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Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-11-14
paAIRE FEMALE Summary,

Located between van B-sren and Fort smjtb,.
N suitable buildings. erect xhe accommodated,
II Of pnpls. The third session oil tbis !. booI will
open on the second Monday of Septombe, new, nnd.,
the supervision of Rev. {. b, TOWNSEND, s,;stcd h,
Mrs. TOWNSEND. ...t-. t-sf EN
Boardcrs accommodated " the kmiiy Of the Pf,e.,.
tor, where asparental waite hfulnessS,ei be exercX
them, and assistance freely rendered in preparing
their lessons. At the pleasure Of Pafents ana Guar.
dams, they can be taug heede-wofk or any brunch
# domestic industry. They will attend upon daily
private wUrship. and, on Sunday public Worship under
the care OF their feurto,a For impartn tboroavb
education, based in religious pIiaaiple, no effort shall
be spared --e1--' - {
fne Globe has been purchased to adpupils In the
study Of Geography; and. as circumstances permit
other apparatus will be added. A Library has been
commenced. ....r
Drawing, Painting, and fancy needle work, taught.
il desired.
TERMS.
Session Of go weeks; in the Higher branches,
Board, s25 %; Tuition, siO w. $35 %.
Lower branches, Children, ~
Board, Sill 90; uition, So 10. so5 10
Washing, extra.
When pupils furnish their own rooms, suitable d.
ducton will be made.
August 2and, IsI6.-27l3 m
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-11-14
NOTICE TO aRs sMpTloN CLAIMANTs.

Every person enii'Ie'l to tn, right of pre.e,np.
tiun 10 any lands within ,he lhuils Of tho tou a
ships above enumerated, is seq,incd to establish
the snine 20 the satisfaction Of the Register and
Receiver of The proper Land Once. aud make
pa yment therefor, as som as Practicable, after
seeing this notice. and before the &v appointed
for the commencement Of tie publ :>NSe OF. tf~
lands embracing the tract claimed; oler@,se such
ca,m will be forfeited. ~
JAMES II. PIPER,
Acting Commissioner Of The Gensrai Land Office
September 5Ih, lS4j. 1913 IN.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-11-14
BYAUTHO RlTY.
Y - -
py THE PRESAENT or THE UNITED STATES.

BY THE PREsAENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
NNpursuance\f law. JAMES K. POLK. Pres
4 idcnt of the Ui,ed Stntcs Of Amorica, do here.
BY declare and make known that public sales
will be held at III aforementioned Land Offices
in the State Of 4 MANSAS,at the periods here
natter dessna,cdb wit: ..
A, the land ollid at ClIAMPAGNOLE, COM
,,.,c;ng IN Mondt. tho sixteenth day of No.
vember next. for TN disposal of the public lands
within the aforementioned townships and frac-
,ional townships. VIA
Souh of The base line snd ryssi Of theGM princi.
pal Meridian.
Fractional township eyeneen, townships eigh-
teen and nineteen, and fractional township l"eh'
ty. of range ten.,
Fractional township $ven,een. townships egh'
teen aud ninst teen. and &actiona township twen-
". of range eleven. .af4
Fractional townships Exteen and seventeen,
townships cishtecn and N ,eteen, and fractional
township twenty. Of rangdtwetse.
Township eleven. t~ele, thirteen. fourteen.
and fifteen, and fricional townships sixteea and
seventeen, Of range thirteen. O.
township, eleven, twelve, ,hir.ssn Mo fur
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-11-14

New Goods expected in few days.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-11-14

van Buueus Afkensess
HAVE Just opened at their Store on Main Street. Q
fresh and W. u assorted stock Of goods. consist
ing IN part Of the following aftel,s. ali NJ any OF
which they prepared 10 sell cheap the eAssys
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-11-14

1IENRY Il CUNNINGHAM have in store harness.
| 1 sole, aud upper leather for sale. Ia
Sep. 81, 1916. 49,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-11-14

