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Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-03-30
PRODUCE STORE.

IUNHE Subscriber respectfully begs leave H. infosn
thc nublic that he has taken the brick building On
Ma;n Street ono door north Of John Austin & Co ,
grocery store, wherehe will constantly keep ON had
Eiour. Torn Meal. Corn. Butter, Eggs. vensoa hsms
chicLens Vegetables Of all kinda. Honey. Dried AL
niles. Dried Peaches, Turnips, and P.,tatoes. Az
which he will sell low Cor cash. A. N. BUSt.-
Marel, is. l64l. H.sA So h.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-03-30

Scott, White & Co.
HAVE just received from Now Orleans, and
for sale low for cash,
IS kegs Boston cut nails
10 do Epson salts
do alum
20 barrels sugar
800 lbs birthstone
300 lbs copperas
barrels moasses
DO mackerel
do tanners oil
l fierce rice
20 boxes sperm candles
do loaf sugar
5, do queensware
5 do soap
do pine apple cheese
! bale oakum
1000 lbs. CrowIy steele
100 lbs. cast steel
100 lbs. E. B. do
! cask Goldfish
3 sacks pepper
20 bags assorted shot
10 dozen buckets
10000 cigars,
Cinnamon, cloves, nutmegs, and mace
Fcb. 10, 1914.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-03-30
4 iOur'.

GCOTT. WHITE & CO., have just rcccived from
y Washington county, and for sale, ten b4rreis su.
per6ns -four.
N. B-Wc can recommend this -four and have mad
such arrangements as will enable to furnish the
Pubswth this article weekly.
Nss. IS, 1913
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-03-30
NEW GOODS.

INiE subscriber has just returned from the East.
l. with an entire new and we'll selected stock of
goods, consisting, in part, of
Calicoes, Merinoes, Alapacao s Sba wis., Muslips. .
E'oots and Shoes, Queenswarc Hardware Iron
and Nails, Glass, Groceries, &c. &c. &c.
He Aaters himself that the above stock can he sold
s such prices comport with the state of the
= Dec. 30, I84s--47-z
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-03-30
GOODS AT COST.

VNFIE subscriber, being DESTROYS Of selling III.
II his presen: stock of Goods rs soon as po,si.
Bile. tenders them to the public at cost prices for
cash. Having purchased them in The Eastern
markets at as low rates any in tho place. he
feels confident he can Ike it the interest of ,uy.
ers 10 give MN call. JOS. II. WAIT.
Garrison Avenue,
Second door from, J. II. Heard's.
Fort Smith, March I6, 1874. -
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-03-30
M EDICALI.

MEDICAL.
INK w. RICHARDS having permanently located
L. himself in Fort Smith, respectfully tenders his
professional services the citizens of the town and
surrounding country, in the practice of Medicine Sur
gerry, Obstetrics. &C.. in all their various branches
lie hopes from thirteen years practice, and a strict
attention to business, to merit share of public patron
age
Office on Main street, one door West of Marchand's
Silversmith shop. and directly opposite the Fort.
Fort Smith. Nov. 25, IS43--42
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PAYABLE QUARTERLY.
Not exceeding ten lines. altered or renew,

announcement OF candidates, will be ,as
other advertisements, } ~ -
Political circulars will be charged adv .cmsats
No advertisements Of gross, abusive, .asl ns-
ture. will be published at say price. o.
All letters must be post paid = -
Single copies Of the paper, l2B cents ga =
The above terms will be strictly adhered 10. -n
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-03-30

Dissolution.
TNHE CO-PARTNERSHlP heretofore existing ut
Doaksville, c. NJ, between J. S. DOAK and "
b. TINS, under the firm and style of Doak Il Tins,
is this day dissolved by mutual The
Of said firm to be settled up by v. B. Tins.
JOSIAH s. DOAK,
NINC'T B. TINS.
February LIST, 1874.
v. H. Tins will continue at No l, Merchants Row,
Doaksvilie, where he will at all times be pleased to
his friends
THE undersigned takes pleasure in informing his
friends. that he is located in No. 2, Merchants Row,
Doaksve, where he has on hand, large and we'll
sorted stock OF merchandise, which he will sell cheap
Tor cash. JOSIAH S. DOAK.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-03-30
Charles A. Birnie.

