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 DedR SIR :--I take the liberty to call your attention to the cultivation of one of the most valuable ol vegetables, destined 3. no distant day, to ezpel from ouf markets one of the most extensive articles Of imports, and now admitted free duty lmeaa ekze, whose ex- oellence in soup IS universally known and ac- ,knowledged Hs ripe see2s bwasd and used as coffee caaa5t 6e distinguished thercfrom: and many persons of the most fastidious taste have not been able to distinguish Il from the best .'Java' l. is very easily ggowa. The seeds Dlay be so9n in Hay, ia drills feet aspnder, an mel deep and inches apart, s1a cultivated ike corn CT peas. l. sends up q strong stalk. and yields great abundance of seeds, and the .eoaee" made from t IS very healthy. think il matter Of great i'm nortance, especially to inc western States, and herewith send bag of seeds for distriba- ton
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New GaliEbsnssn,B..

1. LUST received and for sale at the Bookstore in sB Ashley's row fresh supply oI Stationary con sistng Of fine Gap x Letter Paper, Note Paper Folio Post. Medium and Drawing Paper:-also Pounce Pens Of every description, small Waters. RotariaI Waters, Sand, Sand Boxes, Inlstands, Penl5niyes, Folders, black, red and blue Ink, EraseTs. Blank Books, Ted Tape. Slate Pencils, Be. S,c. all or which viii be sold at thelowcst prices lorcash.
 Also-For sale Campbell and Rice's Debate, Ar kansas Reports, Arkansas Form Book and variety of other Books.
 iffIe Rock N,gof,lsf z f9 tfe
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Very respectfully.
 T. r. CALLAN.
Hon. II L. ELEswonsrn

Two vessels, the barque Ioha Kerr and brig Rodney Church, have recently cleared from Boston for Texas, and are the only ones lhat did so far r long time.-.E Y ElpreSs.
 Just so: the Bostonians have grilnbled londest and longest about the nneensutatlon- ality of Annexation, the immortality ol ex- tending the area of slavery, and all that sort ofthing, and yet they will be the first 10 avail themselves of inc advantages which will accure from the increase and extension ct commerce, consequent upon the measure. It is just like them .sfeaphis .appeal
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EgTT & co. Cotton Factors, and |gnission and Forwarding Mer- E street, New Orleans.
 JACOB BRAKEMAN. s. E. BELKNAP, ] ls44. S=lyr
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,tNS A S B A " N E R
 ,srIuD WEEKLY, s. BORLAND, nOLLARS A YEAR T .4BK4NCE.
]. or ADyERTTsIE

m ADVERTISING.
 s,o lines, or less, first insertion,
 ~ nlrrY CENTS for each continu-
 q, and not exceeding 15, to be
 s s73 q balf-oyer I5, and not ex-
 '. ss9aares-and in that proportion
 '.l1 ,snts to be paid for in advance,
 bv some responsible person. 3.,l account, at the above rates,
 .Inndcr Sl0o, in one year, a dis
 at will be made; and when il
 ,.p ,..pnnwards. in the same period, a :. sdnt. will be made. No deduc-
 1 5, made, if payment be deferred III have expired; nor will any re-
 ~ 7. Iaeal advertisements, required 1 isbed.
 .,crs BY THE YEAR. fl ines. renewable al pleasure, $20. Ef ss D0.
 .,, or parts thereof, exceeding 10,
 a' Ia ease may be, subject to the 2 sa,. s first mentioned and no con- 254fo 7. ior q less term tHan a year. No ...;doal Y; ana omissions and all contracts \ rsid in advance,
 'I,F aDvERFIsE7lEsN'.'T.s. '.'. 1.s ls each additional , .5. 4 56 square, f4 iss' r tn o
 i5 P .l.srtiseinents will be charged at the .-ss .-,. pnless contract be made when ' 3rl must be paid for in advance. Isl h. announced for any office, either z without the advance payment Inns will be charged as advertise -sgt required in advance. iafsItef be delivered to any person .f5Fe no regular dealings, until paid -.ets must be marked with the mum issjyed. otherwise they Will be con M and charged accordingly. 3 isa will be made from the aboverates. moi the paper, l23 cents. st De postpaid, or they will not re- Lon
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Inns will be charged as advertise 4ggt required in advance.
 i-asItef be delivered to any person .f5Ye no regular dealings, until paid
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THE FAMILY NEWSPAPER.

