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NEW GOODS.

On te Southeast corner of Main and Markham sts h BENDER has just received per Steamer U. Lucy Walker, large assortment of New Goods, consisting, in part, of Jaconets, Painted Lawns, Muslins, and the latest fashion of Fancy Prints and Bonnets, for the ladies.
 For gentlemen's wear Log Cabins, Gambroons, and Cottonades, also fine assortment of we'll made Clothing, all of which he will sell as cheap for cash as they can be purchased in this market
 Little Rock May 15 lS44. 35-tf
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REMOVAL.

REMOVAL. nANIEL N. POPE, has removed from I6 Ca- u nal street to Magazine (Granite Building) corner Gravier street, where he is now opening a new and complete assortment of
 Staple Dry Goods, comprising every variety of Plantation Goods, and others adapted to the season, among which are Lowell, Virginia and Georgia Osnaburgs 2, :, Brown Sheetngs and Shirtings, do Bleached do do Kerseys. Plains, Linseys, Satinets, Kentucky Jeans, Cloths, Cassimires, Blankets of all descriptions and colors, Red and White Flannels, Merinos, Alpaca Cloths, and Mousline de Laines, Prints of every variety, Hosiery, Hdkfs., Threads, Tapes, &c., &c, which he offers for sale on the lowest terms for cash or short city acceptances. His friends and the pub lie are invited to call and examine his stock before purchasing elsewhere. Neao Orleans, Sept. 20th, 1S44. l-10w. Vo-Arkansas Intelligencer please copy the above DECEIVED per Steam Boat Rolla, IC l5 boxes Window Glass, S 10. l5 !" 10 E IF. 5 kegs dy Nails,
 10 |" dy
 10 dy
 8 l0dy |"
 2 !" 10 dy e
 400 lbs. Assorted Steel,
 4000 lbs. Common Bar Iron,
 l2 setts Wagon Boxes, l2 do Buggy do insg 300 gall Stone Ware, 800 lbs. Plough w 25O Sad Irons. H. N. ALDRICH. September4th, lS44.-52
 Groceries.
 JUST received per s. b. Paragon, s-.ss-.asssss 20 sacks Havana Coffee, E l5 do Rio do .alFRESHN 5 do St. Domingo Coffee,
 TEAS chests superine Imperial Tea,
 Ss 2 do do Young Tyson,
 10 boxes Honey Dew Tobacco.
 boxes Cavendish Tobacco,
 do Kentucky do. 5000 Trabncc Cigars, 1000 Regalia do 1000 Half Spanish Cigars,
 Coils Manila Rope,
 20 Dozen boxes Mustard,
 Bbls. No. Mackerel. All of which will be sold upon terms to suit the times Il. N. ALDhICH. Little Rcck, June 19, 1s44-40-f
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Bagging, Bale Rope and Twine. TUST RECEIVED, a lot of the above, which will J be sold at reduced rates for Cash, or exchanged for Cotton at the best market rates.
 ALso-lO00 lbs COTTON YARN, long and short hanks, for sale at less than former prices by
 JOHN VANCE,
 Main street, nedr Marltham. Little Rock, December 2 lS43. l2-H
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Dissolution of CO-Partnership.

THE co-partnership heretofore existing between Il the undersigned, under the name and firm of PRATT & BOGGS, is this day dissolved by mutual consent George Boggs is authorized to collect the debts due the firm JOHN G. PRATT,
 GEORGE BOGGS. Sent Ist lS44-2-tf
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MRS. WALKERS FEMALE
 SCHOOL.

SECOND SESSION. M KS. WALKER begs leave toinform her present WI patrons and the public generally, that she de- signs commencing the second session of her school on Monday, the second day of Sept. next, when she wlll be prepared to receive pupils in the various cation. The course of instruction will embrace the different branches of the English language, Orthog- raphy, Reading, Writing, and Arithmetic, Grammar Geography, History, Philosophy &c. &c She will give lessons in French and Music privately or in class, as may be desired She will also be prepared to accommodate few pupils with board during the session.
 Reterences.-Rev. JAMES You've, THOMAS W NEWTON, ALBERT PIKE, JOHN H. CREASE.
 Little Rock, Aug. IA, lS44. AS
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HARDWARE.

