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Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-21
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irents for the Arkansas Inteiligencer'
Harris, and M. Duyal, Fort Gibson.
|I6ears and L. DeLano, Park Hill, =. Nalion'
(ifain, Fayetteville, Ark.
la Hnuood. Boonsborough, Ark.
huel q. Newton, General Agent.
Master, Hillsborough, Arks.
J s. Jones, Cherokee P. .. On. Na''on.
b Master, Kedron. =,
X. PitchIynn, EagIetown Choctaw Nation.
,rlcs Jo6nson, Fort Washita.
10 Love, Chckasaw District.
N. Jones, Boggy depot.
>. Gooding, Fort Towson. :,
Folsom. and Iohn Penn, Doaksville.
4 Riddl, nd j. r. Luce, Choc. Agency.
sralW luval, Natural Dam.
L. ,yors, Fort Smith.
al s. lei Adams, Clarksv'le,.
Pttrt all, and Post Master, Little hock.
Mar, pleaso i!i!!, --z--
B. Atmi, Spadra.
pinas overs, CIarksvllo.
,rnas !. Howell, Norristown. .E..
VI. Htys, Dover.
James N. Floyd, Danville. .
i. Hyginss, P. NJ. Lewisburg.
Sherman, Rock Row.
ke & Carol, Belmont, Miss.
atria g. Morrill,, Holly Springs, Miss.
ton s Sheafe, New Orleans. 49,.
.Wibon, Spencer Academy.
Mas.,r, Bentonville.
:. Michel, Carrollton.
JAS Logan, Boonville.
tMoflt, Franklin Co.
.McIemore, Esq. Memphis, Tenn.
w. Cray, Horsehead.
d "A. Howell, Norristown.
Master. Lewisburg.
Sam. Mitchell, Post of Ark7.
Armstrong, Nashville, Ten.
Wilson, Huntsville, Ark.
master, Sylvia.
Pitman, Sweet Home.
srkins and DR.. w. N. Anderson, Cree
lcy. .
g.triton. Washburns Prairie Mo. ~
CDuval, Dardauelie Springs.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-21
llaee. LIZ, an..icipa,ed

|sS tiacs.---1I Is Pnlicipaied race
In sensation in New York. The
\ is the field against any one, but
n 100 to rs, two, Gildersleeve and
field SO to 100 on Gildersleeve
ditto on Barlow, the latter not
|lent; 30 to 100 on the Indian; even.
'les is not performed within IS
Ik--St. Louis Rep.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-21
LITTLE Rock, Nov. 18th, 1914.

iGENrLEMEN: Your favor ofthe 9th. is receiy.
ed | have complied with your request, by fur
nshing the Editors of the Banner, with copy of
my remarks in the Senate, on the occasion allud.
ed to. For the very hattering terms in which
you pleased to speak of my remarks, | owe you
many thanks.
Respectfully and faithfully,
your friend and servant,
HANS SMJTJ
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-21

"A friend has left with us a
marble, which differs from any
in this section Of the country,
4 sppearance of crystals ofvarious
rlppsiiion is, of course, not new, i,
section Of the country. The
3Drs, Works. New York, is Of a
3 though ofa different color.
cYa is built of this marble, and
ndsome aPpearanoo.--[NeaO
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-21

r.-An Engliah physician by the
~. says in a lateNwork, 81 declare
opinon, founded on long o5serva-
cg', that if there was not single
clln, apothecary, mao midwife,
or drug, on the face of the earth,
) ssp sickness, and less mortality
/ "-N. Louis Req.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-21


G. B. CROFT,
w. w. FLOYD,
L. c. BLAKEMORE.
JOHN BlLLLNGSLY,
y. c. SUMNER.
J. E. WALKER,
ROBT. HUBBARD,
JAS. J. SIMMONS,
G.. E. BRNEY,
WIN. e. MITCHELL,
A. RUST,
It. M. r. BANKHEAD,
P. R. BOOKER.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-21

LEGISLATIVE. COMMITTEES.
Rowing standing Committees wfse- |.
a. IN TIE SENATE: !,
.Ju1iciary.-Mossrs. Trimble, Yell md
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,s47,355 10
Mebr Se9mabiannAen

