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MUFFS! MUFFSM MUFFS.M
a GORGE Il. QUAIL, No. 2O4 PRATT ST.,
VIZ a few doors west Of Hanover, would most re
specially inform the ladies that he is now opening
verv large and general assortment of ynx and other
MUFFS, which he selected in New York especially
for his retail trade, and woald particularly invite them
to give him a call. n2S- eo3l'
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NIGHT SCEIOI

NIGHT SCHOOL.
ED OBERT l.. DASEiI ELL, Assistant in Light
ID q street institute, will open NIGHT SCHOOL
the first MONDAY EVENING of December, at
the Room of the Institute, in Light street. adjoining
the Methodist e. Church. o. For particulars. apply
at the Institute. n23-7t
UPHOLSTERY PAPER HIN GTNGS STOR T..
FEVHE Subscriber will make Brussels CARPETS
n for 10 cents per yard; Ingram CARPETS for G!
cents per yard; OIL CLOTHS laid at low prices. ac-
"oraing to quality; REDS, MATTRESSES, CUSH-
IONS, and every other description of work done in
the neatest naAner, promptly and low always for
cash, on delivery, or when completed.
LOUIS MULLER baltimore street,
n25- lmt One door from Charles mo. o16)
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NIIINA. GLASS AND QUEE tStVA ts Il.
" A general assortment of latest styles and pat
terms, comprising Dinner Tea and Toilet sets, of all
descriptions
large assortment Of common and printed WARE,
to suit Country Dealers.
Also, very comrlete assortment Of Cat, Pressed
and plain GLASSWARE-ali at very reduced prices.
STOSEWARE at Factory prices.
WILLIAM SHIRLEY,
na6 eo3tt ~ South Calvert st near Ma ket
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AUCTION SALES.
BY W,EtVEe, CANNUN cs CO.

Bf VIEWER, CANNON a. co.
lhTrrSs VALUABLE FEE SIMPLE PROPERTY
EN,,I IN LEXINGTON, BETWEEN CHARLES
-k1llA THIS D.qY, November 3Jlh. At one o,clnct
ut lhe Exchange, we will sell that desrably ocaed
anu valuable piece aud parcel of GROUND and i'm
oSeihehts, situated on the south side of Lexington
IIueet, Detween Charles and Libeuy-sts The lot is
uescfibed Ia the deed as follows viz: Commencing ON
lle sonth westerly side of Lexington street in That
part lhcieoi lately called Conewago street at the dis
her or intersection formed by the s1utheast,y,rSy
sIue ol Lexington street. aid running thence south
southwest ~ feet, then east, southeast 20 feet then
no., northeast parallel with Sharp ST. 10 feet TO Ley
netoh ST., and thence bounding thereon west north
west TO the place of beginning. The improvements
on thls lot consist Of ashonably constructed three
story BRICK DWELLING, with wide passage. con
Hr .i,, parors and comfortable bed chambers and
punt in the very best manner. Tcrms-upe. h7Ifposh
balance in one aud two years with interest
n30-lt" VIEWER, CANNON & 90 Aucts
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DRY GOODS, &c.
U. $. MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT
B0NNETS AND RIBBONS, BONNET
SILKS AND VELV aCTs,

Er9Am The subscriber has just received from New
Assosp York, by late arrivals from Europe, general
~ assortment of goods in the Millinery line
such us rich dark RIBBONS, of all styles; ALSO gen
eral assortment of Florence, Rutland, Brilliant, and
olher BRAID BONNETS; French aud American Auif-
ela Fiowers Bonnet Caps; Russia Quillings, SC To
4 ethet with splendid assortment of DRESS GOODS
10, aoes, comprising every kind and style of goods in
thai he plaid and striped Silks; ShawlS OF all kinds;
also, general assortment of gentemGn's Shirt Col
lars; '0soms; Stocks; Cravats; Scarfs Umbrellas;
Boys IA. 1cy Cioth and other Caps; mems do. do &C.
All person - wishing to buy articles in the Drv Goods
line of any kind, would do well to call a, the .sNT
Ed STATES ,7oNSET STORE" before purchasing else
where, as ban aims may be expected. y- No %! and
Calvert streets, opposite the Clipper Office.
n2S-tf JAMES CORURN
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d | u d

