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Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-03-27

TAicE So,ring rs Thin Soa'iDg,-Th'rS SOW
Jog consumes more seed. Tam sowing less.
Thick sowing gives a great number ui single
stalks. Tim sowing gives muuIhde on >i7lk>
from single seed. Thick sowing giTeSa lcrtecI
stalk and head. Thin sowing the nunb"r Is ~.
creased a. the expense of perfection. for thee
are too many mouths feeding in small space at
one point.
There a re many men who take all oPporrni-
lies 10 proclaim their rScellencc. They really
have no faith themselves Ia their own works, and
hence feel that the faith Of all others must be
qune feeble untcss they sre '.y mlsnIty their
own donus.
Sour Arnt.-A person who is r,uriiiar viii
the manuiIclurg of tins article. SO much csteemrI
by the D0trR anI other recylr, whose taste .t',.E
b,'' a.' .u' .t.. o. 90 I, ut,lII.", O." = We i..
tuuo".u-. 30 e. -uI h. I.s pa ..r r.. 8a:--.'. 3
>.uui o.. r- .~a.la't.r al,.". ... " ..t. .'...
lot te,r oJ:-I .. .h... uo,: ''c.' d.. ..' D."
u,e bottom ol to. ta..o. or .., ....-.' ll.s.-
c,lNr IL. .ay"rot aaau. SIX n.c.., .I l...... .--.
SprruhuI.y D'a aa. Il, .: i1.l".' ,, .,''.;a %.
10 the Jrrgo.; ,uru nuDI .d'aA " ia Il o'rh
prepared for the pn.aor. tl.i .0I ru .;a.r '0}n-,
"sd FuuuI .U"u as u,iurn. an -o on NJ tar N,>-
SIC. Is fad. P"la w,-.l,n t.. ,or - .a..' u
down. lar ra.aa-" 81. I...m . l,r wA.c. wuI
cover il. 1t Is fl tor u-' III f.lr or y" days, aad
"ij keep through tie w.u.o". 1t j. cr'rn CO l.
or heated tnrolg.,anJ ME .n'-lra.th.
tgjir.ir.
Rnrej| FAR rrine N.ag. po.n ., r,.r.r
sal, J 'o-. brown >.@.r. : W. 1T ,,tr". W.
r~n'. ash, ! . .3ns 81 s.. r. +" Al t. t.ar
'Dd srna t' r.a.""an &C. Do Tn ton u"
rr.aI. I,ru> ;01.rarIn I'll ',.. -i3 ~. 49,.
Tie ah,,r .,I. IDj",. ".- !. h.S~... that
nuns cured by t1..o''...o. Hu.'rq" "iOly.
It /, c,... ".,~ao,I ,.- t.. fl person Of
u.tulu... % y ~ l,1,} .a...I.a- .. is ~.,u. al-
,a1"I great c...al, iar.r rs'...l.. Il hi,
"rms, the uotro@ curing watch w"~ kept secret
uu:I a't.ru., . a,u. l..
Caring hrs.-Tac fo.rwru- +" molo
po,.lrca BY ". >,.ca~,y, ot .,.-..u. whl.ir .a-
O,,n mn,r @Iuu~l. 10 cr1y Two 01orts Of
,atur,;' ,u a...I of couu. .4 -.:. IS. ..oI ,...
orn'" IT ,4nmor ,uuy, .f.w..."~. ".Ir,
on" OF a..~ .r. 'D.t al .In.n Of 81 . .rt:c, an.
one rolu1 of ,soWu ss-tr. fIn "uole was
""oI '- '.... "l. a.p led b"uag hcI to tn
ans, wnco r.uan.i III the pck.. thee weeks.
ID.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-03-27

