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Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-08
Number 49
BrevitY by Telegraph.

The following Is from the History of ths Electric Telegraph, by George Prescott. just issued:
 A lady in neighboring city. desirous of ascertaining-when her husband would re- turn home, sent him message, making the inquiry. to which ho responded that inn portant business detained him, and that he could not leave for ten days.
 The lady immediately replied by sending him another dispatch, in the following laconic manner:
 Ar HONE, August 12. 1859-To r. C. P: Dispatch received. Deuteronomy xxiv. 5. Signed. KATE.
 The gentleman to whom the dispatch was addressed upon referring to the passage in the Scripture alluded to, obtained the following suggestive epistle:
 'When man has taken a new wife, he shall not go out to war. neither shall he be charged with any business; but he shall be free at home one year. and shall cheer up his wife which he has taken''
 The second example is the reply sent to a person in distant city, who, having committed some offense against the law and run away was desirous of ascertaining if it would be prudent for him 10 return. He therefore telegraphed in the following laconic style:
 NEW YoRK, July 4, 1859.--To B. c. M, Philadelphia: Is everything 0. K? T. DIM.
 To which he obtained the following brief reply:
 PHnApELrmA, July f, 1859.-To T. D. M, New York: Proverbs, chap. xvii, 12 E. c. NJ.
 Upon reference to the passage indicated, the individual obtained the following valu- able advice, which, it is to be presumed, hs followed:
 "A prudent man forseeth the evil, and hideth himself; but the simple pass on and are punished"
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-08
VHE PUBLIC BLESSING WHICH

HHE PUBLIC BLESSING WHICH
 II is now universally admitted to exist in Moi
 fats Life Pills and Phoenix Bitters, every day de- nonsrated by their astonishing efficacy in the cases which they are announced to cure. All the com plaints ot the stomach and bowels, weakness of the digestive organs and of the system generally bilious and liver affections, fight levers, headaches piles costveness, consumption, rheumatism, scurvy, i'm purity of the blood, or blotched and sallow com plexions, soon yield to their curative propertes- single trial invariably secures them the title of the best family medicines now before the public.- For sale by the proprietor, W. B. MOFFAT, at his otiice 235 Broadway, N Y and by store keepers and Druggists generally. Nov. 2, 1859 ly
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TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
 NOTICE IS HERFBY GIVEN That

TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That at d sale of lands forfeited for taxes made by William R. Miller, Auditor of the State of Arkan- sas, Joserh W. Martin, on 18th day of February, A. D. lo60, at public auction, purchased the south east of the northwest quarter of section nineteen, of township twelve south, of the base line in range five west, of the fifth principal meridian con taning forty acres, and paid for said tract the sum of three dollars and sixty three cents, and on pay meIt of said sum said Wm E. Miller Auditor as aforesaid, executed to said Joseph w. Martin deed ofsaid tract of land conveying to him all the right, ttle interest and estate of the former owner and of the State of Arkansas in and to said tract of land
 Now therefore, all persons who can set up any right to said tract of land purchased as aforesaid in consequence of any in!orma!itv, irregularty or ilegality connected with such sale herenbeiore set forth, are hereby called upon to show cause at the next March term of the circuit court of Drew coun- ty, in said State, to be begun and holden on the fourth Monday of March, A. D. 1861, at the court house in the town of Monticello, in said county, why said slle aforesaid should not be confirmed pursuant to apetition to be by me then filed OF the chancery side of said court.
 JOSEPH w. MARTIN.
 Auu II 1SG0 Coo+ of od,.
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Mathematics Modern Languages, Music
And other ORNAMENTAL BRANCHES.


 This instiu tr will be under no denominational influence; but Bible will be daily text -oook, and Sacred Vo al Music daily general exercise. Special attention will be given 10 MusIc in the q flerent branches, thrte excellent Pianos having been provided for instruction and practice.
 The SESSION will commence the l0ih of SeI tenn Der and close on the last Thursday of June, 1861. The Institute will embrace dree departments, PRIMARY, JUNIOR and SENIOR.
 The undersigned respectfully solicits fair trial of h;s Institute, which he designs making of he highest order, and pledges himself 10 give entire slisfacton by careful supervision of the COLLIE GIArE DEPARTMENT. by the employmentset the best TEACHERS, aud by hs own experience and SKILL as Musical Instructor.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-08
Sale of Valuable Real Estate in Ecmp.
 stead County.