Charles A. Birnie,
LII AS returned from New Orleans on the Arkansas
Il Mail, and snow opening at his store house,
next door to Mr. Bennetts store house. Fort Smith,
LARGE AND FRESH STOCK OF
GROCERIES,
Which he will sell for CASH, cheaper
than has ever been offered in the
Fort Smith or Van Buren,
Markets.
From 10 to IL Id of Coffee for dollar.
ON HAND AND FOR SALE BY J. II. HEARD,
z BARRELS peach brandy
do gin
l cask Madeira wine
bb!s Malaga do
1000 lbs ',con
60 bbIs whiskey
8 bags feathers
casks claret wine
pipes Cognac brandy
20 kegs tobacco
80 boxes do Nos and 2
20 boxes soap
10 sacks coffee
Is coils bale rope
5000 lbs Tennessee hammered iron
Fort Smith. Oct. IL, 1913
AZ ECEIVED by steam boat Export, and for
Ae sale by J. II. Heard,
"a bags Nos |, 2 and 3 shot
! barrel gin
l do brandy
l do Muscat vino
25 do whiskey
keg spikes
Fort Smith, October l3, 1913.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-03-30
Wagons and RusSi cs Cor Sale.

wagons and Bugg es for Sale.
I>HE undersigned respectfully informs the public
i that he viii: shortly commence the wagon and
carriage mai king business. in Van Buren, and that he
has now hand and for SALE cheap for cash. the fol-
lowing articles, which can be seen at Henry e. Cum
ninghams warehouse. and at the Columbus Hotel
two or four horse wagons
buggies
lot of fine rifles and muskets
Dec ~, Isi3-4I-tf c. QUIGLY
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-03-30
BUSIN ESS CARDS.

I'm. WALKER, Attorney at Law, Vgn Buren,.
w Ark. Office in the court house, lift
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-03-30
Selling at Reduced Prices!

Selling at Reduced Prices!
lust RECEIVED. per steamers Eveline and Ex-
u press WALL a large and general assortment Of
DRY GOODS,
Hardware and Queensware,
Among which will be found
and quarter brown Domestic
2and quarter bleachcd
and quarter bed ticking
and quarter apron check
Long cloths. plain and twilled striped shifting;
Brown drillings. Choctaw stripes;
Asfiburton stripes
Negro shrtings, hickory So, I'd 90;
Merrmac and Fall river L-sigs $;
Fancy colored do; :.ocemes
kentucky Jeans is natl nrs. Lindseys, Elan.
nels ant Sattinets.
200 PAIR ASSORTED MACKINAW AND
COLORED BLANKETS.
Irish linen, linen and cotton thread;
Spool cotton, cotton yarn;
Indian shawls and handkerchiefs ladies fancy hdkfs
Pongee, Spitalfeld and English silk pocket do
Black and fancy colored silk cravats;
Silk and twist ribbons, ia pes braids and laccs.
Il u 1DI MAD j OF, o II HIM q Q
Hats and Caps. Boots and shoes, Cordage.
so dozen cotton cards, (Whittemore's patiently
hunts axes, trace chains, hoes, knives and forks,
Carpenters tools, butts and screws, coffee mills.
QUEENSWARE AND TINwARE.
Cogniac brandy;
Champaign do, twenty -four years old
Malaga wine, old Madeira wine;
Golden Sherry, do; Champaign do.
The subscriber respectfully invites the attention of
purchasers to his stock feels tsied he can max
it their interest to buy of him.
JOS H. WAIT,
Garrison Avenue,
Second door from JOS H. Heards Fort Smith
Fort Smith, January Is, lS44.-5O-tf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-29

