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Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-14
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NEW Gas5RSS.

DICKETT & GREGG have just received and are
L now opening, direct from Now York and Phla.
phia. -.a
l0 cases hluc Prints. new style, all figures;
II I" ftncy assorted Prints, new style;
% " Kentucky Jeans Sattinets, Cassmcres and
Hard Times;
SO balrs brown, striped, plaid and bIcn,hed Do
mestics, all qualities c"ttouadcs, tws, gam
broons. suspend,rs hosiery, shG wis aud andcrchofs
all sorts and sizes, style silks, aces and ribbons
umbrellas parasOs and shades, WINS, nous de lanes
coat trimmings boots. shoes, hats caps and bonnets,
new style; books and stationery hardware and cutie
Fy glassware and quecnsware; scytEes aud sicklcs,
na'is castings and cotton yarn sugar coffee and
es generaiiy in fact, almost every Article usua
i"nnd IN any store in this e"untry-all of which are
offered very low for cash and barter, wholesale or ~
tail
Van Burcn. Ark's. May i2. l34l.-l6-Iv.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-14
u. S. POST COACH LINE,
FROM LITTLE ROCK TO WASHINGTON
AND HOT SPRINGS.

HE undersigned, contractors FIR carrying the U
s. Mail from Lttle Rock TO Washin ~ ton nd Hot
Springs have the tsaction of informing the public
ahat their lines OF splendid Troy Post Coaches are now
in full operation.
Passengers for Washington and Hot Springs, leave
Little Rock every Tuesday, Thur sday and Saturday Y
morning, at daylight, in horse Post Coaches
~ which they are conveyed 10 Far Play, yburn's
4o miles, and from thence the passengers for Hot
Springs are conveyed through, the same day in the
same Coaches those Cor Washing arc tranrferred
TO splendid new horse Post Goa che at Fair Pay and
reach Washington the next day after leaving Little
Rock On their return, the Coaches from flashing ton
and Hot Springs again mtorscct Fair Play, and n.
rive at Little Rock every Wednesday, Friday and
sunday evening at sun d"wn-couIng through from
the former place in Two days. and the latter in one
day.
The propriet"rs have refu sober, and exporienc.
Cd drivers, and pledge themselves spare neither la
Dor nor expense to give general satisfaction all who
NAV patronage them
fTe-To Washington, SO; to Hot Spring, S5
Nf@getDrce, at the Anthony House, Little Rock and
at the Laylayette House, Washington.
u All baggage at the risk the owners.
SNAPP u HOWELL.
Nov. 23. lS44-42-ti.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-14
COTTON FACTORY AND WOOL CARDlNG.

FEslIlI undersigned has in complete operation.
Il on Canc Hill, n cotton factory and WOO
ca ardiug machine. and will sell thread of superior
quality at $40 90 per hundred. or % cents per
pound, by retail. Merchanls in the Western part
Of the State, in the S. W. part of Missouri ana
ia The Cherokee nation wou!d find it 10 their inter
est TO call. Orders accompanied with the cash
will meet prompt attention. Wool carded at the
shortest notice. A competent Cotton spinner and
Wool carder may find employment.
Dee. Ia. lS44-4w MARK BEAN.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-14
! / is.siated in several Eastern

MI isslated in several Eastern
/ E---i3igs of New York, who had
h - ihdm'e Clay made arrangements
cfcance of the mails that Now
'gfeed Folk. Having learned this
5to!nsed on 10 leading Wing paper in the
rom ourty, ,pllsh an article, announcing
PtIon of ths bsn,the Stale had gone for Clay
pat he in beasIl. These fellows thon pos,e d
bounty, accepisShere all was anxiety and
nj tendered bJp news came by the paper,
county, TIM EN- of hedging commenced
great contea Clay and who knew tha, he
My zeal had d,larre sums with other wbins
il'ed to faiway the wings of New York
victory, 50 Is of Philadelphia out OF one
rty. and whicars! Thes. same geniIea >,
|"' 70 our conting what thoJ call loco foco
ried by acclah!-This is is good specime,
eoi Benton ccSin.' ....
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-14
JACOB F. WE'LL,
Lock and Gun-Smith.

