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Eao,sse oG Egssges.gfg5sg2peeegs

<RR-G THE subscriber would respectfully G@Na a.as <. inform his friends, and the public ge- sesf sssSg nerally, that he has opened the house Es45 s ls formerly kept by Mir. Humphrey, op- Sz---< s1ss1 Posite Little Rock, at WoodI9fs s Ferry Lending, where he is prepared to wait on the travelling community in the most satisfactory manner.
 Persons visiting the city on horseback, will find 1t to their advantage to leave their horses with him, as he can keep them much cheaper than they can get them kept in town.
 DROVERS and MOVERS will be accommodated with good safe lots gratis and can be furnished with plenty of good corn and toer at reasonable rates, at all times. Also, fresh Meal, he has good mill in full operation at the Ferry Landing. the most reasnnahe tarrns
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EDYE3BEGA4 t& SG0UHgHNqs, qs,.

RERs. RULEMAN would respectfully inform 4*A her friends and the public generally, that she is now prepared to carry on the above business, in all its various branehes and as she has had near 20 years experience in different States she fatters her self that she will be able to give general satisfaction to all who may favor her with their patronage
 Ladies' and Gentemen's dresses, of either silk or Woollens, dyed and secured il manner that will make theia look as well as when new.
 She will be found at her residence, near the U S. Arsenal.
 Litle Roch, Sept. 23, IS43. s-sm
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GAEgHNHNA, NaAAHNaH

HHNHE subscriber would respectfully inform the Il citizens of Little Rock and vicinity, that he still continues to carry on the Cabinet Business in all it's branches, in the frame building at the West end of Ashley's Brick Row, Markham street. Old Furniture neatly repaired and vanished 0I5-Cofiin making attended to at all hours. Country produce and lumber will be taken in ex change for Furniture, at the highest cash prices
 VIM. ZANZIBAR October 7th, ls4S. 4-ff
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A AesEnainfsfEatOs''s Notice, TO ALL PERSONS IJYTEREST

FLAKE NOTICE, that the undersigned as 1 yiving Administrator of the estate of the Joseph Shaver, deceased, has filed in the Coa Probate, of the county of Poinsett, State of Arkl his final settlement with said estate, as said Adj istrator, at the October term thereof, 1913, N lies over for examination and confirmation. untj January term of said Court, 1s44, to be holls the first Tuesday after the third Monday in Jara 1914, at the Courthouse in said county, when where he will also make application to said Coa one ofthe heirs to said estate, for distributono effects ofsaid estate among the several heirs to estate, according to the Statute, in such cases and provided,
 ROBERT SHAVER, Surviving Adm
 ofthe estate of Joseph Shaver decd. Dec. 9, 1913 Is-J
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POETRY. Y
TO THE PooR.-aBF OF coop CHEER i

IO HE ItOhs--'.D DE OF 6uOb CHEER. Tciler. rise from grief and slumber, Bend the bonds of doubt and pain; List to Hopes immortal number, To, she pleads with thee again. What have been your deeds of trial Count them up. and scan them o'er; Fill again your bitterest vial.
 Tell me, can'st thou suffer more Then, ye have the cheer within you, Mourn not o'er the faded past; Let the golden future win you,
 Firmly battle to the last! Well know the cup of sorrows Ye have drunken to the fill How the blight of many sorrows, Added only bangs to i'll. I have seen ye by your altar,
 Shrived and stricken to the dust; Yet oh, brother. do not falter,
 God is merciful and just! There are millions all around Us,
 Bearing rougher chains than ours, Darker clouds of death surround us, Deeper grieis, and stcrner hours. sOtSSc HUH Afe ftditfA \ dSHeSs
 From the sweat and chains of slaves; Ring of steel and crack of lashes.
 Pa,iper's huts, and pauper's graves. These should make thy burthen lighter, Make thee hopeful, true. and strong; Clothe the storm with rainboWs brighter, Urge thee, giant-like, alongl Long as one shall suffer deeper,
 Than this aching soul of mine, Grief shall be within sleeper,
 l will never more repine. See the mines and gloomy alleys,
 Where the erush'd of ages tread; Dungeons, stocks, and awful galleys. Peopled with the living dead! Then look upward to the heaven
 Beaming on thee free and clear, And while life and strength are given, Hope and toil with earnest cheer.
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NNEEdtE.

