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Markets.

New ORLEANS, Oct 14-sPM
The cotton market continues steady, with sales Of
1000 bales. The sales of the week reach 600 bales
The stock of -four first hands small and the market
is held firmly. The sales to- day. 900 barrels Corn
Is also in light supply and market very firm Quota
tions for wheat steady with fair amount Of sales
OF tsllew, so barrels were reported at 7,Ic.
TuscUMBIA, Oct. 10.
There are only &c inches water on Colbert shoals
and falling
NASHVILLE, Oct 10.
Within the past 4S hours the Cumberland has risen
80 inches The cotton market has not yet opened
for the present season. few bales occasionally
sold ranging at from 31aa4c. as per quality.
CINCINNATI, Oct. IL, 1S4s
There has been brisk demand for flour to day for
future delivery, stocks here light. There
SO 81, deliverable at the end Of the month, and 900
at So rs. In the grain market there Is change -
Provisions groceries both without material al
teraton. Sales of whiskey ut 1910. Sales Of cheese
at IA to &c.
PIrrsBUnoH, Oct Ii, 1S4s.
The prices of flour are rather the decline, and
concession on the part Of holders has caused sales at
81 81 to 81 Al. Wheat Is held firmly in the hands Of
disposed to await the next advices from Europe The
weather here is very pleasant.
BUFFALO, Oct 16.
Receipts since Saturday ;-Flour, $1,000 barres
wheat, 10000 bushels; corn $4,000 do. The flour
market opened firm with small sales at 81 bOaS4 82
OF wheat there sales of 1000 bushels Ohio at 93
In corn, the business not large, though quota-
tions remained steady-sales 5000 bushels at soc
Freights advancing, with upward tendenc in
prices. Flour to Albany we quote at 82a84c wheat
17c,; and corn, lao.
ALBANY, Oct. 49,
Receipts by canal since Saturday Flour, 1920
barrels; wheat 060o bushels; corn 10 600 do; barley
20 500 do. Operators in breadstufs waiting for
tie steamer, and consequently there but little
done. Barley sold pretty freely and some % 900
bushels changed hands at 71a74c OF corn 1900 bush
els mixed. sOld Mt 65a66c
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Iarine News.

Bosror, Oct. 16, 1848.
The brig Halifax, Laybold Halifax, N s., 18th inst
arrived this morning, and reports bark T. Ring from
New York for Cork with cargo of grain put into Hal
ifax the 9th, having sprung leak on the 23d ut
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER CHEROKEE. - This
splendid steamship arrived last night from Savan-
nah, having left there Last Thursday morning.
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S''t <ofoo coFeo
The publication Morning Edition Of the Herald
nenced yesterday nc 10 minutes past oclssk and finished at
10 minutes before o'clock the first Afternoon Edition
mepced Il 10 minutes past O'clock and finished ID minutes
before cock the second at o'clock and n he'd Is minutes
past 8 o'clock.
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The Engllsf

The English Steamer.
No tidings of the Britannia at the hour of going
to press. She is now in her seventeenth day.
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FiHr ~ ALnANY.-We learn that the lumber yard Of
Clement Warner, WAS destroyed by Ere Sunday
morning. LOIS $4,000 or $4,000
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The last Balloon Ascension from VauxhnII
GardenDr Morrill, having from disasters of hi.
former Ascension will make bis last aerial tour city
OF "a o'clock the afternoon OF Wednesday next
number Of far,cbues will be taken up aud allowed descend
mysterious and interesting process commences
Knox, the celebrated Fulton street Hat
ter we informed is doing smashing business The
greater the tion the better he ves for the
he furnishes FIRST rate hat OF low price, His store 2S Fulton,
from him the last time" ~
Unredecmed Pledges.-tsentl rs White r
Wear oyercoas and Coak Drss and Frockcoa Pants
Vests There goods have been all purchased for They
are made Of the finest materias in The most fashionable style
The price, youre Five dollar suit store corner OF
Nassau and Beelman streets.
The Cheapest and Best Place In the CITY to
get good Boots shoes and Caters at JONE IA Ann street.
near the American Museum First quality Of French Calf
Boots co. second do, SO 10 TO So Congress Boots from S3 80
TO 81 French Patent leather Boots ST.
Diamond Pointed Gold Pens, II properly
made much cheaper than quill pens We invite
attention Of buyen 60 tho Ricelieu Gold Pens Sold by r.
WATSON co. 10 Wall street They the perfection Colo
Pens and are warranted 10 Ave Gold repaired
Liquid Hair Dyc--The best article In the
market 10 be found at Bachelors No Wall
Broadway IL ia not composed Of nitrate Of silver lime any
thing that can possibly njure the hair skin Country purcha
GERS should examine this they dosre good article.
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From New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. Is, 1885,
The Crescent City has arrived. She left Havana on
the 10th, and encountered terrible hurricane on the
18th She run entirely out Of COAL and experienced
trifing damage. She was brought to the Belize by
tow-boat.
The city is in a state Of great political excitement
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Great Fire In Waterloo.