TUST received, by H. N. Aldrich, general as. .J sortment of Hardware, Cutlery, &c., &c., and for sale low for cash
 May 18th, lsA. se-
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TUST RECEIVED large assortment of BOOK .J AND JOB TYPE, which makes the assortment of our Office superior to any in the State.
 DG5ESV PANlPFllGTSD Blanks lIand- Bills, Cards, Circulars. tSe., SC. executed in superior style, ct this offiee
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CO-PARTNERSHUP.
GREAT BARGAINS!

D. BENDER HAS just received, per late arrivals, a fresh and III splendid assortment of DRY GOODS, con- sisting in part of black Alpacca, fg'd Oeloans Chusans and Chusan Delains Thibet Orleans; Flannels Linseys; Ky Jeans Kirseys; Satinetts, Cassimeres, Cloths; bleached and brown Sheetngs and Shirtngs, Hosiery, Umbrellas, Shawls, Gloves, Sc. Sc.
 Also, by recent arrivals, a fresh assortment of
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Groceries,

Sugar, Coffee, Salt, Sc. Sc.
 The above goods were purchased in New York and New Orleans, expressly hr this, market, and will be sold CHEAT, for cash only Store on the cor ner of Main and Markham streets.
 Little Rock, Dec. 2, 1913. I2-tf
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Books! RnoIxs,,

Itmsn. per steamboat Paragon, gdneral 'hi n oi SCHOOL BOOKS of every de- ns InI, Iso, Cap and Letter Paper, Quills,
 ' A"A Stands, States, Sc. &c.
 Roo, II. N. ALDRICH. -.ocE, June l9, lS44.-40-tf
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pointed ouI ali the ntngues that have been astated
ia the secret recesses Of the political theatre we
'oud have predicted that the greatest obstacle 10 the
work Of Mr. Tyler would be Mr.. Tyler himself
For some days. in listening 10 the noisy denunciations
hat were hsaPed at once upon the embryo move
nent, we were almost induced 10 believe that We
we're mistaken--thst the President had initiated an
unpopular measure, but in view of the individual
and popular manif, stations, Of which have been
speaking, we do not hesitate to proclaim, with new
confidence, Vuts treaty il rejected ioH not be
count Of lis Jaul lis dangers, bui because The homer d
us ratification wiu reflect upon the negotiation.
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Thi, msguiloquent defender Of the British Govern
msnt in the United States Senate has published six
more columns Of his British speech, in which he ca
umniaes without STINT the administration of pub
lie affairs in his country and ex,os TO the skies
that Of Great Britain. He styles the despatch OF
Lord Aberdeen in which he ayows 1t TO be the nten-
ton Of England to abolish slavery every where, by a
resort to due and proper means noble despatch de-
cares the British Government is too. proud TO lie,
when its very existence il magnificent lie eleva,es
semi barbarous Mexico TO the platform of humanity
and Christianity; in fine, has taken the side of the
enemies of the United States against the best nts
rests thereof This speech, which will bring a
blush to every true Americans cheek, ought fairly
10 estIe this political traitor to his arstocratc prn
eipes Of 1924 to which he has returned, to the
first place in Queen VictoIias Cabinet. Never be
fore, in the annals Of our country, did defender
and an advocate of the British monarchy and its az
grandisng policy, elevate his head so boldly in the
councils Of our nation.
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CONGRESS. FRIDAY.

In the Senate, after paper went to press, that
body refused by vote of 81 to 10, pass the order
Of MIR. HAssGAS, that message be sent TO the
House, asking return, for the purpose Of further
action thereon of the army bill which had been in
definitely postponed. Several private bills were
then passed upon, and the Senate went into Exec
utive session. After which, it adjourned.
In the House. after the presentation of reports from
the Standing Committees, the House resolved itself
into Committee of the Whole the state Of the
Union, Mr.. WnIrE, OF Kentucky, in the chair, and
took up the bill amending the several acts providing
pensions for the widows of the officers Of the revou-
tionary war. After discussing and acting The
rious amendments proposed, the committee rose, re-
ported Progress, end the House adjourned.
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rRIvkrE-No. s.

