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Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-11

I cOurso OF ICssOns m EODnlu plIlLTII1 JIpln
work. ndying of Ebony and Ivory, and
flowers. each, 10
Uamburgh work and embroidery also taught.
Ap extra charge will be made for washing at the
dInary rates in the city.
Board with Cacshenic exercises, at $40 per month.
Each boardcr will furnish her cot-bed, bedding tow
els, and table napkins.
Payments, quarterly, in advance-no deduction for
absence, except in of sickness.
By particular request class of boys under twelve
wears of age will be received.
Music will be taught principally on the Logicran
system.
REFEREYCEs Rev. w Sanders, Col. T. d. Merrck,
Mai. Lawson.
For any further particulars apply personally, by
letter. Post paid, at the Office Of the Ar's Gazette.
gy-Thc Arkansas Banner, Arkansas State Democrat
Washington Telegraph, BatesviIlo Eagle, Helena
Shield and Van Buren, Intelgenccr will please copy
tf-ArkqnSdS Gazette.
October I, ISt8.-32-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-11
Cnn.nllarna I,cinmnnant.

CaaehaIagua triumphant.
r -. TOY E+lND ,hr .'rasa,a3 mrnulac.u-
- rs- .f '' larss.ul'a SgrstugriIE.' aat ad-
u.aca publicly 'la. ,ha Caa.urar Plant is '' fg,'
t."rr tFru >ars Slrjil" ami IS he " cheapest
,u. nrs. medicine iu ;bn wora." Pamphlets con-
tn'ulnE Interesting Information % i,s r.marEa-
-.a properties 90 slo euro OF Iavnr nnd Agun.
Pulmonary Comp a'alu.=. Nervous Aa-..i5@s and
CataHe0us Disorders, frol lan mast respectable
sources, may ba ga;sinri "a: the ogouc.o-. or Sc 10
DE forwarded 20 pos, psf applications, per mail.
EReDENI.E \. GAY.
Proprietor of .' Gry's Cau.hain-ra."
D.2rl.2j G.oajaay, lgia York.
Ln-v : 1Sta-.n.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-11
NLantul-lIaL.inr and EI.unc-Y.

MRS. NJ NJ. Johnson, respectfully o.
-s informs Oh" .n...s ". yam HH-eu aud SIZE x
CRig taHt She has rrf E-a nnH again n.rs ...5 .l-
ces i'm Dva.--'Ia&.nF and millinery at aar old
stand Phi. lips street.
april II--.-.f
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-11
EBEED

In this county the Tth inst, after protTactcd
and painful Illness hIr. ISAAC B. GIBBONS, in the
9th year Of his age.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-11
WALLACE & WARD.

Z pL'K gro de Rhine Silk India d~ess Satin white,
T. PINK and blue oat'ns lfnges silk buttons, cords
and tassols. painted lawns black white and colorcd
Kid and silk gloves Tarton and Swiss lasns Silk
Thule and Brussels net, fancy handkerchief black and
white lace VeIls; green Wells, Silk Braids, etc etc,
just received and for sale by
June 10, 1913 WtTr tCr {. WApD
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-11
Iayaluabl3 Tami)y Companion.

IhvaIuabl3 Family Com2ua.oa.
q tx Lectures on Causes, Prevention au. Cure
.yol Consumption. Asthma. D.s.asns oI .ur
I.lrt and all Female Diseases. ..! pIyrs. - cn
cravings. ran.- Sd cts bolal .5 c's. 3al. to any
.-ar.-.r-'rra i-2 cts.
sraa.dcr Brace. anI Chest Esrar1.ra, Sd Mail 10
.E .'' 90 t' -.' '.'r.- -
perfect, SIS i'5i1, r'r aH hgnGraF, Falling col. ,AU
Bowels and Wan.. ana Wc.k Back, aaa ,aa... sent
ur aH press grgrrEt.rr For Braces or Support urs.
a- Rupture supporters give height from bead ,D rpt.
AND c.rra. .arg-- p' ur-,nu nest the -urars, lust
above the hips. I' Eap'urc, mrution wateH s. ae.
Agents wanted for J-a Sale ul t.Ic aho goods. Al
dress DR. s.. IS. FITCH,
.T.5 broadway, New York, post paid.
Feb. 81. ISIS. lily.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-11

