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anItlnYn.

On Friday night last, 7th instant, al the residence of Jared C Martin, Esq, in this county, MT. A. Y. D. JoLfNE, aged about IS years. The disease of which he died was Intermittent Fever. He lad been indisposed for some five or six days, but not so seriously as to create any apprehensons of dan ger, until the day of his death. The deceased Was most estimable gentleman, and his loss is deeply regretted, by many friends. In the next number of this paper, we will present more extended no(ice of him; and by setting forth what we know Of the events of his life and our impressions of the traits of his character render the best tribute in our power to the memory of departed worth
 As MF. Joline had friends and relatives ia Ohio and Pennsylvania, the papers in those States will please copy this notice, and what we may hereafter write of him.
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Nab'EEl,E.

YEyuE subscriber, who has, for many years, done
 E business al tbe Mouth ef White River, would inform his friends and the public that he has perma- neny located in tIs city, and taken the four story fire proof store No 5 Boucher street near Poydras for tie purpose of tiansactihg GENERAL COM MISSION AND FORWARDING BUSINESS Feeling grateful for past ltvors, he hopes by close attention iii inture to receive continuance of their patronage III Cotton, Tobacco, and other produce consigned tp him, will be covered by insurance. unless instructed to the contrary. All orders from Merchants and Planters shall receive strict personal attention, and from his personal knowledge of busi- ness n Arkansas he believes that he will be able to rcnder satisfaction to those wo intrlls their busi ness to his cure. MOSES GREENWOOD
 New Orleans April Ist IS4J 37-lm
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REVIEW 0F THE NEW ORLEANS MARKET
 For He teeet, ending J9He Isl, Is4t CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR THE BANNER GY aA IL

CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR THE BANNER sY
 $. E.. BELkNAP,-52 COMMON STREET.
 CoTToN--Although the demand has been firm for the past week We have no alteration to make in is for Couons of middng quotations for which the prices of our quotations are obtained more readily than for other qualities. Our stock has decreased rapidly the past week, and the stockton hand is now Il7,2i6 bales, while no Cotton of consequence is arriving.
 SuGAR.-We noticed in the first part of the week a slight improvement in the demand for this article caused by the wants of western dealers, many of whom have been in our market the past four days still we have no improvement in prices to note but on the contrary owing to the lateness of the season holders have submitted to a small decline anu we now quote inferior to ordinary r 10 5I common 5i to g ; fair g. 10 G.; prime q to C. strictly choice in small lots Gg 10 B. The sales made the past wee, have been principally in small lots.
 MoLAssEs-There is fair supply on hand but we notice a small decline in prices, and we reduce our figures 10 23 cts for common lots and prime lots in cypress bbIs., a 2i 10 25 cts per gallon.
 ToBAcco.-We have no alteration to make in our quotations for this article.
 FLoUR.-The market still remains in a very un- settled state Much of the stock on hand is sour, and what remains in good order is difficult to dis pose of as buyers fear it will not bear shipment Sales have been made at s3 50 the past week and some lots of have been taken at $3 p per bbl
 PonK-We have no alterations to make in our last weeks figures; but remark that the market is extremely unsetedand dull atom lofper quotations
 BAGGtNG AND RorE.-Thes limited demand for these articles has induced holders to submit to a slight decline; we now q4tote western bagging al 12 10 t3lc; rope IL 10 G.. cash.
 WHISKY .-'fhc market remains in an inactive state and prices shade lower than ourlast weeks quotations. Sales have been made the past week at IS to lSic. for rectfed, and common at 20 10 201 els. per gallon The stock hand is large and constantly increasing.
 GRArN.--In consequence of the difficulty of pro- curing vessels at a rate 10 justify shipments, the prices of sbelled corn have reeeded sales of white have been made at 35c., and yellow a 50. Much of the stock hand is damaged and so soon as slie stock is reduced we look for an advance in prices Oats may still be quoted Al 27 10 2sc. in bulk, and 30 io Si in sacks. Wheat has arrived very freely and prices have declined shade we quote whea at 75 to so cts per bushcl.
 SALT,-There have been arrivals of Tyerpoo salt the past week, and have no sales from shir 10 notice. We quote from store, coarse. ls25 t 40; fine, 50 10 l 60 per sack
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Cas-PAEgTSssksSEEHg.

