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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-09
BOOTS ANDsSHOES.


LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
ALL WHO EA the above articles and wish save mo,~
had better lose calling the fashionable Boot
phoe stores Of y r. SEC0R, Nos 1907 and lel
street. where ali themselves with article
style make fashion and finish. cannot be
haps equaiisd in tins e'tv.
g. r. begs appse particular those ladies and gentle
who consider nung boot gaiter indispensable
an the eysembis Of all within the beau monde that
1904 1854 Greenwich street the only places New York
they depend being suited.
N. b-Lade s' and Misses Gaters, Shoes &C. always
hand in pdess variety
n j. Remember l60h and l6 Greenwich street. III
amse
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Sales Of Stocks at Philadelphia.

FIRST BOARD, May s.-25 shares Northern Liberties Bk
40; $4,000 State 5s 74i $4,000 do os rag 81, 600 do
o b5f 74a $4,000 do 5's, b5 74a 100 shares IT, s. Bank
81; 500 State SIS, "a $4,000 do cash. 74s rs shs Will
mington Railroad ISL $1,000 Cincinnati Bonds. 9e $3.50
Wilmington 6's, 1865 81 AZ shs Reading RR, 25i 100
do Morris Canal
SECOND BOARD, May 7s2OoO Tennessee SIS, ssh $1,000
Lehigh SIS, lst5 80 200 shs Girard Blk 81 80 do S
Bank b5f 81 100 do do 81 IS do Grand Gulf St 10 do
Union Blk Tennessee Ga 10 do do b5, O. $1,000 Reading
Bonds III $4,000 State SIS $4,000 do sol, rs $50
do NV rs.
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TIFFANY, YOUNG& ELLIS. $50 aud 200 Broadway, cor
Of Warren importers # the Fancy Man
usetures Of France Engl nd Germany nd China. have al
sale the tehest and collection Of elegant
articles Of taste AMI utility suitable tor TO be founn
this side o. the Atlantic Also, best assomAnts Of PLAIN
and fancy Paprs and Envelopes French and English
Peiumery COMBS Brushes aud articles for the tet genr
x Cutlery Chinese facy articles, French Parasois, Sun
shades aud Umbe las, gloves Of superior qaalty
Iench ladia aud Dredea rce'in; French Bohemian
Goods; Fans Of all descriptions; rich Driving aud Riding
Wh,ps Walking Canes; Desk Pspeeries, Drespg ase
Fancy Boxes for all Purses Pochet Books Gard Cases
and roIolio; Swrs Chars Tables and baskets great
They invite particular the that their goods
all OF thsi order expressly tn
retail sales, selected by OF their firm, from the bes
and Therefore be recommended only bet
Lower IN price and more select in styl.
A. Their establishment the largest OF its Kind the country
and has become OF the attractions Of the city, respect
fully invite the visits OF sapgers with the that they
make purchsseshat the pollen and
will be shown whether the object Of the visit be business
pleasure m2 q aw ms lmrc
MADAME n. sCNF.LFt MA IsIaetsl informs her Gus.
1 and the adss of York generally that she
just received last Hav packets and splendid
very rich Thread Lace and Bridal Scars .nd Wells
beautiful organd and coored uiins of all dscr
tons Bareges, Style sper did Shs aud every variety
Of nch materials suitable Tor day and evening dresses
ui Caps suitable for watering places, " hich ladies who
aue articles would we'll call aud examiue az they
dies select their leisure Also
style of Straw Hats before mpore in this country
expressly adapted for country beautiful and be
coming an entire new sye Of French Parvols ladies Um
fancy goods she will be happy to exhibit hoe who may
favor her with their patronage. md 2iYislmsec
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sss o es Ms%s: ~ Is. % 5! Packing Bottle"
uN an
DmnasE
ant
rFhnOh
dmud
Paints dCdon Chemicals irene
rhmdfh
APT Sind &wyn
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Ia o LET-Ana Imred ate Possession glyeu-,rhe
IT,: elegant Two story built Hou. No Tenth
E The the hest If repair very commodi
ous and has large yard attached Rant moderate Apply
N. MYERS 90 Charlton street,
M lwec A. LOCKWOOD, II Tenth street.
- TO LE1-The Store No 81 Libsrty street.
@ cuped the subcriber desirable location for
the Dry Goods J,bbng Business. Possession can be
had on befele LIST Of August -
no Inrc PERSsE & BROOKS.
The PROPRIETORS of the CLINTON BOOT
QAND SHOE MAkKET respectfully inform their
numersn' eas,omer, ana me pScc eeneay tnat thsy
&c from the old stand the Of Canal and Hudson
streets 1856 CANAL street, between Hudson and Varck
Streets where they thing the Boot and Shoe
line cheaper Don't forget the and
A KNOX eco,
m3 lmsrc 1876 Canal street.
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ACOUSTIC DROPS
ALOPECY,
OR THE FALLING OFF OF THE
III LID

