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BALTIMORE TYPE FOUNDRY. ~ News
ID Book, and Job Printers, be furnished at this
well established Foundry with every description Of
Type suited to their use, from Pearl to forty lines
Plea, together with plain, fancy and job letter, COM
bination borders, initial letters for books and very
great variety of cuts suited to every purpose.
Brass Rule, plain and waved, Of all sizes.
Printing Ink Of every quality, for news, book and
fancy work
Printing Presses of the most approved construc-
ton, always on hand and Power Presses of every
description furnished at manufacturers prices, a,
short notice.
Cases, Chases, Sticks, Furniture of all kinds, as
well every other article required in printing of
fee.
Stereotyping carefully attended to and executed in
the best manner.
Old type taken at cents per pound in exchange
for new.
~ Orders from printers for any thing they want
will be furnished with fidelity and despatch by
May 6-2aw F. LUCAS, Jr., Proprietor.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT.
!, Il BY virtue of a deed of trust, dated 18th Sep
tember, 1885, and recorded among the land records
for Washington county District Of Columbia, in IL
Der w. B. No. Sc, foIios AL, 422 and 423, / shall
sell to the highest bidder, Friday the 23d day Of
May next, at o'clock, p. M, on the premises part
of lot numbered l, in square numbered 343, fronting
81 feet inches on Tenth street west, between New
York avenue and X street, by about IS feet deep,
with the buildings and Improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale: Onc-thrd Of the purchase money
in cash; the balance in six and twelve months with
interest; and upon final payment of principal and
interest," the trustee will convey the property to the
purchaser
EDW. DYER, trustee,
r. w. DYER & CO.,
April 22-2awts Auctioneers.
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May sd

harm FOR SALE.--The subscriber wishes to
Il sell the farm upon which he resides, situated
upon the range of hills northwest of Georgetown,
and distant about two miles from said town. The
farm contains fifty odd acres, part well set in
dow, part in clover, and there is suficiency of
wood for fuel. The land is Of good original soil,
lies well for cultivation, and is bounded on two sides
by country roads. The dwelling hodse--a two
story frame, with portico the whole front--was re-
Gently erected Of the best materials; there also
kitchen, smoke house, stable, house, &c. &c.
There is an extensive orchard of selected fruit, and
a number of fine springs. The whole is enclosed in
the best manner, most of the fencing having been
recently put up. A person wishing TO purchase a
pleasant and healthy residence, to establish a
dairy farm or market garden would do well to come
and view the premises.
May 6-5t.
TC,eorpetown Advocate
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BACON, LARD, FLOUR, &c.-This day re-
I'D ceived--
$500 lbs shoulders bacon, bright and dry
1000 lbs sides do do
80 very neat and small hams, warranted
extra
40 kegs No. leaf lard
&c bbls. New York -four
so bbls. Virginia do family and extra
super
ALSO,
10 chests gunpowder imperial, young hy-
son teas, warranted fresh and very SUI
peror
To which, with well assorted stock of groceries,
we respectfully invite the attention Of families and
dealers.
LEWIS g. HOLLAND,
Centre Market Space. Cd door from corner OF 9th
street May 2--t2G
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CLARET AND SAUTERNE WINES.--A
~ constant supply ofihess wholesome table wines
direct from Bordeaux for sale by the cask or by the
single dozen. AT
JULIUS A. PETERS'S
Wine store, Pa av., near 10th street.
Jan 16
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mr. ADAME DELARUE begs leave to inform II

April 22-2awts
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1845-06-17
@raufamfeit in gtew Srleans. .-6r. 6.