BUFFALO, Oct 1919 Pm.
most destructive fire visited Waterloo, last
ing, which, before 1t could be subdued, destroyed
nearly the entire village The origin loss, could
NJ
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NEW YORK HERALD.
Corner OF Fulton andN assam st
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR,

pr 81 evs per- aa%gu1 - %okSfSS EfbiffoS !:
H. srsf AFTERN0oN EDITION coz DC had Of the boys,
~ oeik. 2. NJ and the second AFTERNOON EDiT7ONa
THEIrEEKLY HERALD-Epery Saturday 70. eireuio-
Epery steam paekt Day for Esroge@ ersngiien
xeTcr anHun 10 include TIE o,tags IAe Erroed" edition
ALL LISTERS BY rsai for ssSeripligq. With ndrer
sse'neds TO b. post paid or the postage 1 DC d"He" 'o"
oGT5 oNDENcE important
sers solicited from any quarter Of the trorid usef t be
,,,se i r. and esi;o" AZ
prcss TO Be raes plai Sbie manner the proprietor
PRINTING eS Gakigds eIeeut.d beautifully and 10Th de
10 NOTICE taken Of anonyu,On. Communications. Waut
and address q ne ,ere rot neeessary 70, publication eui
Recommendations
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.
PARK THEATRE-FoRTy AND FIrTy-l.A SroGATo-DiA
BILE A. QuArRE-
BowFRY THEATRE, Bowery-PursAn- CAPTAIN STEVENS
-LovE SPELL
BROADWAY THEATRE. Broadway MAnrrAsA-vALrr
DE SHAM.
NATIONAL THEATRE. Chatham square-IvAsHoE-Mr.
Accommodations AND MIsERIEs.
NIBlo's. AsroR PLACE -TIsr WORKS wosDrns-v<svs
IN Arms.
BuRToNs THEATRE Chambers street-Lvcy DID SHAM
AMouR-WANDzRrNG MNsrRELs-NEw YORK IN SLICES.
BROADWAY CIRCUS Spring st-EaursrRIAsIsx &c.
MECHANICS HALL. Broadway, Broome-CHRIsrYs
observation-disclosures SINGING, &c.
SOCIETY LIBRARY-CAnrnrIL's MINsrRrLs.
MINERVA ROOMS TAyLoR's CAMPAIGNS.
MELoDEoN-vmelNIA srRrsApERa
NEW ROOM, $50 Broadwny-PHIosoPrucAL ENTERTAIN.
TABERNACLE-GrRMANIA Music socrrrYs GRAND Con-
CERT.
New York Tuesday, October IL, 1s4s.
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the 6ocks, and Madame Aymar does the character Z
the loving coquette to perfection The brothers lie
In their Oympian and Atlas exercises would have
PR MUM from the Greeks but the little Master
who continues playing tho accordion while vaultin
somerset upon the heels OF Mr. C. Lee, took the
MUM for the night The whole programme In detail
well performed, attes.ed by the repeated ap
plause Of the large auditory.
CURIsTy's MrNsrRELs are keeping the ball moyius
in the most lively stvle Every evening thay hold 1
mass meeting at Mechanics Hail. aud their songs
jokes dances, and various odd ties always
by unanimous vote of the audience to be most axceI
lent: and more than that. they are continually
making new accessions to their already extensive
circle OF admirers. They will bring forward many
song. daring the present week. every evening OF
which they will have splendid concert
CAMPBELL's MINsTRELs. with their large and talent.
ed hand Of performers. making hav whilst the su a
chimes and there IL prospect of their having
long continuance of this sunshine of public favor in
sibe improve every evening in their singing wing
and dancing. IN which latter Luke West so excels :
They are applauded "to the echo" every night and
their new songs chorusses. &C.. all received with
the greatest favor To. night and every night this
week they will give first rate concert
The GERMANIA MUSICAL SOCIETY," will, this even
ing. give concert at the Tabernacle They have al.
ready given four most successful concerts this cit
and the universal opinion expressed by those who have
heard them IT, that they most admirably effective
band They number no less than twenty. four in
their band, and 1t Is really surprising to hear the
IRENE accuracy with which the various inst nts
harmonize. To night they will perform eleven
az Mozart. Donizett Roasini Strauss, sc. The cou-
cert will no doubt he well attended Those who omit
going will lose delightful entertainment.
NM: MIARTENI AND LEvAssnuR. at the New Room
are doing frstrate business in the wav Of aford nQ
delightful amusemsnt to most intelligent citizens
and their families. The exhibition Ia calculated To
amuse all from the small child up to the philosopher
MELopEoN.-Ths we'll regulated house is doing a
ne business. Visitors to this establishment cannot
fail to he pleased with the excellent performa Of
Whites famous band of minstrels
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Ohio Election .