A IL persons indebted to the late firm of E. Y. "A BAKER X CO, either by note or book acct, are requested to pay immediately.
 Notes and accounts not paid within a reasonable time, will be put into the hands of an attorney for collection. GEO. BoGGs is authorized to receive money and give receipts, on notes and accounts due E. Y. Baker & Co.
 Lfttle Rocb, Gel If, 1S43 5-H
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Advance On Cotton. TO FA.RTrcRs AND PEA ny1,yzTe (.

DRAFT & BOGGS will make liberal advances I on Cotton and other produce to be shipped by them, and consigned to John c. Pratt sc Co, New Orleans.
 Cotton leftwith them will be shipp pad without any other charges than these actually incurred
 LiHie Rock, Nop. I3, ISi3 Io-tf
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". N0E4H1, EE'gscEs o7gEgEter,
 | 2 AS returned to and permanently located in A Little Rock, and will personally attend to re- pairing of every description of WATCHES and CLOCKS, and other business in his line, on the Northwest corner of Main and Markham streets, the house formerly occupied by Pitcher s, Walters
 Little Roef, Sept. 15 lS43. Ism
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EDEs AeEvT & RdRGGS.

MTILL keep on hand, at all times, general as- w sortment of Goods, which they are determined to sell very low They will be constantly supplied with fresh goods, which will be bought in the market J0r cgS and as they will sell entirely for cash, they will be enabled to sell for small profits.
 Little Rock, Oct. IL I943 5-1v
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G0EpnVapesosFsEg No9ace,

EENHE Firm heretofore existing between D. Y
 \ BAKER St CO, has been dissolved, by the death of the senior partner. The surviving partner, JOHN G. PRATT, has associated with himself GEO, BOGGS, and the business will now be carried on by them under the name of PRATT &. B0GGS.
 LittIe Lock, Get II, 1s43 5-ly
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OF THE U. STATES.
THE EXECUTIVE.

JOHN TYLER, of Virginia, President.
 VILE P. MANGUM, of N. C., Vice President. ABEL P. UPsnUR, of Virginia, Secretary of State. JOHN c. SPENCER, of N. r., Treasury. JAMES M. PORTER, of Pa, War. DAVID HENsHAw, of Mass. Navy
 CHAs. A. WIcKLIFFE, of Ky, Postmaster General. JOHN NELSON, of Md, Attorney General
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.ae,H,EEEN6a

Receised per steamer Lucy YaAter, A T ALDRICH'S CHEAP STORE, a large lot A of Clothing, consisting of Blanket Coats, Dufle do, Feting Saeis Ga new artiele,) Jackets, Panta- loons Vests, flannel Shirts and Drawers, Cotton do Canton flannel do. do.
 Call and examine for yourselves
 December l, 1913 12-tf
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THE. IIIDICIARY

THE JUDICIARY. Roger 5. Tdrey of Md, Chief Justice. Joseph Story, of Mass, Associate Justice. Smiih Thompson, of N. Y, do John McLeaa, of Ohio, do Henry Baldtoin of Pa do James M Wayae, of Ga., do Joha Mckinley, of Ky, do John Catgon, of Tenn, do Peter F. DaHiei, of Va, do John Nelson, of Md, Attorney General Be5j C. Hoeoard, of Md Reporter. I'm. T. CarfoH, of Washington City, Clerk. .Aler'r. Hltnter, C Marshal.
 The Supreme Court is held at the City of Wash ngton, and has one session annually, commencing on the 2d Monday of January.
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ARRIVAL & DEPARTURE OF MAILS,
 IItrrI E ROCK.

ARRIVAL g. DEPARTURE OF MAILS,
 LITTLE ROCK.
 Eastern Mail, (cia Memphis.) Arrives Sundays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at ' o'clock, P. M. Departs Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays
 Ucsfern Maa, (ciq Van Burea) Arrives Wednesdays and Saturdays at s, P. M. Departs Tuesdays and Fridays, at I, A, M.
 Southern Maii, (eia Washington Arrives Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Sundays, at 10 r. M.
 Departs Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 3, A. M.
 Northern, (via BaiesviHe) Arrives Fridays and Mondays, af 1, P. M. Departs Sundays and Wednesdays, at 8, P. M.
 Coiumbia, (oia Pine BlgG1 Arrives Sundays and Thursdays, at ,, P. M. Departs Sundays and Thursdays, at l. A. M.
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Engaging, Eeog,e, aTad TyviGae. ! LIST received by steamer Export, a large lot of os Bagging, Rope, and Irvine, to be sold oh con- signment by PRATT & BOGGS.
 Littfe Rock, Nor. I3, 1913. l0-tf
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public who may favor them with their pa@ and they pledge themselves to do all in their to render satisfaction to guests while at the Fp LIN HOUSE.
 Having provided good cooks, we are prepa, serve up for the table the best the market as in manner not surpassed by any house in th, ton of the country.
 Persons visiting the city either for pleasures siness, will find it to their interest to stop wi as they can at all times be apprised of the a and departure of Steamboats, as the house is ted within fifty yards of the landing, and is i'm ately in the neighborhood of the Post-office, a business part of the city. Those wishing to stage in any direction, can have their seats & for them.
 Persons visiting the city on horseback, can their horses taken care of on reasonable ten'
 Steamboat passengers will have their bagga ken to and from the boats free of charge. 99
 0GECareful and attentive servants are pp for the different departments of the house.
 Little Roek, November 27, IS43 I
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3agging, Bale-R0pe and Twine.

