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Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-19
COLUMBIA HOUSE,
PHILADELPHIA
CHESTNUT ST, BETWEEN Grm AND 7rm SITS,
FOrmCrIy the Marshall House.

Formerly the Marshall House,
TENIIE above we'll known and popular establishment,
L IL now open for the reception of visitors.
10 merchants and business this Hotel is par
uIarly recommended, 1t is situated near the
business, pleasant and fashionable part of the city;
and the unsurpassed by any house
in the Union.
The proprctOrs have every means Of making their
house comfortable and desirable, being provided with
the best cooks that be procured IN the country,
and attentive aud civil walters; all the substantials
dcracics, and varieties, that the market affords,
prov Idcd with liberal hand and the charges on
the most moderate terms. The utmost order md
ccan ness is observed throughout the establishment
The Proprictors hope that, with these recommends.
tions, and strict attention to business, and unrrmt-
ing cXertIons to please, to merit share of patronage
BAGLEY, MCKENZIE, d co.
Jauncry 90. lSI7.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-19
Fresh Drugs, Medicines, &C.

Fresh DrUSs, Medicines, &C.
GTEVENSON & BELL have received direct from
y Philadelphia a large and well selected stock of
DRUGS Nc, TO which they invite the inspcc tion Of
their old customers and the public generally. Their
stock consists in part Of the following:
Medicines:
CaIUmeI, camphOr, quInInc, iodine iod de Of potas
SUM, lodi" of IRON, rhrblrb, Peruvian barks India
and Turkey myrrh, Honduras sarsa pa rla. BIvbcrrv
bark, icmiock bark, composition powd dcrs, crrasotc
extract OF hquoucc scIdItz and soda pow dcrs klno
p!nkrpot, cream Of tartar, &c.
Paints, &C;
Chrome green, chrome yellow, black lead, lamp.
chrpmc gr''n "i hlrgc, dry white lead, red lead
gum sh' lac.
Dye>tUit:
Ind g, mndd,r, coPpcrA-, alum, logwood, aunatto,
"l of IItTl"l.
N"rtar* and Pr~t!cs, sPiruas, pill t"s sprjrE Ian.
thumb 4urrts, spring lancet blIdc- teeth hooks paint
tru--cs, ru.r, Erandcth's pills Peters do Sapplng.
do, Ihrus'pn do, aPosthccarl"- scal, and .ghts
GEORGIA LDMESPUN
6A BALES direct from Il manufa actory In Georgia,
~ Just received and for sale bv
HENRY & CUNNIEGHAM.
Jan. -, 1877. 6t
so HANFES By NE'''FEP " IL Wn5iHTf II NAV f: Sale
Apl. Il, lSl7.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-19
PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS CARDS.
MEDICAL NOTICE.

NED1OFL INO I 1OT.
nOCTORS STEVENSON & BROWN, hav-
~ ing associated themselves in the practice
of Medicine, Surgery, &c. most respectfully
tender their services to the citizens ofVan Buren,,
and Crawford county generally. In cases where
required, their undivided attention will be given
without additional charge.
Office at Stevenson & Bells Drug Store.
Dec 18th, lS46.-45.
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are repetii!ons The sales probably r,.eh 60 ooo

