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ENTANTED, at Scotti's office, No. 10 Exchange
w Place, dry goods, groceries, gold aud silver
watches, ewcry, and goods of every description, for
which will pay liberal prices. Cash and the very
highest prices given at all times for slaves for life or
for a term of years. Planters or traders from the
South would do well to give me a call r29
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CERTIFICATE or TIE EFFICACY OF
ELiliIRS' Celebrated Li.ECI: PILLS.

CERTIFICATE or TIE EFFICACY OF
SELLERS Celebrated LIVER PILLS.
LlN L X Z y NJ Z l. A n Z.
FEN0 HHE PUBLIC. Some time since was
z taken with severe pain in the night side, which
continued for some months, when was taken with
severe coughing and splitting OF blood which reduced
me much that had forever given up all nope of
recovery, | applied TO various physicians, but With
no effect the last one to whoa applied Informed me
that was in the last stag" of consumption, and be
yond the hope of recovery. Being persuaded to trya
box OF your valuable Liver Pills, d SO, aud as
sure you, before | had akca them all, my health was
perfectly restored. Had not taken them, solemny
believe that, ere this, should have been in eternity.
Yours, ALFRED FRAYZER.
NlillshurGh, Ohio July 10, 1911.
0C3- The above certificate shows that Constructive
diseases may have their beginning in diseased Liver
and that by setting the liver right the patients life is
often saved
w. X. ORRICK, only authorized Agent,
Druggist and ApOthccary
n25-lmt Corner Eutaw and Lexington sis. Bah
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LOOKING GLASS Plates.

LCOhlNN NLASS fla les.
HAVE IN STORE, large assortment O:
n German and French LOOKING GLASS PLATES
imported direct and constantly receiving per every ar
rival, which iiattCr myself can sell on as reasana-
bic any other establishment in the country.
Also, PORTRAIT FRAMES OF various patterns; WIZ
dow CORNlCES, RODS. RINGS, &C. Call aad exa-
nine before purchasing elsewhere
n22 T.. = FRY Err, No. | N. Cav street.
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BRITANNIA WARE.

BRITANNIA WARE.
II USF RECGsyEO, at the New FURNISH
~ ING WAREHOUSE, good assortment of BRI-
TANNIA WARE-consisting in part of
Tea and Coffee Sets
Sugar Bowls and Cream Cups
Pitchers aud Mugs
Table and Tea Spoons
Soup and Gravy Ladies'
Spttoons, various patterns
Lamps, Candi1sticks, Tumbcrs, &c. Sc
G. Il. WErMORE & co.
O30eo3w No. IN Howard street.
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NEW CARPETING.
BEDS! BEDSM BEDS!.!

BEDS. BEDSm BEDSm!
SUPERIOR FEATHER BEDS, To be had
- at the Great Feather Emporium and Bedding
Mart, (new No 81 SOUTH CALVERT STREET.
Also on hand and made to order, Hair, Husk, Moss,
Manila. ralm Leaf, Wool, Cotton aud Straw MAT
TRESSES and PALLIASSES, made in the best
and of the hest Ticking, at the loipst prices
uPHOLSTERlNG done in all its branches.
FEATH Frs, cured and uncurod, sold by the bag in
large or small quantities. Hotels, Boarding houses,
fhps and Steamboats,, supplied at wholesale prices.
Old Feather Beds and Curled hair Mattresses xenovat
ed al the shorestnolce. For good ARTICLES call at the
fav0rita Stand, two doors below the Mechanical En-
CINE House, South Calvert street.
n26tf WILLIAM p. SPENCER.
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HOOKING GLASS. PICTURE AND

7 T Il4ND
PORTRAIT FRAME MANDATORY.
YENIG 81 undersigned bGgS leave to inform his friends
u and the public generally, thai he has commenced
the above business at Slows Steam saw Min, in
UHLER'S ALLEY, between Charles aud Hanover
streets, south Of Lombard. Having stesm power, he
viii be able to fill all orders promptly, and at cheaper
rates, for cash, than any other establishment in the
city. Also, Toilet Boxes, Of all patterns and sizes
a23-d JAMES NJ. COKEFhIR
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ONE MORE CHANCE!

