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Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-13

A MAMMOTH OHloS.--A Mr.. John ASHER, in
Indian. has an onion now growing, which has
boon in his garden seven years. and has produced
seedevery year. j! is three fee, in circumference
and has now twenty hen ds on it.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-13

G-Lato intelligence from Gen. Taylor states
that he will establish his head quarters at Mata-
moras by the Iaih November, near The scenes OF
his early glory.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-13

o. Capt. Meares' company of Arkansas Cav
ulry, was stationed Paomas Pass, on the 9th
Sept Capt. Enyari's company of Mounted Cum
men at Monterey tho same date.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-13

kNIGHTLY VALoR. During the last fights rcar
Mexico, portion of Santa Auna's cavalry thai
had beensrrpulscd by NJ. i. Sumner, and Ina, ina
been repri'nnnied by their Chief. and wishing to
distinguish themselves, individually. fell in with
troop of American cavalry, when the following
incident occurred, as related by army cores
pondent
Accordingly. Mexican came.to the front,
DrandishIng his lance as challenge TO single COM
oat. AS quickly as il was understood. the chu-
icnge was accepted. aud Sergeant adva need TO
i'lrn and despatched him in less time Than is spent
III referringio it. An officer and soldier then ap
pr"achcd. Diminishing .lieir arms, when Captain
Hardy advanced to them at full Speed but the .
thinking discretion the better par, of vaIor retired
to The rear of The lines, remaining, pparen.y
well satisfied with their experience, OF Tho dra-
goons."
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-13
LAND SALES IN ARKANSAS.

The attention Of our readers is called to the
Proclamation of the President of the U. Siates
In another column, announcing that sales Of the
Public Linds, will take place at The several Land
Offices in Ibis state, at the following times, viz:
AT Fayetteville, the 7Ih February next
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-13

Ellugh L. French has be appointed by the
Executive of Mississippi to be Adjuanl General
of Mississippi. in place of Whey P. Harris, re-
signed.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-13

0EThe Hon. tlENaY A. WISE, late Minister to
BrazeI, returned to Washington City, on the 18th
uIt. On The same day he had an interview with
the President.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-13

OF The American vessels in Liverpooi were
decked out with figs and streamers in hopor OF
The victories gained by Gen. Scott.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-13

q @The River has risen abcu; four feet, during
the past week; and from The character OF The wea-
ther we have had, and still Continue to have we
mny expect continued swelling Of the river this
'a, until 1t resu,es its usual navigabc condition.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-13

TCap,nin Joe Harrison has n squash, raised
in garden at Todd's Fork, which weighs seven.
sy.fve pounds. We should like to zee it.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-13

TERMS.-Il paid within three months after sub
scribng, 81 so. At any time, thereafter. SO per
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-13

0rSome of the eastern Democratic papers ad-
wise that tho Democrat: National convention
should be held on The 4h of JulY.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-13

What has become Of The Peace Party in Mexi.
co!-Pennsy/rnnin Inguirer..
Query! What has become of III eace Par.
ty in Pennsylranin7 Skunk.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-13

HGovernpr Brown of Mississippi, is out with
strong appea, 20 tho citizens of the State. urging
an inmedIate response to tho recent call of the
Executive of the United States fof a battalion of
riflomen.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-13

Persons claiming presumption any of the
lands to be offered, notified to establish their
claims, "belore tie day appointed for he COM
nencsaent of the public sales Of the lands EN-.
bracing the tract claimed, otherwise such claim
will be forfeited"
No lands in Crawford county are offered for
sale on his occasion.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-13

0TThe citizens of Natchez, MiSssissiPP'
tend presenting a sword 10 Gen. QUITMAN
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-13
I Brig. Gen. Gushing

W. W. IT. UN ' TS, 4. Y. D. Z.
The Arco- Iris of the 9th inst. speaks of the
extensive preparations making at Vorgara TO dcs-
patch train. 1t says there more than 1000
troops there, of all arms. Their number leads
the editor to con lecture that Gen. Patterson has
IN view an expedition against State not hilIl-
erto invaded by American arms, instead of rein
forcing Gen. Scott.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-13