EpOOkS and Stationary, general assortment,
AD ust reed. and for sale by
June 49, '48. WALLACE & WARD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-11
SanlS1 SarsanarilIa.

nor the removal and permanent of all diseases
z arising from ar impure of the blood, or ha-
bit of the system, namely: ScrofuIa Kings Evil,
Obstinate cutaneous cruptions Pmplcs pu>tu!cs on
the lace botchCs. piles eyes ringworm letter,
sCaldhcad. enlargement and pain Of the bones and
joints Stubborn ulcers, svphiiitc symptoms, scIca
or Iumeago, diseases arising from udicons use Of
mercury ascica or dropsv and eyporurc rmprudcnce
in life also chronic constitutional disorders viii be
removed by this prcparatI0u For sale M the Drug
store Of 4. STEVENSON.
September SO 1919
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-11
LITTLE ROCK HIGH-SCH0OL,
O r Y . u II G. L 4 ID I Z s

TEVHIS Institution under thc charge Of Mrs and the
4 Misses WOOD, was opened for the reception OF
pupils both day scholars boardcrs Monday the
25th uIt.
Terms Of Board and Tuition for session Of months.
Dav sch,llrs Ist deplrtncnt, full or finishing
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-11
4. HAYS & co,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
Wharf Beat New World,

ENUEIR boat is fitted mp in The most secure man
ncr for the storage Of merchandise. Particular
attention viii be paid TO the purchase Of up-counJry
produce groceries, etc, and orders for family stores.
The cabin Of their boat is fitted up handsomely with
new furniture for the accommodation of travellers,
and the proprictors pledge themselves the public
that much Of order and quiet shall be preserved as
in well regulated hotels shore
Public patronage in both hdeparJmcnts solicited.
JgIv 25. I8fS.-26.-}m.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-11

BLANKS FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-11
w allacc & Ward

Z CASE fine English JIeached shceting, l do dark
= Lnglsh prints, just rec 4, by wagons, and for sale
" NOV II, Is. Wallace * WARD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-11
Henry s. CUNNINGHAM.

4 Ron and NAILS assorted. for sa re bv
nov. II, 70. HENRY & CuNNTNGHAN
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-11

tu. his L5ats s-.rs.~a ..y.Ii l.r- e5.I I-.. a ,.
H mast Nothing n lt.v hgI nrreE sr.., aaE na- .rr
must 20 Still LDNEE .9- E.l,a o. |gs - r,
Of aaf.gsf aE Etfs. I.s .-sgf rern such -ga.s in
&fores aaE SEQ f'ra a.,I f.-t o| t ir c4luc
GlE al-.e g5ur c#ar. THEY #C5T 90.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-11

UST received doz. Wtsar's baIsam Of wild clicr-
81 ry, for coughs, colds and consumption, and for
sale by Scpt.3O. r. $ STEVENSON
{ 0O OZS Quinine for sale at the Drugstore Of
Z Oc Sept. 30. II. STEVENSON.
FENHOuPSONS' Compound Syrup Of Tar, for colds
4 and pain in the breast, for sale by
September 30. r. STEVENSON.
Z . DOz Superior brown Mustard, Just received
E - and for sale by r. STEVENSON.
September 30, ISlo
Snuff. SnuiTM SnuTll!
A FRESH supply Of 5iaccouja aud Scotch Stuff.
"a by the tolGc or pound, for sale at the Drugstore
10y Sept-3J. y. STEVENSON.
DOsA LBS. CHEESE for sale by
e5UU Aug25 Il. B. BISHOP & CO.
Fall and Winter Goods.
NETALLACE Is WARD have Just opened .ho,-
w Fall and Winter Gopas: Comprising every
thing suitable for cold weather, that be cal lied
for call and examine.
Eagle Block, September so, 1873.
ETREEGu Cashmcrcs, Hoosrfn de Lafucs. black
s. plaid and fancy at I21ras Iuharr pIlids BDuHa-
@ucs, Pup Alto and Buanl Vista lIaiIs Liasoya ctc
just opened and for sale by
Sept WALLACE e. WARD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-11
Nen NtHle Ronncts.