Graufamfeit in Wen Srleans. s.-.6r. 6.
Oennlboure perodcbtiete ieinen Sflapen.
einen iebnidbri9en Mulattenfnaben, cine
ubr 9eltoblen Su boben. tpelbe ibm ab:
banoen 9efommen' ,par, Oa oer Sunee
nlbt gum @eitdnonib Su brinoen mar.
lleB Ocrr Sonnibour9 ibn in oos poli5ei
Gefdn9niB Der erfen Munisipaltdt Elm
iperren, nit Der @eiluno. Dap ct oeSib
ti9t perosn mooe. Siersebn Gage lang
erbielt ct bort td9lib 25 Soiebe. nab 2b
lauf melber Seit iein Soerr elnen anoern
gfe9er ibifte. um ibu wieoer nab SOaule
surGfiubrinoen. Der llnolidlitbe tonns
te ltd ober foum mebr fortlbleppen uno
500 Die 2(ufmerflamfeit Der 8orGber
oebenoen ouf nb. Ginioe al i'm uno
lelnen Subrer 9erihtete Sro9en fubrten
5ur Grjdblune oe5 Sor8efallenen unc CUR
ltnterlucbun9 ieines 8orper6. Oie 3u
lbauer fonnten ibren Nblbeu nitbt Der
beblen. ols iie ben Ssrfleiitbten HIcfsn
oe5 &naben erbliftcn. Die Sclbreibuno
feine6 3uitanoe6 1T ;u efelbaft, ols Dap
mir ie bier pioerb0len m0bten. Wan
fubrte Den Suriben lcfOrt in Die Sftlce
oee Necoroers, 100 ct Don einem Urjte un'
terIubt uno Damn inc Soolpltal 0ebrabt
murce. Die betrefsnoen Seb0rOen ba
ben ittb Der Sahe prompt uno ernltIeb
on9enommen uno iino entfbloiIen. Den
Sorbar. pel6cr oieic 0rauiomc 3iibti
|9un1 ertbeilt bat. nit oer 0anSen Stren0e
oe5 Geieees ;u erreiben.
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Infer neites SySarfthnus miro pcbl

oo'SF'f hop nltbt 9sbaust msrpsn. 9Eie mir
pof'n mures psm Stact:&otbs am @amifaa
pOf aNf Sa9fn nur elm @erfbIas pafir pcraee
"9t uno 5mar fir ben Yreis pcn $4,000, mas
un9efd9r $1,000 msbr fein fca olS man oa,u
perpenben wollte.
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Der TtbfraIe 1sfotarbter
Neabins, ben IL. s5umi 1915.

Nrhenhun9en ourob oen 6eneralsQanoz
meffer:
s. Daniel Bannsr gum bsputirtsn aanes
meier fur ben citbsn She'll bon Ssrfs So.
San's! Yettei9sr, gum psputirtsn QanbmsGtr
tur oen wslfllben She'll ron Serfs @auntp.
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IONS oosr ionperbarsn Sriosr, BON &eacina,
Oea0lIbt9sn ndbitsn CONNER an bic fliomelt>
"lps sds rsr 5ttn unt 8ranflinifraes cine ae>
rou'n'9e S?alls Su baun. lSu Dem Saus limb
osfs'tS $8'5oo unteribrisbsn,mOrau5 mir ibliss
Bn oas eS s'n 9rcbeS uno ftbcne6 @tbdups
msroen mus.
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Oasnene pftaefet-nun if's 5eit

