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MARKET, ELshWiiEHE.
STOCK SALES


FHiLAprL.HA, Feb. lsaa FIRST Boo,dS3oi Safe SIS.
72 500 do 7ak; 10 shares Commercial Bank 49S 10 do Fer
and Mechanics Bank, 80; 2ao do new jersey Copper
company, 2x; do Beiver meadow Company "a; $500 y
$500 United States oan Us 6, ?s 1000 aoes e. 9oh 5000
do 6 iOOx; 100 shares Morris anal lM .dffer SGies
$500 CITY 81 81; loco United States Loan SIS 49, 98
1900 Wilmington abroad 6 M so shies Reading HAL.
road AK; IS do Grard Ba lQh; 100 do State SIS, IN
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ton friend Youus's Boots Sto opposite office.
where can ud The best quality Of French Co Boots for
81 So such sold III other for So ST. be has
nice csf sewed boot hi, make 50 so usually s. in
Other and his Patent Leather Boos and Caters
better quality assortment Offered to the pub
lc Small profits the of friend the OF
Fulton and Nassau al aud him, he will you
the Of your moncy-thc Doctor.
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burn l NIGHT at rs cal Superior Sperm Candles
2 Cd per h. do Is Cd best quality Shoulders
Cd; Pims NV Hs%'' od Beef Sd PER b Ext, 9,siity
Tea so bes Young Tyson stuarts bright
yellow Sugnr cents as Cd for lbs for sale in quantities
purchasers the Wholesale and il of O.
FOWLEH Nos go and taa Greenwich, ard &c yc.ey streets
Graces hotel and boadg house keepers invited call
and examine The above stock
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

New ORLEANS MARKET, January 80 Cotton -Yesters
day full sceeunts Of the Csmbgas advioes we're 10 Owo
and bssg considered favorable, II 600 bales changed
nands prices regaining oil they had lost and even an
sdysnoe Of N espt wes paid. sugsr~-AltheaSh Tiers
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new nveGtcd Wigs aad 3caps ackuo wiedged the
perfect elm of the of wigmakng; they adj
maby ntrved defy detection As proof of their
excellence TIE judges the last fair awarded the
tor silver ed Stranger, ovitst inspect elegant
be found Batche!or Instantaneous Lqu Cooring for
the hair and whekes and Bachelors Modava Cream for
g,henng aud preserving the hair best article
discove ed fr that purpose Copy the address, No Wall
nroa
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A MEXICAN MISUNDERSTANDING PEnFORN

A MEXICAN MUSEUM SPLENDID PERFORM
n every afternoon Prby's superb
psursl s,tHsy representing the Birth OF Christ" His
Of IN Intemperat Fam ly all in the
Of life may he al hours every day and evening,
whcpt charge Reside ther. engegedNast JOB u
cn Tsht;Rcpe Danger: Great Western the low ecmedi.-
Fishers shaksperean bnet; Mrs. Mone Miss Bernard:
Misses Julien aud Whtcck dsucers Mr. Whitloek: MIR.
Pross- Mad me Rockwell fortune teller &c. Admission
The whole rs Reserved front shilling each
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We call attention 20 these aad beautiful inst umens
eecius The relief Of Sc Sc which have ever be
duced Ia all nervous affections they invaluable Their
construction is perfectly SIMPLE. and their ope,ation is
tremely agreeable Each machine is ompnied by manu-
al with full directions for use nanSi ctursd Snd sold,
New York Zach instrument warranted.
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Married.


On sundsy evening Feb. g. by the Rev Mr. Brown
DANIEL u WARaiNER TO LAURA PIrrs daughter OF John
Pitts Esq all OF this city ~
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HiLL OF NOVELTY. CORNER OF CENTRE
III spd Pc arl streets The GREEK SLAVE which j, per
sonat.d by young lady of faultles, 70 The Tsbcsu
vivants the Livno Model srtists me and fem under
the direction of Professor Calico, WHO will introduce many
aud exciting which he dee, competition,
regards the forms of the females engaged the
liza emploved. The Virgin Minsirels, w Co.man',
Banjo Solos and Dancing and Singing Troupe composed Of
male aud female performers Admission shilling Doors
onsp G o,cI crk uftaiu rixes.t See
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DsOADWAY OpEON-ENTRANCE THROUGH
- Pu,euxs afe des Mile COLONIES -Managsr y. g.
Gre, cy-Great The respectfully
citizens of this metropolis and to
gers visiting IT. that The udson is with an entire
Company Of Male and FemaIe Aristss of the beautiful
symmetry in order produce series Of splendid new Tab
lures. Sorg. Sc Part 2-rABLE AUX WV MS and POSE
Pa,tiques by the Model Arstes Part 3-Favorite Of the
Serag &c Piccs-Ochesa Box, so cents Parquette IS
cenks R0xea
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aDVERTlsssssTs ssw ggFar HogsI.s

