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GELLLNG OFF!
y WINTER DRY GOODS!

GELLING OFF!
- WINTER DRY GOODS!
Broad CLOTHS of all colors and qualities
CA SSIME RES, a handsome assortment
Beaver and Pilot CLOTHS; SATTlNETS
Flushings; Bazts S; Kcrseys; Linseys
FLANNELS; BLANKETS; CLOAKINGS
TW EEDS; Forest CLOTHS; Kentucky Jeans
G ala PLAIDS; Printed Floor Cloths; Comforts
Canton FLANNELS; Cotton Bats; Wadding
Merino Shirts aud Drawers; HOSIERY
CASHMERES Mouslin de LANES; Apacas
BOMBAZINES; Merinoes; Calcoes
SHAWLS-TuIkerri, Cashmere, Bloohe, merino,
plain and embroidered Tibet, Blanket, &c.
Together with large assortment OF Goods adapted
to all seasons, wilt be closed out low, to prepare for
the spring trade
lIg- Purchasers are invited to call without delay.
HENRY w. COOKE,
in22 corner HnnOver and lombard SITS.
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HI ~ kAE GSU Rs}DS Va EEN GOnh PAHIItS
TIE MOST AMUSING NOVEL SINCE GIL BIAS
ASUBAioHED THIS DAY,
a PART SECOND OF TUE
THREE GUARDSNENM
A Novel by Alexander Dumas, translated from the
FCcnch by Park BGniamin.
This popular and much sought for work Is now
complete and every hOdy who reading il, re-.
fuses 10 be vastly amused at small cost The c is
more Sparke ia this book than IN bottle of Cham
pagnn, and II can We bought for half the prcteach
number Is >Oid for - ceOtS.
also, JUST RECEIFED,
GRAllANiS MAG AXINE for February, with two
beauIi vi cngrayIn2s and Partisan Fashion Plate
price q ceuls, subscription - per ann0m.
LADIES NATIONAL tAGAXlhE for February,
handsome number-pncG 49, ceals, subscription
- year.
NEW YORK ILLUS FRATED MAG 'XINE for
February, a gem OF Literature and Art. win beau
uu steel plate eugrayngs, 5eyeTl Illustrations on
w0o3 AMI sjriuioT PAGES Of reading mater, the
cacapcst masaIHe Of The dIy-price IS cents, sub
scrir'on s. per annum.
TAYLOR, WILDE & co,
Printers, Publishers and Booksellers.
ja2l-lt 1, 5and6 Jarvis Buildings, Ninth street.
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AhTiuoR INK MANUFA Glory.
Rp where is manufactured MANN,S sunerior RIiL
biue and Red Writing INKS, has been removed IN
no. ~ IlARRlSON-ST. These Inks are supplied
IN any quantity, in bottles or on draugh at very low
F''''' jal6
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Mn w. TILYARD,
III III SURGEON DENTIST,
n2'-3m N. W. cor. of Eutaw and Lom bard sts

Hh W. TiLfA s1FRGisoN Drnr,sr
n27-3m N. w. cor. of Eutaw and LON bard-sts
NAoCTOR SWAYNE's
~ COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY.
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR
CONSU PTION!
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Liver Ccmplaint
Sptlng Blood, difficulty of Breathing, pain in
the side and Breast, Palpitaton of the Heart,
Influenza Group, Broken Constitution,
Sore Throat, Nervous Debility, and
all Diseases Of the Throat, Breast
and Lungs; the most efectu-
al and speedy cure ever
known Tor any ofthe
a. Ovehistasesis
THE GEM me PREPARATION.
SW.AYNE'S COMP.D SYRUP WILD CHERRY,
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 9th, lSd5,
Dr. SwAYNE: Dear Sir,-I have been afflicted with
violent cough for years, attended with tickling in
the throat great debility and other symp
toms, which had become quite alarming, and threat
ened serious consequences. | made trial of nearly
All the medicines which are recommended so highly
In the papers, but received no benefit whatever and
nearing OF your COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD
CHEkhY, reluctantly concluded 10 make trial of
H. ana In very short tins it cured entirely so that
nave had no return Oft, but feel much stronger
since using your invaluable medicine, and you can
not say 100 much in its favor, there are SO MANY
persons suffering as was which by the use of your
Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry might he perma.
nently cured. JAMES DIXON,
corner of Tenth and Pearl streets.