GALE Ar BuFrALo "A terrific, yet sublime, tor
nado passed over The west end ii the lake yester-
day shivcrng the spars oi vessels within range and
prostr.trg trees and unfinished buildings npumei able
portion Of citizens especially became much aisrmei
and looked upon II NJ s-u Of approximation 10 their
creed Time pissed on, AMI has proved 70 he
rbulliiion of the elements With the storm in large
number OF vessels from Chicago and points upon the up
per lakes filed 10 their utmost capacity with produce
twenty Eve in all These vesrca brought about 950c0
bushels Of wheat aud 10 eco barrels Of nrur which
added to the previous stock augm.n,s II asonshngly
charge In consequence oi the want Of boas md warr
houscs Tho shippers and forw arders swords point,
and asurcs have been token by the former 70 10y their
grievances before the canal consolidation n, Albany
should this fail line OF oots he established mme-
diasly Nothing hos been don. the ske IN regard to
steamers As they person may proc, cd west
ward at his leisure and at his own price Con- Penney
r. Co .1p,iI a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-29
PHENIX HORSE BAZAAR,
NO $50 and I01 MERCER STREET, NEXT 4
BLEECKER STREET.


LIN will take place a. th estab Ahment TUESDAY,
lAZX Al ri l6. conmeacna at eleven o'clock with Car
mage Harness saddlery, nc, ne~ and second hnnd
At l2 O'Clock, viii be Offered catalogue OF superior
hores
ieatlcen in the country having property dispose Of
either public private sale. will have their orders faithfully
attended to.
At Private saleso 6ns y6uns country horses, kind and
sound from the part Of the tae;
matched pairs Of Bay orss, five pair Of Brown Horses
splendid pa Of Bay Garage iors Of Bright Serr
Horse, young sound kind nd very ilst trottcrs.
Also. several ve'y fine Taddc Horses.
Also, CT SALE is0me kockaweY Wsgonr
and Of and second hand Bsrouehe and Lghi
Wagons
Horses taken at Livery, and kept superior style.
dealers horaes, stables
BIZ suy ibshment Of the kind in the Unit I'd Ststes
AGEVeoicieso OF all description taken storage in
tho large convenient Repository of the establishment
vs. co VAN will aend ersonally 70 ell orders for buying
and selling horses. ~
All persons selling property his establishment may rely
having SALE ieed, sndAhe FULL
AMOUNT will all be paid uptly in
ctu rent mDo,
The AthNA of this Establishment is built on entirely
and couven,ei Plan, fetach from tn main
btdnS aud b. thsre,y not the Least it'll
Sy sale hrs out ranI Ia on tho day OF auc
ton sale
Al ohsr times hs Arena kept entirely clenr and
served for tn of horses aud those
horses COWAN AND OItKs,
pI2 Imeec Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-29

NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR,
NO. u, 33 IND 30 CROSBY STREET.

T(-~> TIE. FKUPKIETOK world inforn h.. fri"nd,
kl <anc the public that he has gale at his large and
1lZ-,rseion. establishment. upwards Of seyonty horys
arrived from tn county soucd and kind
ptisiny several fine CaIfiag. Horses from
Ontsfio CoeItv. suitable for family iags number Of
tine single Road and saddle Horses good style and
fast trott.rs ard % great endurance
Also, large number OF o. HorSes table for he.vy
traught knA @nte and well broke 10 ha The above
stccs are all wei, wo thy the attedton o. purchaser
Drovers aud HorSmen this with Hocs for
sae ~ find the sceommod.t Of this rssb hm-nt
PASSED by he Of ne kind in the United The
b'es Try and asnt and capable Of sabag o
Horses CONT prt bly,.
Gntemen ha wing Horses keep livery BY srndF them
TINS may rest assured that will receive
To ud also inform his the bile
the Auction Sales Business scoanued cstaplish-
ment WILLIAM WILMAkTu,
mrl8 tmsrc Proprietor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-29

a JUST ri ShtD-aiegant Nuns mr. riais tordiuAri
Aiy termed Beaver at the low price of 81 shon
nao Pssi Moleskiu 81 rhsse hats equal iurabi
ty and Ia lhoss sold s., hso art at 81 So
very DIR &c hat. BROWN Prtrt cal Halter
Iu-u fsoa al ssrrr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-29

