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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-09

u The thanks of the Ci,y Council OF Boston
were presented to Fletcher Webster Esq for his appro-
pirate. able and eloquent Grafton before the Municipal An
ts0.tss tho and he requested 10 furnish
copy OF the sanie for The press
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-09

E Hon. WILLIAM HsNxY of Rockingham
hss been nominated for Congress BY the w iss of
the First Congressional Distric. in Vermont Hon.
SOLOMON Foor of Rutland having declined a re-
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fy- For Boston norwich and Worcester.
-Ps- r.s-,-r C.eopatra Capt Wiams, vii lave soot
DE- Of pier No Nor.h Rv-r sv-ry Monday Harssdry sn5
l'-dov AZ F. 81 conn-ctcg WIN tic Auyns'
p,rI frny5,j cAIrH PRirv. Jr. Conductor
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FROM AYMcA,-The brig Delaware arrived al
Philadelphia Tuesday from Gambia The D. brought the
folio wing passengers Rev Thos. Dove, from Gambia SUI
periOs London Wesleyan Mission Sierra Leone Miss Dove;
Calvin MeC.ra and Thomas Reader. Esss.
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rNHE NATURAL Caiyvo5aai Egcrs soa;tnrss "a :.
scsae AID preserve f,r dtsea.e .eSeralas seaome
cu,a,.ao ss,txts o. IA ki esssssa Grs7d sao s.s-S
-. ssoss wl.ssag ga ssfss fdyss szsH'AsIsis g.,
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-ro Isd;e,.-afa GIVE continues 10 give advice
az, tr-r,oos viii respect IL application Of Water
Ca-- IN al diseases Of aud eitr.o bsr resi-
H--~- ieih<i NV sr'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-09

@ Commander Breese brother OF Senator
sresss Illinois appointed 70 the command o. the L
.. seop-Otwar Albany. Com. Breese IS nA;ve OF this
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ksss SANS SOUCI MOTEL, Ballston sps, N. Y
rr.opened tor Tho reception otvsors On Tho lot

* SANS sOUCI MOTEL, Ballston Sps, N. Y.
r-openrd reception otvlsiIots Tho 10th
1~ day o. JIGc iAsL
From The bersl patronage received a,t season. ths
prop -iu has inGuced make extensive improve
me bon Internally and externally. by Tho sddilloa OF
nc nuruilur-, aud extensive walks and play grounds.
Thts Hotel being nilrs from .Iogs Syringe, 70
nleh frQasui daily iauoa Ii ssd
BY Railroad, and bust miles from Sarstosa Lsho, ~hrs
o. and t.hnK acAls all times DO hadl
aud miles ou " hits Sulphur Spring. which
The surpassed by my lao .nah
msnt Ia The county.
Cvbgr-.s. Pavilion and Iodine Water, fresh ffom bc
Foluaia viii b1 furnished daily rxkE 10 all The quests VI
Ih- Hotel
Ths subscriber hopes from the 6ersly OF his charges,
and by mis- sona attention, 10 make his hoo peasant
arc dcsirabu resort FOR families and all other gus.t.
jy7 lneod \. W. hUAFORp
ssn BROADWAY HOTEL, sos Broadway, ~
"a biny: BY J. r. WILsoS-Tr.y7ors and citz eos IN.
S' Icrsan-d moderst, ,erms Tue house 10 no~ and
ucslion convenient 10 he steam
boats nd oius tho Railroad De.ol Ices 2m
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boaralns anu Sotsls.