DARK THEATHE-MESsRs 50 ? DS. LIZ IT Il co.'s
american Cifeus-La,t Week Of the ,eason-snll no
thsr Grand Change OF Perform of Mr. Il
W MOSELf the celebr.ieJ Enehh scenic iidcr Con.
nr9 urn, snec,ss OF Sig OE.MAN First app arancs OF
OM i HUNb. the smallest pony in the world livery
variety OF tTaetcn IN grand bill Clowns Joe Pentland
y Lsthrop and Dan Gardner Diess Circle aud Parou
30 cents Boxes, % cents; Gallery AK Door, o. en-
al 6H-perforinance To commence az 7. Fer particulars
ncing ut az O'clock ' ~
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n OTHIC ARCHITECTURE-TWO LECTURES ON
VI Anc,-nt English Ecclesiastical Architecture, with
merou iIlusraons will be delivered at the New York Uni
versy, Washngtrn Square THURSDAY the 10th Mon
day 81" Iith Of February at half ras7,p BY FRANK
WILLS Architect of Feiericton Cathedral. and the
posed College BurlnQton New JERSEY. Tickets dol
lar cb the ecures fifty for single lecture, To
be obtained ct the following book s'oesMe Wiley &
Putnam Appleton Co. Stanford Swords Broadwaysnd st
the lecture University.
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dents the Eehteenh Ward and the bouts this Evening
by PerIys Celebrated Band Of Negco Minsels. They
rumbe- al supei musicians and what
prhsps will Of all the majority OF the
thsy PLAY, and The they sing entirely oIvinal
with themseves They periorm Tuckers Constitution
Hall on the corner of Sd Avenue and 22I street.
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excIusvelT by B y: WATSON & CO. IS William street,
one one door below Wall street. and j. Y SAVAGE % Fulton
been known 70 fail in giving perfect subtraction Their
roIty 10 all ohe is universally nckno and
their great durability, together With the low price which
they sold s2) renders the Rchelien the
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the upper of Broadway and Mur, street, long
and avoraby known to the community, exces much its
ii has done and be admitted by all
b, the best place the United pictures
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Gsss-POreha.ers Of Gold PENS viii bear in mnd that eli
names of Car ina's" Chieaiur" and other fcttou,
stamps on their srcont rate inferior qualities JOHN W.
Post Office have The of all the best makers which
advertise sell the best in the city for So they ssl for 81
so only and others low in proportion Gold Pens repaired
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j. w Creator CO. and the public generally. hereby in
formed that said finn has been dissolved and ,hst the under
u CAL and their end extensive assortment OF
Bgey Hayden's and some twenty other dfe eat kinds
all by the best mixers and reduced prices Gold Pen,
atS IS 100 God Pens repaired exchanged BEERS
oh
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Nl EtHANICs, HALLi72 yKUADWAF, BETWEEN
Iva Grand and Groom. ss.-Crowdrd to overlooking with
the beauty and fashion New York Open every night during
the week except Monday unabatsd Nqe,eenb
Oldest established Band in the United States E. Chrsty,
O. N. Chrsy; f.. Pierce, Rayoor G. Abbott r Vaughn,
whoxc original and nimabe Concerts nightly bonored
with crowded and highly respectable audiences and nnver
sally admitted to excel every Of similar chaac