E"s' end Of Main street, Van Buren,, Arkansas.
AS removed to the Shop lately u,1ied bv r.
'raig, whore he will at al times he prepa red tn
40 any work in his line upon the most rcasona biz
Terms and IN the best manner. RepIirng guns and
ochs VIII DC done on the shortest notice and in su
peror style lie hopes by strict ention to his busj
ness, and ny working for fair prices to merit Ibernl
snare OF PATRONAGE. All kinds of produce taken in
payne mt FOR work, at the highest market price,
Dee IA ISi4--no l5-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-14
LAW NOTICE.
SOLON BtRLAND & Z. II. ENGLISH,
-iTTOREEYS AT Law,


LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS.
JILL attend punctually to all business entrusted
w to them, in the craI Courts held in Little
Rock, or any other prrt of the State.
REFER TO
Governor Adams-Tittle Rock.
J. J. Finley + p. Stanton, II. Smith, Charles Lof-
land and John C. McLemore, Esqs; Dr. j. Fowincs,
Mcssrs $ 4 \ Fuwlkcs, T. w Rowlctt j. Co, Hatch
y Scott,--Alrmphis. Tenh.
Hon H. II Coe, S"mcrvillc, Tennessee.
Hon. West II. Humphreys, Nashville Tennessee.
Adren Mayer and VIM. B. Lumpkin Esqrs, Holly
Springs. Mississippi.
B Matthews and r. Shepherd. Esqs, Columbus, Nj
Hon Daniel Coleman, Athens, Ala.
Dr. J. Z. Sp"tsm ood, and Chancellor J. L. Martin Tus
kalonsa Ala.
Augustus II Rcddus, Esq. Mobile, Alabama.
Mcssrs = o Nclson d Bro John g. Pratt &Co.. Smith
CORN & Co., New Orleans.
Hon "A Yell, f. ycttevIlle. Arkansas
Honorabes, A II. Sewer, L. 5. Senate: Edward Gross
NJ. G. s. Houston, M. G.; Kenneth Euvner. ia. O..
Washington City.
Prof. Charles Cad~ ell. P s. Ioughhrough. Esq b.
P. Maury. Esq. Drs C. NJ Way, Samue :. Richard
son, l. h. Mostly and John Buck. Louisville. hy.
Nov. 81, lo4l.-l3-iy
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-14
Great Western q. s. Mail EIfase
FROM
OF TIL OF WHITE RIVER TO
LITTLE ROCK, ARK's,

BY Steam-bOat and Post Coaches.
fHEtlE undersiS iSned, contractors for TRANSPORTING
q The u. 5. Mali from mouth Of bite River
("n the AISs) by Steam, boat, 10 Rock roe, anI
from thence III tour-horse Post Coaches. 10 Little
Rock, viii put that Inc INTO tuii Operation on Fri.
day next.
Passengers from the Mississippi will take steam.
bout at tie Moutn Of Waite river every Tuesday,
thursday and Saturday morning at o'clock,
Tor kochroo. where they wI meet the Post Coach
cs, "hch Vii convey lem through the Big Pra.
RE to LATHE Rock, by L. NJ. of.the following
days; aud passengers Wal have Lutte Rock every
tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday mornings. at
. O'Clock, ana reach Mouth White Iivcr by i p.
NJ. OF tho following day s--tArough IN from 81 10
10 hours.
lh's line forms the co2nectng link betwr Gu the,
great u. ;. NAL Line hy sream.boals on tn. Mis-.
s!s>ippI ana Onio rivers, and the U. S. Mail Posl
Coac' lines divergIng west and south from Liilic
hork 10 Fort Smith and Washington.
Passengers from other Slu!cs wishing 10 visit
tn. celebrated tipr SPRI N(iSS. ornnv Other I,oln
IN The interior of Arkansas, mry rest assured that
this line wlil afford them ready and speedy con.
veyonce from the Mississippi to Lutte Rotk, al,
all seasons, and particularly whcn the 4 rkansas
Is too low for nav ignti"n, which is generally the
case through the summer and f. season.
C"neya"ces in Stages and Hacks /" the Ilo,
Springs, any otner point. can at all times be,
readily procured at Lutte Rock.
No pains nor expense. viii be spared by the
proprIetos 10 render tho situation of all conlort-
able and convenient who may travel ON their line
STAGE-oFFICE--Al Little Rock IL, the. Au,hou,,
House.
GJ-AiI baggage at the risk of the ownnrs.
q. p. LENNON Il co.
Lutte Rock. Nov. %. 1914. 42-lf.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-14
Medicines.
RAgIGA s Msa q gSenN NYNe.

