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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-26

s14F FOX CAIIEORNtN.-As there 10 cOnsidess
vsS bic iaR about ~ ne vessels that are up Tor
-~CAiiiorri. not being ses~orthy tho owner OF mo
shin ROBERT BONNr, being determined 10 sn0" nsf
condition ard have her In compeir order for 81 long voy
.ge hsd her Iut the dock have her fecoppe.d ard
examined by the Marine Inspectors which Was done tnh
the following . their report
USiTfE sFArEs Or ANEKtCA-PoEr % Ntw-foss -
The uidersgued sppOnied by Tho Chamber Of Commerce
ana Bosd UnfrrwulrTs 10 ,utvsNt sppfslsr sfbus.
and mdge Of vessels and goods aving dsmsged, 90 he
coming amsged the Pot ~ New los do heIob, cer-
nv and max. known. unto ali whom doth or msy con
Germ that a. request u he parties Interested having
frs been duly sworn faithfully ard -idy To male tho en-
smnA on and survey hereinafter mentioned sod 10 msAs
l. report according The best u unde .'st dins,
nave taken stree scsfeiul survey Of the ship Robert
Bowne than lying the ways, Tor The purpose OF eef
t.nug N. condition of her bottom and having understood
that the said vessel htnz o1t" for long yoysse, we
entered fully TITO tho subject ant accordingly hsd me
shesng stripped Of IN al The place. moot hseiy to bs
open the bow quarter aud bae, toseiner win the
cardboard suesk-sDd Invariably found the sms hard. the
ossun dry and even tho sh.shing paper sii good. We
arr. therefore, OF tho opinion that II 10 unnecessary 10 lsls
"a The sheathiDg but you'd recommend her being COP
p-frd over it-In testimony whereof have befeun'o
ga scrbed our nance this "a day ~ Decembe,, 70 IN
yesrl8B ALrhh nari Hio"''
Witness l. WIsDERHoDr.
Tho.e who wish % 20 California will do well to call
on The Captain 81 Wslst See advertisement In tbs
paper ''o<"'
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> ". Brown Aueuone~r
I aRGE SALE or ttR>ITuRE 81 Auction
II N kD\k>DAl Dec =. a. 2ls Broadway. under the
American Museum cocssng u SOFAS etes etes dlvsns
11rgcs spnug seal sud cgter chairs. side sofa and
isncy tables marble TOP. French sud Goihc bedst~sis
dressing buresus wsntrohss hOok cases WISH sxrds Ne
a. sale 10 commence al 10 ocl0ck Catalogues
rrsry. ON ne
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Importers and Dss!efs In
CHINA. GLASS, AND EAkrHESWAkk,
rI'EA TRAYS CUTLERY and BRITANNIA WAkL.
i wholesale and retail ~ Wilnam-st "a door below ful-
tOnst
Ricn Dtnnef and Desser Services
Splendid Gina Tea and Cofee sels
Fine Toilet Ware u ne~ pslL-rns
solar and olher Lamps.
sases Fancy Goods Gsss Ware Britannia W are, and con-
FOODS al kinds for family and for hoss sbost W
commence Housekeeping
Ho..s shps snd stesmbo.is supplied 81 shor notice
N X I.,x Pfc.s o3 3Disso5
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!. EnK CALIFORNIA-T TO

a ron CAIIFORNIA-TO SAIL ON 18Th
a.szE JANUARY-T splendid, fsst sailing, clipper
sc<Sr buit p.ek-tship OhPbEUs y. Ffesmsn, mssir,
will positively ssI ss shove, touching At valparaiso fof
water and fresh provisions This ship of-rs tho beet
.cconmod .uons for persons yisDg The gold regions g.
beu. very fast sailor, will undoubtedly reach San Ffsn-
cisco within one hundred dsys having msds tho passage 70
Valparaiso Ia seventy four days For passage and ne
bulk of 900 barrels hesmsppy 70 sAML IhACI.
az ice n OldsHp, cor. Frontst up stairs
~ FOR SAN FkANCIsCO-Cslforn
z-yr viii ztch Immediately TO San ffsccis
direct, nns ship thsf can conyenenty seem,
mod 30 passengers Tho rate u passage has boon hrsh
100 for which he passenger souted 10 shafs "a Mo
vessel and has likewise the privilege u Saying on oosfn
DURING months Ia Sac and viii be furnished win pro
. .t1ar go. charge FOR fsffh.r psniculsrs, sp-
a., a. SCHMIDT bALCHEN,
Tagq 4n.. l05 and IN Walst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-26

