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New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-23

Kr~rucxv The candidates already announced
are as follows;
Ut District Linn Boyd, Loco incumbent
m Willis Green, Whig incumbent.
HH.-Henry Order. Wing Incumbent.
Iyia-J r. Bell, Wing; Geo. A. Caldwell, Loco
incutabent.
pfh.--Dr. Bryan d, Young, Wing; DR.. r. G. Palm
er, do James Stone, Loco incumbent tStone
slipped 10 last time through a Wing feud, and
would like 10 do it AGAIN.
YYth h~--t;ee. Il. Mckee, Whig, vice John White,
who Declines having accepted Judgesiiip.
pITih.-- VIM. p. Thomasson, Wing incumbent j;
J. NJ Bullock, also Wing Col. VIM. Q. Butler.
Loco. may ran if he thinks the chance good.
TTIKt -Garrrt Davis. Wing incumbent; Thos.
+. Marshall, Texas; S. F. J. Trabue. kind-oi-Na
tvish
Ixih Hon Chiffon Allan. Wing doubtful
whether Richard French, Loco incumbent, Will
stand
Xth.--IohaS s Morgan, John A. McCluns, Wings
Es-Goy Metcalic was named, but declines. }. w.
Tibseus. Loco incumbent, will run OF course.
1, mus, no, be supposed that the Wings intend to
sPli, up and be beaten as they were in istS We
believe they will hold Convention wherever 1t is
deemed indispensable. and settle on single candi-
date That done, they anticipate little difficulty II
settling their opponents.
Election FIRST Monday IN August.
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~ -DaLLsYs PAIN EXTRACTOR sold at 2I Courtlsndt
treeE, at HALE PKIcE pAKEASrED ckSUINE.
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y BIEssfsG 10 Man AND WoNASxIND-The cefel5o.
the Old the illcokrs a:d The disgured Of each SeI may
hFe t~coIne good oosiss. by eIpcndng 80 eeht.
There article , WI Civ. youth 10 age aad erssiy n
hon-iiEssa Que e.ke Of Jones Italian Cirmesi sosp WIZ
chlE the color of sunurst. eckled wskled ,Aia -
cus pirnpl. frecke b!cebes salt Iheam. scurES sore
-GA .s itch, sny cG;anenus eruption PersoSf
haY, bel deceived vita coaate.frits the genue JoSe
Sisp soD.d scarce beryr wonderful powers Lei ttch
y rri. srd they will h. g.sed Be Sur 10 AK io
Ione soap and lake other sold The sisE OF he An
lean Ea.ie 90 Chatham 5se; % Broadway l9 gt9nS
brgokyu: Staiest bostos; Ledger Buildings fnIlaos
ptiI. s. S:tai- ~. Albany. al zeoa
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Connecticut Appointments.

WASHINGTON fFIII II Ief0'
Mr. GsErIEr-Dcar ssr.-The following changes were
made this afternoon
STANLEY C. Txorr is appointed Postmaster q: New
London. In place of Jas. H. Turner, remoesd
WILLIAM j. FRENCH Is appointed POSTMASTER at Middle
town Z. Wilcox rsaote-t.
EsOcH F. cuArxAs is appointed Postmaster at Norwich
in place Of J. Il Townsend renorea. No Sew-fosk aP-
po:ntrenis get. Yours in haste, LAFETTE-
e. We do no, recognize the handwriting OF our
correspondent who sends The above, and therefore
do no, endorse lis statements Il may De all rlsht,
however.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-23

CAUTION Conrei'x Magical Pain Exirctor-This WON
der blessing Of the age should be kept by every family
rich icof high low and the money viii Ia case be
refunded IL does every recommended ioT
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-23

~ HAvE You Ro,cHE, on BEpBUGs ~ YOUR HorsK
a e1ermnsor OF these nOxioos serm may b- had a'
7t COurlandtstrset
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-23

The WEArREx--The recrn, raiEs, which appears
10 have extended t4rge portion a ihs ssre have
had the effect Of creating festet N the river We tsk
however thst the water viii over The docks
encash 70 annoy msrchants. Albany Atlas, eis,.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-23

CO. An arrival at Saysnnah from Havana brings
dates 10 the 6th one day later than those previously
received, but there was no news.
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Court Calendar-rRIs pU

