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Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-08-10
N0TICE

IFS hereby given, that letters Testsmentsry, u were on the 22nd day of April granted to the undersigned, upon tho sstats ok Wm. B. Williams dec'ds
 Now, therefore, alI psrsops having claims against said estate, arc required to exhibit the same to the Executor, properly authenticated, within one year after tho date of such ietteFs5 or they may be pfecIq1ed from any benefit in the estate; and that II tuch clajms ts not ex- hibited within two yeJFs freh the dose of sdch letters. they sltall bs l1revSf harre4 and pfe- cluded from ony beneH fs0Gt soch estate
 ROBERT E. kIvE& Err. June i, 1861. w-2m
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-08-10
FROM MISSOURI.

FROM MISSOURI.
 or Louis, July 7.-The Herald issued an extra yesterday afternoon, which contains re- ports from various sources indicating the cap- su's oi ueh. Lyon. Late advices from St.
 FROM OHIO.
 UihcINNArI, August 7.-Chas. H. Tyler, taephew of ex-president Tyler. and formerly ssIederal captain, but now Lieut.. Col. in Con- iheaerate service, is here after his wife. He
 FROM PENNSYLvANIA, E,al hiLADEL ELraIA, August 1.-The gun boat rag, With thirty-six prizes from Confederates war vessels which had been sunk by the St. lawrence off Charleston harbor has arrived -hVe southerners were drowned The vessel was formerly a revenue cutter.
 IT, FRoM WASHINGTON. WASHINGTON, August, 7.--H. c. Weller
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-08-10
For Sale. HOUSE AND TWO LOTS.

THE undersigned offers for sale lots II and !. 10. in Block 36, in the Town of Des Arc. with the improvements thereon, consisting of neat frame building, containing four rooms. There is also aframe kitchen on the premises. The lots are enclosed with neat fence. This property is centrally located, and in the most desirable portion of the town for family res- ideDce. Title indispatable. Apply to
 RICHARD M. SCRUGGS, Little Rock.
 Or to JOHN JACKSON, Agent,
 October IT, 1860. Itf. Des Arc. Ark.
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-08-10
RATES OF TUITION. (Per Session of Five MOmtIiss'

spelling, Reading, Writing, Prima- " Geography and Mental Arithmetic $10 % The above with English Grammar, Geography and Written Arithmetic... 12 co The above with Natural Philosophy, English Composition, Ancient or Mod ern History and Elementary Algebra. 15 % The above, with the higher branches of Mathematics, Latin, Greek, French: Astronomy, Rhetoric, Logic, Botany. Chemistry, &cs... ..,... .... 20 %
 MUSIC. On Piano or Guitar ...... 25 20 Use of Instruments. ..s... ....... % Silk Embroidery, Ornamental Leather Work and Wax Flowers, each ....... 10 % Painting in water colors s...... ..s... !. 10 O0 Incidental Fee...... ......... s.... 30 T Scholars received at any time. and charged to the end of the session. No deduc- tion made, unless in cases of protracted sick ness.
 Board can be had convenient to the School at from $S to $10 per month, including wash- ing, lights, Sc.
 For further particulars in regard to Text Books, &c., address the Principal.
 SAM'L. J. DUNN. A. J. THOMAS, Sec. Pres't Board Trut's August 3, 186l-6w..
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-08-10
HICKORY PLAIN MALE ANDFEMALE INSTITUTE. PRAIRIE COUNTY, ARKANSAS.

THE Third Session will com ~
 | mence on the first Monday of September next. The School will still be under the control of Prof. NJ w. A. Garner, who has given gen < eral satisfaction to the patrons of the Jnsti- ute. Professor Garner will be assisted by q corps of competent teachers. The last two Sessions have been very prosperous, and we hope for an increase of patronage, as we feel confident the School is worthy of the pub lic's encouragement.
 Miss J. A. Ward, an experienced teacher will have charge of the music department.
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-08-10
FROM pENNSYLvANIA.

WASHINGTON, August, 7.--H. c. Weller
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-08-10
FRIDAY.