SUR BUILDrSa.--Thcro api ears to be- considera.
BILE building of shpa and smaller vessels gong on
in our town this season. according 10 what we and
learn. whother as much az { 'merly we ere not now
able to say Many other improvements are GONG on AZ
eleven ships and smaller vessels 10 be
built this season besides about Is or 20 dwelling honses
Mr. Joseph Day tha place on the Drisol s,de Ia
erecting % Of over 700 tons for himself and others
The new steam schooner "Tigrcss" built in this town ut
the yard OF Ridcout IL nearly rcody 90 sail for
New York 10 receive her Rollers gine She is If
hesut'ni model and reflects urch credit upon her mas
ter builder Mr. She ~ owned by the proptieors OF the
P-nobscot II. X. Rage, Cap; Kimba and another, and
will be commapdedby Captain William H. Byram-Ben
Mains Tissraph
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-29

~sHs CLOTHING MANUFACTURERS
1NHk suhserIb-rs would inform merchants visiting city
who wish thu ods mann 'actnscd that they
prerased ,nufacu dsrr,ti,n Of otiiug. f,om
N III bang fr he 'outntrs
WIT arhe.s Tor the last rive he f. cNnfd
h the nDmber Of hats il then employ get up
stock at short n0tce aud with ,uiirs sa>fietion.
MANN u McKiNN, % Carmnr sieet.
~ Knicherbocker Stages close to the store
&c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-29
FRENCH AND ENGLISH oLEosTATiC LAMPS,
Ii L A An z 70

AT - MAIDRN LANE AID 3Iy BAOADWAY.
cox bez 10 nfonn t'er friends aud the pa ,io
nly that they ha just au el sss,rt Of
Fn,eh aud English peosfoHe Lamps; Eg'hh and Amr,-
lsrpsl also, pyicfn Cha del- wnich for
variety and snrpsss h'g OF tn kind hcfe Of
o for a. They have slso large asort mt Ut House
Keeping .7riietss con'i.'ing Of r.rdos, nd,h g. .
be Cat,ry SIn'n an aud Sh- hel IA eLWrss Hal.
War. Block Tin Dish Covers, Urns &C. 0e Silver
WN. sto Fin sess. OlassWae. and pumetoa' bes i
crs.
v. -Conseautly hand iaree rs.crtm.ut OF Slvev
Ware Tea DpSons Forks Ike &c oi l-lr
Persons QuAs aay If above articles are
vited to call Thsy will And the, Goods Low any Va
the az ere
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-29

Omar F.snxo 1T is stated that $1,000 alrwives
we're taken At enc haul In the hysue Hver, a Aedord
on Weinerssy - Bs.fsn MAJ, Jgr'l e.
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HINES AND LTOTURS

CEILING Al REQ 'Ce.D pRtCt5-Th- S,bserberwsh
~ reti from DaNnes. of III health offers his
eu'ir, took Of Oh BnANDi:H w NE> AMI Lqa,rs.
ba Tin The puAiDn whit his hons' h utaiaed
ole chance {, person wisniug
bark in the business Early anpl caau should h. made
elZ ns \<N \tfD Az No .,-.~t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-29
ABBEY HOTEL,