ELEGANT FURSITURE-We have frequently
dropped into England g. DOughersy's Furniture
Wareroom, and with great pleasure, surveyed
the collection Of fine furniture these gentlemen
have on hand for sale, and arc making TO order
They keep their stock up by supplies from East
cities, with the products of their own skill ami
industry. Here will be found every style and
quality of fhrniture--Aiahogony. Walnut, Bois d.
Arc and Cherry-Sideboards Bureaus, Sofas.
Luung"s, Bedstcads, Chairs and Bookcases. Any
kind OF furniture can DO procured here fur
nisled at short notice by these ski,fu mechanics.
1t is credit 10 our thriving sowf5, that con-
tain within lis limits such Il fine establishment.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-13
ORDERS NO. 80.
HEADQUARTERS, VERA CRUZ. D
October l5, 1917

The following named men of companies--,--,
lSt Regiment Massachusetts Inflnlry. being in
corIiglby mutlnous and iusubordinaie, will of
course, prove towards in the hour of danger, and
they cannot be permitted 10 march with this COL
umn of the army. They arc dsarmed and de-
tached from The regiment. and will report to Bre-
vet Major Blcchus for such duty in the castle of
San Juan de UIoa, as may be performed by sold
lcrs who are found unworthy to carry arms, and
are disgrace and nuisance to tho army.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-13

-0S-A Lady attempted to steal a-braceIct from
sseFekeePer up town Yesterday. When detected
she threw the rlicIc the counter and depar ted,
greatly displesssd with the nnerchant.--Er
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-13
THOMAS CHlLDS. Col. u. s. Army

OlvII aud NIIl1ry GOvcrnOr.
There appears To have been difficulty in
the Massacha setts Regiment, judging from the
following order issued by Gen. Cushing. We
have letters in the mail, (Which was not distrib-
uied last night.) which we presume will throw
some light on the affair.
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itiiicn, Icllten ee I'M 9eodhtni6 baltsm eab
inbem (te b,e(es tbun, (te ibren uusiprutb su
SunIten BON 6rm. Yolf's spolitif nno W2aBs
reseln tbun, uno ibm uno lsinsr eatale IN
ibren ltnsereettiafeitsn unp SewaltanmaBun'
aen einen sutsn Scrtsans rpanfben. lDenn
ftc Is tbun, perben fte ale ietne Sbritte bll'
lisen, Die sr Bel bem msritaniIhen Srieae sc
than bat; fonobl bas OlarI6lren Der Osr.
Staatsn 9rnppen BON Corpus ebriltl nab
Dem Nio 8rance, ais feline Semnbun9en, 1e'
ne tapfern Scfeblsbaber, Seott II. ( q "
for, Al entsbren, baburtb, paB er einen
Stutens Sitter gum ,,Ssneral: sieutenant"
aber ibre 6dapter ernannte 2Senn lte es
tbun, iperpen 1te Den sro6en Setrua rpe'
aen Der 3arif Sra9s, pobur6 6r. spclt pers
ttoblsner weiIr CUR Seipalt selanat it, retbt:
fsrtissn uno blaiaen 3Benn (te fur Stbnnt
iiimmen. rperpen fte cine Nominitratlcn III
terttdsen unb aufre6t balteL rpeltbe elnen
Gar auf 9bes nno Saffee anemp
foblen bat - 70 ,pis Den llnteriebastammsr'
Dlan-oie Ssrwifeluus oes $ances III cine
SlaticnaIbulr-cie Setaruna bon 3eltun:
gen, &c. &c. 1Bir Iaaen, paB Nae, ipelcte gee
penten fir Sbune III ttlmmeh icllten ptcis
Oin9e in @epitbtnlB baIten. 4bacleben non
ieinem Manasl al ben erforoer!lcbrn Sdblas
tciten abasisbsn oapon, oab er feline ernen
nuns purtb Die Nanpe isiner Il inter- a l.
ter erbiclt; atasieben y. Dem Setradbt, pab
er Geb tsinabs feline san5e setene.cit al Der
6tfsntlitben Srippe senabrt bat oa6 CT tpahr:
Ihcinlib cin blolss Bert5eus IN oen
6dncsn BON mcbr llirlaen, perocrbenen nnc
psrihmisten O7diiern 1T, unp caB cas QBobl
pe6 Staate Iaut cine 1uefeauns oes Staatss
@talee verlanat; 1T feline Sertincuua init
6srrn DrIf uto Gelne Sllliauna unc Inter:
ithsuns BON ceiIsn Ipmlulitration binreihenb
lbn Su psrurtbsilen. 9olf BON DcnnlpIpas
nlcn, UCrbdlt cieles Ittb nitbt alio ? Sstt ell
re Antwort cureb bic Stlmmtalten-ts5enaet
oa cure O1sinuns pon pcIt unp Icinen Wfab
re9eln. 5. Sclfsfreuno.
Dpfer oes Krieses Gin ssnneiFs &s:
9ismsnt mslds6 pOr sinsm Sabre 900 Wanr
ltarf nad Msrlfc morfbirts 1T firjlib au
fsinsm S2sjmws9s in gsu Orlsans an9e fcinen
araps nod $50 Wann fart. itnp ali
Optsr css Srie9sS 9efausn, surb Srantbslt II
bon ben merifanifbsn Su9sln.
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-pureb pen gbr,p. g. r. spauli, ain 1ftcn
Suni 5srr Ntrabam 9rep, init Dllb snep
.Sa6ert, bsioe BON Scbupltll gauntp.
-pureb oen Gbrw. wm pauli, am 1ften
Suni, 5err $spi 8snltnser, init OsiB Stebst:
ia &elbner, pon Gumru. -5err pelnrleb
Serns. mt OliB gltabetb 6erltein, y. Bern.
-burtb cen gbr,p. Saecb DliIler, am On.
Suui, 5srr gtcrbart Sabrt, nit W1lB Caro-
lima gpls, beipe BON Neapin9.
-purtb zen gbr,p 8. llIrid, am 5. 5u
ni 6err Ssrad Nistb, BON Olaricn, nit
W1iB Inna SiIbsr. BON 9ulpebofsn. Dew
lDm. 8erser, bon Sbuplfil Co., nit Wl't
Nesina Shle6mah Don Bethel.
-oureb ben gbrw. 9b. 8. >sintatb, ami
Olal, 5err uoam Srshtr nit Wl.b gatbarl
ia Batteiser, bsioe aus Der Sldhe BON Bern
piue. --am 23iten, 6crr Daniel eteL mi
Mi6 Cara Srsus, teios BON suIpebofsn.
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Gin meine beutitben Sreuuoe uno
0TttbllrQer.

