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COMMUNICATIONS.
For He 4rd442aS Baa8er.

For He .2rta8ls BmQer.
 MAS W. NEWTON AND ALBERT PIKE. I TIE EEAL ESTATE BANK.
 |Tie roeaded pigeon fatter87 is an adage Ivlfal as it Is old. And no more striking |hion of il need be adducet than the Hoi my two preceding communications
 hheindiyiduals whose merj5sI discussed. B have operatedIike red-hot shot amid 6of eombustible vessel. Such piping HIands to quarters, such pulling ofropes, Publishing of smal-arms and swabbing
 2 6lg-guns, has rarely been witnessed Fhere, as in that ''low, black, piraIical 0ier," the Arkansas Gazette: for the Heek orso all has been commotion upon hul decks, from stem to stern; and all nRnation among her motley crew, from. zp to powder-monkey, ''Truth < will 7O!y opening the eyes of those who have Ilmposed upon. It will also tell, by eHg the cheek of the guilty to grow pale, as cuIpnt knees 10 smite together. This Rs been illustrated by the aspects and aes of shame, fear and modification into \ my exposition of the dark deeds of fs'ctoa $ Co. has thrown the mem T that holy alliance" The difference FE whole appearance and demeanor is hhas as to be the subject of common re- One of them now rarely leaves his Quarters in the Real Estate Bank, where, EaRg in the venom of his sordid selfish ne spins his subtle web around the un- Date human flies who have been lured
 P the tolls of the Bank. While another h Hdstuning with stealthy step along the E, seeking to cozen and cajole the dear le whose voices he desires; but obviously IS and uneasy, glancing timidly at every " and around every corner, as fl he 10 encounter the stark finger, and curl lP oi scorn, from disgusted and mdig-
 Such is the condition of U Flke and Thomas w. Newton. As to
 Title dogs" of the concern, they drop
 cars and tails, and trot about disconso- 2 without the courage to bark, but most usly 'chiaing, whenever they catch a
 al the woe-begone visages of their mas councils of war" have been held by this lseoas conclave, as to the manner of IIsag ot me and my communications :; oelleye they arc yet chewing the cud 'HslIaeratlon, as 10 whas shall be faally . m the mean time they are using their
 ' 'ool, and iacile cats paw, the nominal , oi the Gazette, in canvassing the merits communications. They have scrud- lay iacis with no little care And after - hne days lahor'' what have they dis ', eu' Nothing more nor less than that '. Y made a mistake, of few hundred NJ N, nsiatmg the precise amount of Pike's ',eWIon' s salaries, as Bank officers 'p1 i'.l II l were willing to pay the foul "nieh admits the menial of the Gazette , t records of the BaRk-on the crumbs
 mhose table he feeds, and liclls the foot Y Faihs hlm, l might have been able 10
 %,o ; amount accurately to dollar. But ,s 70 lle difference in amount between my leh' and their own ? stated Plke's n to |, be S2500. They stale it to be ', ,s.. ilere then is a difference of S250.
 s .'s' is the yearly value of comm9dious
 G,l GSooM, frewood and stationery, which
 a,'ilsh aaii. to Captain Pike : Arc they m 0no'lillg Some estimate them as high ,sN, @ o'liers al least at $500, and none ''i' lower than a25a Althopgh, then.
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We afa aaillarisatl 10 announce IsAAcJ. How tR2 as candidate ior ths office of sheriff. of pu tasst eaaaty, ai the ensuing October election. Febfaafg z. lsl4 2ltr
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stoekolrl1ama, \ Bales)