BUFFALO. Oct 10, 1913.
The following is from the Buffalo Express of to-
day -" All but Ottowa Williams, Van Vert and
Paulding counties, give Weller 200 majority They
gave 500 democratic In 1S48 fthis be correct We'll
Ter is elected Governor Of Ohio"
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Marine Affairs.

MAMMOTH SHIP.-Messrs Westervelt and Mckay,
of this city have just laid the keel Of ship
for Robert Kermits Liverpool line of packets which
will surpass in size, build, and equipments every other
sailing vessel yet constructed in the United States
This ship will measure in length 200 feet breadth of
BEAM AN feet depth Of hold % feet, and will carry
1900 tons Of cargo.
LAUNcH.-On Wednesday next, Messrs Barclay &
Townsend have invited US to attend the launch of a
fine bark, of about 400 tons measurement built in
most complete and finished manner for the house of
SiSen ronside, of this city She has attracted the
observation, and the admiration of many, during
her progress to being completed
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City Intelligence.

WING NoMNATIoNs.-The whig convention to nomi-
nate candidates for Recorder Surrogate Register
assembled at the Broadway House, corner Of Grand
street and Broadway, which resulted as follows
LIST Ballot. I'd Ballot Sd BALLOT
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gushed orators and stump speakers, on both sides
are engaged to traverse those States, and sound
the praises of Generals Cass and Taylor. Pro-
,iunciamentos, from committees and conventions
are being scattered about like leaves in autumn /;
and we would not be at all surprised to see the
elections, In those States, more desperately con-
tested than any that have ever taken place there
The friends of Taylor lead the van, in the way of
stump speaking and pronuncidnerto issuing.
TEXAS AND New MEx1co.-One of the imnortant
events OF the day likely to produce an excitement
and 1t may be, lead to some serious consequences.
is the extension of its laws and institutions which
we learn, has just been made by the State of Tex
as, over the northern portions of Mexico lately ac-
CURED by us under the Trist treaty. The govern
or OF Texas, we are credibly informed, has
made the appointment of Judge over the new ter
rtory; and, already, the new fuuctionary by this
time, no doubt, arrived at his post At least, we
are so informed by the st. Louis Republican,
which says, that Judge Beard, holding the appoint
ment fudge of New Mexico, passed through st.
LOUIS, a few days ago, with his family, to enter
upon his office.
This is hasty step, and we rather think pre-
mature one on the part Of the governor of Texas
NO one ever seriously believed that all New Mex
leo, and the vast country comprehended under
that name, was "Texas," or belonged to Texas, a
remote province on the shores of the Gulf Of
Mexico, and far removed, by impossible barriers
and long distances, from these extensive northwest
ern regions tbs true, on paper these vast regions
were represented as bearing the common name Of
Texas; and Mr.. Polk once, we believe, incl
