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New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31

.fg6 sAcsER e. ,s MUsEc s2sETEsRASD s s
! instant
MRS SEGUIN MIR. SHRIVALL. Mr. SEGUIN.
with large and ecien; Orchestra. and the whole strength
the $ VI Society. comprising 'se, 100 reforming members.
Cnriobe; Concerto. b. Mr.. VT Gf"enrel S,r :, ,...
Director --.-...-N NJ I L liil
'Sli''''.,' PART /. .'''-'''' ""' 'N'f''
The Song Of the Bell dlefpse cania'a. By andrea. Rom
fa"s''' feSs'a ffeS1aeo Si7 H.. Esfig, SS3g?
| ne ''A'''f '.-'...-PiRT,I PART, II '''' s's'iia'
Ghorl' sn enn';oi'eo happy Soiyna Il. sb., sIe1,T
iaa-.t.oa the sia51, iiaisi-'.f .fioree. -
oustci:6 :ye me la..cVe.,rs NJ '''su''''''
Grand aIia aGi Chorus-trom the S;alat
;iutef- ntsma;G,'-Mr Segun
paei-on Nose n Esyp; Paaf ''''''''
Splesnf'-l.r Shriyall snd Nj Sssuin - Ros.in.
Solo Jl1Iuaet-'Ir. Gfosayelt HTrnsn
Grand asa hii i'Sq n tie the RS9ei FsBe5 s Olives veo
rertpTa',9ccs TO commence II It o'clock pres!se;
rOn Mies us Broadway The Music S,Sic and a the
door. m30 y
ArIBLO'S -GARDEN-GRAND HoRTICULTURAI.
iay Vii bo s Annna Sn5,5 9na Flo
Flowers Fruits and Vegetables NJ Nibus Saloon Wednes
lay June 5,h 1t will open ut O'Clock, P NJ and
A.it IS intended to make this the finest tpay Of the season.
a and arenors arc requested To contrbne psrts
meats viii b. IN Attendance eariv on the morning Wenes.
ay articles for exhibition, and contributors VIII sN
the COMMITTEE by c!yea. tc,f articles early possible,
when they wl receive their tickets of aumrSSon
Members ut the SJrety VIII receive he 'cse's also on
Wednesday, morning. ENhibi,ors aud Men-ers tickets ad-
~ Ruof who In. charge OF ;he Couse-yaiore> at N5los
Garden VIII be m attendance and render every assistance to
contributor, aad naaa-et> n3l '.
GRAND PROllfN hDE CONCEPT D'ETE.-At ,he
ene:i request OF afse number Of hides an sentemen,
OF these concerts - fashionable amt popular m fa'
VIII bc gwen duns the present summer At the Metropolitan
su-iun IN
Vocal naG Instrumental performers OF the nrst respertabty
will he engaged, ana every eNsiun w lc 'Gdc the
lions for the season. - single cSes - cent. yearly sub
brrs 10 the ietfopoAtan IS ,he season y cents single
N Mi .aIp;i" su A'' - ''''' SMELLING TlspALE
a nlERICAN MUSEUM ERIAL GARDEN,AND PER
Corner Broadway r 9?4 q A9"IS;s;;l hHFSfM Manager
EVERY Oar AND EvESISo TINS WvEE coNMEScISG Mon
GRAND rrkfphHANCEs
each a(ernoon \, I1 pa.t past ). and each evening At :
,,r. and Ms KANDiLi Who together measure not les,
han FOURTEEN FrEr-mnSiu- them the r,LgSr ever
II, rom , tll 81, and from tlll 10.
The Manager Dg2ny f. aaloe,cs with the
LITTLE Miss Of ONLY SlX YEARS!
soSG$. DtET1Tss. Tki@S @Ss2&T.AErrrrEs. 4. SC.