.
/ BOARD WANTED.-A family con,i,,iry Of q gen
Ouensn. lazy, in-e children .erv.r, want board
The SUMMER woaias soae~hsts ee,weea Gowanns and
FoFi hAnuioo on LIE Is!snd. farmhouse pre-
terd and h.ce trees With Tree range children
Indispensable tose. Price VIZ D paid Eooa seesa
moj .u1us Adet1s. S91nselet, 81 teis ot2sc. iy7H
Nta.-Pvfsoa. -..nlng o0.TI caa o .seza,-
u raodsG wiki pleasant No IL Barclay st TIE
n, v,cn.ty vi he principal hels luxury " bot
cold and oaAs without extra ehsrye Re'et.ness
exchanged j.. ~
BOARDING AZ ~ ooRTLAND.sT.
a FEW GENTLEMEN cAn now be sccomuosa u ed viii
"A T. ard aud separate spsrmenla Aso, 'mraotanon
FOR gentleman ana BIS vile. vita PAios and ot;o'eu I'D
joinlps use OF = Piano Rs'sre1ees 'e9aircs.
y. iui' --------------
,)OAkU UUWN TUwS.-rwu tree pleasant
ID nus, p.n,res siIached 10 lei either furnished or
uliuui'aej WIN ocsrd, 10 g-naemen spS ns "'ves W
.ns ernts ireG on rrs'onaoe LEI As NJ no ooeAsn
81 ara N,.s1u. oo.rdeis VIII also Do &C
5dss-i By sPPiyias ~ above heIef~nee seaIes
sc. u. -I IS.
,1UIKDIS,.-rwo eT III &c vr7y y.cs..nI Tcom.. II
I'D oo.Id l,sy b. had al Mrs SEiless - sssrsr1a~ay
formerly " Ihaun-ssI Gu abort vi.i1 10 No
ely, loczsioG ich ssrccAo lhAn al
puoic nSel znd ~ ,he nine ruh ehespet .tcoS
COUNTRY RUARD.--Mrs Fun, reading near Nit
- s'a Landing 'ne North River. can s,ceia.Aoasss
ooa der. durus summer, accessible daily ~ lac
morning sud -v-nias Inc Of boat, for Albaay Jaw.
A EhNTLEMAN and bis vile, Jungle
N u-ui-u, lee accommodated with board and plea
,aut r,clu. Al Mrs 0ESE's.No ~ sWeaysL lr9t lai'
lkUAikDtNts.-A oeauuiui KoUtn lot . xsuusn,.n aud
Id wife, anc uanse1t boardsrs, alaJ b
bad Mra SWANS rs Murrsy-s between Brvad~ay and
sie-tnhoal Lsunlpks. North River. mviSSm
gS OAkDlNG--A low Eciu. non may oo:aiu very
ID pleasant furnished rooms with board, al No ms VIII
lzni-sl u fsw doors from PcarlsL JOBS I'm
BOARD In Private Famiy.-fwo or thrse geuuemcu
Dui.y obtAn board, nth pleassn iodRcs rooms, a. luS
aS.arc-st myls NC
AIRS. CHTTThNUEN':s pr,va,e boarding -hoa,e
WI - Gf--uest ths Washington Parade where
w. or hi gentlemen with their wives, few single
-ueu-n mud Comfortable apartments, either furnish
81 % uuiA ui.h-d. tn board. J-Ilu
shniUN aud nod-rvou,, Win psntfy aii~cn,s w oi,
uuufu,.hrd without board, to l~o sinEe seauo
rns psasAnuy located III noderL
o,ui nou.., Immediate usignoornood OF the fLk
Anpy =, "a civ ii all pIsc-. al3u
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THOS. OTIS LIE ROY q 90.
nEALEks in Low bEhS PATENT TlN-rLAxED
IL L,.d rpo Snsot Lead aud doasrs IN rig sao hsf
Load ID snd rs W xter-sL How-Yora-
Tao. or, LE k'''{ ,.,a I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-09

When the human frame receives shocs, either from
heat cold fatigue other causrs the weaaest organ
lh- suffers Ouv pefson Will have cough
lun being the wrase-t organ, hs n.ighbor rhruma
,.n The mg,cu ar gud Cellular ssue being tho w-aAo
another er!srs glands aud sweilings the gaEdaar
tenn being The -s When You have organ ihu
Suffering the direct your application 20 tne paris dis
o. sed, the better the prospect VI relief
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-09