T.oNENCH Braid B5guc.s. White o. do. Ru'-
' land do. do. Fancy bird eye DO. fmc Ircura
4mp do. Caua pear, c.ts do. Miss,s' s,raU and
.c-an-u do. d. Jenny Lined uimp do.
.u- received aud Tor sl.o by
WALLACE s. WARD.
Eagle Bloc, May is, 'ts.
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Terrific Fight between Rhinoceros and an
E,enbapt-Great Excitement.

rye announced fgh briefly By telegraph SCI efa Ga ~
The pesceful village OF Galway was on sunday
nbe 22d, thrown into great excitement by report
Aa, the huge Rhinoceros belonging TO Raymond q
Warnings MenAgerie, had broken loose from ms cage
.sa was COMBATING terrible havoc among the cattle IN
ihst vicinity. II seems That some tine during 9a'uy
uisht the Elephant Columbus, who IL not oil the most
,mi.be disuosition amused himself by tearing on the
srong iron bars from the in which the hhhoceIOs
vas secured. Finding himself menaced the hhhoceIps
csme nom his cage and showed night lie was 10
ooper ON the ground than he received two or three
k.yv blows from the trunk of the Elephant upon ms
ha which beat him to the earth, where ne Jay ior
she time as If dead The Elephant then endeaVoreu 70
ssh him by trsmping upon him. wnlch me i.alnoOs /,
sevsded by jumping under the oooy Oh MS
nugonst in which position he gave the Elephant sew
"a inward thrusts with the prodigious horn tnat pro
scts from the front OF his head which put the lie
phsDts hors du combat The keepers hndlng II I'M
psbe 10 secure the nfursted boasts alone called up
e the ueighbors for assistance, which was promptly
aven and every effort made 20 prevent MN from uohS
frfher mischief In the meanwhile the khlnocerOs hsl
se into the open fields where he confined his opera
sons TO the frightening of number OF horses and cows
hst we're In pasture. and then took to a neighborng
swamp where be uxuratcd in his iavorite recresuOh
oibsthing with the same unconcern as II ne hau ueen
vslloying among his own native marshes IN borheo.
Findng II impossible 10 capture nm oy means VI
sps aud meshes the prOpretors at length came 10 he
conclusion of dspatchng him; ana for this purpose
procured number OF muskets They might however
As well have fred against the side OF stone wall as
his hide resisted the balls cHectusly as II ne hnu
been encased in iron. Up TO late hour last evening
they they had not succeeded in taking him, eitnough
more than FIVE hundred person were engaged IN tne
pursuit and a large reward offered for his capture
dive The elephant is badly wounded that ne Is no'
expected 10 recover. st JonnsNiHe rep hNu"-
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- r..nsr Kerion..-singuIar Discovery.