SUPERIOR Corar-Nos. rs. 81 SIS. IS Ii. IS io7, .6.
So ST. %, 20. IA, MS, lls, III. lis, i2e ls i2 iES
e comSos rlss-Sos l. {, VI. - - 10. 70 81, % li
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-23

BURGESS, SrEIYeER & Co. 222 Broadway, corner
of Ann-street, have for sale all the latest dates OF
the English and Irish Papers, per steamer Caledo-
MIA
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-23
| Hartford Cor

The MISSING PAcxETs.-The Captain of the ship
Norman reports bis outward passage Liverpool
n December, he sncounterea terrible hrricane IN
which The packets United States and England proba
by lest He subsequently passed paris cf the wreck OF
vessel.
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and Other City Officers took place yesterday. The
vote was sery small one There were two or
three tickets out il opposition 10 the regularly
nominated Wing ticket, but the gentlemen on ii
were all elected with one exception. The whole
number of votes given for Mayor, was 6i6-os
which Mr. Collins received tSS
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lie IN every case Of bum or sc4ldI. no

Bruises Scrofua Sor Eyes Nippies EIysiTelas pin
pies he White SwvlIinss Plies either bGd bleed
in2 and all outwerd alngs.
This s4iye wan hfe every Of burn scalts
matter how bad, Il the yItais unujgred.
= We feel il dnty ;oeadtiou the public mot pat the
bat confidence III. 1s ysgabonds who nSsa , Uet Of
medicines thinking thereby oist teir noSous trash on be
uasuspectg Avoid M Pain Extractor ha has not The usme
ofComstock CO. in fac sim- zach box. This viii pre-
you from beng CHEATED they dare this
their stn Remember and get the original and genuine
ONLY at 81 C0nrland street
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MARKETS.
From he circula, OF MessFs. GeOrse Holt { CO.

Frcr, he Cirrula. OF MeSSrs. George Holt * Co.
I1yrsrooL CorroN MARKEr.-Report for ne eez e1dsa9
1n, Cotton is much the same to-day Is a. the close oi
lac. w,k II has not. however been uniformly steady but
on ,hc contrary h.. undergone slight sGctuaton and
charge For instance. unti the moSnirc ot IhnE>ca,
,here wss gradual yielding and giving way in nea-iy all
kinds of American. and in the market generally. Ln's
decline was not perhaps Quotaee on any oce cay eat
sn during the whole period, amounted to somensns
pe1ceptibe. Ii po;hins had inte-vened We Should
have had now 20 Te:urn scale CT rates "a per 10 lower
Yesterday morning. however, 1; was learned that me oo
Steamer. INTENDED sail this day. had been detained
BY Government. Universal attention was at once 9ra"n
this fact. To it sounded Startling, and oninoas 81
serious Misunderstanding between the TWO countries Inc
majority seemed 70 .r it nothing further than seeu-
ing carly transmission OF the result o the DEBATE whch
may arise this evening ia the House Of Commons on me
OREGON question. As 20 The question itself the discussion
may rssi, additional assurance the ruhc mind thai
all ground for de5t and misunderstanding IS and hzs oeen
r,cr and that so from ihis vessel having been detan
ed for cunnun5at,ons OF hcsife character It Prove
70 he quite the reverse It's elect Marse, was iaae
ia,e restoring Us 10 the nn currency of last week. with
large demand oo.a the Trsse and On speculation To-
day the ea2ncss is pretty well kept up, but without any
nndnc excitement $500 American, 800 Sr.2t and 700
Egyptian have been taken speculation AMI 100 Acr
can 80 Pernams and 100 Nasras for export Ame1n; Of
sales altogether, 50.4So bales
rroa, tie Circular u aas J'ate5 Brokers.
TIE demand was limited the early part OF the week.
and American descriptions being freely offered lower
prices were submitted On "Wednesday ths-e was
sood attendance Of the Trade, whe purchased freely and
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-23

