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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-21

i'HE SUBSCRIBER would res pectfully inform the
gentlemen Of this City tst he has constantly aand
anq ,o se hy trained and Gaiet horses for TIE saddle
or haT-s Any person purchasing horses OF Tie su5scr-
per ma? cspend upon being hoEofably deal; With ne IL
happy 10 add thst he refer them many gentlemen OF
TIE hihest re- Probability. character. capacity &c
Any gentleman purchasing horses OF the subscriber and
who MAY ee II particular dissatisfied VIII their pur-
chss may return The within reasonable PERIOD and
receive The al amount OF purchase money back he
Soee n9t ~s9 any gentleman 10 r-ls-u ~ A1ls (prr-
lesS SIN WI II. DTSBROW Rjdiny Master +a5 Bouy.rv
Sc PER CHAL Coax hrst quaI-
O ny and large size for sale the above low price
from yard OF D ceas Per chsdrou less when taken direct
from ship. Al the above price Liverpool Coal il mora
economical fuel than Anihrncite- Apply 10
T. STOKES DICkERSON
4 Noa l5 aad i07 Anibcny-s. rcar Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-21

SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
Is PUBLISHED WEEKLY, at lbs RI LION'si' lSup
j Bui.ainvl Persons wishing 10 subscribe have only 10
send their names 20 tie Office. Terms cents week b)
mail, = "a year, : in advance- elo IN
CRINDSTONES.
NEWCASTLE GRINDSTONES Just received per snip
y Valaa rom Newcastle: Nova Scotia Grind and Wa
ter Stones from Seanan's Quarry. now landing per sch
Acadia For sale by FORSYTH LABAGH,
an. Inn ~ W.-i-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-21

- relay.ag OF The rack between
Bridgeport and Neyy-Nlfori tSs milesI
VIII De rp!etea ihe I'd ard The Se resume
their re.l.r trps between the above named places on
Mo- dav fh..o inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-21

90 FARM FOR SALE.-Suate on the Road from
SO New Rochelle White ain, about egui-d from
each. containing lJ9 ACRES OF LAND. ali of which
Ployv Land Ten Acres. which : Wood Land
Tue place divided by lane aEt L laid con-
ve;1ien! oi- for cultivation All h- fences of stone in
The buildings al of good character and IN order For
TERMS apply 10 : :. KENYON, on The premises or Of
dsf J. ADRlANCE, 81 John--t Neyg.York
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NNsrriiuncous.
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NH: CANE CHI

rFNHE CANE CTiAIR.--Ths is u most beautiful arti-
Gle 10 The angler, invalid, ordinary citizen In SIZE
but tle larger Than the ordinary but cun he I'M
mcdiatcv opened into neat. durable and convenient
chair capable staining from 300 10 500 pounds weight
For angling country excursions crowded assemblies
and the tourist, traveller and invalid. tins will be found
invaluable accompaniment. For sale wholesale ana
retail by JOHN j. BROWN \ co. l22 Fnon.st.
N. B.-We have received fresh supply OF The above
mentioned articles Those. that have been waiting will
please call and make their selections aul6
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sa7 t ''' EiIERsoN PRIcHARD, 10 walI-sL

81 FOR SALE-Or in exchange for property the
- City OF Brooklyp-e Farm situate >, miles West Of
Newburgh Orange Co. y. Y. containing about 100
acres nearly I'll uuhe. Limestone soil suitable
grain snss, and i under good cultivation an or
chard OF grated il IN full bearing TIE i'm 2rovefent
consists OF good two->ory dwelling AMI outhouse-
large barn sheds &c good the door As no per-
son would probably purchase without viewing the premi-
s- fun description Is deemed unnecessary The faciii-
ties Of getting 10 NeebGrgi from the city generally
well known For terms, &c. apply 10
aul+ 2w WRIGHT & LOSER Is Front--t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-21

THE NEW-YORk and Lake Superior Mining Con-
psny.-NOrIcE-AR assessment Of one dollar per share
upon each oihe Gs>e>sabe shares OF The stock OF the New
by order OF he Tr75s NJ s; CSrnn.av pavable on hi
seventh day III September Henry Morris Es The
Nce-Pre>ideai OF The Company II their Office. No = !" s
s. IN the City OF NeSSorS. Dated Angus; o lStn 81
order OF the Trustees JOHN H HOLDANE.
Az lrrol- Srcretarv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-21