Great Fight at Springfield Confrmed-- DreadfM @aughter Among the Dutch Lyon Surrsnders--Col. Tyler n j;ail sn Cia'cannati-.lore Gun boats to be Built, etc.
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New Edition
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC


Il FOR 1851.
edition published Friday March g. containing
the Of Prden. Lincons Cabinet and be interesting
political matter.
ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATION AND CALENDARS fot
ooSERsMENT OF THE UNITED sTArEs-Euseu.tv.
ENJOYS EXTRAORDINARY AND MINISTER'S RESI-
DENT nom the United Statee al Foreign Courts.
SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES, Members sf. Poiiu-
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OF THE UNITED
STATES, Politically Clasdfed
xxxyI1TH CONGRESS taar chosen) Politically Csssinsd-
FREE IOMESTEADS or The Action Of Congress on the
Question of grating Free Homesesds 10 Actual Settlers
the Public Do@an Including the Bill passed for the psposc
Asd the Presidents Veto thereof
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL PLATFORM for lisa
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC (Dousss) PLATFORM for 1900
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC lBrscknhdse) PLATFORM fes
NATIONAL UNION CBeu) PLATFORM for 1850.
ECT0RAL nC VOTE OF TIE SEVERAL STATES FUN
SECESSION OF SOUTH CAROLINA. .
TABLE OF TEMPERATURES FOR NORTH AMEAICA
prepared at the Smithsonian Institution and containing oe
Temperture of the -Four Seasons and the nesn
ture Of the Year ., l6 Points 10 North Amsfcs pnoos
ELECTION RETTRNs FROM ALL THE STATES or
TIE UNION, carefully conPlsd expressly TOT 1hs
LIST GTsi op srATEs' cAprrALs, GOVERNORS TINES 9F
LEGISLATIVE GEETING, GENERAL ELEcTioSs
POPULAR M VOTE FOR PREaDENr In 1853, isss, snA 1850
Pnos 1s osuss n 'f,'1 y S r si, 100 oops. s postage
paid. By EIpreas per 100. Cash orders solicited.
Bach numbers Of f.s TnBuSn sapZsd fos
yssrs sss lss0 IS 6 Y5, S 80 and 90 PreS ~ eeas
sssa, p~ssC ~ Atesea ybk TNSVN 6sws~k
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FOOTPRINTS OF sEvENTYssIX;
Or,
VIVID PICTURES
TBR
AMERICAN REVOLUTION.

7, ,b.-s arc .nx Lessons needfu for a nation
AT THIS PARTICULAR PERIOD,
nr n those instructive glorious and inspiring pe'oo
when iou.sAried colons Of the New World threw on 'no
chain Of oppression in the Old
IN THE MIDST OF THE GREAT EVENTS
crowding upon Us when the great temple where We
have sat couentedy these eighty SIX years seems rocking
the Ftorn may commune much to pdNsntese WIN
the patriots who the Independence and modsd
th. constitutional Government which made us
A UNITED PEOPLEP
In trials in tears battles in defeats snd-bessed be Goa
IN victories our fathers passed those memorable dsys Think OF
their patriotism heroic boldnsss, their proud ce
hance their patient suffering and their great humanity!
BEHOLD THE MASSACRED CITIZENS,
the yeonan soer the deoted homes the CORY hed' ana
the starving View the ssngurary conflicts the ssaaeine
retreats the timely advances.
THE SPLENDID VICTORIES,
the delivered people, This Is the history OF those "h
LOT II was 70 contend IN the struggle between Liberty and pep'
ism On the soil Of America his the record Of those noo
men whose valor was inyncbe whose blood baptized our
vva and whose deed, have been the wonder and 7'e OF all
generations ,,,
Let therefore turn eyes Lgsn to those days that
,.r ., N. soeDe, and incident. Of which so windy
portrayed In
FOOTPRINTS OF sEvENTY-siX,
.a. OF .ouls,irins lstche blending history with rcancs
from n. pen OF J. Alexander Pstten just published In the
NETWORK MERCURY
for March o. now ready and fOr sale By all News Agents
The 6rst Sketch treats of
THE PERIOD OF DISCONTENT,
theme 60 applicable the preen, condition Of the country.
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NOME and see our SOUTH CAROLINA
~ COUslE-Ths Exhibition Of the Sunday School Of the
siAe Congregational Church Broot yp Ill be REPEATED
THURSDAY EVENING sst inst. at a O'Clock variety Of
P' Hr m S sfIest e' oxR SOUTH
CAROLINA COUSIN, and ORPHANS CHOICE, 10 eOncisde
with the " StAf-Spansied Banner" By Mise hAnan-
Admission, Is cents; chIdren ID cents
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ARNUMs AMERICAN MUSE UM
ID ADVICE TAKEN.


