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New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-22
Commercial, and Money Matters.

The transactions at the Board to-day were TO moderate s1-
tent and without material change Prices generally
frm Ohio improved /; Kentucky /: Skies !. llil
so declined / Indiana Ohio Trust l. HaTiem ION improved
The Bill market is firm, With light administering 81 d
O. Francs 26i as %.
The Greenwich Insurance Co. has divided per cent on
is capital sock--a semaInual dividend
The Neptune Insurance CO. Of Baltimore have declared
dividend OF $50 per share Of the capital Of the Company,
paysble the lst of August.
Account of Tolls received on all the Canals Of this State
dufiug I'd week in July. Total to July IA.
laso S32794 S6Sl ,l79
1910 395l2 627 ,s07
ls.I l5Sl3 .93 629
lsR ........-... 10y ooo' .Io
lD ................. 53o3S I9,oiu
Account Flour aud Wheat arrived tide during
Cd week in July Total to July a..
Flour, bbls. Wheat, Blu. Flour, bbs. Wheat, bu
1872. -. .30,l54 7,0l9.. .4Sl S65 l76l57
1919. ....72, ,3A 1922. .55s92l l47 42l
draft upon the City of Albany for $4,000 recently
protested 1t for portion of debt due the State for
money advanced the balance Of which, 0000 also
remains unpaid.
Acoresponden of the Albany Argus gives the following
information In relation 10 Arkansas: cannot understand
why the stock is at such low rate the per cents offered
s6) She has Cancelled considerable portion of her State
bonds destroyed two and half millions Of her State Bank
circulation, laid her citizens producing Sl50,
900 beyond her expenses which has been paid cheeruly
She refused her portion of the public lands and declared
her ability and determination to meet every engagement
The funds already deposit in New-fork 10 pay her
interest up to and including January, and her Banks
have specie enough that due in 1884, besides eight
millions of good debts to be collected and the surplus
Of her State
The following table, giving the business the Canal is
from the Buffalo Daily Courier: "We give below com
e Of the shipments down the Canal from this place
from the opening Of navigation up the l4 of the present
mnh for the years ls42 and s43 the increase in
ports compared with last apparent in almost every
article except the granse extreme severity OF the
last winter caused these be consumed in the interior The
article of Spirits also shows great falling off In the art.
c designated by SMALL CAPlrAEs the increase is beyond
Anticipation aud argues we'll Cor the increasing wealth and
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-22
Wire window shaaes-Stanut,ctarei t,


~ Wire Window wshades-Ntangt,ctuTe,it TO
der CT any shape hgue aud aedsome fitted ~ ma
hosny frames arlOr basement, o'ce sad ether tnda
hAii '0'ss' ''tss' 10 LEE x Co is Fae,orstrer,.
These beautiful SHADES. aniiA" all oas aenls i te a..
and !sh; he aud perfect View Eio ifs
they ob>rnc; the We" roi Inc stieet Eta ae
and keep dies and other insects an sn AZ ;s5y 9
THE TNfTEb srATEs--No. 80 BowERI;-ss. s,;-.a;S.
ssish EnsisS Tbrre ys Py. and snd b%abir Saptre Ingram
TaeJ Heasth Rus window Shades. Oil Cloths &a NJ. S
which, having been purchased at low prlces los CAsli, WIZ
be sold Is per cet any other establishment II ht'
Common Ingram Carretius 2s. 6d pr y4ri
Fiasf 1sss 6A 6iY GIotPRs. GSIssPst'9S sSy width s.
lansISs2t GS% S 6SBSs s. % s p Pfn nsMcr ,i1
jyls iws- the first Carpet Store above fiesterst
Fo}R SSsHarpn.s SHl Pr OH for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ION tal. ~ ptAte comment 10 The at,si-
or w. e hea @ Il y Rshy sGxso 81 b os
VINO nave used IL ana whe ofeonrse kn?; rs value 9
~ The he f3llowing f.cs be read with Interest ,ftitalaIly
. numerous 'nEaas ;a ,elga,at4nef
pa' SIT mas become common lately pu
ulclhes by letters that would sa irot any cxpr
ooS Of my feeiia' oFnion, did M; feel cooive TO
@ @ y y :" you, aqd ent OF dys0c 70 serve my Fellow
Ty sc'rpa Oil for Deafness for felt convinced siler In4yv
could not be cused by any ,nes@s S9. @ VII yS So blS i
when tell you seroad bottle c,u hear almost as we'll
ma.ic.@my formef @yis,snc Iii IT, @ep9a ne h oes
lra;ure of Iisrsling TO and hcarina In ~ .tv
ordinary tone OF roce after being ioag subjected to the
use o the ear trunie Is almost Transporting donor much
he 20 nave my hte IN PRINT pnt as the above statement
do some good, nave no objections 70 your using IT,
I'M cHF.LMSiFSoSERip5 iGi SiiSS Ei5as So. Washington 81,
III. = n d - pttE2 20 'n, Ell il,iiaGe,iH,s, III @ "a
DEsrSEss Crn%DWe have heard .,rsI t,, r,n, sI or
the virtues OF scarP@ Acoustic OIL remedy lo
fr the nnTnS,e One Or TWO instances fits ua;iy t
have been roiated ont o7s That are really aStoqishins
TO THE DEAF--We heard SO much !a,ev cf a remedy
e. ~ - ciIisj Sr,rnS a.i,sfic OF Ma, we ar
oi M -, ;, ,L @ ,o,;cc W. iIisys' hoysysr s
m e' -; ~ s : :; NV, 81 - - p,,lrb5. bnf II - E,y. b,
.S'I.I..s me- @ y @ "' I l -, !. f f,ayt ,f sa,inr for
~ e w IL ~ H. 80; lv, ;ts ,,sc have Iien
e article ot'' :. " @ al yb1 iay ~ 70 be- ih,
~ W. i nav. " 49, " ~ ~ ,,r.s,.rih.J E,,r 49,. h.,
~ ''' DR. JAYNE No. ~ South Third ST. Phil.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-22