' cove :9HLIiif XAfKHF .EfG@FTlgEi 5E1TIGE on
and ais" h'' '"''Iq SEX. OF g k,: ik>9cG"%Hyf NIfI,s
the nlu bonn wi'tou! arms, wi! also appear o. Ile
Astonishing feats wi,h his Toes. which must be seen 10
'' la PETITE CERTro. the Danseuse
The Gypsy QUEEN the fortune teller. may and
. Admission To the whole D centscuircn under 10 yeas
~ Z: for consulting with the Gypsy Queen gr
vatsly me-
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r. To TenIrrn!.ce tr.aIit:s.-ihr lrrnls q
r,crace urc reminded that health. Gue' and comfort
inad usual. ai % BARCLAY St Tins establishment lvlns
visiting cy N'Hy. "hu wuHid Ike the
,lerirty ot well chosen vegetable respectfully in
vliah O rnl. lIl9 I'm Rl SN Ell. i.NiS.s
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a. SANDS EIILA-D,,eiscS affecting the HOOD
GUd Il is generally very numerous and comparatively hCi
ue understood. The blood fund aud enters
eye:y u:-.n through the circulation aiuTuc ruu-Nmci Ia
every and the 81 each secretion When, there
tore nprc Curuet Ia the :eiuuteS nhres OF the
uisn;ti frame causing cStcGvn 1i 'h Aiit
rcs turning ihei bore another, white swelling ~
disease ri the lut a-r, cruid swelling oi the :iGls 30
-iui pnrts the body rheumasm attended with pnpin
;inn EQUITY affections, nsJ from the same cause
md other raladic, which aurrics the Nctn
10 his crave SANDS SAESIARi "a, vegetable ineli-
cine which esut uyen U' labor and cictifh re-
.crc M fineins :" L present aie al PFecon VIII nf
rest ard tne, administered perfectly cure these disei'
,y the vital I.S. cseueatng the conSut"i cls.
peng discussed action. tone 10 the general euer- I
he system and enbins the bloc" 10 course or freely anh
rinriDg with IL health and renewed By IL use the pal
,l cncch Mi lose pnlele aud the suukcn regain rs
bnsHtl, the SKIN vii Is natural functions uud the
IIni> Their accustomed elasticity.
~ For certificates and numerous Testimonials see PAIN
pfict> aud various papers.
Pnnphle,s with fall particulars certificates &c. can he had
gratis OF the Pfnpfici0rs and Their Agents
Irei,aed aud sold whnCsai. ilnd retail by 4. :. 4 H.
SANDS wholesale Druggists. - Fulton ST., New York
sold ao al 21 Brnadway East Broadway, and by druggists
generally throughout the United States.
LOOK TO youR P,STRiEs ASn BEp- RooMs.0,iiaye you
Reaches az Bed Rugs house ! \ sure Kennedy iOt
thcc oxIos yerinn mas be bad tat u Courtlandt 81.
PRESERVE AM BE.UTirY IouR iiAIR-Ihe Balm oi Co
unb4 which has met opposition iruHi ncS nosruii
and articles than thing ec only sold Gen,
me nj u urund and the Only inc 10 be relied 81
hair where has ien out and keep OIL tie
dandrItt,
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CORONER,S nEEiCE.