MECHANICS HALL, ~ Broadway iee,-s-n
W Grand and BroOus ss commencing on hONDaf Oc'
ob-r md continuing svery night until farther notice.
THIRTEENTH WEEK or THE ksOPENlNB
Pie 0r.s1nsl and veLEnOWn CHklsTfs nlNsThkLs,
fnrssr red In 1871 he ar hNmoniEe Negro Melodies
ADD 0ytgtaafors u present popular sye or ETHIOPIAN
EsrFarAfNNfSTs whose concerz In MS CITY of Pcfln
Of ten months. with such disrn guishsd favor
.pd osoasg- The u announcing 10 th- sies
and yru,e m-n % SevYOrf and vicinity mai hey VII
Nv. ..r-s u their popular concerts introducing syrsy
~ trsir ogrs songs ChOrses Characteristic Dances "
Adm, .iop 3 c-ns Doors open 7-cOncen will CON-
IA AFTFRNOoN CONCERT every Saturday,, com
n.nfng s.8PH Under the sgsm-nt aud direction on
p P ChRlsTY.
comm. ncirg n 5 O'Clock I'D lNlr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-26
ELEGANT RO-EwooD PIANO


IJAl.. AND PAkLOk STOVES. &e.-F n
[1TRONBRfDGc r % D mated stove n sal c-9ry 20
W.-rs os-s flr sale ans 90 an o-u-rt y
Hal and Pacr stoves 90 -i0F-s al .De ior cllfcn-s
f.e1--. ard stores BE- flnc 10 ne ely h< stoves
rh drums arranged to beat -ure dive rss, ard ll
n1f % Be surpassed Al c-r s-9T-s arc ~arrs1r-
Ia uorx C. retT an pat 1y coupe.-Ut ard
rsss1ua1s pf.ces. hose 10 az VII please give Is
G. before p1rclsscg 1ls 3lseo1+
,HROhATIC TELESCOPES, for As1or0nss-
n ca purposes, u flzl UaErfy1z power, 3 and 3
f~eg IL leug a. e.sgs-iy mounted high tripod sands
Prce 80. 80. SO AID $50 AclrOuarc Microscopes
Of re quzliy from 60 70 $40 Snge and con-
poQrc Microscopes Of every style from q 70 So Opp
ca and Philosophical lcstrumects n gres yaresy enbra
eng every are, syis and 1niss For sac by
9lS lmiss BENZ. PIKE, Jr. - Broadway.
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TOsNECTfUUr PIE DEPOT, 70 besAn su..s.s
tThe pro 1stofs Of ais establishment conncee - ..-v
.,.ror .rcIs IN tber liDe P-rsocs wDcns % Dc ssy
I'd -s-r 40 b. eastern western par Of nc a,y, VI
please s-r6 10 tbrtr orders 80 -
NOCrOR BEDFORD HAS hEAovEp3o |"
DTS hsveQe 81 hoass o. VI fhtrtssnfasl Az W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-26

r/ODIOGIgAI HALL, 81 bO"EhT, neafy op-
II pos.is tn- B0~ery rh@atrr magnihcrni ssah
h.fn-1i i now open daily ff0u Il u g. and rom = u
lyror. 81 The Hall u Exhibition = hited Up win
rrsst elegance Ard ths col eclOn u LlflND BLASTS
A.D BIRDS /. The arrest and perfect II America
erfYr srce l. given a. each exhibition, including me
iesis u trained Elephants, Ponies and h0nki-s
81 Prooss enter. a den d Lion. and Tigers
Aauls.On IS c-nt. children under nln7 yesn Of sse,
sT.0 VAN AMBURGH 4 co. propreton
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FOR CALIFORNIA.
FOR CALIFORNIA.