|NlNDOW SHADE DEPOT, No Spruce-sf.
~ The subscribers inform their friends aud The public thar
they have hd the Shades 20 be
found in any store IN the country and are selling at very Ne
daced pTice Shades oi any pattern ae painted order
bs surpassed by any other establishment.
iy7 imiS BARTOJ & DE MAUNY
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"THE SUSPENSION SERMON"
d. APPLETON & co.
THIS DAY PUBLISHED
IN READABLE TYPE. ON GOOD PAPER,
a SERMON

r. II. f5ssehsd Rsy s. B Z; qTls5S Pfl sEy D D.
With copous Notes and Aprendx.
The importance attached this document in England may
be estimated from the fact of the London Times appopatns
twenty-one columns TO its publication. Jy2l 2s
~ Cheap Common School Library.-D.
APPLETON& & co. 2DO Broadway, respectfully invite the
attention OF aud Isasers Of Dsc schoS 6
young now GooS Ei59i fe5S' seHoo e f'55 2 LIBRARY
The follow TGFS n b. 5 pS9n I America" 'n" English
Of, Uncle Philips Conversations. ~
TRs s basSass ssGi 3" nns Conn s@'i b. kns T s si'
The Myth2o- Of Greece and Italy adapted for children
The Aiv~npre Of Herman Cor;es By the author Of the
A1ycn,l'Tcs d1, Of T,t Capt John Smith !, -.
The Popglaf Grove; Little Hary and his Uncle Bena
Alice FIankn By Mary E7owitt p,,;a, .-;,,,n g,
youns people. By Capt, Narryar, , vol.
The Looking Glass or the Mind; Intellectual Mirror
An elegant collection Of delightful stories and tales Many
First Hints to those who would make Home
he Dangers Of Dining Out or Hints to those who would
make Home Happy To which Is added the Confessions OF
sSpp ah @ the His Rsns s % S B Mrs. E E
The Twin Sisters Tale, by Mrs Sandman
Lt,e Coin Much Care; hos Poor People Live By Ma
Hope on Hope ever; the Boyhood Of Felix Law By Ma
> Strive and Thrive Tale. By Mary Hewitt
Sowing and Reaping; what will come of 1t! By Mary
WHO Shall be Greatest a Tale; By Man, Iowi5t.
fia Ear yon illustrated wh st, plates and
uniformly bound IN s:Gns hes 81 e the low pFce OF %
bary OF twent? five volumes; and strong case,
with lock and key, one dollar extra. ,,,o
For sale b. the various booksellers Throughout the
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-22

ruIS nav PITBLISHED = CYcLoPAEDLA OF
Bl.l1c.I BY John Ki;so & su:o. s.1 9s and
dIsinesi fuoi'afa " 100 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-22
B O O K s