Stock on hand (Bales) 1ol,fGs
 EECAR=-Ae have He material alteration to mlke ih our previous figures for this article. he de- naud being principally confined to western buyers and to sales of small lots. Holders are r4i rel ying on tho small stock on hand and believing that not much more will eo,ne to market We quote very fair lots to 5 inferior 10 common 55 to |, fair to c prime 65 to c; strictly choice to 1 per ponnd.
 MoLAssEs.--Tha demand for molassas continues good while the Stock hand small aud very little arriving. Prices remain as hereiolore we qnote Good lots in cypress barrels at 26 cts common otg 2 to 25 cts per gailo6
 Foatceo.-Snce onr review of last week the demand i9g tobacco has increased and thc sales since Wednesday amount to ?. i09 hhds We have no change in prices c. notice; we qa0te inferior and ordinary l0s 10 {, q to 23, and g. to 3 for X seconds and hrsts; idg lois z 3 and 1 cenls The demand is principally for Che finer qualities
 FLouR.-We noticed in our last review that the flour market was extremely dull, we have no im- profement to note We quote Ohio zsi l5 to Si 20 The stock has been greatly increased by arrivals on fals and ste-mboais, and much of the stock now on haH1 has become sear and can be purchased at "a. r,ous prices according 10 the state in which it is, some being better than others
 PoB1.-We have no alteration to make in our last weeks figures for this article we quote mess $1. M 0. so prime sG a0.
 BAGGIso and KoPE.-The market st remains unsettled, and t s extremely di1icut to arrive at any correct iist oi PIicss He iAinsh you lle pdItlcu- lars of few sales, l5Q pieces and l50 coils al l5 and G l50 pieces and 15Q coils al l54 and 6I on time l09 pieces at I3, 800 pieces at i25 cash.
 WusKY.-Since our last large lots of this article have arrived. and we reduce our quotations The datnand at present is very limited and rectGed can now be purchased al IS. common is still in de- mand and comparatively scarce, and is stiil worth 203 to 2lb cents per gallon
 GBAtN.--The stock of white corn has been great ly increased the past week and prices have slightly receded we quote now al 70 to 4l csnis, and some lots have been disposed of at 8 cts; yellow is scarce and the demand continues brisk for the West India market Some superior lots have been sold as high as 90 10 5 els. Wheat is now worth s7 to 90 cenis the stock on hand is light
 SALT.-fhis article is iii good demand, and prices have advanced; we quote coarse at g 20 to 8 30, and fine $ 30 to X 40-no late arrivals.
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a5-Nc arc authorized to announce 1V,,t,,V, a boRnEE, as a candidate for tho office of sheriff of Pulaski county at tho ensuing October election
 January g, fsft fo
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REcroR Tows, December II, 1913. 2 EdILor q Me .7rl.aHaas Dnnner

To Inc Editor Qf Inc -qrtaa1as Runner SR-You arc hereby authorized to an- nounce me as a candidate for Governor of the Stale of Arkansas, al the next October election, subject 10 the decision of the peo pie al the ballot box.
 Respectfully,
 E. G RYEn
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we are aathnrked to announce Major HERg- DON ARALSON. as d candidate for re election To the office of Clerk of the Circuit Court of plaa kicouny. January 30, 1914. 2o-fs
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{D1lgI..1 ,. 1.Do

l94@&4}9 In this city, on Thdrsday night last, 9th instant after a pretfaeted illness Mr JoHs SIEAnMAN, aged z5 years hIr. was a native of Virginia, but for several years had been Pilot on the Arkansas River His remains were taken on board of the Steamer Export, on Friday last. ih charge of his relatives and friends, 10 be carried to his former resi- denea at Welsburg, Va, to De inferred. The de- ceased sustained, while living, the character of an industrious, useful, and honorable man; ; and h;s death is deeply deplored by numerouns friends.
 SchGOa AO4zGc4 FB4HE UNDERSIGNED woald respectfully make 2 known, that he intends opening school, about the first of September, near his own residence, 25 miles north east of Little Rock. Notice k thus early given, that opportunity may be afforded to such may desire to inform them selves p relation to the heathnes5 Of the place. and the character ot the surrounding community.
 J. Y. MOORE. May II, ls4i
 REFERENCES:
 Hon. B JOHNSON,
 C. ASHLEY,
 4. FoWEEn, Esqrs.
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G45'8e are authorised and requested to annourcs Col WILLIAM MITCHELL, ;.s Dz@oesarie candidate 10 represent RANDOLPH Co6xTY, in the next session of the Legislature of Arkansas
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09 Dr. Bofaod will please announce Inc name ui fttGa ". AsHEF, candidate fer Sheriff of Quehlta county March 27, Ist4--.
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JogbHa J. Lewis, )
 s' petition cx parte.

