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cAAAE Of AAhANSAs- To ah waem tAesa presents sAaH come
 Greeting:
 "THEREAS. it Ass b~ea made kne3n 10 me, W by fbe sAeriE of the eoanty cf Jefferson. that AsdTsw j Embree. who iBdic,ed af the fate October term of fse circuit court s sad eaa- Y kw the mnEdes cf James De Bsna. has aed fsea Jssssc~ 1fA is beN running si i1ige;
 Now. tissrsics~, l. THOMAS <. DREW. Cot ernof ei sad Ssstr. by virtue ef the power aud thosfsy sn vestel by aw. do hereby cifer . re- ward af Two Hundred Doliars, 10 aay persoa who nay appseAend ils~ sad EEabrrr. and deliver him Co the Shefid of ssid eoaasy. in oSdeF that pas ilee may b. had sBd tHee ates-
 ( ~~~SN K tesfinsrny keresE, 1 have hsreaRso L. -s. set ny kaspd zssd caused the seal o{ said ~~ State ta b< ssExsd 4f Li,ii~ Rock, 9A tAe
 sssh 9za eg NevsHbr,. \. D. fsE7. --- ThOS. <. DREW
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MORE GOOD TmINGS:!:

4 Q CANS Fresh Lebsters, -EO s Peaches
 40 4 Cove Oysters,
 72 boxes and F boxes small Sasdines; Herme,icalsy sealed salmon. green peas. codGsh, strawberries. pc lohsters cnieas. wslauss. ke cuuie prwder PreStonsEx;racis of lemon. rose va hilis and nutmeg lime juice thue eisan. straw berry and piRe apple syrups. dried Canton ginger, pine apple and English dairy cheese, tongues and soasds sweet chockolaie. Schneider and Harp champagne wines. superior Irish and rye whiskey. le years oi cherry cordial. cranbeFries. pruDes. pure ground black and true Cayenne peppers. white wine vine gar, No Macker~l fresh; family heFrings with the roe imperial ssd OnlocIg teas of superior 9qaii- ty, Ee.. Se.
 Juxf received and far sale al reaaeed prices. hY
 ". P. OFFICER. Iit;le Roek n~e Aa lAET
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~ "A N T E MDs

CoTT0S. Beef Hides. Deer-SkiEs. Coon-Skins, S Becswax, Taliow, Dried Peaches, &e, for which the highest market prices will be paid by the undersigned, who has in store, received per late rivals, a large quantity of Bagging. Rope, Tsine. Fionr, whi<key, Coffce, Sngar. Iron. DRY GOODS, Sc.
 II. HAMILTON. Little Rock, Dee 6, fc41. i5-tf Banner and Democrat, pleaso copy
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KOH uE-ORE ExECTrED M ftss oAHss wssk seaasess q Ex aesPst<A-
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OFTgcE oR THE SECRETARY oF STxTE,
 ssf4a Re.eA 1-sk Re~ lS4- |

OFT1cE oV THE SECRETARY oF STATE,
 Lif3o Reek, 2Iih Dee, ls47. { NOTICE is hereby given to the Clerks of tae j several counties In the State thai. Wa6er he izw coserr.rsag eSsrsys, the HOuaehs pub iished by Joha H. Martin, al Camden. onschisa eoaafy, has been s-lected the nevspsgsr in which all adrerfisemeats of e<trsys fer the year le4s, be paeshed; the proprietor of that paper having con- trscied 10 pahliSh the nofcs. and in al rrsp~rfs to comply with the lsE. for tss sum of forty 40) cents for each estrAy.
 DAVID R. GREER,
 SfcrescYy { &tefe. Littfe Rock, Dec P, leA1 i6-4w
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FRRWDRDGD~ n "