AN ACT TO explain an act Of Congress passed on
the third day Of March, eighteen hundred and for
tythrce, entitled "An act for the relief Of Eliza.
beth Gresham, widow Of George Gresham"
Be il enacted By the Senate and House Of Representa-
tires Of the United States Of America in Congress
bed That the act of Congress, which passed on the
third Of March, eighteen hundred and forty
three entitled "An act for the relief of Elizabeth
Gresham, widow Of George Gresham" shall be SO
construed understood and executed by the Secretary
Of War a. to authorize and require him, and he is
hereby instructed TO allow to the said Elizabeth
Gresham, in common with all other widows who
have been pcnsoned under, and received the benefit
Of the Of the seventh of July eighteen hundred
and thirty eight the additional pension for year,
which, by the act Of the third Of March, eighteen
hundred and forty three, ]. made payable TO such
widows have received the benefit Of the said act
Of the seventh day of july eighteen hundred and
thiry-e ghi; the amodnI so to be paid TO the said
Elizabeth Gresham, for the additional year, TO be
the ssme which was allowed to her annually for five
years in pursuance OF the aforesaid act of which this
act is explanatory.
Approved, May %, 1874.
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widow OF George Bsekemore, late revolutionary
pensionor of Lincoln county Tennessee, on the pen
sion iol under the act Of the seventh July, eighteen
handted and ght entitled An act granting
half pay and pensions TO certain widows, at the rate
OF foriy-sn dol lars and twenty-five cents PER aDnum
ty-s1 to The fourth Of March, e lhleen hundred and
forty one and el,o from the fourth OF March, eight
cen hundred aud fony-hree, to the fourth Of March
eighteen HUNDRED aud fouriy- four
SEC. 2 .1ad be II further enacted That said Sarah
Blaekemore she'll be entitled TO the full benefit of all
laws and resolves which shall hereafter be passed
tnuing in force the said act Of seventh July eighteen
hundred and hhy-eght, and the several acts and re-
solves amendatory thereof
Approved, May % 1874.
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PRIV ATE-NO. 4.

AN ACT for the relief Of the legal representative,
Of Captain Samuel Shannon, deceased.
BE il enacted by the Senate and House of Rrprtyena
tires cfe United STATE, Of .ferca in Congress
bled That the Secretary Of the Treasury be, and he
is hereby, drec ed to credit the accounts Of Captain
Samuel Shannon, late an asss. ant quartermaster in
the service of the Unied States with the allowance.
made under the audit Of the Secretary OF War, in
his report to Congress dated the thirteenth Of March
eighteen hundred and forty three and to pay 10 the
legal representatives. Of Captain Samuel Shannon the
of six hundred and thirty -four dollars and ninety
nine cents, being the balance declared TO be due in
the report of the Third Auditor, under the au,hor
Of the said audit of the Secretary of War.
Approved May %, 1874.
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AN ACT for the relief of the citizens of towns up
the lands Of the United States, under certain
circumstances.
BE enacted by the Senate and House Of Representative,
Of the United STATES n america In Congress assembled
That whenever any portion Of the surveyed public
lands has been shall be settled upon and occupied
as town site, and therefore not subject to entry I'M
der the existing presumption laws II shall be lawful
IN such town place shall be Incorporated, for
the corporate authorities thereof and If not ncor-
poraled for the judges of the county court for the
county IN which such town may be situated, TO enter
at the proper land Office and at The minimum price,
the land SO settled and occupied, in trust for the
several use and benefit OF the occupants thereof ac-
cording TO their respective interests the execution
Of which trust, TO the disposal of the lots IN such
town, and the proceeds Of the sales thereof TO be
conducted under such rules and regulations may
be prescribed by the legislative authority Of the State
or Territory in which the same is situated Propided,
That The entry Of the land intended by this act be
made prior TO the commencement of the public sale
of the body of land in which il is included and that
the entry shall include only such land is actually
occupied by the n, ami be made in conformity TO
the legal subdivisions of the public lands authorized
by the act of wcntyfourth April, thousand eight
hundred ami twenty, and shall not in the whole cx-
coed three hundred and twenty acres; .1nd propdd,
also, That any act Of said trustees, not made in con
iormity to the rules and regulations herein alluded
to, shall be void and Of effect .4nd propded,
also That the corporate authorities Of the town OF
Weston in the country of Platte, State of Missouri,
or the county court Of Platte comfy, in said State,
shall be allowed twelve months, from and after the
passage Of this act to enter at the proper lad office,
the lands upon which said town is situate.
Approved, May %, 1914.
J. w. JONES,
Speaker IF the House Of Representatives..
WILLIE p. MANGUM,
President pro !empore n the Senate
JOHN TYLER.
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ANNEXATION.
CELEBRATION AT THE ASSEMBLY
ROOMS
attend.