JO37tHH 7. LeUls, J
 Us. Petiton cx parte. His Creditors. ]
 E TPoN reading and fling the petition of EMZY r O WILSON, assignee of the estate of Joshua J. Lewis, Bankrupt, praying that such estate may De sold, tras s5fered and assigned, 1t Is ordered by the Court, that due notice thereof be published in the Arkansas Banner, newspaper printed in the District, ten days at least before the time assigned for the hearing; that hearing of the said petition will be had on the first Monday ofJune next at 10 o'clock A NJ. at the District Court Room in the city of Little Rock, when and where all creditors, the Bankrupt and other persons in interest may ap- pear and show cause, if any they have, why the prayer Of the said petition should not be granted
 VIM FIELD Clerk
 By A. H. RUTHERsoRD, D. C. May l5 lsi4 35-2w (prs fee S4 25) 4shIcB 6f EVql3ias SgIicif0rs
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WILLIAM WHITFIELD, Sec'g.

AIr. ]. c. Stevenson, of our county, had his tobacco house, and 2,000 lbs of tobac- co consumed by fire. The fire caught while the tobacco was curing.
 Fan BWca MteHigeaccr.
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BtrEsvtrLF, fABKs) Feb 9, ls44 DF, BoRtAsp;-I Dear Sir Will you please fo place ny name upon the list of Democratic Candl d3ies for Cpl5fess
 ramain your oh1't scrv't
 LEWIS F TTfTJY
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ScEo0a Notice.
TEVg GDOEpS.

LsEEE essezsEe4. On the South-eaat corner of fria and Aaxdlam sts D BENDER has just received per Steamer 19. Lucy Walker, large assortment ot New Goods, consisting, in part, of Jaconets, Painted Lawns. Muslins. and the latest fashion Of Fancy Prints and Bounets, for the ladies'
 For gendenens wear, Log Cabins, Gambroons, and Cottonades, also fine assortment of well made Clothing, all of which he Wiii Ill as cheap for cash as tbev can be purchased in this market
 1 ittla Rnck. MaK b. Is4A aa-n
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HARDWARE.

LUST received, by II. N. Aldrich. general as. s1 sortment of Hardware Cutlery, &e, S1c, and for sale low for cash
 May fjth, l34t. B.
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CD Yes! O Yes!! CD Yes!!!
sgACDy.

< UsI received on Consignment id00 lbs. well 5 cured Bacon, which will be sold very low for cash. J. MITCHELL.
 April i7th. 1s44. sI-ly
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aIapPAgENG.

D ECEIYED per steam boat Lucy Walker, 1a large and general assortment of ready made Clothing, which will be sold at such prices as suits the times. IT. N ALDRICH
 May t5th, ls1t B.
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NEM oHIrANa eIAsslFIcArlaN.

ls43, Sept Isl, Stock on hand, 1900 Received last three d1ys, 200
 Received previously, sls.5u a22, ,7s3
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ls-3Iessrs. Allen, Atherton, Bagby, ], Buchanan, Clayton, Fairfield, Hay Pearee, TaPpaa, Woodbuy:-ii F.
 .}fcmpHis Enquirer.
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RACOY.

NNEE EbLA1SBlSs A QUANTITY of new Bacon, well cured. and : \ fine favored, for sale cheap by hy
 GEORGE & BROTHERS, March 26th 1874. 2s-3w
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RtTrsytrfr 18rrs1 Feb . iq1,

IF117 IIfIi
 E. C. BYRD
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Elr 0sr, eseN Caras.