-7oet5 D .-'1sl -'ee1o 1Eor1 's.1.t : w ''-o' ! uST RECEIVED, lot Of the above, which will eB be sold at reduced raies for Cash or exchanged for Cotton at the best market rates.
 ALso-I00o lbs. COTTON YARN, long and short hanks, for sale at less than former prices, by
 JOHN VANCE,
 Main street, near Markham. Lille Roct December ?, 1913. 12-tf
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Esa'y GS0OsEs, EB0oGs, Shoes, &c. HuST RECEIVED per steamboat Gov. Morehead, eB choice lot of Dry Goods, BootS, Shoes, H1ts, Hardacare, Sc. to be sold low for cash, by
 PRATT & B0GGS, Little Rock, Dec 2 12f MalHrhGm-st
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1913 -Ratio 70, ,680-22s Members.

The number of Electors for President and Vice President, under this apportionment and ratio, will be 275 of whom l38 will be necessary for choice. The following table shews the number of Represen- tatives in Congress, and the number of Electoral
 votes for each State =
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PEeOSPECEUS THE ARKANSAS BANNER:
PROSPECTUS

fl 4 ROCK,
 .4T THREE DOLLARS 4 YEAR IN .4DTANCE.
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GOVERNMENT OF ARkANe
EXECUTIVE,

ARCHIBALD YELL, Governor. DAVID B. GREER, Secretary of State. ELIAS N. CONWAY, Auditor. JARED c. MARTIN, Treasurer.
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0G~IIUGH BROGAN, we are authorized to an nounce is candidate for City Constable at the en- sting election Dec 2, 18fs
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DlaCEEsT12i GE2illg,

In all it's various branches, and on the shortest no- tice, for which he will receive in payment all kinds of country produce, at the market prices
 JAMES L. HUNT. Opposite Little Roclt, Oct. 21, Is43. 6-tf
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VVFHF1nATT GG9WVWAW Es.
ERn,. A. eA. EsEpEaN1a

EbEs As e5To kSEEaIN'as A GRADUATE of the University of Glasgow "A Scotland. Office and residence, one half milt north of Lewisburg
 Oci. 24, i843. 7-ly
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.gOH WORK

f every description, will be executed at this of O fce, on the shortest notice at low rates, and in
 superior style,
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Population, of the United States,
T7se AppOrtionInent

YIse AppOrtiOnment OF REPRESENTATIVES in the U. s. Congress, bas- ed upon the above census of 1640, was made at the last session of the 27th for the 28th Congress- and is as follows:
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,IRCUIT COURT.

The Judges of the Supreme Court are , by the Legislature, by a joint vote of the two H for eigM years. The Judges of the Circul are elected in like manner, for four years.
 UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT Benjamin Johnson, Judge. Grandson D. Royston, District Attorney. William Field Clerk. Henry M. Rector, Marshall
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Limited Sgaaes' EEagssaaE's Sale. HE UNITED STATES or AMfBIcA-DTsTRIcT OF
 ARlsNs4s--Il He October term hereof 4. D. l3l3- Ociobar 3a. Is43.
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F FR "A N KLEIN EEOUsE
By PENDLETON SS REYNOIns At the Loxyer Steaz,,-E,naf and Ererrr1

Oas0 ''iaf FeFfy LandI
 TIE Proprietors having thOro,, repaired and fitted up the old \
 formerly known as the Union H, they are now prepared to accOr dale their friends and tha t.a...
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Coffee, SasgaR', Salt, Nails, EDo-