offered in this Admission Is children upder
10 year. half price Doors open Ct o'c.ek-Ccncert III
Doors at commence at o'clock On Monday even
ing Feb. L. the RrnrklVn Institntc.
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Gentlemen was formerly believer the beneficial
effects produced by Clarified Essence of Hoarhound
Candy, believing IL TO he with many of the auack
OF the day bat having prevailed
with which ckcd Justice say
found great elle and can cordially recommend good
article aud of great value those who called upon
exert Their voices public speakers JOS L. PALMER
1913 Chrrry street Sold bv j. PEASt & SONS, As Division
street Agents-Rushton < Co. 10 Asfor House, and no
Broadway ls ga, l6i s2s s9 and $50 Broadway: 2is
33 4o aud SOC Grand 33 aud Sixth l27
29s and $3.50 Bowery So 7 and 2O Bowery and 1885, Sd
avenue ss Hudson street, 2 Division street; 80 avenue
80 Caharnc street Brooklyn 1870 Fulton Each pack
age Is invariably signed j. Pease Son, as Div ion ST.
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DIETER THAN WAR OR POLITICS 70 THE
~ hard working Them IS sui now in full BIAS,
thy sompss cloth coat pants ard sney vet osrI
e0as sG4 lnsk, 81 g. SD zach bgsres eoe " 70 tfrie
cleaning and repairing; cash pad !ot az snds oi gsh
rg Beehman and Nsssag sis Broken bank oil ssn
In exchange.
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EHATH tM THEATRE-ON TUESDAY EVENING
~ Feb. s,h. the performance will with META
MOkA-Me,amora, MIR Broughsm; Paddy Vaus nan, M
HERBERT Tapiokce Mrs Brougham. After which THE
IRISH LIoNrrTom Moors Mr. ooehami MI, Fi5ngy NJ,
RANGERS, OR THE ELEPHANT IN MEXlCO-Cap
Walker. Mr. HELD Josey links, Mr. Lansipg Juants
Mrs Wiikinson Natchoo, Miss Hildeth Doors open 81
observation-disclosures commence att. Boxes. rs cents Pit
l2k cents
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IL this last item Of expenditure which the Of tho
financial smbarrsssnents of tbs company not having
been removed every dollar Of the surplus over other
expenses appropriated to the extension Of the line
The report of the Saratoga and Washington Rail-
road Company made to the Secretary Of State showing
the expenditures account Of the construction Of the
road and the progress made towards its completion, du
ring the past year. presents the annexed statement
SARATOGA AND WAsBINoTon RAILROAD.
Expenditures up January 30th, l347, SGT 953 03
Since then the expenditures hsvs been:-
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VTNU !NVENTUKS AND MECHANTC S-ALL THOSE
who are disposed to favor aud encourage
me t o. an institute for the purpose Of aiding in.
uoduc,ng and useful aud prime - similar
t? these opoas4 81 cutr Prospectus ssned
CIR suatsd by the undersigned and in No 10 the
tac Mechanic respectfully invited and requested to
nest AZ the Fourteenth Warh Hall Grand and viz
beth streets the evening of Tuesday February 9th at
Past Tor the purpose Of king engagements preliminary
particularly cal ulated benefit practice
rel attendance of that clas snicpsted-RUFS POE-
Ten, Ed. Scientific Mechanic
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OPERA HOUSE, ASTOR PLACE-WEDNESDAY
Evening, Feb will be presented. the Of LUCIA

