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Closing OF the Religious Anniversaries.

The Reformed Dutch Church. Lafa yette Place. was
densey crowded last evening by fashionable congrc-
CATION who ocked forward hear the discourse of the
Rrv Dr. TYSG on the {" importance Of the Sabbath in
preparation for Heaven After the services DR. T
CONNIE need his discourse by calling the attention of
the congregation to the first verses in the 56h
chapter OF Isaiah In the ethereal world the stars
a record Of the past. and beacon for the future
These stars proclaimed the glory Of God-they were
witnesses Of the Interchangeable fidelity Of God-these
lights in the heavens for signs and for seasons
and for yearsprceiscly such, the revolutions in
the Gospel a." Go ye and teach all nations-and behold
I am with you all days even to the contamination of
the wordu SO saith the Lord The institution of the
sacred Sabbath just like this II bound together
the Alpha and the Omega Of the old and the new
world The great end of the Sabbath rest IL COM
mcmorated the rest Of the Creator at tho end
IL forcshadowed that rest which is to be found with
God; aud, as for sixty centuries 1t COMMUNICATED
the of II also foroold that rest promised from
on high II the sceptre of his majesty that extend
ed to man. II also the security promised by God
that they may have strong consolation In the redemp-
ton Of To reject the Sabbath the refusal Of
every thing by for the salvation of his soul In
its con nexion with the future directed to consider
IL in regard to the past In the sacred Scriptures
ferred TO- this has relation TO the future ID Is the
guage of promise for the future God speaks Of IL as
regards the future; and, however may despsc IT,
God proclaims the rest with which he Is 10 reward
them. lie promises them rest and happiness and then
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CITY TRADE REPORT.


The Flour market owing to increased arrivals wasless
firm, and sales made at slight decline, compared
with previous rates. Wheat remained inactive There
buyers good Genesee terms below the views
of sellers. Corn continued firm owing to light sup
plies and sales made at full prices Meal CONT
nued in steady demand at full prices Rye less
tive and sales made at slight reduction on previous
rates Oats were less firm, and sales were making on
lcarn by telegraph that Flour and Grain in fair
request at steady prices By report from Baltimore,
it will be that there change of moment in
that market 1t will be that the receipts by canal
at Albany light and that Flour sold at fair prices
while Corn in good demand. In this market Pork
sold at steady prices while there was change Of
steady, with considerable sales of sugar, without
teria change in prices moderate business done
the appropriate heads.
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Foreign Markets.

MArANxAs, May 8, 184S.-A ship chartered for part
Of cargo at Havana, to lay to fill up, with clause
stop at Cowes for from the Baltic at e. 1Ss Cd
twenty-five days for Europe, and many ships have
cleared out for the Guph, whilst many remain
count of having to pay their port charges Az Havana
there the first, twenty-sx ships waiting that
would average twenty-five hundred boxes each. On
account of the brought by the English steamer,
which arrived at Havana on the 2Sth ut business is
ut perfect stand. Ships the berth for Eu-
rope are laying dsmurrage and in some the
prospect is that they will be discharged rather than
risk the danger of trouble in Europe.
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Rasse myers Arrival.

LIVER roorScamshp Cambra-For IIalifx-,essrs Thomas
drasse Thomas Kenny Carruthers Lowden, Gmour Cir
Richie ousan For Now York-Mr Brown Mrs Brown,
Mr. Schenck, Mrs Schenok Mr. Nioos, Nco Browns
children and and chdrcn Miss Rosna Skier
rct Miss Emma Skcctt Mr. Ovcrman Mrs Overnan cvey
Mrs Kevey Miss boxer Mr. Kckhocfe Joseph II
q Durvicr Hartman Philips Jnrnc Bonngcr X Curwcn
Mitchell VIM swain Geo Kruger, VIM Whiteord. Dent
John Paterson, VIM Wilson, Alexander Rev Ramsey
Young SLIDER Chas Roth, Burre Martin Brown George
Castle Sim. David Gilmour Garner Wilson, James John
Rhoads Mrs Ieycys female Enton MAXWELL Mr. Castle
male servant Mr. George Skorrtt Master Geo Scrret Mr. Browns
New York-Mr Dean j Melledge.
WuAMroA-Bark Saxonville-S Rsley; q u Cartwright
ARANndA-IIark IIopeA GoodnE X joy Ret yes; and
In the socragc,
MAnsgirLrs-shp Sarah ArsllaM Vida, lady, child
two servants - :
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Miss Meadows, an actress of the St Charles theatre
has before ofthc New Orleans courts a petition
divorce from Mr.. Proctor, to whom she was recently
married The plaintiff AYERS in her petition that
cordng to agreement, she to be considered vito
only In name-that Proctor was to claim none of his
maritM rights &c IL turned out however that after
the ceremony. he attempted to break the bond and
hence the application for divorce The Court granted
the petition, and allowed Kate Meadows S1s week ar
alimony Mobile Herald and Tribune.
Col. William Chambers, aged 81 years, died at St.
Louis. Missouri, the I'd inst.
The storm of last night broke down the wires in
mary places, and all communication with New York
and the South through this medium, will be cut of
Tor several days to come Boston Trans, lin ins.
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Nomination OF C0nsuls COnfirmcd-Attemp
to Fire the Dwelling OF Mrs. Madison.