THE PHILADELPHfA SATURDAY C0UR.
 IEB. Jih tie la1gss, Sabsct5Y69a Ljst 5a lie HlozId!! z,
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L.HDIES' F.4NCY.AN LATEST STYLE OF
 BONNETS < LS0, good assortment of ribbons and fancy A articles suitable for the present season. iastle- ceiged, per steamer Wabash Valley by
 IT N NrDpff-f
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LlRD- -SAEsE,

D 4ibtioa, such as Collins warranted |aas, drawing knives, augurs. files e8llee-miils, &c., al
 LYMAN MITCHELL z.
 SI-tf per Steamboat Wabash Valley |aei Cis3ss; 1as. |Saa0ish $ A g5od Tobacco.
 II. \. AEDRIeH. .Noy 27. l8Il ft-tf ifed and foE sale, ifesh oysters h fresh iobsters, as fresh salmon. .1as small s5rdiaas, tdes ton7tto ketchup, iH5s fresh fable oil, 8 8macafoai, X EYeFmicelii.
 OFFICER =& SMITH. =
 30-tf
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a,nxzH.TsfI,LS Ez1Tg1&TS. . -eaeh additional2 ]

.11gTfisemeNEs VII 8a chaT5ed aI tHe =s. . nuless d contract be made when
 . 3nl must be paid for in advance.
 I5i ba announced for any office, either
 'l5ty, without the advance payment
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In an economical point of vIew, which l will not omit, slavery presents some difficult ties. As general rule, lagree il must be admitted, that free labor is cheaper thaa
 slave labor il is fallaey to suppose that ours is unpaid labor The slave himself must be paid for, and thas his labor Is all
 purchased at once, and for no tEifiing sum. lis price was in the first place paid mostly to your countrymen, and assisted in building up some of those colossal English fortunes since illustrated by patents of nobility, and splendid piles of architecture, stuIned and
The Arkansas banner., 1845-08-27

.sArthur's Magazine" will contain is pages of reading matter, the same quantity thati given by the three dollar Magazines and give two steel en- gravings in each number, while the price is only S2 % per annun.
The Arkansas banner., 1845-08-27

SPERM LAMP OIL. ID ECElVED, per steamer James Pitcher, EG barrels wnter-strained sperm oil, do faIi do do do do rectfed do do do % boxes sperm candles, For sale on consignment low for cash, by l9-tE II. N. AEDRICH.
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Peacock FF0gvggaS.
Family BfEOwy

{ NOTION, Hides, peltries Of all kinds, Beeswax V %e., bought al the highest cash market price oy II. MITCHELL
 Dec ll|IS4f l3-tf
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.

Do obsc By omi;tins all such aoa'ishes as your
interesting and valuable paper, uT ao ana par
o:ic course exc. Our subscribers and The puciic
know all about that Of thiig, an W; as nave
to~rabe opinion OF our merits III you think by
thso improve your chances Of insertion you mistake
ruinou,ly.
When you have written what YOU have 10 say, .an !,
and If there sentence thai coclo
be spared without serious injury. II there are, ont
with them, We often compelled TO decline enod
articles because cannot make room ( " them y
haf column has ten chances where Two columns nave
one and three columns none.
Try 10 oIsp1rage little possible, ard wlese you
must conden,n let your facts DC stronger than yo-r
words.
When you assail any ciuse or person always q Us
your real name, which shall give up 10 whoever
has right n demand y. He is sneak and coward
who could ask bea. the responsibility Of MS al
tacks on oheis
Don't wfite un both SIDES Of /. a,ce'.
If you send US word that ytu have written in gfea,
haste and have time 10 correct shall PM you!
fnnnrscfip, quietly into the fire. Why should sou
,hrow ihe task Of correcting your scra~l, when
we are obliged TO Sigh. work daily 10. want
Of ;:mcl
Give US cs Incidents occurrences, THE earliest
Inent and snail he grateful, though YOU wrote with
pudd ing stick but If you ATTEMPT logic eminent
d5 il up right, instead Of leaning On
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REJOICE POSTAGE REFORM.