DY authority of the honorable Probate -lp Court of Hampstead county, Arkansas, made at the July term thereof, lS60 the undersigned, as administrator ot the estate of Henry J. kimbell. deceased, will offer for sale at public auction on Monday, the cM day of Cc,ober, le60 at the court house door in said county. the following described lands and town lots belonging to said estate, wit
 swqr sec. l9
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 nv CT seqr 'o }T.1IS., R. 5W. hf sw or sec. %
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 Containing about 600 acres; the farm of said de- ceased, on which there is large frame dwelling house and meat-house, kitchen, negro cabins, gin and mill house, cribs, stables, shops, etc. The land is mostly good creek bottom and there are 300 acres in cultivation. The place affords good spring and well water and plenty for stock; it is very desirable situation in every respect, being about three miles West of Washington on the stage road to Clarksville, Texas, by way of Columbus and Paraclita
 Lot No. 3 and feet on the south side of lot No. in block No. 6l, and lots Nos 2 and 3 and B feet on the south side of lot No. in block No @, Ill the town ot Washington on which are situated two story frame dwelling, kitchen, rneat-house, etc, with garden and lots adjoining
 The title to the above property is undisputed and indiSputable
 TERMS OF SALE-Bonds with good securities, due in twelve months to draw ten per cent inter- est fiom date until paid and lien upon the pro perty to secure the purchase money. Extension of time may be had if the interest be paid at the end of the twelve months.
 JOHN D. KIMBELL, Admr
 of Henry J. Kimbell, decd. Aug IS, 1860. 4w
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LA GRANGE FEMALE COLLEGE.

LA GRANGE FEMALE COLLEGE. . THE Fall Session of this Institution 1 will open on the first Monday of September next.
 La Grange Female College is located in the healthy and pleasant town oi LA GRANGE, TENN, orty-nine miles east of Memphis on the Memphis and Charleston Railroad, three miles west ot Grand Junction and is accessible by Railroad from all the surrounding States.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-08
rDOTrDyEG

CUGAR, Coffee, Molasses, Flour, Soda, D Indigo, Starch. Candles, Tea and Powdcl- also half barrel Golden Syrup, all of which will be sold low for cash by
 Aug l8 VIM. JONES.
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extra per month. .................. lo oo One half of Board and Tuition payable in ad rance, the remainder at the end of each session. No deducrion made except in cases of protracted sickness. For circulars apply to ". A. TURNER, Secretary of Board, La Grange, Tenn.
 S. F. GARD, President June 23d, 1860. 5m
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RUNAWAY NEGRO.

WAWAY NLGLU.
 k NEGRO man named ISAAC, made his 1 \ escare from Little Rock, on the 20th May, io69. He is about 22 years oli, black, weighs ls0 l,s about } feet 10 inches Iii i-h had on n new hlack alpaca coat, cotton pants, old red and brown striped satin vest homemade ,n0es without heels, black wool hat--low crowned, and striped hickcry shirt. He will probably cndearor to 20 back to Washington county, as he was brought from there for sale in this market
 Areward of s25 will be paid for his apprehension.
 Address, B. SMITH.
 Fdyetterile, Arkansas.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-08
McLean's Volcanic Oil Lininent.


 LINIMENT IN THE N oRLD. The safe and certain for Cancers Ples Tumors, welings aud Bronchee Goltie, Paralysis Neuralgia, Weakness of the Muscles, Chronic lnanmafory Rheu masm, ness of the Joints, Contracted Muscles or Liza nlents footlache, Bruises, Sptans, Wounds, Fresh Cuts, UCer Fever Sores, Caked breasts Sore Mp 2les, Burns, Scads, Sore Thoa any inflammation or Pam. difference how how long the disease have existed. MCLEAS's CELEgRArED LiNIMEST IS cer remedy.
 Thousands of human beings have been saved life Of de ceplude and misery by the oi this lnvauabemedcine
 McLeau's Volcanic Oil Linimeut Win relieve pain almost instantaEeou>y and will cleanse purify, heal the luule incredibly short time
 For Horses and other Animals. Mclean celebrated Linment is the only safe and relia ble remedy for the of Spavin kin bone, Wmdgass Spnt Unnatural Lamps, Nodes of SwelIngs IL will nes Big Head, Polerl, Fistula, Old Running ScTe Sn eeny if properly applied. For Prain Bnise Scsaites Cracked Hee Chaies, saddle Collar Gals, CHt sores Wonnds, il nfalhle remedy. Apt n dueced, and , certain every instance. Then triae no longer with the worthless Lnimens oheedio on Obsin asupply of Dr. Mclean celebrated Liniment. T. will care y0u
 J. T. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
 Corne oi ihitd ard Pune Sts., st. Lous, Mo. Dr. ]. ]. McALMnNf. Agent al Little Rock, and Dr. s. ]. McALMOhr, Pine Biuf, Ark. Feb. l. lo6D ly
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F C u 0ti on aL.
FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
 Little Rock, Arkansas.
pKTNCIPALS.