L i Nathan dale and Arkansas NoJ, and ~ store, i
large stock of Merchandise suited to the trade OF
which the following is part:
Groceries.
100 Bags Rio and Lagura Coffee
~ hhds New Orleans Sugar
- bbls moldsses
600 bags salt
200 bsrrcls and half barres { Clncinnati whiskey
pipe Holland gin
Cognac brandy
oId"Cdstl!lIan" brandy
90 bbs American do
p sweet Malaga, MADEIRA and For, vine
l5 " loaf sugar
10 " Tanners oil
- Linseed do
" Spirits turpcntnc
$50 Acgs DuP,nts rlly powder
30 " bar lead
Also, champagne Madeira and r'lrrt winc cham.
Paign CIDER French and Amur.rm corlals, brandy
cherries, brandy lrutc, c,s peppermint, cloves, en-
namon, Stought,n aud wlue btlrrs, lemon syrup, To-
matto catsuP, Prar., p pp,r >tun,:~pcrm starr and
talow candles, Imperial tom powder, Young Hys"u
aud Black Icls Vlnrglr, cr lr, aim uGs ra.~"rs,
Pruncs, currlnls, srrI,rrs. cru.r-S asprr, "p.r,
gnger alum, sat Ptinr rrc, ~tlrttHs. mustard, hn.
TuA, Brmst"nc rndL -, madGor, rpPp'rIs, rnIH, "hl
ting, spanish brown, white, black aud RID lead. iIh
eragc, soap, starch IpIn aud rit varursh, LGlwrch
Langs and saunders ulbacco mauIlI rnpr, h'd r"rd-
and plough lines, c.-Irs, matrh,,, Ppr., bmr"lng
illrd Ouck'lS, lU>, httttTS, rEHfn~, lFp ms, mat
rasscs, jugs, dm ohns IIurkrrcI, wIndu" glass, &c
Dry CnoG,.
90 pairs whitr blue aud grn % b!rnkc's
1000 ps prints, great variety Of patterns
30 balcs34 - 1T brown domestic
100 Ps blcIcHcd shrruuE
~ " Marlboro l3.I indian str pcs
% :. bed tlrNng
Also dcnms cultourdr, h'Gu }-''s, brown to, a"ron
check, osnahurgS, bin" and .rrr'i >lrouGlg krmi'y
Jeans, sitlnrt. Wuolru and cotton -anI-, |r--n doc
cotton dni six hi,i. uanN.n., sN, ..I.. 400! Nrn'
cotton thread, wpr.'.a ...# nrr ,.i uaI rtn'..n.n
buttons, p.lr do. ua.4i., i.. !. s..5. !lrr,.
spun cotton &c,
Iron, s,ccl. urr5wa aud Cut'"n.
man AMI Cast steel" rr,'n-~, ., pri,- W. .. .,'''>.
assorted >.Ar~. uu.. a.tr.., au'..-, ,,,-. ~.-. "
plates, h.ml IS, ,p.I ., ,...,D-,'p ..rla.-, , una
Irrr" rh 0u~, a,.s, III II, ,rl-..' .nI u,ud san,, .
teuthlrnrr> ,'rr ya.!., strap. sod b.l h.u-,.>.c"
augur. c..,r-, g,.n0.g-, pad .,.a~, I'll s, unu r.-
br,s- and crpTrrA Ui.r.,lt.,. :...r. .uI ...-.
prra. hu.'c-, 'r..u- fin-, o.. ...-, -.n... .
tongs, curry row'- '.. ..d ...r .. .., H... ...
srIssprs uud shears. a.1,r-. cotton at.a WD, r.'
coffee mui., gun luu-, P. ..-~. 10 tag-, saot, -.
hooks, AVIS, grnuo"E n''s," r-"t., ,,c
Hats, Boots and shor,.
10 boxes rr>uu.l" neuuIl, a.Ner, wool, pr.u
aud >pUr,uL ur.., pam a1.
10 rns.s ,.'"., a., auI r.,., a.'-.s. "on.u>
KIP aud r1l Ho'- .a-. n..a.. e.. Is, "omel>
morocco ra"~, yoa.at and boy ST do.
30 cas- oo,t,-.iuo calf and morocco boots, kid
dO., youth, d..
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-03-27