which repeti!ons The sAes probably reach 50 ooo
bos including 20C0 or 1000 In May a. 81. IS 900 Ia
June ct a. -7,fs7 and 1000 do. ct 81 sli 1000 do
July. At g. =. - art 2lou August ~ Is Az ihs
close e. offered for 900 bills deliverable In Sent
sale OF 600 bbls Ohio for June Va. made a,
g. . In Southern there j. nothing doing there being
supplies. sale Of 10 bo's Genrget1rn w.s made
g. Is 10 arrive. and 80 DO Penn. ait 62.as7 IS
For Meal there ia fair inquiry. At " Is and some
1000 bbls cold Al that figure. Rye Flour g. % and
quiet We note sales O0O bush Troy ship siuas a;
snf some shorts ~ ~ Gl2c-
GRAIN-There i a good demand for Wheat 10 arrive
and the samples Offering held very high sale Of
1900 bushels Genes-e arrive BY 18th June made
private $3.50 do the spot az lis and 1000
DO Ohio % arrive At l6 cts For Corn for future
delivery. there large request al very fall rsies-
The quantity on the spot than for some dsy.
psst The Gales reAch II least 900 buAh-ls Yellow AZ
sf1e5 White ~ 95 and Mixed Al 1893 To arrive the
sales reach Is 90 bushels including 1900 next week
Al "A asst 1900 In Nay a. sO0s2 CTS % 900 in June
aud July sO0s2ic and 10000 IN August. 20 cts
Rye s 10 fair densnd and 1900 bushels cold 100 cts
10 arrive and O2 on the spot sale Of 1000 bush Bar
ley was made AZ 6 cts O.i. are hrm. with good de-
mand. sales Is to 20 900 bushels a; - a. cts.
WHlsKY-We note sales 400 barrels part 70 arrive
~ 20 Drudge 10 held a. 30 cents. without sales.
PROVISIONs-There Il some demand for Pork add
rstes are firm Old Pnme having an upward tendency
Sales Of about loo bbls made ~ l3 l2 and s.
for Old sl6d Is - for New Mess Ia Beet We hear Of
no transactions ard j. quoted about &c lower than
before the Steamer sales 80 Inferior Al p COO or
200 kegs fsr At lot dl0i and parcel Of barrels about
q cts Picked Meats are firm, and We note sales 100
Valentines Hams Al and loo do Shoulders AZ
cts. Ia Butts and Cheese nothing Of importance
doing The small parcels Of Butter received sell AZ ~
p for Western and q as for Orange County Cheese
IL :. a. cts
sTocK or Poax AND BEEF At NEW oKLEANs May l. ~
Pork Boefi
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ARRIVED

Br ship - Vincent Young s. days from London. via
Hampton Roads de- in ballast 10 Faber s. Bierwirh.
Norwegian chip COureren, Bentzen, 50 do im London.
an ballast, 10 order.
ship o.wego InssrsoI 10 d. FIN New Orleans. cotton
&c. TO + X Collins g. Co.
Br bark Putowa Bell 81 Dc "a liverpool, salt &c, n
G w Wymbs l62 passengers.
Br bark Janet Moore ~ DIS FROM Liverpool ia ballast
and 100 pas enRers, TO order.
Brig Evelns Bandle. Bishop ~ days from Rio de j.
neiro coffee TO Sifkin s. ronsde. sailed in with
schr Nahant for NYork Left ship Bazaar for York 5
Chief Burnham do do bark Hosnder hence, dischg
brgs Forest. coast OF Africa days Sarah Abigail,
Boston do Martin w. Brett, OF York for Orleans :
DAYS April 49, lat l6 : long 50 w. spoke bark Eu-
gene Pendeton from the Pacific for stOninst0n, leOO
bbs oil ID inst lat y 49, long % 81 schr Daniel Fran
els from Boston for ST Jago CUBA It'll lat IS a. Ion
II a. fell in with the wreck of the schr Respect OF and
de FIN Bath Me. for Savannah, with cargo OF hay dis
masted aud leaky-tOOk OF the Capt and crew. she
was dsmasted on the 9th in a gale from NE.
Brig Hayti Cults from Curacao April q, goat skins,
&c 10 & Rossire s. Co. Left schr Forest King, Kelly
from NYork just arrived.
Portuguese brig Two Annas Mascarenhas 10 ds I'm
Demerara, barla TO order.
Bremen brig Francisco, Rosenkranz AZ DIS I'm Bre-
men In ballast to + & T Pope. 81 passengers. 9th
inst lat ~ Os long ~ spoke ship Utica hence fer Havre
Schr Pamplco, Phinney p Dc I'm Mobile, live oak
timber to Hoyt
Schr Dolphin, simpson de I'm Newbern, NC, naval
stores 10 NJ Platt
Schr MYERS Fowler days I'm Washington NIB, ma
val stores 10 Saml Mitchell
Schr Ann D. Bedell. ds I'm Norfolk mdse 10 order
Schr Star Ballard II De I'm 81 Croix, sugar &c 10
De Forest & Co.
BELOW-Br bark Good Intent from Fowey. Also,
, ships, Bark, and Brgs Wind -.
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL,
Things I'm philad eIpbia.
of The Tribune

