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The Arkansas banner., 1845-01-29
NOTHGE Y To Non-resident Land holders

AND THEIR AGENTS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That an Act l of the General Assembly of the State Of Arkan- sas entitled can act to authorize nonr residents ne ths State, and others owning lands and town lots in counties in which they shall not reside to pay tax es upon such lands and town lots directly into the State Treasury, should they prefer so doing" ap- proved oth January, lSIJ, authorizes on-residens ot this State, and citizens owning lands or town lots Tn counties in which they do not reside, to pay the State Treasury.
 Every person wishing to pay taxes under this act as owner or agent must file, or cause to be filed in the office of the Auditor of Public Accounts under oath an accurate list, and description of the lands and town lots upon which he shall wish o pay tax es stating the value of such town lots and describing the lands by townships, range section lot or part thereo and the number of acres in each particular tract or subdivision thereof and the value of each tract or subdivision per acre, (proyidsd that no land shall be valued at less than three dollars per acre and the name Of the county in which the same shall be situate. Nonresidents who have filed or caused to be filed with the Auditor lists of their lands and town lots for taxation for the year lS45 can. upon the conditions of the act aforesaid pay their taxes for the year 1915, upon lands in any part of this State directly into the State Treasury at Little Rock at any time before the first Monday of August next
 The Auditor is required to ascertain the amounts of State and county faxes due onands in such cases and to furnish a statement thereof to the persons wishing to pay the same and the Stale Treasurer, upon the presentation of such statement is required to receive the taxes and grant duplicate receipts therefor, one of which is to be filed with the Audit or, who, thereupon is required to grant certificate under his official seal, showing that payment of the taxes has been made provided, that the person pay ing such taxes shall pay to the Auditor fifty cents for each tract, lot or subdivision upon which the taxes shall have been paid
 ELIAS N. CONWAY, Auditor
 of Public Accounts ofMe State of .ark's
 AUDITORS OFFICE, Lille Rock,
 .3rk's. ISH Jun. IS45 l9-tf
The Arkansas banner., 1845-01-29

MlcHIGAN.-It seems now generally COIL ceded that Gen. Cass will be elected to the U. s. Senate by the Legislature of Michigan, and that he will accept the appointment This will be highly gratifying to his friends
 Ohio StnteS3Dup
The Arkansas banner., 1845-01-29

The lion. AsHBELSMirH, for several years past Minister of Texas to France, arrived in this city on Tuesday evening last, on his return to Texas.-.Nat. Iuelhgencer, Jun. 9.
The Arkansas banner., 1845-01-29
srAre or ksx.ssAs. forsemr LxF.tE rowSsufs, prnnx Cnna4f.

NIrE iha unasf,isnsa have ihts day viewed aa w es'ay utfe msle. sisswn fe es ky fasi,a Nll- ssn ssi te Cad tise sams to isa ratse eaas tsslse hsns AA hslf Nigh. thret YsAra af last ssias $. na kesafs a4 asgls nzscaiFabs. aat we aa serfass asf Ha he worth ~ asy isi4ss tssneu aaasF e3s aastt this NayeazAzt zzIA | b ts14.
 JONATHAN 4lHNe6f.aan.
 GUST k}ES kIfNsf EAoETER
 MATHEW &Eck9E. sesfa ss taf ssssfiNsA .es s7l4 4sf Ss.sasAes 4 fI fSss aaa.a sas rAeuA% MEATH fssasfe es. lst4 ea 1s
The Arkansas banner., 1845-01-29
PROCLAMATION

BY THE GOVERNOR OF ARKANSAS. WHEREAS it has been made known to me that w EUGENE JARDALLAs, who with ETrIENE VAUGINE, was committed to the jail of Arkansas county, charged with the the murder of JOHN B. NoTnEBe, has made his escape therefrom and is now running at large:
 Now, therefore, 1, THOMAS S. DREW, Gov of the State of Arkansas, by virtue of the au- ward of 1leo Hunoired Dollaps, to any person who may apprehend the said JARDALLAs. and deliver him to the Sheriff of said county of Arkansas in order that justice in this behalf may be had and executed.
 In testimony whereof. have hereunto 5~~~, set my hand and caused the seal of ] L. &. said State to be affixed, at Little Rock, e~~.>>' on the 27th day of Jan. A. D., ls45.
 THOS. s. DREW.
The Arkansas banner., 1845-01-29
By the Governor.

