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New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27
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ESu5azs Office, Hnli,strest r. B. MASON. o1pL ~,
IsI4-,5. WINTER ARRANG EMtH>Th n - :, M
s. ii i9t for Ma1,ees-a' ti,.sia the e..leat leaves
Inc fol, pf Duane street every ino'aiiS' 'eNesi
per fcight. he steamboat cgyes the foo, Of l'a
ae s:re.i every rcsay Thursday, and Saturday Hisnooa'
For rte. particulars enquire OF }. Van tss:e;s1 ~, agent
coiSsT Of Duane ami 9ress 's H. Z ,I,ssc, SLY ,11
Stages leave Mdeowp upon Of ne CIR, and f29 o.
vey Passengers 70 !iica. Ovosn, Binghsmp'i t''' AZ
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NEW-YoRK AND HARLEM T. R.-Co.-
zA 49, Qasrd aiasf j'o9Sei 8 nc eaa ~' run as io'
-Tsa775s Iqy yTi fia!far sia.e, ior7raJ j orf ord
lam Williams Bridge, Hunts Bridge, onieeg.s hoaIIi
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Fre;cht tTnin y,viil eoye the City aSi al q Leave
WHITE Plans az :. v. -. ,, .7..-
Hall nj tie corner OF Broome s. and the Boyefy, Sal44
Garden and 9Th g. An WI! pfecedc eic uhn w
mnr; h.n-e the time o Starting rom the Cg !tCi, sno WIZ
take up .tie passengers along the nne. :, .. -
Extra HaTicm s3G ncEriEGra rams Iuf DiolI'' ~'u
intermediate places.
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5Ip.x. BY order OF .he Board. c,ru,N s,~
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sf3=ge r NE5v . uRGIi- sndinS at gad,ysls Wes,
isiEz- PoirG Coia:2T,c=. Cornwall! ana siiis'H
Landing. a. -,
E.ac Ti leave hs NG:Iel t..e fler STey tuesdaI an
EriAy at o'oiocE T 4: RetufnuS III siys 'f~ou'gh
eve,y Wednesday and Saturday st o c!qch ! y 80,
on q tn boa! without BONG cr'er2c - e ' ~ recs:-
ed lor n,si be st the Ik ci the oigneTstn9reo Go9
- y7s---. n r. FOlYEld- y CO. LjNE F9R
sn--5s 5sSElYBuRGH-i.aud al CSidweil' W.
?p,r,, Cold SyrSs and CnInTa!i
TEa I.aE.ab3at aitiHbANDEn, Capt. H. 'Yarsn9a: III
leays ne per loot OF Warren S cves olonda7. thHffcaS
and Saturday at 4 O'Clock. T. III y,
Re,arning viii leave Ne,ytuE.h eTer7 hondsy st A. H.
s,,a Tres!ay sai Friday II p NJ. ~
OF pg,.ge, appy to tho Captain on oour Baz
e M ire:ht Of ali descriptions, bank bills specie put on
be must De ~ the ik of thereof nE!ssr c ci L.
dns o. rscsirt he isnat ior tie same 90
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27

gss FARM FOR SAL I.t;-Si,uate the road from New
5S Rochelle 10 White Plans, about elu. distant from euch.
containing $50 OF land, nsl Of which plough
lard excepting ncres winch wood land The place
divided by ana and uid convenient lots io culi
vaiion All the e1ces Of stone IN g9od oisf and the
ground high of cultivation. The buildings all OF
good character and in orser. For terms apply TO
5. 3. KENYON, on the premises or OF
d4fr ] liANl'f. e .infn.st. New. York
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27

IN PURSUANCE Of order OF the Surrogate OF the Coun
ty Of New Yo:S, NoT1cr hereby given 10 Ul persons
York cielSyman deeeHsed, IN present The same with the
vouchers thereof 70 tie subscriber her residence No l
day Of June neAt-Da;sd New YoEk the s0h day OF No
venIleI, iSis. MINERVA Ci.OUGH,
ds law 6mc AdminiStratry
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27

