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pKANS s B A N N E R hr.,1sHED WEEKLY, :. s EgspEeEAND & CO, iSe rA ID c A VEh ID
r DOLLARS A YEAR,
IN .aDHaNCE.
oU U.nyERTTSING.

hp
 TERhff m lines, or less, first insertion, ! sqla's and FIFTY CENTS for each continu- ,oiias,,o ,o lines, and not exceeding b, to be .oFsf ~ ,,'are ore and haitf-over 10, and not ex- ] : sq't, two sauares-and in that proportion adselt,Ssts set;sements to be paid for in advance, M adEeluoed s.,l,,ed by some responsible person aent ass M,l;dnal sai account, at the above rates, Fp al1 lao laoid apd nnder $10o, in one year, dis lB s9O conf. will be made; and when it d 3 per PCT or ori ,nwards, in the same period, a E t9 %. S,Vg ner cent. will be made. No deeduc- t'l % Sss viii i'll be made, if payment be deferred gaeSel' s,allII %lI have expired; nor will any re- X RIeaa5s yea on legal advertisements, required pc cTs BY THE YEAR.
 coNltIsolin m lines, renewable at pleasure, SEQ. E9ell5 iO ,s ss f" 30.
 < So 50.
 .;awents. U" or parts thereof, exceeding 10, pgslusS lsans as the case may be. subject to the e) mes, s5;,.connts %a first mentioned; and no con- E ma @Sst s.tes for a less term than a year. No
 llese s eoeccasional omissions; and all contracts |paa't .r to be paid in advance.
 gel ,,,,G " ADvERTIsEnIENTs |srasp Iass each additional haes, oantbs o S6 square, ] $4 10 n i. 15 iz
 r zau advertisements will be charged at the EaaalpS r rsies unless a contract be made when |aelfo ,;an nE and must be paid for in advance. i1seTuoa; ;l be announced for any office, either F. soa ar G, county, without the advance payment |adlars. ..l, ho cbaroed az advertise (eai i ssrment U, ,sr required in advance. aaa g@ gs' hereafter be delivered to any person so (5sn Hr we have no regular dealings, until paid
 r,.eents must be marked with t.t;5 the d nun sa |pl forbid and charged f accordingly tdI by.o | aal6ber 'a ofthe paper, 12a cents. |sass aal must be postpaid, or they will not re- .ttonfion
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CSn-HeARH,N ElEsSHEEse.

rg7fIE undersigned have this day associated them K selves together for the transaction of a cor TON FACTORAGE. AND GENERAL COM MISSION BUSINESS in New Orleans under the name and style of John c. Pratt & Co., office at 52 Common street. JNO. G. PRATT,
 JACOB BRAKEMAN,
 s. E. BELKNAP. New Orleans Inne lst l94A 39-tf
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n ECEIvED per steam boat Lucy Walker, a HS, large and general assortment of ready maae ths times, times, N I-DRlClH 5s.s
 May Eth, 1Sdf
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steeE Pens.

tSeNSh N SEASs C0 GROSS Puriow pens, OU 25 do American school pens, 9 do Perian Pens, 30 do Magnum Bonum pens,
 1 and quire Ledgers, of fine ruled paper, on consignment, and to be sold low.
 J. MITCHELL, Auction and
 Commission Merchant, Main street, Little Rock, March, 5, 1s44 25-ly
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It is estimated that fifteen thousand citi-s zens of London die annually, from the ef-. fects of intoxicating drinks.
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eshN,
lpril l7th. ls44. sl-ly

, cured Bacon. which viii be sold very low Tor cash J. MITCHELL. q
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THE TOOLS THEY WORK WITH. ANOTHER wHIG pREAcHER! 4 MATE TOR
 ARLINGTON!
s.ifakc 'iitle room for pe THREE TVaig preaetsrl
s q R 9
From fhe Aei0 Oyledlls Courier. THE REV N e RRlWMI .0N