A SUPERIOR lot of the above kind of cards just "A received at this office. Merchants and others wanting business cards printed ina neat fancy style, will do well to give Us call.
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NATIONAL EzOUsE,

May i5 lsil. 35-2w (pr's fee S4 2. .Ashleg q EValkias, Solicitors.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26
pASHIONABLg DANCING

MONS GABRIEL DE ko PoN 4 y. #
TYiS TIE honor q, ncrmlr: the Ladies ara rtiitiie'
NewYoTs and ,ici:iy. that he has fsei r M u y & ~.
re of yyiar 3struchan u The PRINCIPAL isIn1lf, ia
No; X hiss lately arri7e from Bnstnu, Ssfansas snt 90.
,,, xhee ms SyIe the gErTnesi Gdniirt1n c - p
e aA the fnar.cd approval o! te iasaicrsbe colIS
sn o'lers sons X proposes tG 'eeh is'ft we' snoen
i.,re "A POf.n the rev ttuadiFs van o.is,;sl
tir Vac te ieisy pas,f'c riaznuEa--nen tSuiio'Ie"
NJ K VA i.s uss,s;ed by MAnsME 0PPrNif as
Nrinn TIE instruction yI! be gwen IN the rFench' @i-
man and English languages. ,. -o,l
1rs are engaged az - Pnrs Pincerctiy rrI{ate c'oi
,s1 .iryfor the accommodation ~ !laGS and Geel'ee
Tie Polka, and the rev tlnsirltes a ~ pIe' Ut, ~
the fsshilab.e circles ai onGop akt inr. esr oe hngt ~
siY or twelve ie,scns, except the MazovSa Az others "
Fo: infhsr ps,rulE.s inquire nj MONS. AORPoNAf' ri
~ LIE seiis from 10 to ls a 81 Il tall snd
10 g. F. M. and from; & u T TIE evening.
SIX lessons, s5-trclye lessons, s!t ana qrhIg;. ~.
pvne Ic.sons-I lessons, -. twelve lessons. sl2 GuaE'
te.. sal r.. -
e-nios sr
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26
ROOK.KEEPING. sc.

- C. MARSH, Accountant, respectfully announces ;hat
". hS Counting Rooms 10. s. Cerr ,s%. conufue open
from i. NJ. 70 z ?. y. ut
In the study Of Boct-kecoias .aceh oS sr iaFsn
every pupil sees prcctcs hlehHei ce-e.t 81
ST pEYtasrh,D books embracing ali the different business
t?ansacicn7 Of good mercantile house, ne becomes aIa
with lie books constituting the s ltn MI uie d0ciens
rcstip tn ;he books, rdi tsances balance shee accounts
curren . rnd with variou5 mercantile IN inefe
3scoa II, equation 0 payments. excfetg.. &c m
In one cole OF ist.uc.vr pe.-aa Di co1 cal2cy VI
become con5eteat Boos-kscre ana ,h fece.'a cs''
csts IN ;t.t eiIecl. no IS taught NJ q ciaSs
MERCANTILE VIZ "A 'aetnYsh oo',''a 81 i,.o 20
proveren Specimens Of .uy re;centa style ra7 oe Fsen
ct ths roo6s. .....
prospec:uses wit. s-r1 houfe DC. may De ooed II ue
rool5s 6gy and sysa,rs.
The Science OF Goubic Ea1y BooE-heop!rl SInplhe1'
Ilth edition. so PAGE oc:av0: PRICE 81. ,,-,..:.
The AZ. of Single En Euok Keeping inPsov So 81 fcluph
lstJ paces octave; price &c ceIt5-.
For sale IL ne bookEt0.es. rad q. the rooG':
Mr. Marsh oierS MS services IL opening. cosing or "ac
- L.,nt q l.athr sire,-. st,rs s1N
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= He RIB u N E.
From the chri,.;.n', Monthly Magazine.
4 ToRLD-VISION.