GhAHAN'S MAGAZlNE FOR AUG. 1873.
EMBELLISHMENTS
J. The Park Fountain. true and splendid v;.,,
j. The Attack. 49,
The rost-O Ofice, an IIish S,oTv by s;.c
To-, By Finest Hcifenstein ~ - VI. Scis"'cS-
Jack Sp.nker and The Mermaid L- Erl;,,,,, r,
! ne attack; by T. F, Hoffman, illustrated. >A''''
S2srrapn aud Poet. by Miss Eir beth B. Barrett
rtsen written on irayiug Catskil NIountain
IYn anl Jones Biography, by Jas. Fe1imore Coor.r
y, s.flse M my Flag b. Rev. Walter Cotton T. S
S-.han,inin istIca Romance, BY Rev James l. Noble
A. Osyood. " M @ '''' Mig oF .ifs r
Sonnets TO Madeline
To the Rose, BY Rev c. P Crancb
Eerbert. -''"''ou reiSt'oE " imam
Marriage Gonv eniance - ' - @ d'o Vi -
Li2es written seeing Shorwadeen Bas Relief repreen
M nS,; ;Ngnt, by Rev. Geo. w. Bstllune D. D.
nr ouunealh, 4 Night Rhapsody, by Geo. G. Foster
The unicn Jack. by Harry Danforth
In Sairiess " J. r. Lowell.
The Hearts Tount Of Strength by Mrs Sarah ] Hall.
Our Contributors No VII, William Cnllsn Bryant with
Our An.--ur octs, ILL., William Ellery Chanig BY
EIea 4. Poe
TO the Lady I.abelia, by II. T. ruckeman.
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ceyed; Single Numbers 25 mailed any part Of the
United States and Canadas. by
BURGESS S STRINGER, 222 Broadway,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-22

'N0 BRASS TURNER'S AND LOCk Ma
kElSSrhe stock patterns aud ,oels OF the late John
Il Coats IS offered for sale atordng good oppou,ity IN;
those who desire the above business IL not ,-e
9nsly disposed Of a private sale will Be- sold Auction on
Ihnrsday August 81 NJ 10 o'clock, A NJ Fer terna PIE as
O'Clock, p. NJ. 80 Ross-strret. iy2D 2si.-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-22
l. The Old Testament History /;
2. The New Testament History
BY ROBERT Scar

BY ROBERT SEARS.
Aided by the writings of celebrated Biblical Scho
ars, and other learned persons who have made
the Scriptures their study.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-22

a,s GREAT BARGAIN-for Sale; Farm,
bout % nils west Of Albany, the Great " es,ern
@ Camaj anil Railrosd situated in pleasant valley and
directly the a9eon Of GGc 5os nsS ssn!s wh .tss Th @
CHURCHES, an Academy and other Schools wihin Ins ana
ah Mqwq village T ,sss ss.t M A'ss ra,os TIloss q
which ct be se~n) mics ard hail south CaasGhsns @
village is fou miies and halt north Srssf pass ae I
so9d tavern stand or ressanJ private silencs The faT
contains IS acres all Of it rch good soil even sarsce ..
cuI5ivsted house coptdning nine rooms re 3,d COCO
barn and she'd good carriage hOne and SooGneG , LIE h,
- Aao small house barn and small orchard ol ,fna,,
ltis well .sled By CaDajohaIe Creek, s,reer
% an age dow VINO wishes sell II reside VIII f a
ire. whom the subscriber; T- gsol. b IN ;tsSJe
The non-y may remain on bond aud mortgage "ii' @ rs
provisions 70 secure the safe Direct note to L. @ 2
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-22