0sraeS or THE SEeRETsAS
 or STATE. Lftie Rock. Z
 ssth Nov. tsS7- IN eonpgiance with fe provisions o4 an ses oa the | General Assembly of the State of Arkan<as, sP- psosed 5ih Dee fsss proposals wlsl he recessed al this oce for printing fer the year IS ail Adyes- tiseasersss of estrayx requiren to b. published The time for receiving prOposaaa wIa expire oa the 26sh Dec. ncxf.
 DAVID $. GREER.
 Secretary ef Ssa's- Little Rock. 9 Nov Is&T. ie-aw.
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TTyHE l,vh. drsurh, ss.zners WILLIAM ARM STRONG. MEDIUM ard SANTA fE wA rnn rermlasly bc,xeea te above Porsa far aAe con veyasre of freight and Ysas-rngers--ths "n Arm strong and Modiam leAsiEs Nagosson en Nsn1rys aud 7Asrsasys at o'clock. 4. M--Retarning v i4 lsuEe Lit,la Rock s@ms days. The Santa f~ VII connect "A nh these taas si Littie Rock usakisg re- Ruisr weekly trivs from Little Rock sa N&a Baren and For4 SsnitA, aHd e1trneIng Der trips to Fort Gilsseu when the wsseF wiA permit
 Pa~sangnrs and shippers may rsiy upon tzss De ins asprrnsaReat arrsnge nt ard lhst tcir treaghss wiIl be eouxeyed ssFsagh with certainty ard er- szarh and ai tlse lerxt customary rafss- Al 'sse Saa,s are .a good soaaa con iien and hsndso=rly fittra up for the recommendation sf passengers
 HAYS & Co. Agents. Nas
 GREENWOOD & Co ,Ag'tA, No Dssc. i3. is47. R- 9
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By fke Geses nes.
 pAsfp g. GzEkn, Secretary q State.

Description.
 AaAseMI J. Emhfee. is sboat 6 fref 4iRehes hig4 sboat 3i ye4r< sf age. sl~sA-f bsiit. thsa sissse blue eyes. sandy Assr- ard stands vsEy erect whss standing gp, is asfisc q the State Of ksntaeky, and has rsi4;iyes resAg there aad Is supposed has made hls Nay te Texas CT Erxico, and is ky pro- fesssen physteise- t2-4W
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BOOK BINDERY.

gTHHE subscriber informs the public, taat hs has x IuSs returned fro1n the eaS, with complete nxw cspck, and mstesiais necessary leE carrying e1 the Assre basipcs< ia all its branches ia tae saeSi modern and elegant styse Becks si al descriptions boaa1 and rebound.
 Records and Hank Backs of all the rsriaas ai1es, .uaSe so order xad rnie1ts any pattern Bindcrv, al the Book Store, on Markham stfeet-
 JOHN W. BAYLY. [ ;..a. p.rk Mas "a iH4- ll-tf
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HaFAwafe anA s-.tiesy,

nLAxK Dz:LfsKRY s0Nr4 nnn se1v - i~ha As eAH. rIiss. oI e peVSila
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Notice.

A IL perszss to shO@ zm isA~hxsA. ,xaii css- fA fer fasss a sss by psssesfsax fAsas Aiiis iz zssdlsssay fsf pABmest, and al persana nke naw se iA Mg sess. wiis shkizs ms by eisslns aksw = ecunss e socs as esaseniext- .Nwa ! 9-a ioHS BLOWN.
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 To the Editor of the Banner. Senatorial Candidate. SIR: Yoa are authorized 10 announce ne ss can ddate 10 represent h the State Senate the district cornprising the counties of Saline and rfrry.g s4f9s &4 HIM RECTOR caline Cbnafn ssvrsf fa4-
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DRf seepk

Dhf EeeDA
 T o and a-s hesvy segpo ess,oas; 4-s bsaws I'D skeesihgs; Stretched eofsea h2nsesss rlsss and ,~il,ed red k&aaelss ky. Jeans, ssA asesiao baseys, fsocy ssa dsrk Pssass; sassia disp<r, hss eve 6aper; lrish iis<ns, received ana fae ssae hF Aes f1 le- EM. H WAff
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WE are agthorized ts annoancs HusH BRoGsx, as candidate for reelection 10 the office of CITY CONSTABLE. of fhe city of Little Rock, ai the ensuing January election.
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Ma. RkAAsosI wish threagh ysar columns ts sanosnee my.slf n sanaldAse fer the sfkee of RnrnsnEs, za ths ensaiag munieiFal election. <, Dee. i3, i84z. JOHN DAVIS.
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\ IL prr.sas inAeAssd to the ssAsrribsr. eishes "A by nste er book accsazs, aEe reqassoea ts cal sn1 seiase the anne wlxA Mr ! krsase, hzs amEhar- issd arras. Ay dsaag ss sssa shs wzn @se essss.
 ZIMMERMAN. Lassls neek. lsa- es, f.4s, ss fasinn.
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NEW GOODS