Iownshps tw"ire. s!ir,rCn aaJ fourteen, irac-
lonal township fifteen, md township nineteen, OF
range fifteen.
Tow nship twelve. fractional ownships fourteen
and fifteen, and township eighteen, Of range six.
teen.
Townships sixteen and eighteen. OF range sew
eniech.
Townships fourteen and fifteen. Of range eigI.
teen.
AT the land Office at WASIllNGTON. com.
mencing OH Momtay, the !hirlirth day Of Novrm-
vember next. for the disposal Of the public lan'Is
within the aforementioned townships aud irac.
GonnI townships.t To vii:
SouiL of tie base line and Ws:tefhefIM PriHet.
. X yai msridinn.
Township ono, Of range nineteen.
Tow hships one and four, OF range twenty.
TOWNSHIP s three and fhut. Of rang'twcnsy .onc.
Township three, of rang twenty-five.
Sections one, Two. thrre. four, and 1--we. and the
enst half 81 section SIX, in tuwn,hiP twelve, OF
range twenty-five.
Sections two, three. md four. the cast half Of
section FIVE. The northeast quarter Of section esht
eve,unsuine. ten, aud eleven tie north hail ii
section fourteen. section fiteea. the southeast
QUARTER Of section twenty. scctIOn twenty .uue,
the norm hlIi o' >cI''"" '"'''y ''''"'" 50 '"hs
twenty-cight. twenty 'nine' th'r'y ALL th"ty-
three, in township fourteen, Of range '""nIy
three.
Townships one and two. of range twen,v.tonr.
Township one, of ranges twenty-five, twenty
siy ,wcn,, seven and twenty eight.
townships one, two. six. and seven, Of rang"
twenty nine.
TOWNSHIPS ono, two, three, four, and nine, OF
rnpue thirty.
Townships ~ o, three, eight, and nine, OF range
thrty.onc
townships. one. two, three, four, five, SIN,
seven. and ninc. of range thrty.tUo.
Fractional townships six seven, aud nine, OF
range ,h,r,y.hree.
At the land office al IA ESN lLIf. com
urncinr on Monday tho seventh day of Docem.
Der next for the disposal .! the pu5lc lands within
the umiermpntioug,i townships and FRACTIONAL
townships, viz:
Nh r. ,Lo h,,s I;,sonJ .,sy oribe fifth priaci
f
Townships eleven aud twelve of range one
Townships eight, Twelve IhIf'cc"' 'Iiu sc'e"'
teen. OF range Two.
Townships eleven, twe''e. ana se'eh''ch' W
range three.
Townships twelve, thirteen, ana fourteen o.
rnnge five.
FRACTION" 'ownshlP SiN'oen' anu townships
seventeen ana '"tn'y'onT' "iInnge SIX. =.
NOrW o. me 0a" ''"S ""' 'S:S' y. "' '9'" P'"''
pat msr'"'a" -.
townships sew" ""u ''S". "
Township r'gh'' OF range 'w"'
rr"c',o"', ''""S'''i' n''' ~ I,w";,,,.;,,.
Fractional township four (eaS'o ME '''cr'.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-11-14
NOTICE..

NOTICE.
'HNIlE undersigned have this day associated
= themselves together. in the Mercantile bust.
ness, under the name and styl Of Turner Il De.
Iuno. GEORGE TURNER.
LORENZO DELANO.
Van Buren,. Aug. 2sth, 1916.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-11-14
i Z, fITON-GlN MlLI.-TlIE
y Me FARM-TOWN LOT>-
4, &C.-Uf Ill. HEARD,
bRT SMITH, Aisk.-k now Of
led for sale rsry loo if applied for
V,,