DIX. SWAYNE'S COMPOUNDSYRUP OF WILD
CHERRY was the first preparation from that valuable
tree winch was ever introduced 10 the public, and
ample proof Is afforded oftS by the country
Delhg Hooded with "Basams, ""Candies'' and "Mix.
lures" OF Wild Cherry not one of which is prepared
ny regular physician, although they have assumed
the names Of respectable physicians give currency
10 their "Nosir1ms." And there is an "Imposter"
VINO mas come out within few days, with Com
pound syrup of Wild Cherry, clnging still closer to
te original name, that persons migl be deceived il
amcy du mol bear in mind the name OF DR.. SWAYNE.
therefore the public should be on their guard, and
nothave worthless mixture pamed upon them for
lhe original and genuine preparation, which is ONLY
prepared by DR.. SWAYNE, N. w. corner of Eighth
ana Race sts., Philadelphia.
Baltimore .4gents-I. p. Cook, No. 76 Baltimore ST.;
Staber Candy, Pratt street wharf.
District .4gents-R. Farnham, Washington, D. c.:
VIM Staber Il Bro, Alexandria. d. c.: George NJ
Sothoron, Georgetown. ia22. tAn6y
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Ie48.
Married.

On the both inst, by the Row. Il. f. Morgan, NJ
SAMUEL MuLIHlN 10 Miss CECILIA Hlss, both Of th.s
city.
On The Oh inst by Rev. G. q. Young RICHARD X.
Bout Mira. FLzAnETH DELEuIA, all Of this city.
On the 9Th inst by Rev. Mr. Spotswood, PATRICK
LYNCH 10 Miss SARAH AMOS, all of this city.
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LETTER bags Up AT THE EXCHANGE READING KoaNe,
For Bremen--Ship Ann, lst proXimO.
For BrGmGH-ShIp America, soon.
For Rio de Janefo-3ng Mary NJ, Hooper, with de-.
spHtch.
For Kingston, Jam.--Bng Glamorgaa, soon.
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{E5-THE CONCERT OF SACRED MUSIC, given
"t ibn new Presbyterian Church Broadway, ON
Thursday evening last, was masterpiece of It's kind,
ard WIS GCcetved by crowded audience, not only
win appreciation, hut with delight. The pieces were
judicinusy chosen, and admirably adapted to inspire
devotional feeling-and they were executed with
US!r and ability. 1t Is sufficient 10 say that Inc whole
was nader Tue direction OF hlG-sr5 C0usi aud Root,
the rmer presiding over the n-trHRen.tl, the latter
over the vocal part, both minent in the Lac OF their
profession.
Thr only regret We heard expressed on the subject
was, that such an innocent entertainment. got with
50 much pains should b. lad nsi" after bat one cX
htblINm |. uutestOOd however, that il is ~ con-
temptation. 70 repeat the Concert in tn course of
the ensuing week, at the Second Presbyterian Church,
~ the corner Of East Baltimore and Lloyd streets, IN
order 70 afford those who feel an interest in native
talent, aud feel pleasure in r2WonIzmg Missionary
"lo'ls an Opportunity Ut enjoying this double grath
cation,
Due notice viii b" aivan Of the time aa1 oajcs' Of
tH repetition, II
Ir9rGRAND DIVISION Sous OF TEMPER
AhCE, STATE or MARYLAND. An adjourned
ina citing of the Grand Division VIII be- held on TT :
(fhusdayl EVENING, al instant, at 0'eloct, at
Union Hall. corner of BalmOrr street ana TiiIU-
let's alley. fun attendance is desired as business
Of Importance will be Submitted tor consideration.
II BY ordcr, WM. q. GD8HGHI, g. >,
COURSE OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SUNDAY
SCHOOL, No, 4. a curse consisting of six Lee
lures, by gentlemen Of distinguished abb y, viii be
delivered in the Light street Methodist e. Church,
cI ',s V' Sp,in ~ @ Eorbhv pV ~.