FENiE undersigned have this day associated them a selves together for the transaction of a cor TON FACTORAGE AND GENERAL COM. MISSION BUSINESS in New Orleans, under the name and style of John G. Pratt 6 Co; office al 52 Common street. JNO c. PRATT.
 JACOB BRAKEMAN.
 $. E. BELKNAp New Orleans. June lst Is4f s9-n
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Disrmcr Geunr or THE UNITED STATES, l.oR 4HK DisTgfer OF AHKANsAs,
 IN BANKRUPTCY

 fl TP0N reading and fling the petition of Joseph 0 Feae. assignee of the estate Of James B Palmer, a bankrupt, praying that such estate may be sold. transferred and assigned, t is ordered by the court that due notice thereof b. published in the Arkansas Banner, newspaper printed il the District ten days at leasl. hntore the time assigned for nearing {; that hearing of said petition will be had on the third Monday ol June instant, at 10 o'clocI, A. M, at the District Court room, in the ity of Little Rock, when and where all creditors the Bankrupt. and other persons in interest, may appear and show case fl any they hnye, why the prayer of the said petition should not be granted.
 VIM. FIELD, Clerk.
 By X. II. RgTuERroRp, D. C.. E L.Johaqoa, Soiicffof.
 lune 1. islI. 3s-2M fpr.s fee 5i 25l n
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commcndatory of Col. Polk, and laulatory of Mir. Van Buren, A!r. B., iu concluding his observations. read an extract from the last letter which he had received from the Hero of the Hermitage, which evineed the great in- terest Gen. Jackson feels iu the issue of tic proceedings of the National Convention, then about to assemble.
 The reading of it created much excitement and enthusiasm.
 Messrs. General Dickenson, Walker, and others, seyeally made short addresses in ex- panation oi the change made in the respee- tive votes of.llleir delegations, which were received with the wannest tokens of appro- baifon and the most enthusiastic applause.
 Mr. hettleWell, of Baltimore. here asked Il there was no one present to represent the Palmetto Stale. There was q full attendance from all inc Sales except the noble State of South Carolina, and he regretted that that should he unreprescnted. fllere, voice ob- served that Il was represeuted2 blr. K ex-- pressed his qualification, for il would give him peculiar pleasure could full and unan nous vote be recorded on the nomination, that we might 20 into the contest with our full strength and firmly united He was glad to see the enthusiastic spirit manifested, and the general good feeling which prevailed, for II augured well fer the success of the Demo- cratic cause. There had been some excite ment and heat ill the commencement of the proceedings, but il seemed To have been he- cessary to puriiication, that perfect union might be effected, and like the gohl in the eulcible, coming forth purer, brighter, and stronger. Tremendous applause, members rising and giving three cheers.
 \ member here announced that Mcssrs Plckens and Fillmore, of South Carolina, were Ill attendance, by instruction of their State, to ratfy the proceedings of the Convention.
 Mir Picllens, upon being introduced upon the stand, made an able address, in which he stated that although he was not authorized technically to appear in the Convention, or all authenticated and legally appointed delegate from South Carolina to east her vote on this important occasion, yet us q Democrat, us q Republican, applause knowing the man this Convention misunderstanding by him Us he had in many hard fought battle, he would say, individually, that he was ready to respond with his whole heart aud soul to the glorious nomination. Enthusiastic applause.) Mr. ?. adverted To the powerful and willy enemy the Democratic party had 10 encounter. i'll Mir. Clay-extoiled the character, talents, aHd opinions of Colonel Polk, and said South Carolina would give her most cordial and hearty support to him.
 Alr. Fillmore was then introduced, and ex- pressed, in all eloqnsnt speech, the deep giat- iiication which he felt, at the result of the proceedings of the Convention, and pledged Inc State of South Carolina, without hesiia- tation, for the nomination.
 After some remarks from Mr Roane, and others, whose names we could not ascertain, but whose remarks elicIted much applause. the President then announced the result as noticed above.
 On motion, the Convention adjourned to meet at four o'clock
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GnraffOm.