HILLS INFALLIBLE. UNGUENT, or never drying
"a, 70
others to the public for the hair The fol-
az ss
and ea eot.a n
parting glossy aud luxu!an nature supple. all deficiency
.nd rs la word The n
Hss e $.
m a Be- sas. h
nysa.os addition 70 he, toilette .;ns hair nsay
vessel. win il =. sISGpy and when s.ncy
sss tag
Onsueat and the rp lie re. assured that prepared
pope ties contained IN the naSs huffman of tue h,ir The
most testimony can be given as 70 the correctness
House.
sm. shs plca;ure in acknowledging the great bsnsa,
Hair Indeed value 50 highly from my own experience Of
ny $:ssm. iSsSsliy iSa from Is
. s, h;s ssssSs
ss Sss ..,usy S bs . 81 By
strongly urged me 60 try your preparation which was the first
hat seea ii
9 n 1Ss w began e.
anon assuming fresh and vigorous appearancewh contnu
ed applications gradually became thicker and fuller until
had better head Of hair than mad before still the
onguen toilette pommade and have no hesitation
'"e that for preventing the hair from falling ont
MOST simply toilette pommade, preparation
Is the very best that have ever seen.
HENRY PALMER, 1863 Pearl st.
NEW YoRK. September 90, 1884,
do certify that have been serious afflicted with dandru
and falling IN Of hair and made of articles SAID
20 be sure remedy fey the same and found no ben!
y Hits 0nguent and the result was, that in very short
the dardu eGtrely eradcad and my hair ceased ling
olti aud furthermore IL gives the hair beautiful glossy APP
peiance keeps moist and softapd would recommend any
afflicted with above, TO make OF IT, being
''; 1 that they will reap greet 0'9'd GT spe zane
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SEGARS! SEGARS !!
Let the topper delight in his bottle and glass,