PRINCIPALS.
 N. z. GRAVES, A. M., late President of the Warrenton Female Collegiate Institute, North Carolina.
 Dr. F. F. SCHEIFLER, late Rector of the Chel sea Collegiate School, New York. Assisted by full corps of able and experienced
 Teachers.
 THE above named PRINCIPALS NS l have purchased the Furniture and se9zsss/ 8 Apparatus of the Seminary, favorably Sss.s, 4.sa< known as Mrs. RICHARDS INSTITUTE, and the Desks Of the Little Rock High School. They are now able to announce to the citizens of Little Rock and the public generally, that Seminary of high grade will be opened in the commodious building hitherto occupied by Mrs. Richard, on the
 2d Monday in September next, with full corps of able and experienced teachers. The School Apartments and lot will be put ill good repair. It is the aim of the Principals, by thor ough and systematic course of instruction, to offer to this community permanent educational adyan- tages equal to those of any similar Institution in our country. The senior Principal can accommodate, as board CTS, limited number of pupils. Tuition will be charged from the time of entrance to the close of the session. No deductions from tuitons except for protacted illness. The scholastic year is divided into sessions of 2l weeks each. The Institute will embrace three Departments - the Primary, Junior and Senior.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-08
WHISKY.

WdlSAY. HO BRLS. Babbitt, Good & Co.,, best OO Rectifed Whisky;
 40 brs. Pure Tennessee White Whisky; < Old Bou,bon Whisky;
 5 :" Monongehala ''
 /" Rye !"
 , " Sweet Malaga Wine;
 5 l" American Brandy; s 5 E brls do;
 E Old Porte Wine; . 2 brls. Pure Cider Vinegar. Just received and for sale by Aug II FIELD & DOLBY.
 Hats and Caps. 4 CASES Mems extra black Cass Hats, II N o. and N. " style; ? cases Mems extra Silk Hats, N. o. style; 3 6 " NY. 10 ss Soft cass. Hats, low and high crowned; Is dog Mens' Hungarian Wool and Cass Hats; 10 q Boys s' 1" 5 |" fancy 1" Mems Black Silk and Military Caps; 5 !" Ledger No. l Black Hats, Just received and for sale by Augll FIELD { DOLBY.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-08

WILL be commenced at the house of w the subscriber, situated on Cumberland St., on the corner between Dr. " ebb's and Mir. Ring. on Monday morning, the 27th inst. Pat ronage is solicited.
 TERMS PER MONTH PER sTUDENT:-For Primary Branches, Spelling, Reading and Writing if taught according to the old system) $l 50. The latter, if taught in class q separate study will be taught in 20 days for s co.
 Other branches of American literature at custo- mary rates. It is preferred to teach the branches separately and not the parrot system; but upon the inductive plan.
 We discard that system which makes education . act of the memory, instead of the reasoning faculties.
 Discipline will be mild, but strict; IN FRINGE PILE. inHeXble; IN PRAc crIcE, parental.
 The constant aim Of the teacher will be, to con- trol the pupils in mild manner; to restrain those who are reckless, and improve those who are less; and when kind rebukes and punshmenis will not correct incidence and profigacy, expulsion must.
 TERMs-CAsH, payable monthly
 P E. COX.
 p-afA Ar.c c4{
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

Transient advertisements will be inserted for S1 per square, (ten lines less,) for the first nser tion, and 50 cents for each subsequent insertion.
 Merchants advertising by the year will be charged .s3O
 Professional cards and other advertisements, not exceeding one square Sl0 per annnm.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-08
From the N. Y. Com. Advertiser.