i Ifai 1""diHe.-A Young woman nrmal
Nar-arr. Cr.g. nho.y dasi ,r,,.ul,na lo..~.
III IhoaI"oy, yl-'r.1y ai..rgp rec. nrI
,o.rn,ro v1nrh ol,,;,I her 50 talaI '. trat she
rorII,.a nr-c on>r oi l,u.a&Hur. .uI r-,trai lo
urr room. wa.In -. tDoa aulsuni priu, IN HrraH-.
3uy and cue.u- her L1lr IA If fora bI.'. a,I
having nnnu"l H., part of !.rtp.':. size wasted
her cnlar i.lsoa, as Is douc - a,.I h...-~ p."-
rrt"ry To- tn. g.,'" r.,: g h.. . l.n ua .4 u.
She turn w"a! ...o 5"i. ',I >NrI.JA / t.r rO1.
t.u,r eta .rr." l..rI Of Ian. ..n..n, winch raI,"!
u,rdraln ,Hp> morn g.-N \. ruriraaI Eai.
Io'ni Hyd.-l:o NY. ir,uoo announce,
i.rol I.."a.. q. H...a.p.., a-I 30 years. aa
Ln-.,aa#u. .r,n.oHor c,rnr >rI'nt ID. D.,.
ouoI >a.l.,Aa,. nl.nI au 3.."' IN Parts on tlr
:. ~ g.: He's. t.a- Htn.,... a.-r -a I. L.
I>Umau O.';u. uI: of 1'. I r ~li.u! of NV
Iu.S. ,a.g cherished num.t' on the part OF
Viz. -. 'o".u.,, Hr. H. au. ol, trm /. a...l"i
Sc, .:,t ..a. ot :.Is t,1-0. d ca..,inlrr.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-03-27
From he Cincinnati Enquirer.
TINE CRAZE CULTUNN IWN INl7.

Tins branch of h,r..Hl':lr. f, ,'f, on 10 in.
crease. I Ilo-c who NAV" tLra.I ,l"lr a:;um;.or
la,t way seem T.. ,rrmn"i To- - aur..I wt,a u,,-.
,ucr-y tuau cyrr->utn' Il roruruucDHI, a.I
offers cata-grus tur. uu ,.r,nrI*. Its v..
asccr;l.uru ,u.t, laala, 2 ,,,., cf yrs To- .r.L-
ct. Il IS by far tie r.'>. r.,..... b .>.u 80, t,
Tie cXto@t Of >rNrra. &crc., q rm.r, can a'.-
IDc crop last year was u,l - -".. ~ u,.,n,, hu.
still it Was profitable. Ins 'm~ut mast iucr, ase
lor 4 I,rg tine 10 conc. We l:a,ra fr.rrt VITO
r.uizeI Que A1aarc# Hau ,.A'N...r,n ,n Ju..ars irn
.he proceeds OF oHs tu.nI t., ;4 @.,r Of .iolHI
rs! year. T." will ,.Hyr iN' rr.. ....ri., rru,s
la.s wear. TINS is a Iar,n ry..:". t.on-u d per-
,on las to wait t the tiIri or I url year fer
tie lr>t crop. The roofs aia ca'',:,-, are a.
ready ueariy all lou. i W. and !, j. ul.'I GOuh,.
cd whether i, CrC viii be sIlisr.mi To >lpdy tlr
Increasing demand. Cuttings rarely >u.,..rd in
,ah.ug root WIN un,Nwr-ntDd prrsDas Without
-r,oi ,as-,t Ua,t take, It IS a ~oDI average; last
wear was better than We stall prIaaa.v soon have
agan for cuttings. 1t is more prudent to par
c.a>o two or ;arc' tap' SAND roD., lD br-.n wI,G,
-tucr, Is ho IT, iM'uIY rEI l.nn.; a"I SIDES.
they Tear n tuu crop 50 murh .I'sloHor. There
ARE some cuttings lett IN this urg. Norhood. but
no roofs; the ,a.ier may be haG IN Stnrr's 'ToNn.
shrp; the Cuttings there made good roots the pas;
year. But We mus! cease. Speed tin yrapc.
';o }oNo r~HMco.
Delhi Township February -J.,, lo47.
Tn'Trru%-As Iarrr is a proposition before
Coug., - II r. .a!.ou to tHa CQwynntt Of 4 corl>
OF No.u.,urs, It may b. INTER- -,ru. l., rive some
particulars OF lis orsn, tIrnisuyd by cores
goi#.i! If Tie Uuluu;
T." IDA was co"c."'Ui in tits cala,ry ly
Gen. Bnr;drcr. lwho served ii r., .a.nDrau IA
our revolutionary army.l Hu! who. q. >'r''0rw 0tA
apgroo.,'a "t.r ro9.ny anI n!'rrj"ty' @. tar
American rlncn. wiia tl,r "rsi.ab. ~ Of H.
treat and rcaPH"nranr", lat in par;se, wa'n
ne returned to Franco" un uoiou of ,as LO-ss
and rids or horse and HeH infau'r. .man.
The rIilcman or hight uilmlrv.u%n was after
wards unleG 10 n crrGir9 gFNatr, Gel mr"r'ci
Jehiad lin. Ho;h Trryat,s were cho>cn rather
lighter than ordinary. bat the horse WIS Of tie
heaviest dcscriution. All wcrc called ".rli-
gcurs." s."-Nau,,ers. ho,crors. skIrmi,hcrs." Surh
corps rendered most emmett service IN IL, French
/ Army (0eiorc Bonaparle accrSSionl when ihcy
we're in the full tide Of unchecked success. Tuc
First Consul being m,thrma;ica''y claratnh.
rather dlscoun:enanced the corps as an uuoya-
| ton.
II is said such description of force WIS EN-,
p.oyeI IN oar iast war; out tho autAor.tIcs are
uo. at h~ri. To ioT, -oiu- is "n me ,ntaoa..
ty of "Ioussaru's American Ar,I0rrs." aid
.'rhc Military Dl,t5onary," by William Duane
Philadelphia lSl0.-.nbn, .Iugust.
BIG DAYS Iol.-Wo are ,.rarmrI that loos,
/ in this city mace $1,000 in o@r day by the NJ,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-03-27
WALLACE & " ARD