PHfLADELPHA, May IL.
The Z. s. brig Perry has received orders for Cha
20 b. attached to the Brazil Station and will sail ,hi.
- uuder Lieut. Samuel Barron commanding Iris
s.,ood that orders have been received at the NAVY
10 prepare for laying the keel Of one Of the four
- gar steamers.
me Naval Commission 10 determine upon the plan Of
DIV Dock At our barber me, yesterday but their de
'.oe hiss not trsnspired.
's,lKs or STocxs-Frs Boayd-sl05O Girard. b5.
! 1900 Lehigh Mort &C. 90; 50 u = 6s o. cap 1861
s1o Tress Notes, 6s, l04i 5000 &c. o.. 1861 10
.,chs Bank 20 20 New Orleans Gas, 1861 Lehi eh
1 " do Coal Scrip "a $1,000 Reading &c so b5, ia
10 City Sc. II, % $500 do u %. $500 susq Ca.
ia s. 600 State IS, AZ $50 Reading IS 2si 900
rcksburg ~ Kentucky Bank. y $1,000 Reading
50 p 5000 Texas Trea Notes. IA 5000 state
III: 100 Read 3D. b5. 2si $4,000 Trsasr NoteSs
4, 1900 Read 6s. 80 p; 500 do Rd %. 81 sA3
81 Canal 6s OH 100 Girard Blk. l2 500 d. cash, ~
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OK or PoHx AND BEEF At NEW oKLEANs May /. ~.
Rift

stock Al Inspection. 4s sl5 bbls Pork
Stock al geciions $40 ics 4i oos isl obs Beef
Olive note sale of 1000 bbs Crude Whsle at
NewIondon AZ 33i cts English Linseed 10 selling at
Csc and City American 50 csc. sales 300 gals English
on time at Toe
BONE-we note 5000 los Northwest, At q cts, tor
export
LEAD-A sale Of 1900 Pigs was made, to arrive, at
a. 37i cash.
RICE-Yesterdsy and today about 25O ties have been
sold at steady rates The market is firm. Prime is
81 70 per cwL
TEAs-The catalogue to-day. consisted OF Old Teas
and the prices obtained about equal 10 previous
sales.
GROCERlES-sugars are dull, and prices have q
downward tendency. Cofees are firm, with moderate
business Csrdenas Molassss il firm a. p CTS. Good
grsdes Mossses are held very firmly The trade are
buying Groceries very sparingy the business season
IL drawing 70 close
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MAR RIED

On Monday evening 10Th instant by Rev. Dr. Pound,
Mr.. WILLIAM II GRIFFITH, TO Miss ANN ELIZA
LAWRENCE, both Of this City
On Tuesday, llth inst by Rev. Elisha Tucker, JEhE
MIAH MILBANK, OF the firm Of J. a r Mbank & Co.
to ELIZABETH daughter of Joseph 5. Lake ESQ. all
Of this City.
In Thompson Conn on the 9th inst by her grand
father Rev. DR.. Dow ANNA +. ELY and JAMES n.
CARRlNGTON, of New. Haven.
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DIED

On the 18th inst at his residence In Philadelphia ROE
ERT McCUNE. of the firm Of Clement McCune e.
Co of that city. aged % years.
On the 18th inst. CAROLINE + infant daughter of II
r and +. J. Sesrles, aged IL months
The friends and acquaintance of the family invi
ted to attend the funeral on Thursday, 18th inst at
o'clock P. NJ at IS Atorneyst. without farther invi
fatfon
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orsanixation of the New City Councils.