II order of the doa. Jacob C. Lansing Supreme Cour
D Commissioner, notice hereby given. pusuun 10 the
1ovsonS al the statute auhorsnC attachments again ab
ndinG, concealed asd non fe>lent dehur. that
'achment has ssued against the e>ste OF William H. Wright
ute ct lsn.InEh rsh Rensselaer, County. resident
debtor srG that the will be sold for the payrren of his
debts urlesa he and discharge such attachment nc
ceIdlng TO law within nine months tr0m tie fist publication
VI this notice. and that the of debts due
by residents u this St e. and the delivery him. his
ue, OF any prooey within this State. ongng him. and
the transfer OF any such property b" him, forbidden by
law, and are void Dated tansirsDnrgh September 9Th
lsli. C pARMEl.EE
~ irw Sn Alto. tnr Attaching Creditor.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27

EOODYEAR'S INDIA RUBBER GOODS-T'h sub
~ scrber offers for sue the old stand Of Becch6r
finished uGd will retain lS beauty III u kinds Of weather,
suitable the finest Also, article for
carriages. heavily couied. low prices. Have hand
large variety OF goods this hne-Coal. Capes, Ponchos,
Keeling Jackets. Cups SOU Yeers, Oyeras Pants, Winter
5ckeis Shlps Letter Bncs mir md Yatertight Seamhn's
Bags, TaIpnun for aboats, which be IN
all boats o the Sew iIyen Steamboat CO.. every variety
oil CoyeHE Om hore roofing Of buildings, steamboats,.
ruoldcar. eic made order nj the shortest notice and
the reasonable Life P.eServsrs. Air Cushions,
Carnage Aprons Mechanics Aprons Shower Baths Mite
Gloves Sc. Every article wlauted 90 stGnd climate
Goodyear Patent Suspcnders manufactured by d.. l.. Suy
dam, and wganed TO retain their elasticity. al articles for
sale III qualities TO suit pu!cha;ers
GEORGE BEECHER, 100 Broadwny,
ji7 between Pine and IValss
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27

ssss a FARM FOR SALE, OR EXCHANGE FOR Pro-
SS u-rty the city OF New ork.-S'rd Furr consists o
4 % acres Of Land. good state cultivation, and
well fenced situated aaart 40 miles from the Cy IN the
County of WaStche-'cr On the premises Gre dwellings,
burns and other Out-builng. CDnveyances 70 and from the
CITY ,.li.y. For further particulars inquire Oi
dZJ In SAMUEL II. BARaEIr. 80 secOnd.st
cq.t: 4 COUNTRY SGFr FOR SAJ.E.--Situate IN
z5 the Kn.sridse .puG, between 5iI and TIN tvenGes
1871 md 10TH streets, containing acres OF land u; guod
culVaon unl ;ruit trees shr,bbefy &c The
ground .eyn'e and commands noble vev ni tie waters
Of iiIrgae ani East River, ard also an extensive vies oil
Long Island. Terms made easy. AaFiy 10
ANDREW q :. B. acGONN,
Executors OF Andrew Alct.1Wn, deceased or
AItRi -ANl,i,. Is .lmhn-a. n. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27

GOOD SITUATIONS FOR BUSINESS.-Pcrsons abou,
~ business informed that they obtain
immediate possession of Stands the Partisan azar. No Jag
Broadway. near Grnnd street. which consist OF Counters md
Glass Gases for tire sale n Dry Goods Millinery Fur5ier Ar
cles Hats and Cnp Watches and Clocks Silver and Plated
Ware, lamps and Chantelers Cutlery Chnq and and Gass i
books Canes aud Umbrellas Pcumery Furnishing Articles,
Ladies Shoe Store. Toy do eady Made Linen htend and
Needle Store, and Tor every description OF nent goods.
rms perhaps Of Tire best opportunities tor persons OF
small capital Gi Their friends startng them into business nt
very small rlsS The Bazaar heated and lighted BY the
Proprietor. For farther paTicu'ais apply AZ the BEznnr
NB-A separate entrunce w he made TO the Gallery md
Rooms on the .coal s;ory which w,l be let for Millinery und
Diess Making Portrait and Miniature Painting &C. ii6
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27