WASHINGTON, Way
The Senate has confirmed the nomination Of John
Griswold Esq, of New York as United States Consul
for the port Of Shanghai China in place of Caleb Lyon
Esq, resigned. and also the nomination of Horato
Spraguc the United States Consul ut Gibraltar vice
- Sprague, deceased
daring attempt made to fire the dwelling of
Mrs Madison. fortunately the flames were arrested
with but trhng damage.
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5Wa Nus1W ElxeTssM N tAANeu. S1Ae tss
ITALIA Of these elUstohs are WY eNrseus - Ar %
known. We have sMly Ne SAtssal vstasAs Of raSih
--and they are a. follows -
Estimated number Of voters. ,.,,....... 100000
Aamber Of votes actually taken. 100000
Estimate of the votes given to tho Lamartine
party or moderate republicans ........ 10000
Estimate of votes given to the Rollin and Blanc
party or socialist ................. 3OoVo
These estimates are predicated on the actual
returns from several sections, or districts. Paris
is divided into twelve wards (a,rondissemenfs),
and these again into two hundred and eighty Sec
tions or districts, as we call them. Each district
took generally less than 1000 votes. This minute
division of the city of Paris into Districts caused
the quiet and calmness with which the election
was conducted The elections in New York are
conducted on the same plan, which generally pro-
duces the same quiet aspect. The whole business
is begun and ended in one day in this city-and in
two days in Paris.
These are the election facts in Paris, and they
probably alike throughout France. They give
us a high opinion already of the practical capacity
of the French people for conducting their republic.
They must have arranged these matters on the
experience of the United States. Again, the re-
suits show a very full vote, and great political
excitement in contradiction to the grossly false
statements of the English press which asserts that
no interest was taken in them. Indeed, the pro-
portion of actual votes taken in Paris to the popu-
lation, is greater than was ever taken in New
York. The total defeat of the socialists is good
omen of permanency. Success to the French
republic
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Per Cambria
Antwerpen Gnears do 2ih Transit Smith navana 28d Yer
XIoNcaAs ROADS April lS~Arr rautee Marston from zant
Bssroi, April a~In the Roads, Broad Oak, Motas fol-
BarNns .rri, 2l-A ar Madison Forster Richmond Va
BRrMEnnAvEy, April a-Arr John Carver Nichols Ham
New York; fsm e'f R %
ema1 and M basse%ann mm New York; y Hudson mo
:en philadelphia Greene Phiadspha TO- De Hards New
York Fran1ska l Ia l do; Orion swart. do
this port eaky bound from Port Talbot for Boston
which p" to port eay from carG Hfc for Boston has %
paired damages and cleared this day
FEB Pontas Parker RSso I Seoe