MrcaiaAN 'CHrMss The Chicago DemoeTut
announces the following appointments of Michl-
ganians, including Surveyor General, Consul,
aud Commissioner to the Sandwich Islands.
One Of the lucky men tFarnsworthl has been Chief
Justice or Chancellor, aud once ran for Governor,
bu, was beaten. Another tMcKuighD once had 10
run away from the State, having killed u man in a
braw., bu, appears to have got back again. Ten
Eyck, we believe, is New York Federaliss oil toe
vaaderroel order, transformed into patriarch ct
Michigan Democracy, Says the Democrat
Tho snee CT Surveyor General for Ohio Indiana and
Michigan has been transferred to Detroit from Cincinnati
ard Hon Lucfus LYON N c. OF the last Congress from the
Grand River pisias Of Michigan hss been appointed Sur
vrycf General.
Col !. McRrYSoLps, Of Detroit, has been appointed SUI
perntssrt Of the Light Houses for the Upper Lakes.
\. MckStoRr, Esq has been appointed Superintendent
of Indian A1airs at Sauit 81. Marie.
ELoS FAASswcHrH do. at Maekinac.
Col sTockIoS, Superintendent OF the Mineral GroGns
near Lake Superior.
Mr.. RRApLxI of Marshall. U. s. pistric, Attorney.
ANTONY TxN KICK, Commissioner 10 the Saxdwca
ISls,sdss
Mr. JonSsos, Of Grand River Consul to tho Ma,aa4as
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-23

- To rrporE WHO COOP, bezuaniIs
SHY Head Of HaiI for The small Of lhree shilnss II
many pho TOO srsy risk three riiings, knew f..
eec hot,euf Jcass Coral Hair Restorative nas
o Tie zitf they knew bow soft clear i.k silky aEd nne
u rorsh cry aud hair they would a. onee u Il
the grow aud heah The tane.ut and seu enc
stopo the hsir klisg of Persons ASSURED tsat they Eve
;:s tEis they will find all herz represented SOLO
pr:e~ or shillings e9iileai 81 Cfaihan-stT,s
Broadway BooEiya 31 Fultoa-strset; III Altasy u s
.treet; Bsssoa, 8 Sta,s-stsstt. a2l Neoo
q ALL PHILADELPHIA SUBSCRIPTIONS to
The TRIBUNE must te pad tc ths Agents, Iieeer Co.
,Ledses Budinsy I'd and Che=nnt where single eops
mar also ts e5tained daily q, O'Clock t2l fiecdT
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-23

Mrcascas.- Caaoas County 10 Wing to 10 Lc-
CO Supervisors; last years Wing, 0Loco, . Birnty
Ken. Copnty one Loco majority.
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The Convention. .


hive cons,i,utionai Convention, aad we await
with aeep anxiety the shape IN which The proposi-
ton wil receive the sanction Of the Legislature
We hope. and yet we fear, with regard 10 The Onet
da OF Regency project of pr-clpltsting the whole
matter. The People want time TO consider the va
riouz reforms needed in the several departments OF
the Government they want time Tor elocidation.
for comparison of views, and for arriving at the
beat possible decision. Convention to be decided
On. elected and convened. NIL within the present
susarncr, caanot be expected TO perfect half so ma
nv or 40 valuable Reforms as il ample time were
allowed. We have litile hope that the Convention
will eiiec. more good than the People shall have
previously indicated, and we are therefore ANXIOUS
that the Longest period be allowed Tor popular con-
.deraiioa and discussion.
The Assembly on Monday imposed oae very
wrong reshc,ioa on the People, in requiring thai,
each County should elect none other than It's own
cislsean to the Convention The opposite rule pre-
vailed ia 1871. in consequence Of which able men
were chosen from other Counties than those IN
which they lived Now suppose Saratoga, being a
Wing County, shall refuse TO send Samuel Young
to tlrs Coegen,ion, on what sound Pr,neiplc s Sui
folk or Rockland deharred from eleciins hun So
Of Ambrose Spencer, A. II. Tracy, Henry t. Sci
den, Joshua A. Spencer, John c. Spencer, Samuel
!. Wilkin, &c. &c We are all wrong at best IN
requiring that County shall choose as It's Repre-
aeaia,iyes in any capacity men so old, so tall, so
rich, 20 ft living in such locality, or any thing OF
the sort. II the People do not know how TO choose
proper agents TO do their business without ibo help
Of 90 many constitutional guide-boards, they are
no, fl 10 choose at sll. Bat in the case OF Con-
ycnt,on, where il IL Of the highest Importance to
every portion of the State that its best talent, lie
prrcst patriotism, and its rlpest experience, shall be
seleeied without regard TO location, and where no
local interests are at stake, the restriction is most
insansIy wrong and we trust ii will YET be aban-
doncd.
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THE TRIBUNE.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. APRIL 2, $50
-. rr.u, Texas and Mexico.