LUST seexises in sAdssiea te esf tormef ae<k, Q ses siyIe sf Psssis. Valencia Yaids. Masfi4 q Laiaes. Alyaess, ssf.s~ts, Ksstaeky Isans- PissA Lisess fss ehile<fn's eseShss. EFswn Hr& BskakAeH Donsssases. CasenfFs plAisss Ssssp~A Leseas. l,A- sies as1 chilassss MIft< essilsmehs Th7b3 oaossss kas1ssme assortment of wssien xhAah as- g~fher wsth Ceasse sAA Fine shD<s Ai<o aA>s6. sasne stp<k of
 HaEAwass ssA rstiesys
 cvssiains is psu sE ths k&1e~aex srskr1sa sixs -- tisxs sad Flat Bss@ Csed5essi< zs Gsnm cnpesrs sf 1kdssens stzems dEs lerks aAA ESkksn sGs<nuaE. pcekes. sssa Bsaxh~r Kaism af sassems Awr1n 16n Aaib ef aiaesent msss. ke. &e4. ~ W uKfE US wisL sea isw sew CASA
 .a. c :. lEsrKxEs ' eoK. taLis Iozk. 0elaA<r a, sseT. ~
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CWNsU M PTION,

NWNSl M VI HWNS Asthma. DroneAisis, spistima niea&, Fu1w In che side and wrr9st, sexe Thrw@k, Besrseness. Paipstatteu af tke henEse
 Wheopfnw CoagA, Cremp, EziyeaS
 Neryous TrewoTs, kiser Com-
 plRint and Esssen~ed Ki&neya
 are Radically curs&s BJ ThemPAen'x Compound xyfap & Tar an4
 Weed saghtAa. "A Dss-sss<. ss fsis sss sAsss skas sAsss srs fsf- ilcuIas eases hat render ssi too aprcshle ths as4 slgnaisaa ef asssebla ineRc0rNm--tise disxFaee of Physicianss, this class of asezses; and tbss fHrs stt<ps "a thesrpragssss. which hsv5eeoneA bsea reached, recovery is acubsfak Still BS aas sKpai4 despair The wsitings of physieisms. who have given to ;hes- aaeeiirns particular st;eniien ahuand ~ish many seeosed cssss eG EeeesefJ when tfs pa- tieut h~a xaehnG a seeming hopeaess ssaEs e the aiseGse saps these is. s ihix tine f~meay FraFs d ia PktsaapAis wLarh has met with ths nsnst ti- nmrhani sNd eh~srng seeess In the ssrss ek=sshaae fr~as sf THROAT and PTyLAHoN0RY DfsEA- SEs-ao as tn have obtained sise saaetlpa and ca plesm~nt ia the praesiee ~f uassy Physieiana. Ai.sssics is had b THO N PS0N-s COMPOUND sTREP nF TAR and WOOD SAPHTHA--shs preparation cf ene. wbs. having gisea to Dtsessas f he Lsn<< and ieiF msans af cure. the me eafe- fsi asd thoeoagh srsenslon, sr~sentsd so sts puhs thss great rpmedy
 The sooaiRg aad easasi.e power of TAR kae ofssn heen sss~tgsd ia sey~te Coughs and Csnsnmp. tiea. Bnt in the above rrepsrziion. bssids seee ef our nuss valuable r<gxfbe peeiarais there is een- lasned with ii he Hsed NapAtha medirine but lai>iy iEfroduerd. bat whica has been ssmpsaYeA wifh fA~ mnst s4tiasesosy tesasss tn Eagssn6. in PHsmosory Consumption, especially of Taberez- lnn, ksfrn
 Read the following from Dr. Young. the sziasaf sesIist
 paIt anGLrsssA. 1sn lS. &5. Messrs. AsxEy k kDfcxsErs--kseasssDens Has igg reeommeod~a n my praetieeA aad asea ia mB own famliy, THO oMPSOS's C0Mptlr ND SYngP QF TAR AND WOOD NApHrnA. have as hesitation saying 'ssas t s ef the h%sf psepasavns Coughs. AFeefions of iis. Thrae.. Bssasa. A<.. ss prevalent At tls of the ysar casnsf nee sny medicine saas niii Gww or pSeseef Csassmekass socsner 'tas fh"rnpsrns Ccmpeana Syrup ea Tar snd Weed Naystha.
 WILLIAM YOUNG. M D..
 lsz Spsues sesee1
 PHIL.pELPHsA. Marfh s .3l I hereby e~ttily ina; sstsr lns<erfng fezr yexzs wssh PaimoasFs Consasapssoh. and eipeu - e f4w Pkysseszas whe psonugse-st as iaenvatks. tks dzs- c4s-.wzs arrested sa sesfsved ke kaaiA soseAy sy the use of TheDpsoAs cempoHna syrss sf Tss
 MARY nAsY. . ses.ssm a7-T This imxalnabis neAirins s prepnref os3v q ths Nessh East eosnsr sf Fsssss ss4 sFrrs asssaa. Philadriphsx-
 Sold slse sy D v. TAHRE
 MsiA S.. Li1fIs fesek rries of large hotties si; os fas ss. Dssssa isasfztion.
 Dee. (. fs1 is-am.
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n We are authorized to announce c. l.. SULLIVAN, as a Candidate for the of. Ace ef city Constable, al the ensuing elec- fion.
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DIED.