correspondent OF the Buffalo Express, writ
,., ,nder date OF June IA, from Ont)nason'
lake Superior says;
-, -, oe,he Vulcan Mining Company has lately
~ @ yerv angular discoveries here IN working
oas If the veins which he lately found ne WoIAeu
- an old cave which has been eNcaNateo centuries
- This led them 10 LOOK for other works oil the same
so = ~ have found a number Of sinks IN the
,,t which they have traced r long distance ny
s-5ng INTO those sinks they lind them to have been
ts Sy the hand Of II appears that the ancient
miners went different prlhclPe lIon "u . 80 - ~
!, ne present time The greatest deptn YET louho IA
ga holes ia thirty fee-slter getting down 10 Ger
80 dspth they drfted along the vein making an open
~ These cuts have been filled nearly 10 leFei ny
80 accumulation of soil and we find trees oil the aIsest
euth standing in this gutter and also ma tnat 'ees
n very large growth have grown up ana oeu' anu
scsyed many years since in the same Paoos tl4oIS
n, now standing trees Of over three huhaieu Yeas
Troyth Last week they dug down INTO new piace'
"a -, evolve teet below the surface found mass
9eop,er that vii weigh from eight TO ten tons. NJ
uss.was buried IN ashes and II appears they cou,u ~
b,nde IL and had no means of cutting H. ana pIOosoiy
III FIRE 10 melt separate the rock rom IT, Wniy
-, be done by heating and then dashlng on coid
E,er This piece Of copper Is as pure ana cieah a.
Nv cent the upper surface has been Pouhucu Oleal
,a smooth Il appears tina, this mass oil copper a.
nsen from the bottom of shaft az the depth OF apoul
arty feet In snking this shalt from where the mass
sow lies they followed the course oil tue Neni "loi
p,ches considerably this enabled them 10 aise az
hr a. the hole came up with slant Az the Ooteon VI
he shaft they found skids of black oak from esnt 70
velve inches ia diameter-these STICKS were chaIieo
trough as if burnt they found large WOODEN Weoge'
r,bs same situation Ia this shaft they found mi
Dsrs yad and narrow chisel made OF copper ! DO
%, know whether these copper tools are tempered Of
not out their make displays good workmanship ihey
have taken out more than ton OF cobbe-stones "hich
lave been used as mallets These stones were nearly
round with score cut around the center ana LOOK az
ifbis score was cut for the purpose Of putting wine
round for handle The Chippewa Indians All say tha'
vii lead 10 new method OF finding veins IN TINS
country and may be of great benefit 10 some sup
pose they will keep finding new wonders Tor some n m.
set il is but short time since they hrst T
"a mine There is copper here in abundance and
INK people will begin to dig it in few years. MI
Epaou has found considerable silver during the pas
winter
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CONFECTIONERY AND ICE CREAM sA
NLOOS with fixture and lease for saie-reason Tor sell
ing. III health. For particulars address W. BOY i;iof'
Post once. ~ -
4 DRUG STORE FOR sALE-The old snd
welestablshed drug store now dong good business
Al sos Pearst owned by the late William Forbes, deceased
will be cold cheap for sh Apply al me store lyzI u
cis COAL! COAL .-Gfocers and oilers can
tf )O. be supplied with large siZe Peach Orcnard Nu
Goal screened snd delivered free Of cafiage today ana
tomorrow AZ low price II Is very large for retailing
A-o in wards $40 Range and Egg sizes both Red and
White Ash q, SIMPSONS Yards, 70 Thompson-'L near
spnpgst md eChnsopaer-si near GIeenH enay. z- o-
INDIAN RUBBER AND GUTTA PEhLliA
\ GOODS No ~ JOhn-st-The subscribers invite the Al
teuton OF the pubic their stock OF nfia huboer ana
Guus Percha Goods comprising general assortment OF Tue
various articles Manufactured from Wesc suVslanOes'
Among ih-in are;
Life prrservers Ladies Aprons,
Air Beds ard Pillows, Nursery Hospta sheeihs'
Air Cu-hi = Bathing Mats,
Goats and Cloaks Tobacco Pouches,
S,ofm Csps Water Pals,
Travelling Bags Door springs,
Tent Floors, Shoulder Braces,
CrOtou Hose, suspenaers,
Shower Baths, Carriage Oiotl'
Over Shoes, Horse lovers
Machine Binding, Steam Pacsings
ise sces are IN selected from fhs stock Of the best
manufacturers in the country Orders for goods executed
with prompuude 49,,
C Country merchants invited TO examine her socA
of Metallic over Shoes made by the various manufacturer
~ w 5vy FILLS. TOMPKTNsk co. 20 John-si
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DIED D.