/, Va, Board Sn0rn ir-A Presidenf Closea-Hs pYecs
-FoubA Ward Eieoft0H-A Pro,esf-R eappoigfueats
-Renovals from. and Appointments 70. Ogee-Proua
IN Banmak0. and iNquiry into has Coaduot-C Charge
againa HessSiah Williams Committee for Ecoaors y
e.2 RefreRoAmeRt-.Naadin9 Committees
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Uar0 Hleetinas.
Or JudiciaI CONVENTION

II Judicial Convention-FourferHfA issnbsy
D5fro- meeting VI he Wing Electors Of the -FOUR.
NAV pursuant 10 call from the General and Ward Com
tees for pu rpose Of eectng one Delegate 10 repre-
hire Delegates 10 represent the Dsricg In he County Ju
dioal Convention, on motion Of George 5 Campbell,
JOHN FOWLER. Jr Esq was called 70 me Chalf' and
FsAScis c. HALLsTEO appointed secretary.
The call OF the meeting was read and accepted
On motion, Mes.rs George q Campbell, Cyrus homsns
and James Horribly were appointed 20 reure ana select
Delegates The Committee reported ne names OF NE fo
lowing gentlemen .,c
ALEXANDER " BRADFORD.
For County JUDICIAL CoH5sn,Ion
DON ALONZO CUsHMAN, ROBERT SMITH,
JOSEPH TUCKER
The Report Wa on motion, unanimously adopted. On
motion h- Delegation was -mp0Ner 10 OIL vacancies
The proceeding. OF he meeting ordered to Be pub
H'n70' =" l'''''H' JOHN FOWLER, Jr Chairman.
FRAScIs c. HALLsrso, seeretAry mYl4
rR- Ninth Ward.-Al a meeting Of the whigs Of the
Nnih Ward pursuant 10 czh OF lbe Ward COMMITTEE,
Al Toe Norhsra Exchange, Aondsy evening ION May ne
folio wing genurm-n were e'eclea =. De4esa'es !" us
Conyennon 10 dominate Jodieial oacsI-ac
state ConueAii0n..A- L. BROWN
sANL. A cUSNISGHsM, WILLIAM B. MECH.
OS Nm. WELLS cs hairy n.
uSTen,b ward.-Ais meeting Of The Wing Elee
orr " IN. Teat ard held the 10Th met II s. Dsvds
Hall ABRAHAM 5. scRIBNEA vas e'ee'ed DelesAi7
John T. DODGE, DAVID 5. MILLER,
JOHN T. BARNARD,
70 We O0-H' SSSTHsSiEL G. BRADFORD, Chairman.
TH9 Y SI DsIsS, Secretaries.
~ FIex,rtb ward.-At meeting Of the Demo
10 Wa, Fisrtors Of he Eeyenh Ward convened al
. Avenue d IN accordance 70 lhe CAL oi INC N
ml.f-e- -.. - .---s...s q. NJ
g.f- .o lie Syracuse Convention ,D.
Ifksv.e he fi owing g-neT en- were spPOnird pele
gse. 10 he Jue cial Convention - 5fcSaMsI holse-
HAMILTON WADE.
IOsEPH ABBOTT.
JOHN A. DkNOE, ChsirnAn-
- u.s-es s.-,sfsrv myl2 10
~ Seventeenth Ward.-Aia mesuns q ne r cn's
.or. t5- Seventeenth Ward hrd q ne iirhfy 10y
Hou.e on MONDAY evening l7 lvsL tLs.- al - "a
cOGGysHAII va. called 20 ~ Ch1ir' and JOSH w T;
MAErIS appointed seefe Sf!. - " ~
Couulitee having bee1 read, on fnolSut . ~ =.
pT TS.r ~ : proceed % b2liOtior aDeesHse 70 we
svr.ru.- ConvrntiOn. On motion. - -,
p-,ol-S That The Presitent and oec'e-Ag eCt
Th- m-,ting her proceeded 70 DAilot ano M - -
J 20 ~ n syTOS having received the highest E1mnef Oh
49, W. trcafed duly elected 70 me syracuse Non'eH
's - Ts.f We 20 into open nominauou, ~ msrk
- 80 fi-.fs. 10 The County Convention. 10 De neio a.
20 $3.50 Houss when TIE o.lo~lns genueu GO "sie
Gu y elscled ..>srrrS PHILIP l. LUFF
N~" JOAN FINCH. .
n, r,,fion Rssolued Tnst tie Pfoeeeainss ~ ~
ia - .s'isnec "a Toe IIiouns ssnsa y ins
JoEs w MAsrIs, ssefeAf''
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Steamship Sarah Sands Thompson, for Liverpool
ship Agnes West Indies brig Savannsh, for Savannsh
Pscketship Northumberland tor London, sails to-day,
weather permitting
Ships Creole. for New. Orleans. and Albany for Hsvre
are anchor the sW spit on account Of head winds
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Markets. Carefully reported for TIE TytSsAs