Is there any plan or purpose unfolding meath DE sun
~ M and ,r> AMI nation. moved by pefvading Snul
whole2
Tie .incs; yronr ther puFose dszzhng radiance ins-
And N Ine,;..i.D rcles ruu-G the esrihba lc; Us hy
And a5 :. ciass,ng pictures as tees lash aong the sky
A,-sv the OCEAN biloNsS soon hush their oude
Toa gentle pih. aud rpolr rs e The heavens we s,Gr
Aa round ycn rocky lant behold The sparkling ioan.
hDd the yenow belt .: sand-n i:laEG my nome
ut where nl the mur;nurs Of the evertoing thoas?
on ne % ,'g I,s -, e s s9osns ~ rains ,as Si9ss s ,cy e.
How lttis ihey disturb ;i-s Si'eace of ;he SKY
AMID 'he bright green pastures the dark brown city 'nEs
WheFe ae ri u. aGeras voices, aching beads asd busy
Oh, uen u cere.. whose bo>ous a. IN prison. swell
Look with m from the heaSeas-isre Is room wherein 20
.he Nah. and tho mountains. behold the .vers '.ine
Tia; winding size, thread. the Weas; tA4t bfosde thread,
Ia. Why sye all the thO,,unl. lei. tie roads and field,
Ttcy an ,ss- mid the bsis of coal IN c,zpns une..
rfSun'-
rccsy :sl4u ike TIE ini!iions Of the free
white sailed yetel Upon the emerald
To niaay efo%ded hefoG: nBG sol.ta:y bay
Away be1od hc Pyrerees, down slipping 10 the plar
Where fought Goth snd aracen for old romaotc Span
aTag oG posed ,aos The aaisn5 3 seia
rev moments since h3ad on yender Chc.'isn ground
from catbe-cs lnre the nad Ie Dunn SOUND
Now, the pierce the biuc-Consian,iope''
There no God bu. gah'' hars the Snczza's reply.
VITA wardpm, hung around with skulls. mid Afnc
M ba zoe. forth iis ins Of A,hen'se
TO g The negt05es onback spots upon tte Sands
Away o'sr Babel Mandes stru,s, md passed the Persian
See The fair nusng sit. on mountain in aysore:
Z dreams e so seem e tnG move bsaea The glowhns sun
Lin up your hearts TO heayen." yon Christian preachers
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26

Public Stock E1chnnge. Nov. ..


The following from tao Providence Journal gives
interesting statistics of manufacturing in Rhode Island.
The results os Protection shown the parallel between
lsl0snd 1874 have been the all paris oi the country
The extension Ofihc Manufactures this country forms
oi the most remarkable md instructive portions Of it, history.
In 1910 the Manufactures o.! Rhode islnnd acenned by
The census Of TINT year. ionws Is Cotton Mills
tanning q go spndes; 9Wo0en Mills containing 2i6 spin
dlc3 - Falling Mills - Cardns MACHINES 1866 Loomy
principally families; Pupet hanging Manufactures; /
SnntfNi . Sugar Reineries Salt WOrks Brass Found
cry Rop.Wnks g Saw. Mills; II Wafer. Mills for max.
inc machinery for grinding bark, and or dressing lea
ther; ~ Rum Dstlenes GIN Ostlerles Steel Furnace
Iron Works: Forges BIoomerieS; Aif-furnaces; /
Sitting Mill; % Trip Hammers Screw Manuactory and
C,t.Nn Manufactures. The amount oil Cotton Cloth made
annually was ~ and the average price 30 cents
yard The total value of articles manufactured the State
was s22.Si7, so.
What does this present, the present condition OF
Manufactures Rhede island The number of Cotton Facto
ments contnn spdes than the Total number reported
1870 The nmoun; invested IN Mauinctpres OF various kinds
the State exceeds Ten Millions OF dollars und the
irpn Nauagnsett Bay exceed Thirty Millions OF dollars
nJ Thousands OF people oil both have found Profitable
employment tcse Manufacturers and tho Farmer found
ut his door market Tor his surplus productions At the
the price Of Cotton Cloth ns been reduced from 10
cents and the wages of labor have materially i'd.
vnnccd Such fruits Of the bcnecent system
of Protection 10 our own Industry,
GrFFALo, Nov. 2Thc of the Bngbcc sold "a 75
cents To I'LL order, and The Wheat Home brought Is
for ltica The Birmingham down u the Ere Mills
bushels Cora the market Flour quiet yesterday
quotations. Weather mid and still favorable Tor canal
CATION Boa:i loading with Flour for Albany.
IButlao Commercial Advertiser.
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JONEs's COMMERCIAL ACADEMY,
or Ei?T.ATORY COUNTING ROOM,
!. - t-pu