CINCINNATI LAND and General AGENCY Off,.
y Cincinnati Oio.-M l. Sheldon would inform the CHI
OF Newly that lie Will attend the purchase and
sale OF every description OF Real Estate and Personal Prop
ery in the Ciiy Cincinnati and n The Western States viii
also collect notes bonds and mortgages ana every species
O; Claims III Cincinnati Louisville Any Merchants,
other business having. lands other property in the
Western country they wish dispose OF for cash,
change for city property Cincinnati invited 10 send
business entrusted his Will he promptly and faith
ful!y attended To- Address NJ l. SHELDON,
West Fiilh-sI- Cincinnati,
REFERENcrs-Dwier x Barber, Cor,land-s-; J. Jack
son. - Wsll-.t Vim. Ingalls,. 81 Wsll-.t ~ srn-oi
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F.',,.. r=z.Es-s=.s:-J TO WESTERN aras,-,rTT770tt
LIZA lVETERS ss-s.--1-----l

f., C !=zzs.===:s;1 TO WESTERN 5TIe-,nIIIIIt
49, TRAVELLERS .eSs-sl------=55
-rhe public Is respect
fully informed that the breaks In the Canal caused by
late ireshe having been repaired the PIONEER and
EXPRESS LINE, via Railroad and Canal from P HiLA-
DELPHIA 10 PITTSBURGH, viii commence lie regular
tr for the MONDAY, The 9th April, leaving the
Depot, "a Marke;-si. DAILY, At u o'clock, a. VI.
BY this passengers viii avoid all the fatigue and
danger OF night travelling in COACHES both Railroads being
passed in daylight
For farther Information apply al the Old Established or
ace, IA Markel-sL doors above Eghth-sL
AZ A. B. CUMMINGS, Agent
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NOW READY, --
rI1EE AMERICAN ESMAN.S MN A., Cuu

THE AMERICAN STATESMAEs NAN A.. ~ pra
s!dens OF the United SAFES wiki history OF :s;.
is;Faons and each Session Of Congress- 20 -
ted VARIOUS Historical Statistical. Erc o,HsI T.
Public Doclrneats-yyit cop;oq- trsy;:ca- IdsN'
volumes large svo-l7eJ pages Edited % r1!'i y -
!isIns. ESQ Prlce Five Dollars. -. y :
tory Of Rouars-n--52 spleldid En--avi,sS-. s..
FIFTH edition OF Cheerer'. Lectures OF fEli u, ~
Su5scriberg to E1rper's Ssai12>z-e.-E A. N
;lrns his sincere hanks 70 Tie subscribers 20 ': 3
Bible for The very general patronage tne IA SLa,s
peare thai he has nearly ready most oeaaI'iu
and Scenic pattern for this e,e-aG; illustrated p" On
AUG z WALKER. Nevr-Tor Bincery, ~ !. mon -
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AMAZ0NIANHAlDIOCK~-AI


AnA> ust received from the River Amazon OF grass
ana cotton fabric As they VII Tor themselves
mHIf n'sh ey ne cool e9uliori impaired the sleeper
osetAer WIN protection from 'nsh-oe. they wiz
confidence recommended 70 the a prssentlresteSs sleep
The plus ultra of beds
saN SMITH. ToRREY \ CO IS Ma;d.n.lsae
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-21
List of Letters Remaining in the L. S. City Dis
patch Post, August l9, lS4G.

Il Please mention The Of The List in chict they are
adrv,ised. LADIES' LIST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-21

SMITH'S HOMEOPATHIC Pharmacy. No. $50
~ broadway, aGlolains Nihos-John T ;. smith has
large assortment OF homeopathic Medicines, IN ;nctues,
;rltuTsonS, dllurons and gobales Sugar Of Nlk Fure
$500 s -, - " S,; sisLs' &c. iass:e!a IL -
order. Homeopathe Plaster. substitute ;or ordinary
Couri and Adhesive Plaster. sud excellent application
for Cons rnla y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-21

- Sa-.-The beautiful country Of Leonard
- Lee ESQ. situated nd Joining New Windsor on The
Hudson River, Sewburgh- For extent OF prospect
North River more desirable: farm
living in square FORM and divided into and 10 acre los
abundance fruit Inc improvements &c and = t-s!ra
bic for The residence gentleman, the society n this
ciny being Of the FIRST order For terms, apply
iHf- RITECkER y VAN DikE.. No. u Wsll-st.
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49, !, OPPOSITION TO NON0P0T y