| will seek not A,s pleasure to mar.
b S Tsssas sss r.
% % the n ns ss
re &. &c
Nomas Tabua Principe and olheIs which h ia. no hash
G,t.sr: a cal No Maiden
RICH FANCY AND STAPLE DRESS
ARTICLES.
THE SUBSCRIBERS have received, late arrivals from
r, sa ana an g of rich 'S ss a
v.s the Of Tier and v1s this
Slsy. ss..ssS;$ R!!qs Money Ssi;: hofts! Handle
sss liz ss.s ars
The ,abscI summer fashion. ofn and muslin Shirts
S ss! DaISus
%ssy H. of
reasonable prices BY calling 1a
2s7 Broadway corner I Of Park PLACE ~
no H hss h
the T a Ss sfiss
s1sa 70 doS: sad
COUNTRY STOREKEEPERS, PEDLARS,
AND FAMILIES.
o;'SssA 2 OK % s.
and all kinds Of Fancy Soap Barber. supplied with the
W S s; Tsl:s
and M G 70 h.
Shs aaqns fi hsS Ssss sy
Gail and before s SSs wSEks
-GENTLEMEN'S LEFT OFF WARDRO ODE.
THE hIprEsT PRICES be obtained by Gentlemen
or Fsmis y no are oT"rous Oh converting 'he '' ."
TO Fame. and Gsntlsmsn quitting the city or changing
find much to for the who
Will attend at 's'' 'e''sA'' '' '''IJlaiI1E:VT NsrYN
466 Broadway, up stairs.
line through IL Post Office, otherwise, will receive
prompt attention.. md i'm eod.rc
HIGHLY IMP0ETANT.-As the season Is ia.t preach
ons i j: highly in order f. I tn r appear
as i h aa ae@ p.p
less are o% sne e S
min. e,.;. -..... .n,r,,;.. ,,.;.h -, +. ;x.a
with the paint or whitswash and then applied to the walls
there ainy Of prevsatng their Appearance Lat
timely application Of this preventive above
in clearing from the premises for the whole season. all appear
The iSHer Which is intended for bsd.eas: &c and where
object In instance ws wa properly APPLIED will fail o.
o We the
aud COMPLAINT Ia. ever been made that it did not
Also may be obtained, certain and safe exterminator fol-
mice cockroaches and which also warranted
prove eectua in their total destruction; kewse the cee
The atchoully Compound dspe and destroy
the moths ia wooes uTs, hannes hair seating Sc
&c &c.
Also the Compound Chemical While Oil Soap, pro-
lection agan, the attacks Of ali pons
flowers plants &c all of which, vita ecc directions for
use for sale by $500
Or. LEWIS FEUCHTWANGER.
No 60 Maiden lane and 81 Liberty st.
PS-Superior Leeches and general assortment Drugs
and Chemicals Extract VI Logwood &C. in all quantities fsr
sale cheap ala I'm eods &4tw IN
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DR.. II. BOSTWlCK,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
No. IS CHAMBERS STREET.

DEAFNESS.
DRS. CASTLE AND EDWARDS, AURISTS,
OQ1 BROADWAY.-Exuact:-
CO1 cheeully comply with the request of Lieut. Nc
lntosh testify that he was nvslided duty
consequence of total deafness and discharges from his
that whine in New York. his to England he placed
hnsel under the professional Of Dis Castle and Edwards
Aurss Under their ment he recovered his hearing and
has returned to his miiitxr7 duty.
Signed, II. McNEVEN, NJ d.
Surgeon to II. u. NJ Forces, Jamaica.
ACOUSTIC DROPS.
for ncpieut deafness, carache palms,
sounds the collections of hard
ted the Their oil has popu-
lar remedy all diseases of the
Of twenty Offices removed 3al Broadway corner
w hite street my6 lmsec
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LA GRANGE PLACE,


BULLS FERRY, NEW JERSEY.
THIS BEAUTIFUL and healthy summer residence is now
House beng fitted for soa,ders and Private Part es
~ The N is snppli ID with the choicest Liquors. Wines
and Refreshments, at all tisaes
Private Parties be accommodated with Dinners the
shortest nOtIce.
Target Excursions and Military Companies be
dated with Dinners reasonable All those
Target Excursions would do wrii TO cal 3. ANNET be-
fore engaging elsewhere
The the above place. For parcu-
lars old Sun paper.
May, 1871. STEPHEN ANNETT.
nB in
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HAT AND CAP ESTABLISHMENT,

HAT AND CAP ESTABLISf1MENI,
2A BROADWAY, OPPOSITE SAINT FAULS)
THE IMPROVEMENT in the maui acture Of HA is, in
trodaced the subscriber earl hi, spring The
dpoportOnae OF the edge OF the
having with the signal appreciation of the public
he respectfully that his st M and complete
and addition their peculiar advantages his Hats are
all other equal to all otheIs nov in the market
Gentlemen desnga HAT combining the qualities OF TASTE
DURABILIrY and EcooMY. will consult their interest by
givinghm call JNO n. GENiN.
ga Broadway, opposite Saint Pduls Church.
N BThe usual large and assorted stock OF Hats Caps &C.
&c, always hand. ale lm"ec
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TO MILLLNERS, &c.