&ucpcrn6r spcrtcr ut nctt tmmer literaI
in Der Uuentnns pss Seanaoisunssred,t.
CIR 1T Der ertte @cupcrn6r bon spcnniplpanis
cu, ,peltber Ittb cas Netbt anmabte Ssrtto
der su ttanaclqsn Icaar ebe ils ein aerltbts
Iittcs Serbtr erbalfen battfn. Sfeulltb bat
CT weccr ieine OliIre al feds Serbrchcr in
6uutlnaccu gauntp ausaebetnt, treltbe pors
DER Court oct Ouatcr 9efions bon jsnem
gauutp oer ttsmiliaen StkapeIIliftuuacg
ibcrpuIen ,paren ncem ite rie Setn!. 0irsf'
torcn i'll rcr 1nsatuna ibrfr Qfiebten pers
bincertsn uno eln Shubaus niecsrtranntsn.
Cir ,purbem psrurtbeilt jsoer cine Celebrate
Don 70 9blr nctit rcu prcjc6tciten sn tejab.
len uhe in &erpabrIam 3u t!cltsn. bis (ts Osm
llrtbclltiprub Sclte 9eleiItet batten. 8ou'
psru6r pcrtcr leate ltth jepceb wiebcr rarcia,
crlic6 jcrem Der Ssrtreebcr Die ibm auferleas
tc @elritrafc, nnp fcmlt entseben lle aanjlteb
unarttraft.- cine 9lndllcbe Satbe 1T
es pcth fir alls SpiBtutsn uEr @eisenbertrs
ter, einsn 70 tarmberiacn Goupcrntr nice
Ooplp ST. pcrter ;u batsn
Sas BON Gcurerncr pcrter fe6 anatmab4'
te Nctbt, Ssrtrchsr Dor ibrem scrlhtitt
8crb6r Su tcanobiacm bat, pls tlllls 3u egs
parten, autferbalt mlcrm Staat teeeutcna =
uufjebcn ersat. Scr 'SlaticnalSntelllaene
inpem er Ucu pcm Meulihsn Sau IN gamberla.
60 fpritbt, 100 ciu qotc, Der clue arote Sss
malttbat oil eem 5erausseber bes Gehlrpenss
tura "qpeefID Stems Ueritt bate, fir DelI
ebs fie GranrsSurp cine Sili sesen ibn ae.
| Mnssn battS ale ct snm Tsrtsr anfssfcresrt
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etfam, ribtstsn ibn bann auf unb tbeerten u.
tsosrtsn lbn. 9isfe fbdnolibe Ssbanbluna
9sfbab, um ben 5as sinss Mannss Ramens
Ofrapo Su bsfriscisen, NIT msld,em Graper,
Elm isbr rsipsftatIsr Mann, einias 3wilfiafstsn
9sbabt bate, nsssn bas aussasn einsrS rase.
Gin Correspondent bsr Nsu Vorf sribune
ibrslct aus srlsif, sas Gins bsr bsridtafsn
piratsniblfe Der "apsnser" ssfanasn uns
in ben ecrtisen 6afsn sinsebratbt wuros. aus
bsm gsfdnon0s Der mannibaft eraat lib,
sas tas SbiT stwa ;psi Sabrr frsust, mdb,
rsnb ,pelbsr 3st nibt wsnissr aIs 200 Msn.
ithsn pcn rsr Wannfbaft srmcrbst une ssbn
S1ife trsi Sarfsn, l Sri9e uno IL G6oo.
nsr 9encmmsn unb 9spIllnesrt ,purosn. 9as
Maubibiff fbsnt in England 9ebaut ;u fsn,
1T elm portrsffihsr Sbne0fsslsr une mus rel,
be Sddbs am Sorb babsn.
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Dem Grifen. Namens Scbn Mdller. par
Die linfe 0ano abeerifen uno oer abriseI
Sbel ienee Irmee 70 setfbmettert. oaB
Die Ooftoren Der Wenuno waren, man
maie ibm Den aupsrn Sag Den 9anden
Qrm abnebmen. Sein 9slibt fonnten
mir Dor @unoen uno Slut nicbt erfennen.
er it Elm Saeelobner. BON 8eburt Elm
Oeutiber, fam ols &nabe BON 6 Sabren
IN oieles 2ano ; er bat cine Srau uno 2
&inper.-3u cen 3peiten, gtamsns Gbor
les Saesr famen mir oeraoe olS Der DOT
tor ibm ben relbten Irm an oer SDuiter
oboenommen bate lbri0cns ruar aub
lein 8efibt 70 lbrectlib perwunoet, oob
man ibn nibt erfennen fonnte.
Sin &nabe. Sobn oes Germ g. Mut
lcr. welber unoefdbr 200 yaros oauon
entfernt ifano, wuroe BON Dem 9aoefod
eetroffsn. fein rebte6 Sein 5wsimol oe
broben uno iein llnfes leibt psrmunoet.
@eoen obi8en lln0lufefdIlsn mar Der
um5u9 nibt 10 ,ablrelb al5 man etlpar
tete. Die Suumlnation bot elnen berrli
6en Inblif oar, oenn Die 6duler oer De
mafraten, reid mic arm. ,paren berrlcb
beleudtst. belonoers Die Ste Stra6s uno
onoere Sbeile Der Staot 400 uiele 0eut
fbe .pobnen, Seibneten fib aus.
9cui5p. 8eobabter.
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Der Ntberale 1sfnbacDter
Geabtna Sen 2N. Sec'ber 1S44.
FThis paper has larger circulation than
any English Newspaper published in Berks co.