Rnesaics, Ge. E0IN VANCE, Main street, has received by the a9 late arrivals full supplies of the above articles which he offers at C rcyy small advance for Cash. Cofioa Hides, Peltries, BeesBax, Tallow, or other merehantable produce, taken in exchange. LiAe Rock, December ?, 1913 I2-tf
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VIM. FIELD C2erh

By A. IT. RUrHERFoRD, D. c. By virtue of the above decree, I will expose 10 sale, at public auction, at the Courthouse in the ci ty of Little Rock, Saturday, the 30th day of De- cember, l843, the whiskey mentioned and described the above and foregoing decree, where due attend anee will be given by me. Terms, cash.
 H. M RECTOR, U. s. Marshal LiNLe Roek, Deeember 9, 1913. IS-3t
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LEGISLATIVE.

LEGISLATIVE. SAMUEL ADAMS, President of the Senate w. s. OLDHAM, Speaker of the House. The Senate is composed of 24 member, for four years and the House of 75 memhs,, ed for two years. The Legislature convenes once in two V the first Monday in November.
 JUDICIARY.
 SUPREME COURT. Daniel Ringo, Chief Justice Thomas J, Lacy, Associate Justice. Geo. C. Watkms, Attorney General. Albert Pike, Reporter. Luke E. Barber, Clerk.
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The United States of America, }
Two barrels of WhislEey Sc. Sc.

Two barrels of WhislIey Sc. Sc.
 4 ND the said United States of America this day A comes by Grandson D. Royston, Esq. District Attorney; and t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court by the return of the process that the Marshal has taken into his custody, the two barrels of Whs- said wagon and fat-boat, which has not been found by him i; and the Court being of opinion, that the forfeited to the said United States, it is or dered, adjudged and decreed by the Court, that the said whiskey be, and it is hereby, condemned, and ordered to be sold by the Marshal at public auction at the Courthouse in the city of Little Rock after giving at least fifteen days notice in public news paper of said city
 Attest Wm. FIELD, C2erf
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-24

CTUYVESANT INSTlTUTE-WEDN
y DAY EVENING. OCT. 3-THE HJCHlNS0N
FAMILY resgesniIy ,ye notice thAt they will give O
Will hsye pleasure OF 'E;rniuerE several .! their ne"
Solos Tos and uaIse;tes Nit o their old popular
~ TSs Vul,nre of the Ars"-Ds,ctipuv. Of the asoa y,
fe,acs Of Parent the loss Of Ga Ing Child. Saaeae!
sudl.Gly away by the Vuure while engaged
child 50 play.
OF Hone,'-$ Westward Ho.': words by G. T. Morris -
The popular Porn Excelsior, written IS Hsnry W Long
fellow" The Gave OF Bonaas.- The Family Song,
= Tckrs 50 cents each.-To be had at The pTnepai Nu
Sorr IN Bfoalway aud Sax or Miless Bool -Sors
% To CONNIE cs =, ,aaaE'sT before oe!,ck o<l q
CR4NU- SCOTT 81 Vocal. tNTERTAlN
" MENT.-The Misses CUNNING rsrec,;u y ar
oancs their h Concert for hs season. % aSe place Al te
Apollo oa hGrsday 2sh WHEN ;is nIo"ll M e.
i.eme't Ine.es viii Dc ented in til pSoranue F" n,
me Steer k'mmes-Tha Bonay use Q Alriy-Aly High
,,ani Pa d-Ma.; OF Arsyl--The bsoou. o. the Cowass
dai4y Is CankeEsd CatlTwas within mile O. sweet Ei-
You my L 2Ia May al b% Sy wooey h,issf Am ns IN s
The Misses C.. win pe,srye announce hat they Will
assisted Ar. Cehush. and Mr. A. PhillIs who viii
side AZ tive rlEo forte
icksa Fifty Cen,s each-to be hsd. with programmes st
Misses C.,s residence, No.! Warysa 81. 2l,.od'
DANCINt: AND WALTZING ACAOENY al
~ Cro:on Hall No7t Bow,y. ]. l. Gar.e,; aanounesso -
hl ieads aad TIE Puele i@, his Sch for tc abos AT
;iSa iuestays and Fr,Ja s. om iii S. P NJ for Lali.s
Misses and Masters, and from III 10 for Gsn'ieme
B-Nir 9. viii form c lass for young Lad froHl6 l
for these that cannot attend Irom3t Terms reasonable
el2 2w'
TAKE NOTICE.-Mrs. WILLIS, the lady
L that siyes ufornotnn future ard what i. past
can b. No 2o5 E!izahsth Ten doors from Houston
Beecker III; the last of October only as then hr will
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-24

