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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-13
ALBANY, Oct. Up. NJ.

ALBANY, Oct. Up NJ.
Flour-The market firm, with an upward tenden.
~ in prices Sales Of about 5000 barrels were made in
GLIDING chiefly and fresh ground Oswego and Gene
see, at SO l2h So 25, with fancy lots higher
figure. Wheat-The market firm and sales of 1000
bushels OF good new Genesee made at 49, Bar
ley The market continued steady and sales of about
50rO bushels were made at ~ a 75c Whiskey firm Re.
cepts BY Canal during the preceding "a hours-Flour
10 4oo balls Barley $500 bushels Corn, 1900 do No
change In freights.
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BosToy, October l2-P NJ.

BOSTON, October Up. NJ.
Flour-The market was Armer and the tendency for
good brands old and new, was upward We note sales
OF 5000 barrels consisting chiefly of fresh ground and
new Western, Genesee and Southern, at SO 62 So Is
Wheat firm, but no sales of moment were reported
Corn-The market was firm, and sales Of 900 bushels
were made including sound mixed at TIC and good vel
low at 77c Oats Of 900 bushels we're made at
54c Whiskey was firm. Hemp-An kinds were firm
We note sales Of 100 bales of American dew roted at
$3.50 per ton There seemed to be little better feeling
in freights.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

NEw YoRx, TUESDAY AFTERNOON. Der 10
The mVkst for brsadstuas was again Arm TO-DAY. and
considerable sales Of -four at an advance on
yesterdays prices. Wheat was also Hrmer, with mode
rate sales OF Western &C. at full prices Corn exhibited
further Improvement In prices and sales were freely
made at an advance in ell kinds. Rye was also arm,
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BUFFALO, Oct. I2-P M.
Flour-The market was firm and sales of about 5000
bbls were made including and fresh ground brands
1T 80 a IS SO. Wheat-Saes of 10000 bushels were
made, including Western red, &c., at 81 co. and good
new Western and this State at llsc. Corn-sales Of
10000 bushels were made, including Western mixed at
500, and do yellow, 52c. Rye and Oats on change
Whisky firm. Receipts during the past "a hours
Flour 10000 barrels Wheat 900 bushels Corn 900
do Fre'ghts, by canal to Albany: Flour 62c wheat 49,
and corn $780, -
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Frigate IL aritan OH Fire.

PHiLAoELPHIA, Oct. l2-P. NJ.
We learn by passengers in the steamer Jswes arrived
at Baltimore from Norfolk that Monday Afternoon
the frigAts Rartan, lying in Hampton Roads, was dis
covered to be on FIRE. In consequence Of the recent
sickness no one on board The steamer put back,
and after some delay, boats Manned
and two men drowned In attempting to board the burn
ing vessel The frigate badly damaged before the
fire was extinguished. II supposed that the IRE
originated from spark from the Curtis Peck
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Georgia Election.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. IL, ls47.
slip from the MiiIegeviie Union, gives further 70.
turns showing democratic gain for governor Of 2o7o
compared with ls45 when Crawford, whg was elected
by 1901.
In the Senate the wings have majority the House
Is probably democratic.
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while cats were about. the same. Sales Of provisions
we're chiefly confined to retail transactions, without
change In prices Groceries exhibited no change In
fsror sugars very dull, while good qualities hold
their swn, with moderate sales.
AsHEs-Salss of about so bbls. pots made at
So 62H, and about SO do. pearls at 50.
BxEswAx-No change.
50 37 for brands of Genesee including some lots
Oswego do finally, sales of prime Genesee
effected at SO 90. At these prices about 10 1900 bbls
changed hand 3l9 do fancy sold at 50 So 10
do Genesee sold at So 43A SO 50 in separate lots
and 1000 do do Oswego at Sc lax Sc u.s. and 900 do
new Michigan sold at SO 37X. lot Of Edsons railroad
extra sold at ST. Southern also rmer, and lot
Georgetown disposed Of at So 50 500 bbls Ohio
sold at So l2k, and a lot OF Ashtsbula do at higher
figure 100 bbls A. Linoons fancy brand Ohio sold at
So TO- WheatSales Of 5000 bushels Western red were
made at 81 25, and small lot of Southern sold at
the same price. lot Of good Genesee the mar
ket and held hrm at 81 40 Corn-saes Of 1000 bushels
10000 hushelsW mixed including lots of high mix
ed sold at zoe lot of bushels prime yellow
the market for which 73c offered and refused
The market closed firm Meai-Sales of 32I bbls good
500 do New Jersey sold at So 25 and another lot was
reported sold at So 37f and about 200 bbls Brandy
wine were sold at So rs. Rye-Ths market was very
firm, with an upward tendency; holders demanded
a higher figure. No sales Of moment transpired Oats
were steady but without sales of moment. White p.
