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In this city, on Monday, the I4h instant, of con geshve fever, Miss ELLEN ADAMS, in the I7th year of her age.
 dgne one to the slumber which may know no waking :, l Ill the loud requiem of the world shall swell; tone where no sound thy still repose s hreakingz Tn lone ma1sion through long years to dwell: Where the sweet gales that herald bud and blossom Four not their music nor their ffagrant breath. seal is set upon thy budding bosom,
 A bond of loneliness--a spell of.death. On thy pale forehead sleeps the shade of even. Youths braided wreath lies stained in spriDkIed
 dust
 Yet looking upward in it's grief to heaven, Love should not mourn tkee save in hope and
 trust. CoSfNUgIcATFD. At Galveston. Texas on the 20th August, GEORGE D. MITcHELL, formerly of this place, in the 2oth year ol his age.
 OBITUARY
 Died, at his residence, in Conway county, on the .th inst, after protracted illness, HuGH Scorr, ESQ, aged hty-nine years native of Vnginia.- The deceased left a widow and q large famy to- gether with numerous friends and relations to mourn ms loss. lie bore up under his sickness with that christian iorttude that bespeals rest to the soul- When being told by friend flat he certainly could not survive, he exclaimed
 Oh, that my Lord would come and meet
 Ny soal would stretch her wings in haste
 ,. Fly fearless through deaths iron gate, Nor feel the terrors as she passed, Oct. 10th, IS41
 lie Louisville Journal please copy
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EsGhERp

c FAILED PROPOSALS will be received by the eJ undersigned, at the Penitentary, Litde Rock, Arkansas, until Saturday, the 25th dag of Nopemter neal, for the delivery of
 30,00) pounds of PORK. at said Penitentiary, for the subsistence of the pr- soners therein.
 The pork must consist of healthy and well fattened sows and barrows weighing not less than 290 pounds each, to be delivered foot in such enclosure as may be designated by toe und rsigncd and the weight to be aseertaned after they are bgtchrsd or on foot as may be agreed et the time of tying The pork 10 be delivered by the 25th Dec Bond and approved security will be required from contractors, for e faithful performance of their con tracts; and the undersigned reserves to himself the right of rejecting all bids, ifdeened too high. The proposals must be endorsed sProposas fos Pork, and enclosed in an envelope addressed o the undersigned, through the Little Rock Post office i; and if sent by mail, the postage must be paid
 JAMES MGVICAR, .2geat,
 .arhaasas Pegiteatlary. Little Rock, Oct. g, ls4i.-6-5w
 Arkansas lntelligencer. al Van Buren copy.
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lSl4 Hartford Conventionists.
 I9l6 Washington Society Men.
 ISIS No Party Men.
 1920 Federal Republicans.
 1926 National Republicans.
 1928 Anti-Masons.
 1894 Anti-Masonic Wings.
 1897 Conservatives.
 lS39 Independent Democratic Wings.
 l840 Log Cabin and Hard Cider Men. lS44 COON PARTY!l. And IS t likely that to such time-serying. reckless, chameleon-like party, the people ol the United States will entrust the destinies of this great atcountry-the welfare of themselves --their posterity generations vet unborn2 Most assuFedly not, as they will find, 10 their cost, on the opening of the ballot boxes in the month of November, in the year of our Lord, 1S44.
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Oct. 2sd, 1si4.-G--tE
 1tEFRR TO Governor Adams--tttIe Rock. J. j. Finley, F. ?. Stanton H. G. Smith, Charles Lofand. and John C, McLemore, Esqs.; Dr. ]. Fowlkes, Messfs. & < A. Fowlkes Messrs. E. W. Rowleh & Co.,, and Messrs Hatch & Scott, Memphis, Tennessee. Hon. L. II. Coe,-Someryille, Ten Hon. West II. Humphreys, Nashville, Ten ly Springs, Mi B. Mathews and R. Shepherd Esqrs--c Columbus, Mississippi.
 Hon. Daniel Coleman-Athens, Ala Dr. ]. C. Spotswood, and Chancellor l. L. Mar tin--Tuslialoosa, Ala
 Augustus H. Reduq, Esq, Mobilc--Ala. Messrs. S. 0. Nelson S Bro, John C. Pratt 6. Co, smith, Gorin s. Co--New Orleans. lion, A. Yell, FayctteYllc-Ark. Hon. A. II. Seyier, U. S. Senate Hon. Edward Cross, NJ. C.; Hon. G. S. Houston, M C.; Hon. Kenneth Rayner M. C.-Washington city. Prof. Charles Caldwell, P S. Loughborough, Esq, |, ?. Maury, Esq, Drs. C. M. ay, Samuel B. Richardson, l.. II. Mosby and John R. Iuclx-Lou- isvilie, Ky.
 October 9, 1si3--6.
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E& " N ga,sE.ss