~. se.,t,ssg ai.ssnoens Sostbe:n Mail, We have
.dsss.. ,hrss days later from Mexico tsla Havsna1
.oa lays lsirr iten Texas All oar iniofi'-
t5s comss tirossh Sew-orfeaBs. and Is naturally
.r-,i with the arden, feeling for Annexation ~iileh
,ssvsa IN lha, City The essential iac's' however,
s,s Ties. The Mexicsn coosress had not, three
i.s. afle, tho proposition sor Intercourse with
,h,. coos,ry ssss made yet adopted that measure
ce H.. o,l,sr hard, she entire Mexican Press ap-
nss,s % regard War with thi= Country as the
Inevitable consequence Of Annexation. should
T,,ss eoecrr 10 spd our Government, consummate
Thai tnsasrre The feeling asains, thus country Is
sgesg and universal.
From Tesss, we have the significant fact that
p,ssidea Jones had not get taken the mt step
t,r4rd .sansxatioT,. Of assembling Congress
and the Anae1afionlsts are slarrned and indignant
al h,s notorious apathy and undoubted hostility
they are trying 10 ovefawe himby holding Annex
alton meetings al over the Country, IN which they
have considerable success. SUI the oPpoeition al
Houston does rot seem 10 be aba,ed.
Thrse is the usual amount OF slang and guess
work aboa, British aad French interference to
fsevent Annexation, but no facts have traasP,red.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-23

GorRAupfs ACOUSTIC DE0ps-It is only quite recently
that tins very valuable preparation hiss been introduced here
but the has met with greater even than the most
sangun- an;icpations Of DR. g. had led him 10 expect Is
fact that ucy valuable article viii force MS way 10
pr Of the letched attempts Of any nest OF conntefeis 70
check triumphant progress G0urauds aconst,e DTops
PREPARED the recipe Of the celebrated Dr. CurH
Aurst Of Loodon record where
Individuals base mad her hearing fully re.t9rfd 70 them az
bring deprived Of thar blessing fos u and even - years
For all diseases Of The Ear Leyare tdtttte dzznes eq
burning in The &c disappear IKE magic oHdsr M
gi,uesc. Of these Jrnss
rcredrg c4ie ,b5ld be rssrn By purchasers
1nnt !r Ggirad's acoustic Drops with any vile COM
round pretsssrsg have ,iuar vues This caution IA
hishes dsIe Gecssssry CERTAIN notorious counter
ei'rr, alias wose very touch IS drlement ara
ee4vo5iys rzn off TIE unwary what they cali an
- roe4iic o." thayen the mark y the Of which
viii abou:eiy Tlis tyranuH1 past all hops OF retrieve
rent Ho yretch-s be found base erough DO this
y for filthy luGes sake-is past DE- Goufands underasnd
ing Dr. ony lament the fact and again caution ihe
pubic 5 thy yeur helr hess not TO touch egypt mi,a
r.me ..tiY saoash ths mes with SAKE saars!
I'=e gczltae COURAUDS ACOUSTIC DROPS can
Az le ost1ipe ~ DR.. FELIX GOURAUD'S well known
j-ro OF Eetifn Indicated cap tof purifying the sk,n
PogSrs ssjte tor ersdcatiDg superuaas hslr.) Re &c
e 6. HALsEb STREE dfss store r?s Btosdnssy- nssic1
agents u G-snat street Phiia: Jodan, Sikss bostoa
teIsce. ataAsix hall. AEoaby: BackGs & Bull Troy
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-23

lowa--The Annual Election in this Territory
took place on Monday, 9Th inst. We have the
Burlington Hetek-Eye Of the leth Tha, County
(Dss Mofmes, elected one Wing and five Locos to
the Legislature, giving $40 majority agans, accept
ing STATE Constitution with the narrow limits pre-,
scribcd by Congress. Htnry County elected the
entire Whig tcke, and gave $50 majority ayains,
accepting the State Constitution. Lee County re.
ported to 400 is taror Of the Constitution. Itis
understood, however, thai the Constitution is re-
ieeisd, and that Iowa viii remain Territory until
she can secure the Missouri River us her Western
boundary.
?. S. The Gaie,la Ga9ettr of the Ilih says:
..we learn BY gentleman from Burlington, that suf-
Gent returns had been receivst when he e insure
the re3ecsa of the Constitution BY majority @; aboa,
q
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-23