DROWNED BY AcclDESr.-The Coroner held an
, today nj the house of Alfred Martin. No 2SS We,
~ treei on the body of hs aged years, who wle
b. evening on the wharf foot 18Th street North
sr s into the dock and was drowned. Verdict death by
,stsiea:al drowning.
DEowxEp IL CisTERS.-Also AT No 20 Beck
s,e the body OF Edward W. of y. Snyrc
III wears who yesterday afternoon fell INTO the clstern
sss'nhef's yard and drowned.
n,rp SUpDENLY.-Also al No li9 Christopher
.s, ON the hody of William Cornell. aged 81 a native Of
ir Island who died very suddenly yesterday afternoon Ne
sc dsalh from upopcxy.
DEATH OF \ CHILD gY A FALL.-Sarah the child
s Am Collins go Pearl 81 aged year and months. born
y E5gand about O'Clock TINS noJng Tell through the
bsnnsiers the from the "a 10 the l floor. producing
.aneu,lon OF BRAN aud death III J. hUuf afterwards
DeowYED-About noon 10 day, James Groomer,
asa, yenrs son of INN Groomer OF No. S Attorney street,
Ebs snt house of Norfolk and Delaney streets, tell
mn the cislen and was drowned.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31

~ Summer Iiafs.-Pearl ard Drab Cashmere md
other Hats suitable io the coming season. ready for IN
er;i,n nj ORLANDO FISH'S
m25t l2i Bfpadpay.
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City lNTELLl G f N c r.
THURSDAY.
S1rrprNiE corRT
CIRCUIT COURT. Before Judge htSr

,,.,.r,ay was occupied with deferred No be-
-. ,isacef Eden estate
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t. Gentlcmeil's summer Hats.-AMDON
corner Wal! and Nnssa,-s;rees, prepared furnish hi,
New Style Of Summer Hai:, which very sh, and of
beautiful is and finish. my2i lmiS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31

rr McNArR's hcoU sTIc on CURE PcR DEAFNESS
VIy VAIL persons continue suffer wIer remc!yl hand
d. McNairs Acoustic OH wi furnish speedy relief 20 all whe
nre afflicted with percdcn deafness buzznr noses ana ire
jueut pnis in the ear There b. m,S,ake to the
ffcct OF the OIL any by cnng at q t"uaDdt stree
pud examining the aud letters oi recommendation
rom those who used the ucc and been cured y IT, We
nave no hesitation saying that they w he prevailed, on II
i've the article Il thorough u1i nj least.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31
POLICE OFFICE.

t,scyyIEs.-William liafey was caught and
r,el for stealing cap and ciava, worth 81 p
,oai Joseph Weeks, No l0l Broad street
nsppis Kerrins, a stout boy was arrested and I'M
.,J for ,,ean: II 30, and ulso other sums from the
s.1 i-awer OF John D. Monross No. a Bayard stfeet
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Disasters. sc.

1he Encaet ship Virginia, from lvcrpoo for New oih'
ie m coniac, 'ck 'he 2.i Mny n lat 81 = ion
- 81 when the .inn somewhat durged nnd TIE c-
want vf,rs.c kc captpn otfc lcvant nhou, a!an-
nnins .e->he beng perfect ,yreck-ad taking passage III
tIt. In Now Nufn
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Ty- piaros-Those IN want "t f',t ra;a riaHc Forte
vii o well all upon the subscriber '';a has on inuf iuT
o as -r instruments - can ia purchased IL tie cy. and
yarv moderate prices VIII b" wHrf!nte "T year.
or the money refunded. +. COTTON, l5 FutoE->;. Ei50 =
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Sailed.
2 s!.ips. / bark-wind ESE.

Spoken, sc.
May 2i at 80 %, Ion IS 10, bs Exchange I'm PoIioad ior
ssI IS Ia, 81 a. Ion 50 A. Jns eonora, hence iaF S Do
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PIvsrhis distressing complain, nny be cured by the use
Of ny duiueut mn article which has failed 10 give
feei IN the ,yor casts Thus article warrant To be nd
Il; q Courtlandst.
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BLOOMFIELD lNSTITUTE.-DAVlp A. FRAME,
- \. NJ. PuncIpal-A Boarding school Tor boys; II mile,
FERNS moderate Circulars at the Book Stores Of ~ w.
Ddd, Brick Gh. Chnpel Leayltt. IDw & Co ll. saxton
m7 Inns.
sNl. SAYRf; has removed the North West corner of
iIroa,vay nnh Spring from IA Hudson im,s
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lSs- Papcr iiangiugs. Border and Fire
BOARD PRiNTS.-J. II. & j. NJ fRA1-r, No. y South
William aud Il Stone street. have hand extensive
sortmcnt Paper Ianglng>. Enre and FIRE Board rns
winch they uief 10 Country Merchants nnd others the
tl,tr- ~ afnr nlh9n 2r1.c
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T>s- uara,yare, cutlery. &c.-LE,vIs EEEE