IAIIgSk y MsGGIGWMe,
NAkE Tins method OF informing the citizens of
z Van Buren, and the public generealiy tha, they
have commenced the TAILORING business in m.
room Mcssrs Wallace y Wards store in Wilson, !,
new block, Main st where they intend carrying on the
above business in all its various bran chcs Yhcy
spare pains to please and accommodate at the short
est notice all who may entrust their work to them
. TERMS CASH.
Sept. IA, 1874. TAYLOR & McCOLLuM
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-14
DI e ID,

Al MS residence, in this county. on Monday last,
HUGH PEARcE, aged about as years Mr., Pearce was
one OF the first settlers of West Arkansas having lived
IN this county for more than thirty years. lie was an
upright and honorable man.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-14
FRESH ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS,
AUSTIN & CLEGG.


e, OW Offer great bargains, at the store former.
ly occupied by Scou VI hite & co. They
have just received. per steamer Cecilia, from Gin
cunaIG aud Louisville
$50 barrels whiskoy,
so half do. do,
20 kegs do,
barrels brandy,
l3UOO lbs assorted non,
SC,CoO lbs castings,
$50 plough mnulds,
% cast mould boards,
100 kegs nails,
l,OCO lbs lead,
S,CCO doZ cotton warns.
10 doz bed CORDS and plough lines,
10 doz sitors,
boxes TASKS.
do pressed tumbers,
do Nrg,ni;. tobacco,
DO ciarct,
1,GC0 gallons stone ware.
W h!ch, together with their former stock of
800 sacks salt.
50 do c"ilee,
10 hhds sugar.
do Loaf Sugar,
ceroon Indigo,
so bays Slot,
80 kegs Pow der.
l.SO.--llnriwarc. Ilnwnrc. Queenswn re. Bed
cords. Plough lines, Cotton. and " ooI ca rds, Al.
spice, Pepper birthstone, a lum, Copprras. Black.
Iug aud Brushes &c. &C., makes their stock
one of the most compe and desirable ever offered
TO the public here. every article Cf which was
carefully selected by one OF the firm, and will be
sold low for cash.
Juno Is. 1914.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-14
as.SGUI al. FAC E:S:.ro
Reg lar Arkansas River packet,
WE Ia xi vALELy,

~. VI. LARIMoaE. MdSfer;
will ply as a regular packet between mouth
of White River and Fort G b on.
~SSsSS THIS new. light drauch, subsia anita
te--tt.-v built steamer will ply rc.ul rIy be
tS3Hr.-lIssssS tween the above ports and beng ex
prcssy b,iIt FOR low water boat is excellcntIy
adapt cd to The trade. Every tenian q nd wi, i,
takeu render those afortable who may honor th
boat with their p,trona ae. The officers are caref,
and expcrienced and shippers may RELY -unoa ,ls
,spasdg and safe Transmission Of all goods entrp-
Ds>smbsr Z, ls4L--l4-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-14

nothing occued 10 announce Col. WIN. w.
host tsnpciouc county, as candidate for Mai.
|. .-a Arkansas Militia, to fill the
DD---l II - by tle resignation of Mai.
Ns''S"''f'NED
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-14
SCOTT, WHITE & CO.,