Da nr irigas Iii, % BaE:AN L.vnRwSnr s5 Bows
human life in this country than any
Gtr dias " al Know The cough lik. the warning OF
terrible VI m lar Presumption that cough MAJ
that ncyidra should b. found mad enough TO NEGLECT the
readily procured any part the United States and the
having been for ears) point il out tha
best preparation invented by for the cure of all dis
ed will, the process Of respiration 1t used in the regular
BY %sa Gd5 ee1 ssns Dr. o p,,,
OF LveTso PREPARED os5r At the original Office s75 Bow
side wrapper, viii, the signature, of pr G LEEDS at
tached prevent conterfe and without which is
nuihe Persons desrons Of purchasing IN New Yor should
buy only above, OF GJ. Leeds wholesale Druggist s
Maiden Lane.
The mos; certain and Te5u3l way p Of curing pa,
Diarhua Candy 1t is soothing and saatay i has never
@ CURE to on s and st Is no Ses psop
One OF the best proofs IN favor OF this MEDICINE The
viii all be satisfied very that only the nosi
but tie sauary medicine they can use for such
Worms is also vegetable substance pleasant for children TO
take and free from any thing that VIII slcKe M h Is SAFE anu
sauaf and the following Certificate VIII show It's eood e
THIS is to certify that my little sor five years Of was
s G"8a w'' cssdT ~ Which wo Ike Ike charm IN M
the Worms and restoring the ittS pr sHss to his
July q, 1919 III BoweFy, ny.
~ The following testimonial viii show the powerful and
sautary effect OF DR. Cnye Balm oi L!e for diseases oil the
Rev CoyERr-Dcar Sir In 1872, was taken with an in.
amnaon of my right lung and confined t:om my busl-
ness months. Since that time have suffered much from
pain that lans attended with difficult beathns and hard
cons matter believe the border Of consumption
attended by different Physicians but all 10 purpose
About six weeks ago got bottle of your Balm Of Life and
am HAPPY TO say that the pains have subsidized my cough has
le, entirely and with the exception n weakness iee rs
well as did. have confidence in the Balm and
for the sake of the afflicted hope into general use
You liberty do with ibis Letter as YOU see proper
Y. SDrju street,
s. The Balm OF Life for the OF coughs, colds, lnn-
enzas consumpon bronchitis throat; dy spsI aStn-
at Dr. COVEKT'S Office, l35 Nassau-street; al by +;
Chastcuy $50 Bowery: j. & l. Coddngton I'll SIrins-st and
j. Wendover, III 3tt avanne
HARPER & BROTHERS WILL PUBLISH
THIS DAY
DIR. PUSEY'S SERMON
HOLY EUCHARIST.
PRICE SIX CENTS.
IT. This the celebrated Sermon which has caused
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ALSO
NO. Y OF
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The True Issue for Tile True Churchman
a STATEMENT OF FACTS IN RELATION TO THE
RECENT ORDINATION IN ST. STEPHENS
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jy2l Price, Nine Cents. Otis.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-22

HTEW GOODS AT THE NEW-YORK CASH
~ TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, l42 Fulton ST.,
near Broadway.-Cruemen arriving the city and wanting
outfit will find 1t for their interest TO call and examine our
extensive stock of fashionable Cloths and CassmeIes togeth
with great variety Of the richest Silks, Chay and Mar
sees vestngs, selected from impoations-ormng
very desirable assortment for gentlemen Of taste and fashion 10
make their selections from the style and workmanship
OF our garments challenge comparison with the most ex
establishments in the United States and connng
business exclusively cash. enbles 10 cus-
toners very great saving the purchase Of their wardrobe
Cash delivery and abatement prices Strict
'@S1j'' e5 ~ D''''' j. G. BOOTH aCo
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-22

7 U4LAGE FIRE ENGINE for sale cheap.-4
small Fire Englne, made the philedepha priuc;fe
double actnG; viii throw water with ena 10 the q
Gofporaon Engine wth twenty; very suitable Cor village
Fnc: SioO Inquire Of y. CLARK,
!y2 2w DIVISION. cOnar of RuigarS. ,,rnei.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-22
Y INu > E'
Disasters.

schr North Star a, Bath from Guadaoupe got ashore on
the south side of Pond Island the mou, of the river bHi
was 90, of mex, evening aud taken 10 town with little
schr Sims from Disby, s. for Boston, arrived below
Portsnouth on The 7th s had been into on the loh
abou, NJ off Nlatnicu,, thick fog, by steamer re-
ported the Express The Sims lost flying pb-boo' AID
had bowsprit sprung.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-22

j. PHEROUSnr Sledcated Compound are st. lis bTacius .
Strengthening aud clarifying popsIues 3D. It's gently smu
lan% the action Of the SKIN 3D. It's producing Gdeucouas
i reaction the bulb and particularly ht puip
which receives the vessels and nerves gyins life and ygo
Is freeing the skin from the effects OF perspation scur and
dandru and disposing the hair curl: 9th. And its frequent
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-22

