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TRIBUTE OF THE LITTLE ROCK BAR.

TO THE MEMORY OF WILLIAM GILCRIsT
 At meeting of the members of the bar. on the 9th instant, at the office of Messrs. Ashley and Watkins, for the purpose of paying a suitable tribute to the virtues of WILLIAM GILGHRsT, Esq, whose sudden death, the day before, had thrown gloom over all, on motion of P. T. Crutchfeld, the Hon. Ben .amin Johnson was called to the Chair, and Benjamin J. Borden appointed Secretary. After stating the object of the meeting, il was moved that a Committee be selected by the Chairman, for the purpose of drafting resolu- tlons, expressive of the feelings of the mem bers, upon the death of Judge Gilchrist. one of their brothers in the profession: Where upon, SAMUEL H. HAMPSTEAD. JOHN W. CocKE, CHESTER ASHLEY, and PETER T. CRUTcHFiELD, were appointed a Committee for that purpose. After retiring a few min- utes, they returned, with the following, which, being submitted to the meeting, were unani- mouly adopted:s
 Resolred, That the sudden demise of WILLIAM GILcHRIsT, Esq, member of the Little Rock bar, has cast gloom over the whole community, and left place among Us, which cannot be easily supplied.
 ReSolUcd That in this bereavement we feel the loss of an ornament of the bar-a man of incorruptible integrity-of honesty in all his pursuits, of discriminating iudg- ment, of sound law knowledge, and whose abilities, though solid rather than brilliant, were, when added to his perseverance, of the most effective order, and gained for him high rank in his profession.
 Reso7ued, That from thorough acquaint- ance with the deceased, we feel proud in bear ing our testimony, that in all the relations of life-as father, husband, and friend, no man stood higher. or deserved more admira- tlon; none was more endeared to those with whomhe lived, and to know him was to know his worth.
 Rcsolred, That We deeply sympathise with the family of the deceased, and assure them, that as they have lost kind protector, so we have lost one whose friendship we shared, and whose virtues we admired . Resolred. That as a testimony of respect for the deceased, the Little Rock Bar, and the Judges of the Courts of Record in Little Rock, and their Officers, be requested to at tend the funeral of the deceased, and wear crape on the left arm for the space of thirty days
 Resolccd, That Col. Chester Ashley move the Circuit Court of the United States, and S. H. Hampstead, Esq, the Supreme Court of the State, when these Courts shall be in ses- sion, that these resolutions be entered on the records of these Courts respectively
 Resoleed, That a copy of these resolu- tions be communicated to the family of the deceased, and that the newspapers in the State be requested to publish the same.
 B. JOHNSON, Charmon
 BEsJ. J. BORDEN, Secretary
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MHIlEAAna CAaMaY Kx.

SAs resigned the office of Circuit Judge, and en- Fa tered into partnership in fse practice of law, with GEORGE CONWAY. Thes win practise in the counties of Lafayette, Hempsteaf, Union, ash ita, Clark, Pike, and seyier; and in tl Circuit sn- preme, and Federal Courts, at Little Rock and ats tend to collections in any part of the State.%
 Communications on business, postpaid, adass sse,l to CONWAY & CONWAY, N ashington. Arka,s- sas or to the care of General E. N. Conway, Little Rock, will receive prompt attention.
 SeptoIHber l5 isi3 l-if
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NOTICE IS UFRFBY GIVEN.

of Q < @top D Il Q a the Court ou door n sd bo
  p tc shh
 be ekoTf frHc dueon huilbc surveyed tconr the ard fe nftn b lof the Mes O the tnet
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SALE OF LANDS FOR TAXES, Es zNscrsnce Cossmfy, ssase of .srIs0assas.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,

Hoftl Coy
 sdca the tae parcels il tn fof Lawrence in duenp b and bepilon ii mde d3oe Nn nlea whol care sold
 strckf ff wiH dofof uu-wesco Ii be Yepn nHofNn tadef Inc nt
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LIVERPOOL cLAaslrIcAr,nu.