A LL persons are hereby ioreWarned and caution / "A cd ag6inst trailing for | note ol hand given bY to B. Clark, for the sum of ana hnBdred and fifty six dollars dated some line about Che last Of De- cember, 4. D. lSI3. have hover received any value, or consideration for said ete am datcrnined not to pay the same unless catnl ecd by law
 WILLIAM ROUSE nesha county. Ark.. MaH aa. lstI. as--3F :
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Yap,rEstE.

ERANDIsON D. ROYSTON, Esq, of Wash M ington. fiempstead county, Arkansas, is the duly authorized agent and attorney in fact of the undersigned, ln all cases connected with the estate of Saune T. Cafson deceased, except where he has been adversely employed; and all letters or powers of attorney heretofore executed by him to any other person or persons is hereby revoked. All payments of mohes made to said Royson for me, will be fully recognized by me. ROBERT HAMILTON,
 Ierecutof q SamHef P Carson. 2Iei MaN ISlL a1-fN
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LATER.
&EEAS WRIGHT.
OF NEW YORK.

has been unanimously chosen the candidate for the Vice Presidency.
 ALL DANGER IS PAST-THE UNION OF. THE PARTY IS SECURED, AND VICTORY CERTAIN.
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NOE,Ea.E.

4 IL persons indebted to the late firm of F. Y A BAKER < co. either by note or book acct, are requested to pay immediately.
 Notes and accounts not paid within reasonable time, will be put into the hands of an attorney for collection, GEO. BoGns is authorized to receive money, and give receipts notes md accounts due E.. I Baker Ss Co
 Little Alaek. Gel. H. fs4s 5-H
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HsAAG,gkSFsaFTKsye..

 who may wish anything in his line. From longe pefence in all the various branches oi the BLACK sMfgHfaG BUsfarss, he fattsrs himself that he will De able to give all who may favor him with their custom satisfaction
 Little Rock. May 9, 1874. s5-4w
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Steamboat E1yesinc,
TWIN. M AsTER,

 AA WILL leave the Ar G2-s--1ih4 41A,,a W kansas Iiier for Gin glzSzs.s-.zsss. sss..sss..ss cinnati and Louisville, be- tween tle first and seventh of July next. For frrighl or passage apply to Scott White & O., Van Buren, and Pitcher & Walters. Little Rock
 June l2th, l844
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Tailoring and Egreislg.

rENfIE subscriber having sifuated himself on Main A Street, opposite Df Habeunan's, dwelling house, will carry tue above business. He Bili color Woo lens, Silks. Grapes, Sattias. sse Noplease, pay
 VIM. k. HANEY LjAle Roet Bfag 29 ISL s7-sw
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.gEIAE EgEigt'ssK4alER.

bnER Steamer Evrline, a small loi of fashionable H Balzorins's Painted Maslins, cottonades Bes Ticking, and Checks. Also, Thread, Pins, Bonnet boards, Teas, and sperm Candles, Sc. Sxc, all 0 which will De sold low for cash by
 PRATT & BOGGS. Ist June, l84f. 3s-tf Mlrkham sireet
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fsss1E4s GREEN WOOD. AND F0RIP.1RULyN
 MFRl,II4NT

No ,. foaeher sfrcef. , doogs from Poydras,
 NEW ORLEANS. DARfiGULAR attention paid to the sale of Cot K ton, Tobacco, and other pfoducts--the colIec- ton and remittance of tIulds-~and the purchase and shipment of Merchandise generally. May 25tl ls4i 57-iy
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e.a4oa row4. December II, 1si3.