fisoTHI feucHsaBoT IL THE cousTRr TO
PEiIs PELrgsHAsz. IN ro1s
took the advice you gave Peles my city friend,
And came 70 BAksuxs HrsEus leisure hour 70 spend
JUDY "a. with Peeg thai dear blue eyed bride OF mine,
And thougk but county folks We cut up quite
shine.
Wa had the nioes. Kind Of nls hrr among the beAs,
And whom vesred Of aoir tricks why then we went up
And looked through al them picture frames cities and at
boves-
At mountains, and .; p.lloe,, ard Ivy msntsd towers
fhsn further up and 10 the goldfish and the trout
And ali the othar h.hos hs: shooting about
guessed how she tho sny critters dead
In M We went, and .aie. alive things and
What wonder, Of the and earth and even of the air
And rheed ali the wonds that In the country round
We reached at Las, the upper foOr sadwhsn VII wonders
cease p ,,
A moDsey .sd an ess and GGiiea pig we're there,
Aud an oil looked unbkins snd gave 70 stare Tor stare
"a many tinas 90 many minds 30 happily GsTesinE
We bousht IN tAt1Ie-but believing IL IN seeing
W. sea too 10 toe Room and sat the drama outs
One time laugh and hen we'd feel Inclined to shout
P.l,s ~, owned on coming cut. you s.re sdyce good
ell ths Tim and Judy stay not, but hasten down
And viss BARNUMs MUSEUM The Eresie't place In town
Sorx MT p B-s.r.rs usv Cuosities have been .Aded
SWISS BEARDED LADY, tie LIlLIPUTlAN QUEEN
Miss REED and q drama, OIIAsELLl, TIE CHILD
KES Or THE ZINCALL
Idiniasisn 70 ALL Is can't Children under No. IS o-os
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THE sEMI-wEEKLY TRIBUNE.