aett iiowe do March 5th ar Sheffield Getting BOSTON, via
GowEs April PAR Atti Kendall Havana Sid 2ed Sarah,
cTxIIAvsS April 2sArr Flora Colo Havana Sid stl EN-.
April iS~David Grant Duschar from Cork for
Boston
CORR April GAR IIcrssa Baxter. Norfolk 22d, Erin
bucket Boston 2ith Gov Davis Upton, Peru Wheeler do
a Middleton 3d. @ louisa carsnsr do h %an %as
onari Boston, Brazil Packet Sharp do 't Martha Middle
DXsrzIc April 2i-orculcs Mailman Mcneil for New York
an FROM "v Tor New Orleans ~ America sop p
from New Orleans for Goenbug - Miles Jacobs New York.
DIAL April Authorization Flitnor from Now Orleans for St
from ii" and sailed for New York H. New York. Kemp New
Orleans Sid, April %. Garland, Grove, New York.
DuaIv April 26-Sd Enterprise Lyons, New York % Sir
Jane, Mcdonald Dunn do; o. Industry, Stevens do p Lord
Asurton, do.
DgscrySrs April ssIatildo nO, from Antwerp and sid
for New York.
ESoRE April 15-Jorsen Back List Charleston for Stettn
FALxouri April 2l-sailed Roger sheymau, Gaskins New
York
FLvsISc, April 2o-saed Mahildc, Bogs, New York syl-
pden GARNER do land put into Plymouth the 2th leak
ing y Adcplicd JurYcnsen, do; Anna, Vessels, do.
April GAR Allan Kerr Gray SavannahSailed
g. Elizabeth Lwrancc Now York. Mary Norris Daggot do
~, Clutha, Fowler, do
GALWAY, Arm sid Alice, Mckay, Boston
GiBRALTAR, April l5Ar Cbusan, jenkins, Palermo. Cid,
\ IIallowe, Darling. Boston.
GLASGOW, April 2t-Arr Adam Carr Craig NewYork
GorrENBuRG, April lSArr Thracian, Rogers, NewOrcans
HAvRE, April 2l-Ar Nathaniel Thompson, Thompson New
Orleans; 3D. Cairo Chds do I'D Admiral, Wotton York
Severn, Chcevcr Mobile Harvard, Cors New Orleans; 10Th
Mosellc, Somcrly, do; Athens Chase, Mobile
Sailed 18th fremont Taylor New York 2ls Claborn, Gil
christ do Nordcn Reynerston baltimore 3D. Lucy Folans
hoe, New York; 2th Elizabeth Dennson Post do Brothers,
Cadiz 18th, bavaria, Anthony. New York,
Advertised Hector sIencor fr New York Cheshire
Hitchcock for do May 81 Medornsch Chase do, May 81 Alfred
cndeon for do brunswick Ryan for New Orleans Loo
Conway for do, May s.
HAMnoae April 2-A Schools, Thompson Mstsnass Sailed
IIsLvorr April 22Arr I%wrie Weeks New York Mis.s.p'
p Siege baltimore Sailed Odd Zephyr Decy New York Ma
~ Johnston dol 18Th Henry Noycs do ilth Reliance somer'
Now Orleans
Hone KoSo, Fee a-Au cype Dearborn, NewYOrk (sept
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1NEw ORLEANS, May 7-Cotton-Good middling, 5IS
SIC. Sugar-Far 34 SIC. Molasses very dull
Flour-Sales Of choice Illinois and St Louis
made at SIS n SIS 25. Exchanges Transactions limi
ted. May S-Cotton-Saes of 1900 bales middling
made at &c; good at sac. Bacon firm. Other
articles inactive and without change.
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Notice to Our Subscribers.