We joyfully announce TO our readers the pas
sape of a GENUINE PosricE REFORM ELL ts The
Senate on Fritlay last. The bill, as sent 10 the
House, makes every letter or package weighing
less than half m onnce single letter, and re-
duces the charge on a single letter for any dis
,ance 10 fire cents, and FIVE cents half ounce for
my additional weight. This is the best shape
the Reform has yet assumed, though there should
be lower rate for letters carried less than two
hundred miIca.l newspapers OF less than lJoo
square inches 80 inches by 3s) are TO be charged
the same as al present, but carried free Tor any
distance less than thirty miles. This is great
deal better than the County limitation so warmly
urged Newspapers Of over 1900 square inches
There are none such regularly published and
Magazines are to be charged two cents an ounce :;
other Printed Matter two and half cents an
ounce Circulars, &c. unscaled, two cents each.
The Franking Privilege is abolished, crcept for
Members Of Congress. The other features Of the
bill (Which is very long will be seen in another
column.
We now call upon every friend of Postage Re-
form in the House to rally around his Till, and
pass i, If possible. We would gladly sec il
amended in some par,culnrs-,he Frnnking Priv
ilege utterly abolished, Newspapers charged b,
weight, and some reduction at least on those o
moderate size; but let nothing tc done TO en-
danger tie passage Gf the bill. Let the Peopl
have n Reduction of Postage.
The bill passed the Senate by the following
decisive and gratifying vote:
Taas-Acn Archer. Ashley, Atherton. Barrow. Bates
Bayard Benton, Bcren Brcese, Buchanan. Choa,c Crit
trnden nyton Dickinson. Dix, Exams, Fairfield Foster
Francis Henderson,. Huntington, Jarnagin johnson, Mer
rick Miller. Morehead, Niles. Porter, Rves Simmons, Sr
yeon Tappan, Upham Walker. White Woodbridge Wood
~ tury-3S.
Vaps-Bagby, Clayton Colqrit,, Harncgan, Haywood
Huger. Lewis. McDafie, Margun. Phelps. Sempie. Sc
yer--lp.
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coRoYER,s OFFICE.

Dr,rt or M4slAc.-rbc Coroner this morning.
caleb holi iuqucet IL CirneIa street iiarv
Woods, colorel iina.c aged &! years. Deceased had
been lahorng ndrr he iniuncg of alteration mind
for months Tins morning she arose iiom her bed
and went into TIE beck ya.d aicr stabbn herself
raj pi-s IN lie Hr-ast. lsapod into the cisura
TIE act was committed about O'clock. Physicians
sent lcT and she idscD out OF The wafer bit
before ,.eg atrred he e'phcd Verde, death iy
'ii!u while IN -a.u Fl ;"naora alteration Of mind.
The wo nd n.c.rd iy the uniui tlua;r woman were
Il l. elmer FOX.
SCDpES !Esru the cir. Paiso..-Ilt Coroner
also CALI Il 10 10 i an nqLe,i in the CIV Prison on
Tie boGy Of the notorious Franci al5S Franz Reed who
a shgr; timr indie cd Tor u grand larceny in
stealing l5i >oycrcpus f., a.der III ls house s.
Gross stree. III hailed llc time by pr,ou named
Jam UNr Who surrender liIn up yesttid y. y
wlrran was r'acsi N III hands Of officer Scfhncr and
reward rf so offered ldr hs arrest Lat night he
was / md pl,c in q. with 4 ad nanfd FINN,
who va aresed Tor 4 tempting Il burglary "a waich
house ce and abolta Cock Tins morning ON TIE door
nj tie apartments bei:g offnod The boy having been
previously removed into another cell III! WIS IL covered
.yin. his ffcu quite dead. Feed was addicted to IN
temperance and when ock d up was grossly ntoSica-
ted. number 0t Witnesses were exam ned in relation
10 tac E!lter all "f WHOM Lcfof- HE Coroner on
the 9TH district watch house Verdict ,alli in accord
ance w'lil the facts Aropeyy prcdIced by n;empsr
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MARRIED,