led for sale rsry loo if applied for
bn-VE:
In Cot,m.liin aud Horse mill, belonging To
the Subscriber, and nj Fort SmIIh, Is con
.l ouc. of tho hest in the country. The
Ipg is 80 by l05 fee, in length, consisting
ton!r-, which is octagon shaped, mrkIng
rcie of 50 feet dtanicr, with i"o "tmg'.
n which is 25 by -. the other is 30 by 80;
which is two stories high. Tho ti'n' Head
(hc latest aud bst improvement. The Press
IN, centre of the Lint Room. aud hns made
L, weigh over GOO pounds. with less labor
he usual kind OF Press requires. he ma
!, was all new the past season, win cast
,.,,p.n,s. aud is easily worked with par
,as,rai a lwn pair. las il cnlumnr)
b,ber .liius" that cannot turn ont as much
the same time as this can.
!, thu, b. :, Farm IN the Slate can BE- had rs
say tho Farm, we'll. is II not! with some
Ire, Of first rate land in body. tho most
rb is high, rich, bottom land, above over.
nd as rich us black, loose. and dry soil cna
IL. The Orchard. consists OF about loUt
assorted. as Apple, Pear, Peach. and Plum.
Dazzling House, Counting roomSj
ki,rhcu; stabe, cribs. llorse.mIII, smoke
w.iI.hnt,s', with u cellar mnder II :; neer"
Sc., &c.. together with = good wells OF
ami stock water which never fails. As to
there i, not more healthy situation IN
lnuy. -,
,,s In.o,ion is midway from For, Smith to
nrcu and contiguous TO the Prairie on one
nj river bottom on the other with It's other
,,cs. makes il the most desirable Farm Ia
small Farm. known as the "iucker
|" /, inr on the direct road from this place
n Rurru; n few ocrcI Of Will IS Prairie
~ brInuce timber. The Improvements are
house, kitchen. smoke house. nni well "i
alter. An tho yard; ard some 8 or 10 acres
G.oc. /, heing in the edge OF the Prairie
il urv pleasant and healthy.
HI AGO acre tract Of timber land IS offered
abAt Ole mile and Il half OF Town on the
Road 10 Fort Towson from this place.
flour unimproved ors.5O feet front by l4o
Np, and three lots of same size with I'M
kneuts on each; each lot fronting upon two
! with an alley in the rear.
) Subscriber now offers the above Property
lie low. or any other that he has, until sale
Do of potion or all Of it.
J. II. HEARD.
Ut Smith, Oct. 7lh, 1916. 3o-2m.
Some of those indebted to SAID Heard. car
with property il offered soon; Otherwise they
,evs We Notice To attend Court.
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Destructive FIRE AT RocHEsrER.--Ths stone
buildings situated the OF Buffalo and State sis
In Rochester were burned TO the sroand on Saturday
morning Among the offices destroyed WAS thai CT the
Donoera:,he loss in which. however, its propetors
say /. covered by insurance The regular publication OF
their shee, will not DO interrupted Mr.. John SuEns
who owned the buildings is insured to the smonn' OF
$500 The liz, OF sufferers is given by the Advertiser
a. follows
On Bs Falo .t-Jcre,s s Gates, clothing store; ds'r
ssed only by water; goods mostly removed Aahnsn
s Co shoe store; goods mostly got ont Sage \ sE0-
Their, book store; damaged $3.50. principally oy wa
ter fully insured, John Csrrington City Recess dam
age trlh'ng VIM Hsisht, barber shop loss trims
Geo. w. hall billiard saloon loss about Sloo The t.
bles were entirely destroyed belonging A. Van Syck,
valued al about $1,000
On &a'cst-c A Burr. jcwelry ond wssch store;
goods mostly removed insured for 50 coo. entirely
covering The loss. +. 7. Osy Co shoe store goods
nos,y removed Insurance sufficient 10 cover loss 4.
Morgan law office; books removed Mal,hy Strong,
Doctors ofce sud T. B, Cook, land ssency Office
books, SC. saved
The Arcade narrowly escaped, with Sigh. damage
from wster.
The loss OF Strong & Dawson OF tie Democrat, Is
about 5000.
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City stcus.