lbs. made of the bes. materials and warranted stand and
tone 10 pcfe-asfsns 10 them improved Casroa Yoke with
oveable Arms. The increasing demand for his Bells the
best ovsance that be given Of their excellence. Orers
have been we'd from the Cenans and almost s he States
and about 30 have furnished different places in tie
Stale OF New York from his Foundry Town Cocks, Level
hs and Surveying lnstrument, Copper and Brass Castings
&c &c. to2 6u) ANDREW MENEEIY.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27
&c RE LEE.

esTEAM POWER TO LE'r-Fram to % horse power,
- with pnr the whole OF building erecting % by
30 feet nnd stores high, the East River side. Pike
slio Enguire of IiEChER & BROTHERS,
It.E 2l2 Cherry street.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27

STE FARM FOR SALE-tontan,ns io) acres, situated
s.6s adjoining the vllsce o COmac Smthown Township,
- iuiUik County, Long Island; 50 IS under good
tta. f cultivation the balance wood The buildings con-
st ofn god Dwelling and Barns and ali otier necessary ont
halcs There a Fruit f4es ali 6nided or -,ntsd such
qualities also suihceacy OF sina fruit Fnr further pnr-
tr,,l" = ennu,fs OF CADlit'S &, CL0UGH.
5i.iIn ial West street
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27

rk PApER-ATII.L TO LET, in complete order. II has
fe+ egh engines two b inch machines, cslendar rolls
LII SIC. Connected with this Mil 500 ot
land; mostly wood on which now standing one Saw-Mi
Grs MIL Machine Shop. Backsmt tbs shop, good
Store, and thirty Dwelling. Houses, all of which for sale
10 reasonable and possession given Immediately
For farther particulars inquire of
dl5 GAUNT & IERKiCKSON, 15g Southstreet.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27

'HEATIIING COPPER-l4 and I6 OF. Tor bule by
III AlACklE s. LEYERETT. 1e7 Water st.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27

MACHINE BANIlS.-rhe following unsolicited opinion
w ufou India Rubber Machine Banding, We commend TO
tie attention OF the Interested HORACE II. DAY;
Successor to TIE RI; bury India Rubber Co.
NoEwIcH. Jan. IS. lS45.Dqnr Sir: Above please lind
dnit - the balance ot your ;ount neHn=t
US We take pleasure saying that after t and air ai
OF yeur Ruter Banding that for the purposes for which
used drive heavy or light machines with band,
the fullest satisfaction Yours.
MllSEs
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27

- COUNTRY. SEATS AND FARMS FOR sail
@ Tn5 subscriber olers for saie liberal terms s:Se-
E mi Coriry Seats and Farms the East bank o the
Il,ison River, neur 'irrTy town-amonr winch are
be FAR Il the subscriber now occupied oY MI Chgei'
The n M the Inc William nutcheE, connlng 5O acres
Also several small Places suitable pr Country seats m
Farming purposes. Inquire OF me :nt:sefiber, =, ~
NJ tAIvis :. =. TOMPkINS, III W est 81 N Y
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27

CHURCH BELLS AND TOWN
CLCthS.--The subscriber, who was
awarded Diploma al the Sew.York STATE
Fgin Of lsil and lei3 for the hest toned
church Bell, and also Il Silver Medal for
the best Bell. and Diploma for Town
Clock. exhibited 81 the Far of the Amer.
can Institute IN October rst. Is now pre-
psfed NJ hrs Foundry NJ West Troy, New.
YORK, 10 frrnish Bells OF from % 10 1900
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27
Later rrom Oregon.