W. ~ n y Sa10r,, E nor
Sir Edgar Of Rsvenswood sgnor Sesto Bsnedc Lord Ar
thur Bncklaw SgnoI Felix Genoves RAYMOND Sgnor Se
tmio Rosi; Alice. SRnora Angola Mora Norman, Sgnor
Fenpo Alberazz Maestro Direttore. Sgnor BaIi Lead.
er of the Orchestra, Sgnor Rapeu Boxes parquete and
balcony 81; amphtheatre so Doors 7PeOr.
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NOR SALE.-THE NEW AND FAST SAILING
Schooner r. N. Browning, now lying at the foot Of Gov
eInur streets carries about 100 tons draws feet Also
the fast sailing clipper built Schooner, f. Brognad
ysaeld carries 22o tons, draw, ten et ia;tsn-
ed For u th.r particulars call on Mr. GEO W CORblEd
No ?S2 Pearl srest or Capt PENNlNGTON. bosrd tie
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Adv mas'ssMsnrs SEW EVERY MORNING

NJ B. BOO RT. AUCTlO NEER-HOUsE FUR.
- nturc Sae-Thls Dav, Feb at 10 O'Clock, at Ia7
Eighth avea between Eighteenth snd Nineteenth
eemptory sale Of neat aud general kitchen
parlor and boz Famur. contained il the two story
DIV. ling the drug of Dr. Roseamll-r sale rain
shine for sh b nix bic MONEY! $500
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M lTcHELLH OLYMPIC THEATRE-BENEFIT
with q Devil s Sss sTnss
Miss Mary TsylGS; Crsqpst Nj Holland Ate, which,
eh, Herter5 Carroll; Mis-, Phillips, After which PEG
GY GNtEN,Niehola, snozzc, Mr.. Holland; :, Piggy
TO conclude with HUNTING, .TURTLE-Tmohy
Miss Roberts. Doors opeu at Ga. rises at O'clock
Dress circle so cents; Boxes IS cents; Pit, shilling
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viii be held 81 the shFkspeare tel
on mis- (Tuesda) evening, February 9th at O'Clock P M
All those who sine erely mpahize with the of down.
odden Ireland the pursued by the Irish Repeal Con-
federation requested t. attend Several distinguished
sre kers will address the meeting Father Mathews band
brought out BY Com De Kay the Macedonian have kpdv
volunteered their services for the evening Froat will
FALLO v, Seer, taries
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DALMO's OPERA HOUsE.-TUEsD. Y EVENING,
fists twenty in number wall have The honor O. appearing
Poses Pastques which has bern considered the ca's
cal and instructive exhibition that has appeared in
country and has been honod by the patronage of the
august personaaes Doors oDen II s 70 commence at ~
cents gentlem,n aons 50 cen upper boxes cent? Boz
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BROADWAY THEATRE-TUEsDAY EVENING,
~ Feb s,h will be presented WERNER; or, The lnhe-
leg; Gs9or Mr. stark; Ideps'ein MI YschI st,alenh,im
Jane. Waliack' jr; Ids S,mienheim Mrs Sergeant To
conclude win the comedy called the SOLDIERS DAU0H
TER-Widow CHEEKY. Mrs James Wa,lsck, jr; Governor
Heartsll Mr. v.che; Frank Hea.h'll Mt Lester; Mrs Mall
fort Ms Held susan Ms Waits Dress Circle AMI pI
opru fpast Observation-Disclosures commence att
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nor HAVANA, FROM CHARLESTON, 3. C.-TO
sail on Wsdnesdav, February 9th Too fine now bark
ARRIET & MARTHA, q. Leslie mister, will sal from
Chsreston for Havana above PASSENGERS leaving New
York by the Nohener Saturday l2th Feb. will
arrive in hareston in pie TIM. This vessel has 6ue
cabin deck with rooms Price of $40 Pas
be secured by adore ssing HEADLEY STREET
No. 60 Ea,t Bay. Charleston 81 q.
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EOR VALPARAISO AND CALLAO-THE SPLEEN.
did fast sailing ship XYLON, Millington. master, wi
have quick dispatch above For freight psssge hv
Old slip.
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pArER! PAPER !!-CHTAP CAP AND LETTER
fiper also hue and superne blue and and white ruled
hs vare aud match box For sale bv
NORVAL, 100 John str,et
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EoR sALE--A Brown Horse, ABOUT s'xrgFS
Hands high, eight yesH old lad Ia 81 zs ana double
hsms: saa s.9 os sis 'LIss aa,e' 70 hsIns Ap
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EARM FOR SALE ORFxCHANGE.-TBED ITpON,