DICT K co respectfully inform their friend, and the public
generally ;.ey thu. city. have taken
the Store 81 Peaf.'reo loppolc TIE Pear,ireet inu.e
wfere they arc opening large aad weeiece aort.
nent oi GooI, ho, Foreign and Domestic winch they
San en- ihe hilsniIon o thoe WISHING purchase npO II
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31

Tmr AtAuAsTER WHITE. gwen To the checks "i ade' 10y
the ,e Of the Spanish Ids Nhe. rcH.y beuuul-t Is sold
g,',,,',t prnnLlru n3l .cnd
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FROM CUBA.-Capt. Leach, of the ship Flo
renee, arrived Yesterday from Maianzas, whence he
sailed on the 2lst inst. informs Us that number OF
whites and negroes arrested the 10Th for al
legged completely in the meditated insurrecon.
ACourt was sitting in Matanzas for the trial OF
the prisoners, and as fast as any othe negroes were
condemned they were taken TO the estates OF their
masters and shot.
When the trials of the slaves are ended, the turn
of the free blacks is 70 come, almost every one i'll
the place having been arrested The prisons and
the Tort were full
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posr OYfics. Now Yo-k. liay .

Gcs- En@ii.i, ,iai!.-Let'eI En-; 'ar Eoga, Man
psi Ctfc.. IN tn, - on Friday the 3i,t instant - mn
u:c, pns O'clock r. 81 The overland postage .! Is. cents
on each single letter. mus: be- pa. w - -
H51 JOHN IllKihLh GRAHAM, + NJ
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C.t-rio:-Tbe genuine .Varicqi Pam EItrdct0r-tie
.ent lrnhn. Siye be Ind n q C0uandt street
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31

~ FINE EWATCHES-BENEDIC K HAMMOND.
EIA ~ HMefchanr Eschangc. corner OF vs. all and William,
2 streets, entrce 'Irst door Wlaml have received
S.[a IN addition 10 ne previous stock assortment Of
Wntces not e0ual city-cnnsstng ChfuDonefer.
Duplex uu Lever Watches bth for ladies' and yentepen;
Merchants from the South well the city trade. VIII md
when quality is compared prres low,
A general assortment o Jevceiry Ofihe best quality.
Sterling silver wufe manufacturers prices -
..rhs OF Satche, Ispairs! lAl TO the orgluh hSanei
Clocks regulated ny int ra'e workman apE eu
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31

FROM N,ssAU.-By the Br brig Cora. arrived
a, Charleston on Saturday last with Buhama ad-
vices TO the 18th instant, inclusive.
The inhabitants of the outer islands were in great
distress for the want OF corn and -four and agent
has been despatched by the Government, who had
distributed these necessary articles very literally
among them. The agent in n letter remarks: .
,m positively assured by gentlemen, that this sup
riy Of provisions would keep alive many persons
who must have died of want during lie ensuing
week."
Great distress prevails throughout the island for
he wan, o! RAM there had been but one shower for
several months, and fears were entertained tor the
toung crops.
The Roga{ Ga-etle of the 4,h contains the Pro-
caua,ion ol the President ofihc Republic OF tlayu,
c. HERARd, Sen. from which extrac; the four
following articles ior The information of persons trad
ing 10 those islands
Art ]. The ports OF the eastern part closed aud tins
closure Is declared To be blockade.
"A 2 The line of closure commences from the Au>s> a
Pie. taking the bay oi Neye aud the ports between lhs
phce ard Cape Samuna, eRveupuc Santo Dumn.7 und Is
uehhoIhood and from there to the northeast and ends
AT Iapon Of Mount Christ
oeyey Those who violate thS uTder, have violated
Tie law und the territory OF liayt consequently tey
S have 10 abide the consequence Hnd the Vengeance o thc
nauOu.
"Ar Merchant vessels who enter these ports after the
the Captain md Will be judged and condemned accord
Hg to the rieot ui the present luw.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31