BuKeLARY-The dwelling No. 60 Columbia.st
was bursarcusly entered Sunday nigh, and robbed of
sbout $500 in bank bills and gold and silver coin also
valuable silver watch silver spoons pair Of sill
yer sugar toues and other property.
FouSpLrSe-A fine male child neatly and warm
" e,,ired was found Sunday night In the OF premises
No l3 uudson.si IL yesterday morning transfer
red to the Ams House Department.
GENERAL SEsSIoSs-Monday.- Term.-Be-
fore Recorder Scott and Aldermen Seaman and Brady
John Mckeon, Esq. District Attorney,
The CAlENpAR-The Calendar was light only 10
csses De disposed OF, l9 old cases, viz previ
ously indicted, &c. convicted total q. The new
cases were, persons charged with homicide; l with
arson with assault. and battery with intsn: TO kill;
with assault, snd battery with forgery with burg.
larry; II with grand larceny and i with keeping dis
orderly house-SS In all - cases.
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EAsDWARE- EDGE TOOLS, &C.

OSBORN LITTLE Importers and general dealers In
Erg!is German and American hardware, cutlery edge
tools &c - Fultor-st between Pearl and Water sta New
TX invite the attention OF country merchants
me han and farmers and others making their Spring pur-
chasss ID their very extensive assortment comprising eve
nv think IN all Of which 10 offered the lowest mar
he. orc.s for cash, approved credit
Gu, and wrought nsils, locks, aiches
Butts screws knives and forks, rszors
Cu.,acks, brads and sparables
Zen and pocket knives and scissors
aill, PHI ard cross cut SAVE, hoes, forks
Shogels spades scylhes ard snsihs, rlnes
Back lead cots and sand crusloes
Pumps for " ellis c;sisrrs
Scotch waI- OF Ayr- stone, for marble polsnefs
Coor-rs Tools in great variety OF The most
mauuactur, g. such IS Aberson, CoSs-f horton, Bar
tor, and others
Coopers' iron ives and truss hoops
Hcu,e and ship carpenters Tools
Rack.rriihs tools, garden utensils
Butchers tools cabinet makers trimmings
dcuse and ship Qildefs hardware
zen brass copper and sie.! SEe ,,,
,;euuln- Harlem IL us oLxeoo
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Z INll -.
myl eawav SAMU s.L hANSAf, Secretary.
r. The Amnzon Wigs, OF Gsnuemen'. real Hea

n The Amaze Wigs, OF Genuemer's real Heals
Hair being lbe latest anc stestesL improvement Ia The
manufacture OF Wigs ard Soaps and the subscriber hap
9y being the introduce hem here They display
he forehead and temples any hight. point in
king never before attained They composed OF veiiis
Iirg gus.aIrer They NJ on The head by u-c1s
ica con;rvRnce entirely they put on IL moment
They Immediately adapt themselves to me copn'ensnce
and Al ouc- become part parcel OF the living
Copy The address. e PHALOS. 81 Broadway, opposite
the Globe b otel or under jud-or's Hotel myi I'm
" SOiicc.-By order tue Trustees OF the Cyprc's
River Mining Company assessment o! ooe dollar per
upon each Of the hsr-s Of the stock OF SAID Company
has b--G laid payable the 10Th day OF Msy next 10 thu
Pc-sid-ut o. The COMPANY lh-ir Office No % Westst
N-wYork. JOHN II. HOLDANE, Secretary.
New York. April 81. 1876 rly2 in.yln-
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Delegates to the Constitutional Convention.