Oar Pens are t up the neatest STYLE cards and u
boxes and cold by the Ststioner generally Dealers supplied
by our Agents j. e.. BARNET Co, No. BI Broadway,
between Courtlsndt and Libcrty-stre.ts.
ulv l9t1 ly20 Jieodis'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-22

Principal Offices nc Broadway, corner of Liberty Up
stairs. Warranted keep any climate being fire from ali
animal grease. Price cents per bottle. Je2g lmss
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-22

I = W.
The new Auction aed Commission Sore No Ii9 Broad
way otrS'tis The work Tat,ersIs open for the
Stioh ~ Anglican and Foreign Goods eee priv OK
pubic SALE Ihe son Is 90 feet deep au has large show vim
lows and tie sht Is ais" admitted from the ioof and IS s
maps one t the best s;oIe for exhibiting pantincs orri,rs
lamps plated ware coma fancy goods any kiut; and tn
SITUATION not exceeded by Other store IN B.oaway-
Merchants iaciuIers aud others that gooSs 10 x
pose OF NIL had 20 their 3, anase depos, them ST this
sor- i conmi:slon vii be moderate. aud all Moneys re-
c.lyed VII be taltltfuy raid over ivia i,rS
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-22

MIM. T. JENNINGS Il co, Diapers aud Tail
ors, ,23I Broadway American Hotel. opposite the Foun
tain, solicit attention assortment OF seasonabe goods.
uding Cloths Casslmeres Vestngs, &c, III all the
and various styles
Under assurance thar the system of small profits and
quick returns which has elected liberal patronage will
be- continued whilst our such Will enable
TO fill all ordars in future with promptneSs.
feature in the establishments which commend II 10
those requiring articles for Immediate the addition 10
stock of OF first quality ready made Gar
ments, consisting Of Snrouts Frocks Dress Coats Panta-
looms, Vests Office Goats, Travelling Frocks. Dressing
Gowns, &c.
choice selection of Silk and Satin Scnrts Craya,s Hand
kerchef Gloves Sgspenders, Hosiery Under Vests, Draw
ers Muslin Shirts, Collars, &c. prices which must Offer
=" Turohasor= 80 jytS isrf
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-22

.G Boarding schoolpeIrving ,l > lr Institute
iy2, imis WI. P LYON, a. NJ, Principal
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-22

INTENSIVE COMMERCIAL Law Asency--
~ Established in This City August, 1872 for the prompt
collection Of Debts all parts e The United States. The
attention Of merchants is invited this establishment, 10
Gated at l9 Wliamstree here they requested TO call
vice in the way of business The proprrtors have already
esabhed correspondence In almost every section of the
Union and intend extend rapidly possible
embrace every collection district in the United States.
Anticipating sach encouragement rcm the mercantile CONF
muny will sustain useful and praisew orthy enterprise.
they prepared TO give references 10 merchants for whom
they have Transacted business and others Of the highest
spcctabi!ity and invite scrutiny from those interested into
their plan Of business character and ability the
undertaking. WOODWARD Y DUSENBERY
wi, 2weodis % Wiiliaurstpet.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-22

- Walter Forward and A. w. Marks,
A ,or,.,.s ar law Pittsburgh IA. 6niss
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-22
A SIX DOLLAR BOOK AT HALF PRICE.
THE CHRISTIANS GIFT FOR 1874.

IN PRESS,
THE MOST SPLENDID PICTORIAL WORK ON
BIBLE HISTORY offered 10 The American public,
Embeshed with several hundred new and fine wings
The whole work two volumes in one) making about 200
large octave pages be elegantly printed and bound in the
mos, finished style OF modern boonalng To be published
and ready for delivery in August next:
SEARS'S NEW AND COMPLETE HISTORY
OF TIE
HOLY B / B l. E,
contained i'll the Old and New Testaments from the Gre
alton of the World the full establishment Of Christianity.
Containing clear aud comprehensive of every
markabe transaction recorded the Sacred Scriptures
during period ofurwards of Four Thousand Years With
Copous Notes Critical and xlanaory, forming L.
Illustrated COMMENTARY OF THE SACRED
TEXT.
Part 1. The Old Testament History;
Part2 The New Testament History
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-22

~ The Rev. G. IN. Marshall of Mississippi,
will BY Divine je1mssion preach the Methodist Ersco-
pal Church Grene-stfeet, tomorrow aitenoon at s
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-22

Customers be supplied with ready made Goods of every
descriptions j27 lmss
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-22
~ The ORIGINAL Lemon Sugar revived.