On she eosh Nov. iss7, in sesrey, White co. Mir. JaLa Bsyas. in tbe 4sth year of Lis age.
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vW A NEMEHDs

~ - AA AAAAD O0n GALLONS of BEARS OIL Tbe high ZUU esi market price, in cash. will be giTen for good and pure Bears OF. by
 ]. ". TAPE, Main st Little Rcck. Dee 6. ls47. is-3w
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City Election.
RHEUMATISM.

THE person who cares this complaint. as also 1 Dyspepsis. and AEsetiens of tae Liver, wta be si Mir Chzsnf,lia's Misssari Hetrl for this wina<s
 Persons afflicted can call and he eesed He ehArg-s nothing. til persons are satisfied that they we exoePs some triie the resa-ey costs For years he has hesa in posscAsiea of tsis remedy, and no case has failed sui ef many hanareds- EBesire fer BRYAN.
 Little Rock, Nor. l9. is47 iE--tw.
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To the Esiers of the City of Little Rssk:
 GESrLEMEz: Ny aame is very respectfully sub mit,ed to you for the otsce of MAroa, al the ensu ing Jsnusry election. I woeld be pleased to see . fsn yote given. SAM H. WEBB.
 Dec. 9th, l3-lw
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Partridge Deeas!!

H-artrkdSe k800sS!! lnn PRS. y PAsTEaDSg's e-Irhfstrd wxxer- 4UU Ssuof and pssts calf besis. ssaA~ sss--Aab tur safe by VIM r. OFFICER \. B.-Taese bosss siF w-ar From six ts twelve moss;ias asszns Hss.
 Aasssst 3B fss7 "A E--M
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Mir REARpax
 Sts-foa wili please to announce my name as candidate for city Recorder.
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General Orders--So. sSJ.
 hfApQrAETERs or THE AENS Msxice. ECs s2l. 1881.