GREAT NOVELTY & ATTRACTION.
AHR. I<EEEIL. q. y. A., will have the honor
We of delivering a course of two popular Lectures
on Light and color, and two on ASTRONOMY, in the
Law BUILDINGS, on the Evenings of MONDAY, Dec
ID, TUESDAY, the Sd, WEDNESDAY, the 4th,
and THURSDAY, the th
The ASTRONOMICAL LECTURES will be il
Illustrated by the large PLANETAlTUf, shew-
ing at one view the whole of the PLANETS, both
SECONDARY and PRIMARY. Also, movable IN
SHIPMENTS for conveying to the mind, in n clear
manner, the cause of TIDES, ECllpSES, Sc, with
10000 magnificent objects of the Sidercl Heavens.
The Lectures ON POLARIZED LIGHT will be il
Illustrated hy the pOLARISCOPE, and a Colec-
lion OF CRYSTALS worth $4,000, including the To
paz, the Tourmane, the Diamond, and others, pro-
ducing splendid effects on Light and Color.
{(3- After each Lecture, THOMAS HENRY, Esq.
bit his Dorunh-j,0O0 square feet Of Painting.
PROGRAMME As FOLLOWS:
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MUFFS! MUFFS! MUFFS!N

MUFFS. MUFFS.! MUFFS.M
EUsT RECEIVED from New York, superb
pB lot of the most fashionable styles of MUFFS,
consisting of Natural and Lustred Lynx; Sable, Sy-
bcfi2n Squirrel, Gennett, Natural and Lustfed Co
ney, sc. SC. Together with few very fine Isabella
BEAR MUFFS, the most fashionable article now
worn. All of which will be sod al exceedingly low
prices. o. The Ladies are respectfully invited 10
call and examine my assortment.
G. J. HOPKINS,
n25 -2m' :. ", corner Market and Charles sts.
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SELLING OFF! SELLING OFtl
3 WILL, in order to close Off my Stock of WIN
n TER GOODS, sell OFF at reduced prices. This is
no humbug, Persons wishing TO buy will call and
examine ny STOCK. have on hand, large assert
ment Of
Superine West Of England, French and Domestic
CLOTHS, all colors and prices
Wool black and Fancy French and Domestic CASSi-
MERES, rich patterns and extra cheap
Velvet MeTinO and Cashmere NESTING
Super Black SILK VELVET
Bike blk. a I'd fancy cold VELNETS, for Bonnets
Bonnet SILKS; rich Bonnet SArlNS, OF all kinds,
closing eff
With large stock of French CASHMERES, Al
PACAS, Aouselnc de LANES, all wool-witl large
assortment Of fancy articles, cheaper than
!l5- IL you want to buy Bargains, call on
J. EDWARD BIRD, at the old stand,
nos No. III Baltimore ST., formerly No. 49,
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CIV MN ASHsJ Va
AND CALESTHENIC INSTITUTE,

and YOUTH cf both Scaes.
No. ", LlBE2fY-S ST, ID door from Baltimore.
2AEe. PERRY having received the most liberal
w encouragement of many Of our best citizens
who have realized the benefits of Gymnastc exercise
has been Induced to add TO his establishment a'com-
pate system of Caeshenics for both Mr., Perry
pledges himself to employ every means to make his
Institute worthy the attention OF Parents Guardians.
{G3. The Ladies Department will he under The i'm
mediate charge of Miss Kennedy of Boston, Ell
ceut teacher in the various branches OF Caesthtnic
exercises.
RECOMMENDATIONS:
We recommend all persons, both Ladies and Gen
tlenen, they value health, to engage in fhe above
excrcisGsDrs. Alexander, Smith, Bucker & Dunbar.
10 Ladies' hours from IL A. VI. till 4 z. NJ. Gen.
tlemcn's from Till 10 L. NJ. n27lm
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MARRIED.
| E D

ErTER BAGS Up AT THE EXCHANGE READING ROOMS.
For Valparaiso ports in the Pacific, and Canton
Ship Leland, soon.
For Havaua-Shp lIcGspont, soon.
For London -Barque Louisa, 18th inst.
For Savannah Mar, Jam. - Barque a. Oracle, de
|3pach.
1 For Kingston, Jam.--Brig Phoenix, few days
For Ponce, F. Brig Juliet, ION inst.
For Halifax, N. S.-Br. brig Fawn, few days.
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TABLE CUTLERY.