MANSION SQUARE BOARDING SCHOOL
Fos 9isLs, At rouGHkGgrsiE, n. r.
'EoHlS INSTITUTION 10 adapted soyoung ladies' OF sy$
4 ~ age. All tis departments Of substantial snd M
sh-c course ~ education are taught The summer Term
viii opea Oh tbs hb month. tMzyJ For CATALOGUES
containing particular information, Apply 10 NEWTON Ciiy
70 Jas = 0issoss Bsok Of Tho eLsts OF Newfox or "
rougkx--psiu " .,
WILLIAM r. GIBBONS, }ppnrtnal.
.Io sawu c. aOBINsON 4 SISTERS. f"'ePA4~
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-20
eeffs'Poassnes Of the Arkansas Inieiiise aecr.
WAsHlNGroy CRY, Nav 28th.

Col. Benton, in spite Of other excitsments, ha
been making one Of his strong speeches on Oregon
he !" driving in his stakes at Forty mine and Il
TINT line we will all come at last. Benton is on,
Of our strongest men; his positions are never taker
TO BE- abandoned; his perseverance is lndomitable
as politician he is impracIicabls and no mar
has more violent enemies in and out Of his owr
party: to his friends he is easy and pleasant; tc
others reserved and al times imperous,
The last news from General Taylor is most
g'or'ous-lhe enemy completely routed. Tayor's
treatment OF his distinguished prisoner. Gen. Vega
was Just like keniuckian: such incidents are
highly honorable in state Of war. No body
now doubts Taylor's ability TO command the rmy
| never did for moment he has shown himself
worthy of the high command-adyces receivee
here represent him as the idol Of his army. Gen
eral Scott has not started yet-he will 90 in few
days. force Of some 10000 Americans will
be at Maiamoras before the fall. and with this
army Mexico will be invaded, il Gen. Taylor
does not finish the Susiness before them. The
death Of Major RinggoId is sincerely regretted
here: he resided in Baltimore, and was universally
beloved: he was noble fellow.
The Odd Fellows had great festival on yes
.erday-the dedication Of their Hall lately erected
in this city; their march was very imposing and
the procession contained several hundreds, many
OF whom were vis.ers from other cities: last night
grand evee closed the festivities of The occasion.
The order is very numerous here and in the
neighboring cities, and is sad to be increasing.
have been to the National Fair, and really il
is an exhibition worth seeing: the building is very
large, and is filled with specimens of American
workmanship. | cannot convey to you an id Gu
Of this exhibition; know of no b.anch of industry
which is not here represented; the useful and
ornamental are here arranged with great deal
Of taste the building is denseI, crowded; is
lighted at night with most bran. gas, and the
most perfect order is preserved.
The great business of President making has
been neglected for some days: the friends Of
Generals Scott and Cass seem now b have the
field. Somebody has had the presumption to in.
sinuate that General Taylor will be P:e,ident be.
fore either Of them.
The political world seems still.
understand tha, Babe, the Pirate und,r sen.
tence, has been Purdoned he is said to ts in a
low state Of health. ARKANSAS.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-20
From the Jefferson Republican,

Jaekson's Spord.-Col. Ciaiborns.-You will
no doubt recollect lha, Gen. jackson, by will be-
queathed 10 the man who, in the next var In
which his country nigh, be engaged, should dis
tinguish himself most by heroic deeds, the score
which he rore on the Sth January 1915, the peo.
pie Of the United States 10 mike tho aSsrd.-,-
Now, as all The citizens Of the United States arc
executors Of that portion Of tho will, ] suggest.
through your valuable paper, that il bo bestowed
on Gen. Taylor, who has recently achieved two
Of the most brilliant vic tories on record, under
circumstances very similar 10 those in which Jack
Sol won his immortality. r.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-20
SDring and Summer Goods,

uTST ,ec'd and in store for ale very cheap;-French
.. and English broadcIo,hs: Military sky blue cloths.
for U S. Army: Black and fancy easmeres; Kentucky
leans, n.eys and kerseys: Pilot and beaver cloths Sat
ine,,: Mackinaw blankets: Merino and s'Ik drawers
md .brts; Wool and merino cravaG 10 bales ~ brown
n;.:. baIes 7.s do do: 5 bales 34 do do: cases
blue Prints 500 pieces (assd) prints; and general as
sor,rnt of shoes boats, hats sugar. coffee, salt nails
and srea, variety Of other articles. ,,cvrrr
Van puren, May II, 40. U. y. FNhe'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-20
w. r. JOHNSON,
FORT SMITH.ARK