FARM FOR SALE OR FXCHANGE-THE DUPONT
Farm 567 acres ofrich hu and tables of land from
stone mile front the Genesec River half miIe o
Angelica teek; one saw mill and water power other
mis-whre end oak timber. estimated saw-logs
and improved land eco Great variety of fruit.
nstural fertility format on water courses groves, flowers
sh ponds, and scenery equal fern the Hon
fhp Chachs splendid od place joins south, and Judge
Agelson the north distant from the Court House village
Of Angelica. IN niles the othe New York Erie
nairead and Genesee Valley Cana 50 miles south Of
Rochester beautiful healthy region free from
mountains One halfor the whole will be sold iuch pice
h3 may be offered rs Law Mans
Office John Il. YE CERS 60 w all xtr.st Nr-
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CAsT-OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANT
aEDCLsdie. and Gentlemen having any castef or 81
pefnous Clothing Furniture dispose cf OBTAIN fair
cash price for the by sending note calling the
Ia A. hs residence or t1Ionsh 5he post Mhch viii
mp stairs Ladies can be suoaded to by NJ. De Boer
od stock and job good, bought Of description and
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GREAT NEWS FROM Tbs SEAT OF WAR;
- sop'nern and Western Dealers. take no,iee-spendld
toorci Pictures New Drawings ION the hest quality aud
size of PIPER used BY other pubher for only $35 thor
slnd aao over 400 kinds eqna to the trade for only
$40 Thousand. Published by James Dae 97th street.
90 avenue Fare TO my place. cents, by the Harlem stsge
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WANTEp-A PARTNER WHO HAS A CASH CAP.
W. ltal Of from 80 coo to $1,000 invest beat
exhibitions in tn of which large
tain to be realized short time. Apply 27s Blocker
corner ri Barrow, between 10 A. NJ and M address
line to ID at this office, where ntervew may be had
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-04
{ VOLUME T-NO. 3 ;
I SUBSCRIPTION PRICE 50 O0 !

IhlS one circumstance ought, think, to con
vince any reasonable mind that she concluded at
a very late period to fancy herself insuled by mo.
II she has met with insult at my hands, humby
apooglse; but in rendering this apology must
add that if did insult her, she is the first fomaIe
that has met with such fate at my hands Ny
conscience ucquits me Of doing anything inlcn-
tonalIy wrong.
been witnessed by my wife and others, ] should
have much, very much, 10 explain ere could os-
tabIlsh my innocence.
am not octuated by unkind feelings to Mrs.
Powers and her daughter, when addressing this
letter to her. feel II to be my bounden duty 10
express publicly my feelings on this occasion,
and trusting that never shall so far forget my
self as 10 be guilty Of offering, directly or other
wise, an insult to q lady, | remain, with scnli-
mcnt5 Of respect, your most obedient.
J. b. BOSTOCK.
In the afternoon Mr. Cooley made his argument
for the defence, occupying exactly five hours.
He maintained that, contract contract, Mrs.
Powers had right TO expel Mr.. Bcstock from
her house III consequence of his grossly abusso
and ungontlemanly conduct, kept up during thrco
days. One of the implied conditions of all such
contracts is, that boardcr shall domean himself
like gentleman in his intercourse with all the
inmates of the house. Her right TO oxpel him
arose from his conduct, and she had q right TO
employ tho assistance of whom she pleased to
enforce her right 10 eXpcI him. and 10 use all the
physical force necessary 10 overcome whatever
resistance ho might offer.
Al half past six the court adj journed.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-04

From the r. o. Commercial Times.
American Girls Song.


Our hearts are with our native land,
Our song is is for her glory,
Her warriors wreath is in our hands
Onr lips breathe out her story,
Her lofty hills and valleys green
Are shining bright before US,
And like rainbow is seen
Her proud flag waving DER US.
And there are niles upon our lips
For those who meet the foeman-
For glory s star knows no eclipse,
When smiled upon by women,
For those who braved the mighty deep
And scorn the threat of danger,
we've smiles to cheer and tears to weep
For every ocean ranger.
Our hearts are with native land,
Our song is for her freedom
Our prayer is for her gallant band,
Who strike wherever honor leads til en-,
We love the taintless air we breathe
'Tis freedoms endless bower;
Wen twiDe for him an endless wreath
Who scorns tyrant s power.
They tell of Frances beauties rare
OF Italy's proud daughters
Scotland's lasses, EDgland's fair
And nymphs of Shannon's waters,
We need not boast their naughty charms,
Though lords around them hover,
Our glory lies in freedoms arms
a FREEMAN for lover.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-04
CFHAS. G. GAINES,
SUCCESSOR TO GEO. PARDOW, JUR., CO.,
IMPORTER & DEALER IN FORElGN & DOMESTIC
IsASD WARE & CUTLERY,