TIE NRw-YORK SEM.WEEKLY TRIBUNE is
pubashsd every TUESDAY and FRIDAY
Contents Of No. 1850 [Msrch l91;
LLEkDIEG ARTICLES; 4 Popular Delu.iOu EIplo.
The mnss. South caiDsn. H Mean &. Throne
Doug. on Douglas One Lnk Unbroken Our Post
mnsTi Hapo!eons TToubesi Union Down. Edo-
A..THE SOUTHERN FORTS, Tn. Evacuation Of Sum
NJ Lino:'n's Hands, Picisas Ne, 70 be Abandoned
Danger Of Colifon
III. THE PR0-sLAYERY REBELLION; Summary Of
the Latest News
H.ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE
V..APPoRTIosMEET OF CONGRESS-: Correspond
U.EEw-YORK LEGISLATURE. Proceedings In the
Senate and Assembly.
vu.LATEsT NEWS RECEIVED BY TELEGRAPH,
From Wsshtngton-Spectal Dtpstcbes 10 the n T.
r VII. Postal AFFAIRS, Impouan. chanssa
TX EXTRA SESSION OF THE UNITED STATES
SENATE.
x. TOWN ELECTIONS.
ri, FRoM SOUTH CAROLINA A sho, =, SUMTER
CoIIsspondeaee Of The ~ T. Tribune.
yu FPoM MARYLAND; Judge Blacks Prediction.
Ai'''' Corr; CorTe.pondsnoe Of The N. Y. Tribune.
XIII. IRON LOUISIANA; Ovation to TwissS Como
spondence Of The N. Y Tribune.
XIV TiH SOUTHERN COSGhEsS-
w CONSTITUTION or TUE CONYEDERATED
STATES or AMEklCA
XVI. THE SILVER CORD, By saarIsy BfsssA
XVII FROM EUROPE
xyuI. THE STATE OF ZURoPE CoVsspOsdsncs Of tn.
N. Y. Tribune.
XIX POLITICAL.
Xxx PERSONAL
XXI. .THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR issl
xxi THE TRIBUNE e0R i&L
XIII. .MISCXLLANEOUS
XIV. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
XIV. COMMERCIAL MATTERSi Full neporf, o. us
Stock Money Cotton Grain and Cattle Markets,
specially Reported for The NJ Y. Tribune
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Chorus, &c.
MME. ANNA BISHOP
will sing
THE FLAG OF OUR UNION
Tho words BY Gen. q. Morris
Admission 50 cents
10 al parts the house Secured seats 10 prqne and pafaoe
circle dollar Tickets and seats 70 be obtained oil the 1Tes
ufeT, Mr. THEODORE MOSS, al Waliscfs Theaier.
Doon open at ! 10 commence q q. ,,,.
AlerT Tyte
Rehearsal on WEDNESDAY. st lot o'clock
On THURSDAY, at ii O'Clock.
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fantn @ooos.
Groceries anb 11ropisions.

T'EAS, GROCERIES and PROVISIONS.
Il THE CHEAPEST STORE IN THE WORLD.
rs PER CENT SAVED.
The estest bargains offered Sl0oo 600 worth Gro
oeries Wines Teas Flour and Provisions being sold st
ancon prces These facts To which Thousands tey
Give and you also viii be ssshsa that THE tho place
buy Teas Flour SO aud Sc So Groceries and Provona
Consult Your own interests, and buy goods nom
THOMAb X. AGNEW,
No. a6O Greenwich. ~ and No. SO kuusy-st. .EewYork
Goods deliverei free IA the city
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amnsemenis.

Amns semenfs.
WINTER GARDEN.
w Lessee and ndM.n.rer........"..r.".A.w W. JACKSON.
BEskFIr BkskfiT
MISS JANE cooMBEs.
MISS JANE CO0MBEs,
LAST NIGHT
LAST MONT
On TTiisEVTSISG, Wednesday, March % yin be- presented
By special deEc, for The benefit Of Miss Jane ooomee' De
p~' THE STRANGER
The strsngsr j. W. Wsisci j.
THE HONEYMOON.
JuhAns hb, Jane Ceomoes
DS1o AIsnls I coo, o ..,ns I'D. bssstis .
talented young Hmerican sctres' In
COMEDY.
And In two other best psrI
AURA KEENEs THEATER.
~ ONE HUNDRED AND sEvEEIIEH VEN M MO HLaHTs
o'N PEOPLE
GREAT rlIRff.%cT HiEf ';tS F1s 1SsURIETrA.
SEVEN SISTERS,
Which WIN be repeated ,,v
AND EVERY rSSR4H sISR4 4urs WEEK.
BEAUTIFUL Ti;s GsfoN IL sPS STABLEAUx.
UNCLE SANS * s1f'SsSf aSGHc T LANTERN
solsIudinl with the great scene, the
BIRTH OF THE BUTTERFLY
BOWER OF FERNS.
s, NAV he secured Ten days sdyaDc hou; sItrA charge
Door, opsn ct st7t fsTfomsnee ssrinslss
st 10 O'clock.
yNALLACKs THEATER.
w MISS FhNNY HORAHTS
BENEFIT.
TO NIGHT, wednesday,
FtS time IN years, Sir Buwer Lyt,on's ComsdJa %
MONEY,
With Ia pnsqusled cast peculiar 70 tae Ths~'s<
W-THphSDAY--Nn n be ,oPeaiea'
LONDON ASSURANCE
FRIDAY-PlaDehss hve.sct Play OF
The KElGHTs
OF TIE
|. ROUND TABLE
EvERYBODYs FRIEND.
To conclude With
TOM EoDDY's SECRET.
Bor Boos open
Doors open st "a, 70 commence st 9ciecL
NIBLOs GARDEN.
IN JAMES N. NIXON LsssAs AND "AA
of tho sugzzsment OF
MIR EDWIN FORREST.
On WEDNESDAY EVENING. March ~ wn ee pfesenssd
for i, night only with scenery spp0n'men &C. 'nAAe
'pe.fs' f'ss''I orHELLo,
.r TaB Moon or VENICE -...~.-
OTuYLLO LLO,....................-h NH EDWla ronh1Sr.
~ 49, sy'
Desdemona. &c.
h,t,nii 9n 1fiIIR iiiiii;si;YY.iiiix 1Y"ix BixYXDERI
On SkTpkpAY-kJ. j. b ChAhIkAVB pAAAsSc
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Cutters, 4aroware, sc.