On FEB 9Th by tie rev. Df ,,aIdenblryh Edward r.
j. hpso. In n A. younges. daughter of Aaron Davis,
ESQ OF NcNinstou, to"n.
Fe5 & bv Rev. J. \ PRICE, Henry Stevens 10 Ann z.
Iuvstpr ith Tt omas McCaGhy 10 Ann I. troBly 9Th,
samuel B. I,ascs - Elrnifa Lyons.
4, s,s,en Samuel Blanchard 10 Ms. Ruhena Hi.
Lard ., Danel Hobbs TO Mary \. Lousles t. B. PAIL
iips 10 ,ap K. Aging; James w. 1Tou' to hmeune
Al sa,.n.or4 81 John W. Boyi 70 Sarah \. Upte.
erati Ionn ". Coias 10 Su>lnnah Thoup on
At Washington, i,h, Lewis " aFISg'en' Jr = . "
~ 1;so-ectSvn. n c I'd last. Alexander G Nell, L
5 Consul to Saud~ ich E,i'nds 70 SaIdh' Austin.
Al Philadelphia 5;b, ReeQe l.. l'hason 20 dara NJ.
o.ri5. Lewis {. laws 20 Ann Palmer.
f. D 9Th Daniel Blrro A : IN anGe'in' Seaman
Az Batir re- 9th Jan. Anthony Gruveruan, u 10
Iso,, 3 ,.rli1iih Richard H. HURT 10 Caro- ne Eve
~ lanes p. Furt 20 CAro'in, Loui.a Cooke
Al East Creenbush on The 6th nsi' By the Fev T. ?.
S.msop Nh Jam. Feed TO Miss E!athy Aye:y, both ni
Orator.. Reass iacsco.
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DIED,