1924 STREET, BL 30 IL >GD ale ROAD.
X VAN RENs5 LA II, Psoynetor of he Ahbsy Ho-
t. would etnru IN nks The ,itiIe OF New her for
IN lbe Al m, VI he By
strict t. the bust aud Of s guests he hopes
fJr a Continuance of h same
To IN VIII have not visit he place he would ,psct!n'-
ly that ags. hpe old m,nsin ied wt the Leces-
saes usutis, OF if-sri nd, nsurssed t.erion,
beau aud iov ness-c,seet NTH nbwrrs,
ard ~ sh ide, W IN atenf their en-
I've tiem-a III Their families, wli flu lew well
spent Ia th~ cool sh d. OF the old fie~s Of G.
dis al Child pe aud quiet the
nsv. sroun Is Of the place aud uI.stuDed their
owa private walks
Fns or 81 gle chit in board and good
al FAR iate nv applying soon lDivdGa F,rties will be
supni. It'll Dre4hfst, Dnper ar supper. az ali hours.
Mr. M7or Sasss ,ing from h raK corner Of Chat
han stet and IRON Ro tn broad q, Msnh
Vile, he p'a-e hour OF the iae az
coaches aud careful 6rvsrs axe this cheap
ride fr' N n heu ani fust Ut tn, city.
~eS York pr,l i8.3 ri6 'rnre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-29
OLD ESTABLISHED EMlGRANT PASSAGE
OFFICE.
0, SOUTH STREET.. new YORK.
@ 49, & @

ND M m @R
assa.e b. om liverpool the following spen-
did sche ships comprising the Old Black Ball Line Packets
sailing al
From Liverpool
The ship GOLUMnUS, aptan ole on the 18th February.
Tbs sh p YORK SHIRE (lrwl Bailey. on che ist March,
The shop CA Bkl DOE Capt Bar tow, 10th March.
Tn shio tNGLAND. captain Bartlett, lat April,
The ship OXFORD, CAPTAIN IA hboue, 10th Aplil.
The hip M0NTEZuMA, Captain Lewbe. lst May.
The ship .UNNfe. Captain urber. ION May
The ship new YORK, gaptsin Cropper, Is Jups.
In atiiGn he boy hips the aubscnhes
will have of rs class AN iis Jspat he'd,
cusomary from verool cry four five through
the year the an the United ststss by
which he cured rdu ed ates Tnoae sndinS
for hriI frrnds Iesdi Great Britain ard Ireland
" 81 every Gaze will B. taken 10 MAKE com or
nos Come the passage money vii be promptly refunded
Drafts as usual b furnished pyab,e he al and
Pro ,Gci Banks Of Ireland and brsnehs INK If
Sci aud and snsh =: and on M,s',, Bait son Co,
pool hi Ar payable hroughou, Eogand md Wales For
JOAN H.RDMAN,
81 South S rect. Wa l 3 rect.
Passage TO Liverpool and London II times bo
engaged By the regular packet ships sailing for Liverpool every
hv- days and TO Lodon the 10Th aud oh Of each month
on sprli alton as anoye. jl2ec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-29

tYNE's II AIR TONiC-tcr the gnwth. prseryasio
sad rs.or-.on OF the IT,. The ?rnpn,c navas tied
MN year. fsiody 10 the cam nj Ct ~ h,r at ng
iuc,e in comp sioH pr parou VIII hs proved tmi-
neny ip ~ very pincous iustae, pron IN.
growth ad sTesg'heang The a. The hair mud IA
re- bal Dss has r,srd hls uec a
Wig grw'h Of III ha 10 t-frd to by several
hshy As lnd uduss. whose cert bcaos accompany
the prp'riton.
4 tie sde, the Hair Tonic Is paticuarly IL
pves u,unant bril- IN TO the ba ard prssiyrs thr
from the effects of dnmp,rs
(Ssuu who imp th ir whissers. will fad
h q desifcd assista ying tn thick glossy. hae
eurl gpp<erlocr.
Prspa sold by Dr. Jayne. rhade, hia For sale BIZ
A & u. SANS,
70 Fulton str ct 213 pr .sdws' and
apa2 lmssc y Eat Rrnaswsv
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10 COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
~ M. fEYsER q 60 tlaiey removed rom cornes Of
~ william and John. Nc co John street, offer for sale
LIBERIA Wholesale and reta the following tclts
received b. recent ais
Berlin beat Zephyr Wostcdti~ compcc
this county.
CaDys,. for Embroidery, Of cotton silk and woed IN ell
widths.
Berlin Embroidery Patensof the choicest and des
cIipon, r.nbro dcres, nnsnea commenced velvet
sh, worsted and cotton worked the tasteful Par
si.n style
Tssssls for Hair Dresses, OF gold svrend sh and
Bracelets Combs, HAIR Pms and large variety Of other
braut full Paris fsncy Articles.
fuss Ornaientste gilt aud silver 8cads 2ugles Pur,.
Twist, plain and shaded "a sc's and spoos Em,.odeJ
and 10 Chenille, OF silk ID meal and ss.
Also. Frngss and Cord and Tasals. imported and OF
their own nanuia Of gold silver a!t ttc all color,
sid widths
o. Branch stor. 800 Broadway. formerly ar Broad~,y
lima
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-29