0~v B. Palmer, ESQ.,, at his Real Eastate
and Coal office, No. SO Pine street, below Bid
two squares South of the Merchants Exchange
Philadelphia is authorized to receive subscrip
tions and advertisements for the LIBERALE BE
oBAcHTER, and give receipts for the same. Mer-
chants, mechanics and tradesman generally
may extend their business by availing them
selves of the opportunities for advertising
which his agency affords.
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Sbasss ron Vsnnip!panisn, pom fen 9ss
eelnbsr ls43 bis gum 30ifsn NDpsmbsr 1914,
bsles Sage NIT ein9eiblolsn.
Einnabmen:
Eanesrelsn SI2,027 27
Nufticn5:scmmjf1pnsn 1920 90
40. dScHe 6S,145 Al
Sarsn auf Sant SlpIesnee 46,705 SIS
90. SorporatlcnszS tcds 52,379 SO
60. Nsal II. psritnI. @i9snt. 75l ,21O OIL
2SirtDSbaus Srlanbnibibelne 40,l50 ga
&lslnbdnelsr oo 64,s47 rs
Srdnsr DO. 1,4s3 SO
Srcfers DO. 6,46O 10
pompD Dlsf:9sieBe 33S 81
Sar ouf 9Erits 32,s2l IS
90. auf 9swilt Nemter 1888 81
Sar auf Nebsn.@rbibaftsn 2l,63l 96
Sanals uno Charlottesville 1,l64,325 IS
Nnlsibsn Stots II. 9ipiosnbe 26,O75 96
Ser. Staatsn (abihId9!ib BON
ben tfsntliben Qdnosrsisn) 7,425 IS
JeicboIion Si9entbum $50 60
@intra9un9 pon Srsbriefsn l,lO0 90
Sar auf SsomtsnsGsDalt 225 10
Otilis unb grsn1pt Straftn 1,165 90
6eimfd1e 500 90
Gsrfdufs BON tf}ntlitbtm e9entb. 343l %
@stubrsn pom Ssn, sIueitorsNmte Al 81
GsrlbNesnss 2,463 OIL
$2,331,765 So
~
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S2,79l,237 O3