TABLE CUTLERY.
ED OGERS', PARKERS', MOENS' AND RUS
E0, SELLS TABLE CUTLERY. Just received
good assortment the above mentioned Cutlery con
ssting of
Fine Ivory balance Knives and Forks in sets OF 81 to
SO pieces, with French Forks.
Fine Ivory, Table and De. sert balance handle Knives
with Waterloo Bolstefs for Silver Forks.
Silver handle Table and Desser Knives for Silver Forks
Fine Self Tip Knives and Forks, in ses and dozens.
Fine Ebony Handle Knives and French Forks.
A good assortment OF Carving Knives and Forks
Cook and Bread Knives
Chdren's Knives and Forks.
Game Carvers; Beef Steers; Oyster Knives.
Butcher Knives; Meat Saws and Cleayers.
Champagne Openers; Nut Picks, with Ivory and COM
mon handles.
Razors, Scissors, SC, with variety of POCKET
CUTLERY. AT the Furnishing Warehouse,
n9-eo2m No. . N. HOWARD STREET.
PLATED s. GERMAN SILVER GOODS,
Ep EVOLVING CASTORS, containing 5,
M and bottles, very rich. 49,
CAKE BASKETS; Toast Racks: Dessert Knives
and Forks; Forks and Spoons, Table and Desert Fish
,Cand Butter Knives; Oyster Forks Mustard Suoons
&c. &c. at the NEW FURNISHING WAREHOUSE,
No. 9 North Howard street.
n9-eoam c f. wETMoRE & co.
EDLANISHE1D &; COlIEgON TIN WARE.
IL Just received from New York, a lot of spIeudid
PLANISHED WARE, consisting in part of
Coffee higgins and FILTERERS
Tea and Coffee URNS, with and without heaters
Imperial DISH COVERS, in sets
Steak Dishes; Soup Tureens; Plate Heaters
Tea and Coffee Pots; Cheese Toasters
SHAVING CUPS, with and without heaters &c.
With variety of common TIN WARE, for sale
low, at the NEW FURNISHING WAREHOUSE,
No. N. Howard street.
us,eoam C.E. wETMoRE co.
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10 ADMISSION 20 CENTS EACH LECTURE, or a
Transferable Ticket, admitting person 10 tht
Course, - CTs, may he had at the door OF the room
u Doors open at halEpast 6-LcGtarc to com
mcncc ut o'clock
{G3- Carriages may be in attendance at o'c'k. n30
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DtIssRA BILE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
A,unA Two new Dwelling Houses, on the south
ETTMYS side of Hollms street, nearly opposite the
lSabSM new Catholic Church, having each front of
sixteen feet, and lots of a suitable depth
Each house is two stories high with an attic and back
building, the one having eight and the other seven
rooms. Ground rent, on each, about thirty-eght dol
lars. Price 81 100 each. Tcrns--one-third cash,
third in six months, and the other in Twelve months
Also, one new store and Dwelling having a front of
sixteen feet the south side of Baltimore street, the
second house east of Cove street, two stories with
attic and back building. Ground rent about thirty
eight dollars. Terms-Onc half cash and the balance
in six months, WILLIAM WAKEFIELD,
Convcyanccr and Property Agent,
se4-tf n. e. corner st. Paul and Fayette-ss.
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w A n T S :.

atOOK WANTED. Wanted IA steady Colored
u Man As Cook-such person can obtain per
manent situation aud good wages, by applying at the
Clipper Office n29 81
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MARINE LiST-PORT OF BALTIMORE.
MONDAY, DECEMBER !, 1874.
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FROM THE lXcuANGE RnADING-RooM BOOKS.
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YHyHE. LONDON PERIODICALS for No
n vember, have arrived per Royal Steamer Column
bia, at w. n HaRRlSON'S
American and Foreign Periodical Emporium,
49N Gav-st, opposite Odd Fellows Hall.
London World of Fashion, Church of England Ma
game; Wesleyan Methodist Magazine; Evangelical
Magazine; Chambers Edinburg Journal; Penny Ma
gazine; Saturday Magazine, sc. SC.
N. B. Orders solicited for lS45-which must be fur
nished pror TO the 23d inst n27
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Il. NIEACIEANI.
BUSINESS CARDS, sc,