 Some days ago we published letter on the subject of the tariff act, from H. Clay to the Rev. w. c. Brownlow, editor of paper called the East Tennessee Whig. This cor respondent of H. Clay is a man of infamous character, and has been guilty of actions which ought to drive him from the society of all honorable and decent men. He was whig delegate from Tennessee to the Baltimore con- vention, that nominated H. Clay to the presi- dency. His paper IS the only one in Ten nessee which circulated the vile calumny that Mr. Folks father was tory ill the Reyolu- ton. Brownlow, parson as he is, goes armed to the teeth with pistols and daggers. Some years ago he made an attack upon another parson, the Rev. L. C. Haynes, and came eff second best While suffering under the wounds received from the Rev. Mr. Haynes, or Col. Haynes, as some call him, he intreated his brother to assassinate Haynes The fol- lowing is from paper printed in the vicinity of those persons < <
 From The Jonesboro' Sentinel. We obtained thefollowing statement from him in the presence of several gentlemen
 s.JuLY 2Oth, lS44
 q hereby certify, that after the difficulty between Col. Haynes and my brother, Wn:sI c. Brownlow, in which the latter was wound- ed by the former, my brother privately pro- posed to me that 1 should, by lying in syait. at the forks of the road, II mile east of yonesboro', in the barrens, beyond widow Stuart's plantation, commit murder by the assassination of Landon C. Haynes.
 "A. $. BROWLOW." What sort of man must he be who could make such proposition to his own brother, Is not such a man a fit and worthy associate of the slanderers of Gen. JACKSON? IL IS all honor.for Mr. Polk to have such fellow for an enemy and truducer but we really feel ashamed that II. Clay should hold cor respondence with man who tried to per- suade his own brother to commit an act of assassination.
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WEYF9VAE.


 YENHE subscriber would respectfully inform his -l friends and the public, generally, that he has removed to Main street, to the store lately oc- cuped by Adamson & Carter. where he will con tinue the Auction, Forleardias and Commission bu- siaess. He has made arrangements in the Eas- tern cities so as to be constantly receiving large and general assortment of Staple and Dry Goods and Groceries-and all kinds of goods to suit this mark ct. He can assure his friends and the public, gene rally that he will be able to sell at Eastern prices with the addition of freight and charges. He has now on hand a large assortment of Staple and Fan cy Dry Goods, Groceries and Hardware Boots and Shoes.
 Country merchants and planters will find it to their interest to call at Jacob Mitchells
 Auction .Ea:aast> and examine for themselves, before making purcha- ses elsewhere.
 Times of selling at Auction. Every Wednesday highland every Saturday, from 10 oclock a. h., until D. ni.-and continue in the evening by can de light JACOB MITCHELL,
 Auction aad Commission Merehant, Main street, Little RocE March5, 1s44. 25ly
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Fyom he Washineton csu s0ectaior.
TIE FIRST. THREAT AND MOVE TO DI

FFO"t 1te Nu@tugtoH tHy bptetatW. THE FIRST THREAT AND MOVE ITO DIS
 UNION. We have before us, in the National Intelli- gencer, the address published bycertain mem bcrs of Congress lromthe North, at the close of the last session of Congress, on the sub ject of Texas. Itis dated Sd of March, 1S14 and Is headed, gro the people of the free States of the Union,'' and signed by the fol-' lowing members of Congress
 JOHN QUINCY ADAMS,
 SETH M. GATES,
 VIM. SHADE,
 VIM. B. CALHOUN
 JOSHUA R. GIDDINGS,
 SHERLOCK J. ANDREWS,
 NATHANIEL B. BORDEN,
 THOS. c. CRTTTENDEN,
 JOHN MATTOCKS,
 CHRISTOPHER MORGAN,
 JOSHUA M. HOWARD,
 VICTORY BIRDSEYE,
 LELAND HALL.
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NG'EEGE.

4 IL persons indebted to the late firm of E. Y. "A BAKER & CO. either by note or book acct, are requested to pay immediately.
 Notes and accounts not paid within reasonable time, will be put into the hands of an attorney for collection. GEO BoGGs is authorized 10 receive money and give receipts on notes and accounts due E. Y Baker & Co.
 Little Rock Oct II. 1S43 5-tf
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AuelEon.NsaE.a,
EEOIIEg.

o0 BUS. super fine four, ,)O 20 sacks dc, on consignment, and to be sold low.
 J. MITCHELL, Auction ead
 Commissiou 1Ierchant, lWaia street, Litfle Rock March 5, lS44. 25-ly
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laals, Al r;,cnlars will be charged as advertise
 ea a oagment oa required in advance. laa 2 l@ gg' hereafter be delivered to any person ? s s,s ,se have no regular dealings, until paid
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FEMALE SSggdg6sgt ,.