AsHES-There has been fair demand for Pots, TO
dsy and $50 bbs sold for S. being the frat bills out
since the opening Of the Canal Pearls are without sale
Al 50.
COTTON-The sales to-day have been very small
ana nre. have declined &C those previous 10
the arrival of the Caledonia Holders show more disPo
.tou 10 make sales and the only purchasers now In.
the market arc manufacturers, who take no more hsn
thei, Immediate wants require.
rtoUR AND MEAL-Ths market continues TO Be
very stve and prices for future delivery continue 10
ADVANCE with large demand Ga the spot the rates are
aso very firm and the daily sales sweep on al me re
crpts which offered. Al the close parcels on 'ae
AZ cheaply as in the morning The sales reach some
1900 bbls at 75e7 s7i. closing 81 97 eIt Inere
were also sales 400 bols Extra at .. and l'Oo DOS
Ohio, round hoop. via Philadelphia at oIi' 700 PH
- Tos inquiry 10 arrive very large, and u Is oil
scu 10 nm from the large number OF lots Reported nose
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NAvAL.-The U. S. schr Flirt, Lieut.. Comd z
Jss 5 Palmer, dropped down 10 the Naval Anchorage
Saturday morning and will sail to-day for the Gulf Of
Mexico The following is list Of her officers james
Palmer, Lieut. Commanding; Lieutenant Wilson X.
Mckinney Master John Wslcou Assistant Surgeon.
Jas s Gillian; Mdshipmen, Geo. II. Hare K. w scott
Captains Clerk, JnO. w. Chapman Norfolk Herald.
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BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN

TUESDAY, may II, ISL
ORGANIZATION OF THE NEW BOARD
The members elect entered at ~ O'Clock and soon
aierwnd took their seats
His Honor the Mayor accompanied BY the late Mayor
entered lie stated that having taken the oath OF ONCE
DC was prepared to administer the oath TO the members
slee which be did and the following gentlemen were
sson Joseph Jsmison Chester Lamb, Thomas Nc
nnishs Dennis Mullins. Alex. H. Schultz +. d. Kohler
.can Coger IT, JonaW Allen silss c, Herring Mel Gray
amos 3. Hstheld, George 2. Clarke, John r Colon,
Dennis Carolio, Linus w, Stevens John p Cummings.
James Robertson. WIN. 2. Jackson.
Va motion Of Assistant AID. Allen, Neil Gray Ese
wee called pro TEN. 70 tho Chair.
he ssns gentleman nominated Linus w. stsvens
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)ndsy next az D Q cloe

~ FIRE occurred in the yard OF the ONO
Penientisry at Columbus on the 7'n "n'en 'e'A
ali the buildings occupied by Hayden 90 III
turing &c Loss about s25OOO-insured for 5000 in
the Hartford Insurance Oftce.
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PICTORIAL HISTORY OF ESoLAsD.-This inter
esans has reached It's twenty second
pubshsd By Harper & Brothers, ct Is cu per number
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
= ~ M4RINE JOURNAL FOURTH PAGE


Ship York Milton New Orleans Mailer Lord
Banks JOhsn Friedrich. Wietng. Havana; JAS smith
Ballard, New Orleans Elwell & Co.
Bngs Margaret Elizabeth MeDongal Halifax, Thos
Wnniett star Barnes Windsor Soule Whitney Co
Schrs WIN Ebbitt- Perry. Pensacola. Marietta Berry
Boston; Scotia Richard. Archst Laurie, Della.
ware Greasy, Philadelphia
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REAL Estate IN JERSEY CTY.-For an i'm
portant sale of Real Estate in str city, sdver
tisement headed Administrators Sale.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED
IL he brig Hayti from CHyacOa-J Foulke, Foulke
Miss II Fouks Of NYork II Berro Of London, II g
Smith Albany DR. James Alden, N1Ork.
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Schools.
FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL
Meoicinee.