SCOII, WHITE & CO.,
EE AVE jus, received per steamer Lucy Walk
= er, the following articles, which they oilsr
for suio. very low, for cash OF country produce.
10 sacks Rio coffee,
S5G a salt,
ii hhds sugar,
! cask aaleratus.
do madder,
l ceroon best indigo.
20 kits mackerel,
10 do salmon,
barrels L. oil.
casks porter.
do ale,
barrels loaf sugar,
90 crushed do,
10 o!d whiskey,
S boxes lemon syrup.
10 bales brown domestic
100 pieces blue Merriniuc prints.
% cases fashionable hats,
p cases boots and shoes,
200 pairs summer pants,
SO summer coats,
8 doz. handsome shirts,
2 bales oakum,
10 doz. painted buckets,
lG0 demijohns, assorted.
10 coils rope,
cask glue,
do iampblack.
juno Is, 1914.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-14
EFbN9iIiN I.CUS',
Little Rock. Ark.

Al the Lo,vcT >team-boat and Ferry Landing.
BY JOHN BROWN.
SESSONS visiting the city either for pleasure bu
q sincss, vii find At 10 their interest stop this
house, they all times be apprised Il"
val and departure r steamboats, The house
cd within fifty yards Of the handing. and is mnedi-
acy in the neigh hboroud of the Post Office, and the hu
sncsS part OF the city. Those wishing TO take stIgc
any dIrccinn, have their secured COR iic
P"rSons visiting the city on horseback, can have
their horses iaken care of on reasonable terms
mhoat passeng will have their baggage taken
20 and from the bout~ free o! charge.
Careful aud attentive servants arc always attend
ancc on the different departments Of the house.
hOvemhrr ~. I5ft.--I3-Iy z.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-14
ANTEIO.\Y HOUSE.
AND
GENERAL Stage OFFICE.

n
Markham Street, Little Eo X Ark.
VIE proprietor would respectfully inform his
g friends aud the travelling public, that he has
leased this well known establishment, for IL tern.
OF years. fo- the accommodation of those whu
may favor him with their patronage. and pI, dig, s
himself 10 do all in his power 10 render ihe!r stay
willie nt las liouse, agreeable.
His table will always be supplied with the lux.
uri"s ofthe season, and his house other respects
will not be inferior 10 other establishments. and
within few minutes walk of the Steam boat lam
ding. where lru>tv and careful porters will be in
attendance. 10 convey all baggage to the house.
There re three Iri- weekly aud weekly lines OF
stages that arrive and depar, from this house.
Attached 10 the house is large and conmodious
Brick Stable, which is well supplied with proven
der.
U~-Anlhony House Tick is will be redeemed
1t this House and at tie A!hambra. in Arkansas
Bank Notes. JOHN BROWN.
Little lock, Nor. 80, lS4l. 43-,f.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-14
hardware, Cutlery, Ero;s,
Tin Plates, &C.
RICHARDS e. MONTGOAIFnY

NO. II, Chartres Stree;.-NEyy ORLEANS
III AVE Just received by the various arrivals from
'e'Pooi and the eastern cities. large additions
Birmingham, sheffield aud Domestic CooIs.
"eot from Inc manufactures, making their stock of
HARDWARE, CUTLERY. &c.
extensive compete and cheap as can be found in
me southern country. purchasers are requested ~,
me 'onA, before buying ei>ewhere
atR"rg their heavy goods arc
41o tons 9wodcs, Tennessee and English Iron 4.
sorted sizes, ~
3aa0 Swedes, Tennessee nd English ploug,, mould,
BUG BUNDLES band and h oop iron,.
3j00 hegs best Boston nails
SuJ boxes tin plates, approved brands, f.
Also, iron wire, assd, all nos. kettle cars tin
ner $ rVciS, soldering irons, and timers sold.
or, zinc, in sheetsnnd blocks.
800 dozen Collins Hartford, Collins New York,
Kings Davis and Simmons axes.
50O dozen " htmorU's cards, assorted cotton, WOO!
and horse,
JJo0 cast steel gin patcs-alsn gin saw sheet
100 tons SaTery t Co and other casin - assorted
3Ooo gallons best winter strained sperm oil,
2JOD vhaIe oil
1870 - % hnseet oil, 25 bbls spts turpentinc
% bbls tanners oil hbIs cop.l varnish,
$50 kegs buck and drop shot,
20vO jaboz Kings genlnc Clrcy plouChs, assorted,
nos. ! :, :: and /,
3)1j dozen best C'roiinl hoes assorted.
81, 900 pairs traces,
400 dozen wooden buckets
500 coils Manila rope, ass rtcd sizes,
1Ao pars Cologne mill stones,
IL - French burr mill mes,
20 pieces superior hoing cl"tns, ass'd nos 6, 8 & 8
A-o general assortment of mill and gin irons,
curriers' tools, as-snrtcd
Their stock Of CUTLERY is not sup,ssed-
December H. lSil-iJ-l5
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-14
Y ORLEANS MARk.T.