DIED,
Suddenly, on the 9Sth INST, Charles O'Farell, aged
63 years, native of county Cavan Ireland but for
the last ~ years resident Of Baltimore.
On the 9th inst, Emeline Z daughter of John d.
Nicoll, in the 9th year of her age.
On the 9th inst, Elizabeth Hollitt, aged Is years
and 5 months.
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n OONING GLASS, PORTRAIT, AMI
NJ PICTURE FRAMES, of the different styles
Gilt Cornic Rods, Rings. and Box Cornce. A fneas-
sortmcn Of French and German Plates. Old frames
re-gilded and Plates inserted at low prices. Call
No. ] North (sal street. +. :. FRYER.
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LOOKING GLASS PLATES.

n HAVE IN STORE, large assortment OF
K German and French LOOKING GLASS PLATES
imported direct aud constantly receiving per every
rival, which fatler myself can sell on reasona-
Bile terms any other establishment in the country
Also, POR PRATT FRAMES of various patterns; Win
dow CORNICES, RODS, RINGS, &c. Call and exa-
mine before purchasing elsewhere.
n22 t. y FRY Err No. / ". Gay street.
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style and superior workmanship. Also, an assert
ment OF my own manufact"ry, all of which are war
ranted TO give general satisfaction.
{G% Persons in want of vehicles of any descriptions
viii ind it to their advantage by calling at the sua
scrlber's Carriage Repository, DAVIS STREET. OPP
pose Owngs Stables. Terms moderate.
n2o Ut WILLIAM SELVAGE.
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BY X. MEAUIIANI.

102, CORNER BALTIMORE & HoLLIpAY-srs
LIGHT AUCTION SALES. Monday. Wed
~ nesday and Saturday evenings, for the public
Saie oil Books, Stationary, Fancy Goods Paiatinrs
Private Libraries, SC, &c
W. GonSignments of articles for positive sales re
specially solicited, on which cash advances will be
made when asked.
ho4law Z. MEACHAM.
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ATTRACTIVE NOVELTY.
GYMNASIUM s CALEsTHENIC INSTI

GYMNASIUM s. CALESTHENIC INSTl-
TUrE, FOR LADIES & GENTL EMEN,
IND YOUTH Of both
No. 8 N. LlBERfY-ST., I'd door from Baltimore.
CA IL. PERRY having received the most liberal
FM encouragement OF many of our best citizens
who have realized the benefits of Gymnastic exercise
has been Induced to add 10 his establishment com
pcte system of Caleshencs for both Mr. Perry
pledges himself to employ every means tqpiake his
Institute worthy the attention of Parents s. EVardians.
{63- The Ladies Department will be under the i'm
mediate charge of Miss Kennedy of Boston, an eff
cient teacher in the various branches of Calesthenc
exercises.
RECOMMENDATIONS:
We recommend all PERSONS both Ladies and Gen
temen, rs they value health to engage in the above
eXercises-Drs. Alexander Smith, Bucklcr s. Dunbar.
{C3- Ladies' hours from IL A. NJ. till ?. NJ. Gen.
ucmen's from till 10 p. NJ. n27-lm
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OESlRABLt ruULsL.AIk EOAG 81, Nc.
tsyyA Two new Dwelling Rouses, on the south
ffgEWi side of Hollins street, nearly opposite the
siSM new Catholic Church, having each front of
sixteen feet, and lots of suitable depth,
Each house is two stories high with attic and hack
building, the one having eight and the other seven
rooms. Ground rent, each, about thry-cight dol
lars. Price 81 100 each. Term4-One third cash, one
third in six MONTHS and the other in twelve months.
Also, one new Store aud Dwelling, having front OF
sixteen feet the south side of Baltimore street. the
second house east of Cove street, stories with
attic and back building. Ground rent about thirty
eight dollars Terms-one-half cash and the balance
IN six months. WILLIAM WAKEFIELD,
Conveyancer and Property Agent,
se4-tf N. T.. corner ST. Paul and Fayette-sts
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RTEtE WORK uN IGt0N.
Ia Just published by