FORT SMITH.ARK.
AZ received PR recent arrivals i,co hundred
packages Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
consisting in part Of the following articles -
$50 pair white blankets,
$50 do red do
100 do blue do
10 cases blue Merrimac prints,
do Orange do
5 do Fall River do
1000 pieces fancy do
20 do scarIe. and blue s.rouding
100 do assorted cottoaades
25 do Kentucky jeans
Is do satinet
10 do plain and fancy cassimeres
S do black and blue broad cloths
30 ba'es "a, A brown domestic
10 do Choctaw stripes
do Columbian do
10 do heavy denims
S do DO Osnaburgs
s do bed ticking
500 dozen spool cotton
lou lbs. sken do white and colored
so do fax thread, black and colored
500 do cotton yarn
so gross worsed binding, assorted
100 dozen Indian ,hawls, grea. variety
100 pieces cotton handkerchiefs, do do
$50 do "a, 7-S. and A bI'ch'd domestic
3 cases blue drilling
Furniture and apron checks, hannels, nseys.
brown holland, Irish linen, silk handerchefs,
cashmere and other de laines silk, kid, buck and
Rern gloves; hose, half hose. buttons, needles.
suspenders, combs of all kinds. pins; worsted
yarn, red, white and cnIored shirts, and an innu.
merable quantity Of other articles E the Dry
Goods line.
100 cases hats boots, shoes and brogans, a
comeplete assortment.
Is casks hardware and cutlery, almost every
article in the line.
Is crates crockery and glassware, 4 great
variety.
100 sacks prime Rio coffee
Is hhds. sugar
Is bbis. loaf do
20 do moasses
IS DO whiskey
so half do 90
IS kogs FFF hazard gun powder
100 do do do do
50 do Weymouth nails, assorted
5000 lbs. bar lead
so boxes Leftwlch tobacco, assorted
25 do Boston No. soap
10 do star candles
10 do gIlss assorted sizes
Champagne. tea, mnckerel, rope, cotton and
wool cards. wicking, cotton twine, cigars pepper
alIspice, indigo, madder, copperas. borax, 'asra.
tus. alum, selves, brooms, printed pals, &C., &c.
Fort Smith, April 25, lS46.-ll.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-20
S... Fvruiture, Walls. &C.

Shop FUrnlture, D., To-.
ls6 ture bottles; p;,, s,..;. Ian.
z d., d md i Pin, Sal. Mouth jars; a.. :,
Oar 0,' 6 o., 4 o.. 3 o., ? o. o. 'n0
a.. :, md Pint Castor Oil Bottles; pox
Assorted Vlus' Received Por Ar
kau.a. Mail, and for .s's BY op,1 D,.,,,,.,. ,
STEVENSON y nShH' r
Van Buren,, March %, 1876.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-20
THRUSTONS PILLS.

TIME undersigned are Agents for the sale OF
Il the above piIIs-orders will be promptly at
tended to-. W. II. & NJ. MAYERS, Druggists.
Fort Smith, August 2, lS45.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-20

The Lake Narp--Some Of the Canadian papers
are in an alarmed s,a,e about our steam force
upon the lakes. Added to the sail vessels on our
inland seas, they muster very formidable feet.
We have" on Lake Erie, ffty.fve steamers,
twenty propellers, fifty briggs, two hundred and
seven schoonsrs; besides having in process Of
building ten steamers, twelve propeIIers. twelve
square rggid vessels, and un iron man Of war Of
five hundred tons.--Si. Louis Rereile. '
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-20
;nmTss aUD @8DI9212S'