lrlinary 4 a 4aa; midLling1 81; mid.
f. us /; fair q II 64!; goo' fair 7 az !
pa shn S! cents.
b we'd louisiana 81 a 81; Havan white o
/ rdlp5n o a 81.
g . --2oa2l per gal.
Il. a,5 c.
|s5i A IL a 4 81.
PaSs4- 4-RecIifed 81 26.
Ala a9
|idiJ 10 37a.
Py 10 so s. co, per 100.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-14
MARRIED,

On the lst inst, by Josiah Wynne, Esq. WI, LIAM
a. bAKEH' to Miss ELIZA JANE BncoKs, all Of this
county.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-14

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- FAD tho following interesting oa-e ana rsrrfsnba carr
Pits nf. j. BO. distinguished ttsh ect ~
.dng Broadway his been cied ;h the Piles ir iuu'
teen Jear, lie consulted hb-'t thlc- months 'hHe nv
tons. n;pnnnce pale nnd nngd cnBnif vi pniHs over
kdu>yS great irritation tension nnd weight IN IN" "'
sect oa Of he swrls attended with me UNI much IA
flames, ndG.e lrei.e 'i''.I ~ ONE l'nt
relieving by prni discharge Of bl"s tHdhcibg
ea debility Of tie bsck run The org c'r'n'
Ell imitation s.ns degree lp- the 'Ie- pi"'Irrr
Ian tn, md db much difficulty th@i he rnsl wr
ms .irp wns fcue md nhrm had .ypaEdrd nors thuh TIVE
hundred hIar. fourteen Tor t- plant and h1o
stanod oGiy ray fce Srtf-N cu'ri, hnv'h
IN Ten only f,ry rerf. entirely ruled hsNin
taken ouls three huIe ot my PLE fLSrr's az
NOR. Than t bosand miles and -.s return 81 ih
compliant well and rs 10 va. thirty J'.r
ago nnd attribute, II al th,t ins,imah- remedy, Dr Up
n ANS PILE ELEt,TUARY Render this I. Only ono ~ n
thousand ,uigr cured by the means he Pi'
E.c,nary an remedy soil by the Proprietor a. n
office gb Egwery, Tour d-Ifs above -p, lr gtrsc Scvcr
rr,,is Remember Us Iow-ry. Agent j. f. Warner & Go
I'tica + F'ch x 70. Syfueus< l.. Y. swan; Rochester
(,omAn & o. Buffalo, 70 2m Is I'm.
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Markesn.... Cs,-JuAy -raor,sd for TIE 3716psi.


