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PORT OF NEW YORK, FkBRUARY ..
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Cleared.

Cleared.
Ship st Nicolas Pe Havre Boyd Ilincken.-Bar1ue Ma
donna WISE Csdz RoLertson.Brig Arc helaus Crowc,
Port au Prince, Foster < Nickerson.
Arrived
scbr George Ilcck, Carey, 10 days from Newbem. NC.
with naval ktofes. TO 5. l. Mitchell.
naval stores, TO 3. l.. Mitchell.
Schr Charlotte 30 DAYS from Edcnton NC. with
val stores McAdam Co EIperenced heavy weather all
the and blown off from Sandy Hook times.
schr DR.. Franklin. futile (of New Haven't days from
Virginia. with oysters, TO maser.
Schr Baltimore, Woelam Is DAYS from Petersburg. ith
d. 10 j. Hunter Sailed in with schr Tuscaroa smack
for NYork.
Schr r. Williams. Tinkham, days from Stonuston with
potaoes &C. to master. Came the Hook Wednesday
morning.
RErvRsEe--Bhh schr Joseph How. bound to Jamaics.
81 lays al Quarantine.
sailed.
Ships Cambridge Barstow Liverpool; Sheffield Shsrry
Grotius Sears New Orleans; baIque mn Loua MsIsesk
Vera Cruz; brig l. Baldwin. Thompson. Savannah. Wind
North.
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Domestic ImpOrtatiOns.

NEw OnLEASs-Shp Louisa( Reported yesterday l-ii lids
sugar a bales cotton ,has T Lsverch-lt pkg, Srenway
teg ss lard 70 bb. PORK Eabeoct so7 hid. tobacco
wool Ge" Douglasl2! bb lard l2s bales cotton Pilot lie
cks Dbl beesw tics Timothy seed bbls lard do
bacco Goodhus co-SO bols hams DO .houl"es Kings
andi3 do pork Lee. Dser Nllerl53 do bbs hds
- bbs lee kegs lard Bru cot bhds tobacco Maitland
GEO bbis pork ITO hds hams a07 bales wool go bales cot
| fan1 suvar IN orJe
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Faces or Provisions
Philadelphia Cattle Market.

FEBRUARY l. l844
Beeyes-640 ohered-Market extremely dull Sales at
for inferior to fair qualities al &C. for prime cat
ea few prime sold for So Is per 100 lbs 100 head
driven on to the New York market and GU left over
Cows and Calves-i3O ofered-Sales dull-prices rang
ing from SIS SIS. springers, Ssa SIS. Dry Cows,
So So.
Hogs-sl5 In market-sales at 81 rs So per 100 lbs
80 lett over.
Sheep-ll30 ofered-Saes of inferior to fair Qualities
at 81 20 $2-prime at 50 90 So So
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Married,
On the LIST instant, by the Rev. Ezra Whitney ERAsrUs
HEpaE Esq, to Miss SARAH f. JAcons all Of this city
Ogo it while your young and gay,
Fulfill your sacred pledges
From LIES great farm drive care away,
And plant it well with Hedges.
On Friday the 2nd instant, by the Rev. William Starr
Mr. PArRcK RALEIGH. of Evansville, Ind, to Miss MARY
LOUISA KEAN, Of this city
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Foreign Markets.

HAvANA Jan. s-The Rice per Forest King and indie
pendence sold at "a rs and the Hopewe and Hayne has
Shields $50 from Savannah. The hopewell and Mary
Shields have been sold VI Haynes stored-no
offer for It, Between and 900 casks Of Rice which has
been in store about months away at 8! Coffee
is steady at as! Moasses in active enquiry, per
keg Lard l0a l0tc--stock 5000 kegs. No new Sugars
yet in market
Exchange on London, l0c do New York, par.
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Provision Market.