2 SHALL fe-eonneaee the praciies of a9o law, \ and will attend, wi.h9proaniluaa and faeIiir' 10 any business that may ba anfustaa to ny care, in any portion of tho Sttts.
 My ofiica, at present, is on thc street runanv south from the State ioHse ani near {ha Sfata saax
 r. I. RUF0HFIELD Little Rock, Oct 9, Isli. 4--tf
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S1O,83O,45l

ne above items are taken from the laws
 a.e ohl'ed States, now ill the Library of the
 U mus appears that Gov. Polk voted to the
 llG;'uaonary patriots and others near eleven
 uols oi dollars, while he was member
 ae lloor This is the man who ssteadag E;s.a ,.; the paying of the revolutionary P'o Os'!9 as the Journal falsely charges. Is,,rolasonary ,r soldiers, whom will you vote E ra sir Folk, who thus befrended you, or R 'ae N 'raldncers, who voted against you |n;n n as slordecai Bartley Wright, and that Ps I,'as ,l Of federalism Mr. Folks grand sire b,io' a'e hrst to set the ball of revolution in I0, ~oliCand c o he the ablest advocate on the sa v, congress topay the old soldlet his bnd d'eWard' eva Both the grand sire and the 'ol sls0n @ are the equal objects offederal false- 'Da cl and d malignity.
 ooV. ' Folk was Speaker of the House during
 K sla's L 1885, '36, 3S, and no tie of pension yas ~aVing occurred in any of those years, wons, ,n'e was netgiven. Had it been requisite, va,,4: 0ala undoubtedly have conformed to the ssig sash uniformity of his course, as above
 ''s'---illsaois Register,
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, DtsrRIcT or ARRANsAs. HE District Court oi the United States, for inc d District aforesaid, for the saiialicaiion Of un confirmed French and Spanish Land Claims, has adjourned over until the first AIonday of December next.
 And it s ordered by the Court, las tbis notice bs published inthe "ArkaRsas Banner, and Ar6arsas State Gazette, ' for six weeks siiceessycfv; Sent. 18th, ls4f VIM FIELD. Clerk,
 2-6W By \ U RuEfI IEKrnnn D. c
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MARRIED

In Berlin, Vermont, on the 27th August, by the Rev. Mir. Gridey, Dr. R. L. DODGE, of this city, to Miss ELIZA B. BRADSHAW, of the former place. h this city, or Tuesday evening last, by the Rev. MT. Kern, Mir. MICHAEL CANNON, to Miss SARAH J. BfLBy.
 Gaip-on Mir. Gaynon, you've gained the fair prize, The pride of your heart, and joy Of your eyes. Til you gain many 6lesstnesto yourself and your
 trifs
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A0dice fs ssag,,.g.s. ss~..s.

[ + At4A 10 all whom t may concern. tiisf hS ygs,a oe IL an act of the egisat1le ef ttlse sfste IT Ass, sas, approved and in force oa Inc 5fs aav of sfareb ls3S, entitled, "Aa acttopso d g 5sevi.sa s,9 collecting tlfe f6vsnue oi tie ssae Of 5szss ;, b, Milford Garner, sheriff and ex oiieio etfr f, fo county of Chico the following tracts of IsrJ s~.. offered for sale 1t public aact6a sr tazss ta sss.
 The s. fl. pe. qr. sac
 :. 3. ir. nW qr. see.
 :" sw. fd qr sec. ]
 s' 2. fr SC. or. esg 2
 all Tn township is south of range west, contain ing 5i6 A 100 acres tue Ist dap of Nov. IsgI ana that &m. II Gaines became the plleehaser thsra oi for the sum ofeight dollars and fhrty.t,so cers aad the said Gaines did assign and tral:fsF jssrsr % %anea1e oi purchase to AIanson aloreho8se. on tbe oth aay pt May, l342, and tls sa.a Mesehansa d;s assigh and transfer the aatne to David B IasxFanr on tae gun day ot July tst2, and l. TIaVjd M Ts,V r5hee' nave received from said {PiIlari faar eber ih as aforesaid, decd for the saias
 l. therefore notify all persons. that at fha May tern o the circuit court for Chicot CO., fo bs boJ5en on the ilrst montay of May ig45 yqill anals, l1, said court Tor confirmation of my fife. All anv person or persons wishing to Set u any rrht o tbs saa tracts oi land so purchased fn coasa9oanca If any lniormaty, Or any irregniaritv. or 5IIegsrt,. connected With such sale,of for any other caasaord iect Whatsoever are requested thenara there show cause why the sale so made should not be conrs | DAVID M. LAWRENCE. Oct. I5ff.--6--6W.-pf's fee al8 l2l
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STATE or ARxA SsAs.