4 Gyf1sGls1 u aC&.p>,A. wa DC upeuea -,
IN MONDAY, the LIST of December next, in the
School Room of Messrs. BAIRDS. No. IL SOUTH
STREET, over the Office Of the Baltimore Life In
suranee Company, where limited number OF young
gentlemen will be instructed i'll oil the branches of a
substantial English education, including Instruction in
Writing on superior principles, under the supern-
tendance of Mr. Atkinson
Mr.. ATKINSON has had much experience in teach
ing, and The almost uniform satisfaction heretofore
expressed by his patrons ana pupils, induce him to
believe that those who desire to improve will not be
disappointed; and he assures them thar all his ener-
gies will he exer,ed in aid of their efforts
REFGREwcE-J d. BURLhIGH, AM.
Rev. Il II p,1"rIsny. noo- on2,t
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Barque Altorf, Smell, Trieste, A Schumacher & Co.
Steamer Ericsson, Caypole, Philad., L. e. Harris.
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TO MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURERs

~ MEiRCH ANTS, MANUFACTURERS
AND DEALERS Generally
Va Il. PALNIEit'S AMERICAN NEWSPA-
PER SUBSCRIPTION AM ABVERTIS-
ING AGENCY, Is established at the 0Auth East cor
ner of BALrIMoeE and CALVERT SITS, in this city,
where Advertisements are received Tor publication in
some OF the best newspapers Of most OF the pfucipal
towns and cities throughout the United Stat ).
/ CARDS setting forth the nature OF the Agency may
be had at the office, where the papers and terms OF
advertising may he seen.
To enierprsins and energetic business men. des
rouS OF extending country trade, this agency affords
me means, through the poer Of the press, oinceasing
it to almost any cxteAi,
ne Now is the time to advertise for the FAN and
Winter trade Throughout this state in Nireina, aud
portion OF Pennsylvania ard the time is close at hand
when 1t will be proper TO advertise in the Southern
aud Western pGpers for the Spring aud Summer trade
V. +. PALMER,
Agent for CoaRiry Newspapers,
G3-OFFICES- s. L. corner Baltimore AND Calvert
streets. Baltimore.
No. 50 Pine street, Philadelphia.
No. $50 Nassau street, New York.
No. Is Stnte street, Boston, nS-tfif
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VENAiLORS' nIHIMBLES. Received this day,
IL superior lot of Silver Taii0rs' I'hmbes with
variety of other kinds. For sale by
G. d. CLARK, No. Water street,
Second door from Calvert street.
N. b. Cash paid for old Silver. ml3
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NEW DRUG & APOTHECARY STORE

NEW DTtUG & APUTHECARY STORE,
CORNER OF HOWARD X SANATOGA-STS.
H CI2AN =. Balm has opened a fresh assnrt-
eB ment Of DRUGS and MEDICINES, selected with
the greatest care; and also variety OF choice PER
FUMERY and FANCY. ARTICLES. Particular a.
tenton will be given to Prescriptions, which will be
put up with neaness and accuracy. nll-eulm
TO FRIENDS & FORMER CUSTO MERS.
a. EODDsSOTV takes ibis opportunity to in
80 form his friends and the public in general that
he has returned to the city after IN absence of about
six years, and has recommended his former business
of BELL HANGING, LOCKSMITH and WHITE
SMITH in general. All work doSc by me shall be
warranted, and low terms AS can be done in the
city. s. HODDINOTT, Baltimore street,
nll-eo2m doors west of Eutaw House.
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MARINE LIsT-PoRT OF BALTIMORE


FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30, lsa4,
FROM THE EXCHANGE READiNG-RouM BOOKS.
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w A N T s .