 S.s, Msxiee. Ecs. 2a. 1881, T.s y hereby given. that small train wiii i~ar |s-., s Nfal asoGt fhe 2sttsiasf. Of6esr and ses~ .,r. os ioFSsrdihg letters hy fhls convey |ss|. sA lsAve fhem al the Army fass Ofkee. aa |e s .nf saias building xith fhe ei;y Post ofcs n~ Hlr~s ieasissg from tue Palace te the Almeda- sl Ff1nripies which viii gpfefn the gen in permitting officers and enliE.ed rDen sy, x s.s 3 s0aairy, are lad down Ia Gensfsi Dr. A No sis and s.2. as EoIIcws A s'At'f can be permitted 10 leave nny part of sa.~.!, e1eeFs oa application 10 general head. sa.s,,,l I he usual eharssls beginning with a,' @ sa'eefs rsTti6rase@zestiag fosss distinet- es.s ,- I 4ii'cAnt ss net likely, los the sessoa An h' io' duty lh the ne.t skree moaths. Er ~oaaec and sick oiheers. not likely te be u "a g ,.! "A 'he next three nenths, bat whc are ax ss,..s and desire 10 return hasse. will, n2ca S'aasls eeruhcsirs. receive ssdsfs e. &as ps,lssng ar New Orleans. or any other porf ar . aea states, ths ofkeers resarsaag ssAes this aF. sss. I.iat, sy letter, ta the Aalesaa Gene Ss-Is. "a'Aingtoa. fur If shae) he recruit
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To rHE EpiToa os THE RASxER; sfE-You will please announce my name | eandsdate for reelection to the cce Of city Reeor. der of the nity of Little Rock, at the ensuing Jan mary election
 JAMES A. HuTCHINGs.. Nov. l6, ls47.
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The Next Tf1f1.-1he tnin under the con- mand Of Gen. Marshall is on the eTe of marching into the interior The general will command about i7e0 men. rank and fife, and ill consist of re- giSnent of Tennessee Volunteers. feof, 500 men; . battalion of infantry, volantcers and regulrs under Maj. ". ". Morris, 4fh Artillery, of about 800 men; hatsalien of Geergia Mounted voisntoers under Lirut Col. Calhoun. 4s0 men
 We regret 10 have to annsance the death of Lieut. Mslaheuski, late of the New York Feaanieerx- He dicd of the pemito- His rrmsins were accompanied to the grave last evening by detachment of the Louisiana voiunseers, and good many officers and fnrndsL
 The Peruvian, schooner, was hown ashore on tbe lsi inst, near Vera Cruz
 The Aree Iris Of the 2d inst sxys the Mexican commissioners retired af once to QnerctAre upon learning thai Mr Trist had P4wers to treat.
 The following items are from the AEco Iris of the Id inst.
 By lass accounts. Gen FIlisols was st Qaeretsro with fsrrc sf 1000 men. The grBeral-in-ehief, Bassaents, had yei his headquarters ai Gaansjnato
 Many members of shs Congress, disPieased with the election sr the new President, gave aP their seats. and retired in isgusi from the ciiy of onee taro.
 Howerer, there remained yet mers thsn the fxed anmber that is required to form s.ovHm,
 The feiiezing Is frosn the Ere American of the 24fh uit:
 ofAA8W8s--A EcattruhAu Wfa AfT1FNxa hr9 FEStcf- day from Orixaba. which place he irdt the als, fast politely furnished Us with iie following uasi- ligence.
 4 Fy0aunrismsuEo tsying besH usade hy the miii- tnsy ia Qaeretzrs ia favss af Santa Anna. he gaged sixiy men. and paid them ia sdvanee ts ac- canp&sy him frem Tehaxran te that e1ty bat ns sees sary had received the sum asked fer. they dessrted tlzzt gesersi-
 He thea ssdsr-d the csmmaader q the fssees in the sasfe sf Vera CruE. Gen. Maria, 10 send him e~eorf. which the iasirr relnefsnfy granted but ims1sdiatriy after scai h,s rrAgnAtisn te ss Gov exnHssnt sf Qneressxe.
 Gen- sAntA Anna ts iezze TcAaizsss sn the 29d for <aereizra- We fher~fere raay expeci snoB ts hear rhs news of the overthrew ef the GsxeEn- nsenf ef Mexseo.
 Oas insormanf xzys thHi the people h Orizaaa and Csrdesz were aaxiousy awaiting the arrival of the Amerlezns- whe s'ere reported to bs en sheir march from Jsisfa b fhsse psaee e ire shemfrcn the y6ks .uf guerrilla haAdisfn, wha shrs&sened thsir prapessy sad lirrs
 h vsss Craz paper sf the ssh ws AnA sAe ssi- lowing:
 Ffsm sAs IEserssr.-0a ske ssA ias9 Gsn. seass infhnsssd e s,seedtar of p@Per E ysAis EvsAfsJ that he eontnusd the publication of articles oaes- issei ts esesss dsssnseaacss, hs weud ssp sAs p6S
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AT FULTOyS

Lit;ie Rock. Dee. 8. iss7.
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Died..