~ Gen.!emcn's S,in.incr Ea;s.-Bri's styles
oi Summer Hats comprising the atos; patterns exceedingly
,ghi and beautiful. ready. BIRD.
ms 3ys' Cor. Pine and Nassau
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MINIATURE. GNlLERY

No. 2iI Broadway. y. y.
( ihENESSES BN THE IMPROVED DAGU UERREO-
~ TYPE. npd of the d-lcrre execution.
may bc obtained Ht the above Rooms during the day.
THIS GALLERY cOutIns. rs uume imports, several
hundrcd perfect likcnesses uf EMINENT AMERICAN
STATESMEN and other distinguished characters, and is
,nn,tlnily receiving additions.
CHEMICAL PL ATES: CASES, INSTRUMENTS, and
other APPARATli : and MATER iAlS connected with tho
AT constantly hand and Tor sale The nbu.e articles are
selected with grent care. and warranted N all respects.
Orders promptly attended TO:
m,25 lyis ANTHONY. EDWARDS * GO.
!SyINDOW SHADES WINDOW SHADES! whole.
w sale RETAIL nt WIN. BERRIAN'S. !3l Chahan,-
Just received 600 pnir. which, together with his former
tck will make the nges and best assortment the City.
which ~ be sold ~ Per cent lower thnn 3er stores charge
,ry Merchants supplied with good washable Window shades
NJ prices vnying from 81 Os2l y. g. There othor
goods but window hnes and hangngs sold ut 3 Chatham
,ffpp mt3 lw ~
N1ANI IFACrURERS DEPOT FOR STRAW GOODS
ln-IiATS. CAPS &C.-Removed 10 lG2 fear street,
The stock well worthy the attention OF purchasers the
goods of the latest and the subscriber guarantees that
both goods md prices shn give entire satisfaction shrewL
and discriminating buyers. GEO BRIDGE. m2 lmiss
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Look To youR PaSTREs ASp BEp RooMs..iiaye you
Reaches az Bed Rugs yuur horse \ Remedy or
IT, nNinis yerinn may be hnd al q Coutlandt 81.
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~ The brig Thomas II. Benton, Capt. Roberts,
auved here yesterday morning. lastirom ST. Johns,
Central America Capt. r. states that when ap-
preaching that place the 29ih April, he was in
tercep,ed by II. B NJ. schooner Hornet, Lieut.. Mil
Ter commanding, and prevented from entering the
port He adds that tins prohibition had existed for
some three months previously, hut could not under
stand the reason OF ii. The British vessels are
regularly relieved on this duty every month
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31

81 NAll ABLE COUNTRY SEAT AND gTT
'.;S7 ARiir. ~ Flushing, l9gS lslagd.-WIl 5eSTeS
e I .c.-eS at ire Merchants Exchange ANTHONY }.
Hitt MEX x e.. Aucll0neer> By order of the ESecu-
'o gi Kot'rt ater deceased. The Farm fau> Flush
fg l. ae cccun al by r. Carter deceased and formerly
~ Sepn >S"twel ESQ. known the LINDEN HILL FARM
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10
NoTE-1'hc crops parcels Nos nnd have been put 10
Terms of slcl0 per =" the purchase money To be raid
IN. ny sale ~ the delivery o the Geeds
blhnce beng 20 per cent? remain bond and
mortgage ut d pc. cent. IA MI TIL Jus is
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WEDNEsDAY MORNING, MARCH, so. Is44.