!h9aessgg and Boie RopcI-A very good demand e3,sis' % pedcularly fer I'agging. and holders havc a0 auNahesa @er cash rates to ia' cents. On time, 'pe rates rehesu the same-say lf to l5 cts. Rope p u = eds"' dSs5b to C. on tine. The stock of ,bagglag IS qMteSgd but of Rope il is heavy, and hence It Is d'ihcutee buy Baggng alone
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.appoiatmcm by lie Prcsidela-GRAND1soN D. RoYsToN, Attorney of the United States for the District of Arkansas, in the place of A. Fowler, resigned
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Ion Burea, Jug. lIh, ISl3 GeNTLEMEN-Me did not receive your kind and attering letter of the 22nd ut until we arrived here to-day. This will, we trust, account for our delay in answering it. We cannot find words to express the deep gratitude we feel forethc cordial welcome you offer behalf of yourselves and our friends generally of the west, to your section of our State and we cannot even hope to merit the high comp- ments you have bestowed upon us We can only you that we have, and hope still to continue to discharge duty faithfully, and to the best of our abilities so long as we may continue to enjoy the confidence of our constituents. We hope to be in Fayetteville on Monday next, and will then fix the time for the public dinner you. have so kindly rendered us.
 We are, most respectfully, your ob't servts,
 IT SEVJEp
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BANK NorEs.--We have stricken from our table the notes of the banks in this city paying spece.-- These are now considered as our currency, with which other values compared; and we beg it to be remembered tbat all the banks in New Orleans not found in our table, pay in specie.
 We have also stricken out the notes of inc Bank of the United States, Arkansas and Mississippi bank notes. They are no longer currency in the States in which they are issued They so seldom appear in market, and rarely inquired for, that their value from day to day cannot be correctly certained, and quotation rather serves to misead than to guide. When hear of sales, they will be noticed.
 CorToN MAnKET.-C Coifon.--1he business of the week has been small, receipts of the new crop hay ing far been quite limited not exceeding 350 bales sales of about 100 of which have been made at prices varying from & to 10 cents, nearly all for northern account. The buyers are now beginning to hold off in expectation of lower rates as soon the market shall be better supplied of old cotton the stock l. small, and very little demaud for t. From tle city o the article at market however, prices are well mainfaiaed
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BARBECUE AT FAYETTEVILLE.
COKREsPONHENCE
FdYeiterille. .4lk.. I7tI

FayetterHle, ,4Jk., l1h July, 164S. GENTLEMGN-We are pleased to learn that you are on visit to Fort Smith, Permit us, therefore. individually, and in the names of your numerous friends in this part of the Stac to bid you a cordial welcome-and as token of our high regard for your faithful public services, and uncompromsing adherence to republican principles to tender yoa a public dinner, to be given at tis place. at such time as may best suit your convenience. We shall not attempt to enumerate the many ad- vantages enjoy through your unceasing exaftions in behalf of the people of Arkansas they speak for themselves and are treasured up in the hearts of a grateful people.
 Your visit at this time is the more welcome. be- cause we learn that you inspecting for your selves, the importance and indispensable necessity of more thorough defence of the western frontier With sentiments of high regard, we subscribe our selves, your friends and humble servants,
 S. G. SNEED,
 JAMES MeKISICK
 JOHN TILLEY,
 MATTHEW LEEPER, JAMES BRANDON,
 k. P. PELHAM,
 JEFFERSON TILLEY,
 c. W. DEAN.
 ". T. LARREMORE. To the Hon. A. II. sevier and W. s. Fulton
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most respectfully, your ob't serv'ts,
 A. II. SEVER,
 W. s. FULTON.

To Messrs. Tilley, Dean, Sneed McKisick, Larre
 more, Tilley, and others.
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MASONIC.