LATE FROM SMYRNA Susan Jane, from
SMYRNA, has brought adviccs from that place 10
March II, two days later than brought by the AGA
dia On the preceding THURSDAY, the Hon Dahney =
Carr. the American Minister was received In n private
audience by the sutton for the purpose Of presenting his
letters Of crsd.nco The GRAND vizer md the Minister
Of Foreign Affairs with the hrst interpreter OF the Div
present. and tho Minister received by h High
with great civtY Besfon .ldr<rfissr .1rriI "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-29
ARRANGEMENTS FOR le4a
OLD ESTABLISHED PASSAGE OFFICE,
100 r,nr street. conner Of South
AZ & ~ &

AAh&& EK AHA .8x
IIE subscriber bgs call the attention his friends
and the public in general to the following arrangements FOR
g FOR the of bringing out esb Cd Cabin and
age sseeg By the Regular Lns oi Lvspoo Packets s,il
the London Packets sal Ism New York the 10th and
uhand from London the 7th 18th nth ofuch
In connection til the above and for the purpos o Afford
ny still greater facilities the subscriber has
and copper Iasned ahip 20 sail puuetusly week
Throughout the year
For accommodation Of wishing remit
their mss friends, drafts gveu payable sght,
the following Banks, viz
Proy4ial Bank Of lreiapd, psy able NJ
Cork, Limerick, Clonnel. Londonderry,
Sligo, Wpyfsrd, Belfast. Waterford.
Galway, Armagh Athone, Coleran,
palkna, Tralee, Youghai, Ennskilleu,
Monaghan, Banbridge. Ballymeaa, Pursoustewn !,
Dowupatrek. Caven 4urgan, Omagh
Ounganpon, BsndoE, Ennis, Ballyshanno
9trahane, Skibereeu, Msilow. Moreymors.
Cootchn Kirush. Dublin
Scotand-Ths City Bank Of Glasgow.
EnPlaiMessr Spoon-r, AtN God Co. Bankers, London
Murphy Waterloo Road Liverpool; payable in
ia Great Britain
F further iniornatos lf by letter. post paid apply
JOSEPH McNURRAY. 100 Pine street,
o.u w pvpSess c g I m ,S O. south ~; 7.
10 6msr Liverpool
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To the Public.

10 the RUbllCs
THE NEW YORK HERALD-dsy newspsper-pue,
nshed every day of the year except New Years day ana
Fourth OF July Price cents per OR 81 70 per an
num-postages paid--cash in advance
THE WEEKLY neutrality-suspicious. every Saturday
morning-pric~ 81 cents per copy, IS II per annun-
postases paid, cash ia a vance.
ADVERTISERS informed that the circulation OF
the Herald Is over THIRTY THOUSAND. and increasing
last has largest circulation 0 paper in this city,
on the World and therefore, the best esnnneI for business
e in the c,i. Or country Prices moderate cash in ad
vance.
PRINTING Of oil kinds executed al the moderate
price and in the most elegant Etylc.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT.
PnopnIEToR HERALD EsrAslr.R.fpsr,
Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau Streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-29