Our subscribers in the Fifteenth ward requested
to leave their at this Office carrier has
taken charge Of that route in order to have the Herald
served earlier In the morning.
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THE FOREIGN NKws.-We received our foreign
files by the Cambria at an early hour yesterday
morning, by our special messenger. We first, how
ever, received paper of the latest date through
the enterprising express firm of Handen Il Co.,
whose energy is entitled to all praise.
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amounts to $50 the bulk of which is in free goods
the increase in dutiable goods being but $44243 Not
withstan ding the increase in dutiablc imports the
amount of duties this year, Sl3s14 less than for
the week last the average rate Of duty being 2
per cent smaller. The season is far advanced
that the importations will for some time be quite Ii
mted while there is every prospect of experts
ndly Increasing
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ShlDUing Intelligence

NEW ORLEANS May banks Warsaw, New York Louisa
baltimore Cid ships Alciope and Francis Boston, bark
Catharns Templston New York. Alice Boston; Douglass
al
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comparison prices current yesterday with those
ruling at the close Of the previous week. exhibits
improvement in Ohio es Of III per cent Penpsylvanis
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INTELLIGENCE.
Port Of New York, May 10, 1S48.
Arrived.

........ 4 81 NOON ........ 3 SO
SUN SKIS :. ........ 7 09 nigh Water ..... " 7 %
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Arrived.
Shs ss:ss1 sssi E1sss'' @
whale s , cSTusa sna Mars Mars v Es % . 70
BEAM 's ends 'f lay s ao%e
blowing yards - inst ssf ns
S s~ spoke s. p s Sr tS. and S% os
sesrspors hence nc n for Cardenas day. out
Boorman Johnston liz passengers CKuneSslmsn
Ship Sarah Arsia Putnam, Marselles Fob a. Gibraltar
Straits spoke ship Sea Lion from New Orleans for Genoa
Bark Duchess Lane Matannas Nay with sugar and apples
Harrison. Cargo TO Everett & Brown
Fart Sssnys Baxter % Jan e teas
Brig As8qq smith ss rs, 1 IA Grands with mos
boess s,'is Is days with mo..e
master ssh nt, lat lg 81 Ion 81 4 spoke oop war
% ss ss 9'
marines wlk % "a lieutenant acting master Hare mid
Arnold gunner shcfed, Carpenter stephen ssimafer
Brig John Colby Nichols baltimore, days with COAL to Cart.
"rs yig Ndnsrp.s w;ncbsn,aoh N,.,,. a.v,
Brig f%bec Ray Calais 10 days to smith Boynson n0''
cian brig Carolina Corvaro Palermo da days with mdsc
British brig Arcaras Camel Windsor days with plaster
mdss Mae Wilbur srs Pauline d Tfea. T'n
for a No date Int Is 20 Ion Il spoke schr
Brig bono. soupey Matansas April with mdsc Read
British .ch Swift Smith, Halifax IL days with fish to Pradyn
Schr Eicot Cole, Richmond days mdso to johnson
i.ouden.
Schr Brilliant, Hail. Virginia. days
Schr Manchester Tutte Richmond days Alton Paxson
Schr Bergen, Cole Petersburg. days. to Hunter.
Schr Is Slavery, Willis baltimore, 3 dayA
British sc Excelsior, Windsor, (NS) days. with pas.
Schr Pacific. Yates, Norfolk, days to timber Grcc
Schrs G " Purnell and Delaware Berlin days II Ha.
Il Son.
Below.
Packet ship avrc Answorth avrc, April s with mde
Fox & Livingston.
Also, ship and briss.
Sailed.
Ship Aecote St John lNBt barks Fanny Londonderry: Nell
Village st John (NB Naparino Belize; South Ask, st
John; tri9s Margaret Newry Orcila Bangor
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New York, Monnslay. May 10. Is4s.
The Circulation OF the Herald.

May IL Sunday Daily and Extra..... 2l,120 copies.
The publication Of the Herald commenced yester-
day at 80 minutes past O'Clock, and finished At 70
minutes past O'Clock.
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The shipments Of specie by the Steamship America
were reported by the agent Of the line have been
$3.50 and they reported by the custom house at
onlyiS347 645-showng difference Of $1603l4. There
were arrangements no doubt made for shipping the
first named amount, and freight engaged; but from
circumstances which afterwards occurred the last
named all actually put on board.
The value Of merchandise imported into this port
for the ending the 18th instant exclusive of that
sent to the warehouse and the amount of duties paid
the same in each Of the past three years,
annexed -
CnMMrRcE OLE THE PoRr OLE NEW YoRK-WEEKLY
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u, N xssAlne SsaAa N, Asa4ias xAiissaa. NJ SlAss
len y, Sad 1svllas II TssAsxsy Nstsi q per ssss
AsAAsas Msssssss ssaas ", Nsswish sad wstssstss.
W Ess AsllssAA, S,ds WI Este RAilssAd, asw " rass
msss' Loan, X OAatsn o.. vi Asasris caaAi, Y. g.
hank, u, and North American Trust, n.
The exports Of specie from this port during the past
week, have been large: hut the amount reported IL
supposed to be much larger than the actual
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mONUMENT NOTICE.