II AVE Just rrcc'rd per steamer rrg, ,0.r'r' from
II rmadrphn, Sew \ ork and Ia,,l"u o,,r u. tUp
largest and best selected stocks OF prn- aud summit
Goods they ever brought to tls mirn.i, r",'-raL 10
part If blue and n.ar, n... .u...i r.a-n .l..o.-
and cl,ul,rrs, p'1' .H.. .'..i.l. .,,-.' l ...o
cashmere 'r,'.u--. r,. o. a.a 'na '.. ur.1ta. d..
sntucls and ..'! .l.-N = Cheap, I "r =, Iot "l
hann,~, OF all r".. l.t If ai 2.. s.: Liza. ,. oot.
ton coat and ,l.' 'l -..~ l.. or. - 'a-'l sd at
Iuw pr c.-. ..r. -;...'. .N...4.. .. .rt..
domrs,cs .,l.,o r- Al! % .rh. ,.t> .., 4,-,rP
10
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-03-27

r - Of 'ir. J. 3. hd,on 10 Mss E1ll Jane
lu!.on. AtN
The Paris papcrs rr."yrd by ia" N"aL Nmit
>3ls:.h rrruuu. cs.rr'nt' NJ - tIm 4Ju.v'O..
trau.s g>ay 9lOU#.nJ,. lr. sum vr must pay
tor corn from ...o. ,,.,.H .,h Sea, aud ,"c
Lr,aul."
DIR. B-t'ur na.-uo-u,,a"d and r'oqncn: cer.
syuan eff ""D: ..ra,, o,, roI ,onIrred by
prc>:Ivo. non,,-n, ,'sn"amrm of Chaplain and
Professor d.. ,i..-,..,,, tl.,.J., a..4 E.AIcs. at
the Wr,; Po.u Ara'rmy.
Ano..,ru,w vessel. cg.ird the nrnrwha, bark
ri,,ud. arrived q! or wHarl ast Saturday tronl
Ina. !ua-ru.. Vrr-,uua. warrc sno was bul...
S.rwa- lowed lrrcu uv ,uo steamer North Amer
c".agI a.s a fan ltlEuI OF pork and liour tor
.cw lo.o, ter PORK OF uysaa"on.
Len. Jgur. lst inst.
Iir,iaii anil Surcry.-lho Nrr-i#rr House
Of p,arg.,r, uHanimoaaly udnpIrt resolutions on
Ihur>Ilv dcuouucrug the Wumot provI,o as Il
y!ol,tnn the [. States Constitution, and aScrI'
,ag tina, Congress has no rghtlo interfere n any
mluu.r.v N ..u .ar question Of slavery. The re.
|
nr.v be- passed by the Federal Government har-
IN. tor Its onIrcI the imposition of any restrc'
trous on the free acton Of the governments. which
NAV be established IN territories acguIr IN any
manner from Mexico relative 10 the recognition
or prohibition of negro slavery. declaring It the
right of anv citizen 10 emIgrlIc To any territory
with, and holI there any property recognised as
lawfully hjs. The governor IS directed to en-
close these resolutions to the Executive of every
Stale IN the Union.
A neat little paper. called the "Tampco Scnt
nc." made It's appearance to-day. 1t is publish
ed by Mrssrs. Barnard Il Jewell. two young gen.
tlemrn from New Orleans. They are worthy
Respectable and enterprI>lng practical printers
ami most urcreIy do wish them success i'll then
pralsowurtny unirrlaking. TINS IS another I'M
|proycmeu.--on Ann-laac newspaper IN Tamw
CO. snDi So. ..,urv %. lau "Senuacl,' and b..
an cAtuauso w"H tDJ editors.
LrcdqHgc.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-03-27
From ne 81. Louis Rsr.
LOUD FAREWELL.