50 they Will in Kentucky and In all scush,W ,Wes;er
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27

NJ OrICE.-A CERTIFICATE torihry share, oil the Cap.
ni STOCK ol the CSmmeIcGl und RAILROAD BaANx or
York nur6eed SOS. IN the Of Bulkey & Peck,
lost IN the CITY OF NewEork the 3i day of March, lei
and hs having made application for new Certificate
The public are cautioned against purchasing trading ot he
same. J. g. B!BBY. Cash. and Ssc'y
Fgcksbn-g, Dec, q. lSE. lhl3 law6yy
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27

EsAsHlQNABLE BOOT AhD SHOE STORE. GROSS &
g BELTS lsS Failon q, ccct East o Broadway Eeep
on hand large assortment Of Boot, and Soe iaca the
most fashionable yla and Of the best mntcGi: ~ B. Made
order a.! cesc.1tc OF Ban and ShoeS. Fits warranted
and onocs low 20 srs, the tines. s.iY
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27

Il.
Ja3 Agent Norwich Bleaching Cai.eaderng Co."
METAL ROOFS, GUARANTEED WATER TIGHT
IVA FOR FIVE YEARS, WHICH Is -FOUR YEARS
LONGER THAN USUAL.-1'he subscribers have inv yeged
method OF covering roofs with plain galvanized plates
which they guarantee remain yyaietght FIVE YEARS when
put on By thes The metal put that be al.
leced ey the shrinking swelling OF the panks which
laid, oEby the contraction expansion OF the metal.
The following gentlemen nave had their dwelling houses and
ts ci!y Covered By tins method. their atisilcion
Heny BEeyuFt ESl corner ol Sta venue and 5th street.
John : SchermetioIg, Esq. No ~ Broadway
David Austin. Est 81 Exchange Place and w Ia!n-s:.
j. Green Pearson, Esq. Merctanis' E1chrl-e, WG!ls
Geo. 3. Butter, ESQ. No. 81 NHSSGu-st.
Ergncis Burritt, ESQ. - Bfcai-st.
Notice that the Improvement paensd all per-
Sons TIE rade wishing 10 roofs by subscribers plan
can obtain permission moderate terms.
mhI4tf P. NAfLOR i co. Y abd ~ Broad.s,-
soLugBeRs PLUMBERS. PLU.BeRs,-The .uo
:cIiber would call tie attention OF rcmbcrs and the pu-
e perfect article OF tn. Plated Le P:7e, maHu!acu
Cd entirely pss5 which ne has this month s
cured letters Psisni which pae ts pig OF tho inside with
ID even perfect ycte of pc:e Ilr-
urag and plating Lad Pipe, he enabled; - ofc. thu superior
szLlce az tho serne pres charged for coal=aR pipe
II gDIs t-s PIPE puiectared by h.a not % pu;.t OF
i. al aeE. scas other 1npsrte.!oE. a.. Of
ps:fsctly nrIlcT-a thic5n=zx,
As5 hand El.e zocE OF entins1 Cceon and trrc..,
FSe. WIKI en- be :5aEet a sGs asrutac;oY. ~ We.i
- s-- " JogBER
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27

IN CHANCERY-Betore Vice Chnncelo, Of the First Cir.
eui-HsoIge Fae Williams ce and al Xii 70, fore.
cosae OF Mortgnge-S T. Cupp Of the City Of New.Y ork
m I'M canss whose place 9? ,idence IN The State Mis-
April next or the bill fled therein Will be taken confessed BY
nm. lnY0 lnyy3y.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27

II FOR L0hDON-RcgHLgr Packet of lst Fc5rudry-
A TIE spendid frst cln.s fast-.aing Packe, Ship SE.
ss-EE DlATOR, Capt. Chadwch will positively sail
above her regular dny-heyng superior accornInOda-
;ons for CABIN Sacond Cabin and Seetase Passenger Per-
wishing 10 embark should immediate npDcnion
JOSEPH McMuRRAY,
It.a.t -.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27