ENGLISH BONNETS, MILLINERY, &c.
w Maiden Isas splendid asssrtmsns Of BON
Braid &C. &c Also elegant assortmen Of Tnscan., Nib
koas sk Flowers and every otbs! article r. ih: millinery
examine above The ngh Hats the cleaIst and best
All the above will be sold at wholesale or re-
tail at Is Maiden Lane and 81 John street. A.
j. L. having concluded give up the above business se
the will those who may be
pleased with other store 10 tbs clty
apy lmsec ,. A1OtN.
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SHIP NEWS.
BY his Mornings Southern Mall.

BALrIsoRE May 7--An ultney. Noua', RIO Grande;
Com Warrington ga cheII La Guayra; Emma Cole. ork
I'D Mentor Trefehen Boston Potomc sid PoIta Tew,
NtoYk
NORFOLK, May 6-Cld Royal Sailor. Young, Ma,anza,.
<OreIxn POrCs.
La GuAYRA April 7-In port Dsborah sail in days
fot Porto Csbelo.
RIO (iRANpE, March l4-In tort Argo r. ed for Baltimo
lds G. sail g. 10 or I2 days-and others reported
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DIR. HOLT'S SPECIFIC.

BONNETs-7The establishment 4i9
ceiling every var,etv or abe Bcnpets a20 im*ec
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TTPHOLaTERY, PAPER HANGINGS, AND WIN
" DOW shADEs.The subscriber, have removed their es
they intend keeping usual the stock Of Uphesry
Goods the consisting Of Curtain Materials and Trim
general Of Psrer haugngs and Bordrs of entire
End which they determined to sell at unprece-
uiad low prizes.
Their stock Of Shades will consist heretofore Of the
magnificent French shades the cheapest d. low g.
each with general Of buff aud white Linens and
ChintL, for Shades If entire paters
SOLUMAN HART, 2a3 Broadway.
N.Y. lm*rc opposite the Park.
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TO FOREIGN GENTLEMEN,
ARRIVING IN THE UNITED STATES,
Or Others, DESTROYS of purchasing q permanent
COUNTRY RESIDENCE,
PENNSYLVANIA