and section sixteen, in townships four five, six SC. ven, eight nine, ten, eleven, twelve, and thirtcen, Of range one. cast.
 Section sixteen, in townships two three four, five, seren eight nine, ten, eleven, twelve, and thirteen, of range two, cast.
 Section sixteen, in townships one. two, three, four thirteen, fourteen, and fifteen, of range three east. c.iou six ia townships two. fhree, four. five six sev,n, eight nine. eleven, thirteen four teen and fifteen, Of range tour, east. siXte en, in towlhips oaa, two three, four, five, six, ssYen, eight, nine, fourteen, and itaen, of range five east
 Section sixtaen in township two. east half offs c. ton sixteen. in township three and section sx, ea, in townships our five, eight, nine, and eleven of ran se six. east.
 South half section sixteen, in township three, and section sixteen, in townships four, five, six, seven, eight, nins, ten, and elaven of range ssven cast. Seeion sixteen. in townships two three, four, fvn six, svn, eight, nina ten, and eeyen Of range eight east.
 Sec ion sixteen. ia townships two, thrae, four, i've six, seven, eight, nine, and tn, of range ns east
 Section sixteen, in townships two, five, six, and seven, of rance ten, east.
 Hea of he Caactdsa,v Meridiaa. Section sixteen, in townships four six. seven. eight nine, ton, eleven, twelve, and thirteen, oi range one, west
  nine, ten, and clevan, of range two, west. Ssetion sixteen. iiftownships seven, eight nine, ten and eleven, of range three west.
 Sec ion sixteen, in townships two, north half sec ton sixteen in township six, and ction sixteen in townships eight and nine, Of range four, west. East half section sixteen, in townships two, sec ton sixteen, in townships five and seven, and eas half section sixteen, in township nina, of range five west.
 Section sixteen, in townships three four five. ant uine, of rang, six, west.
 Section sixteen, in townships four and eight o range seven, west.
 East half section sixteen in township two, ant north hal cton sixteen, in township eight of rang eight, W est.
 Secaion sixteen, in townships one and five, o rlnge nina, west.
 Wea Qf Huntsville. in .fl,5tnq. Section sixteen, in townships four, five, six, ant sev n, of range t ir'een, west.
 S etion sixteen. ia towns ips two, three, five, six seven, ei sht, and nins of ran se tolre en, west. Sec'ion siXte n, in owns ps three, five, six, SC ven. eight. nine, and ten, of range fifteen west. The lands select d as reservations, under the pro visions Of the said tr aties, 10 be exeluda d iron the sale, which is to continue opsn for two weeks and no onFar.
 The lands will be odarad in quarter sections ant fractional quarter sections, where such exist Given under my hand at the City of " ashington 1 this tw entieth day ol January, Anno Domini on, thousand eight hundred and orty-iour. By the President:
 Tho. II. BLAKE,
 Commissioner ofhe General Land OGee February 20th, l34i.--23-l2w
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Look Out for the Eauna.yays.

D ANAWAY r from lhe planEatlon ioflnsrly long EN inr to John ss. puilsn, of Arkansas county, T NO NEGROES, ons a maa about 30 years of ag, about five feet tn inches high, olerable likely, and solt built will weigh about l53 pounds, rather Ii ,ht co nplscted for f- -blooded negro; the other boy about D years of age bright ngattoe, badly grown, will weigh about 100 pounds. or no pounds. Said boys now bsloag to Jesse Gaies, of the parish of Concordia, Louisiana. A floral reward will be paid by the subscriber or the owner for the delivery of aaid boys, eih>r to Gaics, or to ths suo5crb2f living neag the Post of Arkansas, Of sscured Tn any jail, 50 that the s1id owner or subscriber can gst them, or either of them.
 - JOHN II, LENoX.
 February 10th, ls44.-23-6w
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HAS returned from the East with large as- x \ sortinent of Goods, and has taken the store ca II ln street, iosn erly occupied by Col Merrick, happy to wait On Il who may favor him with their patfonl se. Among his assortment may bs found the ioilowing:-
 sc4sss gsnt's i1a sewsd calf Boots; 10 cases peggsd clif do; lG GUS kip do; 1 thick do II clss msas Kip Bro sans, siont; cases calf do do 6 cls s youtas kip Bro5ans dos; 1 do Boots. Also, Q good assoian2 2nt of Lldies and Misses sewed and psg'd Boot.es; fne sewed bussin Shoes, and gaiter Boo Indies French kid Slipper do ties and walk ing Shoes good asst of Cifdrens stout and Ii sht Bootees roo pairs gro sho s 300 do Russsit cases gents hns 5 aver hats 6 do Russia do do Clssinar are do hlcl and white Wool iIats gents and yoash's fac fur, velvet, glazed and sea lstle Caps
 Ilh no. 25M day. lily
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NEW AND CaEEAP GOODS
r,. nHA.R ooM 0 ao1T