From the N. '. Com. AdVeTtfseT.
 MEANS ALL IT SAYs.-An advertisement appears in our columns to-day from A. M. Blninger < Co.,, 336 Broadway, which, we are well assured, means all it says. It refers to article which, though often abused, has great medicinal virtues and law iu domestic uses. " Bininger's Old London Dock Gin," dispensed by that long established house. has bona fae virtues as cordial, andis strictly pure ill it's component parts and, when required at all, may be used wiCh he fullest confidence. The name of that firm is guarantee of the exact and literal truth of whatever they represent
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Provisions, Groceries, etc.

Provisions, Groceries, etc. Bacon, Eams Lara and Dried Beef. 10000 Lns Hso 5 Ge" heavy Glsd sds Baeon Hams, Henry Ames X Co.,, Saint Louis; 3,N50 lbs. Sugar Cured Canvassed Hams, Chas. Jacob, ir., Cincinnati; 1000 lbs. Sugar Cured Canvassed Hams, Crit tenden X Co.,, Louisville; l,O00 lbs. Sugar Cured Dried Beef LOO lbs. No. l Leaf Lard.
 FLOUR. 30 brs. extra White Wheat Flour Boone Mills Brand; 8 brs. extra superfne Flour; 50 sacks Old Dominion Flour, "new.''
 Crackers. brls. Victoria Wine Crackers; < Soda Crackers;
 Butter
 Pie Nic
 :. Water
 ? |" Pilot Bread. Rice. Coffee, Sugar. Molasses & Vinegar. tierce Rice; 10 sacks Prime Rio Coaee j hhdS Brown Sugar;
 3.brls. Crushed Sugar;
 ? {" PuvensedS'' 10 " Sugar House Molasses; ? " Loaf Sugar; 10 Cidar Vinegar.
 Sundries. Mackerel Pearl Barley Candies, Cigars, Pickles, Thee's, Yeast Powders, Maccaroni Candles, Vermceilies, Soap, Pie Fruit, Sardines, Fresh Pine Apples; Oysters, Catsup, Starch, Lemon Syrup, Salt, Pepper, Cinnamon, Tobacco, Cloves. AlSpice, Mace, Snuff, Ginger, Ink. And full supply Wooden Ware, which we offer for sale cheap for cash only, hv AuolS SARASiN X KRAMER
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-08
 "A C0ET,

A IL PERSONS indebted to me will "A please call and settle lheir account with Mr. JONATHAN KELLOGG, as l am about toleave to purchase my fall stock of Goods.
 Aug II MRS. VIM. JONES.
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s. D.. THUEHEART H. M. NEELY. J. Nj. wOODSON. TRIUMPHANT, WOODSON 6 CO.,,
 MANUFACTURERS OF THE Southern Star Cotton Gin,

CHILL manufacture and keep constantly A) on hand at their old anE popular stand, a sup ply of very superior COTTON GINS, combining as they 'lo, speed in ginning, lshtness of draft, clean seed and beauty of sample.
 We spare no pains or means iii procuring the best material of wood and iron in the manufacture of our Gins, which we take pleasure in offering to he planting public as inferior to none in use Messrs Goyer & Nicely, Commission and Grocer Merchants, No. 37 Front Row, Memphis, Tenn, are our Agents for that place. ". c. Lewis, J. A. Gar rett and c. D Shepherd, are our travelling Agents in North Mississippi, West Tennessee and Arkan- sas. We take pleasure in recommending them as gentlemen worthy of public confidence.
 April :, lS60 6m*
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NoTE.-Persons living in the country, who wish to send heir children to school, are requested to do so as they can have board and lodg gng cheap near the school room. P. B. C.
 Little Rock, Sept. lst, 60. ly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-16

A CON sIpFNTrAL LITERARY BUREAU 40 BROAD
n way Letters upon any subject and answers com
nuncalous furnished the shortest nace, b. gentle
literary ability. Iosses collateral security purchases
CONFIDENTIAL busin, transacted Ladies
gentlemen wishing carry q business private
suoncence al this office for their.
For terms amply IN by letter All communication
strictly hdental
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-16