L. .-s-l Through without lancSng-Nev. Yora
Albany Luc.-Theucw ard splendid steam.
er BELLE Capt samuel SCHUYLER will leave Ncw-YorS
tor Albany every Monday, Wednesday aud Friday, at
O'Clock + VI from the foot of Robnsou-St Tue Belle il
fitted up with splendid sta,eoos; and for speed comfort
and safety u surpassed by boat tie Hudson river
For freight passage, inquire OF the Captain board
a No SuU,il--l
Passengers uGing the BELLE will arrive in Albany 10
ample for tie morning cars East or Wes,
y. B.--Fr.ight taken AT moderate iv6 tf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-21

SOUTHERN AND WESTERN Merchants sup
- Piled with Blank Books, Memorandum Copy and
Pass Books Cap and Letter Papers Bonne, boards
Wrapping Papers English and French Stationery every
description. lnkstands. Portfolios. WAY Waters Pencils
States peuknvss Gold Pens Gold and Silver Pencil ca
SEES. Motto Seals Motto Waters, Cash Boxes, Twnes
Desk Weights Gard Racks, Copying Presses, Manifold
Letter Writer'S Croloa luz, &c. &c. sold az very low
prices bv FRANCIS - LOUTREL
aus In Manufacturing Staloner,, = Maider-lane.
CHANDELIERS. Candelabra Lamps Gas Fixtures,
SNc. Nc-rHOMAS CRANE BANKS would inform the
pGb.ic and the former customers OF Coutholy NeTers,
that he continues the old stand. opposite me Tabernacle
the business formerly carried by inei Having received
the agency OF The justly celebrated manufacturers h W
Hooper Co he offers the su1eror articles OF he mana
tacrire grea; reduction from the price of G y The
nnhhr invited ,n s,ar,in. ivis w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-21
xnvy- OPPnsiTINN 40 MONOPOLY

N--rrH.--i TfuuE1 without Iandng-NrwYO York and
Albany Linc.-rhe fast and splendid
nhont EMPRESS, Capt \ Hitchcock will leave the
Hoblnson-sL EeNt above Barclay, every Tuesday.
/. and Saturday, al d O'clock The Express il ii.
Ne best OF furniture, with spacious siaie-rooms
and bcrths. With the public patronage. the travelling
part OF The community hc OF low fare the entire
through For passage freight apply the Cap.
board of GEO. 7. STANLEY,
alO nj the Office On the dock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-21

SCHOOL BOOKS.
HUNTINGTON * SAVAGE Publishers and booEse.-
II i.-- 2ls Pearls Seyr-York have recently issued ae
and very much improved edition; Of The T?fIs Psc to
,rb;c flsv Tas-..rffrv soci: the attention OF Schooi
Teachers Committees and others Interested n To-
H. rpblisbe-s For sale ~ Booksellers genera4.y. "
aAHN's HEBREW BIBLE,
lust imported fresh supply o; tie heore" oo'e u nc
.n sts'' WARK H. NEWMAN CO. 100 Broadway
1-EIv r 1RTFF Il W--7asi published, price one
Nstinr The New Tar! Of The United States or hairs
OF Duties PAYABLE on imports according 70 act OF Congress
passed July %. 1875. the articles arranged IN apaoe01s
order Published and for sale by
eni3 JANSEN ( BELL. l55 Nassau-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-21

rlI-~- DAILY LINE OF Boats between
-,s,.---1 York and Staten sland.-The steamboats,
SYLPH Capt j. BraisIed, and STATEN
ISLANDER, Capt D. Van Pelt, will leave follows
Leave Staten Island ate 9, 10 and II a. NJ and 2 s.
4, ., and T. VI.
Leave New-York att, 10, LA. II. and l, 234,567
and half past p. u.
AlLfreght al The dsk Of The owners thereof iels
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-21

III, EMIGRATION TO CALIFORSlA and Or
gUn-Thc subscriber viii dispatch vessel on or
about the 18th of October next for the Bay OF San
Francisco and AstorA Applications for freight or par
sage and all neces,ary information By letter paid 10
the subscriber AZ New-York WIN be- promptly attended 10.
snl4 DIsWu CHARLES q. STEWART.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-21