dentally put forth such claim; but no one ever
looked upon it In serious light. Should, how
ever, this bold step, now taken by the governor of
Texas, succeed, the area of slavery will be ex-
panded immensely and such an expansion of the
institution will now take place, as will, according
TO the language and views of Senator Bagby, be
highly beneficial to the slave race.
We are, however, somewhat apprehensive that
this unadvised assertion of jurisdiction will only
tend to exasperate the feelings of certain parties
in the North, and will be means of increasing
their numbers, and of giving greater pungency and
acfimony TO the unhappy dissensons springing out
OF the new tangled creed Of the WIlmot provlso.
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Co,nnissioner's Sale.

TEE STATE oT ARKASsAs,
 PULASKI COUSTy,
 NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that. in pur- N susBce of the provisions ot deed O trust. ex- -cuted by Richard (. Byrd and wife, and William l. Byrd and wife, to the Bank of the State of Ark ansas, on the 22d day of November. A. D. lsi3, on lots numbered one, two, three. foar. five and six. in Block number Two, east of the QaaPaw line, n the city of Little Rock, to secure the payment of their joint executed that day to said Bank, for the sum of thirteen thousand three hundred and six,y-fve dollars. and interest, payable twelve months after date, and the order of the Financial Receiver and Attorney of said Bank, the under signed, Sheriff and Commissioner, will offer for sale at public ou,cry, for cash in hand, to the last and highest bidder thereior at the door of the Court House of PuIsski coun,y, on the l6tA day of Oe:o- kT, A. D. ls4s. (being the first day of the next Oc- tober Tern, of the Pulaski Circuit Court) between he hours of judicial sales, the sad lots numbered l. 2, 3. I, 5. and 6. in Block number Two, East of the Qaapaw line, in the city of Little Rock, togeti- with all the buildings and Improvements situated thereon, being the brick row of stores, ami the Ho- tel called the Franklin House, fronting on the Ar kansas Iiter, al the lower landing.
 A. ]. HCTT,
 Shsr.f and Conaissoasr. 9prl ls lsIs 3Q-N
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2 The oldest Magazine in the United States, com tains monthly sixty pages of reading matter, by the 6rst writers in the country, twelve more than the New York magazines. Two splendid steel engrav- ings, an undeniahie Authentic colored monthly Fashion plate, Model Cottages and Churches, Chochet Work, and other matters, for the Ladies, all illustrated and we'll explained, &e-, &e. Price for one year, which includes the Lady's Dol lar Newspaper. making three publications in one month, s OO Two copies without the Ladys Dollar
 Newspaper, ~ Five copies with one to the person sending
 the club, 10 Oc Eight copies, 19 O Twelve copies, 20 co A specimen of either the Lady's Book, or the Lady's Dollar Newspaper sent to any person pay ing postage on the request.
 Address, |. A. CODEY,
 No II3 Chestnut Street, PhiladeIphia
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POLITICIANS RECEIVER.