By the UOVefhor.
 DAVID B. CHEER, Secretary of State. DescRIpTroN-"The said Eugene Jardallas is about 27 2S years old, about five feet eight nine inches high-stout built-dark complexion-black hair and eyes, with large scar on his cheek imme- diately under the eye and speaks with little ofthC French accent"
 January 20 lSl3-2O--lW
The Arkansas banner., 1845-01-29
CAMDEN, ouAcHITA CIRCUIT Couar, :,
 May Term, A. D. 1915. Simeon Lents,
 ys. h ChaneerU Catharine Ann Lenta

To CATHARINE ANN LRNTs,
 Defendant in He abore cause. ME complainant in this cause having filed afi. N dayit in this office that the said defendant is nonresident of this State, the said Catharine is therefore notified that the complainant on the lGth day of January, A. D. lS45, filed his bill of petition in this court praying divorce from the said Caha- rine; and which said bill, in substance alleges that the complainant is lawfully married to the said Catharine, that the complainant and the said Catha- rine lived together in this State, as husband and wife, from A. D. Is4l to X. D, ISfi, at which last time the said Caharne left the bed and board of the complainant, and has since that time lived with another man in state of adultery. The said delen- dant is therefore notified, that unless she appear in the said court the first day of the next term there of, to be holden the first Monday after the fourth Monday in April next, and plead, answer or demur to the said bill, the matters therein alleged will be taken for confessed, and decree entered according ly.
 In testimony whereof, I Phillip Agee, clerk
 of the circuit court in and for the county lsEALl of Ouachita, have hereunto set my hand
 as clerk, and affixed the seal of my office
 this the 18th day of Jan. A D. 1915. 20-Sw. PHILIP AGEE Clerk
The Arkansas banner., 1845-01-29
NOTICE TO ERE .EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS

NOTICE TO fRE- EMP PFIoN CLAIMANTS Evegy pefsaa entitled ta the sz'd oi pke-sanrtioa to any lands wiiAia the hnsiA ~ lhs saussArs s;,. x.;.4=s.-a !. s.s=->.. s> essiss-h he san. ss the sliisaetiaE af he Register zn kecrsef sf tAe proper l.AnA 0flee ant make payEaent theFslrf si als A.s gr'selA< afifr srsizk safs He,tcs, sn1 brkase fhe Jar appointed los 4hs samlaensemenf cs lh- rshs .Afa os sas tsxaslp. cs.sagse.s shs sFars sl,tsssi above designated: ssAeselse sseh clam ~ill ss iasissted.
 TH0. IL KlsAkE.
 csamassazMN zf Nt Gsafnsi Lad u4ss Nas c. lstt@1 tsswN
The Arkansas banner., 1845-01-29

SCkEdbOE. I VIE third session of Madame d'Fstimauyille,s \ Schoolwillcommence on Monday. Sd Februarv. All who wish to enter for the next session are rcsue fully requested 10 do so during the last week of the present one, ending on Friday, 3lst inst.
 TERMS r or children above ten years oi age, SIS % Smaller do. lo m Music, ?, French, i0 ao The session comprises five months Iiaif price in advance. None to leave without half sessions notice, or paying the full amoursl
 Lithe Rock, Jan. I4th, ls45 ia
The Arkansas banner., 1845-01-29
V 2 EaIe ' ' 2 Ef lFEf n J ITIINTF1FI JOHN l. sAtfftt. Trx'n r sFAi. C. PETERS ton S i.s

lha Attsaaa keRaFtff. Ctaeiansts C aelle. Nash sIlle IHiea. tie ssasfg SsHtEass IsEe laafs taaf. iaf Ssa <sesrr faaFaal. Ieasss..eeA fsf 4sllsasaa g1ts. Mo- l.ltfEs faek oAaaef. AssI hsasls AEn.l tszss wit r1osssa sssE sesEasy la Nsszle fszEsss E. saaaias aa3 sad faels eeeesats U slss Isas- tssa tz AAss.aak v Ga
The Arkansas banner., 1845-01-29
NERs. WALK EsEg,s SCHOOL.