Der llntsrNibnets bat tb in Ybitaoslpbia
ols praftfbsr gtrSt nisbsr9elafen uno bietst feis
nen rsfp. Ottbhr9srn feline 9lenIfe jur Joellun9
bon allen &ranfDsitsn, bslcnosrs absr ron Sn9s
triiiti9fsit NusHbruna, ma9enlbwdbs, Saub
bsit falsnbe Sucbr SlteIn, Gslbiubt, Olas
9snlsitsn, 5otmcrrDoibtn, Yopo9ra, Sbsuna'
tsmus, Sfroftln uno alien psrfbetenen Sauts
franfbsitsn, alien nsrptfn Nnfdllen uno Oiens
lfruatonslsiosn an.
Sur feline Slbtisfsit bhr9t feline felt lan9sn
Sabrsn in oisier Staot betrebene, teDr aus9es
cebnte Yraris, unb iperben defenders neu an9es
fcmmsns 9sutltbs mcbltbun, ibn ;u9sbraubsn,
pa sr AUDI in Der Sebanplun9 Der paDreno Der
Sssfabrt franf Aemorrensn psricnen unb Der
purb bas bis1i9s &lma r9sbratbtsnRrant'
Dstsn fsbr erfabren 1T, cenn CT III elmer Der aIS
tefen csutlhen 9oftoren in bsr Staot unp mar
ldbon untsr Napclson's Sabnsn NrSt, mas lbm
alio 9smib lsDr psIs @rfabrun9 psrlbaft bat
9sbeime &ranfbsitsn msrcen in ment9sn Sa9en
cbns ale 2(nmsnbun9 non Nue6itlber pclltdn'
big ssDsilt. Or. u. :. Danoersliee,
[aus coaanb.
OEr9r U. .. 8anosrsIics pirb pom BIZ
l5tsn ndtblfsn Sult fdb in &saoin9 aufboltsr
unb i'm :, ,,QGaibin9tcn Soouie," Dem @iienbabn
Depot 9sasnlbsr, lc9irsn, 100 ct bsret fem rprl
ben Qsipsnpsn in fslnsm SADIE ;u bisnsn UNI
nit 8sr9n,i9sn &ranfsn aller Art unsnt9slolid
dritlitbsn Natb ertbeilen Wiro.
Suni IS 3m.
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9 t q + B..