HsseT0R IoWN, Deeembsf Il, I3I3. io he tatigf ef te .9ftaasas BaHaer: eilt-l ou are hereby authorized to an nounce me as candidate for Governor of inc State of Arkansas, at the next October election, subject to the decision of the pco- pie al the ballot box.
 Respectfully,
 k. C. EYED
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FsggAIEvE, A. aEssasGs,

NNTiIsL keep on hand, at all times, general as w softlnent of Goods. which they are determined to sell very loa. They will bs constantly supplied with fresh goods which will be bought in the market t5r cash and as they viii sell entirely for cash they will be enabled tc sell for small profits
 LitiIe Is0ek. Gel. II, fS43 sly
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.sGEg yssOKEg

ST fee, on the shortest notice. at low rates aad in superior style
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PO,EATsaE,,S.

Ol bbls of Irish Potatoes. received and for sale 1O by II. N. ALDRiCH
 May 18th, lS4i 5s-
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From ae Baltimore Republican, .8fgus. banner to the wind, we freely now reveal,- Nrlnciples inscribed thereon-s WE'VE No- HING TO CONCEAL" UNION AND HARMONY. HE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE. |on, harmony and concession, have done
 Pfk, and we have the inexpressible grat-
 Pn ol proclaiming to our Democratic
 E, the nomination of
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We afe authorized Co announce Major HEltN DON HARAISON, us a candidate for reelection to the office of Clefk of the Circuit Court of Pulss- Ri county. January S0, 15lt. 2e.tf
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9s>We are authorized ta aaeeenea WILLIAM 5. BoHpEN, Us eandidatc for the office of Saefid oi pulasN couniy,-aI the efsuins October election.
 January 28. ts4 i9@
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htapttullIIN.
 R. C. BYRD.
BArFsvllnr. (AHR'sl Ieb. Q. IsU-
feHain your ebd'l sery.t
 3 LEWIS E TUL1.Y.

Gg We are authorized io announce lsAAc ]. flow sBp as eaHdid5tf for tue uilicao of sheriff, of Tn lasli county, ii the ensuing 0etber election.
 February z1 istl. 2l tf
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fT,- Dr. Boflaad will please announce the name of lIGGH ". AsHLY, candidate fer Sheriff of Ouehita couniy March v. lsfi-t
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New Portable HE0rse YgsEs.

Desfa county, Ark, May 25, istl. 3.z-:iB
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rstaries--Wm. F. Ritchie, of Va, |B' Mitchell, of N. Y., Geo. A. Vroom,
 y, Chas. A. Bradford, of Mi, Henry froll, of N. H., Wm.' D. Morgan, of organization being submitted to the lilon, 1t was unanimously adopted.-
 0nvention then adjourned until nine tomorrow morning.
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grj-N are authorised and requested to auuoauce Col. WILLIAM MITCHELL. as DEMOCRATIC candidate to represent RANDOLPH CouSrY ia the neXt session of tGe Legislature oi Arkansas.
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I7IFEHfV8 2 t7HHtHtt . IUIsUH. 2lst May, IsIl 37-W
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ALOPECY,
OR THE FALLING OFF OF THE
HfJR

IIIJL,s INFALLiBLE NoUENT or never DRYING
III Pommad been satisfactorily ,sted during the four
e,r, by thousands being transceudcnaly superior
iher- ox.i the pubcor smeiorating the hair The fol
loving predominant properties -removing Dsrdrn
eectnly the hair from telling out, causing light
dark hue, preventive gray na
makes H. ybie aud Inclined 10 curl potenr
sioy and luN1Taht nature plies all deficiency
lfnltur4l nunnent aud as mple PoMMADg ron
suTpasses all Cte estsnt Ia word il s the SINE
e.. Of good head Of hair The indubitable proof
feel interested good had OF hair Sold wholesale and
rta ny HILL the inmt4ble hair cutter No o.
earl street, adjoining the Pearl street House.
. - . NEw YoER, March 70, i8tt.
Ma. WILLIAM HUI -
ttRl iehe pea.ute in acknowledging the great benefit
have lived from the OF Iuf,lbe Oneueut the
Hair lrdeed value II 40 highly from my experience OF
us virtue that CONSIDER dity commend u 90 others
who may suffer have doIe ir the loss OF har About
two years ago my h,ir had b-ccne igt M tn from s
cOnnnal Billing on that had seriously Thought ol rsornf
~ The etpfient OF shaving which had onre hsloe
tut fofuuatsis diverted from this purs py nsaNo
whom had casu,iiy SPOKEN OF the stite 81 ny hs VINO
strongly urged PREPARATION winch was The INST
that this has been OF nc benefit
me- for had uot used quite boxes OF your Onguent be-
fore NV hair epurriv I'LL OIL ana began to R-cs
ng rsh vigorous arparsnce-with eoptnu
I'd nplirsons graduay became thicker and ulirr until
had better head of hair q ever had befcr- stll the
as toilette pommadr aud have hesits,ion
hst for preventing the hair from falling
ng il mo 81 simply toilette pommade, preparation
IS the very beat that have Eyer seq 49,, -
The above i, true copy Of the original. a. lm'0
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BROADWAY AGAINST THIl WORT.D :