WN. TYSON. 10 West-st N. Y.
RlNGHAMS. DOCK q STRATrON, Phlad.
JAMES WILSON. North Howardst BALI.
HOLLYDAY < EDG ERTON, Cumberland Md.
JAAES IAN H ErQlRsYTH rlES! 4 & . GO. Wheeling, Va
Gocts Intended for the Wheeling Route should be marked
= Eeio York ard Whceng Line" care Of James HILs0n
baltimore; AID to.e tgT PLtbnrgh. inghqgzs Lirs rs
heretcioIe. WM TYSON. 10 Weat.st. New.York
New-York. Jan 18th. 1875. Jal5 TN March
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27
THE NEW YEAR.
d A NJ a G g u G o Cd $

$4,000 PAIRS OF Boots and Shoes, damaged -
z by writer aud smoke NJ The late tire IN oureSS-EZzA
4. Wholesale Store. rs Vearsireet, New York. offered
fo sale the Biooklyn and Long ilunh Store 40 Fulton
street.-A to be sold. II possi ibe. within three weeks
y. r. Many of the above Articles Negy slightly soed nnt
not iiured IN the least Tor When there to get
in2 the stole, great bargain, may be expected
di1 SMITH 4 HiETSHORNE.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27
rs SWORN CERTIFICATES OF

TO the Use less thnn bottles Of Dr. Secus Southern
Balm my from The depotabls condition described
in the foregoing certificate Dr. ~ aud d. II. pronounced
far sofe consumption. Both these respecnlc physicians
nate that they dcspaed Of cure. Ny husband and pm
rents determined ,ry the Southern Balm. ard the result
becn ouly restorl"n healtl but gtener enjoyment
l..
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27

II FOR LONDON-'ro sail the lst of fehruary--The
l6T9S splendid aad tlst-saiGg packet ship MEDIATOR,
Eek Capt Chadwick will positively sail Us above. her reg.
uar day oFpassase, haviGg superior
ii their Gene.aI Passnse Office S5 olitst coz Maten nns
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27

By flea Of papers from the Sandwich Islands,
dates from the Oregon Territory have been received
TO the Cd OF August.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27

E EESS p STEAMBOAT FOR ShLE-The new,
large and cgmmodous low pressure Steam
asssa5ESh, boat NEiV-JERSEY IS Offered or sale on
easy terms, and nj low price, The NewJeey built in
Philadelphia IN lsil, by bays wegk of the best mn,eas and
IN the most substantial and 1874 enlnGed and
Improved By Mr. Capes nndn all particulars now
pste order, with very lui inventory She admirably
adapted for gge route, and accommodate in the
best manner go passengers.
II the ERSEY sod before the 18th January,
she Will thatday be sold without restrictions 10
the highest bidder, 81 tie Merchants Exchange.
tof;urtheT particulars apply to K. Fl. FUREY,
on board foo; Of Barcluy-stfee
n " InI,g
The Arkansas banner., 1845-02-12
RsE1atUE.AEs PACEAK EFF.

6Eea" Ia STEAMER ARKANSAS No. 4- s.iE.1Saiis3,is5a144 ?. PENNYwIr, Master-This new l-aas-I17217 and elegant steamer, built expressly for the Arkansas River, having taken her lace in the trade will run regularly throughout the season. from New Orleans to Little Book, Van Buren, Fort Smith and Fort Gibson
 In building this boat, no expense has been spared to render her worthy of patronage. She is provided with all the modern improvements, and her owners pledge themselves to use every exerton to give en- tire satisfaction to shippers and passengers. N. B,-The ARKANsAs No. 1, is provided with boilers
 For freight or passage, apply on board, or to
 WALTERS & WEAVER Little Rock, December l, ls44-ls-IY.
The Arkansas banner., 1845-02-12
From Me c,iaeinnnii caronicl.,

OPERATIONS OF THE U. s. SNAG BOATS IN TIE IMPROVEMENT OF WESTERN RIVERS.
 The boats of the United States employee m the removal of snags and other obstrucd tons III the Western waters, are now in sue cessfui operation, and is a matter of impor- tance to ascertain the effects produced. We have before Us the statistics of their opera tions for the last fifteen months, and we are surprised at the magnitude of the results- The quantity of snags removed and the mum Der of trees ielled on the banks, are quite astonishing.
 In the report of the Typographical De partment is an abstract of the report of Col Long, from the Office of the Improvement of Western rivers, from which we make the following abstract of the results of the snaq business.
 The boats employed were the snag boats lleliopolis, Archimedes, Samson, Seyier, and Gopher. The following is the result of theil operations to the 30th June, lS44.
 oDsTRUCTloys pRuoyEp
The Arkansas banner., 1845-02-12
CoGae, &sgas.s SaEf. ErOn &zc.