On wednesdsy July g. dysen;e ANN wife Of John cPser
aIed o.
Her funeral deferred arrival q relatives from d;uce
- Troy and Saratoga papers please copy. - g
evening 25th inst after bnei Illness JANEI NJ
LEAN onsor late William Mclean Sen IN the elsi year Of
her age.
Her friends Of the family respectfully invited 10 attend
her funeral this afternoon O'Clock from tie Tesdence OF her
John Mclean No Maron-st without farther nv tson
Yesterday morning JANE daughter DAVID aud Jane Buchan
aged years and "a months
friends and acqusiatances Of the y are fespectuy nr
funeral this lThurds) afternoon, at ~ O'Clock ron
No ~ ihrds
Al Jersey Ety. on "Wednesday morning the Goth after short
illness Mrs PENELOPE ktENE IN The $50 year OF he
sgs. a. e.
neral on Thursday afternoon At oock from The residence OF bel
daughter WInah Of Grove and Bay s Jersey City
50 Providence papers will please copy.
the 10Th inst consumption, AGNES VIE Of Geo 10,
third Of the surviving daughters Tie a'e fobert ii
dsx Of this CIV. % the 18th Of her age
IN viii take place AZ her late residence ms o.
9th int n Twenty Of Sixth avenue a. CLOCK
which Ter and acquaintance respecuUy invited
On the QBh July l3f ADEIINE BOOkHOUI "a the 4ot year
her aye , - r.
Her relatives and respectfully invited 10 attend h.f IA
neral hs 1huday 2h At 90 clock from her brother
10 Nandewatsrst , .,-
Al Peerslursh Va sunday ga mt ased q ye.rs
Weston Ges proprietor sud editor Of the Raitigh htg1
nd oy brother Of the Of the National fegHee
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WHIsKY-I m fair demand and 500 hhls sold A. ld2 c.
IFADI frmer to-day and held AZ We hear Of no sae
sTEARIYEA sale ofl2 600 % da sieaune vas maze -
cs.h.
BONA sale 5000 rs North West Bone made al m ~
terms. t ..t
saes IFS axis 80. -
cROCTRIES-No .ales Of iod.y except about 90 boz
Havana sugar 557 cfs and go hhis Cubs ~ ~ az o.
SEEDS-Ihere etlmg DONG cover ala ~ '-is % yea
pci ed W a Timothy b. dun -
FRUIG-We sales 10l ogaes hasns 81 '51 D. @n = an
Improvement. ....,. -
Iurpea,ms 80 aud 80 lbs Rosin ~ ~ c ~ e-
Durn sud wilmington Small .. spins a. 3f15 CO c-sh aa TINE
sale. 20o bbs Tar a. s2a2 AZ. 49,. ,o..-,
TOBACCo-1here some inquiry for keuincy put ", near o.
sai-s. ~.',t--s 49,. 49,
sALT-Fron srrs four earss forks ls.sS bay zen
posed o. supposed . the other sa are - ss A.
,op Liverpool 5Os previous sale was Al 81 80 ~ co.
conror brand and do Ground on private terms o1t s
posed At something previous rates tie season os DO" 81
vanoed. -, - r., l.. ..... ~
GUASo-A cargo Of 100 tons Gusao ~a' sold s" days 'a' AID
100 tons resod Al SIS Per ton. ,,,.l,.
oiIsYoihiug whsl. Ln.ssd continues dn 80 a.na
Res, American small lots "a cts and Lng,h AZ - =
lie latter 10 gallons cod - bf3b Ct easl % =
Palm the last OF Of 800 900 b received -r- some e -
av. been taken on private and Al Sewsedofd LOO 70 l
5bis Crude Sperm at ~ cts A.. ., 90. -,
been tsken ching 20 b. At ~ - less c. in''-if A
remainder some advance On this pnce u dsmtnoei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-27
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK JULY 81
ALnAssc....-.. fhh pAt
Thh soos '~NA'-
~ SEE MARINE JoURN4L FOURTH PAGEhs