AFEW or THE MANY CURES
EffscrSo ~ Do sNtrss
TORPEDO MAGNETIC MACHINE
Mandatory snd ofcs 1s7t arosdwsy Ne~-Yolk
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1910 ~, CE0 aROWN sHEETINGs-Avsry
i w a 80. VIDE sheeging may he bed 81 eIA Per
- ~ Ia q sns q csdar-st ID soor, near Ps,Irst Of
uyi1 a. :"
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MERCANTILE LIBRARY Association, corner
vi OF Nassau and Beekman sisNoTicE-Per,onsh having
In heir possession BOOKS belonging ~ as 1890
shich have been retained longer han The period allowed
by The regulaOss are particularly requested 10 return
he same 10 The Librarian wihoutiather delay BOARDING
bor.e bot-l kesper. and others. who can Identity ou'
boks IN heir present or former res5ecces by the name OF
Inc A.scaot being mped 10 various places, by gVin
motto In nny convenient way Of their whersaDout VIII
sdd materially in restoring stray properly TO iIs rghu
owners By order THUS, " OhVSt IN
myl2 5IeOd "a IN Lay. Noil-
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~ No Charge until tbe Hair IL Restored
BEALSS HAIR RESTORATIVE IL applied 90 the above
terms the Office Tvs NsssausL ". B.-For those who
apply u themselves n Il for sale. myll 3mis
~ Hyer's Pills, Depot No. 40 Fulton-st. I'd
floor No family having proper regard 10 health should
be without his nedciue sud will be- afer faith
ful iris OF them. my5 ms
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GOAL LAND FOR sALE-The :ub'enoet has
u for Tracts Of the best Coal L1od IN schoy
iii cunfy P~uqsygania Ons Tract Of ZOE acres, one
Tset of 400 ares. aud OF about 300 acres num-
her on v@a. sre opened from 10 y feet There IS also
sb1ndsnc- Of Iron Ore Of superior qualify TINS sDd re-
comuepd. it.ef-it will be shown 10 sucn persons IS
~ wish to purchase titles warranted VIII he sold on
App'v 10 A. DILLER, 8 Spring Gsrden-sI Philadelphia
ruxilSt
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N0TICE 10 TIE PUBIC.

NUTItE TU TIE 4 =; - ~. -, =.
intends opening a store Saturday, May ID, Al 80
uear Oakst He 1aters himself that no can sell
goods cheaper hzn any other similar establishment IN ne
XIV and with hs long experience In the business hopes
to give universal satisfaction 10 those who may favor nm
with their The stock such as teas sugars conee
noasses ard all other goods In the line OF business are
elected from Of The large wnoesas houses 10 Inc
city. . -, ~ -,
B-Goods Will be delivered in any part OF me city,
or on board the steamboats, free Of expense
~ ~ 80. WILLIAM STORY, Agent
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}'c0 hRVtteu.
Chas. burdett
Willis Hall.
Jas. 5. Theyer.
T. TOmlinsOn.
NJ. 4 Thompson
John s. Dodge.
/. vacant.
vacant
w. AEdmouds.
c Covell.
Geo J. Rogers
Abner Sanford
WIN A Darling.
@. WstselL
VIM. CTussell.
MaTcelins Eels.
vacant.
vacant
Chas. Galley.
J. Goodwin.
JEFF berrian.
J. l.. Black.
5. ID. Bellows
&. turner.
Revo G. Hance.
s King.
=. III. De Mott
h w. Thatcher.
T. Creighton.
John TOwnley.
VIM. y Clark.
w. y. Smith.
b. +. Johns.
s. Outwaler.
VIM squires.
u Is. thinpOcl
j. Porter.
Il. g. Evans.
John Gedney.
Ad. h. Holmes
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Ga notion s''!Vsd Tn.s t.s &c ~ he chsrnaa
an seeIs.A,y ssrs,srT nyl2 u
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NEURALGIA, PLEUBIsY AND INFLAMMI
TORY RHEUMATISM.