STATE or AR9ANsAs,
 CQgNTY or P9AsRf,
 Dtc Roef TOWNSHIP. nett Williams 10 VieV and appraise all estray MABE MULE, and do find the same to be rel pay, with black legs no marks CT bs4nls pereeiva. Die, Of common size. of9 years old. and we do sp. praise her to thirty two dollars and fftv cents,
 DAVID SHELTON STEPHEN HUDpIBsTON. sworn to, and subscribed before ne. an actine justice of the Peace, in and for the Township of Dig hock and State and county aforesaid. this 4th day of October lsf4
 ,, sdAs. D. FITZGERALD. J. The above mule followed iDv Degro man Minor nom the Hurricane. about forty miles below fiis. in Piairle. He vas told i was out of some drove when had passed, He attempted to drive it back,
 5. WILLIAMS, Fer D W.GsILowAx, October 9, lS4-8-3w~-Frs fee, 4s.
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W'Ea17Es;ssNEAN

H'zE sb Ea sssb lNElAN, A u. persons in Little Rock and vicinity who are / A willing to patronizc an experienced BOTANIC PHYSICIAN, are respectfully requested 10 com mancate with the subscriber without delay, either personally or by letter to the practieabtv of establishing general Agency for the sale of Thom- sonian books and medicines in Little Rock. also an lnilrmary T. j. HARVEY, B. P. Anthony House, Little Rock
 P s: stock of Medicines, &c., just arrived. @. Letters by mail must be post paid.
 October 25, ls41.-6-tf
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sfssSEE3sEgsg toTTON PLANTERS. usho wiu sxsssfSsj N consign their Cotton ic thehc Is c ol JOHN C. pRAqr & Ce.sNew Or. leans, can be furnished with Baegins Rope and TYines al New Orleans prices. with inc usual charges for freight, Sc, by applying to
 s. II. Ilze KFFi
 MaIAaaih %frrt stisiitie Rock. Sept IS lsli.-I-tf
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THE CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN
BURNS AND CIARINDA