LOU ID FAREN Eli.
Farewell, drink, 50 nign aud handy,
Farewell, rum. and gin and brandy;
Farewell, huls that sec all wealhers,
Farewell, beds tina! hovgn no feathers;
Farewell. ways that I've forsaken,
Farewell, tubs that have no bacon;
Farewell, empty pots and kettles,
Farewell. cupooards that have no "viItals;"
Farewell, face IS red as crimson,
Farewell, hats t at have no rms on;
Farewell, co1;s. more holes thai stitches,
Farewell. ra-g'd vests and bret ches;
FareweI, hsu.u rDltrs and tables,
Farcwc.. .uwc. in-s wors" l,,1n stables,
Farewell. o,uuoru ,oug a!.d larol
t7rcwc". f,rnis Ert lo.n tho l7rrrl;
Farc~c'. rr.rsru- lads onI .-s>"S.
Fa~cw,d. wIu.ows wI,uou, o.>>ns;
Farwcu. floors luot need a >wnD file,
Farewell. yard, that nave ao WOO. pie;
Farewell. tonIs tI3. uu,, buIGcu.
Farewell. oa:h, that hn," spoken;
Farewell. landlords ami blr-,rudrrs.
Farewell, all y.l....g@0 s..a rs,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-03-27

BIG DAYS yol.-Wo are ,aCarmeI hat a Loose
in this city mace $1,000 IN o@n day by the al.
vance IN nour occa>Oueu b, tue Il!bcru.a' 5 n,w@.
Gin. Signal.
A house IN this city that made some Sl25,OOA
in the same manner, u,un't tmok the operation
worth Orass ng aOol;.-D Douisr"|c Courier,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-03-27
LAD iES' W { AR.

New 81 i" prur- '- ..:r - to ..,lts, n.r,t,I "..
cation bt.l,rn,-. -.m..t'I-. -... I4an- .....
new styIr, painted ll"u-. l..n4 u..- i-.,a.. .rd
JarourIs, p.!I 4u D.ur'd .par.. .--'r-, ' D..
reps mpus.rIur, G",..nn, sl. rr r 'n'.r.' u0a .nd
drcdrdIy rlch; ra-lu,rc ',u--r, gTututl.. I.,'s:
PLAN and cured ,,, and ~Allu- -I.A.s. lln.y ..>.
linen runarr h3kls. p,tu aud r .m ''r'.. 81 .7.~,
collars, clPr., caps, aaa cHcm.- '-, III It, a'
Of every style amt quality; h"bnlr a"l tau,u ,,n.>
and ms rJo@>. couou tn, I'D l'! l"'o II ,G.s- aud
InscrtmEs ne" ,l!l'r"nn"ta, p. ans. au'y r ."u>.
.somcthwg new ,uu" "tr.mnru-,. m -rrtl 'nr.'! par
asois and sn.'r; wule and ulack silk ana ror"n
hose, at all prices, slOr almost every article lor la
dies wear.
100 CASES or EOOTS .INN SHOES.
CA'P, Legt0ra, Panama.. SIX amt Fur
Hats. Of ihcIaica tINhion. Lrr@sI@
Of Boots ami stmio"ry! iLrI~arc
anil CuiIcry, Chin1, h'lSS and
QueenSwarc. DrucS. u ,licjMcs
dw Dy-NluRS.
SUGAR, COFFEE, AND OTHER GROCERIES,
All wr ask IS, tAat persons w>lpng t"rl-rhr,c " II
call and cNlninc our stock, and t jncy GO Mt huy
cheap goods It will not be our fault. The l-hc-r
market pr.cc paid fer iru-, wheat, corn meal, oai<,
bcc,waN, beef hides, d-crshns, cornsklns lcathvrs,
and plnuk,
Van Burcu, May 80, loi6.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-03-27

>aidrTy.
Gentlemen and ladies' saddles. brides, martin.
gales clrcingles girths, whips, horse collars. blind
brides and .saddIc.bags.
QurCnSWare
Cups and sauscrs, pitchers. IA groat VARIETY
plates. wash bowles. dishes, tumblers. dccanters
pint iasks. Jars, chambers, &c. &c.
Van Buren. Aug. |, 1916.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-03-27
b l. 4 n X + rs.