MILLINERY OPENING MILLINERY
vi QPENIHg.-yo1 viii plsase cal on LaehspAn, 5ist
MILLINERY and MILLINERY GOODS L. BlNNs's MIL
LINERY Qsssa In the WORLDLY No. 81 brssdwV opposite
Hstropoliisn Hotel. up asis .' H L
A STOCK of GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
IA for SALE very low for CASH consisting Of Ties scAs
SUI, nshro and Cotton Under Garments Half Hose kc
he Apply tumsdsssly 10 NJ JARBoE Ne. 100 BTssdwsy
- RksA
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ADEMY OF NJ q g.
"A THIRTEENTH ANNUAL BENEFIT

AMERICAN DRAMATIC FUND.
The Dreetors beg 10 notify the public that the ANNUAL
BENEFIT will take place
GRAND SHAKESPEAREiAN FESTIVAL,
With an Unprecedented cast, for this night only
MISS CHARLOTTE CUSHMAN,
the Justly eminent Tragic Actress.
the highly popular Tr.sedian. -
MME. ANFA BISHOP,
the truly celebrated VOCALIST and eomhipshon OF
POPULAR PERFORMERS.
VIII be acted, sbakespesre's Trssedy Of
MACBETH, -,
Macbeth. mi rur 49,
Duncan King OF Sco,isd,,,....',.'Mrc y hem2e % 81
Malcolm W. aL
Donsdcan De NJ Rannn
Fi,bay
Mscdus Nobsmen w.my,,
LeuOI................ Of S...".........I. w enyh
Rosa. ................. Scotland ......".;T Hsmbl.
Fesnce son of Ban9uo ni',
Siw.a, General Of English Forces. hayiano
Seyton. 0hcer attending Macbeth. M Jsnenes
PhyShn sVi..
First Otcer. ..'.'.'''''''''''''''.. NJ;
second Onlcer. ~ D.y
fuIurfer.
SecOnu
Beedng Ofhcer.. ~
Second AppsIition. siss a
Third Apparitiou. hss
Lazy Mscbe
Principal Singing Witch. AIMS onoP
BeneWomsn
SinfLf "
Hecae.
First WITH sNo so
OHcets Soldiers, Witches.
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Guetial Notlres.