- NEWBORN MINING CO-ro those d-sifous q Z
a-s3 oinng expedition to the Gold Regions an op-
-er porunity possessing spenor advantages os~f al
other. offered by which all the comforts for he soy
age ard provisions for u months ongtr Will be pro
vfei together with clohins snd implements for mining
snd home with provisions a, he mines tsch subscriber
viii be shareholder Va superior vessel stock provisions,
remain san Francisco the property ~
thu Company aud 81 their service should the Company
5isno.- vessel shareholder will thereby f-ceis-
back portion II his investment subscriptions limited 10
io men al $50 each The vessel 10 resdY foe Sea.
and will -sil with al possible dispatch FOR farther par
tclisn irqure at he Compsnys ONCE lbS souihst "a
noOr from A. NJ to4P. NJ DIS lwb'
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Ell SNOW, Aactioreer.
nN Till RanAN Ia Nh lnsi Al u

IN TIL ksDA1, 10 Sin INST 81 ~ oclcct ~
~ Sowery, catalogue sac of Elegant hcseScot aad
Mahogany Furniture beng The soct ~ usnufsefgrer
changn his business conssgrg q ete seies soss. mar
be TOO bureaus DO tshes DO ~sshstsrts DO ste
table. mshogsny book cases DO wsrdroAes, 60 ohsirs
rJckefs. chamber furniture. Ac
40. 50 msp heisrsts. snd numerous other suces
under ~ cash; al suns over 60 days for sr-
proved endorsed uoles
Ca.sIorue. r-.dy on Tuesday morniog dzS.Sz-.k.Sis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-26

GRAND CONCERT-To be given ~ the NEW
tEYORN SACRED MUSIC SOCIETY. FOR The hen-nl of
.de home yOR THE FRlENDLESsf vii iass rlsce
- i-e Broadway Tabernacle on WEDNESDAY EVEN
NC Dec -. 1888 The following eminent srtsis save
s1lv ulfe~rec their vslsbe services he occasion
Nstsua OTTO NissAr GUsrA SROVNE. Mr. 10.
stPH 81 RkE. Mr RICHARD HOFFMAN, Mr. GEORGE
Shl>rOW sui he eminent OrEsnisi Mr. JOHN LONDkL,
f-o - Pe-rsnurgh. Russia Irtrr the direction ~ Nj
r. Riley The Grand Pisro Forte used on tbs occF-
sion hes he-r generously trnrered ~ Mr. Henu Herr
Tickets rgchssrd for me fh isA VIII BE- received he
ever. r e of The .-h Us ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-26

DDAYs OsLY-Commeucing Tuesday. Dec y. spen
did Performance sfternOon At O'Clock, and every
evening all. The Nansg-r happy 10 announce the con
unued ngagemsnt q Mr HALEs the snylsn y Ant ne
arg~st and hesyest man living. being over ElOHI FIJI
HIGH and weighing over q QUARTER Of TON
TfTAsfA THE FAIRY QUEEN. ne smallest female
dsf ever seen beth being much shorter than tho lannon's
gFN TOM THUMB The popular Budssqus Opers, TUE
slEEP-WALKEK GREAT WESTERN, no fan.es
evening i1 4 Grand Yankee 1elsnss PETE hOfkls
tn. HIGHLAND MAMMOTH BROTHERS. Llf mo
0RASG Of-TANG. WAX sCRlPTURAL STATUAkff
Nine ROCKWELL, the Forums Teller. Afmission -
c-a.s- children under i0 y-srs u age ~ cents -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-26

'EABFRN ACEE.-ONCEM MORE snd most posinve' y
l f,r 'he .ssl time I'M tbs country. ths GRAND GAL
CONCERT given hy n fme. ANNA BISHOP, on srrle ~
lnpars "a endof and received h unhounted eutfu
ss.m. will be- repeated ou ri tSDAY EVENING. an. .
1872 on which occasion " sisme ANNA BISHOP ~ilsng
snm. ~ her nos. Doplsr sud celebrated Csvsfras Songs
D1es srd Ballads 81 PERELLl. the eminent tenor viii
srs seve.s admired p'ec-shis set appearance his
s-ason Mr BOCH>A. Harpsl 90 the Queen ~ Erslsnt,
ey-Dilec0r of Her MsfesDs Italian Opera, London, u
s present Or ihe .asi time 10 his country hs isrsmed
cnlrrcersIc Imts1ts ard Hrc symphony, no Two divs
i1-- aled VOYAGE MUSICAL 90 different parts % the
world. Introducing usuonAl slrs seieced from he most
slIfart sources which given I'm their primitive siar
t...rrani-d With Instruments peculiar 10 esch country -
To which viii be- added and Ongiusi Grand Chorus
ara.led The CALIFORNIA GOLD HUNTERS Musical
Direct, 0. Mr GEORGE LODER.
IN the Voyage Musical Mr. BOCMSA will preside A.
ih- Harp
Full particulars of the " hole ertanment IN programmes
t. r.ncrr ibis unique Gals Concert splendid ~ possible
flr exterior OF he Tabernacle will be gay Illuminated. aud
Military Band. stationed under the pOrlco. vii receive
ile v.sHsr Tickets esch Doors open ST. Concert to
-rrrfre,-e sf s. o'rack DIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-26
GOLD AND SILVER