I'H noied hoIoughiae admitted be the greatest
mart for the sale OF eertemens wearing apparel the
United States and the impression that has heretofore
the minds Of tnst purchasers Broadway obliged
20 paw exoDitint price for article If
euttsd from The noyn reput,tion the csrg established
~ EDWANO FOA, proprietor Of the City Cash Tailoring
Estabishmsnt. No 2o2 Broadway Here advantage to
merchants and Others visiting this city avail themselves Of
an ouiht IRON very extensive Of ready made co-
hing m from the best materials and the
called to visit this and ae style Of
twilled and fancy Cashmere Office Frocks designed
preaching season.
Also a.sortment rich Chene Velvet ard Brocsde Vest
ss sney vach Co,hs ana Cassmsrrs ny the late arrivals
eced expressly for the spiag fashions Garments superby
made TO order and f required at a few houn roc-
EDWARD FOX
City Cash Tailoring Establishment 200 Broadway below
Fulton ST. m83 zee
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NEW YORK. SUNDAY MORNING. APRIL o. 1884,
CANTON CHINA DINING SETTs

~. CItItNlt
DAYS COLLAMORE, 5g7 Broadway, nearly opposite
Noios informs his frienfs aud the public he has
be sold at very low prices " ~ ' "
Also, full Assortment of Crockey Ware of all kiods of
ed Glass OF all kinds-some new patterns
=, makes no humbrg ng rretersions to almost give
away crocksry but Pledges hmse sell the quality
sooes a. snesP not from u cheaper than
al IN "NA''''
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SCOTS BAZAAR.

ct'Ol Id BAZAAR,
Grs.nwieh SANDS SCOTT return, his most sincere
thanks to his friends and the public arxe for the libe
al support received opened the ADORE house and
BY the same strict attsntion merit thereof
toe well H. own to need comment
large assortment Of Nefeshmens be had at all hours
until Il at night, such
Beef Steakx, P0ach~i Eggs. Sard;nex
Mutton Chops Cold Ham, Buckwheat Cake,
Fired Kidneys. Cold Com'd Beef Coffee and Tea,
Han and Eggs, Pcked Tongues, WEIGH RaTrb, &c.
~ day from 10 three O'CLOCK.
Families supplied with the best Scotch and Irish Whsksv
NO house better supplied with English. lsh SCOTCH We,h
and city Papers, Always the possible BY the
Steamers. - - -
Good Rooms for Private Parties. Clubs. Meetings aud Re
12uks
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WILLIAM PETTET,
y X Il p Err Il ND TAIL OR,