MASONIC
 At called meeting of the Western Star Lodge No. ?, held at the Masonic Hall, on Wednesday, the 9th day of September, A. D. 1S43, on motion of brother Thomas Thorn. a Committee of five was appointed, to draft resolutions appropriate to the death of our deceased brother VIM. GILeHRIsT, and the Committee having retired, reported through their Chairman the following resolutions:
 WESTERN STAR LODGE, No ?,
 .4. L. 5S43, .A. D. 1S43. }@ Whereas, 1t has pleased the Almighty Ru- Ter of the Universe to remove from amongst us our worthy and beloved brother WILLIAM GILcHRIsT; and whereas, 1t Is our sacred duty as Masons, and 1t much becomes Ills as men and rational human beings, to sub init without murmur to the will of Divine Pro vidence, (whose Omnipotence overrules all things,) to feel and sympathize with those of our fellow beings, who by natures stern de- crees are subjected to severe affliction and bereavement
 Therefore, De it resolred- by this Lodge, That we, as MEN, and more particularly as Masons, do warmly sympathize with the be- reaved family of our deceased brother, and that we with assurance in divine promises recommend all bereared by this affiicting in- terposition of Allwise Providence, to the be- nignant wisdom and mercy of Him whose omniscent eye never slumbers nor sleeps, nor does sparrow fall to the ground without his kind notice.
 Resotred, further, That agreeable to the often expressed desire of our deceased and much lamented brother, that we, the men- bers of Western Star Lodge, No. 3, of which the deceased was not only member but a bright leader, who has often presided over us as well as the Grand Lodge of the State of Arkansas, will pay to his memory all the ancient honors of the order of Free and an- cient Masonry, which are eninently due him as worthy brother Mason, and as a man.
 Resolred, further, That in token of re- spect to our deceased Brother, that the men- bers be requested to wear crapc on the left arm for thirty days.
 Resolred, further, That a copy ofthe above and foregoing preamble and resolutions be respectfully forwarded to his bereaved family, in condolence of their irreparable loss.
 Resolred, .turther, That the Little Rock, and Bedford county, Tennessee, papers, be requested to publish the above resolutions.
 THOMAS THORN, Chairman
 WM. B. BORDEN, Secretary,
 Western Star Lodge No. ?.
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THOMAS MeCARROLL, SherF
 of Lagrenee ceaaay, .ifhss
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is of advertising. ti ct,a per tract.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-06
Vol. X.---NO. 81 whole No. 1890
To the Public.

THE NEW YORN HERALD-daiiy newsPaper-pub-
shed every day the year except New Years day and
Fourth of July Price cents per copyor ~ % per an
num--postages pald-cash in advance
THE WEEKLY HERALD-publishede every Saturday
morning -prce 81 per copy So IL per annum-
hostages paid-oash in advance.
ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation Of
tho Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasing
asst Hhas the largest circulation Of any paper in this city,
or the World and is therefore, the best channel business
men the city country Prices moderate-cash III ad
vance.
PRINTING ofall kinds executed at the most moderate
prices, and in the most elegant STYLE
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRorRIEroR THE HERALD EsrABLIsHMrET,
Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets.
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ECONOMY IN nR ESS

229 BROADWAY, OPPOSITE THE FOUNTAIN.
worid suyse; TO the community thai am furnishing every
acle OF clothing at proportonably moderate prices for
winch our sack suous have been Afforded and would solicit
cali from those capable OF approaching rst-ra work that
they may Judge of the induce offered those paying
ready money.
Strangers in the city requiring garments viii please lean
WIN. II. JENNINGS,
i2s imsc Draper and Tailor
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UNITED STATES
TIE A RUM.
III, tote l29 Chatham street, Netc York..