The following is an accurate list Of Delegates
elected 10 the State Constitutional Convention
AIBANy-.ha Harris, .PeiT ShGuz, Horace h.
Willard Benjamin stanton
ALLEGASY.-William q. Angel, Calvin L ChsHi5er-
lain
BRooME-John Hyde
CArrAxAuGus --Georse 4. S CrOoksr, .ioH-o Hdoiey
CIyuGA-Peier iawseE, Elisha w. Sheldon, DAME!
J. Shaw.
CHAurAuouE. George w. Paterson, Richard P Mar.
rin.
CIIEMuSG-William Maxwell.
CHENASGo-John Tracy, Elisha b. Smith
CrrNroN-Lemue S,etson.
CoIuMBrA-' Aru5rose L. Jordan George C. Ctyds.
CoRrLANp.-Johii .NLiG
DELAWARE Isaac Bur, -DGrid s. Waterbury.
DurcuEss-iJames Tdllnoase, Charles Il. Rugsies
Peter X Dubois.
EslE-Hra.io j. S.o,r Absalom Bal, Adr0E Salisbury
-.r,os fright
EssYNSGeorse 4 Si,amoas.
FRASXLIS-tJ Joseph X. Flanders.
FULTON AND HAMILToN-Joha l.. Hutchinson.
GKNEsEE-Moses IGSsdyt' Sar1t.9 Richmond
GREENE-Robsrt Dcrlcp, James Powers
HERKINER-aichael Hoffman, Arphaxed LOOMS.
JEFrERsoS-Apheus :. Greene, EIhu Il. Mcneil, Aze
". Danforh.
KINcs-Heury c. Murphy, Tunis G. Bergen, Conrad
Swackharer.
LKwIs-RgsseA Perish,
LryINGsroN-Agen Ayrank WlliaHa II Spencer.
MApIsoS-Fsderai Dan6, Benjamin. F, Bruce.
MoNRoE-FSedetss +, BcctIs HarDey BGesas' EHOeh
S;rcHs.
MoSrGoNyRy-John Neis John Bow1ish.
NKw-NoKx-John l.. Stephens, Charles oConoI
Benjamin r Corsell Henry Nico- solomon Townsend,
Steuheu Allen John Hunt Samuel J. Iicen, Campbell
P White John A. Kennedy. Wltarn :. Conely, Lorenzo
B. Shepard Robert Il Morris, George = MANI Alexander
+. Vacbe David Z. +. Jones.
NIAGARA-Elram Gardner. John w. McNitt
ONElpA-Ckerles 2. krnlGaG, JEltas CaEces, tapdrd
HgiistRg ton, Harry BrGstoa.
ONoSpAe.A-Etjah RioaaGs William Taylor David
Munro, Cyrus Kingsley.
oNrAsIo.-AlpaA BorGea, Ro6ers C. Nicholas.
OSANGE.-John W. Brown, George w. Tuthil, Lewis
Cuddeosck-
OsrEANs-Elliars Pesnifsaa.
OSwEGo-Orris Harr, Serene Clark
OrSyGo.-Lsvi s Chstneld Harvey Strong samuel
Nelson.
PrrxAM -Gouverneur Kenbla.
QrEENs-John l. Rker.
SENssELAgR - Bl.it;z d pdH SGsooRAcrcs, Perry
Vcryes Abraham EIi5ecs. IT.
RrcsNoNp-JokE Z. EirrtsCE.
RocxLANp-John J. Wood.
S.xAroGA-JoSa K. Porter. Js-ses " Cook.
ScHsSgcrApY-Dsnie.D Campbell
ScHoaAxrE-Wil.iarn c. Bouck, JOAN Gsbhcr6, Jr.
SgNscA-Ausei Sfseon-
ST. LAwRxNes-Bishop Perkins, John L. Russell, Jo-
SrErsrS.~RobeE1 Campbell, Jr. William hernsn, 5.
e. BrundAgs.
Srrrols-Churchin C. Carbreieng, Abel Huntington.
SULLIVAN Wiilian s. Hrt5h-
ToGA-lohn J. Taylor.
To>YSINs -Ther,as 3. Sears, John iolrE
ULsTxx -Jznses c. Forsyth, George u GraNon7-
WARREN William Ho,chSss-
WAsHINcroS.-ESnGyG DoGG, art L. ScseT
WAYSx-Oraen Irekc- Hors.io N TAFT
Observation-Disclosures Hunter. Aaron Wart-
WYOMING -A1drep " Young.
YATEs.-Ei7aA Spszey.
Whigs in Ilai.el 81 Locos lin Roman 20
'Also on tie Aat-RsnE Ttcks- terooaoiy eee' 81.
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IMPORTANT.
NOWELL,S PICTORIAL HONEY OF