--am IS. Wal, in 5eiosIbera, Saeob Ssb;
len, i'm 8ltten Sabre fcines ultsrs.
-am l5tsn, i'll Samaqua Nbratam, Sobn
bet Dittpe Sulpnsr, i'm 9. &ebensjatre.
GIN Ia. WlaL in Scipio gapusa gauns
tp, 81. o., am ID. Olai, 5sinricb Spensler,
frhbsr BON Berfs gauntp, i'm 77fsn Sabre.
-am q. Suni, in 6eicelter@ Sohannss
Slcpp, i'm 2lltcr bon 69 Sabren, 8 Deonatsn
uno 25 Saacn.
--am 30. W1ai, in @snter, gatbarlna ese,
Sattiu pcn Salomcn gas, in AZ. Sabre.
GIN 81. Mai, i'll Srin,pitlb, Serplnanr
@tciser, i'm 29fsn &ebeneiabre.
Am 90. Wlai, in Sprone 3annIhip, u
BANS Co., spa, Sobann &ic6, Fem. Elm Sol
Dat Der 8erclution, i'm 92iten Htenslabrs.
-am Samita9 @bsnc, in eisisr Staet s.
Srsp, Sbumabsrmsi(fsr, stna so Sabr alt.
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SrOcflte0nter.
2lu6oerfanf gum glnFaufsprelle

2luSDerfant gum GtntanfSpretle!
Die llntrfbristsnsn baten itb sntfbIpisu
br @slbaft fobalo ale m6slib 81 ibliessn
bietsn nun ibren 8Orratb ron @utsrn jum9ers
fauf an, sum Einfaufspreifs uno inesn
Iis bic pslsn Ss9lnifi9un9sn, Die ite bon ibrsn
Srsunosn unb Sunosn srbsltsn, eanfbar ans
srfsnnsn, m6bten fie adDtunsspca um Sortists
suns Der CUNT bitten, fir eins furH 3eit.--
gle m6bten stsnfals gang srnf!ib 9iejenissn
pslhe ibnsn nod fbuIbi9 iinS sriutsn ibrt
&sbnun9sn in m69libit firseifer 3sit ab5ufst'
tsIn, msil elmer BON ber Sirma nab YbiIacsls
pbia su ;lebsn bsabiibtst.
O'Srisn uno Kai9uel.
%. 9. 2anS>Raufeuts itnb beicnbsrs sns
aslaesn anSurufen, um Nt su iberyussn, baB
lis um foldbe 4rsfs faufsn fonnsn, bic unftb'
bar befriebiasno isin mIfisn.
Geaoina, SUM 8. bp.
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GeleuibQfts 2luh6lun0.

Die Dor &urSm besonnsns gslsafbaft bon
Dewalt Sieber unO DiIliam Gall, gum
Sstrsb tsS SaubcISs [lumber] Sanests, it
am lifen SUM 1847 aufsscst pprbem ba Der
lInterfbrisbsns freiwlli9 aus Dem 9stbdft gee
trsten 1T uno baber nab bsism nidtS msbr
NIT esmfslben Su tbun bat. Ollie Scrbsrunssn
an Die 9soabte 8irma miftn an 9Biuiam @aa
singefanot meroen, Der bas @efbaft auf ei9sne
Sano fOrtbstrebt. Demalt Sieber.
Neabna, Tuni 8. 3m.
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SSprichlG0c.