"ANTED. Partner or Agent, win a SINAI
w capital of $1,000 or $1,000, To which WIN be al
ded larger capital say TO $1,000, and the HdVantase
of the business will he made greatly in fave v Of the
person who has the smallest sum. Enquire at
SCOTTl'S Intelligence Otic, ,
h3O No. 10 Exchange Plat e.
NOOK WANTED. Wanted, steady Colo, ID
" Man as Cook-such person can obtain per.
lnanent situation and good wages, by applying at the
Clipper Office. n29 81
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FOR SALE & RENT.

FOR SALE. Just received
2ssfs>-z a from the manu- factories of Messrs.
MtSsStSsFg Dunlop & V0uskivef, a superb lot
pH3FR%SsI5 SGy>of ROCKAWAYS and BUGGY
WAGONS of rim moe,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-09

Wonder}u }u1 Escape.- -Ths Newark Post says:
A few days ago. daughter Of c. Ward. Of this
city, about years Of age, while on visit to the
country accidentally fell into we'll about Is feet
deep. She was alone, and as she foil, she ght
the bucket and held to il by which her fall was
broken. The water as it happened was only
about :hree or four feet deep, and therefore not
over her head. She Immediately called for help
but she could make no one hear. She then un.
dertook TO climb up by the stones, but when she
fhad climbed few feet she fell back into the water
Another attempt was eventually unsuccessful, the
third time she reached almost to the top, and again
fell back in the water. bruising herself considera-
bly,. AT the next attempt however she succeeded,
and the first ntimution that the family had Of her
fearful escape was from her own lips
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-09
STRAY OXEN.
STATE OF ARKANSAS, }
Nov. 9, 1914.


COUNTY OF CRAWFORD,
Sugar Loaf Iownship. J
E1URSUhNT tc an order, TO us directed. VIC
Il have tins day viewed some cstray cattle
shown TO us by Alanson Allen. and find them to
be two black steers. supposed to be oxen. one of
them marked with cross and split and under
nick IN the left ear, and an underbil in the right
ear, with blaze in his face, white belly; the
bush end of his tail whte branded on the right
hip and thigh thus S; supposed to be eigh, years
old. The other marked with an upper half cross
in the left ear. white spo, in his face. and white
belly; branded on the right hip and thigh S S !;
supposed to be seven years old /; and we appraise
said steers to twenty-five dollars.
PETER B. i o'NEiAI. appraisers.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this 18th
day of September, A. ID. 1914.
WILLIAM STAFFORD, J. P.
True copy from Stray Book.-A:rEsr
A. MCLEAN Clerk.
Nov. 8, lS44.-4O-3w.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-09

A correspondent of the New York Republic,
writing from Paris under date Of the 10Th Of Sep.
tember, says: The new American Min lister, Mr..
William r. King, has lately taken possession of
splendid suite of apartments in the Faubourg
St. Germain. He is a gentleman of liberal for.
tune and hospitabe tastes, and will, doubtless give
cordial reception to his follow counlrymen whom
he may meet abroad. He is greatly esteemed by
all who have come in contact with him. His first
dinner in his new residence was given few days
since, when many Of distinguished cilizens
now in Paris were present. The host was all af
liability and the entertainment recherche and pro-
fuse. The guests were most agreeably impressed
by the unexceptionabe nature of both, and left
highly gratiied at the cvies kindly bestowed.
A great number Of Americans have visited Paris
this summer; rs many as forty at one time have
been seen on the list at NIarvie's Hotel, Rue de
Rvoli.
DR.. Martin, the Secretary of Logation,i is in
high favor with his countrymen-his amiabe
manners and remarkable intelligence both contrib
ute to this result. Tho Minister and his Secre-
tary were very hat,erngy received by his Majes-
ty and the Royal Family at thesuburban mansion
of the King, at Nueilly, few evenings since,
quite en- famiHe. The King greatly delights to
display his kindly sentiments, towards America,
and did SO on this as on all occasions.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-09