~ SEE MdRLNE JOtRNfL fOChiH TA"1'A1
cIrARED-sp. En1ae;a Noa.i cuebeoi Ro-cius. Edrdee
p Reform Hsttensora Newport. Pope ksn.ins9a;
p,,., Csn5n vp'aui som Ralph Crcss, Woodbury. s' "
Elwen Aselne aud Ei1a. S;ilert. Csda r. -.
arg. Wanderer Dawson, Wn1son' sone Nhipnsg a ~
nd T,ote Windt Havana. Pavenstedi schumAchef
Rn-or Rsmou.k Romance, Jackson LaglafA DuA1tn ~
mon. Moses Buckley, Chester Ready Rhno frz1e Hai S'
So wester1 Dodge Richmond Allen Parsoni Nussel
Rove New Haven Whepey, St Johns; ran Lasne1 M"
fnoud Alert. Collins. Boston
Steamboat Gen Jackson JARVIS, haliAA
,RRIvIp-shp N-dora lot rhomt-ton Borisns MaanIis o
A. ~ fb srar -2f bxs DO samples L & stewart .l'
pi1eaupfes Il Ack-r spoke, gong INTO MtAnAe oaIA -
Rur sQds I'm NYors and other bans and several 's o-h y
sr, could not ZEE Lei bsrks X Jeess s
io Mou.eu Gerrsk dss hrg Gafneii, "tns sA Ltly ~
~ fr Coves hrs Cornl Smith, w1g iss Nassau 4s-t. o
coees park Alneda - COM % load oI h.A %, 'tA
Let, m Boston sailed COMPANY Passensers-"m ravens
ID Mouiauero ~, -...s, r,,s , Fl.i
ne s,h n8.r u Sevos Cfui, saet n company VIII osi'
p.rlns pscr.v,l f,r Boston Passsnger-Ms G Durham
r. A1rs.t, Atkins Pensacola d. cotton, &c, 70 fo-f q -
ersoa 18Th Cspss Of Delaware passed 'es7 @
,ns Wsw
BIZ Masart.s Brooksby. Cod sPrns for Boston
schr Psfneia. LonsstJ-et. Virginia, wood
| sir Co-neln Blsstr3. BrsIiyviue, touf.
Srb Irene Cob, uzon 0r Bosto8 Sailed ID Company car
Ta.so ani Ortit bound Sth coal
/ sehf Genman, ressae Bangor, lumber
Schr Pallas. -. sulEr an. granite
| Joan Worth Johnson, Eeg Haroor
| Sehr Psugss-eti, Nils. Derry
| Sloop Proof glass, Blyden6urs Pro, t-uce, il-as
/ Sloop Piecsptor. Smith, NrgisiAr aPpies
EFIoy,so reter Hat,rnk Liverpool. Pass.ns. ~
/ HsrIout CO. francoaa, @ Lse-0o pa'sens-rs VINO Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-27