Beans-Sales of 100 bbs rather common were made to
20 out Of market, at 81 1874.
Receipts doton the Hudson River, October 18th.
Flour. .l62Io barrels
Lsyo' ''''''''' l,oVo pusheis
Sorn' s.i<,<W w.
CoTToN-The sales to. day embraced 1000 bales for
in rates for this week. II anything holders did not press
the market quite much. Liverpool buyers not
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Legislative Proce odlngs.

ALAAEr, oct. IL l647.
SEYATE.
Tho petition Of oRsly for general telegraph law
and the bill authorising the New York and Erie Rail
way Company, to change the route Of their road at
Glasshouss rocks where they the Delaware river
ordered to third reading
MI DErNnrov brought In . bill to limit the issue Of
the circulating notes Of incorporated banks
The SENATE declined the invitation Of the wsshinr
ton Monument Association
The bill to establish Asylum for idiots was laid over
at the request Of Mr.. FOLSOM
The bill TO authorize the formation Of companies 10
construct canals was passed
Also, bill relative to the route Of the New York and
Erie Railroad.
The general Insurance Companies bill was tahsu mn
Ia Committee OF the Whole 1t was amended bv .rt.na
Ing s provision to any incorporated city In the stats
debate was had upon the personal liability o.uss
pending which the committee rose
AssEMsLv.
The HOUSE, is now In Committee Of the Whole, on thu
Dill IN relation TO the taxation Of personal property In
New YORK The bill was amended to include all oomps
MES In other States and under foreign TO
vernmsnts, who shall have place Of business In New
YORK The opponents Of the bill are content to lot Its
friends amend II a. they please
The bill making an appropriation 10 carry orv.rd IN.
Erie Canal enlargement, was re.committsd
The bill for the payment Of witnesses In criminal cases
W" rejected BY large vote
In the afternoon the debate on the New York tAx bill
was resumed, but not disposed Of
THE Atlas says IL has the authority Of Msssrs King
Reddngton and Ederkn, OF St Lawr enoe; Rathbun Of
Cayuga Co VILE Of Chautsuqus; ages and Smith of
stsuben Baker Holmes, Potter and RANSOM Of Erie
Van Buren, and Csgger Of Albany to az their names t.
the call for the Hsrkimsr msstingl
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Married

On the 18th inst at st. Patrick's Cathedral by the
Rt Rev. Bishop Hughes, ELIAS b. MULLAsr, to ELLEN
r. secont daughter Of John Timmins, all Of this city
On the 18th inst, at st PETERS church. by the Rev
=. u Pise, D. d., Mr.. JAMES oHARA, Of New York. to
MISS MARIA LEAH, daughter OF George NJ Grouard OF
washington city. 0H- Washington papers will please
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s27, 9n,asO SIS $50, $40 SEE zoo GOD

$H,9al,a6O SIS 1870 sac 100 900
The aggregate capital of the incorporated banks, as
shown by the tablets sat ,94l, AGO
The charters Of these banks contain provision for is
suing circulating notes to double the amount of their
capital which makes total circulation of 9ao
By the restrictions contained In the act
chapter 460, Of the laws Of 1887 the same
banks are permitted to issue only the total
sum OF. ... $40 7o0 200
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"oAoAoo' $33,O9l,920
It will be Lseen by the above that the charters of
the several banks the restrictive act Of 1887 Ia set
aside, will permit them to add little more than thirty
three millions of dollars to the paper circulation of the
State The large banks in the cities probably do not
sire to increase their circulation beyond the limits
the act of 1897, and many Of them much below
those limits But It Is obvious that the demand for cur
rency which has prevailed for the season. and which
has not entirely subsidized would produce great If not
dangerous expansion Of the currency, IL the restric
tons of the oct ofisa to be considered dead letter
The decision referred to in the correspondence be-
tween the comptroller and the cashiers Of several banks
declares In effect that the provision in the bank sus
pension act Of 1887 reducing and limiting the circula
tion OF the banks alters their several charters and s
imperative and void because the act passed by
constitutional majority"
is desirable that the Legislature should settle this