Uussaben:
@cmmif1cnsrs bss innsrn 8srs
bsftrun9ssSonps S719,l26 O9
Soften bsr Ns9isrun9 254,453 ii
Wsliis&olfen 19,l5l 16
YsnIiDnen $500 60
Grs,sbuna, roDltDdtis
9e 2lnltalten 1886 IS
@ousajsn, ,Nfaeem.,e. 6,7S9 SO
Ssmsne 9bulsn 260,77l 80
2eo,e17 So
9nteiben 2O,269 10
SnttrtiTsn auf NnIsiDsn 50,542 ~
Sud)tbdufsr l33O9 90
3uf1utbtsbaus 1000 90
NibtlinQe u. 8erbrelbr Sranfp. I,264 OF
J.eimfdQe 237 IL
Hitbolfcn 2incsreen 600 21
Yremums auf Ssire 62 II
@scIcaifbe 8srnH0un9 1890 90
Convention sur &srbsferun9 Der
Contribution At 90
Osdtntlid)e &sbdubs unb Yldse l,l23 Sc
@haesnsrfas, nacb befoncsrn
often Der 2l0tnbIp 3,O35 90
GtaatssSiblictbcf 1904 90
@inbsimiltbe @rsbtorea 95,937 35
I,untnae naeonsSrub 52,70O w
@inosltste Nelsfnrten 274,0S7 90
Ssridlcoenes 5,95S 90
1,s47,355 10
Sitan; i'm Sbass |. 9scrmb. {
1914, anlrenbbar 663,s51 90 +,
llnanWsnbbar, eepos
nirt in Der Serein.
Staatsn Sanf 100000 90
943,s51 SO
S2,79l,237 O3
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9ynfbin9.-@im an;abl NauftcIes als
Snoansr psrflsitst fbtepptsn firsIb sinsn
lcrn @rapsr aus feinsr 9Ecbnuns ;u RaHam
esu Verf, fblsiften ibn et.pa ssDn Wutbtn lis
Der bic grbs, wcrauf sr frampfbafts 3ufdas
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Sm Ssnats Der Gsfes0sbune bon Obio ,purs
be fiiritib Der Gcr1blas, bic Naturalifationss
Gsfsss Su psranosrn, init % sessn nur { inc
e timms, usrmerfsn.
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SttatntariGbe glnaabe

Der @innabmsn uno aus9absn oss gtaatss
Sbates pon VsnnipIpanIsn, pom lifen 9e.
cembsr ls43 bis gum 3Oifsn Nppsmbsr 1914,
btles Sage nit ein9sfboIsn.
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Bir faben uoresftern Qbeno spei Mdn
ner rpelde burb oas Ibfeuern Der 3ano.
nen in Dem untern Ebeile Der Staot auf
eise ftredlide g8eife perif dmnett puroeH.
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Ser Spn9ref bsibdftiSts lb mdbrsnO ben
lsstsn Sa9sn 9r6btntbeiIs NIT Sabsn mslbs
fir unsrs esist ~sns SnhrsGt babsn. llsbsr
ben Inftblus bon Seras on Die Union murSe
Nlsl 9slprcbsn, aber msitsr fam es iu nlbtS.
Sir Die Gerdncsrune Der Observation-Disclosures
feee famen Sinlbrftsn Elm, bic msiitsn bon
psnnlpIpanien, bic mtuntsr 0nlas iu 9s6ats
ten 9oten, absr es fam Su fsiner @ntfbeieun9.
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SSbt0 SSeriam,nl,,,,a.

SsDt9= Nerfdil''ftIllit9. = aR er1e
Wbi9sSerlamlun9 msltbe felt Der lssten @abl
bier 9ebaltsn nuros, fano am Samita9 Nbsnc
ifatt uno mar sismlib sabIreb Dapio ).
Boroom @iq. bate ben Scrfe, nsbit elmer
pafsnbsn 9(nsaDl Siessprsiiosntsn uno Ssfrss
tdrsn. giniss fsbr swsdmdsi9e SsfbtIF murs
ben aneenommsn, weIts mir, mbif ben ibris
gen 9srbanblun9en, ndbifs oEobs lisfsrn.
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8epitter uno Seuerfba.
oen I'm Sonntae Nabt. oen lOten
Ropember 700 elm ibredlebss uneepitter
dber 2oronto. Sc fiene UNI balb 5ebn
ubr an. uno belt in uneeffimer @utb 3
Bis 4 Stunoen lang an. gSdbreno Dem
Gag ,par oas Metter falt uno ber &bers
mometer itono auf "a; fbueQ ober itiee
1t auf IS. Oie gliee noren unoemein
belle. Sin Strnbl BON dbermdbtioem
Slang. uno oefolot pon einem fbmettern
ben Sbtoe eleib tauieno &anonen, sin'
bette oas pbalanen Birtbsbous an. Elm
sro6es sweiitodiees 8ebduoe an cer Gde
Der Queen uno Glifabetb Straben. noel,
dee ednitib abbrannte. Durb Die Sbd.
tiefeit Der geuer Gompanien uno pcrberi,
Gen farfen Reeen puroe oas l1mfi6erei.
fen oes Seuers perbinoert. 70 oab fein fer,
nerer Sbaoen gefbab. Gramin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-14
Terrible Explosion.