There has been no particular change in our Markets
since our last. We notice large quantities of Poultry.
which are mt moderate prices Some very fine Fowls OF
the large breed offered tony at is pair and some
tame Ducks at los. Veal Is rather moro plenty ut
cents the pound.
There Is not much Of variety in Fish very few
striped Bass to be had all Of the different kinds much
wanted.
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The movements of the Bank of Commerce for the past
three months have huctuated very much The loans and
discounts to merchants and directors and the
have increased while the loans to brokers' specie and
deposits have decreased Their report shows increase
in the discount to others than directors and brokers'
$9I5969 THIS amount has doubtless been loaned to
that class of merchants denominated Spectators The
activity in the cotton market for the past few weeks has
been caused principally by such additional loans. The
movements Of the Mechanics Banking Association for the
past quarter, show increase in all the business Of the
bank. Tho loans to brokers have been more than
doubled The amount appropriated to that business how
ever, is very small and is well secured
The Norwich and Worcester Railroad Company have
made their annual report the Legislature of Massachu
setts. The total cost Of the whole road is $al665o6
To amount Of receipts for ls43.. ....... .Si6s 1886
Expenditures. ................. 1877 ,455
Excess OF receipts over expenses ....... S2issi
The Company has not yet declared dividend but have
made several favorable arrangements in quidatng their
indebtedness Tho surplus receipts pledged for the
payment Of loan which will have to be paid before the
smallest dividend be made The affairs of the Com
pany in very fair condition. and its stock maintains
both in this and the Boston markets good and very steady
prices.
The annual report of the Commissioners Of the Canal
Fund the Legislature has just to hand presents
the following fsatures:-
Balance ofcash in hand, Sept. 30, 1872 49, $aI79,k69
Received during the year ending Sept &c. ls4a ao7i2al
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DOCTOR CORBlTT-Msy bs consulted comfortably at
- office. No Is Duane two doors from Chatham-
Srsng.n respectfully informed tat Dr. Corbu
oer o. me "S g. s,; o. @ & an1 rnI' ne "a
Of ceaa classes of dsees inow eleven
The annals IF Medicine do greater than
Sanst the NE of a. II ha s hous and OF vci;m
Rec. few days removed entirely from o
that jude ouy treated BY prison legally
qualified and BY pendsr and quachs there sevs
Of them ia the city Persons an cred With pfor secd and nve
pyiag TO Dr. Co'bt practice 81 has establish
ed thu Doctors rcpuat for ikll aud hi y Stne
the Doc'os profou. atteat medicine
be h to prevent csrain di any OF its forms.
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-. TON HALL Mlr. wish no,ice 10 his lris- d
and the public tte, his ,eeond daae! hi: vesf
!To door. i,or Ioadway Day. e toitoa MSsa.ys and
and ssturdavs Ne.t Monday evening Ire Pabe Assembly
will take place. be every Monday ening
during the Mr. Hv mans much admired Basd i'll
attend. and introduce and pleasing Of eoti
lions. II STE
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TO AMATEURS ON THE FLUTE.
MR. BARTON tpupl Of the !ate G. Ncholsou.l r.speet
AVA ully becs thai is his intention to give In
srucen the Flute Mr.. Barton proases teach
dig TO the method pursued by the celebrated master, Charles
Nicholson.
and particulars application may be made Syaer
mandatory. ii7 imerc
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New Orleans files of the 22d, that the steam ship
New York arrived there on the day previous,
bringing the following intelligence. Letters were
received from Vera Cruz, stating that the Mexican
troops were concentrating at that point, and that
orders had been given to the Mexican feet lying
at SACRIFICES, TO repair Galveston Island Intel
iigence had been forwarded to the Texian autho-
rites, at the seat Of Government, of their warllke
movements.
bill had been offered in the House of Representatives.
and rerredt the proper committee directing the Major
General Of Militia Of the republic. in Information
ton Of all the T.Ss .nS M o. srfn Sco the tn maize
public call for volunteers to repair to his standard at
point designated west of the Gnsdaloupe river for the
purpose Of an offensive against the Mexican settle
ments and towns along the Rio Grande. The following
are the specific objects laid down to be accomplished by
Frst-To procure a sufficient number of Mexican pri-
soners Of the highest rank and consideration to be ED
and final release Of our citizens prisoners in Mexico
Sccond-To transfer the horrors Of from soil
10 ts o. ,se by their towns breaking
the mountains.
ThirdTo support and pay our troops by coniscati
of property and forcing contributions
, The proposed law was received favorably throughout
bill proposing the annexation of Texas to the United
states had passed to lis second reading in the House
Representatives and been referred to the committee
graph "writing from the seat OF government states that
all the Representatives and all the Senators save one
ton.
bill to modify the present tariff of Texas had been re-
ported 10 the House Representatives. and will probably
be adopted.
minors Of Mexican invasion rife on the western
frontiers but i was not generally credited. 1t also
rumorcd that the Commissioners having failed in the OBJ
Ject oi their mission were returning home They were
reported at Sabinas on the 10th u The Mexicans, it liz
stated had terms to PROPOSE short of the abolition
negro slavery in Texas and return of that country to the
condition OF department OF Mexico
The towns and settlements along the Guadaloupe are
rapidly improving The planters returning TO the
West Upwards Of n hundred German emigrants had ar
rived at Galveston their way to settle the Colorado
in the vicinity of Mill Creek Four steamboats, had left
Galveston for Trinity with full cargoes, and large
her OF passengers They to be employed in collect
ing cotton along the banks. The steamboat Lady Byron
struck on snag and sunk, few miles below Richmond
the 7th inst.
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THEATRICAL NOTICE.