Z,
AsgESrs,s held ct 81 - bu, tsre i, net much dong
o-sy pr>,r. bic s;ssdy that Sales 700 b.
P.sr 81 so Export fcni l.s ~ 18th sss;tmber-rUu 10
CGlJUN-Ils mic. Yesterday about L % bales. To
far NO line ct ''say Spinner. hn'e iahen st"ut ~
ble We quote psnd .ud tlo.%1 o,d'Siy 10 mod,iHs a
~ ~ cGs nsdug tar To sic o.. a6s New olrani aud
Nhas. ordinary to isiEs g. and m'i-ns lar to lar o.
-FOUR AND MEAI.-There is particular change TO
note he dean ~ Is l mo craze, win slT receipts. I'>
Acrca ma JLs Is ia 49,. sale OF Troy made
sI,ss and f,aey ono +5', snies bad Western al
The mri,, +. wibout ctansc Eyr Flour taken ar
So E1po' rom Isl to iuh Sepembe'-iVheat Flour
,esXiS.-A c,uso O. new North CeEoirn yvhea, wn,
ei. Con- i, scarce AND ro Northern held vi SOC.
,.ee t,e heoo, 90 hu,aels Rye '9d part % a's
81 SIC or fhern. nyou; 10 bushels 3D. out OF sore
WsisKEY-Thc market y heavy. About 0O bbis Prison
md .qaa {" rrlson. bouahi ~, a,'.c ,.o
OIL a sic Of i;00 bbi. Crude 'Vne made private
bur--a Am-reSn nsscd }, N iS request NJ - a a cent
icr o. g: bal, Bank and Shore $50 eta cash -,
hone y he usrkei or thIs sIcie Is quite unsettled We
uot, ,Gss about &c GO lbs south Sea sold Tor EXPORT ut u
TEA II c c-rs" ofte iora,io we. offered at auction
day h9.e good soupauy pe7en; and nearly the en-, 1t
wef. good. hu, show sls.t falling o.rnr the !a,t sale
SEE yong soeo Tor a,"hy aud ~ ."s: We're
b.. .ss ca.r.d Co,a, vory dull. Sale, OF 80 beg
tSiSSSIsars has .;I downward tendency with
but ncsr-e drul,nd htou, GO BIOS Pnpe have been sol
t.rds. II S2s S6.. showing decline; Mes npmir
.tL6f cacs OF 10 s9 "u,cs. TO. PRIME al s 90 ~ BIZ
~. rfue On rIvsgo l-ris; 10 60 If iSI gd w o.
Yhcy. Saouds;> - fFcsf Qaet sac OF UttV cs
Sn7n1cd VA. ~ T.. ssr.i u. LAID firm IN
Nuss lUU toi- nat Lb, GOOD At 6cenS iNprS ;,
fn i0b SelI. Best 80 oos. foia 100 bos i-atc
81 49,.
tLd .s coG,Ir able lfnno, tie pa OF nocT>. p'i'e
Of ihe vw grade. ipfoved TARA eighth. ot cent 'e
h. cargo ,f o. nGg recently received. mas .eu >iipDed Il"
hn.w.p from bnuds the seek J.! much reduced h.
Is,- grIu!, goo bay BirZ o. cc,ts ~ J.ssulyra I
AZ. .Yn 81, lt5S 20 tisba bsi mo-. eu" 81 >sip
D.nneo JL CO. cash There cornu,s far demand toy
Nu.covndo -ugAT without change IN prces, holders III J
evuong dApD,i,lon supply the market flI he .te'
eluas 10 hhi, Po,to kc" "a =, cen', lutn ~
81 90 Il Cfaix 40 r,w 0Ilerns ~ 20 and i0o
Ws.to 10 s., 81 ! n,h Iaerc n Gu ,o:e 10 toe mar
it MSas.s bu, Csmand light. aud We have heard
o. no sal-s worth reporting. - n
Rarsh sI II 10 with sale. of 10 tors Of the .;mer .,
81 uhd a DE-. IL he Ns'. from The ve>sz 81 ~
ErEGsa has recently ,dva"red .nd may how b
o,Jtd ~ ~UI'e Rss!a his fctnsi - li57 " n
ts., notice - Of $40 pigs Missouri Lead. at 5cS
es' With si,shce there now iou' IN not
bsrs tstce' arrived lst EVENING" AID p:ee'
nay H. sid have Upward tendency, uGfcss arI'v-
Be hei h.hsi uiIber gale Oi SyOO 10 PeivHn ~.
Cn 10. rrNr nf home use. all cDts o"'gntis a.
Shch tie $500 10 h-i'e reported disposed oil. New
sas-IhiIg : irin ~ &c. > mls.
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Pa Vi. three Directors Of the Honesdue Bank argued al
a. ye<en, Judge Je.sup decided that there
gruuud or TIE urs,ecntiun.
SAts of S,uchs ut Boston Yesterday:
su,n. Nor-,ch md "crcc,er R.ilosd 6 4" do do do Sc
5cunod fS'C a; 10 do do d67 - d.. do bio ~
do do du ei 81 4, do bio 6ss ~ dr'iO 67ia p
Do el.u- tar' ud So. a do do d. -6S To- i.nrg i>Innd
Rslnld siia IS .u ~; % Western R,ilroud Ss3
100 d. - u d. d. d. ~, AZ do r. Ito do CO
q biw ss'E DO do &c 81; 40 40 DO do SIS.
Tue C"'.ou crop OF tue past season niil pr"hahl,
reach 90 sles. Tho already reache, GGC
balls. With ,ti!la los days recc pts to be added
The S;0ckhoiJer. o the !i-ichnnJo Bank OF BOs-
ton have unanimously acc,ged ,hs auth rzns The cap
tai To acrcassd The Directors have Ge.rsnued
Eve sa,s' amounting In SoocGl, the 7
day Of Oetc nsIhe stockholders having the right tahe
The ana nj par the proportion vi ,hare fer every
fUu' ssa,ss re d by them.
SIX gshssd. Of new sugar and two barrels new
noa,es weis received lt of September ut ~ Orleans.
Tb.n very tsIy for sugar TO come ill.,
Scnp Tor the February interest on the Pennsyl-
vana state Debt hsi Le; suei If the scrip sells the
price BJnd the holders get good interest for their
vstnsnt
The following is the statement of Produce ard
Tolls received Albany frm the Of canal
rsygsuoa the cO.e of the fiat september:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-12
PRESENTS