III 2rntnwav. CORNER OF hjUeRAY-srREEr.
TE?SE OBJECT Of t.s Institution - 70 lmpaEt taolongh
Instruction m Bookkeeping, pe1in,nshp ane Cor1Tsr
cal Arithmetic and qualify Gentlemen for the practical duties
ofhe desk. Prrva.e instruction gwen required Rooms
open day and crsrlEE.
~ Members OF the Mercantile Library association are
cesied apply 20 the Librarian e. CLINTON Eal, who VII
furnish tickets OF admission the arrangement nune VITA
The Cocnitt2e. 49,,
en- Merchants and CsrSs have tes stadants crnE The
ialt nine yeart. r,Lr
E For sale Joness Principles aud Practice Of BookseeI
ins Syo lis ItlN wax adopted IN m fist acadsm; IL
siuor IN hi, country. 1t j; also repubshed IN England
aLi c.tenEivelY introduced there ~ 5'n
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SDoke,,, sc,

Nov II, i sG Is. on IS 30. bark Levaat. Derri .kou Eon
Phli,d tor Fainouth. Jam.
Nov s. Waus Island West u miles saw brig New F. r
and AcCuray from Aux Cayes Boston; November "
lat 2 Ion i. brig Casu's Tucker. from 81 Ja:o ia,
Boston.
Ney IA: q Is, ship Mononsahea. from Liverpool Of and
for Philadelphia which reported three days before, ship
ADRIAN DAVIS itu Liverpool io Boston. with loss OF ain
toptnsst
Ell, Geo. b.
oct5 Ia, ,a D. lon II cs Pennsylvania Emerson, IN: Liver
pool for NOlenns and put the o the Harmonic on board
Fr ship Heron, 7;h.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26

Total. .56l2 3407 3I4 59s9 ;579 s'G
N,aio1ty Snr C,,sy, 22O5 DO. for Harrison, 26ag;
Gorernor -Fi;ir1tre. .55S7 Wright 5462
SemG.or--.C. Euu IONS. 55SS ROgers. e
Consress--A. Lewis - $50 7. B Campbellss4s4,es 3
(S.A. Grown 556S J. l. Eacker = 3lfp a41
Assembly lnsOies2as Il a' a5.;.h asn .a6 sa9
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SCHOOLS

siCA cl.s n Vocal siu,ic will he formed n TIE Les
wi tnre Room iee " E Church n seveth hifneS
Nnnasr Fy.nnr Nov 81 at 1o'cicck, ~ ne c.ti'i ~ NJ
~ now ard ThnrstnT Eyeaircs bs u. iYNt tIe-
,e.sr 81 Muse for the hcronim9atiuu OF L7d- qno % M
- ,.iin- in te uucer nr OF t. rity and wt.f- ~ ~ re-
.r. En,yd 20 of tbs scieare Tcion e1snt.e rs
e, ,,,.-.,i =, ,i commencement The %
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26

The sehr News Kenucy, her voyage from New York
Wilmington, NC. ie IN with the @ when IN lat 81 a.
lon "a s5 and picked up about " bb for.. box containing
jars hot &C. aad several packages OF letters addressed to
Ais. Margaret H. Fell en. The box nddre esed on the
oarte. J. H. Felt Salem: also contained memorandum
book OF Miss AarrnTo H. Feis. The flour marked.
Captain perick the wreck mnstsr arrived Mt Phadslpia
from ship Wa!:er THURSDAY wrecked week two SINCE.
md reports having lett - deck and about l her
hold Cap p that If The pre-ct week shsud turn
on, favorable, every hnr tho ship viii be discharged eNcsp,
the
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MEDICINES.
SOUTHERN BALM.