Sasnei1e NDftsefet-nun ift's 5sit
tur s'he oettun8 gu unterfbreiben.-
Das nsus poifssfse ssbt am l. Sul [bsuts IL
bsr jrpsi Gobsn] in Sraft, nab ,pelt,sm sa.
sc mir ben "Sscbabtsr" 80 Nssilsn melt NIT
Der Poif fbidsn fdnnen, obne oas bic qsfsr
poif9slS bafiir bssablsn braud,sn. Die Ycif.
dmtsr 100 mir 5situnssn frs binfbif,n ftnnsn,
lino folssnps:
IN SerFs Gaunty.
Saumstaun, Waieenerief,
Setbel, WobrspiQs,
Sopersfaun' Mcr9antaun,
Srcmsr's, Mclltamn,
Srunfslosplas, Wcunt Nirp,
= eoIsbrcrtea!s, 9eeu SsrufaIsmy
Dale, Olep,
9ou9labplls, prestaun,
@arIpils, Yifs,
Seatberolf5pias, NebrersburU
@si9er'6 Wtias, &ctbrodsp0s,
9rmsplle, 9iobefcn,
oambur9, SbuplfiI Ssnb,
S2srstore, Gtoubsbur9,
SNnse'as' Sinfin9 Spring,
Nustaun, StertelSpiQs,
oooaDso'us' Union Sron Wcrfs,
Son9'pUamm, Sir9inseiae,
soiosr Ssrn, Domslspcri.
ganeafer:
Aeamstaun, @pbrata,
Saumansplue. 5oinfe[toun,
Sburbtaun, qitiS
Nsamstaun, &sinbolb5viae.
Qibanon.
sloanen, WFsperstaun.
Qeda.
Srsn'99s'as, Srerlsrstaum 8r9slspiGe.
Gbcfter.
pu9btaun, Saint Warp's,
Segler'6 Stobr, 3lnynt.
nIentSomery.
6rlsorIb Saunlbp, Yottstaun,
S9lue9aB, SumnDtaun,
ylmert, Sroppe,
9tsn Scanopsr Ober 5oancpsr.
Sbuvlfiu.
Ormi9Sbur9, pcrt Clinton,
G~@S mt9sn in benz 0srsicbe bon 80 0Rsis
len, aubsr ben cbsn on9s9ebensn, mob sinias
potdmttr fen bic un5 nitbt bctannt Iinb.
ga untsr eem ntusn Yrif9sfsss ale Sriefs
ols nl1t n6sr ! llnjs pis9sn fur sinfatb qetsn,
bat itb elmer unisrsr ScQsssn bic Olabs ssas,
ben Su untsrlutbsn mcraus sn Srisf bsifsbsn
tann 0Dne ea6 gsmitt elmer baItsn llnjs iu
absrifsiasn. Gin FOLDER Brief fam itin:
l.. Gin unb sln DaIbtr Sr9tn Srisfpapisr
NIT Eof ocer Obatsn rsrlla9slt.
,. Gin Sc9cn %. NIT fIsin cosr srcssn Sc,
rsrt, Gaf ceer ObIatt.
3. Gin So5sn Sbr'jbspapjsr nit fsinsm
Sepsrt init Oblats periis9sIt.
4, Gin Sc9sn Srsfpapsr, nit sinsm Gitrs
tel ASkr LS2 ool sin9ss9t unp nit gat tsfs.
Fl9t unH Der SrItf nit eact psrTs9st.
3. Gin baIbtr Scatn Srisfs cesr I,bt,s
SbreIbspapsr me eln balbsr NSlsr, bsfslfiot
uno psrlis9st NIT SbIatsn
6: Gin Sc9en SrisfPapjsr mag elm isbn u.
tnnf esntlfhd entbaltn ODER sin balbsr Dos
gen mag tnsn &itrhI Sbalsr sntDaIttn.
7. Gin Sc9tn Srtfpapsr mag iisbsn Sanes
notsn entbaItsn une mt Qad perlls0slt fem:
Deer rrst Sanfnctsn unp eas 9an;s nit snsm
Covert um9ebeben.
SNn..>p O.. NN;.
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re9ierun8 1T bisber BON bieier INNER un.
beabtet 9eblieben, uno mir sweifeln Oh
oas proteitlren Der beabiibti9ten Ser.
lommlun9 bon einem beferen grfol9 be-
9leitet iein wiro. E. Solfsfr.
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sEcmcr IN 9yhilnhclnhin.