matter at its present session. II Of crcula
ton is allowed to any Of the banks ample security ought
to be exaced for it. required by the constitution
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lGH FANCY ARTICLES FREDERICK A. WOOD
E,u. w;c, 81. Bf4sdway opposite the Theatre
ing Co,s Wpag Desks Portfolios and Pspeere. Rich
decorated rorceIan Vases aafes Facons ana Boudo,r
Orn,menfs Fan! Bronzes, Groups. Satueues Vases lax
aands, t,g Lamps NC; Bohemian Glass Ware, Opers
tinsses hu Whips, Walking lanes, Wofk Tables lard
Hees,yeTs oekst Book. Purses and Retculs. eebanes
cry, Chr and Native Indian Cunosites &c &c .ho,e-
't,eo ~ ~ s'iseodsrc
I'VE . cTLEMAN who left the slut GiPSEY an four
then Juian Hotel Washington Place /, req sst
u drfray oIo n. rc
VNHE FASHIONS or THE DAY-Romsn Togas-D ess
aad Frocs Goats, eegnt good fits had al ems,k,
bly, low pcs from our fashionable neighbors SANEOED
Brothers Ia o lN Fulton street. door o. the Herald
Office ola I5ts,b
NONFECTI ONAkf Wanted imme diately a youpg lady
Of genteel address, TO attend town COME
line addressed CONFECTIONERY" He aid Office stating where
and when interview may be had will lead further es
PLANTATION. oi2 3tsrc
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Aucs0ay, Oc1s lob II. M
There was reaction In the stock market TO- dsy and
prices generally declined Norwich and Worcester fell
OF per cent; Canton ii Farmers' Loan " Reading
Railroad Il Psnnsylvsnis SIS Ri Long Island improved
ri and Harlem per cent. The market was very heavy,
and the transactions to very limited extent In the
absence Of farther from the seat Of war; operators
DO not know how to act and prices remain therefore, In
very unsettled state II sour impression that shall
any important advices from that section for
some time All hopes Of peace have been abandoned,
and the only accounts expect those relative
TO the progress Of the army in taking possession Of the
city OF Mexico and surrounding country opening the
road to and from Vera Cruzin placing gsrrsons In the
principal cities on the route and in establishing
plete military government The fighting about over;
pal points properly protected and the army will
become merely one Of occupation. We do not expect
any intelligence relative to peace in any shape and the
public mind has become settled upon this point We
shall not be kept in continued state Of anxiety and ex
element by of peace have been during the
past six months and in short time every thing will be-
come quiet again, and far commercial affairs are
concerned, 1t will hardly be realized that at
At the second board the transactions Of trifing
Importance, and prices exhibit further decline.
The value Of merchandise imported into this port for
the month Of September in each Of the past two years.
a annexed -
COMMERCE. THE PoRr OF New YoRK- IMPORTS FOR
sEPrENBER, 1876 AND l847
Sept. Free G'ds Durbie Gds. Specie. Total
1916. .S6eo,8,9 3.272.9sl 100 5883 8l6
1917 ............ S.6.Ms slii,si, 0i54s 9,l22 500
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RARNUMs AMERICAN MUsEUM.-EVERY DAY
- AND EVENING THIS WEEK. commencing Monday

Oct II. lai7, "
'$ $N tHA n SHS sAF
T sWHslif IN f III E:sfI3 81 YSsl9fi and
NO FREE LIST 81 EE Sst fsfs' Thx PRESS
crowd ~ GE SSis e E'': TS g i's THUMB
the past week. hs 5S WEEK f no sSsa him for
Say h friends his
q Sfsi5; COSTUMES
Vietoa Highland Dress. &c SUI" worn before queen
FAAN sS ST9 yin s ,,s
Figures rendering the Morning the best
a, both the AtsSSSn and the
e. IN conjunction with other interesting and chaste perform
The little General perfectly symmetrical in all hi, proper
SMALLER TF KSE AES i Sf5SSSHf; That EVER
Fas ssy s: from the
IG: gS:i!ysy the last Tom THUMB Will ever
ne %%:Ss TO MsS
Columbus MMSn.gOmsry, Mobile and the principal Southern
Will psr.mbulste streets daily and Be- seen in front of
or FEAT $5sEs syE$zs9
"St walk 'sH under ten years
3. s SaTZLSMA a1 AND
the ms .1.s ina
MSGs Sa,y, 6s, M S6sss nightly
s e@se Of
MTcHELt,s OLYMPIC THEATRE. "Wednesday
with soSt hs RI HosSa will
Nj: H.;5 #.Ss; Nj .,5 As Nm ttS:
Ss S%Ff f HqR fP: %s H2W 70
MANEWh,.tlngton Widgen MIR Holland; Mary White,
ling @ %sI ss,s Fit 'h
NE 9GiDok COLLECTION.-lhe hrst sen,. OF I'M,
fTG ..as S s si a.