MI EKsSs " lAHlEA EtEE7S sS4gEHDS1Et,
 THIRD SESSION. WILL commence on Monday, February sd. W Mrs. " respectfully sclieiis continuation of that libeal support she has hitherto met with; and trusts, by unremitting attention, to ensure the advancement of those pupils who may be committed to her charge
 TEMRS,
 Per Session of Fjre sNoysfAs. Senior Classes, sio Music, SIS Junior Classes. French 10 haii session to be paid in advance. Chldrea boarded on reasonable terms
 Little Rock, Jan. p, Is45. Ie-.tf
The Arkansas banner., 1845-01-29

Stqte of .8rkansas. AUDIToR's OFFICE LITTLE Rock, ,o IT
 ArlS's.. 29lh IanlarH l945 AO-u.
The Arkansas banner., 1845-01-29

BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE U. STATES.
 I N pursuance of law, I, JOHN TYLER, President l of the United States of America, do hereby de- clare and make known, that public sales will be held at the aforementioned Land Offices, in the STATE OF ARKANSAS, at the periods hercinaf.
The Arkansas banner., 1845-01-29

Ey the President:
 rns. II. ii,ks.
 ooamissioasr efiAs General Iaas oFee>
The Arkansas banner., 1845-01-29
aTHE GLORY or FNGLAND!"

"THE GLORY OF ENGLAND!" bur last, We remarked upon the glowing com ktion, which some American writers, espeei- feinthe Southern Literary Messenger, accord Ehe "gory of England" at the same time that tretotally unmindful of that wretched destitu-
 her people, which has justly been called her
 be-" We present the following picture, for fsideration of such British subjects in Ameri-
 may serve as the basis of an episode in their
 Paan to the @glory of England" It is no Jean tale--it is no fiction. It is an English report, and is copied
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Streit i'm Eager.

ssn Dem 9ofofofo Eager Su @albinaton
uno Neu'9orf Witbet jebt elm befti9er
Streit unter Den Uemterbaltern uno Nems
terfGeern, rpo3u oas Qmt BON 6afen Sol
leftor pon Neu Yorf bic 8eranlaf1un8
1T. 8oupern0r 8an Neb. Der ee9enwdr.
tiee Safen Gollettor BON gteu Sort. 1T
eearpun9en tporoen feline Neii9nation ouf
bas Nmt ein3uienoen. tpelbe am stffen
Suli in&raft treten ioQte .unoeabtet er Die
8eriiberune BON Dem prefioenten polf
erbalten bate. oab ct niebt bon Dem Imte
obeeieet Deroen io(lte, es iei oenn bab
Rlaaen uon amtliden Mibuerbalten eeeen
ibn betpieien tperoen fonnten. Cornelius
SO. 9atprenee if an feline Stelle ernannt
sporben. Sen. 8an Neb. oer 8ruoer oes
oboefeeten 6afen.@ oQeftors. bat einel1n'
terreoune nit bem prefpenten eebabt unb
mabte ffarfe @orite0unaen 9e9en Die Ses
banblune ieines Sruoers. Habber ao'
breflirte er einen Srief iber ben @e9en'
ifanb an een prefoenten, uno tiberionote
cine Ibibrift baoon an bas 6aupt zines
feoen Departements. pelber in febr beii:
fenben Qusordden aboefabt fein foQ. Die
InffeQun9 oeS 0errn 9awrence 1T Der
"Demofratie" nibt gang an9enebm. Gr
tpar elm Gonferpatipe. ffets Elm @e9ner
ber l1nterfbaefammer uno tpeiaerte ftb
ireenb einiae pdlfe du leiften um 6errn
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9Sarni,na fir &Gie=GEer. -

Samifas absno erfranftsn bier msbrre Ysrs
lonsn, bic in einsm bislIsen Stcbr ,pcblfeilsn
Rdie aefauft unb baScn 9ese1tn battsn. 8srs
mere @in,slnbetsn babsn mir nibt srfabrsn,
audi entbaltsn mir uns ben Ramsn bes 8srs
fdufsrs bier ansusebsn, Bic mir msbr @swifss
bapon srfabrsn. Man psrmutbst, sa6 sins Mrt
Gift in bem Safe par, bic mitunter i'm &dfs
entifebt wsnn sr su alt Wire. Die Sranfsn
babsn drstlibs johlfs 9ebraubt unS iinS nun
auf bsr SsfIerun9.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1845-07-08

ue- pom lekten Donnerffae. unb' bittet
Die Dame um Serseibuns bic Ibatiabe
per6ffentlibt Su baben. fdet aber nod
binsu. Der Spab iei Su out. als oab er
hGffe nerloren aehen iplIen.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1845-07-08
Geabiit9, BEN &. e5itli 1915.