A |. persons holding monies collected for the : N erection of a aMonnmentin honor of the officers 1aI soldiers, who have faIlen in the Mexican War. are requested by the Monument CornInittee, to pay ever the same without delay. to the Treasurer; and forward Report, or the subscription upon which Inc money was collected, to Col. l.. J. Reardon, Secretary of the Board.
 The above notice is given. because sufficient sum b.s not vet been received by the Treasurer to de- friy the expenses connected with the removal to Arkansas of those who fell at the battle of Bnena Vista. and also because the Committee desires to know the amount that has been raised for Monu- ment purposes. -
 Little Rock, Nov. aitb. '47.
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A CARD.

rI,HE undersigned has been engaged for many
 \ years in the construction of large Sectional Nsp of Arkansas, winch h. intends publishing i0 tar course of tne ensuing year. Hts position as Draftsman in the Surveyor Generals office ef this state, for the last eight years, has given hn the most favorable opportunity of laying down the To- pograPhy of such map as nearly perfect as can b..
 In order 10 ensure the utmost possible correct pess in the position of County Sfa's, r. Offices. and roads, he would respectfully solicit all those F. Masters and others interested In the correct loca- tons of County Seats, who have not sent In the nambers of their respective places, 10 be kind ,uo1gh to d. so al their earliest convenience; and |, all these who have been SO prompt as to favor ht,n viL the necessary information, he herrby tsn- fer. hts sj .cere thanks C. LANGTREE.
 L,.fte Rock, Art's May 30fA ls4s.
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NEW N OR K

ANNEXATION of the doctrine of the Resur r | r+eiiln and other subjects herewith eonnec- tsd by inc Rev ChatIes F. Tarsentine, la'e of the Tennessee. and now of he Arkansas Conference, M C. South
 The above will contain I0o pages, mo.--Price SI,50
 P-r,o1s wishing 10 obtain copy of the first c.ition will do we'll 10 forward their names to the aa hof al Liue Rock, or give thsia 10 any ot. the in-mbers of he Arkansas Conference, of the M. F. C., south.
 Little Rock. Jane 10, lS4S. 40-tf
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urARKAN SAS 6 8 A ~ ~ E R '" puBLIsHED WEEKLY, nv REARDON & GARRETT, THREE DOLLARS A YEAR
 Ty .fDHAEcE.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.


 r,,s scyare oi 10 ilncs, or tess, nrst ahse,non, -, ,s;,.s. and rrrTY CENTS Tor eacn eohunh- ONE ,rsr 1o lines. and not exceeding ID, 10 be Aaee-I, s,nare and half--over l5, and not ex- e1l.-eu sa ,s tro sauares--and ia that proportion ss-sI1,.ser adyeFiisements. (o' ,As ,, ,,srtsenens to be paid for m advance, v 1, 1H ,s.u,ned by some responsible person. or pay nea ;.I;yih.al account at the above rates. "hl" a@ sio and under Sl0O, in one year, dis- enoa''eJ oe Si per cyut. will be made; and when U .,,ts to etG0 or upwards: ih tne same Peslua' inoaa's 'S v, se per cent will be made. No deduc- ''e"ens wilI be made if payment be deferred non S year shall have expired nor will any re. l5et u' hs ,oa8e on legal advertisements, required sy la" 'cc0XTRAcTs 'c 2, BY THE YEAR
 ,.,.x,ssding 10 lines, renewable at plea sfe, Sx" Not t@@~N7 oo q. e e 30 .. $o i. |" Sd. r,;.snspts. or parts thereof, exceeding 10. M s4 s, leo. as the case may be, subject to the ~. - and discounts first mentioned; and no con 'AS' sa ,bass rates for less term than year No iASs @ for occasional omissions and all contracts ,Ss year to be paid in advance.
 STANDING ADVEnTLsEhMEssN;,; sh .ss;,;..., . For 10 lines, or less, S~~" @"uiu
 months, s6 square, v
 ,S .. i5 IF ,n.,,od;nr advertisements will be charged at the 'te,s,,iousd rates, unless contract be made when sr inssrtiou and must be paid for in advance. No % person viii be announced for asy office, either .;,, ,i,,r or county, without the advance payment Poteal circulars will be charged as advertise ll.is. and payment required in advance: Na ,ob win hereafter be delivered 10 any person ,s,,s ubom we have no regular dealings, until paid fer. .h .,..
 insertions desired, otherwise they will De con- ,,ny4d until forbid, and charged accordingly.
 a. No variation will be made from the above rates Single number fthe paper. l2i cents.
 Au letters must be postpaid, or they will not re- ,eiYe any attention
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rrnnoriani pi..eln,len.