,,o,-e,,opdence Of The Tribune
PuILApRLPHIA. August l3-P. NJ.
The steamboat Portsmouth,, Capt. Devoe, explo-
III nor boilers this morning about o'clock, almost
,a.,sd;s,sly after leaving the wharfat Archsrcet,
sannd 10 Cape May, with upwords of 80 passengers
~ hoard The second engineer, Edward Stevens,
:, ew.York, and an elderly gentleman residing ut
y.w.Cos,le, named Thomas Massey, were dreadful
!, scoded, nehe, of whom can survive. isaac
mos the first engineer, end Gilbert Johnson, both
Il NewYork, the cook, were also badly scaldea. bn.
80 not considered danger ames whe-
discovered coull3 scarcely be recognized being lit
..,iy covered with ashes. Poor Stevens, in his as
INV begged TO be thrown overheard, which request
oIcourse was refused when he Instantly ieaped into
the water, but was finally saved, and now lies, with
The rst the sufferers, al the Pennsylvania Hospital.
Nome Of the passengers, who were principally
Al. received any injury as far US could learn. The
s,pjosiun caused no report, but the calamity which
b.dbeallen the boat soon became known, and con-
.I,rsble CONSERVATION prevailed among the passen
,e,s who were soon ufer relieved by the various
ssuy boats. The Inflated Portsmouth toated down
he river short distance, after which she was con-
,eyed to Kensington for the purpose of being repair
ID. The cause Of the accident is attributed, am
nformed 10 defect in the character of the iron
6rming the steam chimney. The Portsmouth for
nerly belonged to your city, and was brought here
Tor The purpose OF running 10 Cape May aud Balti-
more as an opposition boat. She has done good
busness thus lar but this accident, fear will prove
her ruin There is no blame, believe, to be allr
butcd 10 capt. Devoe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-14
MARRIED.,

At Newark on the 9Th inst by the Rev. Abeel Baldwin,
j. Low OF this city to LOUISA daughter Of the late Jesse
Baldwin, 50. OF Newark, y. }.
A, Hafrisburgh the 9Th ins by His Excellency David
Ponet Governor of Pennsyyania. JosnuA L. PRICK. Of
Philadelphia. Miss MARIA. daughter vi Matthew Wilson.
Esq. vi Harrsburch. .
At BaItmoe. on The lh .ns 81. DUKE. Of Jefferson
Va 10 Miss So. AMMAN DURHAM Of ba!'imoIe -.
York. 70 Mss FRANCIS A. GuSS. daughter OF Mr. Stephen
Gum, OF the former place.
Al Major Fsrang.s Camden co. North Carolina. the 9Th
nat by Z. d. Feiebe ESQ. MIR. Il. T. H. HALsTkp To Ms
fRNcEs ApALISE GARDNER only daug hicf vi Commander
Wi.am II. Gardner, ofthe u. 5. Navy
Al Alexander Genesee on the lth INST or. a. RoL
LSs. OF the firm OF Marcy Il Rollins oil Buffalo. 10 HSLEh
MANIA. niece oil Hon. II. Hawkins Of Alexander:
In Ohio Cny, oh INST Mr. SlLAs SNOW. Of Brookyn to Miss
sARAR Ann DEXTER. of the former place
VIRGINIA KxEpEK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-14
DIED.