Entrance through die Store of Mr.. J. II Miller.
NB. Old Paintings handsomely cleaned aud ~
paired nlS-6ln
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ANOUNNRY KNIT HALF HOSE. An adj
V donal lot of 800 pairs of Country Knit Iia
HOSE, a prime article. Just received auG for sale by
BAYNE, LATHAM s. co.
nl2-tf No i Hanover street
a ADDE'S, As YOU GO a SHOPPING, just step
& 4 and take look III store No. . BALTIMORE
STREET, (neGr the hridge) 1t is considered one Of
the greatest places for bargains TO be found in this
city. Good Needles only Be- paper; Pins, DC paper;
Jet Buttons, &c. DOS Tape, Sc. doz.; Hooks and
Eyes, lie. box. In fact, every variety of Goods at
equally low prices. Wood and Brass Clocks almost
given away; Soaps, Brushes, Combs, JeNcly, Per
iumery, &c, very low, At wholesale or retail.
CT. NlCKERS, No, Baitimore.st.,
n30 Near the Bridge.
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OYSTER BlsOILERS. The subscriber has
~ just had flushed u supply of GRIDIRONS fol
bioiling Oysters. For sale low by
ALFRED H. REP, No. 335 Market street,
n6 2nd Tin Stare above Howard
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EUsT RTCCEIVED-A full supply of choice
~ new CHEESE Also. Pine Apple and old Cheese
For sale by MARCUS DENiSON,
no 81 Baltimore street.
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y Eruption of Mount We
Suvlus.
"a Interior of Saint Paul's
Cathedral.
25 Lake of Gcnncsarcth.
% Entrance to the Botani-
cal Ga dpnS, Versailles
81 Overlooking of the Nile
% Tai Mahcl. al Agra.
% Smugyler's Cave.
30 Fall of Babylon.
81 Ruins Of Palmyra.
80 Chuich of the Holy Sc
plllchrc.
30 Ruins Of lI0lyrood Alb
hey by Moonlight.
81 interior Ola CoMvCntin
Jerusalem,
81 Thames Tunnel.
36 Village OF Bethany and
Dead Sea.
! 81 Int. of an old Convent
at Brugcs.
Is Sa. ShrinCs at Dwarka.
80 Abbey Dermot, Ireland.
40 \ Motto.
STs EACH LECTURE, or a
lifting one person 10 thu
.nl at thp dpnr af tb. ronut
The Arkansas banner., 1844-12-25

The opinion of the Supreme Court of AL abama in our paper to day, settles an impor- tant principle in relation to the validity of the forms, without the legal sanctions of mar riage. The question presented by the rec ord was whether such conspiracy had been proved as was punishable by law. Several persons combined to accomplish a wicked purpose. They forged marriage license, showed 1t to the young lady and her par ents, as evidence of the good faith of the sHitof; and one of his associates falsely rep- resented himself to be justice of the peace, authorised to perform the rites of matrmo- ny,-whereupon consent was welded, and the usual ceremony was repeated by the pre- tended magistrate. Afterwards, the cheat was detected, and the parties to it were indicted for conspiracy. The only one found was tried and convicted in the circuit court of Butler. On points reserved as novel and diff iieult, the Supreme Court has delivered an opinion affirming the judgement below and indicating by the numerous authorities cited, that marriage, being a civil contract, Is valid where the persons united declare their inien- ton lo he husband and wife iu formal man ner, n tle presence oi witnesses. even though nc marriage license ttns been obtained. nor the usual ceremony administered hy an au- lhoFlsed person, This will open the eyes ol those who sometimes in leviv undergo a mock ceremony of marriage fu2caioosa .Naaiinr.
The Arkansas banner., 1844-12-25

\ kEfnAelIoN.-A mccliug of the Catho- trs ot Boston was held last week lop ghe nasfese ot repudiatug the sentiment eoaained e 3 flflsFulnas and twpTuifus ariiflU which appeared tn tho Boston Pilot, a Catholic paper. charging ihe AmrueaRs v.ih helns towards shd 'hs sans ul cowauls, aud which has been sz'stsl epai " some et tlta party faPegs aud sesseA T. lae injury o, lbe Catholic eanaaaz hftt. ths neessas publicly dsasslasHyEE tHHg7 al5tese. and called upna ihe esilgag ta Faigael
 tHs s9se.s' Ar. Neose, addressed tba meet. .ass aHases.slas lar tl,e article. ar at fhe zasilie ifHe pguu'.ed tu us9ke Paslte Feslass nan es. lz.s
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Nrw &laiionar,.