The Poiilician's Register and Statistical MsnuaI for is4s containing the election returns Tor PFes dent. Governor, Congress, &e, in every state by counties. for the years 1894, 45 '56. '47 and IS list oG the members of Congress and Governors of
 the state; Times of holding elections; Digest of the Naiuraltz ston Laws; the Executive Calendar. with other useful political matters.
 Single copies i2i. cents-ten for Si, or s per Inn
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ww wEEwmGD~A 1s

TYR. R. A. WATKINS has resneged '' yls te D recently occupied by F. A. l,s,st,i. ldD@st E 7, mile eas, ef the city Htnits ot it E i,. Dsdxss Drag sfsTf, wtere ne may Dc i,S's' ,s the day. and. al night, when Hseeessfs ai't ,s of emergency, Dr. LarRiE vii S''s"s '' "' free of additional charge. :, .-.-.. s.
 Hfs chArges, in aIi eases, wiil be .hS sar'' city PhyslciaIs. -..,...<. .sle
 He tenders lis that.ks Co his old if'eao' sa s rons, for past farors, and hcges for | ssS'- of their pasTonsge. s.-e Idsis Rock, Ft5. $ ISIS.
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MAP AGENTS WANTED.

YTNHE subscriber wishes to engage in the say \ his Maps a number of young and milal9 s' s- men of morsi and business habits, as us,sa. agents. Having eompleted new and g'sSp1, 1'. : proved editions of his Universal Atlas. 70 VI N Urge Map of the World, Reference and ps'Aa, . '. of the United States, National Map oi tns -- StaIes--also, variety of other Maps, hs,s-. ,.. several Maps of Mexico, the subscriber s l@,rs " to furnish agents, for cash, at the 'o"''' P'' prices
 Address, ...-... ....r-,,rtt
 $. AUGUSTUS MITCHELL Northeast corner of Market aEa 't''' - Streets, Philadelphia
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FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
 GEORGETOWN. KY

Nearly half q mae from fAe Milaary Iastifair. UNHE 10th year has closed with 20 pupils The
 2lst session will commence on the lsI Mon day of March. under the management of the sahscri ber aided by his foruier experienced assistants and will close on the 18th day of July, l94s
 Professor Hopkins lectures here to the Senior Class of Young Ladies, every day, very fine Chemical and Philosophical Apparatus, belonging this school
 Professors Wyehe and Swift attend to classes in Latin, French, and Mathematics. whilst the hili- tarv exercise, in which they take part, going OH al the other institute.
 fsh 9-2l IF JOHNSON. PFfneiual
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THE KEW TiRlTF.

The New Tariff of 1886, arranged in alphabetical order, with history of The proceedings connected with inc passage of the act; the new Warehousing Bill. and the ysiue of Foreign moneys as estimated at the Custom House by late act Of Congress
 Single copies i2ls cents ten for Sl, or Ss Pe' hundred.
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NMmM~MW-Ece