PENNSYLVANIA.
e, .g 9. hi. offer,
JOS lind M which The hshpss s ea
he @ Ss
win Rs "a elegant w s%n. M.SiSs
length Of the house, and large Piazza I've east the whole
sss ss as % m, ra
s Iss os. S msS:
e: s head Sa n .aS M sn ny
s9ansy and se% crib.
..snsa There rear s ais: =.
with The lines, fruit ssen,house and grapwa stream Of
sss, ssy I'D
pa Of the same Gay are and an Smneu: passing
as 'eA'
saa al :a wishing
h1wsysr be added that for beauty healt6i! situation
uaited states To trouble also be we'll mention
the price, which $3.50 per acre. G ASyyd + sBrArr
a3o 2awis 4wsrc Whiteuarsh. Montgomery Co, Pa
81 s,iIm WN VIZ.
SSSs h .,,s e
IS per cent lower than thew can be i'd At IN other pn
": 100 PSis l,om 2stc S. 500 pair. from 81 sa3
rn;r other goods but Window Shade. aud
GEENi Et IL sGENCY AND INrhLLlGENCE OF;
hottest Office: $50 Broadway Once open from e
|
always on hand ~ " ~ ~ '
m8 lm-Ic G. 3. CLARK
DERsUMERS, DRUGGISTS (;roc.n Sugar krIir er,
bot,ers, Coffee and spice Dealers Elacairg and Ink
q '! %5iSssTS; ixprLs
respectfully Informed that kind of I'll /, m.
XYLOGRArHlC STYLE
executed in 1.-THE best style Of the and the lowest
possible cash price. lila X He :, VING,s "'''
Xylographc Press, No. 81 Maiden Lar.
ms lm'rc removed from Q Wall street
THE BARKIGENESSEE, from New Orleans Is discharg
ing at Pier No g. ". Consgnees will please attend 70
the receipt OF tneII eoo1 ln,meomtfD. mS7rc
THE picket ship YAZOO, from New Orleans is
ms at Odeans wharf, foot of Wall street Consgness
will please attend to the receipt of their goods
N.Y.
THE PACKET SHIP OSWEBO from New Orleans will
commence dchargng her cargo this day. May G, at Pier 81
East River
Consguees viii please attend the receipt of their goods
| Mcd, teiy mice
RACQN-2Oo casks Bacon Hams shoulders ard Sides now
nnuns er ship bazoo; from New Olle,ns, for sale by
ny h. X. COLLINS So South street.
FLAksEED-iob bls, in hge ordsr for sal. by = -
NY y Y. COLLINS S,CO, S. Sorth street,
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OrYIcE OF JErFERsoN INSURANCE COMPANY
No. Sc Wall st, opposite the Exchange.
THIS Company Insure against Loss ana IA
L mage by Fire. goods and merchandiIe dnd aso
against inland navigation vessels and heu caIsoes
DIRECTORS
Thomas W. Thome Elisha Riggs,
Tnomas T. Woodruff, Anson Baker,
III n Robson, NJ D.. Joseph Drake,
Thompson Price, Joseph Allen,
Moses Tucker, jaime. Z. Holmes
John II. Davidson. John Moore.
John II. Lee James whiting.
Caleb Z. Tunis, Wm X. Ihons
Francis p Sage Thomas Monel,
John Z. Merritt Eugene bogart
GEO. T. HOPE, Secretary. m3 m
TO MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
WOOLLENS.
HENRY MIGEON,
CORNER of Laight end Washington streets. New York
" Finsher of Cloths Cassmees Satip"ts &c respectfully
informs the manufacturers aud dealers wooens thar ms
esab shment successful operaton aud that ne pre-
pared with all orders in his line that may
be conhded him Specimens Of his workmnnsp may De
application the gentlemen whoee naInas are ann xau
and TO whom he has libesty 70 refer.
Orders may be left al G3 and "a Pine street.
REFERENCES.
Woicott u Slads, 63 Pine street.
w. G. Langley 81 Pine street
Hal:ed Hsines u Co., 81 Nassau street.
ID. brigham, 60 Pine street,
s. Jones b Co.. IL Fine street. apo in-ec
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ABBEY HOTEL.

1924 STREET, BLOOMINGDALE ROAD.
X VAN RENsShL Err Proprietor Of the Abbey 10.
the liberal patronage his place the BY
strict attention the business and wants of his guests he hopes
for continuance Of the same
To those who have visited the place he respectful
ly that large fine old mansion supplied with the recess
saes Injuries of lfegroonds unsurpassed in LEGATION
beauty and with green grass swee flowers
and ua shade, with attentive host-wa their coming
Gentemea with their families, will find a few hours well
Ladies and Children peice aud quiet the
tensvs grounds Of the place. and undsurbed their
private walks.
Families or single persona can obtn board and good
supplied with Breakfast Diuuer Supper at all hours
Mr. Moo.es Stages running from the Park corner OF Chat
ram and Tryon Row. the Railroad to Manhattan
VILE the place hour of the dayias 2h good
coaches and careful drivers make this cheap and pleasant
ride, from the heat and dust of the city
New York. APRIL 1874 ale Imrc
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FASHIONS.