HIST received aua Ae sals al .-..f.ss .5 < Alleys saw. ipcsh supply x " 's asa sl8flas ai BHs Cap N heilFs fAP s', VI Fat. Measum aHl Drawing iB tf3ts. IaIH iiHhheE sea'iHs W,sls rsu ef s4ess dsrrlniien sg'sa Ai NassH ssa sssl Da,.g, E, iaksA F..Ifst#. kl.sk. led slal hlas ist
 Haz.s44ssg Taf.. saf iNnsAA " tssfl ks saHf at tt hutii Fsta a
 4fs-.F.4 sll- C .mat f aHt ts klaas Rsuafis NiklBs.a .ata @ 2 isIs l ssss. N.yswb.. ., l.s.
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NHE undersigned respectfully informs bsti f and the public, that he will open, on !, next, the large, well furnished and eonnj CGTY HOTEL. He will be able to furnish mas of the Legislature with excellent rooms 6aSi, ly fitted up-and the proximity of the Hd5s State House will make it very convenient for them to board The location of the Ho,eii the business part of the town, will render t q, ble boarding place for persons engaged in bsi He is prepared to accommodate families, anat lers also. His table will be constantly furnkhd the best and greatest variety the market will a and no pains will be spared to render all e51 ble and well pleased with his fare. Withhe suranees he hopes his old and his new fl as well as strangers, will patronize him.
 CHARLES L. JEFFRE gseHis rates will be very moderate. Jqst ed to the hard times. Little Rock, October 20, Is44-7
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Fresh DE'Eggs and Hged;e;n.

v I0T o0Ie WH01sSaze and Retal
 4.z9 7 NHE subscriber is constantlyp,.
 \ from New York genuine s,,o, ss,t @ of Drugs, Medicines, chemical } sa3 a'eyy, Points, Oils, Due. Stsa ' Also-Patent Medicines; among which S'' arahs Y lor's Balsam of Liverwort Jaynes' ss ey,s., 2. Indian panacea; Dalley's pain extractor. Ets E,., Hewes liniment; Lin's strengthening p,,lss i.s stocks yermifuge; Monatt's phenix bittsr %, v etatle life pills; Bartholomew expecorsa,. Js S medicines; 0ldridge's balm of Columbia fo,, K WeIsh's medicamentum. '' 4' All of which will be sold low for cash
 DR. R. L. DODGE
 Markham street, doors west oI ,..., Anthony H
The Arkansas banner., 1844-12-25

above mentioned, there was an apparent gam to the Bank of S18,000, all of which the agents accounted for in their settlement
 Col. Sevier retained of the funds coming into his hands, $l4,872, to which he con- sidered himself entitled, as stockholder III the Bank and for which he immediately exc cued his bond, with ample security, to the entire satisfaction of the Central Board and President
 For the better explanation of the subject we beg leave to submit an abstract from the records, showing full and detailed state- ment of the settlement made by the gentle men with the Bank,
 While we feel delicacy in assuming a duty, which more properly belongs to the Chairman of the committee, we could not, in justice to Col. Sevier, refrain from laying before this House the result of an investiga- ton which so triumphantly vindlcates his character and conduct from charges of a very grave nature, which were but too plainly in- sinuated in the resolution instituting this in- vestigation; but the fact that the charges are spread upon the journals of the House, and are now matters of history, which on some proper occasion can hereafter be used, ren- ders 1t the more necessary that the same per petuity should be given to their refutation.
 We attribute to the author of the resolu- ton, no motive of personal malice, or vim dctiveness, nor less pure one than a too earnest desire to promote the public good, and we positively disclaim wish on our part to cast any censure upon him, but would only remark that no charge against the char acter and honor of any individual, could have been more entirely unsupported by a single circumstance of justification, or could have more signally failed in it's object, than this has done
The Arkansas banner., 1844-12-25
w NOTICE.