THE whole Of the mysterious and Correspondence
which took place bet the Poef BUsrs aAd th cele
bratcd Clarinda Mrs. MrLEuosE in list u Vs. AID ~hich
been sought for IN vain by Cunning ham an Others for the
rnda m into the hands Of her grandson w c. McLhose
Esq and i now frs gvsn to the void 10 The curious in
Burns and Patonics this work will be rviculay rssd
and eannot fail to strongly interest readers neal 1t
American edition is neat i2Wo volume Of abou. 100 pages
cloth, gifts issued and for sale bv X XBY & Co.
No , Park Rnw, epno-ite the Aston House
Notices Of the Correspondence between Burns and Carnda
from the British Journals -
Ths Letters C.4naA long BY admirers
.fnes:
"Se'dom have welcomed a work with warmer iced
inss the before The ALLEGATION dse to
the lady OF Burns devoted attachment and the letters thro
much light 99 mary traits IN the wildly devious character Of
"Wherovsr the Of Robert Burns is known this book
received both with svdity aud anIsy being proha-
bly, e Inst gf his writings which will be given tn rid
and Ungug fally light tn Poets Life hh
esso wnppd IN mysseE fruitful Of PAINFUL saspcions.
myss.sus chapter pevhaps the last that be
unteded the hsto ri NatOa Bard has
just ben opened by desceadant Of wh has bern made
Immortal by her connection with genius Kimarneck jour
This volume invested with unuation of atae-
tous have not be disappointed high antepAtionS
The character OF Burns here fully dev-0, to
than forne and the which hung aroand
the intercourse Of s,inda and Burns think ,atisacto
"some Of delightful epistoary literature has been
produced BY poets-and To Pop sand Cowper letters
be I'd ted that Of Burns - Brighton Herald
This Indeed Of the eurioss Of literature and may
we'll be said sapplya chapter the Life Of scotlands
Cotsrs Saturday Might 70 provide himself with cory ~
ChettsNham journal jas I'm N
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REGULATE YOUR BAKERS BILLS.
THE sussCKis has -n,S sire I " 0. NausY
Also Pies Cakes If al hi ds Fannie. s.rvca at their
dwellings with Brad lee ani lie C'krs
C,tiseus gsusr lily n this ,irabe place for lanch
Noe d.vovd iot ons tIs er.t. all kinds thre,
All arcies made sp undsf his t~oisl crv.ion And
peess himself that ths bes, esAs ,ns us-d the ar
ksx eeesS JNO. HALEY.
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ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation OF
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PRINTING Of all kinds executed at the most moderate
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PALMOs (LATE) AID COFFEE ROOMS
CORNER OF BRO.gpW.aY.aNp CHAMBER ST.
THE FIX rURkS. Stock AND GOODWILL Of this
'rnno!at business, NJ 8. prom n.ut beat stand
New York, Of Chamber Br,a way be 4
posed Of Andy ON the afer IN oroct A. NJ Tie
Of disposal the proprietor bei obliged
Eugisnd Ff
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GENUINE TEAS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE ANTON TEA OMPANY.

Principal Store. III Cha,ha~ street. Nep York.
Branch Store Sis B<,cktr 81. N "
.deenry al ii6 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
-4so. ~ Main and Tan Houon 81, Paerson, NJ j.,
INVITE THE ATTEN TION OF CITY AND COUN.
TRY families and purchase. their several establish
wher. thew hiok will b. found bv IA the
lection OF pue aad oadpter r ia the United States.
The iyerst popularity and Of rr house with rei
renee To high qa iits 70. pcss wd up,pht dealing
vel understood reader further com,nvp
Original aud only ,rehousc ,r h sale OF Ho vquas Black
Tea OhserveS will s- parties remember the
her ~ the principal Ch,ths street viz: E between
Pearl and Roosevelt strrets.
The pubc viii also be pleased tahs notice ta' ts
Tea Company have nothing do with ether
whatever tho~ described top etse
~ '-"-r
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BOSTON BUSINESS EXPRESS
AND FOREIGN LETTER OFFICE

bOOION BUSINESS EhPRESS
AND FOREIGN LETTER OFFICE
~ THY .ah.erbsrs have have made a,,sassmsut. 70
- ss. ina match e. to Ss o. me
1-.aall Paek sss, BANK Nots., Orders, se At osn
q; S:% r s.. :ss9 0s:
s soon s boat, srvs New Yot ' return 'A' an
1s s g. sT b.;
% imsre Boston. 10 Cong ess street
DAILY EXPRESS.
~~ THE subscribers run their FIPress regularly
%ssS:s x::' &
g s Ss' d 1sss S ss:
From Obi. city oeGeh NJ arriving Albany the
i% sass''s IN ri 1i' s'ee;
ms 81 COMMIT, e y.s g
Yh ds, ;r%s o 81 "a n IS
' esn5sy :sl Inns e
pS; s % ut ES Sy
Caledonia sailing from Boston q ts IT q M1Pe9 oAAePy
c.r., At their general pass.ss ONE g Peek Sip,
Ge s?$ F ts5. a.. 4 s.. sl5 Hisfk
Ky sfas SG it, a.s the above port. on "
i sr ,s &c D. HRiaAxM w.u '',....
- FOR LIvERP00I-Ths New Lane Regular
*.
apply the Captain ss UT hist IN
7; ::ssss :sst;i il: R.s:. s.ss
Ff i III; :. = IL $
on
'ss's Sss' "Sa s;%'' apply 90
Price of passage, 500. s. South street.
If: 4. ssi C. cir S.S
;snss rely upon the ships of h. line sailing
~, p NEW - LINE n. OF L!yERr9 o rASKETs
5alSa Capt John Bioa viii positively as above bow i her
Bin soaS eS" p.::ssse% Wishing
Buying 3519s slip oi'o W IA g, f :,
IA
Ths shp. hi. line ii isSS Salhn asysra,
ss5sea from .ssstias inc in s pre-.
sb: fss:: ssss H.
fail TO make early appi,cation on board Or to
w r. TAPSCOTT,
AT their General Passage Office
- . - ~ reck Slip, corner Soul street.
.ai SA r a
ia this magnificent packet, OF sailing
the list 9th, ilth 10Th, Dist and Goth Of evey month.
saS sso d. or
Wales constantly for sal above
The Garrck will coed the Rochester and sail 9eh
February fl5o2rc
SE PACKkI FUR HAv hE-(Secoud LinrJ The
D Shp ON EIDA, James Funck, IN ster, will SAL on
he lst o. M.rch F.r eight Passg. apply to
BOYD b flNCK EN-, No 9 rontine Building,
fire Corner W,i' a ID Wate, st'erts.
k&X 70 ). MAkSEiL l. cs-rrcsrt OF LIST o, March,
&x3f 1 he ship ENRY THOMP5ON. Capt Sylvester
- For freight or pi,sag-, Apply to
LA WheNCE PnELPS,
lo3 Front street.
BOvD X HlNCKEN, Agents,
lis toM1ee 9Tontius Bald w al and
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UMBRELLAS
81 E T. PER, BR THE RS