SMALL Pox The Edenton Sentinel of the 10Th
inst brings tho intelligence that the small Pox ~ rag
lug to considerable extent In Elizabeth CITY and ihat the
Commissioners Of Edenton met Monday last ana pass
cd an Introduction ordinance to this effect hst al m
shall between the towns Q. Eaen'cn and
elizabeth City during the prevalence Of ssa dnsas~'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-29

ARDsos barrels PINE Loaf Lard kne csdes for sLe
~ r. X. COLLtNb 4 CO,
aNn 86sasA sses4
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1914.
GREAT WESTERN RAIL ROAD ROUTE,
FROM ALBANY 70 euEFALo (szs MlLEs)
TIE only Once in >w York estabhd by the seve, Rail
hosd Companies between Albany and Buffalo isat
No. 30 COURTLAcDT STREET.
JOHN L. CLAK. SeaerL Axeut
NOTICE TO IMMIGRANTS.
The Srb erhsr heen appooted ag-ns for forward
log Immigrants by Rail Hnad from Albany 70 Burao and it,
trme4 abed srnd them curing h Sammtr
from Nav YorK Utica s206 to 80 g. 20 Au
bum 81 6 {, Rochser 81 81 70 BuhLo IS 81 Children
from II Old blf price; under Tree; and all
b,rgaG- from Albany on the Raj koao is ee'iely free
travI by hail Road than by Canal he reaching Bugl,
Sc from New York and Hail hnnd from ALBANY in ~
hours; VIII taks anal from 10 days. lbs fol-
loving caicul ii n shows the result, =
Passage Buffalo Rail Passage Bdffiio Ca
tnad ......... IS 50 raj. $500
Luggage from N Yofh 10 ugsaLe Buffalo. 5cibs
ALBANY laolbs free, bal Zee, balance for l00ihs IS
for 00lbs 10 Loss of least days
Lpqg from Albany worth to The lano er,
Bntfall FREE 80 per day -. 50
Living for az hours say IS Living for 10 days so cents
- day SEQ
eno5
Dedue, fare per r. Road &c -
TIE traveller per r. Road saves ~, 62
They also fOrward nasseg Gle yeand, pomouth sgd
winke &c Wi eo'so Ter ivy; Chieago, Illinois; sd %
different pc in anada a, the lowest rates W Information
the different gi gratis and chet, 20 he he'd
only at the Albany and Buffalo hail k9ad Oes q Ceu ,andt
street. WOLF hiCkEhS.
ap2 lm'm
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BOOTS AND SHOES,

= hIVD
ALL VIII WEAR The above articles andwsh IuoLey
had lose cal fashionable Bo
Shoe Stores Of s SECOR Nos is0X l6i Gree ,ocu
style make .nion and Gnish be per
haps eqraei In this city
s. s. begs sppe particular tho. and gcutlc-
who coosler we'll fitting boa, CASTER
article the to, ensemble Of all within ao,,d, thai
isoN or 81 Hrsenwc street the only PLACES New lorl
they pend on lug sui ed.
Y. Ladies aud Misses Cutters, onoes Sc. always
hand IL endless variety.
~ Kemeuber ,SoH and lei Greenwich str~.t-N
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BEEF! BEEF! BEEF!
IN HAND AID FOR ALE in lots to suit pn-cha-crs,
a. VALLN FINES, Flu ton MARKET, $50 barrels Extra
Mesa De choice al selected piece; 23 nreis Li,y
l,rs ted Meas m wrra0ed and ,0 half barrels OF Family
Geci veIs hns nd,d 10. tn MN. ~, marHet
The -b d 81 packed eful jud,cious
ard i'll keep ,Jd in elm wth,rt ,a Nc
msnber aLENTlNE'o OLD ESTA 5Li3HHEST.
ma snsrr M t5 Fulton Market