V Wv " "'6Ft< VHNF '''' w
Iesten Wfttmctb 9tadt brannte bic 2(fabsmie
Der tbonsn Stinlrs, in pbilarslpbia, unb man
9laubt ba6 bas Seur turb Sraneifftuno
entlfaneen fsi. 9aS 6is6duce brannts tbelpsiz
ls nltNer une ren esn eorin bcfnbbsn &unlt>
msrfsn, @emdIecn SIifen &C., murcen piels
5riftrt ober beibdbi9t.
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Oas 8er9eltunssreebt. - Gin fronaS.
fifbes Slatt in SIioab, 2llsier, beridbtet
einen ionoerbaren l1rtbeilsIpru6, melben
Der eaioe bon Slioab CAB. Gine maui
rifbe Srou rpuroe bon ibrem M1anne ber.
eeftalt mibbanoelt, oab man firtbtete ffe
rpdroe ibre Qu9ea perlieren, porauf oer
n,auriibe &i6ter, ale Die Satbe BOT ibn
9ebra6t ,puroe, iein l1rtbeil auf cine Sbei=
oun9 uno oas 1usreiben BET 2uaen oes
Wannes CAB, im Safe bic Srau lpirflib
blind neroen iolIte. Set biefem Spru,
tbe trdst BET Mann Die duberffe Sorafatt
far bic 9siluns feiner Srau, obslei6 Die
fran5ofif6en Seb0roen natarliberweiie
bic ausfdbruns elmer iol6en barbaril6en
Strafe psrbdtsn wirpsn.
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SDrr's Sefdn9uis.-9r eeitcr sss
'prrrcsnes SOurnaI Dat tl3lb paS Gsfdnss
nib bss Srs@Nuptrn6r6 9crr bslutbt, ,pabr.
tbsintb um ju isbsn Of bic Sage esS @sfans
9tnsn mrfb 70 trauri9 isi alS ls ssmcbnlicb
prn Den pcfcfrfcs 9cmatt mire. Nab Der
Selhreibun9 1T eaS 0cfal bss @cupcrntrs BON
Ntnsn Der ltbr9sn 9sfanasnsn isbr psribstsu.
gS 1T auf Dem nntsrn 5Iur, ssrdumis unp nit
allen nttbi9sn @erdtbiGaftsn psrisbsn, Die gum
btqusnen 9sben erfprosrltb Gnb. 9crr mar
sur Ssit csS Seiubs6 nidbt in feinsm @sfanas
niiis, fcneern in tsr @srfifdtts, pcrin sr ,par
9Isieb ben lbri9sn Ssfanesnsn fsinsn plas bat,
oisisbe ober nur nab Selisbsn une mand)sn
Sag gar nitt bsiubt 70 bas CT sesntGb nur
sum 3eitpertrsb unb fir baS 9Sobl feiner @ss
iunSbslt arbsltst. 9isis furje Ssibrsibuna
'pirO binldn9Iib isn su sslssn, bas unfsrs 20,
l'tlbsn Ss9nsr ss psrifebsn aus Bsnis 4isl
iu MAIDEN; nab ibrsr Nn9abe batts man CLAUS
ben fcllsm 9rrr's @sfdnsnis slsibs elmer psrs
psfeten S2tble.
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GaS 2Setter.-enl9s itarfe uno srquifs
fsnos &sgsnfbauer peIbe mir in Den lsstsn
3asen Der pori9sn wcbs erbisltsn, babsn bic
9eatur wisbsr erfriibt nb bas 06sthr iit fsits
Dem wisosr gang nanierli1, 70 bab mir nsosr
ibsr srose lciss nah itsr Dirrs fla9sn ftns
nsn. 8iels unfsrsr bsnabbarten Sausrn fnb
f1sisi9 am esunlahsn.
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IIeGurry Der lfIireer.-jpsnrp Weeurs
rD, Der M6reer bon paul 9cur, in Baltimore,
plre am 27. SUM fsn 8srbrsdbsn am @alaen
bleen. gr fol- bon Den i'm Ssltltmcrospsrfu,
6s srbaltsnsn Ssfbdbi9unesn ptaia misbsr sss
netsn isin unS lib wsnis Summer msssn bas
lbm tspcrifeBnos Sbidi ial MAIDEN. @r mirb
itarf in @ifsn asDatsn uno Sag uno 9eatbt 9es
nau bswobt um SsIbifmcro Su psrbiten. CT
bat Elm @sifdnonis 9smabt, mas fb in ben
cdnben lsinss 2tnnalt6 befnpst, uno nabbsm
sr 9cban9t iif psr6fsntibt psrbsn fol-. 60
1T bsrsits ermisisn, oaB er trsi Srausn bate,
rpcpcn tpsi ncb lsbsn, wdbrenc stlpas Ser.
eabt we9sn eas fbnsls Serfbwinpsn Der erits
ten Dsrrlbt uno psssn taS 3uriflaikn fsinsr
&nesr in Cincinnati. Wtan saubt babsr, eaB
msnn ftin Sstsnntnis wabr III, ncb plels Gas
bsn ans eibt fcmmen mereen, melbe 9lsib
bpsbaft Inb als Der faItbIiiti9s Wsnrb an esm
friebIidsn paul Gour.
0G-Bir b6rtn psribisbsn Die Mslnun9 aus'
fprsbsn, tas biefsr Me@urrp wabrfhsnlib
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Il baet b It. - Oie i'm urbeitsbauIe 5u
spertlano, Maime, einaeipsrrten Wiaeriten
paben Ole Nufebr benahribtist. oab lc jest
eenidben, fe bdttsn 1h seirrt, ais lts alleIr.
teit enIteIlten unp bios pom lin finn lsbsn
pollten. Oelt oem Serfprehen, (ltb in 3u
funft bsder aufSufabreu, snIie6 man 0r.
2lm 8. Oaai fubrsn Die 5rn. 9Baiame 1t.
=. o. spitts nit einem Ne9sr BON MiIItIflps
pi gitp in cinem SABINE naeb Cat Sslanr.
9lnf eer Stiffabrt itiir3ts en wmpttos ben
Sabn Tim unp Nlle ertranfen.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-08
II Il N ID ALL'S