Manufactured and ioI sale By P. NAfLobR x Co,
iyI7 cts - ~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-22

N-VOfc OF Thunks-HOyvnri Tenn. Be-
nevolent Society..Resoirtd That The thanks Of this
vices dsu,eested kindness and beuevolence frequently
siding this Society supporting the OF Temperance
and his last kind effort obtaining for the introduce
ton Of c rotor Water orlament our Hall.
IL w. FULLY, Recording Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-22

no Be. SOLD ON SATURDAY, 22d instant,
q - o'clock IN Br,asdssz. ia front OF the Auction
Store Of William IL Fraaslia siDgle Horse C,tase Of
5,s latest >tye and acarly 10 order by Csnip9ed
the q'lge o RenyIie CO.. a;aesue,, near Bleeske
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-22

~ IS43,-SECOND COMING OF CHRIST AT
HAND-Lectues three the Sabbath At the Apollo
Hall 80 Broadway at the nsus hours for Public worship
SEATS free Lectures Columbian Hail. 263 Grandstree
Monday, Tuesday Wednesday and Friday Evenings The
Midnight Cry published every Thursday, at No Spruce
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-22

FROM THE MAYOR THE CITY
As the period Introducing the Croon water into the
dwellings OF citizens Is now al haGd end as from certit
T i evident t,at ,irs made wholly Of iced would De highly
obieconabe for that purpose very cheerully JON those
@ in the adoption oi the tinnSd pipes
Of Mr. E,wbauk as most valuable suilsu,utg
:, IA g, r,la b- p NAYLOR * Co,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-22

REcE,prs OF MERcHANpIzE.-We also give below a
Comparative table of the receipt, of Merchandise per Canal
ahs place for the pas, years. to the l4th IhS
able also shows large increase: Pounds MerciandiLe.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-22

fT'HE CHEAPEST CASH TAILOR YET
Il PETER " Hustled, Merchan, Tailor, No. Chat
ham square Of Caene-street makes Clothing 10 or
der IN the geats end latest style per cent cheaper than the
cheapest Cash Tailor In the city.
strangers IN the cy, regular customers, who may ina
thc distance nconvenient will please send through the
Despatch tot when they will be waited with samples OF
such Goods as they desire tiair tskel and
Clothing sent home 1gished style Of workmanship that
viii ensure entire Sdtisfa faction r n sale.
Suit of Clothes male hours il required: good
waateI, and Disappointment, under forfeiture Of the a
cl.S ordered.
Customers be supplied with ready made Goods of every
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-22

CAMP MEETING HYMN BOOkS.--The
" twenty.nnih edition of roen's Camp meeting Hymn
Book with improvements just published. and Tor saieby the
booksellers and the price reduced from q TO 2 cents
dozen For sale by STRINGER BU RGESS, under the
American Muscum Jy2l l%
The Arkansas banner., 1843-11-11
We understand the Governor leaves to-day,

We understand the Governor leaves to-day, for Washington, Hampstead county, with a view of relocating that portion of the seiec- tons of a portion of the 500,0o0 acres which was rejected by the Commissioner of the Land Office, which includes the most valu- able portion of the country south of Red Ri yer, embracing one half or more of the DO, pulation of Lafayette county.
 The Governor has still hope that he eal secure to the State, and the purchasers under the late act of the Legislature, most ol the rejected claims, which will amount to some $50,000, or more.
 We are not sufficiently acquainted wEh the questions in controversy, to be able io decide their legality, but we are assured oi one fact, that is, if perseverance and industry can secure these claims, il will be done.
 We hope, for tie interest of the s.ate and the purchasers, that the Governors trip to the Land-Ollice at Washington, may result to his entire satisfaction.
 Should he not succeed, his efforts will en- title him, at least, to the thanks of those di- rectly interested.