Lo o: re, 5ao ,ts s'% 5% WHnLAS Iu" n,,S1,% R o"
Nov. lst, ',G.-3S.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-19
Trnfe Of the Hudson

Produce and Counfy Herehandtse arTrias al Nee York
Sriftsre Line YaR SantpooOd & Co--Barse Lady
Ian RRsselaerljj0 bbls O hi d. noUf 3o7 do mea
Hoy Son; 80 ibis -four, Wsring. Rogers Co
45i DO Bows c., bbls athes, o Corwin
Same Lfpe-Bodt trad Corse-99 bbls -four. w Hoyt
1913 bush corr Gcodhue Co 6s8 bush do Bsbcock Co
Albany and Canal Line, n Hoyt-Bayse PTs'tdeai-3sl
d., Alex FIesr SIS DO MbsBks; -s8 do, ia bbs
81 hs 90 ard, Hersn LEES Co; z35 bbs corn meal ]
Neviu, Som 40 bbs beef. Aspn-sll III bush
4 II Rsyro.ds y ibis sshes. 4 @ Fale; Do South
worth, Ltehheld Beach 81 Dels shoulders, Brown
Humphrey; a bbls hams, VOL Drake
Mo York & Troy LsHe. W 8 GTitths-Bdrge W Ham
sasnd-49 Dbl, -four Kent Posg Co; 81 do w Durham
Son; 62j do susebsn Scot 500 DO 5 bush corn lsssc
Ii Reed ll3 exs cheese Fergu.on sherman " 20 POI.
provisions Wallace Ncsf; bol' o. keicaum Perry
Old Troy Line Pope Ca,iiH-Barge LarHsd-l6IO bos
800 bush shors Dogs Cars $50 bbs porh7 do beef
TTos and Erie TopBoat Line A C Ttfi-Barge P T
Hsar bbls -four 65 do 81 hf do 81 kegs
lard 23 bhs pork 90 kegs butter Goodhoe Co; y bos
-four COllsmb GelsUd 81 do ChOuiesn Merle 4 SAND
ford IS DO Kelchum Son; 3O5 do meal w Small;
2lss bush com Oh, dwell, u hess butter bbis lad
Bah -ock Co; ikegs butter w Sutherland II bo' s'he'
sLine-Borgs A,a TIFF. Hariiand-C5O bbs
four Buckley Co; bbls sshss w Moor; u DO
rye Kent POtgs Co; bbis ashes JOHN yoho'os's Som
200 bush corn Suydsm, Sage Co. 81 bbls tee beef
Wallace & Weks
Same Linz Barge Day o K.ilogs SIP Kms-fo55 bsh
corn CALDWELL 81 bxs cheese u Kegs ia Ter, Suher
laod bb ashes. Dster Miller CO. 1901 bush corn, 5
stsss 4 bb.s ssbss Ksni, Posg Go DO TtB' :
a hbls tea beef IS bols mutton. Wallace Wicts
Old Albany Ltne-Schlyt1 C0-Barse bs Laurence
3 bbs -four order $500 bis corn, Bows Cary Il Dc
provisions. l. W Goodridge
Dlraut, LnthroP & Cos LtHe-BOas CO'deia-4l43 bis
Same Ltns-Boa, r + Slack-i3i3 bushels cord T c
DursDt & Co.
Merchants and Millrs Line, Z r Pease-Boaf Ontario
2So bbs $40 bus 81 bags meal bis ashes TPease
Is bxs cheese, Knapp BAKER, bbs sshes "agsah
5Oh, 4 bis ashes, PcpOOn q colt
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FOREIGN NEGOTIATIONS.