On TAsNIs-Ths great leather r>s,oer rapidly gains
'f!l greater favor becomes extensively known No
who has aharnes shond fail 10 apply, as keeps a
Die and will not crack blister lis effects are Just
eE carriage tops; and renders boots aud shoes entirely ipsr-
ouS to water To be had by the gallon single bottle only
Il Il Courand-s;Ieet.
jTHE FEVER AND AGuE thoroughly and quickly cured
BY that Invaluable family medicine the WAsHNGTos ELIXIR.
For dyspepsia bilious complaints and diarrhGa, and dsn-
cry, srecitc, and genera! tonic, ii Is unequaled.
Sold wholesale and retail b. Dr. E NJ. GUION l27 Bowe,
corner Grandtree where may b. certificates OF Its "on
leriul cures. Price 81 per ,ttle. o2l 2weodisN
10 AS THE HAIR always Ind IS now considered so
eat ornament We have no doubt but every having
fine head of ha will fee! happy 10 s,'ss themselves OF the
elent 10 preserve it, and where It Is scany 10 ~
thickness by the tf genuine AIN Of Colum-
oa. To be had only at 81 Courtland ST. near Broadway
C. Paris Has.-A new style JUS. introduced BY the
.ubscIibe.-e1treuely nes; and beautiful
AMIDON, Fashionable Halter,
o2l owls. Wastree,, corner Nassau.
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MARRIED..

On Eth by Rev. D. Curry, John R Sherwood to
Miss Martha Hasied
A, Brook Farm Community West Roxbury Mass. on
the 4,h ms, by Rev. Geo Ripley, Mr.. James Bryan Hill
Mrs. Eleanor Goweh, all ofthat Community.
A, HARRISON Nsw-Jersey 18th inst. by the Rev Samuel
&. Southard the Rev. Rufus NJ White late Of Buffalo y
e. Of MedgeriIle, GA. to Miss Elizabeth NJ. stryk
", Of the former place.
On the l7th by Rev H. ?. Tappan Mr. Samuel b
Stanton Of S.onington, CT; Miss O. Conrad OF this
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DIED,

On Monday morning, 23d inst of Lingering Illness Han
nah Riker, aged o.
On Sunday afteruoon the 22l inst after long and pain
iu illness, Matilda wife Of John L. Scheelin aud sister
Of the late George Bowen, deceased, aged as
GA Sunday evening" I'D inst. Esther Kumbe the Goth
year Of her age.
Her friends and the friends of her son. William Kunb
and her sonn.iaw Shepherd Knapp particularly invited
attend the funeral from the residence of the latter No
Washington Square, this TUESDAY aftemoon at 81 O'Clock.
Al Harlem, 10Th inst. Miss Elizabeth Pearsa the 10Th
year Of her age.
Al jamaica L. !. on DIST inst Lydia Potter cnly daugh-
Ter Of Beverley Robinson, Jr. aged years.
AT New Utrecht, L. /. Goth inst. Henry Green aged %
years youngest the ate j. L. Greene, Esp OF Barn.
stable, Mass.
At Monistown, M on Friday, Goth inst Julia A. Du-
mont, wife of Rev A H. Dumont of that place
At sonh Trenton NJ. l7th inst Jane Melville, form
arlv OF New York, aged l6.
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,epcred of 10 900 bushels NewOrl.ans changed hands
f,- di,tiling at 5ac, weight Rye is not plenty Sale
.hon 1000 bushels Rye the slip 64c Barley is IN some
o,r bu, held above the views of buyers Oats are rH
'alf 'aa no, pleuty, with sales at a7i Ia 2sc.
I1rpsKY-For good bbls 24ic is freely offered. The
,, are bat light Drudge held at 2tc, with good de-
H,,vTbere has been brisk demand for shipping, and
800 bales have been taken at 80 Al cents, parr
,.ed Oh ship board The market has tendency to i'm
Pgn gnnEs.-we notice sales 5000 Buenos Ayres and 7a4
,'.,,.,r, Of, rerms not made public.
nW AND BoNE,-The marketior both articles is firm
,otice sales 1900 bbs South Sea- for export, 4Oc
On ao Is, home use 40 H. \ sale Of 23 OO0 lbs South
p,,s was made for export a, SO cents.
spCEs.--We notice farther sales about 1000 lbs No /
>,n,,.s, a, shade below 81; cents.
copPER-We sale of50G0 lbs old at l5lc, cash
paOvIsIONS.-Pork is quiet TO day. We hear Of onl,
@ sales Mess at Is. Sales 200 bbls Prime at sO and
mi. Soft Mess al 10 25 10 So New Beers selling al
s-5,5s7S In Butter and Cheese there is but modera,
h,nsss sale of so bbs Lard made at 5: cents 70
nor and sales kegs, in lots. cents. Some contracts
m Hogs have been made Cincinnati 80 per 100 lbs
The following table shows the quantity Of Hogs killed.
py prices Cincinnati for The last eight years:
poc.s Of Hogs at which the Number Of Hogs killed in
market opened Cincin- Cincinnati.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-24