@9iseni9sn unfsrsr qsfsr Welbe bisbsr
ibrs Ssitunssn!burb ben Sustaunsr Mstsr ers
bisltsn uno iis nibt burh bic Polf srbaltsn f6ns
nsn, srbaltsn iis pcn bents an burb ben Sass
toner GtdtIbtreiber.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1845-07-08

Sic Grute. Die qanblsuts in faif aasn
sbsilsn unfsrsr @auntp, ilnb jest flsies bsfbafs
tist ibrsn Nosssn unS WsiSsn 81 mdbsn anS
beimjutrinssn. Sn wsni9en sbsiIsn bat bic
Srubt stwas burb 8roif sslittsn, sob foa Der
Sbaesn nibt fo sros fen als man anfan9s
bsfirbtete, uno man bat uns beribst, oaB be
ernte i'm 9urbfbnitt pis sswSbnlid, wsnn
nibt bsi1sr fsi. Die NabribRn pom Wsarp'
lamb, 8rsinisn, ObiO, Sllincis, Snoiana unp
anbsrn msbr ,peiflibsn Staaten, bic frlibsr etc
lpas un9iinifis rparsn, lautsn jsst AUDI sdnffis
ger. Die Sommsrfribts unb gartsneswdbfs
iinS eurb bic Isetsn Nsssnfdausr srfriftt unb
babsn jsst Elm pelpsrfpredsnbss Nnfsben.
Ioo ourb Slib.-2(m Mcntaas Den 16.
sunni, pabreno sinsm &sssns unb @swittsrs
S6ausr, wurcs 6r. Srammall in sinsm Selbs
an Der Snoionas@rssf, in &sntudp, pom Slis
9stobtst. Gin Wann, Der stWa cine Wsie bas
BON pcbnts, lfanb CUR Ssit in Der Sbur unb
TAP lple Der Slis ben Baum trat inter ,psls
Diem Srammaa Sbus 9eiubt bate. @ls Der
Ge9en nablieb ritt ct nab bem Saume unb
fanb Den un9lidlidsn Wann als Qsibs. @r
bate iid note IS fbsn, NIT Dem Ghdsn an ben
Saum esIsbnt. Ole @lsftrieitdt bate am bins
tern sbels isins6 Suites Elm Gptb bon bsr@r6ss
elmer 8ntsneussI ssmabt, ,par am 9iidsn
bsruntsr aus esn Sbubtpissn bsrauS unb in
bic Sroe 9sfabrsn. Ssine Slsiber marsn gan;
srfsbt uno bic Sbube 70 burbl6bsrt als wds
ren ile NIT Sbrotsn bur1fbeiln eswsisn. So
1T msrfWurei9, bab rpdbrsno Den leBtsn brei
Sabren weni9lfsns feds Scbssfdas parsn, snts
wscsr burb 3ufaa cber @s,palt psranlast, in
jsner Nabbarlboft i'm Ss;irf pcn 8 WsiIen.
9Ser Sufdai9 i'm Srsisn ron einsm gewitter
ibsrrofbt wiro, fclts Dor 2llsm nitt untsr sis
nem Saums Sbus Dor csm 9is9sn iuben; sS
1T bs1sr man blstt am @ebsn ODER lsst lid)
platt auf Die @ros niscsr.
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JnitinFt bel D6seln.-@ins @sbflssis
tun9 fa9t, mir babsn Don elmer bsfanntsn 9as
me foIssnes Sslbrsibuns tibsr ben Snifinft Der
Scssl srbalten. 5,psi eslbs 8Sssl bautsn elm
Neif in ibrsn @artsn, Isstsn @sr binsin unb
briitskn Sun9s aus. 9as Oedbben fam sinss
Sa9es an Dem 9tsife pcrbs, blisb ifsben unb
bswuncsrts Die fIsinsn St9d. Oils Gs fur;s
3sit nabbsr in ben @arten ;uridfam, f1attsr,
te cas QDeibdbsn frsibsne um iIs, 70 nabscas
ss bsinabt ibrsn &cpf bsribrts Dies oausrts fs
lan9s bis eas Mdoben auf ben @sbanfsn Fam
bas esn Sunssn etpas Sassifcssn fsin miit
uno nab bsm Hsfs sn9. Sie fanb bort cine
@bIan9s, bic juif i'm Ss9riff ifano ben s,pstsn
Go9sl Su perfblin9en. @ie Fam eben notb ;sis
tis 9snus einsn bon 9reisn iu rstten.
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Baltimore, beu |. SuIi