On the morning of the 18th inst Permon Rockland co.,
BRADFORD SEYMOUR. aged IS late OF Wcmoeiano
oae.oa county.
~ Uucn papers please copy.
AT his residence Jefferson county Mo- DANIEL DUSKLIS
"ioer Governor OF Missouri aged "a years und months
DO The 9Th CHARLES THEODORE. Caleb
Dasn Jf. ugej and months
Vn The 9Th Inst. joins WIEGANp aged 10.
IN the 9Th ns,. n. SHERIDAN Fox. Haed Is.
NJ BROOKLYN the 9th Inst alter very short Illness JULIA
railiP only child Of John C. and Elizabeth B. Bach aged IS
ne1lriaBd days.
v a the 18th GEORGE W. PlTTaAN at his residence 10
nilisnsbursh aged Is years
the isth INST JOSIAH ELLERY only ofta late Josiah
on the 18TH HARRIET. wife Of Aaron q Thompson Of
resumption, m the 4Jth year Vi her age.
NJ the Eth INST alter Il short ness PREpYSTIA younses;
eaosa,er at Irs. Ramsey. nged 9Yenrs.
os TIE l2n nat hr ASA WIrr in the IS OF his age
ro Warrington y T. on me IN inst GEosGE 5. WAR
al Deo 9TH inst E. B. HARKIsGToN. Esq OF the firm of
'@ Dyks Il hsung ton. Counsellon at Law,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-14
MUSINGS.

(NOt) Nv MISS NJ. a BROWNE.
They frpcA led VIM are ireckien
Al at! whom the sunbeums fall:
So..e much like u speckled-
Othars like granite wall
But the famous Sc15~ 81 GoURAuD
Cumeh Iae IN angel bright
Changing arms. neck. face ana iv!eneau,
Into Il most brilliant white.
They IRE palid who are pnld
reunstrcSes. with nightly toll
Ladies fute hours invaild
Students. ''wAsir. midnight oil
Bot the Jqatd Rouge OF GouRAuD
Lends the palid and the wenS
A TINT ju,t like Hushing forehead
When applied TO lips ard c3eek
They nre hairy who are hairy
le Gods. I've seen SEINE ladies' young.
As much unlike sy oh or fairy
As tue teeth Ike the tongue!
" omun. bearded like the pard
A rupid riddnnce would ye try
Fly to DIR. F. GOURAUD,
And his POudreS Subtle buy
Gourauds italian Nedicatcd Soap the most astonishing
pies the skin rapidly does effect ts Object at ser
dom than cake requisite for perfect cure
rhe Liquid Vegetabe Rouge OF Dr. 6ournud ttanos unI
vailed for its delcacy und bance When applied to the p
or the cheek sckied Ger with the pale cast OF thought II
impa TINT deep the cherry iant ms The petals o.
rose and absolutely lmmovnb!e by rubbing
+GauRAUDs P0Udr6s Subtitle is the only prepafaton eN.
tant tor compete removal o supeiuous halr from any
part of the human frame.
e. Walker street one door from Broadway. al1 eodst
PORTABLE DRESSING CAsEs.-The subscribers have com
which, variety rendy Tor examination be
ing OF most compact FORMS and equal In in 10 the imported
having advantage the articles they contain oil The
first qua ty, und the most useful among WHICH inc metallic
Tablet keeping perfect order The public are
nl36 e. SAUNDERS 4 sun.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-14

TUESDAY,. stuE 10.
ASHEs.The demand is good. and holders Of Pots firm
We sn!e CJ bb nj 1874 and 20 bbs Pearls ut a.
CuTTUN-TEere little inquiry 10 day. md the market Is
very ranmae. Sales only 30 80 bales al the rates Of
yesterday.
FL .UR AND MEAL.-The market is duler than usual.
We notice sales fresh troy. so bb al 1ssl We cannot
quote Genesec under q. Mchgun and OHIO l2i "A s2..
some sues OF I'd made from store at less than l2s.
i.otnng doing in Southern. We quote Georgetown
Aolbet grades rnge Mt Is 10 except Richmond tty
Mi 4, ip!ich Is worth about "a NotnE 20 :oce RYE
Flour and Corn Meal except small sales OF import
unce. Sales 60 hhds }rlndywine Ht BIZ
GRAlN-IV tee several arrivals u Wheat. The supply
large but the market dull Sales 200 Virgnla at soc.
Also 1900 North Cnolnu not transferred Rye
dr &c. No luther sales Oats % Sc md IN good de
nand. CSC bushels superior North River sold at sic Corn
rrnnes rcnty ard n ar demand The se are 1850 bush
els Jersey 59c 300 bushels do at AZ A., weight
WiiiSkN-We notice sreS I'D bbls State Prison ut 23t5
Drndgeicasks sell freely ut I'D.
IAY-The sales 20 800 bales North River Tor the
EHI at 30 SIC.
BEESVVAX-SmnH sales prime Yellow at 99iic;
PROVlSlONS-The market is quiet to day-there Is no
speculative demand and snles confined 10 immediate wants
We observe sales Of 200 900 bb!s. mostly p5me a, S.
small lot Of Mess sold ut slcveIy supero le0 bbs thin Ss
at IS d. Beef dull. We quote Prime rs So Mess p
50 To, Couutry and City. Lard fair demand at %. But
er-Wesern ia IL Orange l2 n 10.
SEEIS-A sale Ola smaI lot OF MediteFraean Flax Seed
Mt 81 S.l9. cash.
Hru-tx-
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NEW YORK, Aug. 18th, 1874