LIvERPoOL-sAip sAeridan-llO tons coal rs do salt
no LB curt."l do " CLEANING bales WIN sssne
i case Peter Muny-2 bales cases II Apdre~s-2csss'
son 4 Col case bale Brumhsn, Almsley Col cases
Adriancs & suang-sdo Gfeeoways, Henry sinitb-@
case cask Norman Houe IN worth-2 cases Davis
sons-2 do bale Crom- ell, Haighl Co.'S bales
bale. Hss.iOg. Col cask bale. w N smith Co.
Il case bale Alien, Hszen Co.'S casks Stacey
ca,es Peelssod suard Cols7O bars ITO bds iron Eg-
geslon B,lts-5cssks C Conduct, Eii: 4 Col case
bales Wyeth nod yers& Col bales Jsfrsy-3 cases
/ Knapp case CLARK Vests casks case NJ Msatun
ba.eu is cols Moore Cos % Geo
UndeTh CO.. case R1s-el Steele cssk case
crates cask wm Chsuocey Co-3O cases Wright sur Is
shswi HID Mr. HanpL2 case. to vnsa. ss:s.
Harder & Col case l. Holiness do II Sheldon CO
-ldoW Whiting Col do Henry Coggilc CO. AZ
w Verdi do Ibbolsou Homer-l case Casks
Huot- cases casks Boyd Wisins-6s cases 40 bdls
1909 bars d NJ Wilson & Co--500 boxes lin Hendricks
Bros-l2 boxes WIN Rsdmoud-l4 do John Gihoo \ Co
a Col cases Hssted Dash-6 casks crates case
Psuck Co-5O boxes slewe-d-2 cases Crsm.
Docklinks Il Van Corlis-1 90 w seveDs-3 do Hubert
silveste-l case Bernhard Huton-3 do ID w Calm 3
do Wiley a Putnam do TbomAs HqnIml do Manning
Prichards-l4 do Austin Spicer3 do Wight, Surge,
Shaw case bales w @ Hunt CO.. cases 10 boxes
T Jones Coco boxes Jos Macy sons-ll cases Nc
Csul spong-2 cases wi.herel Young-5 cas- . Hsu'
luck Co.'S cases su kley Col case Bluni-3 casks
Corning Promer-l cas- flyer cks Fellows Scheh-
/ ca Coffin Brad ley Co. do Barton cs seml Cochran;
l do Rsnsin Ray bls ca John Napier 2bs Godfrey,
Psltson / Go; c. Wickham Hu,cbioson; "a che'ls
CLARK McCormuD; ,i62 BIDS iron Phelps Dodge Co. ~
kegs Cosse Brooks Res John Campbell Co; 10 anys
cssk 100 bdis sheet iron, Ellaman Brothers, ek Sey-
Co; do Henry Bsylls bale w Mulligsn; bis
Lsaver; case Wioeles Meyer; ca'ks Wind
Co; leases Harden Son; do Joseph Hntson DO
L,der 4 Co; do Chase Walker; do Francis, Lomet
Sor do Wright, Large LsttimoIe u 90 And Mitchell
\ Co do z Clark l6 do steel Tboma. Coz 3 e.sts
Edward marthsll; cs Spaulding, Thomas VAIL 4 DO
Tracey Irwin Co; bale cases Hughes, Ward Coz ]
case Jpdyke Hall; a do bales WIN WhitewrRhtS Co;
cases Watson Johnston Co; bls cases Beas Bush
4 Co; pkge w Hsrrowton Sons; Dor ia Brood
field; cssk Green Cramer; cask Hunt CO sends
Fuller Co; 2do w Hsbershsw; bIs John Niehosonf
cases Hurt 4 Brothers; 4 do Phelps, Chenden Bss,
DO Wait Sherman; 10 do bales w Paul. IS ceses
Amos r Emo; do c Buckingham Co; do Lee Case
do Bramhail Abernshy 100 bdls sheet iron ~ bales
Il csses IS crates 50 bxs and bales 10 order.
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Amusemeuts.