Baltimore, psu l. Suli
Die pibtieIfe Nabridt. melebe mir
beute uniern eeiern mitsutbeien boben,
it Die. oae 81. .8oupern6r 3. 9S. Oorr
bon Hbooe, ,Sslano nab einem Seidluie
Der 8eies9ebuno icnes Staotes freloeoe
ben woroen 1T. Seine e!berotion. 6,par
Interchangeable. eiebt ibm nibt eber
Die He6te eines Sur4ers ,pieoer. IBIS er
Dem Staate Nbooe Sstano uno feiner
Gonltitution Sreue uno Qnbdnelibfeit
fbp0rt." Sn 9ropoence. Der Soaupt-
(faot booesSslanos, bat oieler Sorfaa
eroBe Seniation ecmabt. &anonenibIiie
wuroen aelol't. Die Sla9oen auf9eaoeen
uno foniti9e Sreuoenaeiben an Den Sag
|oeleet. Ser @efanoene ipuroe in elmer
&utibe uno beeleitet Don Sauienoen Don
SIr9ern aus Dem uerbaBten 3ubtbauie
nab oer Wobnun9 zines ieiner 8efannten
aebrabt, no ct am Senifer eridien uno
in elmer fursen 3eoe iib fir Die Qusseib:
nun9en beoanfte. womit oos Solf feline
Sreieebuno beariibt babe. {Salt. Gor.
GbineIiIbe Seluber.- -llnter ben NIT
6rn. peters, Dem Sefretdir Der &er. ct.
9e9ation BON @bina. in Neu Worf onoer
fommenenSeltenbeten. befinoen ilb oub
3rpei untertbanen oes ,,Sruoers oes Won-
oes." Ser cine 1T elm Sbriftlte(ler uno
Der anoere elm Muiiffinitlsr. Der 9robe
3ped oes @rftern it. ein @srt iiber Il
merifa uno feline Ginwobner an3ufertis
gen uno Die nidbt minoer wibtioe Iuf9abe
oes eeetern 8ebt oabin. uniere National
muiif gu ifuoiren, um ite nabber in Obi
ma eipsufibren. ID.
Giniee Burger bonn "g4eifenbe" Der
Staot Baltimore fparen beute por abt
Gaeen nidt penio erifaunt cine Dame
aus einem 6aufe beraus fommen Su feben,
,pelbe cine Sbif1el pou ib6n 9efbdlter
aepfe in bic Strabe ibIttete. Iuf Nabs
fraee ereab es fib, oab iie eeionnen mar
peis su MAIDEN. uno in einem Queenblid
BON 8erae0enbeit bate fte Die Qepfel tpees
oeworfen. uno Die Sbolen for9fdltie auf
bepabrt. 90 eridblt oIe8altimore "Son-
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.nen. Ser 9obn seiste (l6 niebt ssneist. bic
lBhnfebe oes Satsre 3u bsfrieoissn, nnb nun
bat oer Sater tim &hfsrttattuns Gtines san.
gen fribsren 0erm6ssns sstlast. gr fltt
fteb anf ben @rnnb, pa6 Ct 5ur 3sit oes Ser:
taufs feines giseutbums inter 9am1ebnn9en
selitten nnb feinen selnnbsn Serttanb ssbabt
babe. See Rdssr bat Die teriibmten UbDos
fatsn webfter uno gboats ansenommen, uno
IoGte oas Seridbt 81 feinsn 8nnlten sntftsi'
oen, 70 m5hten ben 9lpDcfaten in 5unberten
BON dbnlitcn Sallem, no arme, tttrcsene
D1iaeritsm ibr Ssltstbum SsrIetlsupsrtsn, ii.
ne reiebe grnte erpaebIeu.
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5hifbruh.-O Die 5aIifar Wlornins.
Dctt pom 7. SUM trimst bic Slahriet., saS
9ass supor fteb bas @sriiebt in ct. Sobns
oertreitet babe, Elm sns(iIebes Srissslhif Isi
bel ct. Sbots 3u Grnnoe sesanssn umo 60
Wlmlebsn bdtten babel ibr qeben berlorsn.
W1an alaubt, eaB ss ent,peoer bic 8resatte
Spartan ODER oas sransporfebiff Ipcac &C.
wslen fei.
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Grport.- Snnerbalb zines Sabres fino
iber $4,000 amerifaniide ooer Ddnfies
llbren nab England perfauft ,poroen.
Ser funee 6er,oe BON @ales. finftis
ger Gbronerbe @nelanos, faum Sabre
alt. beaiebt iest fbon Elm idbrlibes Gins
fommen BON 100000 Sbalern.
8or fiinfS9 Sabren uno bsute.-Was
tpIroe man Dor 50 Sabren eefaet baben,
bemerft Die "pittsbur9 09e'" mare elm
eonooner Soeesblatt NIT elmer Nbbiloun8
oes pittsburoer Sranoes bier ein9etroffen.
beuor noeb Die Sranoifdtte erfaltet. Sol.
bes bat iib in Der 1bat 70 eben erei9net.
Qm 4. B. Nl. it une Elm folbes Slatt gus
aefommen; am nGmlioben Mor9en baffen
mir an Dem raubenoen Geifeln unire el'
9arre an9esdnoet. 70. "
Sn Sprinefielb 2aunibip, SudeSaun'
tp. pa., bsram bic Srau oes 6rn. 1oam
Sterner Dor cineen Sabren elm frebsartl.
! ees @epdbs an oer linfen Srutt' welbes
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-25

