him dead.
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dangerous Woaad.-On Sunday night last
whilst Watchmen Edwards and Rowland
were making heir usual rounds they dis
covered IN Mr.. Montagne's yard en- 7ih street
between Clay and Leigh, "a negro fell ow crawl
ing aoout upon his hands and feet and being
unaoie TO get any answer from him when they
called, they went in, arrested hun. and took
MIN 10 the locK-up. On getting to the light.
ihey found that the fellows mouth and nose
were badly mashed and bruised and that be
had frlghtful wound upon his head but he
was theD unable To give any account of his
Injuries. DR. Gibson was sent for 10 render
nedleal aid to the sufferer. ard on making AN
examination, he discovered that his natient
had hole In the left side OF his head
passing through the skull bone About
l O'Clock the negro, who was evidently very
drunk when he was injured recovered his
CONSCIOUSNESS and power of speech, and gave
MS name as Reuben, stating that he was hired
to Smith q McCurdy. He 1T first said thar ne
e.tefed some gentieman's honse and was shut
III the head, the tau lodging in the back part:
but afterwards gave ii as has opinion thar he
had been struck by slung shot. How or
where he received the iHjury, it is now i'm
possible 10 say bur ii he did not ia and hurt
himself, il is more than probable that he was
in some house " hen he was beaten as fhe
watchmen could neither find his hat nor
traces OF 4 seufile, and 10 oae could tell theia
any thing about the occurrence. AT au early
hour yesterday morning The patient was taken
to the Medical College. where he Will receive
every attention from the Professors and from
DR.. Mason, the resident physician, vino is
always III his post.
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go Great Ear.afns-

FOR CASH. AT
PERKINS d co.'s,
No I4l, EAGLE SQUARE.
a Brown SHIFTING, Heavy, at Cd.
a Bleached - :. at6d.
Super. - - - at 10 cents
The best A a. yef,soid here, at I21a cts.
100 ps Fas. Cole PRINTS, at 6l4 cents
Best English and America PRINTS, at ii cents
% p's EAi.ENTIAS and DELAIN Is, at l21a cts.
Rich Paris DElAlNES, at 6a1z cts, worth STA cts.
DIR ESS SILKS. yer, cheap
e Very Reh SILK ROBES. at sa5, worth s45
klD GLOW rs, as good as Aiexander's, at rs cts.
best lo-4 Bieached SHEETIN5S. at Z3 cts.
PERKINS Il CO,
sc l3-ts No. I4l Eagle Square.
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SPoTs ON THE SUN.-The spots on the sun
are unusually numerous and large this year.
AT the present time there are eleven groups OF
spots visible, two of which have Just made
their appearance on the western edge. A very
large spot has been recently observed nearly in
the centre, embracing a central black spot and
still larger pennmbral region. 1t is said to
be undergoing daily remarkable changes