Little Rock June, 2a, l84l. Al-a
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AUCTION SALES.


Py Bangs 's FIth hssffbf pt tsfTeei o. No. %
- 8ra@%Tg-i.;5sal cash advances tn=is eorsszuen
r2- y. {. & + bare \ E'aovgDto No. 2es BroAawa,.
fw dca, 6b"se her former pise-
z. CQLToS. Aac:.,aosf.
ti5 se; ID :, Ann s7s
-'r' % ''" THrSS5a$ SRI il seoss.
SuER.,rs SALE by order of the Sheriff. quantity Of
8ooAs. Pamphts:s: SC: ST., ,o,,
atNo. l?U Diyson street.
SHs1rTs s.tE.By order Of The Sheriff ne stock and M
snss 3:n Gam co Rs ds sa srf,, Cote Spices
SnsHrys srLE-Ry order Of the shand. quantity Of
FARM ,oE SAFE -Fo sale exchange valuable farm OF
about - with the IN Senica County on
a" rom ont.zsa Sad ann i ane e 81 b be, S IA as
snd the bt OF wheat and al other kinds OF
gram and under high state OF cultivation with abund
A. "a snail d id9G adio2ps o, about y acre, n6 nsr
iars enquire al the store Of & Cotton ls Fnton St
G. 8 FISK. Aqe,iqneer. -,
T 6AS al 5 S%S. Sn I Sfys ale rSa
general sssoftmen, OF Dry Goods cops,ing Of Cloths
as.mers Sane,,. FlauneIs b.sehed and brown CouOns
ne de LSnes, Linens, Hosiery Gloves Hdk. Shsw. Hats
Cars: Ribbons. Fancy Articles ready INSIDE Co;hng &c &c
st,IdnE rare chsnce for families and indy dua TO supply
A. c. TtrI-rLE. Auctoneer.
BAsen;y aud Somgfsos Business sisis6sS,. Exchange
" BSale days Tuesdays and Fridays. which will DO
af during the
THIS DAY. at l0o'clock. at the auction, room.
TWELFTH FALL TR,pE HARDWARE SALy THIS SEASON.
credit months approx e., endors al for
500 and upwardSO packages fresh imported birmingham
and Sheffield Hardware snd Cutlery. French. German and
American Goods
Also. English and German states.
Also. Sodoz long and d handle shovel; ANA spades
Also. . casks wood screws and do satlrnns.
Also case Groves K Sons cast ssel circular
sorted from u inches.
Also, cases line Enssh single and double barrel guns.
assorted lots.
Cepers patent Engiish single ard double barrel
twsted and Damascus guns
Also Carpenters patent upright rim locks, DO. Sasr,
patent balances. sc.
Also $500 dcz scissors. shears. md pocket knives.
sc.
Also Butchers elegant silver ounted pearl
bluffs and othe. handle Alabama and Kentucky hunting
Knives tooth picks &c with 10 Il nch blades Of best cast
steel.
Also WOO cards coffee mills wheel heads wlTe Tenders,
Ssves hand and panel saws. sc.
Also. Ropes steel shoe and mincing knives
Ado. 'Pecks cs bright Carolina hoes. hook and hinges
truce chains. locks. t'
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WELSH'S EATING HOUSE,
So Nassau-street.
Tleo doors below The SUI ofice.
BILL OF FARE.

Al he dcliclcieS IN thsir seaSoE
CLOSED on SUNDAY. $40 lmis
IgSO SEAMSTRESSES AND ALL FEMALES WHO
1 WORK FOR A ilVlSG-I'o all such | think !, my
u, and resolved perform 81. operations u relation 10
The Teeth AT half the usual price The woiS shI oe zone In
The he's, ,nanner and warranted. s r. SMITH DENTIST,
lij Chanbsrs. street. below Church ~
RryrReScEs.-Sam'l . y. Morse. ESQ IaEbert Snydr m
cal Teeth. Wv oelA
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SODA BISCUIT AND SUGAR CRACKERS.-Thssub
, Gerber wishes make known to the public, that much OF
the biscuit and crackers which s0d this city by the above
names entirely different from the SODA BiscUiT and So,
GAR CRACKERS made ut his Bakery which have been used
for more than twenty years, with the best resut' while the
imitation which lie made for less though perhaps
sboye BIscur and CR.cKE u.s. also BETTER BISCUIT VIM
BIscUrr, BUTTER CRkCKERs. WATER CRACKERS. PILOT
ana NAVY bRzApnb Of the frs, quality are constantly ui
ale at the SeknowG establishment 5 'nn street
corner OF Warren. stree. EPHRAlm TREADWEi L.
1tp1fs Ems
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TO Tailors -SC0TT,S q MER IC;a ~
RKOADW kY.--rh' European Fashions. comprising the
ere. of the changes dress published IN PARIS and Lon
don this M will be by Mr. Scott III One Dollar shorty
after the arrival OF The British steamer Those who wish
TO pnronse foreign styles will DO well IN purchase thus last
ppnrt ms twill be both the cheapest and most reliable one
Published sI"
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
WAvERLEY NOVELS.