Tie s.nertnershir heretofore ssiauns b~.~seH the sahscriar rs, nader inc krIn If ihe Wbg Party is dissevea ny magnal eonsant, the stoek A trasip asd eoods have he-n transferred 10 the Native Aine,icaas, who sili carry the business st tho old slaaJ, un .nf the nsw hfm. For zAls, to uoss toe concern. iasxe sdttiBa Of Corw,as : spesehea Iats aded fes tIs MexasH market, but now sseless-~wiIl make good swapping paper. Alse, the iszt Icter ei AS thy, eoassnsIag ie ssesd fes aaolscr FFeshasniiai hsat; ssssrai boses os wssg yanphle,s.' large aasursanent of Clay s9ag bYpks aud lat of party msesiaery coaai iersbly scet sf erdas IT uss dispsseJ of st pssysss sale, fsJ Ssf 5e rld ct auction oa iiss T tn ol Aovs,ss #. ts tks highest bsdsr.
 DANIEL CooSsKfy
 PETER PROTECTION
 WILMoT PR0Ygs0.
 HARTFORD CONVENTION. .s Phl.a1elgniz Isns 5. iots.
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]. D. Adams 6 Co.

HIVE Iust feceived, per late aFFivaIs i'om NIn- l \ cnniti, l100 hs sugar cured canyassed Hams; 100 '' clear Sides;
 F kegs Lard;
 boxes Sperm Candles;
 !1 Star Candies,
 half bls Butter Crackers;
 Water
 l3 bis. Vinegar. Winch w.A be sold cheap for Cash or Country P.oiace June l3, ISIS.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-05
EBenf0i .y0ficc.

DR McfNTYRE DENTIST, respectfully informs Dh. p,'i,uts an ! The inhabitants of Little Rock. garsll, thlt he will return in about two or three week. when Le Will De glal 10 see those who have f5c5iy9l th- benefit of his practice and those os- s,'nu- 0i ah'aui1g II. Professional appointments Ieii Nih Mr John II kobjnson. merchant. will be Puac,uil.y a, end, to- al the end cf the above pe ned
 June 6, lsIs 39-
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"The Philadelphia Coavenfios hAd ao psineipe the candidate of that convention had 10 pribGipas -wnat right, tsssn, had any whig speaker to pro- sssisn psiaclplss .o then, This question we defy wAiyg@ry to snswsr .''--Spsfek ef fas Haa H. C.56
The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-05
Coffee. Slsgar Ac.

% D'gs R,o coffee, - - Java do; Pepper; Ginger Root, B5ls Tanners Oil; Cyush-d Sugar; Powdered do; Box refined loaf do, " LemOn syrup; {" Black Tea; Chest imperial dc; 7ao Lbs cotton yarn, Acca.ye1 aud flr sal, by
 VIM B WAIT.
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SIGSG. NGU&Ss Al E DICI N ES.
 JUST RECEIVED,

tOR S4LE, WHOLESALE IND RETAIL. %9 ME subscriber iseonstan,ly receiving A.9 \ from New York genuine assortment E oi Drugs, Medicines, CAemieais, Psrfi- &-4 afrp PdiHts, Oils, Dye Stnfs, Sc, SC. li'~ Faltnt Medicines; among which are Dr. Fay i' I. Aa1sam oi Liyerwort; Jaynes' expectorant. I-4a Paeacea; Daliey's pain extractor; Hays and ,rSe' hpiiaent; Lins strengthening plaster; kom- "Sk term,iage; Motfatt's phnnix btters and veg .-le i!ic pills Bartholomew xpeetorani; Sphon's a ueiass oidrdge sbal,a of Columbia for the hair. All ct which viii be sold low foq cash
 DR. K. l.. DODGE.
 Markham street, doors west of the Li''e Rock, ls45. I2-n.
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SavK1 THcrsAsp DotLAns roa tsgI-AS -- Al tbe graaa sneei,ng ,a New York on Thnrwiay syessng week. lh. enosa.oaa of Ssea was sabxx,eed .a h-ip Ireland
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M-A MR MR~

' and ioF sale by WI B WAIT IF"
 ''1- 3lS
The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-05
SUNDRIES,

f u... SUNDRIES, h ns tme brown Sagar b''' Hydranlic Cenent' ,o boS-s Star Candles, n Q'fte3es do do , D., Buckets
 ksoieyed and for sale hy at,,.5 VIM F. WAIT.