Gu the l2th instant Of consumption in the 4sth year
Of her age, SARAH EARLE, wife Of David Earle
The relatives and friends respectfully invited.
without further invitation, to attend her funeral.
afternoon Mt o'clock, from the northeast
OF It'll Avenue and 26th street Philadelphia papers
please copy.
On Tuesday 18th instant Of apoplexy WILLIAM Nc
LIucuLrs an old residcnt in the 6oh year of his age
His relatives and acquaintance also of his VIM
g.. Nicholas, Alfred and Henry, and sonnaw Peter
Babcock and members of the thistle Benevolent Asso
citation invited to attend his funeral this afternoon
at Az o'clock from his late residence lb Elizabeth 81
st. Johns, N. B. papers please copy.
On Wednesday afternoon, the 18th instant JANIS
sELNEs, in the 4sth year Of his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family also the
bers Of Captain Forsyths company OF Lafayette Horse
Guards are respectfully invited to attend his funeral
from his late residence 9th Avenue between 10th and
9th streets Friday afternoon, the ath instant at
o'clock r. VI.
OnsWednesday evening, WILLIAM DcBouHpiru, aged
u years.
His funeral will take place this day, Thursday from
his late residence AZ Carninc street. TO which his friends
and relatives are respectfully invited.
In this city, on Sunday the 9th instant, JoHS HENRY
Senr., In the 60th yoar Of his age
On Wednesday, 18th Of May, Of dropsy In the head,
GEORGE HARVEY DEMAREsT son OF James and Elizabeth
Demarest, aged2l months and II days
The relatives and friends ofthe family respectfully
invited To attend his funeral Friday the ith instant
at o'clock from his fathers residence, SO West 10th
street.
At Troy, on the 9th, Hon STEPHEN WARREN long one
othe most enterprizng merchants Of Troy and among
the opuent residents Of that ctywas distinguished
honorable qualities Of character and life Of eminent
worth and purity
Az Bucnos Ayrcs, on the morning Of the 18th Februa.
~, CHARLES HAcoytry, seaman Of the United states
org o. var ssineridge sssd 49, native Of Ireland The
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LIVERPOOL CLAssIrIcArIoN

FsHWe report sales of quintals dry mt 50 co.
300 bbs No mackerel and 500 do No sold private
terms.
FRUIr-sales Of about 800 boxes bunch raisins were
made at 81 90 a 81 95
HoSEY-A lot Of new Cuba in boxes, sold ut Soc
LIqUoRrcE PAsrE-35 cases not best quality, black
sold by auction at 1913 lie.
LEAD-We report sales Of about 1000 pigs at 81 80
MoLAssEs-Sales Of 90 hhds Cardenas were made ut
23c and Is hhds ordinary Cuba by auction at2c four
months.
NAVAL SroREs--Sales of spirits turpentne were re-
ported at SOC There was no change In raw or other
descriptions.
OIL-Saes Of English reported at CSC, cash. and
OF American city pressed at Csc. do. ~ W. whale
held Mt 33c There was no change in sperm.
PRovIsoNs-We report sales of 100 bbls old prime pork
at fl3 06A; 100 do do ut Sl6, and about
country prime sold at 50 l2 200 do country do were
reported sold at 50 2 and 100 beef hams to arrive sold
at $40 Lard in kegs steady with small sales at l0
n l0hc.
RicE-The market continued firm but sales were con-
fined to about so tierces at 50 90 a 81 s7K~
since last report Sales of all kinds light hhds
Muscovado sold at auction, and brought 6l4a6c cash
SPIcEs-l50 lbs nutmegs sold at 81 52 90 DAYS:
bales and bags Of Ceylon cinnamon sold by auction
acc.
WHALEBoSE-The market confirmed quiet
WHsKEy-The article held n zoe The stock in
first hands was estimated at about 800 bbls.
FREIGHTs-A vessel chartered for Antwerp on
terms did not learn and another chartered, il
said for Havre at about SOC per barrel To London
wheat in bulk engaged at Id and -four at 3s.
bracing 10000 bushels of wheat and 800 bbls -four;
5000 bushels grain in bags said to be engaged
Liverpool terms equal about to Cd per bushel It
said So 900 bushels off grain chiefly corn engaged
to be shipped aboard in all June terms not made
public.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