N Il ~ - n u Il >
TEXAN ANDsANTA FEE EXPEDITION.
TEO. WILKINS KENDALl.'S TEXAN AND
VI SANTA FE EXPEDITION Comprising
description Of tour through Texas, and the Great
Southwestern Praires, the Comanche, and Caypua
hunting grounds also account Of the sufferings
from want Of food losses through hostile Indians and
finally, the capture Of the Texans and their march as
prisoners to the City Of Mexico. With ine Illustra
tions and Maps.
The book is handsomely bound; for sale by
SCOTT, WHITE L. co.
Arl 90 III
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-08

DLAIN, black and figured Alpacas, and various
il kinds Of Goods for Ladies, with the hardest kind
o. names, for sale by WALLACE 4 WARD.
October, &c, 1544,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-08

a ARXNsAs MONEY. State Bond: and Count Gosniy
y.a Bureu, January is, 1864.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-08
u. s. POST COACH I'M
FROM LITTLE ROCK TO WASINGl
AND HOT SPRINGS.

THE undersigned, contractors for crrIing !
l. S. Mail from Little Rock TO Wasfnson and
Springs, have the satisfac ction of inforsini the \
that their lines Of splendid Troy Post (oahe' 'n|
in full operation. -. .--0
Passengers for Washington and Ho! s3ings,
Little Rock every Tuesday, Thursday S.s9
morning. at daylight, in 4 horse Pd Cs]
in which they are conveyed to Fair PaXRey.1
40 miles, and from thence the pussejen fa|
Springs are conveyed through. the san4dsy' 81
same Coaches those for Washington transI
to splendid new horse Post coaches, at thir PlsJi
reach Washington the next day aftefsving
Rock. On their return, the Coaches fri WasnlJ
and Hot Springs again Intersect at FaPlay,
rive at Little Rock every Wednesdt Frid,J
Sunday evening at sun un,down-cominIthrong
the former place in twodays, and I latter !
day.
The proprietors have careful, sober ind eIPslJ
ed drivers. and pledge themselves to frs nel'n'|
Dor nor expense to give general satisfaion TO an
may patronize them. IL
Fare--To Washington, $40 to Hopping, III
Stoge-e6iee. at the Anthony House, ltlo R'cA
at the Lafayette House, Wsshingtq
pAll baggage at the risk Of the fners, ,sr
SNAP& HOWbD:
Nov..23, l644-42.tc
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-08

QueensWare, Glass, &c.
N store eight crates of assorted Qucensware, with
L an extensive assortment the shelves, together
with tumbers, quart bottles pint and half pint Hasks
which will be packed to order and sold at the lowest
prices at Wholesale retail, for cash or barter
GEO. S. BRINE.
Fort Smith, August I, 1874.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-08
just Received.