MmrEs &EB @8D1G1N3Ss
TAMPHOR;
~ Calomel;
Pinkroot;
Suiphate Of Potash;
Opium;
socotrips Aloes, (genuins3
Extract Of Liqu uorics;
Powder Cinnamon;
White Wax;
Iodide Of Potassium;
sulphste Of Morphinei
S' Aee,aw .rz;,c. and many other msdi.
p.h;ch makes our present stock Of Drugs'
eneI, Ms%co.s &C., complete. Physicians, merchants
n"d onr friends generally, ore invited 10 send 10
IS ,hs;, orders: Received BY Arkansas Mail, and
w. w .s,. ye,v low for cash, by r0. l''.''
'o' ' STEVENSON s. BELL, DrSss''i''
Van Buren,, March %, lS46' '.a l'l'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-20
VOLUME S-NO. lS
: SUBSCRIPTION PRICE - 90

Of 1917 and 1919 no removed. with his family
and many others Of bis people, to the now country
acquired by the Nation from the United States,
west, BY virtue Of the exchange Of land which
took place under tho treaties mentioned. He va,
OF the "od settlers" party. a..,'atyr. Della.
Capt. Looney wos of the old settlers, though no
did not belong to what is now termed Tho "old
settler party" He wasa delegate to Washington
City from the oss party Of Cherokees. He wa.
much respected by his coun,rymen, and has long
been one of their counsellors.. .-.v,..
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-20

fence, because it is like "house divided ngans,
itself;" that il can no more prevent the flood oi
emigration from the States into California, and It's
consequences, be they what they may, than could
the red man close his forests ganst the inunda,on
Of the whites; and that. though il may declare
war till il is "hosrse with calling" it ca never
make il, unless, Perchance, which do not suspect,
some European nations come to its aid, and then,
without time even 10 see the forecast shadow Of
coming events, one universal howl Of war on both
sides Of the Atlantic will for many year be
heard. smoshsring in its death echo the voice Of
peace" 80 f1r. ..' ". o. Pic.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-20

Mu,umorus, got wounded loV dopn IN ne back l..
This information is authentic. We hope that
whom Gen. Taylor takss Mstumoras, that Con.
Ampuda will 10 left behind, as a rich prize.
There are those in the American ranks who want
him,--S. Louis Rereihs r..fr~ IA
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-20
Death ofan Indian Chief-Captain John Loe

Dedlh of an Ind ian ChIe1.-CuP1uIH JOHN LoOh'
ev. a menbef Of the delegation representing the
Cherokee Nation ct Washington, on business with
The u. s, Government, died in thai city on The
18th inst. Capt. Looney wns The nephew Of the
cslsbra,ed chieftain EnoIee,, or Black Fox. He
was abou, 70 years Of age. and distinguished Us
. have, homes, and good man. During the war
w;,b ,he Creek Indians, he joined the Cherokee
% rscimen, which co.operated with the American
r%v under the command Of Gen. Andrew Jack.
% ,on. and a, tho battle of Talledega he received .
.sysre puu shot wound from tho enemy, and for
rbich disability he had been allowed a pension
for lifs BY this government; and, after the !reaiist
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-20

A company of two hundred and thirty Indians,
Of both sexes and ages, from the nor,h.western
part Of the State Of New York, comprising por.
tons Of the Seneca. Stockbridge, Cayugn, Tusca.
rora, Oneida, Delaware and Onondaigua tribes,
arrived here yesterday on the steamer SusqueAan-
ma, on their wnv 10 their new homes in the fat
west, beyond The western boundary Of this Stale.
Take them altogether, they are robas, and
healthy looking race.-Mo. Rep.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-20