N&t DRY GOODS, &C.
a chEAf EMBROIDERY AND RlBBoS STORE
Opening Of Fall Goods
Straw Rounets hne assortment ST
straw Bonnets, 25c. 10 e.
Chenille Bonnex eSc 10 81
Trimmed and made Bonnets al styles.
Ribbons, &c. Ribbons Mc Ribbons, BIC.
Ribbons, Zoe. Ribbons, lSc. Ribbons, DO.
Ribbons, H1sc. Ribbons, 200. Ribbons, Bic. $3.50
Opening OF Cofars and Bets
s6 5000 Worked Collars from Auction.
Collars, g.. Collars &c. Collars, 75c.
Collars l2&c. Collars SIC Collars Sc.
Collars lsc. Collars, zoe Collars. 81. .
Opening from Auction 100 Setts
$50 Worked Sets Collar and sleeves, &C.. 7ss; 81
$50 Worked Sets Co lar and Sleeves, 81 70 81 ~ T.
Opening Of Worked Bands aud Flouncings.
l0tO0 Handkerchieis from Auction. Ladies' and Gents
Gents Linen HaDdkerchk I'd, loo, l2hc.. lSc 2ac -
ladies' Handkerchs &C.. &C., &C., Toe, I21ar isc, DC
5000 worked handkerchiefs, loo. lSc., 25c, 81. -
Opening silk lace vels 2Sc, SSc, eVc-
Opening Of rich Paris Flowers. al the nav uvNs
M Opening new sly las Beh Ribbons
Opening styles fancy Hair Pins
Opening new styles Fancy 4ooda
Opening lot Of Head dresses Soc. 63c
Opening lot Of silk Nets, l21zc-
Opening lot Of Chenille q Bugle Meta 2oc.
Opening line OF new Dress Trimmnga
Opening line Of Velvet Trimming
500 pieces Silk vevets, coors and blacks aoc. 3lc =
A line of Kid Gloves, SIC
hest 81 KID Gloves. 75c-
Of al sy les receiving daily from auction a. whole
sale selling below obbers prices ORDER from NE sout Try
as Iishh av between Twenty ars and Twenty second Sta
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AT MRS. 0AYNOR's. CORaeTs AND Skirts xxOLu
IA sivoly-Receved fall mportAtiou Of Cosve,c w
Axss variety eyer before offered also ne Latest and 10.
reasonable prices 6H Broadway, two do9S nom Unina
square. ~ B.-Eo branch Broadway, Abovs vouxtesn
dreet, any Of The Avep uee.
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DEs oCRArIc REpuBLIcAN GENERAL ooaxir
lDstte-TAmmany Hall-TAe members OF the Committee
questet 10 attend meeting be held Al iArnany
Hall Monday evening The 17th inst, ats osoh Wy Or
der of ELIJAH r. PuRDY, CnArmAn-
,a B RoMIss, Secretaries.
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rrRApEs AssENBLy-A MEETING or TIE TRADES
Assembly Will te bed a. Military Hal, fs3 Bower o,
Saturday evening September n Every dlegat. expected
o he present importance will be ans.ced
j. X. rUhDY. President pro tenn
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