JCoMsIocN's SARsArARILLAis is Warranted as strop. IN
s4ge bottles and good other article in the world
.i ss dollar, al the iow price of 50 CENTS ,ef
S 81 per dozen. II has repeatedly cured e scroula 20
20 ers standing, after all other preparations Of Sasapa.
m had failed which fully proves It's superior efficacy
Unlocking AZ the ide difference price. We know many
k that this article sold low rrlce, good as
@ That sell dollar per bottle but II people will let
a!oNE HUNDRED per cent MORE Tor article not SO
M M as this a, 50 cents per bottle 81 Cctiand street Is the
Nay Place 70 fad II genuine.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-24

Albany, Oct. 23.-Four- was decided change
the market Saturday, and tendency advance If
prices. Sales made as high as 81 62l. The rise is
sa,aned By brisk demand. We heard Of no sales less
daa al. We quote at so 4 Sc. ARGUS.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-24

CTATE r NEW YOk h. IS In Chaucery-Be-
~ fore tie Vice Chancelo, Of ,e F't CruIs vS. May
Aldermen and Commoualty ot the ity oi New crR vs.
Henry Patio Il Others Masters Sale.
In Of 'iecse OF he cSuF q Chaneey .! ,Ss the
direction OF the usrisne', Of the ). ere Of SAID CHut
att Merchants, E1eha ge, IN the city o, NJ" lGk oy
Of Nsi NorTmSc ns iSs at Sn 2" oceeE
buildings thereon erected sit ate lying and balm Fist
Ward the CITY New York aud the sauti''Tf' flY
sSe sn9bs S oa4es s m @ IN aaS saS Which
piece and parcel OF ground IS bounded ad describe Us o
oSs csitan lo, OF land % a wall snes orid belonging %
and occupied by the President Directors and Com any OF tc
house ard now known number sixteen s. N " all street
aforesaid thence runnlns we,fry along WAL se i ,or
wall Of the marble buildings recently erected by one Jof1
e; Ms .nd o IN s
feet nins inches Ire the o. s thence snth
easey along the ground now ate belonging to the heitS
Of Peter Burkse nineteen r.h inches thence
u,hwessry along said last m'noaed ground lou TEEN
ofChaes Ludlow, EsQuir, deceased hence soul-eas~r
aon said last mentioned ground -ityrn ett our IN "n
sad and theme hstyfy along tne SAID La, menonLd
lo Sc, feet inches 10 Wall street. aforesaid e
ass s beginning Ds1f Es Nf93 " oesG5i o2xapp I'll a D.
''''' Master Chaneery.
D. GRAHAM Solicitor. o2 2tawts
THIKTEtNTH STREET, Curb and Gutter
Pustrc Nor!cs is hereby given that penn has ben
presented the Board Of Aldermen SIT urb ami utter
both sides Of 18th street, between the F't avenue ami Az
euur b.
Persons inersted in the above aad opposed 10 tho SANE
are requested % present thsir objections wus tr tho
Undersigned hi. Office, Hall Of Recods or before the
- u's u t'0''A' JOHN EVEN, Street Commissions.
Street Commissioner Ohor Oct 70, 1873 Oh
IRA in 18th and Sth avenues.-PUBLlc Nc
~ rey is hs sby given that ?, ttiou hes been Presented
III the Bcar of Aldermen Consuncta sewer or d al. III
25,h street aad 9th
Persons Interested ~ propostou and opposed TO The
same are requested pr their objec IN wng TO
the Undersigned at his Office Hal. OF cords, or beiore
the 81 day Of .Sov snber next
join EVEN. Street COMMISSIONS.
S,.ee, Com miss snnp,,, ()fic. OCr "a lS;3 o2s