Christ from the Death on the Pale
s; e e; Ass:SS
DANGdrNnGa AND Waiting ACADEMY.-Mr. !
h. hs h has ,s s SGp0 E his % and
SSh AmsIs,n asS :
ss Tss @ I DuP be w &
.sa tn: :r i,h
School Days-Wednesdays and Saturdays oi2 Msrc
h until da,G G fasd gsg: snd
original drawing .m the round will be required Of ap
3 e. * *
THE ANATOMICAL MUSEUM is now opeu a, CIo,on
q , ,nf d sSSS; and
deibe n sS%es Of beautiful models. just from Paris
I'VE entertaining and instructive exhibition produce
THIS country. ol5 Ct in,.re
q, SA ,sd1: r. S Ss gu
81 sy Fl. aq
Ensh Rosdsde &c & Nc s.,ssm.d ios:.r ,n !.
s.''1 nc a.
Books sasa and
he offers II the most reasonable prices Wholesale or
HERALDRY-Coau Of Arms furnished and .mb.soasd
,aa % Ss may ''' '''~'
f:.! ELsI %HEA a.: s71PfhsaIA
=: VII VI i: Of soSSxSbTIsxs.
es.1s s9'1%as M s's"" tE'"s a'iS;S f
pt!; &: d. TI s.ya
eeDs oebes,rs and Private Boxes IS esnss n'a Circles
ITALIAN. oRERA coMPANY-Me.., sANoUiKi.
& ssno ON The
October aoth which win be given GSys, i'm. m
Hymn By Ro..n to ensS. s ne. S
Particular IN future announce ens
Tickets One Dollar OH stre
ueGa6a 81, s ssm:b; SHsAnEg1 TEHSgT c,1The
33f44R street, Tobseco Inspection, East RIVER on
BY NJ K. ssis s ca Ss., sa' paid
o'clock M on the day ofd.p,riprs.
H sf foPFii.,ff b,'IFllYL ssroN Co 90 s.,,h,
on board pteyion. 70 O'Clock day Of departure
c%pY o ssas IT. 4 iss sos Of s S
S;s.: 9sS A y ,"s
az ElRsT PACKET SHIP for NEW ORLEANS
aspsns a on .sD sssyG s Cap, Cook viii
sage having unsurpassed Accommodation in I'd csh pss
'''''s' apply on So''d fG9, q %
100 south st. corner Of Dover and West IT, corner Of Rec
WI ola Msrc
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CoTroNThe sales to day embraced 1000 bales for
export at steady prices There percepble change
in rates for this week. anything holders did not press
the market quite much. Liverpool buyers were not
in market.
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DARK THEATHE.-Bes.h, Of NJ. fssL.,,- W .sns.asv
NEkkY N br;gy'ssfS j Tx 'Tgissys ;fs
Hsek.,t, Fcid NJ Dronl Mrs PAGE Mrs. Abbott '''''
4 e; :iS'i e. i s.s fSs
Ahsr the comedy Ascend Grand Dve.. bv ,u.,,v
four Danssa,es yisnnoue the PAS
NEURs-By 10 D ,n.eu.es Visanoiss.. no D~' "o'sso-
Msss Ma Ev. Saa.ss, s; s.