a, the evening Of tie sh lust, Mrs. CAROLINE
N,rtIDA. wife of George ". Proctor, IN The 23s
Her ffi,n,s ard a'qua!niaaces - we as those of'aa
c,n,,v r p Iettiuv reqce TED attend her funeral
\; tn re-. ence oi hex mninct No - rear S''e To-
morrow rru,Slayl at o'clock withou iaGthtt INVITA-
I'm ier remains :, III b. TAKEN 10 Greenwood Centty
A. TROY or Thursday, Iiua MOSES WARREN.
formerly Senator OF This STATE. 3nd G. i1ei oil great
woc h and hI.h character. " c,h..,.
nnr,nr form vlo this CT y IN n" TN e. OF ast 'se
ON : t,urUav 81; inSt. OfcansurlrGjn Mis- MATILDA
BAIRD. In the 3itH ear OF her age.
~ lbrnv aperS phrase copy.
On IN INST MIR Nilla.n Holmes, Senr m Tie 18th
year OF MS age. =, ,,n \i,o
Al 8cstor. ~, WA rev lr aged .; Jan p Edw
Attcnfre FAILS. v Y. Jan y JOHN LARADEF,
Gevolu innlly 81 ter, az d"i -,,,o. 81,
At ihi act, phia 9TH, samuel r. PFown, 'sed 81 nv
P5'ncS T Fox. = 90. IT.,
AZ Baltimore RI. loha Former, - 3D. oiN" MdS''-
der, 81 ith. CorGe.a eatton, u ,,,,, IN
AtCha-ieston, e Jan 30, JOB PALMER, solder
al tie Revolution, ,d"'. .o $50.
Al Na'agoria Texas, John Marien 7sGd 3 formerly
At>t Augustine Fla, Jan 25th, Joseph Kettle, of Ros
.lt NswarS. J t,h, Ms Gertrude X. Clark .
~ Jrr,cy NV IN irsi Mrs Matglrci St.oop, -.
Al ra>t6n. y Y Mrs. HlUa rise'ow, :scd ~
~ kinderhook, 9th ut francs Sylvester IN Tie ''ia
S' ~ New " niso-. y. Y Feb ;. John n Nichols, =
At Pin ale pha ID. Miss Lauta johnson -, Joseph
Williamson. n 67h var OF his age; Isl fT,dercA
Carr aged 80 "a. Robert simpson. aged 6o.
AZ Batm1f G. al INST Robert Rich RISEN. Ir. IN tlir
iai ven of HI, ago: Ala,ila Iye,h AGED 80 Nh. Re
becca II. Nice III the SD year her age.
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CHARGED WITH BURGLARY \ ad nam Cornelius
FL mn ,yn. arrc-tsd a.. nj 1t ior avg broke" sn' o
~ and II Net street will intent - Ftri "a from
The premises. le y iul comu TIA tn answer
GR,>p L>Ecr>y-A leaa'e nam d Calh"' ne Niche
was 1T night By o:c.r, j.. l.. 6ak tar",
Tor h1yirg comIi::e a -rlH5 lltccny IN if ki NJ J.,
stea ng property and above i.le value % - nj
then eeinr 10 this City disguise her -u j.. sc VIII
he sent in., Colniy for mat
riTtr l. ,rcrNy-Ie e. nutn. WIS AIRES { last gilt
and committed 10 pri>. :r Sc nc pair al boots
from ia Promises Il Wan smith cortc:o. i!fsi and
Orange Strtcs.
ASSURING ms Oselcrn -Tw1 men lmrd James Ne
Crra and Holm rtic- arrested 81 niEht and Goa :
miited n PRISON iu en-, q siofc NJ il.e re Of
Washington all Warren streets, and iolsey assuming
tIr ai'i.1 rity OF rirlS threatening Ia H. wo ieihs
named Henry as-nan and foe' &c kin MA c'i-t1ty,
stating hey hid warrant AGAINST ken II b l,c "i
murder ard ds.a1i ding ila nc >hnu j On. irr!nc
afc.y closed. justice .Tintef being II the re or
hood WIS for and ,elet .ng III aud. handed Nc
Cfca anI Price 10 SCtelmi lenbtc S. the Nu-
ncpal ro'ice ard they both fully committed for
trial.
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fALLEr's IAc"M PuN ENrIAcTos.-IIenry DsIty
has oped Depot for the exclusive sale Of his Salve 81
No. is iu;cl-stGcet sun Building, where dealers SID
agt, throughout The United States will hereafter be SIR
Piled TIE reHu'@s dj1ic~ be found the follow as
places W aiIiIor broadway, Of John Ch4'
way Hatch, $50 Broadway; W Bassctt, CA Broad
way i y NeahiJl, Ill Broadway; Adamson, OLE .
Brigham, col Broadway; II I Green 1873 Broadwa!
Clifton, corner Broadway and -hstreet: Horace Ere'
", Eu'.Son: VIM 1aundcr, c0rnc: Duane and HTIdsol'
Alfred Hill, Greenwich corner Barclay; Or Bartlett. 'E
G'eenwici-st; VI II BnTr, Chatham Square, EChas'
tcrsy. 1870 Iowery; u Ryan go Bowery; Oliver & De
rninas batliam-st James Turrant, 26s Greenwieh'-
4 Rogers l67 West Broadway; Couraua 81 Walker;
ArdreaS. Gamer Greenwich and ve.try SIS.
CttTioN.-Every box Of the G,sgine has the Signature
h III Daley written with ink upon the wrapper All Other
arr spurious and should De- uroided. r. 3D.
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10 THE FUBLrC.