Coffee, Sugar, Salt, From &lc. FHNHE undersigned have hand and are selling \ very low, full supplies of the above articles, also bleached and unbeached domestcs, tickngs, Osnaburgs, cottonades; English, French and Amer- can prints of various qualities and prices Boots, shoes, hats and ready made clothing suitable for the season; and also, general assortment of Groceries queensware, hardware, school books, woodenware, tinware well ropes, plough lines, trace chains horse collars, brides, saddle bags, &c., Sc., All of which they will sell at the cheapest rates for cash.
 VIM. VANCE & BROTHERS.
 April 2, 1S44. MQiR, nedr WaYlchGm street.
The Arkansas banner., 1845-02-12

GRASS SEEEsS. Sgc. Clover, Timothy and Herds Grass Seeds I Bale Cotton Batting. Candle Wick, inch square Bar Iron, I25 's do do do Reed and for Sale by
 VIM. B. WAIT. Nov. 2a, IsI4 l0-tf.
The Arkansas banner., 1845-02-12
], ARK A " s A s B A N N E R
 PUBLISHED WEEKLY, V EgsDEgE1ANEb & CO.,.
,,e or1 r1anVERTTsING.
THREE DOL I A R s A YE A R
 IN .ADHANCE.


 ,,are of 10 lines, or less, first Insertion,
 squa and FIFTY CENTS for each continu- IolLAH1'o n lines. and not exceeding 15, to be
 s gssa square and a half--oyer l5, and not ex- as as 'ss .5 two squares-and in that proportion 2or advertisements.
 si o~dyertsements to be paid for In advance, a, lnnt assumed by some responsible person.
 p's an individual account, at the above rates,
 a an e50 and under $100, in one year, dis ; 9 ., ner cent will be made; and when it e a.a = el0O or upwards, in the same period, a ars g s3t ner cent. will be made. No deduc- ,oreT o, ers will be made, if paymenfbe deferred asTlaI' geaT shall have expired; nor will any re- lf .5 I, made on legal advertisements, required | to be published.
 1 eovTIsACTs BY THE YEAR.
 .se9ing Sg 10 lines, renewable at pleasure, S20, 30 '' F 30. ,,ortisements, or parts thereof, exceeding 10, en lines. as the case may be, subject to the .aJ J discounts first mentioned; and no con abe tbase rates for less term than year. No a ,' f,r occasional omissions; and all contracts gsar to be paid in advance.
 5s,,y;,TyG ADVERTISEMENTS. 5,as or less, each additional p1f8' months, $6 square, $4 k 10 5 |, D I5 F sanding advertisements will be charged at the | 'ad 'a4;oned rates, unless a contract be made when r t;nsertion; and must be paid for in advance. ? aarson lnao will be announced for any office, either ,,e Ps5s0 or county, without the advance payment Ie dollars. q, |. .h5 o..... ! npSo and payment required in advance. ' ;ob 51 will hereafter be delivered to any person JSom So we have no regular dealings, until paid advertisements must be marked with the num- f;nserops desired, otherwise they will be con irptil mt forbid, and charged accordingly. ,Ta S variation will be made from the above rates. qe number of the paper, 12s cents. 'sfters must be postpaid, or they will not re- any attention
The Arkansas banner., 1845-02-12
LITTLE ROCK, WEDNESDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY l2 Is45
E7KsESEg sRFs2FEsgE&