III p S T.s r. ;pfd
Fsscni s.9sas ssao xdsla, Mrs fhS. Benton %s sS'
TO Conclude with the grand dram, ef JACK SHEPARD
Owen WOOD. Mr. Ksens Sir Rowi.nd fisaeh.fs. Troa
o .ad a rss gee. ". ''
s: e
Gsds %f' En co aa P' Be- M.spi N:.hs
Juan Taylor; searsmoach. Mr. Barnes; Donna Anns, Mis-.
Admlttsnee-Bor.. 2, cents; Pitt iaX cents,
pALMo's OPERA HoUsE-Monday. October iith,
oSsIs&S S Affdfi is' s iE;E;sissf
srAfExx RSSS!RSproS.
WHITE EGw I'd
whose inmtabe Entertainments have been the universe.
theme sDd admiration Of the world Among their list Of pa
md % ss wa. Of and md
Il. VNs SSy and a a r@ e. a.
rope, aud elite and fashion OF merics N"N' " N"'
Under the direction of Mr. J. A. DUMBoLToN.
admission % cents Doors open at o'clock. Concert at
Gamble secured daily a, the Box Office from II
seat. to which ticket. Affixed SiS Sf 7e
M ECiHaANiCs' HALL, a7a Broadway, between Grand
' ''' 0FS sSt sxHsy WEEK. ELICIT.
GMaLsrI9i'!ss Sc & Spffi3Is
E. f' ddA'SS.5$He,sEyE,.
whose inmtabe are nightly with spprob,
%a Sy s5Sw :; and h
with as Gio or guardians half price Concert
y THIS WEEK, by the A' N''i''
The Model Arstes give an entertainment every nigh, this
MONDAY Sft EVENINGS ffHTs1f." SSs s% ,,,h,
"a
; Aass 5ag
Abel" &C. &c. with other teresng srpap. De''n OIL
T fn1Inss of Of
gentleman 70 cents. to be obtained at the door
Doors O'Clock. Per,oncaton. commence at pre-.
PUZZLE E x bIi OF BK9WN's PAINTINGS.
E:. H$ @
Eaton; Captains Ramsay Ganet and Linnard Surge on
%s s,p
horse Of General TAYLOR Also Headquarters Army OF Occu.
patton, at Walnut Springs Mexico.
Free Of admission Is cents. Doors day and night.
PHILHARMONIC sOCIETY-s'1th seaon--Ths Com.
mee Of Manage would respectfully inform the pub.
nc and the patrons of this Society that books
oI Tour are new OPEN and that pains will be
order. ~ ~ " ~ N's"e's
Persons wishing to become associate meber-who have
the privilege of attending the reheaas and Of the
eocety-can send IN their names any time.
Terms IS per anuum, advance Subscription $io pay-
ape on the delivery CT the ticket. for the first Concert en
Corcers with the privilege of purchasing admis.
sons to each Concert so ticket received
SIC store Of Schaenberg Luis the Secretary any Of
the members of the Society. J. L. ENSIGN Sec,y
ol2 6tlsrc IL lie Roy Place.
n ARNUM's AMERICAN MUsEUM-EVERY DAY
- AND EVENING THIS WEEK, commencing Monday,
Oct IL, l8i7.
IN T Twd MTNNkN NlIS At At y 9,CCL0CK
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DOVER LOOMs-For sale, 30 Marrow Looms, OF su
peror make OF iron to twed work. either cotton
OF wooden satns Kentucky jeans tweeds, or drills with
change cams They will be sold bargain Inquire at Sa
nfoad street, % iNsrc
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SPECIAL NOTICE TO GENTLEMEN Now ia the
- time TO get your frock dress and either cleaned
dyed altered or repaired with velvet acng Gu G col
Innings buttons and everything that may required to
mak your clothing look he all No Muir.
ray street. corner WASHINGTON the only in the CITY
where you can get all done short tce and
no drappoinnent or exorbitint charges trial will prove
nat clean and dye clothing superior anything vet done IN
TIE city, without coloring aid OF steam tall or line
attended to Immediately, by A. CORIISs INV
ola i2t~rc O, M,,.,,.,
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S&& NEW LINE OF PACKETS TO AND FROM
A~P LiVERPOOL-Packet of the 2ist October-Ihe
k.,plendid new and fast sailing ship CONSTITU-
san from New York on the 2lst inst and from Liverpool on
those wishing to send for their friends the Old country can
not select inner conveyance Those wishing to secure
buIiing Slip, orto w. x J. 4. TAPSCOTT.
o, &c South
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whose nimabe concerts nightly received with
uon oy crowded and highly respectable audiences.