0. RUAN DOW 0 sOlT HAvE just re syd well selected Stock of EE Goods, purchas d at the most reduced prices for cash, consisting in part oi-
 Calico $, aqsortsd; rsd, blu Snd white Blankets Linseys; Irish Lin n Donestics, of all kinds; Flannsl3; \ gro Kerseys; Kentucky Jeans; --togetfer With general assortment of N inter Goods
 ALso-2o sacks Coffee; ho;shead of Sugar, . 9 sacks Salt, SSc. S.c.
 20 kegs Nails; Castings;
 Powder; Shot; Glass, and China. All of which will b. sold very low, for cash or peitrics
 L1ale Rock, December g. l84s. l5-tf
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LlFE's SUNNY SPOTS.

BY VIM. LEGGkTT. Though life's dark and thorny path, It's goal the siient tomb. l. vet som spots Of sunshine hath, That smile amidst inc gloom. The friend who veal and WOO partlkes, Unchanged whate'er his lot, Who kindly soothes the heart that aches, Is sure sunay spot The wife that half our burden bears; And uttars not moan; Whose rsaay hand wiP}s of our tsara, nheedsd all her own Who treasures every kindly word Each hafshef ena fefget, And carols blithely as bird-- She's too sunny spot. The child who lifts at morn and eye. In prayer iis tiny voica Who grieves wher>'er its parents grie9e, And joys when they reioica h whose bright eyes young genius glows, Whosa heart, without bot,~ Is frash and pure as summer's rosa That ehild's sunny spot. There's yet uaon lif,'s weary road One spot of brighter glow, Where sorrow half forg 'ts it's load, And taars no longer flow Fricndship may with,r. love dsclins, Our child dishoaor blot; But still nniimn'd d thlt spot will shine |. liyion lights that spot.
The Arkansas banner., 1844-03-20

The following new method of obtaining cream from milk. which we find in the Gem tfal New York Tanner, is by c. Carter, Esq, of Nottingham Lotlge, near Ellha. Kent, England: "The process of divesting the milk of its component portion ol cream, to an cx- tent hitherto uratainable, has been effected by Mir. Carter, and is thus detailed by that gentleman in paper presented to the Soci- ety of Arts. A flur-sitled vessel IS formed Of zinc plates twelve inches long, eight inches wide, and six inches deep, with a false bot tom at one-hali tho depth The c:.!!;y, cs.:..~ munieation with the lower apartment is by the lip, through which it may besfiled or empiied. Having first placed at the bottom of the upper apartment a plate of perforated zinc, the aeva of which is equal to that of the false bottom a gallon Or any given qnan- tity) of milk is poured Immediately when drawn from the cowl into 1t, and must re main there at rest fer twelve hours an equal quantity of boiling water must then be pour cd into the low apartment through the lip; ]; n is thef permitted to sland twelve hours more, C c. twenly-four hours altogether,) when the cream will be found perfect, and of such consislance that the whole may be lift- ed off by the finger and ihum!,. It is, how ever, more eileetually removed by gently raising lhs plate of perforated zinc from the bottom by the rnged handles, without re- mixing any part of twitll milk below. The increase in the cream is l2l per cent, and of butter upwards of II per cent