"A n BENDER has just re- a Os ceiyed per S. B. IYa- 3s.4ozgsssSSss bash Pulley a fresh assort- SSsstAsssSFT MW ment of Ladies' and Gentle ~ -zsAl@@~ mems fancy goods.
 HD Among these goods the la Pa dies will find splendid patterns of cash'r d'ecosse; nous de iaihe; oalzon9erS; Afghan satin; yelyets, and a lot 9i fashionable prints not surpassed by any goods .il ALsQ-Ladie's bonnets, hats, caps, capes, and collars o various patterns walking shoes, gaiters. ties, buskns, &c., of the latest patterns, and best of materials ALS0-GentIemens hats of the latest fashion. and every variety of boots, shoes, slippers, Sc.
 lS-tf
The Arkansas banner., 1845-02-12
ffesh DFvlss and REeelicines,

sz.p For Sale Wholesale and Retail. VIE subscriber is constantly receiving Mi a From New York a genuine assortment I& oi Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Perfi- [,'~TTsss. @fgg, Pdints, Otis, Dye Sttfs, Sc, Sc ts R.s R.ss.eei Medicines; among which are Dr. Fay hllsaia of LiverWoft; iaVpes' eyneeioraSt. , sa llanacea, Dalley's pain extractor fIay's and st, hnmcnt; I.in's strenrtheninas nlaster: Rom. Ass age; doliatt's phmnx bitters and yer 5,is ',iis; a Bartholomew g eNpeclorant; SphoR's IsI,bs oidadge's balm of Columbia for tiie hair; 4n s n.Neaiaentun.
 VI Wi'eh will be sold low for cash.
 DR. l. l.. DODGE.
 MaESham street, doors west of ihe lli.l. e..,. Anthony House.
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aEsOEE9EgHslsi. LUST received, per steamboat Eteline, and other .s lase arrivals, on consignment,
 | bhds, sugar,
 10 hhs. do,
 n sacks Rio Coffee, al ke.s Spanish .ieiaut lndieo. hhi. Ma3Itr.
 hhls. GnrHsFas,
 ai boxes rahaeep.
 an saes EEgH fa hH znH a f5tHHHsH HEfaa7, s3 nai=E ie ti4ss ne eaaIis4u sui J. MITCHELL, -fatiHt
 eaf Commission hfHzs fzf AtH fisssi Ei#ls s3.s Nsfct ]. tsli s1-iy
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GREAT BARGAINS.

?. BENDER HAS just received, per late arrivals, a fresh and \ E splendid assortment of DRY GOODS, con- sisting in part of black Alpaca, fgd Oelolians; Chusans and Chusan Delains; Thbet Orleans, a general assortment of Prints; Ginghams Checks Flannels; Linseys; Ky Jeans; Kirseys; Satinetts, Cassimeres, Cloths bleached and brown Sheetings and shirtings, Hosiery, Umbrellas, Shawls, Gloves, Sc. Sc.
 Also, by recent arrivals, fresh assortment of
 Groceries, Sugar, Coffee, Salt, Ssc. Sc.
 The above goods were purchased in New York and New Orleans, expressly for this market, and will be sold CHEAT, for cash only. Store the ner of Main and Markham streets.
 Litile Roclt, Dec. ?, lS43. 12-tf
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since the lsl ef January. ls1s. no less than oae haniged and fiIlv-s.ae maFsssasl ,F.,- men n Franee iiava been legally rha;eed Slih assassiiiaiisii; 1s ssls.siis.;ts sa szassa- s'e ihelf hastsnsls se savssn es..ei,igsgsss
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< very polite lady seeing doclof open ing his lancet to bleed her, begged him to de- slsi, as she never had anything to do with doctrinal points
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Groceries. 0O SACKS coarse Salt. %O 10 dc fine dc BbIs Brown Sugar, , Sacks Havana Coffee, Cask Nante Currants, 9 Kegs Buckwheat Flour, 10 Bbls Onions,
 Received and for Sale by
 WILLIAM B. WAIT. December 4--1S4l. Pit.