have recently appned ar seyera eases ~ .nma
tory Pls1rsy snt seo,asis WIN safpfi.nx
success Every dsys experience eopn ms nc W u' s.ee
OF iosUm-nt fdessrves 10 be .siyely poyed
and will oouote,s, upon Inc own merits, urse in way Into
o1biIs favor Very respectfully, L. d. FLEAiNG"
f1,nlsh q msnuai with full directions how 70 use The
usebne Tho construction and he VI both very
lss.t. psred in all paris Of the Untsd s,ssss Letters
10 De- oostpsid myl2
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American society Tor Mehorafng The Condition Of he
JsFs viii te celebrated by public exercises the Gen.
tral PRESBYTERIAN Church, BrOome 81 tomorrow (Thurs
dsyl evening An abstract o. the Auuus Report will Be
resd. ard addresses delivered. Services
mence A. q. O'Clock
~ The Annual Meeting FOR the Eecon Of Ofhc-rs and
the transaction of other business VIII be held 10 The Lee
Room Of The C1urch Al o'clcck, ?. NJ myi2 II
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REPLY TO REV DR.. WoCDss'r u,.,
nRoy BUsHs Reply 70 Rev Or wooas ~ r
L ou s~edenborz" his day pso,ssIe1 - S.I9 AZ.
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~ tnniver-ary Of the civ Z

The ninth Anny-r.sry OF ne CiFy be society all be
BE- his evening w dn-sdsy A. he Over-st BsPrst
Church. 81 haifgas O'Clock
The Trrs-ures and Corresponding Secretarys reports
will be- read and s-s-ra4 addresses delivered
Members and friends u The society and at friendly 10
h- general circuasu Of he Scriptures sSec onsely
Invited % attend. myl2it'
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- Mercantile Library and Reading Room.

~ Letters and Newspapers will be received Al
the >hiD Letter Ofcr 81 The Tribune for the pscksship
NEW YORK. Capt Lines, which sails FOR Hayre ca the
10Th instant
Also, Letters and Newspapers will be received he
plsce Tor the pscketshp STEPHEN WHITNEY.
which sails for Liverpool 90 the 18Th inst myl2
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srs 10 Mayors Once.
t.oa1sel TO Corporation.
4,sblic Administraior...0
cofporsiion Attorney.
heet Commissioner
liza Street CommissioL'r
Printers 10 BID. Aid men
hiuler % c C l. Dprs.
Keeper Of City Prison.
Ihyslcisn TO City Prison.
Il tsilsctor City Revenue.
L to.sctor Assessments.
Dep Receiver Taxes.
4 Dep Keep. BlkwelPslsld
Il Do. do.
sa?ertsldt Aims House.
andl Out Door POOR.
kespcf az fenllentlary.
&2sFiptendent Streets.
uxsfinlendent Markets
STf'fdl Pavementa 80.
sft Buildings, kc.....
Rt lamps and Cas-.
sssAnd ofthe Nursery.
ntRfo Street Com'rs.
DO dO.....,
LES 10 Supt Repairs.
srt 70 SupL Streets
Ef Center MarkeI...,
m Clinton Markell.
"a Ca hsrine Market
ak Jefferson Market.
sk franklin Market.
tfs Washing tnMarkei
p Clerk do do.
% Col Assessments.
% do.....s.'
" oO....s...
sa Keeper City Hall .
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nF LACE CAPEs, embroidered dresses, French ave
" kerchi-fs embroidered collars AID under nanu
kercbef. plain and figured mullins thread and imlaI0o
.-,. ,,hSos. A. A. SCOTT co,
$50 s,.o3i.. sT7 Broadway.