8crfbldse perben merbsn pon Den untert
fbrisbsnem Mit9liebsrn Der Strassns@ cmmits
teen BON Der Sitp Gsaon9, an9snommsm bic
Mttmcb Den l6. SUM, fir tas @raoirsn unp
@rdpsln csr Sin9emanifrass BON Der tshffsn
bs sur abtsn Der finftsn, ron Der qaursl bio
sur Sanaltrass, Der Sprucefrass bon Der St.
Bis sur 4tsn, Der Sorpentsr Nusn BON @bsss
nut bi5 Sprueeifrase, uno fir bic Nnfrti9uns
zines runosn 9urblalsrS, [Gsmsrs] pon finf
8ub Durbnei1er, purb bic mafbin9tonifrass,
in Der 2ten, per Tus, 9lsibyit9 BON Safitsiu
ODER Stsinsn. Eibaro Boone,
Jobn Earab,
philip Miller,
Samuel Srees,
waIbinst. Sroofman.
Nsabing, SUM g. 2m.
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ybllaoelpbier 8ieb- Wtarft.
llnipn 0ishhpf, II,

llnlOn VRbBot II. SUM I547.
SIN Osarfte parsn 1860 Stid SblabtsSbs
fen, msiif pom sEsitsn, 45O fir 9isu OUrf nit
ein9sIbloNn, 220 Subs unb &dlbsr $50
S6weins unb 1850 Sbaafs uno Gdmmsr.
Yreifs.-Sb Sblabtobfsn rparen in iblebter
Habfrass 81 Sc bis $78 Die 100 pfuno; 70
blisbsn iibris. Rabs uno Sdlber--Wilbfibs
psrfauftsn su $1s bis 30, Sprin9srs Ss12 bs
25 uno trofns &ibe 81 81 bis IL. Sbmsine
murtsn psrfauft ;u Sc bi6 bic 100 pfuno
Sbaafs psrfauften Su ST. bis A uno aammss
su 81 bis 81 jeosS.
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g b ar5e Gtfe.

grpi Dcppry, @i9arrsnmabsr in &cbrerss
bnrN untsribrisb i'm Ssrbit l84O fur ben
"Sscbabtsr" uno srbslt bsnislben 6 Sabre,
Wsl uns elmer isinsr Sreunre perli6erts eaB
CT sbrlb bs;oblsn milrce, ba cieS absr auf msbs
rsrs 0nfcrpsrun9sn nbt 9tibab, 70 baItsn mir
i'm fir einsn mblsbten Suncsn" uno BADEN
Isinsn Nomsn an9lt pcn unisrsr Qlts 9eitri:
den. @r fbuleet uns SO 90.
IGnrtIp h,,nn fnfat
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QSDblfeil Az Derfaufen {:

Gin aassmeines NGertcmsnt BON Sbreiner
~erP3eu9en, bcttebeEo aus 9psar II. Sae'
lon's beribmtsn panncls uno gip. @aasn,
Sobsln' Ssatty Mei6eIn, Seilsn, subsiisrH
nno eliernen 38inesln. -gbenfaIe ein sro'
Per Scrratb Saumaterialisn, Sarten, Oels,
Slae, Sirni6 &C. Sranflin Miller,
am altcn StGuc per 5errsn Gfert.
Neacins, Suni IS. SIN.
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S6erifs<0 0onDibaten.
In Die freien unD unabhan9lSen
timnafbcr pOn Serf6 @anntn.

S7itbirscr !-0a itb bel elmer frabern @es
lesenbsit Die Gbre scbabt bate. euh pabreno
prsi Sabrsn ais "S beriH' rrn Ssrte
gauntp ~ pisusn, 70 fhbe tb mid peran'
la6t, mid wsosrum ais ganoibat bel tcms
mencer wabl au5ubietsn. Stb erluebe sutb
caber atbtunsspcll I'm cure Gtimmen, uno
pcrcc, penn erpiblt, pcn pfletten res Inns
tee, ,pie ieb MIDI fbmsble baB es prrhtn ss'
Gebcbcn 1T, CUR 3ufrleosnbst ces putllfnms
uahtcmmen. gusr Oiitbnraer
Scinrib SinfLy.
c5uni Is. bW.
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9lm neuen GiIenrpearensS Stobr.