THE AsR EEs s1s,ns, to
& ssSe Of p ,s Che
soas % Ia 'Rs saai; " and
y prosecuting business perhaps scarcely TO be excec 1t
er speeiay with essc, 20 we.sht and nnp
@ 3 sSa
the will be eheeully and promptly refunded Coun
selse, from inis establishment. ""' ~ '"'''' '''"
Coffee roasted every day.
Orders from ali part. o tn. United Suite. executed with
q Tbs only warehouse in America for the sale Of Hou
ouas cei~brsrd B'srs Tea iio im~r
F4 % ~ ESW 3SNK FOR FY
Two s1Su SsTS; i ses.sd Wet Chester County,
p f;,sis. SPACIOUS double story
ORDER bearing apple orchards mostly s tied fruit peseS
ws S s wss End %oa 0p Ss
S %noIG % well fenced sYd mostly with wall and
hs nearly tsi:5i 'Ss iIas Plans which
w the Ese.: couuy find ESs.S.
PIN. D. DRy ys !, ESQ ESQ,
AK rLbbNTs BITP2s; E! Tree: ana
.aS s ss
II : y
Tom ~, si ss s22% SsiS sage IS; s, "a.
81 HORSES WANTED--Wnnteds sew, ,,i n.;.
A'''''' 'iail;' ;s sibA AE' syesaiooL,
TyIiAFT AND TESDaRyLrs11oK F NJ SITs5yi
cured az b s as sss Ysm sns
lever spots bites oi insccs aofeurtoe &c, change
color Ct dark sunbun ye,lce It dolorea skin. The liza.
nan CHEMICAL Soap really the wonder OF the Well
mght The Medical Society Of Paris call hi. blessing and j.
hyeno, .phrne phil nA{opist, Il |, thousands
a., .,s owe, 1e stas, and Birth sss;ons entirely erad
csts cVeiy eiupon ds osSf e. the skin impartng
We ACE body neck or hss f healthtu cls,pess
commend To all.
s, dc +, :, y. yh0 now prescribe s,
diupi, o. s a''s. rsd ewgd and outward
heahyycae{ ~ Tits sold W 50 cents cake by The pro-
of the Ameucsn Eagle. 80 Chatham sire t
NO AEtSts-- zssbsr, Dock st. Philadelphia, or next
A<rc1n Hotel, Washington ID. &; q State al Boston:
~ 10y ~ sutton st Brooklyn; 2OT King street
"a. VA VI v r. bagby, Mouitown. ". j; Ferre,
q ad'eto"n' u Agents wanted In all other cities
W RYAN who engaged for the passage Of ELLEN MnL
Ian and James Regar, the 10th Nov last will pease
iii
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MORRIS AND ESSEX RAIL ROAD

NEW YORK AND PHIL ADELpHlA RAILROAD LINE
DIRECT.
Via Newark New Brunswick Princeton, Trenton. Borden
and Burlington.
THROUGH IN SIX HOURS
Leave New York, from the foot Of Liberty street daily
M and AZ M.
Ihe morning proceeds to Bordentown thence by
steamboat to Philadelphia.
The Evening Line proceeds direct to Camden (opposite
Philadelphia without change of cars.
Passengers will their tickets the Office foot OF Lii
berry street. where commodous steamboat will in ead-
ness, with baggage crates board.
Philadelphia baggage conveyed from city to city,
without being opened by the way.
Each train provided with Ladies which apart
and dI sYnS expressly for the Ladies
Returning, the nes leave Philadelphia foot of
Chestnut street by railroad from Camden O'Clock and
O'Clock, P NJ.
The Lines for Baltimore leave Philadelphia at NJ snd
N, being continuation of the lines from New York
s29 3msr
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are found for sale regularly
WHAT PLACE. AGENTS.
Boston,. .................G George w. Redding.
Philadelphia. ..........,..,.S i. B. Zieber.
Baltimore. ............ w. Taylor.
Washington, d. C ....... g. D. Zieber & Co.
Buffalo N Y. T. S. Hawks
New Haven Conn. IT. H. Pease
Hartford Conn.,. j. w. Judd.
Albany N. Y.,,........ O. Jones.
Troy N. Y............H H. Green.
Lansngbrg & WaterfordN.Y. Ihomas r. hichards.
Newark, N. j.. " Smltp.
CatskilI N Y..,....... H Rowe
New Orleans .......... J. C. Morgan
Cincinnati O.. $50. 49,. Robert Canshan.
Paterson, N. j.. ......... Matthew Dougherty.
Norwich, Con-. Morgan Stafford.
Rochester N. Y.... -. l.. Moore.
Elizabethtown, N. j.. Samuel Crane.
New Brunswick, N. j.. =. William Solomon
ST. Louis, Mo-. ......... Woodward & Mathews.
Charleston. -. ............ Amos Head.
Hudson, N. Y...... George Clare.
Augusta, Ga. .......... s.. A, Holmes.
Mobile, Ala. 1850. Milton Boemet.
Poughkeepsie. Levi Smith.
Trenton. ...,..,. . j. Raunsley.
Pttsburg, Pa. ........... JOS p. Israel
Louisville Ky.... ......... w. A. Haldeman.
Wheeling. Va. ...........J. II. Thompson Co.
New London, Con-. +. -. L. L. Sperry.
Newport. ................ William A. Fry.
Utica. j. D. Loak.
Savannah, Ga. Amos Head.
Nashville, Tenn. "A. Billings.
Syracuse. James Robertson.
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ID R RYAN, who engaged for the Passage Of ELLEN Mil
Ian and James Regar the 10th Nov Last will pes
call on the subscribers without delay. VIZ ''e'''
WAIT TAPsCoTT,
W ~ Peck Slip cor South AZ
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NEW YORK, MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 6, lS43