DALMO,s.-rsrewen rrs.senent Of he Rave, y..
Il tly.-THuksDAT EVENING. husUst 10 isti-
Tue performance win commence with Over are Nv The
Grsnd Orchestra Amer which the vaudeville Of TWAS
which, performances ca The Tight Rope, ny The Navel
Family and Lon J-vellL Amer which. ia Fste CA.r,-
pe,re, or TIE Aged parsersr
Az iuernssts - half boar wien TIE Orchestra vii
perform the Iamr sted nensde Designed ana
eu,ed by X Barke E,q 70 ude win hs Italian
Brfgards'- Auuetfr, hsd Jerome
Tlekefs 20 ceais to al p.ris o. he essbshmen,, he
Pron-osde incuted Doors open 81 begin a O'Clock
Nghs Of the Rsvels' performance, Monday, Tuesday,
Ttuf,dsv an Fffdsv aus
CASTLE GARDEN.-Atuiss,o1 :, eeaa-rne
~ vi-~ Of he Harbor and Bay Of Ses-fork from Ihe
fronecztes and the refreshing sea ofeezs enjoyed ey
The ssters. render The desirable see OF smose~
mens In The ely THURSDAY EVENING. August y.
ne Enerlsnu-3s will Commence with the oPeretts en-
which, Pas Da Asteet, BY Mlits Jais AID Flora Il
Nler nose Pas &c Nsisr. By Ne Adelaide Lehmsu snf
VT schmidt interussion 81 Is miuuie. fcr prvnersce
ard refreshments An-r whlch Mr. Charles Niniher
with lhs psutOms- u Moisso searsV Doors open al
81 commences a. 0'eloek- xnis
A MEXICAN sUskuN-3rlsodid exh6ii,ons and
<1pen0rnsnces this sernoor o. 81 and his evening al 10
oeloek-Open every day from ocock Ia the caoqn ns
I'll 10 p h.-WsS Figure representations Of the St Afcsn
Negro slaves taken board he sehr AnistAd se hey
bad murdered the officers sud CAmpbsrs Ehiopssn
Mise BERNARD, B,llsd vocalist, late from Loa-
don REAL CHINESE JUNK magnificent sa-
loon Panoramic Fsinling ORPHAN FAMILY. or
kenrebec Nccalists. santa AnnNs Wooden Leg PETE
MORRIS, Comic Vocalist Miss L. JULIEN ths fesgtiya
Dsnseuse Living Chimrsnkee. or Orspg Ouang ;
Analor''cs Nergs TO be AZ al hours extra char
Of one shilling.
Adms.ios Is ceots; children under 10 yesrs i2s cents
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General Notices.
GENTLEMEN's HATS !
FALL FASHION l6<7.
BEEBE 4 COSrAR, HATrERs,

iSS CHLSNVT ST. PHiLADELPHiA, Will PRksEkI W.
FALL FASHIONS FOR GENTLEMkNs HATS

iSS CHLSNvT. ST. PHiLADELPHIA, Will PRksEhI Ihh
FALL FASHIONS FOR GENTLEMkNS HATS
On Saturday, dHgasf ., 1877.
re- non issuipg the Fashions for the sensop,
B. c beg leave 10 that 10 their intention % int =
dace syle Of hat altogether superior 10 any before Or
fered
They have I'd opted entirely and unique mode OF
Trimming which combining 10 the highest degree elegance
OF hnish ard durability leLds materially toward The pre-
sefvsuon Of the bat
Another improvement will be he strict adaptation Of
eyery hat as The features 10 The form add size Of
The weArer hereby svodpg The sppsreni ineongruy OF
large and tall man with u mnutive bat, sne vice versa
BffBE CosTAk will present on ihis occasion beside
their w~kro- superior Moeskin Hat b!ack Fur Hat
Of The Rocky Mountain bosser superior auele "hieh
will be sold q, their regular sisndard price
They would respectfully invite Affection 10 ne Or amen
OF their estabshmeni ISIS ChesiDutst Phlsde phis which
VIII &c opened on The 18th insL IN style eoIetPondug
with their house IN NewYok with superior stVek OF
goods and with the svowed object OF furnishing hee
oai Tor NE price than be found elsewhere There
VIII sways be found Al both pisces f and complies as
soTtmert OF hss and cape fof gents youths and Children
sogehef win sdes riding hsts and esps and . variety
VI fancy goods sppeuAinng the trade such csnes
umbrellas brushes ami oIher articles for he toilet
The facilities afforded them by ready and IRE caent In
with the cilies Of Parts London los ether
with the recent Improvement which they effected
tho construction Gni use OF machinery will enable tsem 70
offer goods Of The most desirable fsshon and fabrication q
the very marke prices either wholesale retail
anil IN