TVEg az ot @ ,,g g.'' ,tii ,h o,,n,,
- a., ~, ~. ~, w., ~ 49,, , , iii 49, ~,
Ilvercd nv PARK GEEJAMN, Esq. The proceeds are
:" t''I '',,' ~ ,,, W
iNats' "a,I"s " '''',,, anu
] ~ h ,;,T ~, H., , i n' y l,t' Ia ~,
cr--orr,C,1, r,,,,,,,,,, I'm A.. ,,o,,-,,,,
. ~, 800. ~ ~ W W . ~ ms
~
OF 10 oO 10 - ~ O4 4 - 10 - b ~ IL
10 and 66 being the lst and ID drawn Nos. each $50
I6 and 60 heinz The 3d and Itb drawn Nos each 4D
30 and 80 heinz the 5h aud 9Th: on AZ and ga he
iug the nh and Sth drawn Nos each IN
Al i ,,.i,- ,an v. ,,'o "' t a,uS n" 'o" "
" ''5 ''I "'y W. ~ ".1" n We. w ~
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Brig Argo, Reed, Rio Grande and 4 market, r
Wilson y Co.
Brig VIM. Il. Talman, Hall, Barbadoes, w w,
Spence 81 Co.
Schr Joshua Brown, Sparks, Gibraltar, w. Rhoads.
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&SANTED-By young man, asItuatIOn as Sc
w cond Clerk, or any other employment. He can
produce the best of references; also assuring his
puyer he shall spare eXertiOn IN dischaging every
trust DIT voived nn him with fidelity. A moderate
compensation will only be required the first month.
Apply quickly al
l.. +. SCOTTI'S Intelligence Office,
ia22 No. 10 Exchange Place.
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MoEE DELusIoS. A Rev. Mr.. Pichard is
preaching in Ohio upon the iast day, which, he
says, is soon coming. He prepares his disci,
pies for the event, by placing them in circle,
with wash-tub in the centre, in which their
feet are placed for holy abIuton. They then
dance round the tub; and after this, holy kiss
goes round the circle each kissing the next
neighbor, and the Reverend teacher going
round and kissing all! He teaches that hus-
bands and wives unequally yoked, believers
with in6deIs m lst part at the day of judgment;
and that as the day is soon coming they may
as well anticipate it, and part here below.
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MEMORANDA,

Baltimore pilot boat rally Ho, from cruise arriv-
cit at Norfolk 18Th inst. reports on Sunday, off the
Horse Shoe, barquG Margaret lugg, from Buenes
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vac UFFS, MUFFS. mUFFS. Ladies wish
V4 log to purchase MUFFS at very reduced prices,
are respectfully invited to call and examine NV as
sortment, as am determined to close an invoice
ja20-3t+ No. / N. Charles.st
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IMPORTANT RUMoR. 1t is rumored that de-
spatches have gone off requiring the Home
Squadron to repair forthwith to the vicinity o.
Vera Cruz and the Army in Texas, and to be
there, to proceed to the most available point
near the bank of the Rio del Norte, to meet
the Mexican forces, should they be sent into
TnyaS
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rhOmrHE EXCHANGE nEAOrNG-RooN ooKs.
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INLET CHIIl; ~ co. No. 5 HoIIiuay.st offer
ar $4,000 this day for ST. $4,000 Tomorrow for
So. $1,000 on Saturday for only 8 in the small Fry,
III which packages will be sold for 3l4, 81 and SO 30
each.
Drawn Nos. class 3-lowcst prize So, are
ST 3 60 10 % 80 Gl AZ &c 46 Is 81 II ~
Notice. Persons at a distance disDo 9cd TO try their
fortune are respectfully requested to favor us with
their orders, which receive our immediate attention
with the drawings as soon as over.