STATE OF ARKANSAS
COUNTY OF CRAWFORD. e
In the Crawford Probate Court, at the October
Term thereof A. D., 1914.
October 2Sth, 1874.
George c. Pickett, Administrator !
of the estate of Joseph T. Med
ley, deceased.
"A ND now on this day came the said Geo. c.
Pickett. administrator as aforesaid, and ha. :.
wing hled his annual return at the July term. and
hls voucher herewith, which was examined by
the Court, and it is ordered that if no exceptions
be filed thereto, on before the second day of the
next term of this court, said annual return will be
confirmed and recorded, and all persons will be
barred from excepting thereto. 1t is further or
dered by the Court, that copy of this order be
published in the Arkansas lnteiligencer at least
thirty days before the next term Of this Court.
A true copy from The record.-ArTEsT:
A. Mclean, Clerk.
Nov. 9, 1914.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-09
Kingsland Burnt. IAN alarm

Kingsland Burnt. An alarm
Yesterday morning al about S
bceeded, as was soon discovered,
j Mary Kingsland, Capt. Wear,
he was laying at the foot of Es-
hiking in cotton for Liverpool.
on board over 100 bales when
in the hold. Every exertion
nguish the flames, but in vain.
lnediately towed acrose the river
the levee at McDonoughvilIe.
HE fronts of the wharves on this
The levee on the other side, watch
uc,ion Of the noble ship and rich
aw her burning, two of her masts,
hen, had gore by the board, and
RdA Ayards was blazing, and look
an falre ever in a brief space.
VI stinguish, the exterior ofthe
Yif4hen untouched by the flames.
p br hours afterwards, there was
fbyl s,umps in the place of her
! re consuming the bows and
.s..5 ship with intense, fury, and
se of the after part of the vessel
q lanes had eaten their way
Ne IRE writing have probably y
70 he waters edge. Before
5ress. she will doubtless sink,
W fire engines were pumping
:. several hours, but owing tc
other cargo, it was impossible
hip.
hgsland was a New York bull
burthen, custom house measure
red three-fourths 10 the ,lessrs
i city; and the remaining fourth
who purchased his interest since
bg at our wharves. The New
supposed to be insured, but Capt,
$ entirely unprotected. OF the
bales Of cotton are supposed to be
pool on open policies. The bal.
FED. The rigging and cabin fur.
|ip were saved, and some hopes
tina. when the vessel should sink,
N might be saved in a damaged
tho whole, the loss cal hardly
ono hundred and tweny rhous.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-09
From the clarksville Texa. Sta ndard. !.

: Two men, named Flynt and MulIens were ar.
rested in Town on the first day of Court week, up
on suspicion of negro stealing and dealing in
counterfeit coin. The two men are residents of
Harrison county, and were on their way home,
from Arkansas, having negro man with them,
when they passed through here. The crcum-
stances connected with the transaction are of a
most suspicious character. The negro had made
an appointment with negro of Mr. VIM. Dono-
hos, TO meet him the night of the day upon which
they left town, and take hin, off. Donoho's ne.
gro assented, and at night, at the appointed time,
the negro of Mullens came for him-was arrest
ed and confined and, on being searched, was
found in possession of $500 of counterfeit Amer.
lean gold. ;. ~.
The negro stated several things against the men.
flynt and Mullens, and among others said he had
been several times sold (giving the names of tho
purchasers) and then run off again by FIynt.
In the morning, Mullens came in looking for
hrs negro, and was arrested. At night, a party
OF citizens pursued Flynt. who was found on the
other side of Sulphur. When Fynt and Mullens
left here, they said they going thirty miles.
but stopped about miles from here, in cans
brake, and camped. There they remained all
ed.
Since that, messenger despatched to Arkansas
by our citizens for evdnce has returned with some
coins said to have beon passed by them, and a wit
ness who is ready to testify to it Accounts from
the river, where they crossed and in that neigh
bornood, say that the negro passed off some of the
gold there and when purs ued, the counterfeit was
redeemed by the white with good money.
Mullens and Flvnt are under bond to appear at
the next term Of the Disitict Court. The negro
has escaped.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-09
Medicines.
OuccmsvWare, ls2ass, 1kc.
X EN- ID AL LIS
TEXAN ANDsANrA - r~..