FIyHE subscriber, agent for H. Haeef'nAil' I continue the formers business a' h's ,,, O'D on Main. near Markham street and Keep eSI's S@.,a ly on hand full and well assorted stock ol "' ries, Dry Goods, Boots. Shoes. Hardware S s'' &c, &e. all of which will be sold tow for ea''. 4 highest market prices %iit nc Psia fef es'ui''' dace. us beef hi5es, petFiss, bessssa tso Ss ,rsy
 Little Rock, l54I.
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 IN commencing the Twenty -second Volume of the \ Review. we have to acknowledge the continuance of liberal patronage the part of the public, and oi an enthusiastic response from the Democratic ranks, to those principles of National Policy which ii is our endeavor 10 elGcidate. We have enteTed into extensive arrangements fer great variety oi novel and interesting matter that will add to the at traction and value of the new volume.
 The new year will be marked by one of the most exciting presidential elections, under cireuInstan ces of more grave importance to our institutions that have occurred in our national history. II is therefore of the highest consequence that tbe great questions which shake the union to its centre should bedscussed with calInness laboriously investigated, and clearly understood. While the Democratic par ty is apparently split into several divisions through the very success which bas caused il to triumph in the vipdiea,ion of old issues until new ones have become necessary the great democratic heart oi the nation beats in unison with noble patriotism, and swells Ia an honest satisfaction al the rising gofss of our western Empire, the foundations of which are only being laid, and we'll II becomes us to proceed dispassionstey aud understsndingly in the work committed 10 us. Although "thousand gene rations'' are not looking down upon us from the crests of the Alieghanies "to behold our deeds, ' ] thousands yet to come, swsrmDg the intervening yaIies, will throng the Rocky Mountains the Ale gharies and the CordieFas all looking back 10 curse or bless the transactions sf S4S. fearful respon sibility rests upon the democracy of the prescott ge- nerafion, and that they will ever. discharge if faithiuI there can be no doubt. Tbe efforts oi the Review will be exerted with full senaeo oi the im- portance of the cause and doubt if will be viz 1 orousiy responded 10 by subscribers. I Flf4 accustomed features Of the Reylew will be l continued, including Portraits and Biographies oi Distinguished Ds1soeras, men whose patriotic pfin- ciples and steadisess of principle have won the con hdanee of the people.
 We have to remind readers that the low terms ] aiFaai ffadaG sable that the payment of the subscriptions should be in advance and that the expenditure incurred 10 improve the Work, can be met only by the prompt 1 remittance Of subscriptions.
 1 The pubhez;on of the Review has been commit | led to the charge of Mir. John ". Moore, who bas ] been connected for the last eight years with the 1 publishing department of the 'MerchaDts' Msga- l zine," and whose expefisnce sEd well known ebeT- ay wiB Do ockt exert favorable iBauebee csi tise l business. See. Of the Review.
 All suec options and letters of business, will hfre' after be addressed to John " Moore, Otice of 'he i-pemeefs fstie Review. I70 Breadxsy
 ,fHOS- F. KEfyELL, ! Etltor Democr0lic Kericr. To the Democratic Press we aeknowiedge the kindly feelings that have existed on all sides, ana
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MnNUMENT NOTICE.

4 IL persons holding moHins collected for the "A erection of Monument in honor of the officers and soldiers, who have fallen in the Mexican War, are requested by the Monument Committee, io pay over she same without delay, to the Treasurer and forward Report, or the subscription upon which the money was collected, to Cos. L. J. Reardon, Secretary of the Board.
 The above notice Is given. because sufficient sum has not yet been received by the Treasurer 10 de fray the expenses connected with the removal to Arkansas, of those who fe at the battle of Enema Vista; and also because the Committee desires to know the amount that has been raised for Monu- ment purposes
 A. F.. THORNTON, Treasurer. Little Rock Nov. 24sh, 1T.
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pEHOrRiTIC TEXT BOOK.

The Democratic Text Book being compendium of the principles of the Democratic pafy. coaiain iag contributions from the asIes peas oi the coua trv. on ihe various political qsesloes of the day.
 Single copies lal. eenis--ieu for Sl, oe & per hundred
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CiSs AND ETHER.

The Speeches eF Gen Lewis Cass, with bingra phiesI sketch of Gen William O Batter, by Fran eis P. Blair, to which Is pre6sethe correspondence of Secretary Marry ahd General Scott. Single copies I2i cen's-ten Tor Sl, or S Pe hu niFnA
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COpartnerslaip.
ELGALIR R.

E0 BBI.S. sipertine Flour. EEK miils," recci CO veG per '.Algrt, and for sale by
 VIM. B. WAIT. March aS I1lS
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NOTICE.

TS hereby given that the Register of the Land of- fee al Basesyilte, Arkansas, will be prepared 10 receive applications to enter the Norhesst quarter af Section 25, ia Township l3. North of Range West, on "Wednesday the l1th day cf May, lcIS, at II o'clock, 4. M. JOHN MILLER,
 Register. .4vrI 70, lsfS s 39-H
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Iron and Castings.

5000 LBS. assorted Ia, bar Iron, 6O0 a Sqasre do do. tn0 foaud do do, 1000 l" blow bar and stab do, | Bundles sheet do. 900 lbs horse shoe do, 500 American blister Steel, HOO .. Ovens, SkiIlets. Pots. DcgiToas and
 old Lids. Received per "Esllen r. and for sale by
 VIM. B. WAIT. .4prI II. ls43. 3t