- f,r, sh co8affs value II Flour benz s-ooNtV'
49, ssoooOo Indnn Corn and MAJ .sooo0i al Coiila
80 - III. IL. value Of exported Wa - taa
1000 ~ IN whth 100000 lpt nanutsct-es ot Noi'o
- nr of F.h amounted 20 $4,000, AM OF o. Mhts9yls
'us - =. o,u.r3 oil sl0oeO l. value rc4 Is hall te-
.-. w.@rs - Ensans o frsnce 81 pvNni ls.ana
- 0s 90. b. Wet indiss stttlVg hh -
CHA sseeuo0, Brsra AID ClA, eto.''rf Ati9
$1,000 as.fri. ~ ollOos Hsyu. sllllt,o q 60.
sleNehv - :, exports Ualec states
-. s,5 foetchaniss. Of The EuNtA ana ~ i'.
--,rewas ssolla5S lore iaAn one iel.iao u ~ ~
ilrtn ph As,.a collnies namely, LOOSE 10 "a
II 800 lloa, EneArd. ssfooo0 70 Begun $780, ~, T..
"a 49, On rr.nce ss0op, soaiA America, s'o nay =
I s he exports Of foreign produce were lf,n
usssschu.ss Iacludag 10th forefu sna S 40 m o.
from York tfy S'oe'uA.v 800 an
Maryland 100000 LOUISIANA et-o'o''''' '
oo0pc; Poems, ssOeoo &c a. az III. amount
al ~. ~ I. 4. ~ article, Tree II dgs ince5ins nesis t
pounds e tes aud slnsNvl fgutis 81 to'-os 49,
over sI5 osi. s1suQOsooi lfecr -, -, ~, -.
OF ar,ae payn I'd vsot-m daiy. TIE fAne "' 9'iff -
Of article. paying sPcclAc duty slslocf"h
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
For sales Of Stocks, &c. see Fourth Page.

"WEDNESDAY, July 26-P NJ.
There is continued lu IN the Stock market to-
the same reasons before noticed The transactions are
limited and quotations generally heavy. Treasury
Notes are % d3s which is lower
There is nothing doing IN Bills, and the market
is heavy at 9aoi Tor hrstclass names. The Steamer
from Boston to day had Specie engaged yesterday
Freights are rather quiet. Some Cotton was
engaged at ldG532d 1000 bbs Flour at Is, and heavy
freight at l5sQ2Os For vessel to Ireland, Cd was Of
fered fol Grain.
The bond and mortgage belonging to the Atlas
Bank wss offered at auction to day and knocked down
at $4,000 1t was Oh good Brooklyn property, for
$4,000
There are ls miles Of the Concord and Montreal
Railroad in operation They have been opened about
two months and have earned 10 per cent on the cost
beside paying expenses, and surplus OF $1,000 oil
$1,000.
The following Table exhibits the value OF the
Merchandise exported from Boston to foreign ports du
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. OpP9sITiI4SsSI ToSsddMsblgIrss Sss

ole's boat for Aloaly, landry al New ou,sn,
Pousbkeepsi. Kingston, Cslskil Athens and CaAssAo
Leaves New York Tuesdays rburrdsW gu" 49, IN a
Pssseng.r. nv his boat will arrive In Albany IN ample ue
Tor be morning trains east west The new spd
stesmboat MANHATTAN, Czpt w Is Nelson VIZ -
tue Steamboat Pier at the foot OF hooineos'' ""'
al . O'Clock. Tbursdsy, July n, lSfo - ,,,, ..vx
To THOSE OF TIE TRAVELLING COMMONLY VIZ %,
syvxR srES rms BoAr-She 10 new and besutuul vor.,
BULL expressly for Opposition Boat betw cen n
and Albany and every and attention nave been
40 maze her worthy VI patronage And you " On.
s,e during The whole season. support the Manhattan sgan,'
he Ola Monopoly who making the most depsIs,s "a
lemps drive ner from the RIVER ano nave os s, ,ha &
thew will spepd 800 900 necessary, TO ensc' et
iect II has been SAID the Manhattan shan opp.
ION but Il /. ell by all who have nere'o'os, LII
eed on The Old Monopoly boats that me isc " ~
the .nhaifan came cut, when she pu me price v Ps,
At the present rate and II supported by the people ean1''
DO bought Of or driven Cd n r. e,.u,.v
Al the Office foot Of RObiDeon-et. y"