Amthony Deg, Bankrupt in the u. S. Distric
Court. an accurate Report of his Liabilities ana
assets, condensed from rs pages of foolscap IN hi
Petition.
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AGENTS..

ne following is list of the agents for the Herald
where subscriptions will be received and single number
found for sale regularly -
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S&X- REMITTANCES TO ENGLAND, IRELAND
@EH$ SCOTLAND AND WALEs.-Persons proceed
nSAd63'nR or renting any old Country
can al all times obtain the subscribers at sight for
any amount on the Royal Bank of Ireland and Messrs
Presce Grote Ames Co, Bankers London which are pad
free of discount charge whatsoever in all principal
towns of the United Kingdom. For TERMS apply address,
by letter, host haid to
ROCHE BROTHERS & CO.,
- u 50 Fulton 81, next door 10 the Fulton Bank.
Ps-The subscribers will heretofore have regular sue
ceson OF first class American Ships sailing weekly
pool during the eomipg 1873 For passage, apply
above d3o
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A. NEW LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS.-Psck-
Nj ct 10th Febuary.-The splendid well known fast
=. sailing, packet ship ROCHESTER. CAPT Philip
Wood will sail positively Above, her regular day,
MIntu sNew Line of Liverpool Packets.
Thes Communications OF this ship Tor cabin, second cabin AID
steere be surpassed having all
neps OF the modelled packet shIs Persons DESTROYS
er berths should fail make carly application
a f'Ht Of Burlng Slip, or to
w. s. j. T. TAPSCOTT,
n - Peck Slip, South
resoas esr3us of sendns Cor heir friends in the old
s can nave them brepgbt out favorable terms, by the
heove ayon,e ship which leaves Liverpool the 5 April
nei Ienum gay AND those wishing remit be
Weo WIN gratis for any payable demand, without
and. ~ " ~ '" 'U Nv
The packet ship Hottnguer will succeed the Roeheser aud
All on tne ioth sIsteh, her regular dav. j2sr
TO TIE LOVERS OF SUPERIOR BLACK TEA
nowqua fture This mely delicious and uuparsI.
ced Tea so highly LIBERATED in China and Euope lust i'm.
ported now for sale AZ the Canton Tea Compapv General
Tea Establishment I2 Chatham st New York-sin Cbness
panhagts rnce oo oen.s suu ~. ile imsr
SALAMANDER SAFE AGAIN TRTUMfHANT-Thc
- books and papers OF John Mel, Esq were D. es.rved In
Saamander Safe at the destruction by Of his large
house. 90 Broad ST. on the night Of the seth ult s ~
Saamander Safes of Wders make, which have ne fail
ed preserve the contents only be had Iron SAFE
Warehouse OF SlLAS T.. HERRING.
hstatwyr iH Water street.
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TABLES OF INTEREST AND EXCHANGE reconstructed
on plan entirely new. BY George Oates. For
sale by David Felt 81 Co. 2i2 Pearl street, and by
Carvill 81 Co.
This is one OF the most valuable works which has
ever been presented TO the notice of the mercantile
community. The Tables are constructed on novel.
and ingenious principles, and great number Of the
most intelligent men in the country have expressed
their opinion that tor convenience of reference, con-
ciseness lcommehensivenes and ease of calculation.
they are altogether unsurpassed. Every kind of
mercantile and banking calculation must be inn
mensey facilitated by the of these admirable