THE MOSS ROSE AND TIE LILY.
In gay partLrre moss rose grew,
Where near at hand, from a streams brilat bed,
lovely, broad leaved lilly threw,
Above the waters its snowy head,
dispute arose between the pair,
lThe words ran high, and were bitter AZ gall,)
For Lilly said red was unseemly to wear,
And Rose said white was no color at all
gentle maiden heard the dispute,
And chided them both in accents meek;
With sorrow and shame the flowers were ,nu.e
And thencefOrth blended on woman's cheek!
But ever avoid the hectic flush,
And coughs and colds allow no chance;
To insure cure or prevent an attack,
Use the CANDY-made by HANCE
Hansss Candy is a sovereign remedy for coughs
colds, splitting Of blood and hoarseness Price IS cts
per package. For sale by
SETH q. HANCE,
New Drug and Medicine Store, No. los Baltimore
street, and corner Of Charles and Pratt s,s 63l
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n esesga FOR WHITE HAVEN AM

a ose,ags FOR WHITE HAVEN ANL
S!zz7FsrzlYfiis3gse PONGoTEAGUE, (Accomac Coun-
lss<sssss11-ieG ty, Eastern Shore Of Vrg.nia) Tot
superior swift steamer THOMAS JEFFERSON, Can
tain RoDERT ". HILL, win leave the intersection Of
Pratt and Light street Whatyes every THURSDAY
MORNING, ut eight O'Clock, for Whtehavcn wbici
place she will leave the next morning, GER DAY. NJ
7o'clock, !orPonGoleaguo reaching there about noon
Returning she will leave the later place on SATUR
DAY, at O'Clock, A. M, via WhtchavCn for BnlU
more, arriving here early the same evening.
Passage and Fare to Whlchavcn, $500
90. do POngOtcaCUe, 9.Sg
For freight or passage apply on board.
This route viii he continued until further n1ti.g,
Nf- Passengers going to White Haven CT -a'yNrn,
conveyance To any part Of Som srse. @: 40: ~ q,
counties, on application to Ihe0: DaJhi3!i, :, Ei7
cess-Anne, or Matthew PuHcll, al Snow ilE!. SOS
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- ~ -. AHE N ,1ltNINN FAaHLN-
{ffs>>f77en. ~ e'if GER TRAIN, carrying the u.
ffssEfFf H ID a. Mail, Hr9ugh in sir Gouns,
-. Ill -. ;..;E-. Passage foUR DOLLARS leaves
the btpot, frau stteet, ii NINE o'clock, EVERY
MtkNNG, Except Sundays arriving al pliiadol-
pha by o'ciock, I. VI.
Observation-Disclosures thadsrhia 81 3 4. M.
arriving u Baltimore by o'cinck. +. NJ
90 The EVENING PASSENGER TRAIN. or
rying the U. 5. Great Southern and Western Mails.
leaves The Depot Pratt street, DAlLY, at 3 O'CLOCK
+. VI. Passage FCUR UuLLARs.
RE BURNING Leaves Phltadelphia EVERY AT
TEaNUON, at FOUR O'Clock.
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BUsr OF Mn. CLAY. Mr.. Stephen Shinn
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Harris much admired bust of the great states
man. The Council unanimously accepted the
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placed in conspicuous part of the Council
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