WAVERLEY NOVELS.
aad splendid edition oftha Waveriey Novels rs re-
v, hy the Author prihie fine paper. lar-s and hind
pnce 81. pr volume. each
in comp e:s Noyeitu h. ,Ssuch weekly until cnmpl.
THIS will ion beautiful library edition. the nyern
Number Ot page. clch volume beng between ard GO he
Ell ton 10 comp all tbs Wavsriey Novels and Tales OF
Grandfather
a y Fl O e: a ROM VA nee:
With General Preiace Introduction and Notes historical
and i.Iu;fstIve. % the Author.
BURGESS STRINGER L co
-. Broadway cor. Arm Il.
ming. at o clock.
FART II. 3 LAST OF
SILF E : I F. K SOUND,
The SOn,Hanbuiist.
By THE AUTHOR OF VALENTINE yoN, THE VEN
TRILoqUisT.
From Mg Pro7f Ad,sts rseeired IN sirdRes by Us.
Price II! Cents. .lOa.>
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* Graham House. G3 Barciay.-Ctlzens o
trsen visers desiring quiet horne. where real Temper
ance diet is p.oered them consisting of Vegetables Fruits
Sc i,hou, stimulants flesh meats v,ed 10 paironlz
,nis house. Terms moderate. Shower baths free ~
au2 uIs X. GOSS
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uc- Ne,. style Gentlen.en's Hnts.Ilhe sup
prepared Ia furnish his new syie Tor te ln'
which will be found fully sustain the reputation ne mas mere
,oore enjoyed the PROD uciion os most essential article "i
dress. AMiDoN: tnshlunao'e HnueI
uu9 I'm Wall Il. coTue! Nassau.
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DIED.