t1ias.-,y7775,777i. OPENING OF PENNSYLVANIA
go Canal for 1916. BINGHAMS' Transpor.
tation Line. Proprietors-Wm Bingham,
Thos. Bingham, Jacob Dock VIM A. S.raion Conducted
on SabbatI.keeping and Temperance principles.
The propnetors Of this old established line have pc, their
stock In the complete order and thoroughly pro-
pared forward produce ard merchandise and from the
Eastern Cities the opening Of navigation. We thai
cng experience in the carrying business and Jealous
attention to the interests of customers, will
continuance and increase Of tie patronage hitherto extend
ed BinghGrs' Line"
our Arrangements viii enable TO carry freight with the
utmost dispatch and prices shall always be low
the lowest charged by other pOnsble lines.
Produce aud merchandise will be- received and forwarded
East and West, without any charge for forwarding ad
'ancing lrelghts, storage commission MARK PACK.
ACES B!NGHAMS LINE. Bills OF adding forwarded and
direction prom yetended to- Address or apply 10
WM. TYSON. AGENT, 10 West-st y. T.
BINGHAM, DOCK STRATTON,
10 Market-st Philadelphia
JAMES WILSON, Agent ~ North Howard st Baltimore.
WM. BINGHAM, Proprietor
CO Na.ssrhus-ifs mo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-21

N-s At PRIVATE sALE-rhe TWO story BRICK
s:; front house. and lot IN "e No /" ouane'I-'o -
Also Tie ,ree story brick front house. and lot in fec No
81 Wr.r Brolfwny-18 inches 'front.' and .ar by y
fee, inches deep This property viii be- sold bar-an
# applied for iuincda lately. For particulars. appyio
ANTHONY J. BLEEC kER, Alctioncer.
lin t,- No 7 Brout,l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-21

ICnnl Beaver SIS NcwYOrk, COMMISSION Merchants Tor
the sale of American Pig Bloom Bar Hoop Scroll, Band
and ali kinds of Iron. otter Tor sale
90 best Jersey Charcoal Blooms
DO do Northern blooms
80 do Refined for wire blllets
A. & Co will advance literally upon all consignmcnts
of Ply Iron, Blooms manufactured lron which may be-
sent 10 heulor purchase in the NewYork market the
mosl reasonable jerps. jys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-21
xIrs,as |. MORNING NONT F0K ALRANY

andrs tpeek.kiiD, Yves, Point Cold Spring
and CornwaiL-The new steamer THOMAS POWELL.
Capt Samuel Johnson will leave the steamboat pier foo.
of Warrcn-s- every afternoon Sundays excepted) at
O'Clock Returning, will leave New burgh every Monday
morning al afpas 6. and the remaining mornings Of the
week al O'Clock, landing above Forfreghl passage
apply on board the boat.
BAH baggage and freight of every description bank
bills or specie, put board this boat be the risk
boat or receipted for. ie22 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-21

". TO LET.-The new and dwelling No %
Ia. Nrtl-aveuue, between Eighteenth aud Nnetc-th SIS
This Just completed ! spacious and u good
location for dry goods crockerv. boot and shoe dealer
or anv similar business as can found il this part OF he
civ Tie dwelling put Of the house j. complete with a.!
inc modern including Croton Water, &c
Rent moderate a good tenant ppiy "
milo ?. w WASHINGTON SMITH, 2hl West lSll-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-21
h PEOPLES line STEAMBOATS,
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.

UNI I'D rs NI.NIL LINf..
At Five O'clock, z M-Landipg Intermediate Places
From the foot OF Barciay-sL
Steamboat SANTA CLAUS, Capt B. Overbagh. will
leave or Monday "Wednesday, Friday and Sunday after
al 5 o'clock.
Steamboat ROCHESTER. Capt -, will leave on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-21

ONE COOL SPOT lei. Notwithstanding the extreme
~ heat OF Tie weather, the Refrigerator Depo,, No Is
Maiden-lane, has not yielded the palm King calorc
which sufficient guaranty the cooling propens.
res OF those most celebrated Refrgerstors.
sull SMITH, ToRREy u Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-18
HENRY & CUNNINGHAM ,