y,,t,r REST yrnFf.fNE EVER USED f., Consumption
tnnrh. Coils and M Affections gi me f,pa,. ,.n,, -
Irer is'irpuuY oi ~his zen ~ ins nes iere the
S,-fg,yEy RAL ]; solt: a Principal isp1 ~ ~ I,r
.sen liz IpFaf 1s fiose,I III ih-' ~ ~ dai,t IL
-stt i iyrnup q: Mrs. hias. II triiau -. a -.
fgr,yrr.st: 81 Coye- corner ul'g1r n " ",
Wm. Weed HsIien EGi, cDSaaT: H. y sT. Iay
iyai5s JaTara l. |: tndsw rirar. SG9ensc;nfy \:
J. e Warne' 4 Co. Ii:a IL Rei:a. e. X Co latoi i,s.
~ ii,. - unev Buffalo. Iames tnssssilfl ne"
Rsriirl Mas: Cassvel, loekpo i Lyef' s. 10
,,,,ss Z arIng. Sarsto-a 2F'-. AIcli'1a i.sy'
- Z: F Sns,n Portland. Ne: Pecs. ts. i, ne.-
li, lie, ~. phiIn poof Cooper:owIi. et.eso. WIN
SON poushkeepsie w. BU'iincame, No't' Aa'H''
Mas rzooxtrs. aei Ju,s l=it.
Mes Sff-rr. & ca: Gentsrzen-to' i,t9 years iase
heer iisrin- tfaIu p17 40 ms sde c.s.i, n
% ~ - ,-,y the nsatli o March. 1s,i ;e-sce iyS'it
=, tie yn o nv Heavenly Faie-. and ai the ceLen 't'.
friend rarfmmerdd your SouTfiRH f>,i- ir' ~ -
so,, ,.S:-pd and IN nG,s crinrg rapidly m ses hFi
,yet TIE b.ncf; have ree' -n yoir fic.'9 ct u
'FeSed with ro, c3ag RAJ, & s..s ~ S s ssRAT " Wusov
' sschemsricrn.Strce-.
consdsr yonr soyHKEN BAIS ms .e,o ,, WI ny s
--'@- ' NryT.st nccr 5lyrtsest. bluosyn
1i SurcJr & Co: Tor years have teen suffering great
main troro an affection ofte vcr and tod hy ny pnys
cnr tbs. nv uuly hOra cian-e oil cIle al edai-
ya,., S,,her7 Kahn iias restore, perfect health
18th March. iS.i. S-hosE,ssS' iI' o' -.
Mess Sgrcur < Coz Gentlemen ! have beer long tlre
affected with IN affection Of the iin-s ana Ete,st e"Is'
winch nlfnns; deprived otfest. w extremely
,r Phv.irian considered my hopeless NJ Fofu' Hl
staples K F0r, Bowery, knowing some wonetE cure IL
hy your Southern Balm. sent me . bottle Mnc ~ r
,y baai:h confidently recommend 20 all persons 'iy
nj;r:el BfSST GARSo corner llUi-St and 81 d'eiie
aith Apnl. 1874. nio 'i'' ifn
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26
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70 LET Nirc new. brick Dwelling Houses OF &ii
H strc, near the Sh Avenue with stable room Tor hree
N horseE 30 each iouse. The houses are three stores N
convenient 10 accommodate or more nine. Apply 70
W." j. : TREDiN ELL, No. 6i9 B;Dadway.
n 1.-THE above houses well calculated for CGrinen
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no SHOE AND BOOT DEALERS.
=. 10 LET CiiEAP.-Onco Of the best located base
81 men, sofs, r the sale of Boots und Shne, III Broui-
S;J. way under the Parsnn RazaaT No. ~ iirdadway
o,ynr md t;fnns >t, will br lie, nj reduced rent
W ~. ,rt =, II ,1;plv the store we'll Apply The Bazaar.
Ao one OF the Counters the Bazaar will he let for the
be-; quality ni Lnhles ShOes ~