TJNHE CHATHAM IHkA IRE will opsn on or about the
goth Mach Al ar.ieaons oi ensasesnts srSst psid}
will receive imT ediae ateat0n II drctsd tn w s. Devena
Proprietor NJ. Scott Acting NansgerBox s32 Postohce
New YORK. The proprietor his Gill Be and At his
Office the heae between the hours Of 10 aud and
to ttead TO AL Duness relae the opening During he
the Theatre will be et.lv and
led By that .minea q. HElLGE, many ntious
tending to the comfort Of the patrons Of this ayoe establish
W. b. DEVk RNA,
j3l tire Prop ietor.
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Packets to Arrive.


Ship Masters and Agents.
% Coppodsfs konSsr silyErb Of orr New. Else! Ike.
Veases Spoken their Passage List Of their Cargo and
Sosrd them immediately on their arrival Agents and Cor.
fespondents at home abroad will also confer favor hy
obtain Nautical Iafoacp Of kind viii BE- thankfully
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MARITIME HERALD.
Packets to Sail.

Fou LIVERPOOL.
Geo. Washington, Feb. G
FOR PoRTsMoUTH.
Mediator, Chadwick, Feb. 3
Wellington, Chadwick, Fep. 10
FOR HAvRE
St. Nicolas, reii, FEB ,
Duchesse d'Orleans, Feb. 8
SulIy, Burrows, Feb. is
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oS .ss x aSD
h; sysnsSS pf;. oeo,k in the UaysI:sy MeSis,
et-he Anatomy ofthe Lung and the Psychology Of Re.p
For the remainder of the Course. So Single admission IS
cents 70 itsrrc
MEG ,vALE's Last monthly, Lecture At Vocal Hall
Se Ss' involving own
&5 FEwARD.-God Pencil Case Loaf. on the morning Of
o s iva st. I.%
in the head VII CHI the rsr initials engraved
sa Ihs %s will ;ss.s the
f. 3tsnc
TNFORMATION WANTkD-of MI. Hen y Dr1yton Ian
Sis veil % ssi; i n e
should this meet his eye he W. o WI f. T + sFsS
A YOTYG FRFNCHMAN. having 'aaen ms degree. il
= ,sae cf Ne children. eaaeat eash frslfh
fysry hiss isd'iisi for complete s,ucaoa Apply
p S. s1uBs EIt t; ~ .,s.,FS o.
es and shoema' en- at 80 Fulton street, BoadsaY
TJBACC3 OK sEGA1ss-A lot Of prime wrArEnx
higG some fine fsi & 81 ss:;s s :;.
PALMOS OPsHA HOUSE.
ruBLG are rspe,ay ni0m.s h,, in ODD to rem;
the ass Tsss
TO the whole the frat representation will take p until
formed Benis last gard Opera PURITANl.
Full pariculnsin The bil Of the cay. II 3trc
MONEY TO LEND.
A BRAHAM J. JACKSON, fawnbro.er. No. So R'ade
"A street. Broadway money large small
may h.. required Watches Jew,iIy Silver Ware Dry
Goods Wearing Apparel aud personal property Of de-
scr'pton j30 1mHrc
CIRCU LAR
THE UNOERSIGNED, who has been for many years
has opened Office at No u Nassau street New York, for
the of serving all Legat Notices. Declarations,
Subpnuas in Oh Fore, iosng personal Mort
cages Collecting Penis wing Distress Warrants and for
For bis fidelity punsuafy and devoted attention 20 bust
n, ne s under I,a,Snsd ssa ,Tbs Of
Late Uafer Sheriff the City aud County Of New ok
New York, Jan l. l8u.
III. po, p,. II I hEEEEpE r.: s. c;,v =,
VIM. Kent, Judge Vi the Fist Circuit.
" II A: Tsllmadie Fec rider Of the City Of New York
The ju.'ices Of the Superior Cont "
" he judges tfte Court Common Pleas
!" Levi. II saadford, assistant Vice Chancellor
william HAett Esq, Clerk Of the Supr Of New
Jesse Oakley. Esq Clerk Of Superior Cour If New York
James Conner, ESQ., Clerk Of the City County Of New
Andre. wsrne E:q Clerk Of the Cou,l OF Common Pis,
John Anthem, Esq,
Charles u, onor, Esq.
David Graham Esq
Salem butcher. Esq
Alexander Wa son, ESQ.
Graham Hoffman and Boswor,h E,q's.
X. NJ BlatcNord Esq.
Ard generally the oulthrousout the STATE o, New
York ri Iwiasm
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Passengers Arrived.
NEw ORLEANs-ship Louisa-Edwn w Oliver, NOrleans
and I2 in the Storage.
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STRANGERS BEWARE.