FASHIONS.
MRS MAXWELL soiicits a cali at her pewiy-opened
lu French Millinery Establishment No Canal street,
Broadway where she has constantly hand elegant
Of the latest and fashionable altces at the lowest
pric
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THE EYE.
nR. WHEELER, OCULISr. No. 80 Greenwich stree
- continues To devote bis exclusive attention TO
DISEASES OF THE EYE,
ard OPHTHALMiC SURGERY. He has recently imported
from Frauee very sup, I,or sp.eimens nf
ARTIFICIAL EYES,
to resemble every respect the natural
eye Any pason who BE- deficient s eye can have II
afciay epaced by Dr. Wheeer closely imitans nture
as . defy detection.
NJ Office hours fronts AM to PM.-after which he yi,it'
O door patients mt In IN
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MARS HALL HOUSE,
PHILADELPHIA.
THIS SPACIOUS aud fashionable Hotel extending IS feet
Chestnut street. and $50 feet Carpenter strsss capable
of $50 persons having hem ntly much
proved by Of the 'front.' ways
other Within let reduced rant Tor
term Of years Apply
SAMUEL POWELL,
lwrc 207 Chestnut street, Pha' elphia
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BOOTS IND SHOES At WHOLENHIE.
- A Large Assortment of the above named -
n articles may be had at the Manufacturers Sg
Po No ESQ Pearl street Among those on llAAd may
Meas Boys Kip pegd Boots Mems and Boys Thick Brogan
70 do q and cal do Do do Kip Pegged do
% DO HalfWe do DO do Calf do do
n Calf Ssy~sA do ~. 10
Do Stout Pcsged do Do do Goat and Seal do
And g variety Of Woens Misses aud Chldrens Bus-
kins b0o'es, Slippers g. &c fsgged and Saved together
wi general of Palm Leaf and Leghorn Ha
Country mchants and 9th invited to all aud examine
All sold low for cash or city acceptances
GALE II CO. No. $50 Pc RI ST.,
mt imsm United States Hotel Building. Y.
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FRENCH CHINA.
REMOVED TO
No. SIS LIB f TY SIRE E T,

CUP STAIRS.)
DALE5ME, Importer and Agent for Manu- acturers has
"A. always hand large Of dinner and tea sets
plain white and gilt french Porcelain well and
Dess Plates Of a Sizes assorted Dishes Soup Tureens,
Covered Dishes Salad Bowls Fruit Baskets Custards and
Stands.
Ase, Fancy Tea Sets and Rich Decorated Dinner Sets
Also, Tea and Chocolate Ware, Greek. and Amer
shape.
All the articles warranted of the best quality and
sold on liberal terms and in lots TO tuit purchasers.
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THORBURN'S DAHLIA SALE.

THORBURN'S DAHLIA SALE.
HE4H THE Subscribes beg respectfully inform their
@Afriepd: and cuatomers that th'ir first public sale of
A&ADAHLlAS this season will take pl Fr'da', May
H. at2 lock- saloon, No ID John 600 will he
sod neatly pat up in baskets of eah and all under
plaat. and the quality Of the suffice say that
collection unrtvaed ia this country and tn
sale will be offered splendid variega ted Other
collection here The plants aud rooted through
delivered The middle of May early prudence
ILL., doab the highest e1pectaton Will be
MI 3t.rc ;. Nj. THORBURN & Co.
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CUKLIS' BOWLING SALOON,
AMERICAN M yShUM.
THE SUBSCRIBER has re-ope- ed the most perfect
elegantly furnished, aud we'll regulated Bowling Saloon. TO
be found the city Four Alleys hoord in peculiar
wood Of perfect and laid carefully the old bs
from end end-a Gallery for SPECTATOR Vsranda smok
ard Bar in the purity and variety Of its con-
tentsthe the Alleys active and obgng the fur
nilue aud Embellishments and the whole
uasd on second nooI lofty and cool admits Of no eonI
subscriber his post and the object and exer
manly and exhare ting his numerous
frends and patrons. II CORLIj
MI iwJc American Museur Buildings.
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NO ii9 DIVISION STREET, is consulted daily by
strangers and citizens of both Dr. b. is regular
esally qualified and surgeon, and
eo 90 no charge all diseases Of private nature Letters post
pau WIN ehclosed attended in ard medicines
A. NJ aud 0 = NJ -
ms im-re w. WV "N' " 'N
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FURNISHED PARLORS and Bedrooms, aud Boarding for
Family; several single bed for gentlemen and board
ing, breakfast and boarding hout the
pleasant location No. All Houston st. ma lwsrc
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-08-10
JUDICIARY.