Constitution is 10 be held in Missouri in August
next Among the reforms which the ST Louis Re-
publican says are demanded by the people, are
these
reform in TIE Constitution. that representation shall
be based upon popuiatson;
Aeinsnaton Of the power and patronage of the Gov
ernor
limitation Of the judicial tenure, 50 tina. incompe.cu,
PERSONS may, al least be turned ont OF ofce a, the end
theE terms,
The election Of az Judicial 0eesrs sv tse People
Tho pscteetion OF the People property so TIA.
portion shall not be made to bear greater burdens Of
taxation than another.
The encouragement OF works Of internal Improvement
snd the support Of education. by ell within power
or me 5tste.
90 Col Z. p. Spencer has received the appoint-
men. Of Postmaster Of Cleveland Ia place Of B. Andrews
The Arkansas banner., 1845-11-12
PUBLIC MEETING.


 At meeting of the Democracy of Clark County, and that portion of Dallas whicl: votes with Clark, as heretofore, at the Court House in Philadelphia, on Monday, the 3rd day of November, A, D. 1915, for the pur- pose of electing delegates to the ESTATE CONVENTION" to be held at Little Rock, on the Sth day of January, A. D. 1916, to select suitable person to serve on the Democratic ticket for Representative in the United States Congress, at the August election, in l846.- NJ. BOHEMIAN was called to the chair, and BEN s. DUNCAN, appointed Secretary.
 The object of the meeting being briefly explained by the chairman
 And on motion of II. K. Hardy, the chair man appointed a committee of five, towit; Thomas \. Heard, John Easily, James H. Crow, David NJ. Browning, and Thomas c. Hudson, to select eight delegates to attend said State Convention, at the time and place aforesaid
 Whewupon the committee reported that they had considered of their duty and submit the names of John Spear, NJ. Bozeman, Il. K, Hardy, D. M Browning, Col. Dorteh, Pey- ton s. Bethell, James Gray and l. D. Stuart, as suitable persons to attend said State Con- vention, with powerto appoint their allernates in case any or either of them cannot attend ; which report was unanimously received
 The following resolutions were also intro- duced by II. K. Hardy, Esq, and passed unanimously:
 Resolred, That this convention doth heart fly approve of the past course of our Senator, CHESTER ASHLEY, and consider him entitled to our zealous support for reelection to the office he now fills with usefulness to the country and credit to himself
 Resofeed, That We have full confidence in the ability, fidelity and unceasing energy ol Chester Ashley, our Senator in Congress, and earnestly recommend his continuance in said office.
 Reso7rcd, That with view of preserving the harmony of the democracy, we earnestly recommend to the several counties through out the State to hold County Conventions and select full delegation of Suitable ant
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such persons as will attend the said State V, convention, ~, at the city of Little Rock, on the oth day oi January, A. D. 1S46.
 fteSofped, That the proceedings of this meeting be published in the aBanner,' and othef Democratic papers throughouttheS State, and that this meeting adjourn.
 M. BOHEMIAN, Chairman.
 BEN. S. DUNCAN, Sec'v.
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xa6 VXTAS committed to the jul of Lawrence V w county State of Arkansas, on the 25d yA,, day of August, 1915, negro man, who says --A ' his name is David, and that he belongs to a man by the name of Baird in the State of Louisiana about l3 miles below Trinity, on Black river David is q very stout black fellow. and is very smart in conversation for a negro, He is about 2s 29 years old, feet or 10 inches high, and had on an old pair of brown pants and an old palm leal hat.
 The owner of said negro is requested to come forward, prove property, pay charges, and take him away, or he will be dealt with according to law.
 L. B. TONEY, Mef!F
 of Lalcreaee county, .h3taasas. MoreHber I, 1915.
 [Pr,s Ice al-9-swl
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Nov Oflaans. esIal1l .e..s1Ial1l ]
8'ss5Ea A4Al4saglA,
A NEWsfAFER UEF8IED TO F0LI4Ics MD
 LITERATURE.
-PRoEPR(tIE.S