Tho price OF tickets vary from 81 to $40 each in
which the capitals range from $4,000 to 100000. Ad-
dress
LAMEs EL.ETGuEE $. 90 RaItln1nrn Nj
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- / " -,
On the 2olh inst. in Georgetown, c., MARTHA,
CUnspr Of WA. H. H%rS, IN the 3jla year Of her age,
after lingering r So, wHiJ she bprr with Christian
tnrtilu!G and I'm TINT hope Of bsstal imurtaty.
On tbr 18Th inst. JoHy HOFFMAN, in the 50lh year
., MS age.
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LATEST DATES,
hnuGOn, .,..,.. Dec. IL Cant0n.....,,.,".. Sept. /
Liverpool, zee. Dec. - Rio de Janclro,.. Nov. ID
GsvrC,,........Dac. II New Orleans, Jan. ID
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MNOOLLEN CUMFUNIS. nave on hand
Wv a few fine Zephyr Woised COMFORTS;
also, Yarn Comforts, of all coors, which will sell
at low prices.
ia2! JAMES NJ. HAlG, l2l Baltimore street.
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u ETTER SEALS. A supply OF Ivory and
II 4 Ebony handle LETTER SEALS On haad and
for sale low at the Original Furnishing Warehouse by
ALFRED H. REP,
No 335 Ba ,timore street,
ia2l 2nh Tin StorA above Howard street.
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OLD TOWN THE FIELD.

xMTOOLLEN AND MERINO STOCK.
w INGS, for children. nave on hand large
and well selected assortment of chdren's Hose and
half Hose which will sell at cost to close, as am
about disseminating that branch of my business
JAMES Nj. HAIG,
ia92 l2l Baltimore ST., above South.
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tHF-COaONER'S OFFICE, No, l2c NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north of GaY-st. mhl2-ly
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SHABLER y CANDY, 100 ". Ptatt-4t.
Also, by George X. Iylyr, AZ q, Baltimore street.
seth :. Glance, Baltimore aud Pratt streets Roberts
y Atkinson, conner Baltimore and Hanover sts j. ?.
Perkins & Brother, cor GieCn and Franklin streets;
Joseph u. StHnshury. 81 Thames 81; Elisha H. Per.
kins corner Market ANA Green sls,; George II Eeer,
no. }23 Baltimore street. jal9 lw
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THE WEATHER AT THE NORTH AND EAST.
At New York, on Tuesday morning, the Their
mometer was at A. degrees. The East and
North rivers were much INSTRUCTED by ice, and
the mails greatly retarded. At Boston, on
Saturday night, snow fell to the depth of OF
s inches. The Transcript of Monday after
noon says:
The weather yesterday and this morning
was very cold, and the sIeighing now is fine.
In the Sound on Saturday night the weather
was very severe. The steamboat mail did not
arrive Til / o'clock this morning, having been
lG hours on the Stonngton road. Snow banks
were found to the depth OF several feet in many
places Oil the rails, and two locomotives EN-.
ploycd, but finally became completely frozen
up, and the passengers were obliged to remain
in the cars some three or fonr hours, within
miles Of Providence, till carriages could be
sent for and conveyed, together with the mails,
to the city. The train left Providence with
two locomotives, and after having spent some
time, were obliged to return and get another
locomotive, and were then able to come through.
The Norwich and Stonington boats deemed
it unsafe to come further than Sandy Point,
where they anchored and remained till
o'clock, and did not arrive at Stonington till
o'clock Sunday morning.
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W5- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
puschfsc Fine Geld aud silver WATCHES; Gold
Gulli aud Fob CHAINS; silver Spoons; Gold Pencil
Casts; Breast pins: E9r-rugs; Silver Plated Cake
BASKETS; BnlaRpia Ware; are invited 10 examine
GABRIEL u. CLARK : assortment. Which j. corr
Piece at hi' Ud Established sore, Nalers, "a door
from calvert. o2l
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NATOoLLEN OVER SHOES. | have ON
Wv hand genera assortment the above goods
suitable for gentlemen, ladies' and children, all sizss.
ia23 JAMES NJ. II Ali, l2l baltimore street.