rssr wrsvre Az rIrssrsG. -THv AT sAILisd
~ FLUSHING Captsin Nm. firnlr-, WI
leave flushpr surss,. seyssmber IL 1850 a ~ - A.
ard 80 ~ Rsiarnlne Ne~ York IRON Fut,n mA-
M 10 At 10 A. and 80 r. NJ lar dng e4gh waY ~ ti
isF~ foln snd feu'h STREET Fare i5cers each Nsy. A
rafxIcn uekes 70 20 snd reinTn ssms tny e cents
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nuoIts MATCH oAsk OF QUnirs Will BsPL,y
byesn n 70 besa players the state, ro hl-y r~nsi
NV York st NArh.'e ctnp corner o. Wsahngfn
snf Nissan se~s- srs,kyn evening sept " a. r. "
E,rAscfs EvTg.r1 NO PICK STIR. MAJ rus
llTgcs Nrf ctrN ~ tnrs y fne vnrit ph
q F&ir ara sck Gu.rs frl4uhs Mango sars eud Flra
lv.rnhsto - cebs b0nle. Dogs bearaed r~ined A.
Nntl1e Efs's.
LsUr sAt.E-IHaFs uOvONk wrHrE SAX PDnnLs
u 20 I've 500 hsli unafis 1ds tro 44fs . ~ ines
~ he seurary. ~ ats see No E4 sa,erry srrsi -
tween rncae s4a Wtatt slf.stt
NscNT yrR sAtF--yo rARfIFS THfSNiSg ~
tnrrAetNG 4ael faars isndt oQr rtnnftf Vel
- tuefrw tn~ entfelt rw NJ ptNs eomp'ete NrNnr ~,
At 4 Silk ~ a HMN#Nk fts FeNt q #re III ~ m
III FsN en- Ns frff ~ a.a feF Htr fANrHra
ns4s4 Rss H# Ell b BE# #N.i.sf IL. #oEs,H
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GrEcIAL NorIcE-THE MANAGERS OF THE ROMAN
- Catholic Orhsn Asylum take occasion reader their
cordzi thanks friends iustnous under their
T. their anc liberal patronage
u e festival Palace Garden. To
G Forest ESQ, for his great eeraly In giving hs
Of his garden without To the Hoo-v a Campbell
snsr~lp Nibos Saloon for their generosity In providing
the msnatrelzv.
which audience much dehgat-d and
that Of the Prtss wkch inserted ed rial notices
N. j. o'DoNFELI. Secretary.
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A sroSIsHrNo MADAME MORROW sryksrn
~ dsurhter horn With csu AMI air. q foresight tells hgv
0on ron VII marry and MAN. sus even yuw
yery boash Zee Is cents, until snerv ssp cupJng al
verisansnts La ixdo~ ssr~e4 below Honssa o~utsncn
MOI Aas.llisd
TyLAiRvoYAuCR-nRs gKyNouRr MEDICAL
~ CssrvoyAnt Kcsns So FOURTH str-et t~c bcxs q
BruaAwAy The crsica Defcl and susne@ cunsuA
iona day and sveax aad psfsc sHsA action guaranteed
wsys. pay tskeu-
u1roRnArfoN on ALL Points AND s.rlsrAc-
given 70 AL questions relslng 10 love,
rsr. he rec~rs q hirsv postage ssmpa
Aadre~@ Too sdsntAi. bon oo9 Poet once, y. Y.
MADAME RAY ~ THE BEST cLAfavoyASr AND
M ANraloUs Ia he Cust sta;ss tsFss incky uuruee~
es-e- s~ey marriages tells n lost rrvs-v 30 seventh
near Twenty seeenth street. lades - cenu Cents
rnen. 70 s-nts.
MADAM Burt 1As RrxovED FROM = ATroKysr
Nl 80 Hounn s'te. orrs<i- Ludlow, over as
Asgs hst Sic ~ Continues - t. ~ i've wsrrars
friends business no so< cses the number 0cniis
nos saml.cd-
AZ a--wHo HAs EoT HrARD o. rHv crLxBaArns
~. Madame PkEsTTKg sh~ h1 reen c1Usnieo ~
oussrds Ia sn's a.d o~r cites y,h enars ssusfssr sss
feels ornser she h NO equal shs tells lac nsne ~ futc
wife h,sbsnd also thsi % her water wh ihs ,
sfte her call ~ 81 Third As-nne. above 1wsnynr sr~
'sd-. ~ csrs. s-sn~rsen u
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A oAkD.-w. JACKSON, no. ssi BROADWAY, Has
N SANITY hand every article desirable for FAMILY
hUURNlN0. Particular Attention r. called of
BON bs znes Bornets Closks Wells aud knhroiders~s
N. Rive have received, per late sesmers. mmense
STOCK q desirable Dress ooods via sOuoAa
ours ottoman Bsrp srr, tmpr-ss Cloths Henrietta snf
Maltese Clotks cAners Hair Cuhs frsh rnpnr
Alec, m any new materials. very drsrabe.
Ladies' ~ili pi~Ass call exsmine.
ttssrve--w JACksUr, la porter Of xotrniug 0oota.
10 f5i B-cacwsy bet~een sp-inx ard Prince
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RIO SEVENTH AVENUE PROPERTY OWNERSHIP
property both sides OF Seventh above
loh street, who favorable 10 i'a completion according 70
1879 for widening and laying out the
with public park respectfully notified thai the peton 10
be presented 70 the Common Council ready for their
sguaturer the Office Of JOHN kcCLAvE l Broadway.