NHTE propose b publish newspaper, b be edit w ed ia the tarea principal languages which are spoken ia America, viz; English, spanish and French.
 h order to give tbe public an exact idea of the plan which NO propose to follow in his publication we give, if anticipation, the present number, The title, ordcrand form ofwhieh will be adopted in the subsequent uambels, whose publication will com menee within a fortnight.
 Ihs editorial duties will be discharged be thrse intelligent persons, 10 which is added the happy cir cunstances that the duties Of each one will be di9. charged ip his native tongue.
 For the pnryose of reeeaeiling the variety which we desira 10 give to this paper, aud haYiag in view the fact that can serve, tt the time; 10 give n- st1pcton in the three languages n whieh Il will he written, by tine means oi ooapdfia@ the tfanslaioHs We hdpe 10 attain that object by B0i publishing all the articles in tle tluee languages, but only eer- tain portion of them, ana 8llieh will be oi com mon interest to 1.-the readers.
 Iheutiiily of paper published in thii form, can mol but bd appreciated by q public who know how to Valae their own interests. It viii be fortunate for us, if among the ends We have in view in pnb- fishing s paper, We should succeed in stimulating. hy thes5 means, the study of those languages whose use is mol only universal, but in America, when We consider the character Of it's population, is of almost absolute and imprnus necessity.
 The "AHrora' will be py biisbed on Saturday oi every wehk, in the city Of \ ashingion.
 Any pefson who will procure ten subscribers and remit us 'a45, shall have two copies gratis
 T-romau1TrcTTr7r7 iiff-t bG ida6GsSGd fo liar ris, Heart, g1Co editors Of ihe Aarora"-ibe posi- age, in every casn must he paid, C. else they Nil not be taken from the post-oi.ice
 Editors Hiriou'lly 10 the object of this paper wi confer favor by giving the prospectus one or aori insertions, an forwarding the papers eoptauinyit |, u8 directed above.
 Tae rates of suhseTtion as follows: s per aaaa iu the Ubiied 5tales, and s6 in ioregn countries i s3 for six months in cither, Sixfy-lhree cents month. Ia a!l cases the subscription must be pait 1 a alFaHea. Single numbers Will be sold at i2l i cents.
 Advertisements will be publi.lled at ll,e or5inar, prices with thc adfaaage Of being prsnted in thres languages for those who Mish it. and the editors ail make tle tfanelatioas qf8tts NorE. Persons 8ho wi5 to subscribe t9 this pa per, are referred to our agents, whose names viii bt found at the bottom of the last page
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GEOEsGE FaEE.EBseURNE1,
 MERCHANT.

East side of Aain street, Litle .Rocl, .arlt's, TZ EEPS constantly on hand, by frequent impor- fA tations, a complete and excellent assortment of GOODS-particularly of DRY GOODS. All of which he sells at very tow prces for CASH, All his purchases and sales being made for CASH, he Is satisfied with prices which a credit business cannot afford Those persons, therefore, who have cash to lay out in goods, will do well to call and examine his stock.
 By late arrivals. he has received an addition to his assortment, of several beautiful and desirable articles of summer goods.
The Arkansas banner., 1845-11-12
NE W EO0nS!i

U5F BECEiE ED, al my Store, on'Main street, sS general and beautiful variety of new and fash ionabe goods.
 My selection of goods fer LADIES' DRESSES, &c. k very well worthy of attention The articles being admirable iH style and excellent in quality And all adapted to the season.
 l, also, caarecomnond any new stock ofCEOTHS, SlMERES, YESTi&GS, SATINETS, and all articles of geniIemens scar.
 HATS, BOOTS, SHOES, &c., of the latest styles and best kinds
 QUEENswARE, CLASS, GRocNEHy, H4npwABE, &c &c., large and vaIuable assortment SUGAR and COFFEE of inc very best qualities. These goods have just been purchased with CASH, at the very lowest prices, and can afford to sell them lower, believe than such al tcles have ever been sold, in this market.
 All peisons who wish 10 purchase goods at tie very lowest prices, for CASH will do well to cali on GEORGE MELBOURNE,
 East side of lHaia St. LiHie RoeI, Oci 9. 1845. -n