gfs oer penn nnb 4ten StraBs, ftnost man
elm prahtDolIes Enforcement BON Spie9eln
init persoloen umo Waabascnp Nabmen, Gin
fhbnes 4GortsmentDaitere, brittania Daa;
rem, brittania $6Helu, Wle6ern unb 8ateln,
amerifanfetsn SafmeGsrn, srrBcn nno tIeis
neu Seheeren ,c. &c. bic pcbfcilsr perfauft
merpem ais al irssno einem anbern 9tobr
in ter Staot bel Sranflin MILLER.
5ausum's wirtbsbanie Sessnlbsr.
Heabins, Suai Is. Sn,.
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SapIor, cJrpin mb pattDn,

Cine psrta9te 8sriammIun9 Der Srsunos uon
Taylor Jrpin uno patton, nro 9sbalten
spsroen am ''Rough and Ready House," GEE
baltsn bon Capt. Scfspb Srelsfpro, nabs bsln'
&saoinssr Depot am ndbfsn 9onnsrlfa9 "
bsno ben II. 9isis5, osim 9unfslwerSen, um
Die nttbi9sn 9crfsbrunssn Su trsfsn fur Ole
8sier bts naBsn Sabresta9es Der amsrIfanlibsn
llnabbdn9i9fsit, auf Der cSnfsl. Die eSb'9s
ron Neacn9 uno bic Srsunes bon "GapIor'
Srpin uno Yatton" hbsrbaupt fnS abtun9s'
pca ein9eIaeen beijupobnsn.
SUM Is. Ciele 1Obi9B.
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Sua0tz Sci.

Scrshslietes reinfhmefenSes SalatsOel,
prn Der allerbe,ten Qualitat teGer als es jes
,upcr bier perfauft rporpen, GO eben erbaltel
ano biIis 3u psrfsufsn i'll oem wcblfsiIsa
Drug. 9tobr bon
Or. Jaeeb I. n1ariball.
Neapins, SIni /. tt.
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an Ole unobbonsigen Stlmmgeber
Don Serfs Geunty.
N)1lttirssr !-2luf Iniuiten piecr Srsuns
be bin eb bsncssn woroen MIDI enrsr Ssahs
tun9 ais ein
Sanbibat fir bas Stberiff 5 Stmt
be, fommcnpsr Isabl anSutlsten. Scllte i'd
70 slhfIib icln 3u senanntem Nmte ermablt
su merren, 70 perpfihte it mieb bic Otlles
asnbeitsn prdtlten init sreue nnp llnpartsl;
Iitfrit aus5uilten.
gusr ersetener Siener uno Mlitthrser,
2loam Qcig.
glIab 9aunGhip, Hpril IS. blS.
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SglA coppcl uup sinlauise Slinten,
SSV Sebrcts mp Sasotaletsn, pulbsrbors
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mag, Don Dem Organ 5u waIbinatcn auspo'
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FEATHERS-Duty25pr ct ad val.
American, Geese lib. - % q - 80
FISH
Duty on Foreign caught, 20 per cent
and when home-caught are exported,
a drawback equal in amount 10 the
duty paid on the foreign salt with which
they were cured, shall be allowed.
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Duty, n, 5 pct cent; b, 10 per cent; c, IS
per cent; T, 90 per cent; c, 30 pei cent
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woodbury. 30 per cent.

YELLOW METAL Aeaihing.
Taunton manuf.. lib. - 30 -
ZINC-Duty per cent. ad val.
Rolled. ....... lib. - s a 81
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BALTIMORE BANKS.

Omen at O'Clock, A. NJ. and close at 8
P. M The dtscountdays are:
UnionBk ofM lryland-Mond. & Thurs.
Bank 1fBaltim1rc-Tuesday& Friday.
Farm ers' & p lanters Mond. & Thurs.
franklin Bank Monday.
Merchants Tuesday and Friday.
Marine-Friday.
Mechanics w Wednesday s. Saturday.
Farmers & Merchants Mon. & Thurs.
Western-Tuesday and Friday.
Commercials Farmers'-Tues. & Fri /.
Chcsapeake-Tuesday.
Baltimore Savings-every day.
F. P. Savings Institution Tues s. Fri.