S,TRANCEGS VISITING THE CITY vii End =. cur
- es;H .hneai, and I'd RrpadwsT teyond all
compgn.on thu eegn; aad eI en'Ive wholesale anc re
VII FANNY ARTICLES FOR PRESENTS
this side the Atlantic, wrich nse pleasure ~ shtwr-.
acd engage sei a. pnces oS Saying TIC least - those
o my other house. ,
have rreived hy late Uavs pncLe= fresh s'oes Of
Fans Ridiu- Whip- Gard r. Pur'e Fancy Porcelain AID
Class .ynre Git steel End Mo1miaE Je"ey ,nci-> N
FIogratn: Umbrellas. Give, Dh.ks hrsss1. Cases ma
Fancy Boxes PHpee'e. P-iumery. Fancy siHronrry &c
kLso-Per prbuJ. Hurfes. md ";er Cantfn .hi9- the
most ynireni collect OF rem JrDsne-e - Ctnrse Goods
imported. cou.istng OF frhg pnt1 Vase fin III &c
inches extraordinary Of tpur feet height; cn-
ple,a assortment Of lscqre.ed Tables Cabinets. Csftie-.
.-Ik - ok Bo,- &c Fats and Screens fancy NJ
r,. f c.fyed .ynry shell aud sandal oil uBi rec
Psintnrs carved wood and clay Figures; japanese d.
Fancy n1-s Work Tables Basket, and many tch snd Gu
arso-Per Queen ef West. Of Iron Tables.
lad neres ard G-t- hair. specially paGiei IT, order tor
-uasrx our pre-. c.nDeie 1ud perfect A. san
- t-.re,-o which will added every ihng taste u
md en- 10 he iouad England France ard tiefsny The
rctinn of Dir. TIFFANY. who Is Europe for hi'
object
application - 80 ., -
y,HFtPFSF CARPET ESTABLISHMENT IN TrE
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pniie n. IT Three Ply and Doujts lnRnin fnr-a: al 81
Which we re purchased AID vii he .od unLsua
n 100 yard, warranted all wool Carpetns shipper yE'd
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