STRANGERS BEWARE.
IN this Of Quackery aud Humbug nportsnt
choose experienced fhys,cisn. DIR. EVANS. he's
removed his Old Gaens Head Dispensary No. 2es Pearl
of BerLman street, where he contipues his
extraordinary Of Mi delicate 5eases how
plicaed; he spprises the and that there
Dr. Evans ns old stand and that he hiss connection
consultatio strictly private.
Bob the number; mistakes often dangerous
2ss Pearlstreet.
" Mediciu and directions any part Of Tive uuiou
by stating the CASE and enclosing Ave dollars
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On EASY. FoRGET THEY ARE ON-DAY's Fint

Co EASY. FORGLT THEY ARE ON.-DAY'S Flint
- Premium SHEET X Over ooes. with his Elastic Soils,
besides the and durable overshoe
perfectly scapted the Boot aud Pants that the
70 forget that lie has rshoe at all 30 rne
~ other everhoe they that whoever examiner thrm will
al ~ give EN- peieence hey Will completely do away
thr
Warthouse, 25 Maiden lane, Brnsdway Those who
Day Over shcs should remember No. q.
lFE PREsEkVEtS AND JACKETs-Ths bs.t arti-
Gle ed the United Stses OIdrrs for the souh
and and North in the Leaest possible style By
tn. " aaatactu er. HORACE II. DAY, Is Maiden lane
I'm
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EXCHANGE HOTEL--BALT1MORE
ER t,TuS COLEMAN has this day taken HENRY r,
~ JACKSON into rarnsrshe. Ed IL fa,ure h. hcu will
The patronage the travelling public Influence Of
friends, n respectfully soiritei
Baltimore, \. bruary |, 1874. n lint
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MUSIC t--ATwILL's SALOON, No. 9oI Broad,v.v
was never better supplied with Music and Musical Insr
ments than at the present moment and he is constantly
receiving and daily publishing more II is well worth
the attention Of all lovers Of harmony and visit 70 the
Saloon would be well repaid by the pleasure to be de-
rived -ey looking over this extensive collection.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