September s. a, the residence Of his father, JonS CRAw
FORD merchant OF Richmond, Va aged 70 II months
and - DAYS
,,Seo'enbes EDWARD PucH. son of John f. Foley aged
II moth, and . days.
"A, Is!em Scplembs. T. OF Inflammation OF the brain.
MiLti,s BLACKSTONE. formerly oil Boston, aged L yehfS
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TURNER & HAYDEN, Publishers. Booksellers and STA
TONERS. No 10 Johnseet. New York. hive recently pub
lshed.
.MRS SfG0 URNEF'S SERIES OF RE.4DERS;
The Pictorial Reader consisting entirely of Original articles
for the Of very young persons. by MIS- h. H. gourney
With nearly one hundred md lily Illustrations. Just sued
from the press.
The Boys Reading Book, consisting of Original Articles
Prose and Poetry tor the O Schools by the author
The Girls Reudng ROok. consisting OF Original Articles
Prose md Poetry for TIE OF Schools by the author
Fifteenth edition.
The Inst two works have been very generally approved Of
and have gone through severn! EDITIONS. 81
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&C. BOARDlNG.-Mrs. GuSS. having opened the new
and connodous house u Ve-y ST. near tho Astor House
or0c choice Of desirable TO transient permanent
Bnnriers Cro;on Shower. and cold nths free ne
Location very central yet cuct and shhdy Terms moderate
au5tr
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FANCY SIIh GOODS,
Newest Styles.
PECK. NICHOLSON x WRIGHT.
No l39 Pearl and 20 Beayer-streets, New-YOr
Would respectfully that they opening large
and newly selected Stock of
SILK GOODS.
all of which ofe latest Fall styles comprising full
sOment oil
DRESS GOODS.
consisting in part Of rich Cashmere Ecose, rich printed
Muslin lie Lane Grape De LANES Of new and elegant styles
rich plain Cameon and satin stripe Reporters and ia
shonable article Camelon. ITocaie, and BrOche striped
Silks. black and coored Alpaccas figured and plain.
SUhWLS.
Hruc!s and Cashmere Siawk patterns Cameli1n and
Irocade figured silk ShawlS Damn.k Wooden SiralI and
rich Damnsk Alnpacca hierino. 1ubai, and Muslin lie
I.ane. IN grehl variety &c.
RIBBONS.
full assortment of R0nnet and Cnp Ribbons of the richest
Paris styles.
Figured Cap Inccs, Trimming Laccs and Lace Edgnrs,
Thread Isle. Plated and Brussels Edglnes. &c
GLOVES.
Consisting of KID Silk Cashmere in great variety together
with large assortment Of Fancy Nl;ts.
together article uuaiy 1" be iJund IN Fancy
Stock which they prepared 10 offer favorable terms
rs any other Establishment. s. istDccl 1mS
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bbk Richmond Country; bad. was made a, $50. Richmond
,r So nominal In Jersey Meal there only moderate
s S At 4}t $50 Rr,niyvin 63ie Rye Flour IS
u,s nj 49, SaesSV bushels Ship tufts a, 10 cts
SssS aCO common st9a Ga c,<.
GRAlNWe believe there IS no new Whea, On the matse
in are very light and hear OF sales Northern held
.tsefs Last ale Of Southern, IS Cts. weight The d'ti
E have bouch, St0 bushels I've. ut &c delivered
f,,s are rather heet-Notern q go CO. Sales 1850
Sr,h Barley at Is cite. 10 20 out OF market
piiSk tYrhc market heavy and abou; 300 bbls State
prson been sold at 2ri y Drudge at "a cts and
I, fair demand.
HaY-The quantity nhoa, is small and prices rather
hshe lot ot % bales taken for the Enst nj 81 cents
TsI.IoW-Ne notice sale Off coo lb, Prime Rendered
sciFFEF-A sale OF so bags Rio wa, made at 6 cents
pLASrER-A cargo from Maine sold delivered here al
lnES-We lno;ce sale Of 5000 Barcelona suppose 10
eerrsgsual time. -
PROVISIONS The market for Pork is very heavy Sales
ofIcJbb pIime have bee; made below and $50 bb
,h ME AieS is ys noniunilv There very little dis
,osien 10 operate. sal, of leo Prime Bless was
made al 80 and 150 bbl Prime private terms ard
aim sale n 500 kegs prime Leaf made ia cents.
Sas 10 bbh Picked Hams at &C. charge for package.
ana 10 bids smoked Hams at cent? No change Butter
al Cheese.
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MARRIED.,

nonl of llaur e. ADDISON NJ. BURT. Esq, Conosel lor
Law 10 Mrs Asx ELiz, DUNN. daughter OF Barren, Gade
lisr. deceased, OF this city.
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COR THE PILES.

. FAD the following interesting and remarkable cure
N of Piles Mr.. j. Bowman. distinguished architect re-
.dn Broadway has been afflicted with the Piles for four
teen years, lie consulted about three months SINCE hA
foul appetite bad. liver torpid. occosiona papita-
IONS pale and anguG complains Of pans over
TIE kidneys great irritation tension and weight ID the over
sect on of bowels attended with pile fumYrs much In
famed at tire. 10 produce intense suffering at other lines
eat debility the muscles of tie back fr IN the long contnu
ed irritation Ind in degree lost their power producing
his step wa. feeble and nirn had expended than five
hundred dollars IN fourteen years for this complaint and he'd
obn ned only Temporary relief entirely cure having
only Temporary relIef entirely cured. having
taken only OF PILE ELECTrkRY has Unveiled
complaint well and active he was thirty yenr'
ago attributes all In TINT emable remedy Dr. Up
HAMS PILE ELEI-TJARY Reader. his Is only ore OF
thousand similar cured b7 the same msnns The re
Elec remedy. sold by the Proprietor al his
utiice ls6 Bowery doors above Spring street Advice
,rrls Remember S Bowery. AgenE. J. Z. Warner 20
fIiica T. B. Fitch Co. Syrncuse l.. B. SWIM Rochester
GILMAN i, n Rnff.lo - 3m is lm~
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7 OoK TO YOUR EETH -DQrGE x PARMELE
Dentists Il Ronist ard IN Washington City are insert
ng Artificial Teeth upon The and improved principle OF
ge Patent This beyond question the best method ever
nrncf,sed Il oLya;es the painful necessity Of extracting
umb, Of teeth ard gives To the patient sweet wholesome
mnuth ennen: Dentists and persons who hive
e,tsd fully agree recommending II simDe und
IN its operaton and all particulars will he furnished at their
offices nj Il Bord 81. md Washington Cry where they
exclusively. MIR. Dodge has eitimonn from D. Mott and
Draper Sas Wright, Jun. Dnd others OF tbs highest
ro.o Please call and examine. SEQ lwst
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oyster SALOON FOR SALE. Now doing first rate
~ business s.iu"ted the northwest of Broadway
and Duane orune has been made by former owner
What once done can be done by enerprsng
II well fitted W aud 10 complete order. with de-
n,eIs. sc. inquire on She premises. Of
40 lmt WILLIAM l.. STAR nIOW. 4S Broadway.
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Spoken, &c.