ned per steamers Bourbon, Arkansas MAIL
Virginia, in addition 10 our former stocks
=. iron, ass'd;
e. esgl,h blister. German ssd cast steel;
20. cettop yarns; z As.5...' - g-r.
sindow glass; u -. .t.rgr-'
hmblers, ass'd; .,.-
Pepper tasks; ~ F-.
a,d ~ gs'lsa Jugs; r' '
~ Mhiskey, si'A 80 GJsuHg' = .7
An; hssady aad sa, D0s"a "
u ,u,s,' .nu sttN ls ,a .ara -| -..
sssstsrsh, IGs.gh ,.,r dry ''
~ Prints, sss'd, 10 4 = ~,
liss domestic, asst'd, &c., Ss. All Of ~hle'
asPassd to sell 10 our frisnds and custo"e'
" suall advance for cash-ot 10 exchsnge ~
roducs HENRY 4 CUNNINGhA"'
saFsn, May 8, 1886. 4 no. " HE'tt =
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-20
s.ckius Bott0uis,

r,,sr ,.ssi,sd. POT steamer ArI..::, ,,.,.!s m''
800 piesss Prints. ..'Si.so z oF.sn Dsms.sie;
20 -,. 20 cases Of ashionsbls Hat" Row. .sd
I ,ase Of Mems II 90; .,d for sale
c..,arsn'. Cap.i 10 des'a Woo. = ~" = PICKETT.
W ri Nh. ls.s. .s ,, as...'..
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-20

More Trsth than Ppetry.-Ap old piciurs 70,
presents King, sitting ia state, with label, i
govern all : banker with shin.plaster. i s,eal
all; Bishop, with the legend. Il pray for all;
soldier, with motto, 4 fight for ail;' and farm
or, drawing forth reluctantly purse, With theip.
scSption, 4 pay for all -'H' > no '''-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-20

II Yueatan. - We find il recorded that the inhabi.
tan,s of Yuca,an are fully determnedto maintain
their independence Of Mexico. Papers from the
paninsula to the 18th ult., had been received; in
which il IS stateu sl'-- Cong ress was 10 assemble
On the 2S,h ultimo, for tho purpose or r,~.-:o :
Constitution. "A list Of members 10 nppsnded 10
,be announcement. Parodes had made u requisir
ton on Yuca,an for battalion Of infantry and
three hundred artillery men, to reinforce the
Mexicun troops, 10 their war with tho United
States. The demand was unequivo:aIiy refssed
(St. Los:, R.psaie. @
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-20
Mineral or soda waite

Mineral or soda Water.
Wy II. & NJ. MAYERS have the pleasure 10 an
" nounce to the lovers of this delightful be'er.
age, that they have fountain in oPeratioa accom-
pSn led with ice and the various syruPs
Fort Smith, May l6, 40.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-20
FOR SALE,
|LEELY Negro Woman, aged 81 years nSE ,sag'ss =
|d PASCHAL & OGDEN.a
8 IRA YED, ,

y. a Dark Bay horse six or seven ys.r'
NJ old; about l51 hands high; black msno:
~ tail and lsgs-tail long and msne ae. ~,
whts about him except, s smau "a
t~shsad. limbs clean and fest rather On sms 49,
N~srd will BE- p,id for bis delivery to the Ms.ats
!ssevefsd. .m.G7,H ~
IL W-l3-3v., .,r,.X ----
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-20
(lYIEG, VISITING AND
Rank CAKDS.