26 Magazine and 40 GraUier Sts.,
NEW ORLEANS, La,
Is now receiving, direct from Europe and the
American Manufactures, large and extensive as
sortments of every article in the Hardware line
the following comprising part:
100 doz Collins 81 Co.'S axes assd light g. heavy;
1000 kegs best Boston nails ass'd from 4 to 60;
800 doz cotton cards "Whittemores" No. 10;
300 :. wool 90 {" 6;
40 tons castings ass'd pots, oven-spiders & lids;
1900 French pots '' from l to go pts
200 coils grass rope from to inch;
50 - cotton plough-line rope;
100 tarr'd rope from to y thread;
80 casks OK and log and trace chains;
45 doz cast-steel socket spades;
100 :: shoVeIs ass'd, different makers;
50 {. spades, Rowland s, lncs' & Adams m;
80 casks wedding hoes, all prices;
10 80 . g cast-steel;
500 Indian corn mills ass'd from l to s;
800 doz Wilson's coffee mills No. l, 2 & 8;
All kinds of cutlery, tinware, guns, rifles, hand
saws, augers, drawing knives smiths tooIs stock
and dies, screw plates, mill and cross-cut saws,
''Row lands manufacture, locks, hinges, screws;
with a complete assortment Of carpenters tools
Of the most approved makers and fashions.
Country merchants and planters will find it TO
their advantage to call and examine the price of
my Goods, which will be sold at low prices for
cash, OF good approved paper.
Sept, 1917. 32:6m.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-04
GEORGE W. CLARKE, Editor.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY,
IgsatS fer the Arkansas IntGlligfncGr.


I < Costa. Fayetteville, Ark.
i ! 9lH wilson & c. G. Baylor, Huntsville, Ark.
4 e Berry, Carrollton..
=; WtcheIl, Crooked creek,
II Greenwood, Bentonville.
ETI Ward, Beatles' Pralrie' ,
-. Hagood. and NJ. Wright, Boonsboro'.
] n ,I NJ n Karnes, Ashley P. o.
4 Nv w Daniels, Neosho, Mo.
/ h scoft. Honey creek, Mo.
Hi I'm, ano. Park Hill, c. n.
lin Master, Kcdron.
"a p Denkla, Fort Gibson.
Creek Agency.
81 rJes Johnson, Fort Washlta, Choc. Nation,
Il Folsom Doaksville,
HI Head, Choct. Agency,
fII 4 NJ Mayors, Fort Smith.
IN Master, Pleasant Hill,
4 B. Aston, SPadra,
8 NJ. Hays, Dover,
Il Rose, ClarksViIlo,
81, Brown, Little Rock,
H. Greenwood, Now Orleans.
e. R. KeIlom, Charleston,
LB. McPherson, Oak Grove,
Is. Stephenson, RoseViIle,
En-. Haddiu, Dwight,
H. W. Bleyin, Washington,
aua B. Jones, Pine Bluffs,
1 N. Foster. Helena,
{ NeiII, Batesville.
. L. Parish, Danville,
4B. Bright, Sugar Loaf,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-04
FERRY NOTICE.

EEAY no attention to new humbugs, as ne1c eS-
z taIiShed Ferries--cW roadS-nelO bridges
and new nigh cuts. Keep the old well established
and plain road to the VAN BUREN Ferry,
where you will find good new ferry boats-expe-
rienced. careful and obliging ferry !; and
charges as cheap the cheapest. Drovers will
find this the best and safest point to stock at,
on tho Arkansas river. They will also find a
good lot, Immediately at the Ferry landing, for
their accommodation. The farmer, by crossing
at this ferry, can have the advantage of the Van
Buren market, whore the highest prices paid
by the merchants, for all kinds of produce.
]. NJ. GLENN.
Van Buren,, Sept 26, Is47.-34-tf.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-04
Dress Making.

EERS. MELCHOR respectfully solicits the pa
1VE tronage of the Ladies' of Van Buren, and
vicinity. to give her call. She is prepared to
make Dresses with neatncss and in the latest fash
ion. Her terms are moderate-Plan wrappers,
81. Trimmed Dresses, 81 so.
GentIemen's clothing is also done by her, such
as shirts, pants, blanket-coats, &c.
Van Buren,, Dec. 24, 1S47.