On tomorrow evening, the 25th instant, Lecture
will be delivered at the Assembly Rooms, (Old Thea
ire in the rear of Gad,bys Hotel) on the German
war poets Korner and Kleist, with recitaiions from
their war songs and battle hymns, 10y Richard 5.
Evans. Aher which, the nature and objects OF the
American Continental Association will be explained
as far they are allowed TO be made public and an
address or addresses will be delivered in favor of An
ne1ation. 1t s expected the German band, and per-
haps the Marine band will be in attendance.
Roficsh nonis will be provided in the course OF the
evening
Ladies are particularly invited.
The exercises will comm,nce at precisely O'Clock
Admiuance free. maya
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PU BLIC-NO. 10.

AN ACT TO authorize the transfer of the names OF
pensioners from the agencies in the State of Ken
lucky 10 the agrncy in Cincinnati in the State OF
Ohio.
Be il enacted by the Senate aud House Of Representa-
tpes Jhe United States Of .4eea in Congress assembled
That the Secretary the Treasury be- and he is here
by authorized to direct the names of any pensioners,
resident in the State of Kentucky 10 be transferred
the application Of such pensioners from the agen-
cies in the State Of Kentucky 10 the agency in Gu
cinnati, in the State of Ohio,
Approved, May %, 1874.
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Approved, May %, 1914.
REVOLUTIONARY. d.

JOINT RESOLU TION IN relation to certain prop
erty purchased for the Of the United States at
the port Of Ba h, in the State of Maine.
Resolved by the Senate and House Of Rpr senfdtps d
the United States ,qf america in Cangres, assembled,
That the Secretary of the Treasury shall have charge
Of a certain lot, with the buildings thereon and APP
performances, late the property Of the President, d.
reciors and Company Of the Bath Bank, in the town
of Bath, in the State of Maine taken in execution at
the suit Of the United States some years since SOLD
and bought ia by the United States years since
and he shall have power to set apart the said premi
for the Of q custom house and such other pub
lie uses as he may judge TO be expedent and proper
until the further order Of Congress in the matter.
Approved May %, 1874.
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PRIvATE-No. IL.
AN ACT for the relief of Joseph Bonnell.

AN ACT for the relief of Joseph. Bonnell.
BE Henacied by the Senate and House Of Rpreseaia-
tires Of The Uniied STATES f.1meriea in Congress
bisd That the Secretary Of War be, and he is here
by, directed 10 place the name of Joseph Bonnell
the pension roll and that he be paid out Of any
neys IN the treasury not otherwise appropriated a
pension, for eighteen months service as a private
soldier in the revolutionary war, under the act Of
Congress of the seventh June, eighteen hundred and
thirty two.
Approved, May %, 1874.
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fPRIvsrE-so. 6 I
AN ACT fr the rolirf ofJohn Miller.

AN ACl lWr the fehri OF John Miller
Bet enacted by the S.,ae and House Of Representatives.
Of the United States Of fneiea in Congress assembled,
That the President OF the United States DO, and ne is
hereby authorized and requested to cause 10 be issued
to John Miller of Williams couniyn the State OF OHIO
patent for the west half of the northwest quarter OF
section twenty-five, in township five norih, range one
esst containing eighty acrcs, without any further pay
ment OF money therefor by said Miller.
Approved, May %, 1874.
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N OF ICE

WASHINGTON BRANCH RAIL ROAD.
nELEGATES and others desiring to attend the
- Conventions TO be held in Baltimore, on the
9Th instant procure Tickets the reduced rates
of fare for either Of the regular trains Of the Goth,
COR the train which leaves this city o'clock the
morning Of The 21Ih.
Of the 21h avail themselves of extra train 10
leave Ba'mor. for this city at, p. NJ. but il mus
be distinctly understood that they shall join the at tie
ouier Depot.
II is particularly requested Ina, early notice be given
to The undersigned of the number Of Delegates from
the District As all fare collected by the conductor in
the will be OF the established of the road IL
ID alb olu,ey necessary that the Tickets for the round
trip should be procured time before the de-
parture of The trains. The Tickets will be good
until the 81 Of June inclusive, and not trans
ferable.
by order.
SAMUEL STETTINUS, Agent
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PRiyATE-No. D.