Iocr COOK, Of tho late firm Of Ely Smith
sHov for the past six years manufactur.
..ish,a,ed BARrLErr CARDS, would 10.
M and pa,rons of.hs old esta blishmeui,
s'soo s,reet, where he hos always been
w. .s", hs continues the mo anufacturo Of
pIaying, Visiting and Blank Cards,
%,nished BY tho essablishmsn.; and
=, various kinds will be promptly and
.,.cu,ed, on application TO his sole
800. Ely L. Latham, No II Fulton
M following prices. usual discount of
N those who buy to sell again, viz !:
s.;.. Dot, Wave, Diamond, Marble and
.G' $50 per gross
.ad white back ~
~, do ~
do ~
Andrewsdo 10
,0J.r., No ! star l. marble
hck -
nj. Ivory and Pearl surface Cards, Is per
tho following scale,
yo 6fteeo Enamelled, e5 No thirteen
.,r.Led, a. twelve enamelIed, 81 No
,,,y and pearl surface, 81 No fourteen
\ G a..I surface, 81 81 No thirteen ivory
r,srface, 81 80 No twelve ivory and pearl
,sl45.
No eleven ivory and pearl surface, 81
i,ory and pearl surface, 80 80 No nine
M ucarl surface, 50 No eight do ~ 50 No
Al 30 No six DO ~ 25 No hve do 81
40 u No three do 81 50 No two do 81
,ss do q 25 No eleven do 81 81 No ton
4 No nine do 81 25 No eigh, do 81 90
n DO 81 90 No six do 81 90 No five do
No four do IS cents. No three DO 81
No two do W cen.
Do 50 cents,
I,,ed snamelIed cards, tinted and plain
LIy polished, with eIegsu! design As Dor.
PRINTERS BLANK CARDS.
|l.nk., (paly'g card sizs,) No !. SIS pr
No2 do -
No |, s2A per gross No2, 81
h sire small. No l. so No2. "a
u sire Of tho large No !, s7s
No2. "
.hs above sizes Of every description. to
\ sixes cut 10 order Of either Of the fore.
ualities.
kning Card, Of various sizes, made 10 order.
kborlered cards do do
|dgs do do
,sllsd sheets. cap si1o. and 20 BY - inches
surface do do do
ado do do do
sheet do do do
Railruad and Steamboat Tickets, made 10
Way color, or Of didoron. cslors, as msy
nd. g.. .sD,
nbcriber invites oil editors Of tho United
|,nd Canada, who nre disposed to take their
cards, and who will send copy OF their
Foniaining this advertisement. 10 insert i for
hou,hs, '...... GEORGE COOK.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-20

A Modern Leandsr. letter from Cha rIestou,
(says The Baltimore SUM- gives the following ac.
count Of the causes that led to the capture Of Lieut..
Deas: sEa ...eruu1 rNI ns@slgf ggl';yIyg at!l
.'l. appears that Lieut.. Dess was officer Of, the
day, and il wps customary lsr tho american band
to perform the national airs, when tho ,'Star.
spahgsd Bannor' was lowered 10 the evening,
This concert Of swee, sounds attracted The atien.
lion nof the Msxicans on tho opposite side, and
crowds assembled on the banks .Gf tie river ID.
listen 10 the strains Of music |; among thsm were
many ladies'. Lieut.. Deas became enamored
WIN certain mex'esi'. iarJ@.sy and .iona and
tokens Of ofsction passed between them on Inc
same evening. lik, another Leander, he plunged
into the MericaS Hsiissposi .aftsr his Hero, and
90 sooner bad he landed On the other eide thar
be was secured o. q prsoper.e Love aad 20.
valor o. friendship promp,ed him, to swim across
the river" y,
We do not know upon what authority The Bal.
tmore Sun states ihs story; but it seem. 70 squins
at the bravery Of Lieut.. Deas.., We have heard
him spoken of as ono Of the bravest Of, officers !;
though physical weakness at Times renders HIN
eccentric in his demeanor. p
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-20

iEAD, Edgings, and Insertions.
s.leae., DO. do.
al Paris Ar,ifcials, .~0s
sen Bobbins; Linen Cambria; New style
land Cap Ribbons; Swiss Null Muslin; La
Aek Kid Gloves, ]n,. .-.. -5'
Nceived and for sale by
WALLACE L. WARD.
Ysrts, Feb. 26.--3-if. .a'.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-20

For the Santa Fs 1la0.--Ofders, have beer,
received to forward Immediately fourteen hund.
red stand Of arms to For. nLsavsowor,h.. An
equipment for a batsllon Of light artillery has
been ordered at P.tsbargh, and 10 uow.on its way
TO The same Poinl. This fact Proves that tho Gov,
ernment is moving at the pressnt crisis with com.
ri,endable vigor.- Louis RepeiVe.