NEw-lolE, February TO- 80
The ss'sc.ber woGd most respectfully announce 10 D
frents and the trayeng community in CEREAL that
a- recently atd the g. :. HOTEL and is fully prepafs
to en ram all who may favor him with their pairOnsS
Having been ;or the past yeas engaged In u
above capacity, he has no heitoa Ia aylns that al
'oTs extended TO hun by tie public VIII be tuy npPfse
at' d. and every satisfaction rendered TO tie guests VI
may feel disposed to patronlze hiEl.
PS /" order to keep pace with tie times, he 4 w
rantfd TO change the price for Board FER pay from 81 '
81 2j,Aoptrs az the time, !: will meet The iu! 50
unqualified appreciation the travelling public.
II. JOHNSON, United States Hotel,
c2rner OF Fulton, Pear and Water streets,
flo Nv Sew-Ysfs'
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CITY INTELLIGEN c E
SATURDAY.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.

CyR.Rpr> Cl,Kx, Esq rresidsn', u he Chair.
.rb Po,r3 Wrs conyen, on account Of The death Of
a. W, CrrFs one, of the Commissioners from the
S,,s, W,Td' N.. Nichol thc o;he. Comm s>ionet Of
mai War, berg unable owiIg u nd sposlioi. 10 al,
tend. r W Erss, Fsl aiisr an IMPRESSIVE u- . -.
b,-a,cr of c--a SD presented rrSr IIiion> cNpFcs-
, Of regret ut ts teceFSs ard % respect To Ms ne
,rorv and t1t TIE members shnrt attend it' incFaI
~ 7rfarro51 The ,cSpf;torS wcrc Unanimously
,;on,ri and The Board. Mr.. c. was grocet' ut 81
B,nai 81 and residing II 20. - Whitehall sheet lis
,jc,fh Vas ny ,u Ken caused untefS and Icy N
Lll.nnla ION o. the iunEs
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COURT uF SIS sloNS.

before the RECORDER Aide men G,LE and CozzrNs.
MATHEW c. r,rrRs"v, Esq. District Attorney.
Tin. C,sE rs BrNi,VI> Il. Lowry. fNnIrrED FOR Ar
SoS >>p PERJuRy la this case Tie DSuct Attorney
announced 10 The Cutri tha, he had aksn o The
plea ri demurrer EtrpDsc y ie 4. Icndant icIn-ei
aad shoud roc,e IN call on :: trial OF lie person
charge IN The Indictment, IN Mond1T ncNt.
Tacre TEN. ~ lrlhcT business the curt adJou:Gea
- Nord1y.
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Upper POLICE.

Tnsrrs -Ch7rloi;c Lrckcy, native Of Montreal,
was arre>'oj ard committed oT stealing Rob Roy
shawl woriI - from Bridget R.nrs No 10 Houston
STREET
Eliza VI. rorr, yorns girl Of 49, arrested and
c1Eim'c for >;eaias % cents from the money dave
of Henry Angel, No - Hons S'rce.
Charles Jones native Of Qurh'c, arret:od ard
committed ior sIea Ing ovrfcoat worth 80 from he
haJ of he hous. Of Eyeft b. Sucdcs Of ~ University
mace.
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with this wre,ched sophistry which teaches that
portion of the Human Race must be ens!aved, de-
graded, benighted, to preserve the residue from
similar fate 1t belongs to Barbary or Abyssinia,
and is utterly OUT OF place il land OF churches,
schools and newspapers-,o say nothing OF De-
mocracy
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ErrcnEns, Asn prorra.. tx

>-, New-lo rk, Feb III. i.3j. )
SoilIE-Ihc President and Dree ors 81 TIE Butchers
and DFoveEs Bank have ;i, day declared dividend OF
Tour ~ per cent. tie Capital Stock oct of the profit Of
the iast -IS months, payahc on the 18th lns,
HE TruIss- book will be closed OH the llth until The
10Th Inst. By orde. Of the Board OF Directors
~ ioi D. W TOWNSEND, Cashier.
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POLICE OFFICE.