Repubiicau Yoang Men's Central Conrultiee:0
p,sssr meeting Of iAs Committee sin be held st No GU
erosdWay THIS (yFeduesday) EVENING If O'CLOCK
IT, "a Con iee OF the above COMMITTEE viii meet
nj To,clock. STE HART H. WOODFORD, Chairman
HI,fg q psGTIGx RGTzt thTOFD' Secretaries.
Kings County Republican General Counmittee--
Ths RfP BLlCAN ELECTORS Of the City Of bTocky are
hereby requested assemble in their respective Wards o
pURSDAY EVENING March 2l beiwee4 The hours Of and
oeock the puTpOss Of eleotiDg THREE DELEGAIts
Noro each Ward City Convention 70 nominate suitable
tcrson for Mayor Of the CITY . =, !,
NE said Primary meetings 70 be held under the direction Of
De Republican Wsrd Association, Ss follows;
wards Places of Msetsng.
L-SehoolH Honse No l26 Willow-st-
u.-No ~ Froptst
EI.-No- Court st
W.-Wssaington Hall, Adantst near Tils-y.
V.-No. l3l Sands ST.
W-CorneI bsnic and ChufonstaL
W-Wigwam, Classon-av. near De kalh
vnI-HaIi Of l4th-st. and Jth-nv.
H.-ThreeMue House, Fultonsv.
X.--No. 80 BoeTum-st.
XL-Una Hall corner Adelph-st and HyrtleTv
XU-So. Al Huntiu gton-st
XIII-Odeon, 5th 81.
XIV-Columbian Han No 280 GTsBdsL
GV.-No 39 GTaud-st. -
XVL-Iuion Hall corner Even and MesrrolestA
xvIL-JoneS Hotel, corner Franklin sv and Modest
9pDL-Monis' Hotel Busl wick Crossroads
XiX--NorthweLt corner Diysion-sy. and 4th y
General Committee, No. CouTtst on TUESDAY he 18th
fnst, Al O'clock p. - ..,, =, .
By order of the Committee. G. w. GODDARD, frest'
n N ATR
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PROPERTIES OF DENsLows BEszNK

II is unequaed for instantly removing from al kinds Of k
and woOlen goods paint yanh oil and es.e stsins
In the slightest degree ung the texture OF the fsore OF W
COLOR IL is invaluable for these purposes Gloves may -
cleaned beautifully with Il Greasy stains upon engsviDss
ds~ings pAn. and other valuable be q once o
moved ~hout injury 10 them Artists find preferable 10 any
other Liquid for cleaning their brushes
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FULL DIRECTIONS ACCOMPANY
EACH BOTTLE
For Il, CO In uesi variety ofcsses
ESPECIAL CAUTION.

Tho popularity Of Densows Purified and Coseenrsisd Ben
sine has called into existence numerous articles purporns 70 b
similar but point OF fact very inferior oitentes leaving q
much grease upou the article TO be cleaned they
pocted 10 The majority Of druggists have THE
SHILLING BENZINE SALE and Of them the hsscr
To prevent disappointment In its avoid all other hns
but Dcnslov which TO give the best sssifscop
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THE SHILLING TROCHES.
yoB COUGHS. COLDS, AND THROAT DrYyICUL1Is
GENERALLY.
PRICE ONLY Il CENTS.

RxxAsu-Tbe Shilling Troches agreeable ssl s6ss
tive Loepre Coughs Colds and Throat difficulties generally
unpleasant sensstions the TArcst bon
Irritation viii Troches indispensable Pubhc SPEAK
ers shoud invariably have supply by them They are ham-
containing Opium which 20 common IN nssdaent 10
numerous dnilar articles IN use
Cspysuisn,y pu, up boxss suitable TO carry The peck
and sold a The low price Of IL censa They are having p1
sale.
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THE SHILLING CAMPHOR ICE,
WITH oLYCERNE.