10 FULIUN STNEET, NEW YORK.
prepared fnnish all who may favor hin. with their
ordes. For the cheapnpss durability Of his work. and
saving hrty he orr for ther consideration the fol-
Lowing LIST ~ pices-
s1veIir Dress Costs made to order ....".sio
Wool dyed bifcki, IRON. to l6
t1sBimcfe rants 4
FaDCv SestJ to3.1J
Sack Goats -. " Z, 80 To 500
Persons furnishing ci and trimming
IN the neatet manner the following prices
| Ia
Naval and Military Uniforms made ia this best style.
B-Ciohing made fr the southern and markets
Nth ncatness ard despatch
share OF the pubic patronage is solicited. ala msrc
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PARDoNEp-A letter, published in the Augusta
Chronicle of the 18th inst states that Gov. Craw-
ford pardoned Thurston, the great forger about fort
night ago. on account OF the rapid decline OF his health
He had been confined in the Penite ntary about seven
years He left Milledgeville the 10th inst in the
toby OF the agents of South CnIonn.
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New YORK LEGISLATURE The bill allowing an
peals from divisions of the canal Board the
Court debated in committee in the house yesterday
afternoon The Senate has rejected by vote OF II H.
the resolutions relating to the Court of Errors reported
by the committee OF Conferences .7dr. .4p,Il 49,
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SIcKNEss.-A correspondent of Ellicottsville,
Cattaraugus County says"Our little village severely
afflicted with sickness out a population of four hun
dred and forty, two hundred and nineteen now and
nave been sick, and many deaths My whole family, nine
in number, have been sick.n
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OREGON TERRIToRv.-Ano,her company of emi
grants to Oregon OF whom Gen. Gillian the chief
now encamped the south side OF the Missouri opp0st
Caples Landing. Our hardy pioneers will soon set,l
the Oregon question.-S Louis r., porter.
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SOUTH Down SHEEP Elijah Chesebro, of Gull.
derand has this spring twenty lanis fIoir ewes
nine OF the ewes having twins ana one tripl,ts Ali the
lambs are living and healthy, and OF very large size
albany Argus.
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INDIAN TRoUBLEs.-The Kickapoos have muir
dered some persons among the Choctaws
and party Of the latter have started in pursuit and
Indian fight is expected Our gov should prevent
these disturbances among the Indian tribes under their
protection
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS n CRIIMp

Observation-Disclosures r. CRUMP.
CHROMuMETER. WATCH, CLOCK MAKER AND
~ JEWELEE, formerly 8 l. Tobias for nearly ar year,
and recently with Marquabds Co Broadway upw OF
three ears hgs his friends aud public that he
has has kEM3vLD fro 2 Sia GRAND ST. to SO BLEECK
t to doors west of Broadway where he inends to prac
ce the absve business and from his long experience
and known abity TO meet with that share Of patronage
winch ms abilities eDttlr In thanks all past
.voTs he Sould emisd hi. friends that
scrlptn Oh wch.s, Rcpeates musical duplex
complicated ha be procured Aso VERY aud diamond
hand 49, '' ="
NJ Cash paid tor old gold and silver MI lmsm
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ACCIDENT Captain Thomas Punderson, Of the
schooner Broohaven from New York for this port
cdeDtally Tell overheard off Great Egg aibor and was
drowned.-Phiad. Gaz. .1pril 30.
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FRENCH CHINA.
Nc. 4 SOUTH WILLIAM STREET


DALEsMh, lmpIrer aid Agent for Nav refs has
Mays On hand large dinner and tes s.t,
10 pl1r wfite aad gill Fsnch Pcrtean we'll as elmer
Des- riates OF szss assorted Dish.s Soup Tureen.
Stands ~ ""
Also Tea and Chocolate Ware. Greek Freuch and Amer
can share " ~ -'
the articles warranted Of the best gu Atty ard TO bs
sold on literal terms, aud IN lots To suit
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FIRE BRICK.

THE SUBSCRIBER living IN Washington, South River
Mddlesex County, State OF New jersey acturing
superior article OF Fire Brick that my thing the
klnde'er ye offered to the public Which he will reduced
prices. GEO. W. REYNOLDS.
Washington South River, March IS, 1874.
n BApp'y 10 g. KaEeuse A gen Jersey City Iron Work.,
New Jersey vho will always have the above
article hand, at al tnieJ or 10 the subscriber,
u w. REYNnLDs, Manuf,cturr,
n28 lmsrc Washington, South R,vr