plsopnggiy CoNpucr y Gu sciI-LaSt night John
Carmel vent TO III! Marirefs' huch in cEerfy Stfca'
ard ,.-elrg and disturbance, was sez'd 10 he,
carried to the watch i1i, when another Ei1n named
Cornelius KieIn< aitcmp:ir. 10 rescue i, wf'S ais"
50 isd and iakrn II HE wat house with CARMEL,
whence they were u'ed on. 10 ~ ear and ans" ef
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SuFEg!OS COURT.
Before Judge OllKlEl

Def0reIrtge UNNtEY.
F11y,errH IIgRRiNG Is. ELIJAu FtSHEE- Ncuon OF
r-, ,r,errci IN IN cur lastl to recover possession
NJ he ug.rrly hall ojhli potion OF the road Know
a. Anii,v lane wlic. Is now occupied b: Nh / said
nn,,on being situated between Green ana "nstcr SIS
,,,e a. public highway has Tcnt 10 sci Il, bat
mai II should have reverted 10 IL ;vo original owners
one of which she IS For The other sice II y conJendtd
thai the ny has right Ia dispose 81 the anr dis'
t,a The PifiIH l. entitled the freehold Gained, >u5
i.ct 10 the opinion OF the UOur!.
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CARD.-To THE lCBLIc.-B, tie ,li-a-trou. are
Of 'hc Tribuae building, lie il. instant; the Coal le
OF v T. palmer Inc iaa Neeguler .!deetisisg iy.a,
''is DESTROYED, including h. Files Of New paper. n Al
parts %. ;Le rni,el states, Rook,. Furniture &C.
~ Ezpress N.on his Philadelphia agency lie had re-
ee!red duplicate Copies portion OF the newspapers for
which he Is the July Authorized agent, embracing inward.
of three hundred, published In diGcre. toxin. and cities.
Prominent points in every State in til, Uml1a Staes ana
is foss prepared to receive ldserats from CITY Mer
chants Manufacturers Dealers generally, who desire =,
make Known tier oca'ions ard bnsines. through tho
c0'''i7' 'sr'f9S5'st to the F.sepis q tie toshfcy.
The fergps- q tie c,ratr, ard terms Of advertising
in hen' may he seen At hi. Office lin the sane building
low occupied by The DAILY Td5une) No. 30 Ann-.t.
HIS friend. and the falic who are supplied with hi.
Cards are respectfully requested to do him the favor 10
note on item hi removal from the Jmstef to IN, Coz,
t,Se y" 30 AsS-sTREEr which !. now il. null o.eraton.
and ''iisre every VARIETY OF .ibre ..af B,9, Coq!
may be had in any quantity. ADAPTED in kiSps aud SIZED
10 the respective uses OF families Others and delivered
at the siorfs.; notice. Order. respectfully solicited
" T. fAhMEE, Agent for Country Newspapers.
felo p Al Tie cal oes... Ma. 10 tnrl..
= The Tras saF. S4a, Heruid Eesaiqg Posi-. c,,,,sy
cal Coyt>r, Journal q Commerce ard reSs are reouest
ell 10 publish the above before the Marriages 70 the amour.
OF - eseh and send the bill 20 No. 30 .ina-street,
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H. & WgrSS V DAsIEf kINGsL ,Sn.-Ac;ioR 10 re-
cover of Mr. H. ccrfa accounts t0r'hr erection ot Nv"
buildings OF, the south SIDE Of Stuyvc>ant street Vice
there had been contract between Mir. h ana carrcn
,e: named Rance The case VIII he continued Niorc2y
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r. DALLEYs MAGICAL FAIS EXTRACTOR, the Original
and genuine, j. sod In m city 81 Courtlandt street. N,
first G'i only place the bc found. Remember TIL
Warranted the rue uncor penalty OF $50; and sold at bali
prce. Commits far better article place. AID
los p!!ce. Large boxes
CAUTlOS.-Huy ONLY as a.0ye y
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~ Dr. SPonSs REMEDY for Sick iIcatIache-Th, plea.
SAINT beverage i sold at Il C0uraIid with full direction,
certain and peru anent or biiiOu Sick
Headache relieving almost Immediately the Violent