bles, and we cannot have the slightest doubt that
the work will meet the most extensive sale.
THEIRS History oy THs FRENCH REVOLUTION,
No. l0-Thls excellent work continues to receive a.
very large share of public patronage 1t sgot up in
very superior STYLE and the price has been reduced
to four dollars for the whole work. For sale at the
Herald Literary Depot.
The RAINBow-This is a semI-monthly publica-
ton by lIdee & Esiabyook, 100 Nassau street. We
have already expressed favorable opinion of its
merits Ii ia devoted especially TO the interests of
the respectable fraternity OF "Odd Fellows The
numbers before embelllshed with handsome
engravngs, and the letter press is varied. entertain
ing and instructive.
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HkR REMlTTANCES TO IRELAND, "a, &c-
larye small to persons residing in any part Of Ire
land the he, and his predecessor in busi
ness have done for last hrty years. and ALSO any
part OF England OF Scotland.
Money tted bv letter (post paid) subscriber or
reasonably deposited with him. with the Of person or
and town, will be Immediately transmitted
and paid accordingly and that effect given
warded to the sender.
In like manner money with claims persons psrt
ser for persons residing Of the United States
Canada. and will be Paid 10 them accordingly.
Jl2 imsv GEORGE MCBRIDE. Ir ,cdsr
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Srelman FTaEer lmporteB Of Fancy Goods, 1856 Pearl
Posts y Maip importer fsdrugs, A Cedar
Eied thompson Co importe Of Dry Goods IS Cedar
Fellows, Van Arsdale Cooper, Watches II Maiden Lane
ID y ell Co., importers Of Stationery. 245 Pearl st.
VIM GooldinR. Surgical Instrument manufacturer ssh
Chatham ST. ~
be had by the dozen the prices the
out The cny. r. lm~m
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RANK OF ENGLAND NOTES bought and sold at
y. J. SYLVESTER'S,
jy2s lwr "a Wall st, and 100 Broadway.
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Az OLD ESTABLISHED EMIGRANT PAS
ME&N SAGE OFFICE, 81 South street, New York-Reg-
.ular Line of Packes-The subscriber continues to
br persons from any part of Great Britain aud Ireland
who be engaged their friends here, by the regular line
OF packet ships, sailing days rom Liverpool Per
sending Tor their Ten rely that will be
taken 20 ha,e them despatched without delay in LIVERPOOL and
Will always endeavor Of the public
patronage which has literally bestowed for many
past and those RENTING have drafts payable at all
the Banks and branches throughout the United Kingdom
j6r JOHN HERDNAN 6i Snulh AZ
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ASeesr ~ REGULAR OPPOSITION TO CATS
2ES KILL and Intermediate landings. w,,hou., tow
days, Wednesdays and Fridays NewYork, Tuesdays
Thursdays and to from Cattsh so cents
-Berths Is cent-Supper IS cents.
The new and fast steamer WAVE, Captain Vanderbilt will
leave Robln,on ST. pier Thursday Nov nth, five o'clock
Fog further particulars inquire Of the board By
running on the daysabove named there will b, daily
a cedp
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WE THE UNDERSIGNED, Importers and Wholesale
Dealers having used and sold l.. Chapmans Metallic
Kszor Sop, do freely recommend being
thing which has hitherto similar