PALmO,s n. Y. OPERA HOUSE.
CHAMB FRS STREET.
Adnsion ORE Dollar "a IA Of tn Hou,e Door, Cd en-
att Performance 70 Commerce a. hall past
sssft Is S
SATURDAY EVENING s.S. !, the p.rfo,u,,e. ~J,
oyrpr11pr eommsaee with the -
A.r which, Me-. Yo,i ii. u pusoS p..sl
Elvi,a .....'.'.' sIdNOKA BoR0nEsE
81 Si:S.sd 'iss yy i.,sssp
4; 5ss S5S:;,s: si. s;s 49,,
The Who'll. uads. the dascsisa Sf ssssr yALrELLNA
The 0':i {: I'''''
cHEsSI -: 2sS'se scl Sc s 's,s,;s sI
aud sss:s: r; f Sss;s ss::a' %S'
have bssa mad. vim Il: ksi'ro:a co.e:ay
@.d.;sy the eloss Of running = a. . "a
CHATHAM THEATRE AND CIRCUs.
CONDUCTED BY H. ROCKWELL 4 o. r.. STONE.
THIS EVENING. February 3. .rfsma1e:' to con.saes
s s.' vsa a %
THE pk III ssas 81 t EFs
mITCIIELL's OLYmPIC THrATnc.
THIS EVENING. F:AIuny 9Th. p.rform..e.s w,n
AGOOD NiGHT,s REST.
AB eoS'' HAssXn
THXON'S INDEPENDENT AmERICAR
CIRCUS.
BOWERY AMPHiTHEATRE.
Bones Is eents; PIT I2k cents.
BENEFI OF Mrs DOWNIE
THIS EVENING February 3-The performances will CON
Grand Military Cav,esae of Ten Homes.
great variety Of Equestrian As Fea Of Strength Songs
Dances, &c
spRIrE OF of f Fl Is!'G siry q rs SHOWER
THE VIRGINIA @SiGEssrRELs.
To conclude With
BILLY BUTTON.
AMERICAN MUSEUM.
AND Pc PETUAL FAIR.
Every Day and Evening This commeueirg Thu-sdaY
r Day y,prs admitted same evening free.
The most uni aei f.red Last three
days OF Mos AID Madame tHtC the celebnid Dan.
'ea hs Ky BAIT n grand dv'
Also last week Of the binos Saow Whits Negroes
Inc boys are he gea's OF the nsiug per
wh & ut with everv ohef feature and peeulisriy Of
,Like"Ee engaged. Dn. VALENTINE. H. O. sHER.
ELISE md GnEAT Wl'srLRN. VINO will ia,r du,s his
Comc nkee clue on Animal Magns tism, which has
ibe GIrsY QUkEN the mot surprisng Fortuae Teller
~ tne world may be pyssIy cons lied At ali tim regarding
every evening O'Clock. saturday After
Admssioo Is cenrsehdrsn upd.r q. Year,. half price,
W Is cents extra io' private CONSULTATIONS with the ,,psy
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AMERICAN mUsEUm.

MILITARY BALL
THE THIRD COMPANY NATIONAL GUARD BALL
will take p zee az .ammany Hail. Wednesday Even
ing, Feb, ], 1874.
Tickets g. be obtained Of John Carnes John street;
K y: DAILY, Broad IT., w. II Dominck 10 O eenwich
A. NJ shie 1856 Fulton Wsinxht 2s3 Sprng ST.; G.
Lownsbery, Az ZEAL st do tETsse
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s4tA Of the Republic, the city Of Assumpou for the
, purpose Of framing Constitution. ~. All
The present government coasists Of three Consu, who
mold their Offices until constitutien IL adopted.
Extract from letter dated Nov. 10, iSA3l
The Republic of Paraguay. from its central position
must always have much influence in the political move
ments of South America and the strong wish evnced by
the government to cultivate friendly feeling with the
government OF the United States will Ia hoped be
cprocatsd The large population Of that country will
create new market for many articles of American manu.
facture.
The Government of Paraguay being now consolidated
with its president and legislative body friendly under
standing with the United States Is much desired and will
be advantageous to the citizens of United States whose
trade may be with that country. The Government of
Paraguay are more anxious that their principal and
friendly relations should be with the of the
United States a. the treaties which exist between most
o. me south American Republics and Great Britain give
the IDEA thar they look to the latter their principal
port II was. therefore, that Her Britannia Msjestys en-
voy, Mr. Gordon was coldly received and that the Co
Of Paraguay ous cultiv the most
other nations
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MUSIC FOR PARTIES.