AN ACT for the relief # Violet CAlhoun, widow o!
John Calhoun.
snaefedby the Senate and House Of Representatives
9th United STATE, Of .9meiod ia Congres, assembled
! hat the Secretary of War he authorized and re-
quiied to place Viole; Calhoun, widow Of John Ca
houp, late captain in the army OF the Revolution, on
the roll Of revolutionary pensioners Of the United
States and that she be allowed annually the full pay
of a captsin, commencing the seventh day Of July
one Thousand eight hundred and thirty tight.
Approved May % 1874
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PRIvATE-No. IA.

AN ACT for the relief Of James G. Haock.
b. il enacted by the Senate and House Of Representa-
fires Of The United Stat Of america in Congress
U.d That the Secretary of War be, and he hereby
Is, directed to place the name Of James c. Hallock
of duchess county, New York, on the pension list
of invalid pensioners Of the United States and tina,
the said James c. Haock be entitled TO receive 9
pension, at the ate Of eight dollars per month, from
the first day Of January one thousand eight hundred
and thirty six, and to continue during his natural
life.
Approved May 90, 1874.
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On motion,
Rssolrsd, That Richard Coke. Of Gloucester, and
James A. Seldom Of the city of Richmond, DO adopt
ed into our Association, and be added TO the above
list Of delegates.
On motion,
Resolved, Teat the proceedings Of this messing be
signed by the Chairman and secretary, and sent to
the following papers, with request that they pub
fish them, viz Richmond Enquirer, Petersburg Re
publican, Norfolk and Portsmouth Chronicle, and
hadsoDiAn.
The meeting then adjourned.
VIM. SHULTICE,
Chairman.
La p MISTER Sc yei1y
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lpRIvATE-Ko. III
an ACT for the reliefo of Levi CoImus.

AN ACT for the Teliefo of Levi CoImus.
BE II enacted by the Senate and House Of Rspressnta
fires efths United STATES # Am RIGA in Congress
Died, That The Secretary of War be authorized, EN-
powered, and dir ced and is hereby authorized, en-
powered and directed to place the invalid pension
roll OF the United States, the name of Levi Comus
and 10 pay To him. from and after the passage of this
act, four dollars per month"; for and during his natu'
al life.
Approved, May %, l54i
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PRIvATE-No. 10.
AN ACT for the relief of James Rel,

AN ACT for the relief of James Reid
BE il enacied b. tie Senate and House Of prssentd
tires othe United States Of .7eiea ia Congress
bied That the Secretary of War be- and he is hereby
directed to place the name Of James Reid, of the
State Of Illinois, the invalid pension roll and TO
pay him at the rate Of eli hit dollars per month"; from
and after the fourth day Of February, eighteen hun.
dred and fory-two.
Approved, May 49, 1874
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PBivkTE-No. 9.
AN ACT for the relief Of Isaac Justice.

AN ACT for the relief Of Isaac Justice.
n, il enacted by The Senate and House Of R,prs,tnio-
tires ofhe UnitedStaes Of 4mei in Congress assembled
That the Secretary Of War BE-, and he is hereby an
thorized and directed to place the Of Isaac JUS
tee Of Tennessee, on the roll Of invalid pensions
and that he be entitled TO receive the sum Of Twelve
dollars and seven,y-hve cents per month, doring his
natural life, from the first day Of January eighteen
hundred and thirty eight
Approved, May %, 1914
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fPR,vATE-No. Il

AN ACT granting pension TO Bnthoomew Ma
guire.
BE il enacted by the Senate and House Of Representa-
tires Of The United States Of America in Congress assembled
That The Secretary of War be and be hereby, IL pay
Bartholo Mcguire, out of any money IN the rea-
sury not otherwise pdaled the sum of SIX dollars
per month from the first day Of April, eighteen hun
dred and twenty-five, being the time he made app'lcs-
ton for pension, to the twelfth day Of December
eighteen hundred and forty-two, the time at which
his present pension commenced.
Approved May %, 1874.