JJAVE reed per late arrivals from New Orleans and
4 Cincinnati, very large and Extensive assortment
Of Gr"ceres, Hardware. Dry Goods, Hale ,"ys' SAG
dies Paints Obs Sc Sc, which they will sell at the
lowest market prices for cash exchange for count
~ produce;
RIO coffee, brown and loaf sugar. molasscs, salt
~hskcy, brandics gin, malaga ciaret' ma defH cham
plgne and port wines French and American cordiils
brandy fruits brandy cherries, peppermint essence
usstd stoughron wine aud ginseng bttcrs lemon 81.
Tups catsup pepper sauce, pickles, sperm aud star
candles, black imperial gun powder and Dung Tyson
teas, vinegar chocolate, slrdInes, alSPce' pepper
ginger cassa, mustard, alum, saliPctre, sa'Hratns
bOraN, birthstone rlsns. currluts soda biscuit, pfuhe'
indigo, madder, copperas, corks rice, chalk, whiting
Spanish brown, turpentIne, lnsccd oil, tanners OIL
Japan and copal yarnsh, lcthrage powder lead, shot
manila rope ass'd sizes, bed cords, plough Ines cod
fish, herring, ink, soap, starch, London porter pipes,
cigars, bucsng, matches, painted buckets tubs aud
kcclcrs, brcoms mattrasses, Jugs ana uemI"hhS' &c
Dry Goods.
Domcstics, blankets, bed ticking, prints, mir.bro
stripes demns Georgia homespun beached domestlcs,
coonade "a great variety, WOODEN and cotton shawIs,
cotton and silk hdkfs buttons, thread hosiery checks
&c &c.
Hardware aud Cutlery.
Iron steel castings, bellows anvIs, vices, hammers,
spades shoyels garden rakcs, hoes, log and trace
chaInes, scythcs, axes mill cross cut and hand saws
patent balances stcelyards, strap and butt hinges,
aGgerS chses, flies, brass copper ana Oel ht"
kettles frying pans curry combs, IRON squares
steel mills and irons shovcls aud tongss, tea kettles,
knives and forks pen knives, shoe ana butcher do;
rozors scissors shears sfters cotton cards wool do,
coffee mills; gun flnts percussion caps; wrapping cap
and letter paper.
Hats, Shoes and Zoos.
Fashionable cashmere hats; beaver do; nutria do;
wool pearl and sporting hats palm hats; assd brogans;
boys and womens shoes--a great variety OF prices.
SaddlcTy.
Gentlemen and ladies' saddles; brides, martngal2s,
surslngles, grths; Whips, horse collars blind BRIDES
&c. DC. &c;
May % 1916
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-18
Il Err MS OF BOARD.
WALLACE & v ARD,

A BE now opening an extensive assortment Of
"a Fancy Goods, TO which they invite the at.
entlon of the Ladies; consisting in part OF
Cotton and worsicd baIzorne>;
Painted and gingham lawns;
GInghams and muslins;
Black beragc, and black satin stripe poIacrc;
Jackonet, SWISS and book muslin;
Check, satin stripe and Victoria plaid DO;
Fancy hkts. and points;
Bernge scnrfs, and dress capos;
Needle worked chemiset,s
CoIIareUs and lace caps;
Thread and cotton lace, Cdgngs and insertions;
Jackonet edging and Insertions;
Black, white aud green wells;
Gloves and milts. all kinds;
Linen cambria and LC. hkfs.;
Black and white nett goods
Glmps, fringes and cords;
Cap aud bonnet ribbons;
Artificial flowers and bonnet tabs;
Black and white Grape;
Silk hose and under jackets;
PaIasos and sun shades
Ladies aud misses bOnnets-ncw style.
Van Buren,. June 6. lS46-l7
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-18
A List Of Letter.

EXAMINING in the Van Buren, Pos, Office
% The 3Olh day Of June, which if not taken
sors the 30th day Of September, will be sent
Post office Department, as dead letters.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-18
Ate ntfO MY!
WILLIAMS & Philips,