New YoRx WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, May IL.
The market for breadstufs continued firm and sales
of Genesec -four, the spot, made at 81 sl to
arrive in week. sales made at 81 75,and during the
month"; at 81 So Sales were made to arrive in July,
at ST. A lot of Pennsylvania, the spot sold at
81 564 Sales Of Northern yellow corn, in the city,
freely made at 04S %, 951a 96c and of mixed
do at % 93c. Further sales made for shipmen
to Philadelphia, ut 96c. sale of Northcn white was
made ut 94c; to arrive in June sales made ut 50
Soc, and In July, on terms not stated Sales Of meal
freely made at 81 70, and to arrive in June at
81 So Rye sold at ST.; Barley at 20 73c and oats
SOC. sale Of rye -four made at So O6ia Pro-
visions firm but sales not large. Old prime
pork sold at Sl3 O6i4; mess do at $40, and new
prime at Sl3 621a 75c. lot of country prime beef
sold at 50 lbs 80 23 and barrels of beef hams
at $40. Groceries were rather stationary Sales of
gar very light; in coffee transactions were also
rather limited Dealers seemed to be waiting for the
public sale of $500 bags OF Rio, of on the fol-
lowing day the 18th inst Receipts OF produce down
the Hudson for the 18th inst, viz :5l94 bbs -four
435O7 bushels corn $500 bushels rye 4s7 bbls corn
meal.
Abusive report sales of $50 bbls pots at So Pearls
ware inactive and nominal at SO 90.
BREADsruFFs.-FIour-W report sales Of about 5000
bbls Genesee the spot ut 81 SIX 5000 do to arrive
In few days at 81 IS and 900 do to arrive
present month 81 aa4oo do favorite brand Ohio
the spot, sold at So and lot of Pennsylvania at
81 60 1900 bbs Genesee sold to arrive in July at 81
In Wheat, we heard Of no transactions Corn-Trans-
actions were again large, which, including sales of all
kinds on the spot and arrive amounted to about Oo
900 bushels consisting Of about 900 northern yellow in
the city at 95c and about al 900 do do at Including
small portion at s6c 20 600 bushels do reported
sold at 941sa95c,; 5000 do Northern white sold
at 94c.; 500 do do ut 92c; $4,000 do sold to
arrive in June mt 80 asa as5c; 10000 do mixed
buyers option, at weeks notice offered at 93c
Rye.-We. report sales Of 5000 a 5000 bushels ut ST.
Rye FIour-Sales OF 1870 bbs were made at So 06h IN
dian MeaiThe market steady and we report sales
of about 5000 bills New Jersey on the spot at 81 10,
and $500 to arrive in June at 81 So and 400 do Bran
DIVINE at So Bariey-We report sales of 1000 bushels
at 1885, and 700 do inferior at zoe Oasl0O00 bushels
purchased government account half to arrive
in June and half In July ut 50c.
CANDLrs-Sperm continued to move at ale.
CoFFEE-We report sales of 200 bags st. Domingo at
6c and $50 do SuInatra at 7c 10 bags sound Rio sold
by auction ut 7Ac, cash; and 10 do damaged at Ga a
6c CASH so bags Carthagena damaged, sold at auction
for &c, cash
CorToN-The sales amount to about 1000 bales nearly
entirely to manufacturers and at inside quotations
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-13
Anniversary Meetings TO Take Place.

THURSDAY, May l3.-Amercan Bible Society-T aber.
nacc. 10 4. NJ.
Pupils Of the Deaf and Dumb Acknowledgements
4P NJ
American Temperance Union Tabernacle. TX r. NJ
American Society for Meioratipg the Condition Of
tho Jews-Centra Presbyterian church. Broome street.
X NJ.
American Protestant society-Dr. McElroys church
corner Of Grand and Crosby streets, TX P. M
Unitarian Association Of the State of New York
Meeting for public discussion, Church Of the Divine
Unity Broadway, between Prince and Spring streets,
TXPM.
FMnAT, May l4-American Board Of Commissioners
New York Sacred Music Society Tabernacle, TX
SUNDAY, May l6.-Amcrican and Foreign Sabbath
Union-keformcd Dutch church in Lafayette place TX
?. NJ Sermon by President Hopkins Of Williams Col.
Iege On tho Importance Of tho Sabbath to the purjtv
and pormanence Of free institutions f'