MUSIC FOR PARTIES.
MESSRS. g. WEISS u FIR. 0RAMBSs, Professor Of
Iva Music respectfully their patrons the ladies
and gentitm-n Of New Yok and il vicinity that her CoIl.
Musac for Private Parties, sosiees, &c.
Orders received and punctualy attended at % Delaney
jH lmsm
ITO GLEE SINGERS-Just published, the eth NO. Of the
QuaItet', Containing Giles by Spehr, Weber, &C. For
sle BY e. Hoyer No. Dol Roadway. aud r. Riley No .
N b. Al Extra number continuing a hvorits English
G!ee Will be shortly ssued for gatuous delivery evslar
subscribers $50 lmsnc
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Total Canal debt Goth Sept fs43.. 800 Al, 29l 10
The canal debt has been during the year as
Eollows:-
Nj per cent, Ter chap ia Of 1872. S2ss.7oo
AVS per ceat. PER chaps 40 and 2lO of
There has be,n pad on account OF the ca.
nal debt during the year, the of 204, 76s 81
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re snyyaEsS AN SSWys9ssfHiEns MERCHANTS; $.
a ha. correct know euse Of The Boot sh Lsa.het and
General Commissoo bnsipcs desus Of going south OF
fs n or for Sy IS Boston %
Office. will meet with attention m lwis ~ O. re
ITO PRIVATE FAMlLIEs.-Board wanted Ly Eeste
man. his wife and child N qn, TssI seasos sm',y re-
V. IL q. at this Office. l,o rfe
WEBBING AND VISITING CAROsr.Gng.veA and
Printed the 9T;, ;sys = 1c Ne S..Snsnp
'1 ao"sr Of PAX Row. low Lo,sies: Hotel
~ Please call and e,amlne specimens lR lmenc
WANTED. a STORE part ola Store h..rssn Bar
w ling sr and Old slip or the lower end Of Wall srst-
a, ii will Ises.ys mmedsIe attention. Y 1sc
M irsis.s vi'h Cat NJ H,od. No q Cherry snes: N
e S spec. Nsacsi Autonomy, Win sasGs pr.
vel all kinds of Nautical Lunar otser
.,ion. ssa n e & by Chr "o%ss by
man in Am.r,csS teach th. Invaluable Ar great
i've v,Iu ,be which rs fully capsule Of making
h extensive knowledge OF the sciences Oae or miles
"s sn.d 70 Il g n"y II e SO 'Ss. %
n ven' AMI rumb'r II Captains nd Mste.. Nsrc
z vLi,, ron AIVrs The p4cst ,hip ,,,riord, ja.t
u 'i cd has 90 bosrd quantity OF E.gh fot tc@s OF
ZERO. qasy, svi been ared ,xpres ior m. MAJ
% " sS " w % De " IN c ~ iSIs.s $xSsg%L
Iagsu POIATOEs-A ew hundred ham en- Of ' Y :rs-
aesse, carefully selected for fmiIy uss snd M soy n
ss, e suit purchasers ASyR f2s;SS
f,Msm III Fulton street
PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE fr famed and celebrated Pills. from Porugal srs
we perceive be obtaued in this country Bee advertise
meut on the last column, fourth page.
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
v~upsE ia, famed and celebrated Pills. from Portugal sre
we perceive 70 be obtsiucd in this country Bee advertise
msut on the last column, fourth page.
The Arkansas banner., 1844-11-20

MR. BANKHEAn AND THE liUPEte PRtNTf%G.-- We are authorized. by Mir Ban'.head to say tia h. both signed and approved of the Rsport made by AR Rusr, in relation 10 the Public Printing of the present session and that repes nations to the con trary from any source, wholly untrue, and made without authority from him. He vas ia favor, as oaa of the committee 10 ,9hom the subject had been referred by the House, of making report simply recommending the election of State Printer. for tis session, and that he receive the rate o! eonipensaion paid for the prntingo of last session the plan adopted by the Senate in reference 10 the same natter But on ascertainins that the Banner office vas wiling to do the printing al the prices paid for the printing of the last session and that up on tie whole, this bid lower than the bids made by the GAZETTE or Times and Advocate offices, and that t would amount in the end to the same thing that he desired, he consented to the report made by Mir. Rust, and now approves it.
 Some reports, having been circulated to the con trary we deem t due to Mir. Baakhead to make these remarks.
 To prevent all future interpretations, and 10 put tie matter at rest with all candid persons, VIC will publish next week, the contract between Eli Colby and the State for the printing of the last ses sion, by which the Banner office is to be governed for the printing of the present sessionthe bids of the Gazette and Times and Advocate offices for e printing of this session; and inc report of Mir. Rust.