ton Tor Para. " -
Aug Is Ia, Is 20 ~ lon &c 10 W. saw shin B,,rof AJorp.
from Liverpool tor Baltimore.
sept . lat q S. Ion 69 "a bn Ches Hammond Tn lio. 10
days I'm Aachias Tor Honduras.
Antwerp. 10 oad for Boston,
S1p,6 IL miles ESE Of the Highlands BIZ. Csceo.a OF
Bangor. from Philadelphia for Boston
isnnd q Bot = ~ - -
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10 Gentlcmcn's Hnts-FALL FASliiON-WAR'
SOCKS O Bnadwny have endy for sale Their new ste
t;cntIeuens Hats. for the ensuing season. aJu ISL
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~ Fall Fashion Ter Isats.-O. FISH has now
ready The Fan ns Tor Hats, which gentlemen ne invited
10 cal and examine At his Warehouse, i3l !roadwny iw"
doors above the City Hotel. ORLANDO fisi.
,u90is,f Fashionable Halter.
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Ne,s.yorh Cattle Market .srpr. 3.

IKcp0rlcd Tor The Tribune.
Atma,ke 100 Reef Cattle, $50 from the South 20 Cows
and Calves, and $50 Sheep and Lambs
Pslcrs-Bes Cats.-ln consequence the reduced mum.
sraima,Se prices htte better rad quote ordinary
as snd prime s. .. Left over 200
Ce.,s and Caices-!al sold at sl4 s2i, which little
higher
setp and Lan5s-We quote the former so ST. and the
h:ier Ella $3.50 Left over. 800
Rav.-A moderate supply at 50 n 6a's cts per cwt.
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81 North American Phalan1, Monmouth Co
Nj. taddfes Leedsvle p o. s. miles from New-Nork via
Steamboat ORCS from Fulton Market 70 FED Bank daily dur
ne the summer. Mr.. EDWARD GILES Is the accredited
Agent the Phaauy New York. and may be consulted on
business from So clock P NJ. ut his residence. No l2
.Iakef.sl. VI Ia
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p..aenrern Arriyed

Passengers Arrived
s4s shin Srendid from ,fo5ie-Mrs Peabody. and IN
The itsersge
IN tie Bremen bark 7ldatc. from Brenea-Ain WINK
W and children and q IN the seerage.
uM ns t9inmJtsn brig CasGr from iacostHrd-Mf john
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Foreign Ports.

~ Nh4mpoa April %. Iesiorr Me1com fo NYork in or
3dJ Ctnta Tor do had sod her pepper and expected
sal May 10. The Oneida daily expected from South
America.
Arr at Victoria tfu;msry Hong Kongl April 81 Convoy.
Iowne. "cnc Smiled 9th. Sarah Abigail Prescott. East
Con.t. Also IN port. E1-c. c ,ega and Zephyr
SID from Macao April 70. sura Pierce. for Manla in
ballast.
Ar at Amer. June g. bark Snppho Croker lO7 days I'm
Boston r Batavia md Canton stopped for and sailed
carly rcXt morning for Raava.
AT Table Bag, June b. Rndlus Newell FIN Boston, April g..
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