A ND for sale low. by A. NJ. BUSH, tho fol.
N lowing articles,
4,6OO lbs superior family -four.
100 lbs good cheese, for family use,
so bushels fresh corn meal,
Is dried peaches. good article,
Is lady peas, best quality,
Fresh and sweet butter, sweet and Irish por,
toes, together with many other articles for I ami
ly use.
November 20, lS44.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-08

Linen Musqueto Netting, Shell Combs, &C.
ID ECEIVED per steam boat James Pitcher Musaue-
II TO Netting Thread Gloves: Painted La wns; Plai ID,
striped and lace uslins thread and hnhhin~ 400,
Eoglngs and Insertions: Cambria do. do; Linen Cam
brio; French colored Kid Gloves; Silk Hose; Mohar
Mts and Gloves fine Irish Linens and Lawns-a
choice variety of Ladies' Shell Combs; Parascls. Sun
Shades and Umbrellas, and variety Of Fancy Goods
at the lowest possible prices. GEO S. BRINE
Fort Smith, Aug, LIST, iS4i.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-08
PAYABLE QUARTERLY.

Announcement Of candidates, will be charged q
ether advertisements.
Political circulars will be charged advertisements,
No Advertisements Of gross, abusive, personal na.
ture, will be published at any price.
All letters must be post paid.
Single copies Of the paper, l2s cents.
The above terms will be strictly adhered to.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-08
Dissolution.

yUyHE CO.PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing at
Van Buren,, Arkansas, between George W. Clarke
,nd Tbomos Stcrne, under the style and firm Of Clarke
a. sterne is this day dissolved by mutual consent
The business of the firm is for settlement in the hands
.f MI O. d, Pryor, at the office of the Arkansas In
telligoncer. GGC,s GEO, ": STEpMS ILAnn1'
March II, 1874 -
Ps,son, indebted 10 the said firm requested to call
and settle as it 10 Important that the business of the
6rm should be closed Immediately.
q 1furch 30, l644 Z. ID. fkfok.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-08
UIMPORTANT FERRY

~ IMPORTANT FERRY.n
NRAVELLERS are informed that OF.
= Ferry Flats arc kept at Coffee's Fern
efficient Ferry.men are in attendance re-
give them prompt passage across Red Ri
This Ferry is on decidedly the nearest rout |
Forks Of the Trinity. II. COFRa
Van Buren, Dec. 81, ls44.-4G.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-08
Great Western U. .. Mail
FROM
MOI TIL OF HITE RIVER
LITTLE ROCK, ARK'S,
BY Steamboat and Post Coache,

BY Steamboat and Post Coaches.
THE Undersigned, contractors for tran,u|
II the U. S. Mail from mouth of Whi,s
(on the Miss.) by Steam. boat, 10 Rockrol
from thence in four.horse Pos, Coaches, ,c|
Rock, will put that line into full operation Y
day next.
Passengers from the Mississippi will take
boat at the Mouth Of White river every Tu
Thursday and Saturday morning at 4 d
for Rockroe, where they will meet the Pos. d
es, which will convey them through the Biz
rie to Little Rock, by 7 P. NJ. Of the fo
days; and passengers will leave Little Rock
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday mornsI !
8 o'clock, and reach Mouth White river b,
NJ. of the following days--lhrough in from
40 hours.
This line forms the con Meeting link betws
great U. S. Mail Line by steam. boats on ,bs
sssippi and Ohio rivers, and the U. s. Mai
Coach lines diverging west and south from
Rock to Fort Smith and Washington.
Passengers from other States, wishing II
the celebrated HOT SPRINGS, or any other
in the interior of Arkansas, may rest assure
this line will afford them ready and speed
veyance from the Mississippi to Little R
all seasons, and particularly when the All
is loo low for navigation, which is general
case through the summer and fall season.
Conveyances in Stages and Hacks to ii
Springs, or any other point, can at all til
readily procured at Little Rock.
No pains nor expense will be spared
Proprietors 10 render tho situation Of all RI,
able and convenient who may travel on thei
SrAGE.offIcE--At Little Rock, at the An
House.
@All baggage at the risk of the ownerH
G. P. LENNON &
Little Rock, Nov. %, 1874. d.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-08
PORTRAIT PAINTING.