I lVERVORT composed wholly OF vegetables; is the
most afr aud valuable combination made for all dts
OF the chest such coughs, Colds asthma whoopiug
cough difficulty OF breathing splitting OF blood &c The pro-
pIeurs have received the commentators OF its eth
cacy all pulmonary complaints from the uicst ssui and
dsng of the medical profession lis sale during Inc
or wears largely and rapidly Increased
whou, system OF puing much resorted 10
In Ihu medicines 1t mzy be given tc nisns
with r-ric, safety ihe appetite nourshes Hnd
inyisosies cons uons i'm paired by proraced coughs.
For sale By Adamsou & Ola, corner Of Broadway and
Fourth 6 Bcwery Watson, ST Csiherne Coddingon, sos
Hudson; A4pinwan, Wlism.st Ctumbee bowery cor
4h and OF Broome and SUFFOLK corner oil ave
nue. and drandst; Mrs Jones, "a Greenwich avenue;
C Steam and Mrs Hays Bailey, Brooklyn. and wholesale
nrenta Io1 Mnidr nnr. Price D az SAW2m
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A DtANoSp.-The DahloneSa (Gsl Tunes. Of
the Esd irsI ssys:-We were shown Tuesday isst,
Diamond o; The ars water about the size of large pea,
belonging to tho Reverend pendleion Cheek OF Henry
Couuty Iiwss found the Union Gold mines NOT long
since Mr. Cheek informed that several Others had
been found the place but not so large the
shosn us This is new discovery. and ons ihst pro-
misses 10 open Up Stse vss resources OF wealth
as X will give fresh impetus 10 the energies and eater
prise of those engaged digging rom TIE bowels OF the
eartn It's hidden treasures
We learn from the same paper the most cheering
counts of the whea, crops Ia ths, particular section
there never rer prospect for good crops and the
tsrraers are sresdy anticipating rIca harvest May
their snticipa,oas DC fully realized
RosEKr BAKgR.rHE SLAVE TRADEK--The Pres
,ut of the United has RENTED The penalty and
pe in the case Of Robert Baker convicted IN the June
of the District Court OF the Un,sd States ioE tae
District Of Maryland. OF being engaged IN The Save
Trade No eXssnus:ing circumstances are KNOWN or
nlIe,d in favor OF Baker only seems the nconsrui5
sss too pspabe TO be borne. OF Furnishing man IS
s,sve,rsaer in city where Hope II Slater WoonoiA
aud others Keep open hsrracoons Tor siAVe'Haoihe.
Either Baker must be set at liberty or slater
ed The President true 20 the instincts OF Slavery nss
chosen the sornsr (Enaneipasor.
SAD.-We regret to lesrn that on MONDAY las'
Daniel Sdllwel Esq and his granddsugessr AUS Cao
line Smith, were drowned IN attempting 10 ioro Sse
MuakiDgum st Robnson's Ford. seven miles below 20
shccton. ZAnseyille (O) Gazette, 2sto uiI
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ANTrSLAvERr CoSyESrioNs-As both the an.
rua snd triennia General Assemblies OF the Presbyte
ran Church meet this year. and both IN Philadelphia
Convention is called By the AnSIsvery party Of each
division days preyious determine what course
they shall pursue In relation church scton upon the
subject of slavery The prospect Is that both sssern.
hhec viii have stormy session.
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Drp GOODS.

SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,
III. Ca.h Tailoring and Clothing Establishment OF W.
An DEGROOT co. No. I02 FULTON-ST. where
tho following
CLOTH COATS,
from 90 10 sl6.
ALPACA COATS,
from 81 ~ 10 IS.
TAlS CoArs Of Line,s, Gnghsms and Prints.
from IS cts. 10 90 80
CASHMERE PANTS,
from s. 10 90.
hERIso PANTS,
from s2Io IS So
DalLLIxG and other Summer Pants,
from 81 10 8.
Salts VEsTs,
from 52io "a.
SUMMER VESTS,
from IS TO 81 rs.
Al.o large .,sort.nt OF Cloths Casaimeres and Vest
trg. which will made order sut The moot fastitos
BOYS Clothing equally cheap, which prices are admitted
10 3 per cheaper Than any other r;ofe IN Inc cy
MA 2raeod'
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STATS BARKER,
CLOTHING FURNISHING WARDROBE,
No. i7y Broadpay directly 2ppoJtS HoasTc f1eNtl
~ L g. are receiving large and esgant essoin
y 1nent Of spring and summer ooods wnlcn 1ey VII
make up % orcsr IL o rcst issuionso9 s5esAt 'i "
a. reasonable prices. -,
or artice Of READY MADE CLOTHING.
Blue brown and blnck cloth Dress and 49,, ~
ssxo coma Cssam.rvtt Pelto Coats 90 TO Il o.
Twe-1. erbaas de Lain SACK Coa.S-..... 50 10 o.
Psats OF Cashmere, Linen Drill, &c kG... 90 10 %
Vexts Of Wnits asrz- Cashmere slxs, &C. 10 70 10
Ov.reost-s hxht and beautiful Tweeds, Ssxo Gotaas
and Cassneres FOR travelling Oyercosts-
Also general aIsorE.epi Of furnishing articles VIZ
Cavsts Socxs Tea Shirts Cosrs Gloves s1spenders,
dix ana co..or Under Shirts, kc Le mls Sn
JTKENCH BAkEGE-. AUsLINS & GISGHAMS.
A Arnold Co ~ csnsi-st have oo hard very eoT-
pl-e sssortr=rl Of Dress Goods cousssng Of Printed
Plaid Ombr- sad Embroidered Barge, end Bs.zorncs,
20 DO IN Graduated Ron-s very rich Paris Printed Mus
ns Orgardes r1westd-sgna Wrench and Scotch
Gtnghans gr-at variety Muslin Gnghars Chtniz AID
ana figured CsIico-a-
Also large supply OF White Goods, such Jsecoue
CsrErc Sainsook Null Book, and Swls. ArsDnsi LAKE,
Striped anc Plaid; do patterrs for Lnd:er Df1.,
Pyramid AID Gradu ated Robes being one OF uaS -
o. he sez2cE-
pLEACHED GOODs.soo eases 49,; "a, ~ .Sd sect
tnzs for sale By NEsmITH Z CO = ~ :. -
= "a UnCf1 AND fAnLOK os'1' W
u elegant rosewood Par!or OfgN1-
One second hand Psraor orSsn.
T1s, s-c,nd Rad Church Organs =, ~ -
ne.r.rS h.Ed cbcrch Orgea, win Two sen u Aeys
sSr b pee Ill orzass suitable for country churches
cl 70. &c ais eoda HENRY EasER.
700 TONS No. Glendon Pig Iron for sae BY
IUUmyIl w JOS FUCRERAAN, % Wess-ss-
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SHEET BRASS.

SHEET BAASS.
gAMES G. MoFFET, No III Prtne7;:t between w oos,
j Ter ucc Greene manafacinrer OF Sheet rans Hhs Oh
1Ir,nt OF a. sizes Sheet Bras which Re viii sell =;
hol-.a- or retail lower prices than any other Place IN
H. Civ and !. equal 70 any made In The nitsc
j. g. NJ will deliver goods sold by bin in any part Of this
Cy Brooklyn or shipped or board Of any V-sss Tree
Of csrtage
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