' SHALL re-commeace the praelles 0l ]; | and will attend, with pfomptllasf z '. ;, to any business that may be entrusted ' in any portion of the State. ,ss My office, at present, is on ''e .s. sa, N south from the State House, and neat u s,,iI
 Little Rock, Oct 9, lSii.-iu ~ LUST received per steamboat holla~ E 90 bags Rio Coffee; r.,,,,.
 10 boxes superior Honey De" "
 2 bhls Molasses. ufE NeE.7. fStf-s
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EH @ T E L.
Eg. EAKgEgEyg0RE APCEaiGeCG and Unders,,..

AFFERS his services to the peonla si'hel sS 2 " as being qualified for the discharge aIa' opI1 in any of the five orders of archiectlrooO VI s as designs or execution of the work. s' Hs 'aa gIl drawings and estimates for either brick ls ~ sl buildings, at reasonable charges, such a, r1 iI the times. D '' Ra
 Letters addressed to R. LARRrmoRr se
 of the editor of the Arkansas Banner or Ton o ae Journal, post paid, will be punctuaIly asads tsae
 Little Rock. Oct. 9. lS44.-5-t N'''Huto
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aaEeASS SMEEpS. &c.

Clover, Timothy and Herds Gras' ''' Bale Cotton Batting. l " Candle Wick, inch square Bar Iron, 124 " do do do
 Ne' o anu 'Oi WM. WI
 le~ Nov. 20, 1S15.
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Nab1EGE.

sssvszz-sss.s C,oTroN PLANTkh.s'ssI' sI'
 O consiga their to''ss ss. N | of JouS C. fEAff ! 8s-----e leans. can De iunsQsa"'s, Rope. and Twine, ai New Orleans Iis.. usual charges for freight, Se.. hy aF4lsli,eAi
 Markham street is'e sans. ls. tslt-i~u
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REPORT

lhat la the investigation of that branch of the subject, made by Mr. Gibson's amend mant their first special duty. and upon which they were required 10 report prior to the election ol United States Senator. After a luIl, thorough, and impartial examination oi the records, papers, and officers ol the Bank, We find that the agents appointed by the Bank ,o dispose ol the StaIe bonds Tor lIs benefit were Mcssrs |. fl. sevief and r. r, Nillsmson;- ,hattiev sold live hundred If the Saic Bonds of fine denomination et one lhoasu.l lolars, to the lion. I.ssJ Nassl- hafS, Secretary ui the taite3 states fFsasH- ff, ies which they received a ereda uf tise hundred thousand dollars n lbe North Amef- iesa Trust and Banking Company ol New ogs s.-that they ronvyliel ghis efeslil H. lhe \. \. Trust and Banking Company sasa AsaAesy, Nsssss.ppl, l.aassaHs aiiA Af- saa-ss leads, together whh ~a8.ia1 rasd tu \. Il. Dawes al Cincinaan and l.aalsulle. < shown hV hls ilteipi ,--shai ghe asaas. iinaa Haleg wairh ,hFy aeted. which ser. feas V ihe commslae fiIlY jasah | tbesa la 5Hs aisHestiiun heX na4e aE ihs aIlz5a4. fuhzls, and ia illsif sghseqnsBf eeaRfsslzs1 1Ils ls' she klad fal4 oa llrif settlement wish the uak.
 t alay ae Fg4ss .a sase iissi n inc sx. faaass ot lhr original funds mle lhe kssa
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GIfY Ea0fes ahnened,

Little Rock June, 24, lS44. 4l-tf
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-09-25
BLACK COCKADEISM.

We are rejolced at every specimen of candor
exhibited by the Locofoco leaders. Inasmuch as
many of them are Blue Light Federalists Of the
anti-Wa ar, Hartford Convention school-such as
Ruel Williams, Samuel Cushman, Henry Hub
bard, Garret d. Wall, John II. Prentiss, James
Buchanan, dc, and as all Of them advocate Br-
fish interests instead of American, it is no more
than right that they should openly mount the
Black Cockade, as it appears the Locofocos of
Baton Rouge, Louisiana, in public meeting, have
resolved to do, by wearing Grape, arranged in the
shape of Cockade, on their breasts, until the
scoundrel Thomas W. Do = is liberated from the
penitentiary in Rhode Island, to which place he
was sentenced after having been found guilty of
treason and attempting to take the lives of peace
III. citizens, by twelve upright iurymen of his
country.