SUPREME COURT.
10, Chief Justice.
lacy, Associate Justice.
aatian, " "
kins, Attorney General.
Reporter.
kAer. Clerk.
Judges. Pros g Atiornies.
j. T. Jones, VIM. N. Stanton.
Isaac N. Baker, Jos. w. Bocage.
Thomas Johnson, A. Porter.
Joseph NJ. Hoge, Alfred Wilson.
~. CIendenin, Geo. C. Watkins.
John Field, o. F. Raney.
r. c. S. Brown, VIM. Walker.
5 Of the Supreme Court are elected
stature. by JOINT vote of the two
light years. The Judges Of the Cir
re elected in like manner, for four
TED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
'hnscn, Judge.
ID, District Attorney.
Id, Clerk.
,ec,or, Marshal.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-08-10

in communicating the order Of dismissal, added
his own testimonyto to its good conduct. zeal and.
Prompitude.
The foIlwing additional troops arrived in town:
Dauphin Guards. Capt. Watson.
q Harrisburg Rifle Company, Capt Seller.
Brigadier General Wilmer, First Brigade,
Fourth Division.
Mannheim Guards. Capt Shaven.
Lancaster Co. Artillery, Capt. Ab. Myers.
Lafayette Rife. Columbia, Capt. Herr.
Susquelnnna Rifle. Capt. Ouch, Wrigh,sville,
York Co.
nEMOrP IN NEW VnpK
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-08-10

Agents for the Arkansas Intelligencer.
A. Harris, and NJ. DuvaI, Fort Gibson.
J. Spears and l.. DeLano, Park Hill, C. Nation
|. Strain. Fayetteville, Ark.sg
James Hagood, Boonsborough, Ark.
Samuel Il. Newton. General Agent.
Post Master, Hills.orough, Arks.
Rev Z Jones, Cherokee P. o. Oh. Nation.
Post Master, Kedron. =
P:P. Phchlynn. Eagletown Choctaw Nation.
Charles Johnson, Fort Washita.
Sloan Love, Chickasaw District.
Il. M. Jones, Boggy Depot.
Z. q. Gooding. Fort Towson.
u. Folsom, and John Penn. Doaksville.
VIM. Riddle and J. B. Luce, Choc. Agency.
General w. Duval, Natural Dam.
IL d M Mayors, Fort Smith.
Gen. Samuel Adams, Carksville.
Robert Frail, and Post Master, Little Rock.
Post Master, Pleasant Hill.
E. E. Alston, Spadra.
Thomas Powers, CIarksville.
Thomas A. Howell, Norristown.
S. M. Hays, Dover.
DR.. James N. Floyd, Danvle.
Fl. H. Hygings. P. M. Lewisburg.
Col. Sherman, Rock Row.
Clarke IL Carroll Belmont, Miss.
hlll patrick & Morrill,, Holly Springs, Miss.
Walton & Sheafe, New Orleans.
VIM. Wilson. Spencer Academy.
Post Master. Bentonvile.
w. c. Mitchell, CarroIlton.
Col. Jas Logan, BoonviIle.
Rob't Moffit, Franklin Co.
"A. J.. McLemore. Esq. Memphis, Tenn.
Dr.. W. Gray, Horsehead.
Tho's A. Howell, Norristown.
Post Master. Lcwisburg.
Gen. Sam. Mitchell, Post of Ark's.
J. N. Armstrong, Nashville, Ten.
II. S. Wilson, Huntsville, Ark.
Postmaster, Sylvia.
J. &. Ptman, Sweet Home.
c. Perkins and DR.. w. N. Anderson, Creek
Agency.
Jno. Curiton. Washburns Prairie Mo.
B. I. DuvaI, DardaneIle Springs.