NO; i2s MtnKET STREET PHILADEi PHN,
MI PATiNU the rsiv ] 81 busia.ts h"e increased
"A tn stock. o'nufac ,arux N. ns,i
greatest es isbm Is tn globe Furehs,ers "
beng io vti qua titv aid q,sIi'y of fMButL
Lts PtHAS lis A ~ sun sd tDEs iaeloin the
late Psri-,sa styie
Bcar det.r'n ned succumb m
pettio ID oHerS the low ~ eidurbl. av
the real COS ~hie INSTALL nre alert Z,
prov ens IN m,trfit nd wo'k shi he stock will
slw he st shi nrsd
goods Ia III Arb
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n BOOTS AND SHOES.
u LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. s

~,
hsu bet lose time in al ing a. TIE f,shoaabe Boot and
Shoe Stores Of u SECOR, Nos l6Gk CT G,e Nv ch
ste where ali h article that for
haps equd' lei il this city
r. s. begs to aipe particular those ladies ard gentle
mea who we'll fitting
srce TO the tout ensemble Of all wtnn the beau monde that
hoM 81 IT, ch pdc Ia i've orb
they eau pend on ing sui ed
n; Ladies and Misses Caters Shoes &C.. always on
hand u endle variety.
~ Remembtr, leo,< and isi Greenwich str'et-N
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MONEY 10 Lend
BRAHAM j. JA,KSON. Pswnbroker, No. So Rrade
n street near money large small e. ms
q may rsaulrod xa,rhss Jswsry, Silver Was, Dry
Goods wsiias Appar and psrssaa property Of d
scrjp6opS ~ kmsus
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FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, NC
rINHE subscribers haze ivei, te arrivals
Havv aud kse, ,nst t'y hand
tt,nch Ar l6cil Siswef,
Materials OF al kin 4, Fiowan
Featers Hair Orran,elt., AID Millinery ntices-for
aleby HENRY k ~, Inprrtroa,
w Vm Tr ~ v 'h"r'v ftairs
OUILLs AM 81 Ell ~ --sov QUITS selling Of
" At yrs low prics daIrsaDs consumers Guild do we'll To
call bf purchasing rsr~ Asr larry OF
Steri Peas manufactured by Perry u oft nd Mite ell all OF
which viii b. .0id low who r.,e retail tive
subscriber wishes ~ te,v- the hu.,res@ ihi. spring
McKEACIISIE Quill Manufacturer.
f.i im~m as Pearl vi
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A M K r ICA N HOTE Ell
PHILADELPHIA