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qI7-A fresh supply Of Doslor j. - ROSE'S ME
DIClNES, Cor Lung and Chronic Diseases, &c, just
| received consisting Of breathing Tubes, Cough Sy-
rlp, Prophydactc syrup, Linments Tonic Pills, Sc,
with Il treatise on Consumption. For sale by
ROBERTS x ATKINSON, Agents.
Corner OF Hanover and Market SITS,
Ia lIr Rnlt,nnrn
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ITEMS OF News. Gen. Cass has deliver
ed lecture in Philadelphia in aid of the poor
"A son of Thos Williamson, of Phiadel
phia, was drowned in the Schuylktll on Tues
day while skating. wife of Mr.. Thos
Morgan fell dead on Sunday in Philadelphia
while she was walking out.-Rev. DR.
Baird is lecturing at Norfolk.-The family
of Mr.. Young, at Columbia, Pa, were recent
ly poisoned by eating green pickles purchased
in market Blanket Cloth, of an excellent
quality, is now manufactured at Bclleville
n. J.
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" W iCihi' chh ~ W. ~ VIZ ''H' '''''N'''-
dated Lottery, class No ,, for 1876: For benefit Of
the Susqnehanna Canal
6G 10 so I6 50 80 ca n % l6 IS 6 AZ l2
10 and 66 being the LIST and ID drawn Nos. each $50
10 and 90, being the Sd and lth drawn Nos. each 40
80 and -, being the 9Th and 9th; AZ and "a, be
ing the 7lh and 9Th drawn Nos each 20
All having two of the drawn Nos. them, each 10
All having one only Of the drawn Nos. on, 4"
1t EMORY, No. : y, Ca!vert-st.
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cured, or before proper measures nave been
adopted to prevent their communicating 1t to
other persons There should be some legal
restriction on this point, parlicar!y as relates
to patients confined in the Small Pox Hospital;
aud great care should be taken not to permit
the clothing Of small poN patients to be sold OF
exposed, In fact they ought to be burned.
TIE TARIFF The Senate Of PonnsyIya-
MIA has unanimously passed Il resolution in IA
vor of maintaining the present tariff. The
people of that state SAID by their votes at the
last presidential election, that they were indit-
tlrcnt about preserving the tauit, and it is IA
ther too late for their legislature to vote now
in favor of continuing the tariff. From what
we hear we are induced 10 believe, that it will
undergo considerable mobilization, and per-
haps, be stripped entirely Of lis protective tea
lures. 1t would be as well to have the policy
of the country on this subject, settled at the
! present moment as at some future time. A
majority of the people have decided against
| protecting domestic industry; and, although
/ we consider the decision unwisc, we are salts
fled that the experiment Of a low tariff shall
be renewed, and that we shall have the bless
jmgs of free trade. With duties at from twelve
to twenty per cent, we shall undoubtedly have
cheap goods, for time at least; for foreign
countries will not fail to furnish us with an
abundant supply-and, if mechanics and Ia
borers be thrown out Of employment, or have
their wages reduced to one third of the present
rates, they must be satisfied, as the popular
voice las declared in favor of the measure
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Brig Giamorsaa, soon.
The Arkansas banner., 1846-04-08
To all whom 1t nov Concern,

THNAKE notice, that on the sixth day Of Novem- X Der, Eighteen hundred and forty three at SherIts Sale of land for taxes, held by Willis s. Smith, the then Sheriff of the county of Clark, at Arkadelpha, the following lands were sold, and by Benjamin $. Duncan and Harris Flana- gin, to wit:
 Fractional section nine. in township nine south, of range eighteen west, containing eighty eight acres, fer two dollars and fifteen cents.
 Fractional section four in township nine south, of range eighteen west containing three hundred and twenty acres for the of six dollars and six teen cents.
 The west half of the southeast quarter of section ten of township eight south, of range eighteen west, containing eighty acres, for the of two dollars and five cents.
 That said lands were listed for taxation. adverti.- cd and sold as the property of F.. Pugh Dayis, as trustee of the someryille Land Company.