TILE SHILLING CAMPHOR ICE,
WITH eLYoERNE.
In Al point, far superior che kinds Of csmphsr lee
RErAxxs-rhe Shilling Camphor Ice With Giyoshns .
beautiful preparation this time Of the spps
sssn. The .%oo,SSs. of ss stn IN osy and VIVA, weather.
Il excss Nl Other prepsrSsonr.
THE FOREGOING POPULAR
ARTICLES
Ar. ly. b, Druggists Fancy Stores 'na he ssns's' '..'s
shroa sSoaf ,hs country.
=, m l.es where hey are already introduced he rss-
e,or desires make arrangements with come Energetic
Sssr s.ss hold Of them 10 facilitate doing '0 hs
pared
TEN DOLLAR ASSIGNMENTS,
Bulls 'n' o'''OA Ss "a AN Z S6tcsaEsT sif' ieSsiSI
these Ten Dollar Case, put at omshOs lee Than hs ssua
TsIlss particulars In Trade ciculsr. which Aa S
DENsLows WHOLESALE DEPOT.
NO. iea BROADWAY NJ
'.Aa4ilt9 pa9 s.asss sas&
coed, ere soN ~ ossA say' ss's - s's -
~ tAss " spMpissSR.
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The whole subject Of Education both Popular ard General
will be discussed in columns throughout the year 1851 and
We hope 10 enlist in tbN discussion OF the proounde
thinkers and the abost In country III. at once
% hone and our resolve thst tho cause Education shall
eeiye an impetu, from the eIeriOns Of THE TRIBUNE In h
behalf durinz the year 1861
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II.-AGRICULTURg.

We have been compelled TO restrict our calculations o IN
es, Interest, throughout 1900 and shall endesyor to nton'
therefor In 1861 Whatever discovery deduction demonstion
cued to render reward Of labor devoted to cultivation
more ample OF certain shaN receive prompt and full aeo
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Association Tor Improving me Cohaiuoh , o. the 70
R0OrsIhe Board Of M1nageT deeply necessary
renewing their aPpesl in behalf Of sne Ing poor but the
Indictment weather has increased the number the
needy that time during the Winter hiss the des,uon been
reater than present Twenty THOUSAND fIVB HUNDRED
AxD SEVENTY receiving aid and the pu
Der easno vet be reduced without distress The funds OF the
meanwhile, low not 20 admit Of another
appropriation. These the np facts on Which me boArd
rsss is appeal and b believed, sufficient 10 secure
promp, aud liberal response =, -o
may be sent Brown, Brothert Co., No s
walls; r. B. Mntu-n, Treasurer, No. &c Souh-Eti r. n
Hsrsy No. 20 Bible Hodse TO Of the ON
os.. or authorized collectors. BY order OF the Board
JOHN c. GREEN, Vice President
ROBERT b. MINTURN, Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-20
APPLICATION OF CAPITAL.

Thu, far capital and labor hsve been applied TO devos The
so the great Of the State In Coal and Iron
almost untouched the invssbe rule that the mechanc arts
aOuhb best where food ard fuel che.pe viii follow at an
early In illinois and In the Of the next Ten years the
natural sws and necessities Of the warrant the belief that
least FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND PEOPLE viii be
gagged Ia the State OF Illinois 10 the various Manufacturing EN-.
ploymentA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-20
THE SHILLING INDELIBLE INK.

R,xApxshis Indeble Ink vii be- found perfectly re-
article equal In all respects TO any Of the established nas
which sold st double It's price
The bottles exactly the ire Paysons and shss
Full directions for ss given The ASs a sscs
bottle .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-20
EASTERN AND SOUTHERN MARKETS.

Thess lands contiguous 10 Railroad 100 miles In lens
which With other roads and nayi,ble lakes snd
thus afordng unbrokcn commune alton With the Esstezn
Southern markets
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-20
RAILROAD SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS.

Over sooO0O00 Of private capital have BEEN expanded
she railroads system Of Illinois lnasnnch part Of the income
from several Of these works. with valuable public fund Ia
lands 70 diminish the State penses the hsh and
| must. consequently every day decrease.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-20
THE STATE DEBT.
FERTILITY OF SOIL.

Nowhere the industrious farmer such inmediAio
resus Tor s Labor upon these prairie soils they being
posed Of deep h loan the fertility Of Which
By any on the globe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-20
10000 DOZEN HAVE BEEN SOLD.

RygANKs-This comparatively liquid has bssn sum-
centy long thoroughly tested and the
LARRY Increasing sale evidence Of m useful chssctsr Den.
sov Benzne by fat the best n preferable 20 the rene1
event. and the 6 kind that put before the pnohe
moderate price, that could be 1. daily In sye5 family
atrifing expense.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-20
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