,.s ss: n (:
S:, sefa bull, i d, mos. soISa
'f II. 5: i "a
elegant most Ye snl
oPeaed for the reception Of travelling public day
SISD.sto aa..s5 ,h.%.s,.. that their long
TEL IN I'll i: departments in such will please thu
found IN sny Gos lst 4. Tnssa
BMBsthing Room. are attached to the Hotel. where
gS .gAME : M SAH6Skk EEETAr. proprietor.
yan1ary 18th. lsM Us snrc
EXCHANGE HOTEL-BALTIM0RE.
III s::i.sI s hsSi;
BALTIMORE, February l. is4t. nlmec
HAVANA MANSION HOUSE HOTEL
the public, that the Mansion House now located in In
and vegetable market having eommOdious family
T. ,:s s
BYston to this Island should procure passpor, ston
the Spansh Consul mo port OF embarkaton 20 obvat- diff
"a smscs WILLIAM FULTON
ENGLISH ADVERTISEMENT.
I ONpON-ST kATHARlNE5 HOTEL. opposite the
reso Ss%snp ,nofus ny friends in the Uaited
CANT establish rent which built IND furnished regdess Of
ssease and IN every adapted for reception Of ia
PAT Of the dock In which he hn, end most Of the other Anne
vessels lay and MlhlR walk Of Bank
and Royal Exchange The house will be conducted liberal
E., Ss aud Colonial S.e TSe
yand. Wias. & are Of r. mat quay good Billiard
men nay contract by the week month for board &C. the
LENNEY bees those who honor him with
their that nothing sh. be wanting render them
comfortable and BY att0tion wishes of his hopes
70 merit that condanee and will literally bestowe on
him when steward of the Brush oneen. DIR
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TAPSCOTT'S
GENERAL EMIGRANT PASSAGE OFFICE.
& III & @
RRANGEMENTS FOX 1914.
The subscribers beg call the Of their friends and
the public generally their superior TO- bringing
Epglsd ireland. Scotland aud Waes.
1.-THE NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL JACKETS,
COMPRISING
THE QUEEN Or THE WEST. 1850
THE SHERIDAN, 1000 tons.
THE ROCH.STEu. 1905 tons
The iAnE!Ck, 1000 .oos
THE NQSClVs. 1909 tons
THE LIVERPOOL, ii50 toGs.
THE SID CONS, 1000 tcns
Sailing from l. ,verpool twice moath and
THE UNITED LINEOF LIVERPOOL PACKETS,
esmnosed Of sueor, 6st class American packets sailing
from Lv rpool fur times each month"; the hips
which those whose BE- III the subscribers
will and we'll Known feet the above named
packets the gnce s aoat and the frequency
OF thar Ealing lteing five d,s prevents the possibility
Of heng essary deaned al Liverpool Re
aud i,hrs other friends NJ. VIM Tappscott the
fra has gohe Liverpool supern nd the departure for tins
Of such WHOSE be engaged with
the suOscrhers Ect which those acqu ined with Mr. w.
T. Sufficient tn It they will
ton from him and be quickly and comfortably despatched
will be prompslv refund without any deducon-as usual
Neutrality-suspicious. remitt,ng money eau be supplied with
drss Iavable IL OF disconni
every principal town in England. Ireland
6eOtA1uu wales
Apply III ~ istteI, post pad 10 orr
x--or
~ WIN TAPSCOTT, Liverpool
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-21

And Ill other k.ds Of Boots and Shoes aahvn Laues'
Cater Boos Buskins slippers Ties Quilted Shoes frunea
Shoes. white aud black Satin Slippers, Button Shoes India
kabbef strap plain aud all her kinds OF Shoes
Gloss, Mooca:ins and the greatest of Bows
add shoes Mises and Childe Of all kinds TO be found in
The world ali Of uf cure ard the French
goods, aud warranted 70 be the best and cea
jos Im.rr GRE0ORY & CAHlLL, 36- Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-21
. ECoNoMy IN ooTs AND SHOES. =

!. ECONOMY IN B DOTS AND SHOES. -
RI Economy being the order If the day, the sub euM0
scnber invites thu of the public
~ ,ortuir.i Of Boots from So upwards lie will sell the
pice OF 81 80 n Of Boots made the
latest style aud " good cslssn warranted Of
his make no renkee about them, a single trial will
convibc the urchaser
lie so o.kss boots OF all descriptions order the
shortest good bring
sale which he IL enapl to do By Of tn fes
filing aud keepiIg expressly PAIR OF lasts for each
customer Cons.anly On haad-
Cork IL Boots, frota..... -. IS 90 to 90
8
2 D o
Hall bOots. 2 % 30
Slippers &c &c at equally lou prices.
JOIN l.. WATKINS IA Fu,sou sueet,
r. lp.ec between Nassau and Dutch strsts.