 That on the fIst day of February, Eighteen hun dred and forty five, the said Benjamin $. Duncan and Harris Flanagin, by writing under seal, upon the back of the Sheriff certificate. transferred, as- signed and set 10 the undersigned all their title, interest, and claim to the said lands
 That, the said subscriber holds said lands, by vir- tue of said sale, said assignment and by virtue of deed made by Benjamin $. Duncan, sheriff of said county, and successor to the said Willis 5. Smith, Now, any person who ran set up any right to the 1nds so purchased, in consequence of any infor- mality, or any ifegularity iIfegaiity connected with said sale, called upon to show cause, at circuit court 10 be holden on the third Monday of October, Eighteen hundred and forty-six, in the town of Princeton, in the county of Dallas, why said sale so made shoa' not be confirmed.
 RIDLEY JONES'
 March 1. Printers sec, $ i6 25.l 25-6w.
The Arkansas banner., 1846-04-08

brave veteran Sir Robert Sale. The Sikh generals committed some sad blunders and our own troops, there is too much reason 10 believe, owe the victory to that indomitable Phack which never knoas when it is beaten. rather than to the science or skill of the lea der who commanded them. The manpu- yring on the part ofSir Hugh Cough and Sir Henry liardnge seems to have been indil- feren', but the British bayonet did the busi- ness, although the officers we have named are not thereby steelcd against censure. The Slkhs, 1t is. clear, as regards discipline and courage, are fare superior to the enemies with whom we had to deal in India
The Arkansas banner., 1846-04-08
Steam-b0 Register.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS. March 3l-Virginian, from above April New Hampshire, from Fort
 Smith.
 < l-Oella, rem Mouth of River. < 3-Arhansas No. ,, from Van Buren " 4-Arkansas No. 4, from N. Orleans. s' 7-Bourbon, from Fort Smith.
 DEPARTURES. April l-Virginian, for Cincinnatt. " 2-OelIa, " Fort Gibson. " 2-New Hampshire, for New Orleans. !" 9-Arkansas No. 1, " New Orleans. < 9-Arkansas No. 5, < Fort Gibson d~1en feet water iii the channel, and .isng rapidly.
The Arkansas banner., 1846-04-08

QUERY AND ANSWER We requested Mir
 Vail to ask to-day, through the telegraph, of his colleague in Baltimore, Does the steamer Hibernia bring peace or war:' The answer was given almost as quick as lightning, 'sA glorious peaee." We can scarcely hope the consumaiion to take place SD soon; but we do hope it will ultimately come. It is ''de- voutly to be wished for.''-U Union, 20A uA.
The Arkansas banner., 1846-04-08
EOEs sgssS'E OHs SALE.

A first rate FARM, lying on the Military road "A leading from Little Rock to Texas, and about sixteen miles from this place, and one mile beyond Collegeville This farm contains two hundred acres5 land of the best qaality-flty acres cleared, ready for cultivation and about thirty acres enclosed for a woods pasture. Has on it fine new frame b,iit- ding large and roomy; large Orchard, ccntanngthe best trui in the State; good Well, and all the Sta bics, Cribs and ont Houses necessary for farming purposes. Fences in good order q
 ! This is the most desirable stand for house of Entertainment that there is on the road from this point to Red river. Possession given immediately. For further particulars, persons wishing to rent buy, referred to Cc.. S. M. Rutherford. who lived the place last year, and nowat Collegeyile. Terms made to suit applications. Apply to
 VIM. s. liUFT, ] J;1is p,-.. z,
 A. J. HUfT. A'se'e 4so~s'
 Litiie Rock, Feb. p, l54s 2t-tf.
The Arkansas banner., 1846-04-08
LOST! J4OST9!

.A road between Tuscaloosa Alabama, andlny resi- dence, in Saline county Arkansas-one note ofthree hundred Dollars, draWn by me in favor of Absalom Pratt, in October ls4l-also bilis of sale of two nc- gro girls, given to me by P. Thompson also one re- ceipt given by c, W. Spoilers in favor of NJ. Lee, in iS3S together with other papers not recolleced.
 JOAB PRATT. March 30th lSi6.
 N. B. Any information respecting the above named papers will be thankfully received. J. P.
 30-Jw-*