,.red At their Store on Main Street, a
n AVE IuI r,II assorted stock OF goods, consist
|t irt'n the following articles, all or any oil
|HS ar. prepared to sell as cheap as the cheapest
|s'"" DRY Goods.
,I brown shirting. Lowell and Georgia Os
Essh, ,.,;ean. French and Atiakapas cottonads
ks,st'' h,svs. tweed.. Kentucky jeans, sattinc,s
ss' sn. n,,y linen, French and Scotch drilling,
rsn IND linseys, nankin; Irish linen, linen and
'sy' ,.sts, eonion aannes; green, yellow, red aud
ps'on s,nnel,, birdeye, Scotch and kusan ""pers,
able cloths. canvas ianey prints OIacl and
snsh 49,. ginghams, painted lawns, balzorlnes,
Die eahsmbr,e. book and swiss muslin. coloured
.,Oae' ,,r muslin, cotton velvet, PLAIN and
ssSner linen csmbric hdkfs. A black and while
sn.siI. or scarfs, grass cloth, misses and ladies
I'D worsted hose, gentlemens cotton ! hose
pslon H,dings, tapes, konnets, buttons, hooks and
,Dool cotton, &c. Sc'
varieties.
,d horn tuck combs. horn and shell side
~, round combs, fine ivory, dressing and red.
n'.h, whalebone. pins and needles, tooth, hair
.,og brushes, thimbles, razor stops, and shaving
n.,shoards, yiolins and violin strings, matches,
".teh safes, percussion caps. stationary &c.
Boots and shoes.
,,,ld socks, girls and boys shoes, ladies slip.
In,Lns, CATER boots and Lrogans. mems kip bro
..,tlsmens hne pegged and sewed call boots and
ny, light seal and calf boots, heavy kip and mud
Clothing.
Ia, lo,o,n shirts, bleached and brown cotton nett
.,,d drawers wooden nett shirts, merino scars,
-, ill. black satin and black silk velvet vests,
..,,I, and gambroon pants and coats, black dress
SToet coats, tweed and Flrching business COATS
Hard ware.
"a, ,ube. and locks spurs stirruPs, bride bits,
!, ,ci.,ors, sheep shears, drawing knives. hatch.
.etct chissels, screw augurs, tacks jews harps,
md strap hinges, wood screws, coffee mills, curry
=, IRON and brass selves, brlttaha and iron tea
ubIs spoons, pocket knives, knives and forks, IA.
nd locks, chest, closet and rim locks, hand saws,
~, and tongs cotton and wool cards, horse rasPs,
!, nit, mill saw and bastard FLEE. trace chains,
french and imitation French casIia.s
CrOckery.
.,uon cups and sauccrs, white flint and granite
uucers, brea kia-t and dinner plates. cup plates,
n, suers and basins, castor bottles bowls, CON.
md granite pitchers. And many other articles
numerous 10 mention here, call and see US g." no
NJ, 10 show goods and prices viii not prevent
purehasing, as We are determined to sell.
PHILIPS & WILLIAMS,
ozark,
AVE Just opened similar stock, which they offer
for ae on the same terms.
10 Buren,, July 18Th, 1916
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-18

TOBACCO AND CIGARS,
Whole sale and Retail.
cUPERIOR aromatic tobacco IN 10, II and 60 box
- do gold leaf do;
do. honey dew do;
do. OronOkc do;
Anderson's sup. article do;
II thousand Rcgalia cegars, arious brands
RooontIy received aud fUr sale ny
w. H. & NJ MAYERS.
Fort Smith, July 10Th, AZ.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-18
WALLACE & WARD

EIAVE Just received, per steamer Troy direct from
II Philadelphia, New York and BostOr one OF the
largest and best selected stocks of Spring and Summer
Goods they brought to this market, consisting in
par, of blue and black English and French broadcIo'hs
and casimcrcs pilot and beaver cloths; silk satin and
cashmere vestngs; fine medium and TO" Prced twced'
satnets and Kentucky Jeans very cheap; large lot OF
anne Of all coors and at all prices linen aud cot
ton coat and PANTHEON sus; in great variety and at
low prices; very large stock of brown and bieached
domeslics blankets aud blanket coats Of all descrif
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-18

~ LINEN sheeting
(DsA 81 and 1914 Bleached do
"a 81 and 10 4 Waltham do
Musquito Bars. Tor safe oy
May 80 46--l6 WALLACE AND.
lust rec and for sale per steamer Arkansas No
j a. 100 sacks SALT 6 hhds Of prime sugar. 30 sacks
nIme rio coffee bbls sugar house m"iasses BIB! rice
boxes best chewing tobacco; baskets OF superior
cbampaigne boxes superior carct wine; doz painted
buckets kegs bar lead; hbi ginger: coz mustard
&c. On hand a complete assortment OF Dry Goods
Hard ware Boots, Shoes and Crockcry; all Of which
is offered or pleasing terms; and will be exchanged o'
beeswax beef hides deer skins cotton and all other
country produce. q. L. fiChEli,
Van buren, June 9Th '!6.--17 Front Street
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-18

And also in each Of the Ts.p "oe sheriff one Cor,
following county officers 10 wit Court one County
oner one CsTk Surveyor and 10, the rssP'ct,s
Treasure one county Constable and suf 6n
the three s9a'1%" ss5 Of sn
in this State. as Pror,a on Schools in the State Of
taNsh system, snn,o U' if Fsb srd, 1913. ,o,
T5s shes Of the counties arc to sw
to cause In testimony whs so o ssd sste
my hand, and caused the o sea- the Goth day June
LIS. be affixed at Little Rock' 0" Wv
A. D. 1916. ruOu.sS DREW
Ry the C"vn'n co.,. Secretary of state.
DAVID 90 5w.
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