NV YORK, Aug Eth, ISI4
~ To the PublIc,-As various Misrepresentation
are brond respecting the proposed change in the Post Oce
arrangements this city. proper that the public should
learn The facts respecting it, The Department ns decided to
abolish the office nj the Merchants Exchange and the charge
of ,uo cents letter which been paid for seve past
by The merchants Of our city, order detny The large
penses OF thai establishment. With view to the ncconG
nnn OF the business classes and to the earliest posi-
HE delivery of their letters aer TIE arrival OF the mats the
Department has ensed the Middle Dutch Church Tor seven
yenrs nt moderate rent where the mills will be delivered
and d lrbued without any additional charge No contIb-
lion has been made by individuals erroneouSy s1.e 70
effect this object the whole ren: ami all OUTLAWS attending Tie
change being exclusively borne by the Department
The crescent PARK POST OFFICE is to be continued ana
ms heretofore when citizens request IT, at the legal rules OF
hostage These arrangements bnsed the deermna
ton of the Department maintain In T1cr
Post Office without additional charge TO the CITIZENS he pre-
sent office will be continued until suitable location can
be selected and all sections Of widely extending me-
trpos and all cnsses community be accommodated IN
this important branch Of the public service =,
aul23t JOHN LORlMER GRAHAM I. NJ.
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AND ART,
FOR SEPTEMBER, 1874.
AMERICAN BATTLE-GROUNDS NO. Ill.
YORKTOWN.
From an Original Picture By CH.4P.A.7H
OUR INDIAN SKETCHES, NO. l.
BUFFALO HUNT.
ORIGINAL PAPERS.
The Fn,c OF the flunmng Bid Or the Buffalo Hunt By
Charlie. t'enno Hoffman, Az, r,a.n.,
Mursd the WISE by J. X. Pault'nS
Hope. :, n, .rt..
lse me se a. b %ipse Wiley Ffacs o,sooa
T fi'iaf to Sss ~ "s By f. sesp,e
The Semi OF the Soul: By new Gop !, ;,I.v
The Chersler pe SatanrSI BY E. X. MotLey
The Dream of Lie by Emma I. Enouty'
Ie.perus By r. b. Read.
The Bcrenved BY Amelia
-i'.s iea;h OF Samson By II. w. Herbert.
Fame ,,,.o,p Geo.,
WS,e Cloud Or the Frontier Village ~ Alfred b. S''eei
A scene .-uru Life BY Caroline F: Urnc; =,
The Battle Grounds " America No lily orStown: By
Edward : Drndas. =,
j,vd HINT: Story Cl Western Life BY Mrs Ann >.
S Ddnea ii1"' -
ms - on ana ,n ,s 1s,no or THIS NI-MBER
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Chapman engraved by James Smile
Hunting Buhl" Enstayen thpIelsB ,"i 1d hi na1,sv
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DELAWARE DIvIsIoN.-Thus far only thrty-one
shares of the Delaware Division of the Pennsylvania Canal
been sod and only three purchasers presented them
selves. From present the stock will be
sold and the Offering Of it at public auction complete
farce.
Sales of Stocks at Boston Yesterday:
3shares Western Railroad s5I. S do do SIS s. DO s
20 do So 50 do do 40 ds s6 q do do No wich and Wo
cesteI Railroad 100 DIS o. 49, do Heading K NIX q do do
sim 2ik.
Statement of produce and tolls received at Albany
rom the commencement of Canal navigation TO the close Of
the lst week OF Au.ust.