S - cents Children under 10 years. accompanied
menees AZ 8 O'clock. - - oin - -"
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WANTED-BoaId for gentlemau, his wifi. and smll girl
bed room attached fret second floor Terms mode
rate Location not above lh street and near bfoadway-
Please address X, at tbs Herald Office sitting terms
oi3 3tsrc
ITO PRI al Intelligent Lad. who has
L served part Of his time to the prntisg business
Apply dtth story. Herald Buildings. OH sim
WANTED-A situation by al experienced cook; has no
w objections boarding house The best city reeren-
ce' gwen Please enquire at NO. 80 Couftiandt street.
OILS lt"m
WANTED-Several young honest. intelligent aud
w prising men, each small amount OF money,
so to locate themselves each OF the large OF the
United States sell Of the most popular periodicals. pub
lished IN this country Young with the above requisites,
can make from $500 $4,000 the with an almost sure
prospect OF making from $1,000 $4,000 yearly asrwaId
several are making at this rate now; Applyto
olilt-m ISRAEL POST, lao Nassau st.
WANTED-By respectable Protestan tgiIl.a stu ton
" as oh: mbermad private inmuy Ihe pest
OF city reference be Inquire f1S Bowery iont
room, second floor. ol3Nerc
OST-Ye.terday morning, in going though BaIclsy
IL TO Broadway Broad aua street, black velvet
by returning the to Phelps Curtis 50 John street will
be literally rewarded. OILS Item
OSTA gold Bracelet with three white stones sup.
~ posed to be lost going from Of Broadway aud
Leonard through Lanbers Chatham and Pearl TO Ma
olson street Any person leaving at George Sous cor
ol9 ~ III
I o of o. F-rhe members OF Knickerbocker Lodge No.
l. 20 o. Of Fare requested the Lodge Room
no IL Division street. this day, Wednesday, 18th instant, at
IA O'Clock. for the Of paying the last tribute OF
respect to our late brother William 3. Devens.
Members are requested to be pqgctSai y a!tsndanee
WIN. A. AVERY. Sec'y. o13 lt*m
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blow THE TRUMPET-The advertisement under this
head Of an Advent Meeting in Adams street. noticed in
Lord on the os day of the New Moon Of ,h. month which
= ne ION q The Ith month when the great Trumpet Of The
dwelling, m.xt door Concord street also door from
Gothic Hs aud not at Washington Hall many have mis-
tken the place give this Office Where all invited
come at all hours TO talk about the Coming Kingdom aud
the salvation OF their souls l55 Adams Brook
lvn. l.. l. oi2Nsrc
The Arkansas banner., 1847-12-06
Southern United States Mail.

Ire Ueektg Coaea Lst1te from Little Reck 10 UdshtRgfcn. .irkaasas, and fo he
 celebrated Hot Springs, n
 four horse coaches. YtHIS line connects Al Little Rock with ,he great \ Eastern Coach and Steam Boat Line leaving Little Rock tand Washington on Tuesdays, Thurs- days. and Saturdays, at A. M.-- Reaching Hot Springs in one day.
 The proprietors will run as above stated during the seasoa. The greatest attention wiH be paid to the comfort and co oiveaieBce oi passengers Ae- eommo1ations are good. and charges iorer than any other conveyance Patronage of citizens and travellers i. respectfully solicited.
 HAMMOND & co. April 2s no33 if
The Arkansas banner., 1847-12-06
~GDEMu-M.s

NTE have jBsi pubiish~d. and .lI be ready tr W deliver on "Wednesday Bex,, pamphlet ef n pages, octave: Containing fist of FoEisitrd Lands subject to be donated l. actual settlers. under al act of the General Assembly of he State of Arsan- sas entitled tn act to oaa;e to actual settlers tho right o he State 10 certain forfeited lands approy ed 23r December, lSio and oiheg aeis snppsen.ea- t3ry thereto.
 Prepared al he Auditors Oaice
 Having beea 3; considerable expense ia issuing an edition of this pamphlet, have thought proper 10 secure a copyright.
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