TEXAN AND SANTA re ExPeurrrn~
|HtEO WILKINS KENDALL. ..s -,
~ SANTA FE EXPEDITION cs,,.ssn. al.
description of tour through on c,
hunting sserad. .I.s the sd
rom want Of food losaos through sune.s
she e.Ptuss Of the exaas, ana tks;s
tiops and Mana. - VIVA - ultE :
3 The book is handsomsly bond /. r., -. .-< -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-09

Melancho1y.-A young man named Joseph Mont
gomery, son of Mr.. R. c. Montgomery, hotel
keeper at the town Of Montgomery, in Georgia,
disappeared about two weeks since. His. body
was recently found in marsh near the river.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-09
SCOTT, WHITE & Co,

HAVE just received per steamer Lucy Walk
er, the following articles, which they offer
for sale, very low, for cash or country produce.
10 sacks Rio coffee,
$50 Is salt,
l6 hhds sugar,
] cask eaeratus, a. taF
l do madder, -
ceroon best indigo
20 kits mackerel.
10 do salmon,
barrels L. oil,
. casks porter,
2 do ale,
barrels loaf sugar,
2 do crushed do,
2 do old whiskey,
boxes lemon syrup,
Is bales brown domestic,
$50 pieces blue Merrimuc prints,
25 caHs fashionable hats,
% cases boots and shoes,
200 pairs summer pants,
SO summer coats,
8 doz. handsome shirts,
2 bales oakum.
10 doz. painted buckets,
100 demJohns, assorted,
-. 10 coils rope,.
cask glue,
do lampblack.
Juno Is, 1914. r.-.s
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-09

Whoever is honest, generous, courteous, hon.
orable, and candid, is true gentleman, whether
learned or unlearn,d, rich or poor.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-09
S0 Package Damaged Goods

SS Package Damaged Goods
At TtUCTt0N.
I'm Thursday. the 18th day Of November. will
~ be sold at aucon, at the store adjoining
Messrs. i. ID. Merfk g. Co.. 25 packages Of
merchandise. consis:ig ofa general ossortInent of
Dry Goods, boots, shoes, Rc.,
recovered from the Week Of the Steamer Mari
eta, thoroughly dried and will be sold pithoui
reserre, for the benefitAf the underwriters.
NE goods will be exbsed for inspection, pre-
vious to day Of sale. hrms, Cash.
JOS. FENNO,
Akst for Undcrpriiers.
q Little Rock, Nov. 9th 4614
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-09

"Which One?"-'.I WISH" remarked a whig to
aborer, the other day, 'rhat you would read Hen.
ry Clay's letter on Texas"
'Do you!" replied the laborer-'and which one
would you have me read-the one for or against
Texas2'
The Wing was puzzled, and refused to decide.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-09
II E n RY BECK Ell !,
FRONT STREET, Fort SIN

FRONT STREET, Fort smith,
Dealer in DRY GOODS and GROCERIES. will pur-
chase all kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE, at his store.
for which he will pay the highest market price Far
mers are respectfully requested TO give him call.
Aug. IL. Is44. 2S.-ly.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-09
GR EAT ATTRAcTIoN!
NEW GOODS.

NEW VNVOEES.
DICKETT g. GREGG have just received and are
4 now opening, direct from New York and Phila.
pha,
10 cases blue Prints, style, all figures
II :" Fancy assorted Prints, style;
90 g Kentucky Jeans, Suttnets, Cassimeres and
Hard Times;
50 bales brown, striped, plaid and bleached Do.
mcstics, all qualties cottonades, coto tYils, gam
broons suspenders, hosiery, shawls and handerchies
all sorts and Sizes ye silks iaces and ribbons
umbrellas, parasols and shades, lawns, de lanes
new style books and stationery, hardwar and cutie
ry glassware and queensware; scythes and sckles,
nails. castings and cotton yarn, sugar, coffee md
res generally in fact, almost every article usually
found in any store in this counry-all of which are
offered very low for cash and barter, wholesale
tail.
Van Buren,, Ark's. May I3. lS4i.-l6-Iy. q