MR. J. STANLEY'S compliments to the citizens
lNl of Van Buren,, and its vicinity. begs to inform
them that he will remain in town three forr weeks,
and offers his professional services during that time
His studio is at the HASGER House, where he will be
pleased to see his friends
June Is, 1874.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-08
H ENRY BECt Ell,
FRONT STREE FOL

FRONT STREE Fort
Dealer in DRY GOODS and GRdERlEs, W
chase all kinds Of COUNTRY PRuUCE, aths
for which ho will pay the highest Jrket pres +
msrs are respectfully requested to e him g g.
Aug. II, 1874.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-08
NEW GOODS.

TNHE subscriber has just returned from the East.
l. with an entire new and well selected stock OF
goods, consisting, in part, Of
Calcoes, Merinoes. AlaPacaos, Nnawls, Muslins,
Boots and Shoes, Quecnswarc, Hardware, Iron
and Nails, Glass. Groceries, DC. &c. &c.
He hatters himself that the above stock can be sold
al such prices 10 comPot with the state Of the times
c. S. BRINE, Fort Smith.
Dec. 80, ls4s--47-z
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-08
|. S 7 R IN,
Fresh Drugs, Medicines &c.

lust RECEIVED. per steamer Evene, from Phil
u adeIpha, full supply of Drugs, Medicines, Paints
Oils, Varnishcs, Glass ware &c, which offered J.,
Physicians and others, at the lowest prices for cash.
April 6, 4Sil W. II. d NJ. MAYERS.
Druggists and Apothicorits, Fort SIN
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-08

ID EAVER, Fur and Russia Hats; all kinds and de
ID scrptons Hair, Seal and Cloth Caps; Gentleman s
Kip and Thick Brogans; Ladies' Shoes various kinds
general assortment of Hardware, Cutlery and Crock
cry; Drugs, Medicines. &C. All of which will be solp
at short pro6s-we being satisfied of the truth of tim
old adage, that the nimbe sixpence is better hae
the slow shilling" WALLACE 4 WARD
October 26, lS44.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-11
M RITIM HER AID
PoI,r oE NEW YORK.. AUGUST nj.
Arrived.

British steam ship Great Britain, IIoken, left Liverpool
MJuy winds prevailed all the times fresh
gales and ugly cross SEA last or days thick fogs
bardue Schools Hopkins, days from Mayasuez, PR. with
moasses, to Buck 4 Peters.
Barq1e Masg BabGidse days from Mobile with cot
ton, TO Center & Co.
Swedish brig Superb Nissen, days from Gotenburg with
10 boonnan Johnston Co. Passed 29th ult LAT az So
lon 49, barque Sarah Ann bound E. Spoke 2sth brig Cons
from Asies for - Andrew. 30 inst bound E.
westerly gales nearly the whole passage -
Brig Cathane Vesper 20 days from Bordeaux with brandy
Nesmith Walsh Spoke 18th ul lat 49, Ion 26 brig Jane
from Philadelphia for Tlieste ''
Brig Elizabeth Lane 10 days from ST Crox with sugar and
rum, 70 D. FoTes, Co Left American vessel Brig
Comet for Haven sid 2sh July Danish brig Concordla
Brig Saline Singer days Bonaire with 2oco bbls salt
TO Foulke Son. Left brig Cumberland for Philadelphia
Brig Orion Wortnge l6 days from Porto C.brlIo with cof
fee Mathews Co. Lei bar1ue John w Cater Tott of
Mracabo DO AZ La Guaya, schr Roanoke Webb Of Scu-
ale, "a days from Boston.
British brig Willow, Coalfee 10 days from Windsor Ms
with pa ster to Soule Whitney * Co.
Brig Tmceon, Byen, 10 days from Mobile with cotton
Richards.
Brig G Il Lamar Saunemann, 0 days from Savannah with
cotton, 70 Dunham Dimon; s32 bales do Wood.
Sch Frances, Lemond Newbern, NC naval stores Me-
dad Plat
schr Zenith, Partridge Ocracoke NC wheat to Williams
& Northam
sch Victory, Penhed. Alexandria DC udsc to surges &
Schr Orson, Henderson. Rica nond, coal
Schr Perseverance,. Dennis, York River
Schr w q Eadie, Gibson. Virginia.
Schr Gazelle, Pierce, Machias, lumber.
Below.
Two briggs, unknown.