TRINNIN0s FOR FANCY BALLS,
Theafrrs RECALLS, slc etc -.
nF GREAT VARIETY 40 NV s,y.s; io' az 90
- a.. - i7''if y q Joon-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-26

MOONEY, Aucuon-er
BOOTS AND ~uOf--sy A d GALE. store .,
Dprsrlst TUESDAY DEC -. al 10 O'Clock. M ~
boots shoes. hrogAns oycI.hOes. A. comprising
general assortment sdspe TO The city and country trade
dS Si.
AUCTION -AIE or SPLENDID AND ELEGANT
a NROSEM GOD MAHOGANY AND BLACK WALNUT
CABINET FURNITURE OF thr Lous NiN Nv. 6ohic
ard other sylss SEWN BROTHER will sell ~ JOHN
SNlFFEN. Aucfonecr 81 their Mare Rooms - beekmsu
81 on WEDNESDAY, Dec y 81 in+ O'CLOCK, their ent~
stock OF furniture OF the above styles manufactured
press Tor their private sses Goods ready for essmns
lion. Catalogues ready 90 Tuesday .6.h met DIS 81
4 FEW SHARES ~ the capital stock OF the Mary
n and Mining Company Of me ysue ~ SEQ per
share. will be- sod hy nlMONr A NOsACk Auconecfs'
% the Merchants Exchange 90 FRIDAY th- .,h dsy Of
December al ~ O'Clock. al noon For parcu are spply ~
~ 90. = BLArrHFORD. Hanover o.
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AUCTION SALES.

IN Z. COTTON, ssen.,s 1ad CsSssss. NvaAas
D-s.> hoom SIC Broadway. 5oshic Hall-Hav'nx 70
moved 10 ne soovensmet rcoula . uow prepared 10
c-ivv al ands OF Cabinet rarnsarr Dry 1osds Csrpes
src housekeeping sces q every tesrpuoc cnrsSp-
meet tos privsic sale soccon. ard settlements
sifh ia nsuS pronpress tie VIII hoy N prs<srr~S
Outdoor sses N any part OF the saensed 20 a. usaa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-26

wILLIAMsBURGH FIRE INSURANCE CoArAS''
WILMINGTON, I.
NrEW-YORk OFFICES ~ WIIN ,ss "a go 10
cry Tkis Company, Win h.-e se ns,,ss - -
sod s~e,r.ly invested Continues 10 insafe sss4I.
dAnsto ~ ni' Of pefsoos properly, ou
BOG nrnn.'e -. =. DC Cny Onoes generally
.. 1900 Daniel W Townseod,
Alorxo A. Alyord, ~
Dsnie Burpcu
b. urryalh Charles Devoe,
ne.ser hooer Barley,
Frsncss A. Psmer.
DANIEL BukTNErT. Presdsat
nrfr.s R-~y-f.rv 80
HYTRA NEW HULLED BUCkWHEAT-
En- sndefazned prepared 70 receive ordsfs for sew
I'D BaeAwnsal carefully paced IN barrels, hsGbsus.s
ssr and sixntb barrels also 10 cesy msfsod bsss
Nd Is BE e.eh warranted al weight and s1uA
caslry % any In markot orders from he 500 and Lee
psnied with ely rotor VII meet IN prooF
sr,suuon Ira J. u. HkO0f, - HrootsS
one door below PsebehY
n B-A constant sqpply q ssus Rsctas yl9ss -
snd yellow Indian Nal, kiln-dr,ed Cor 49, osn
TI0u md apsdos osnnssl " bsffsA oAst>nsc
pseksso nd ssga
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-26

GRAND NU-iCAL FESTIVAL. At The BROAD
u WAY TABsRNACLk, on SAfU RDAf. Dec So Tor
the BENEFIT o. ThE GENTLEMEN OF TIE OR
CHEsrRA OF lhe ste PARh rhEATER who not ouy
lost al their Instruments hut the Situations Tor us ensuing
"a inter. hy hat dI-sstruus tire
The following eminent Aftsis, have, IN he sindcsl msn
n@r offered lnsir assistance 81 th.. occ ssiun
Madame Lshorde Maisme kosi Oossl,
sigrouua Pau. Mss De Luce.
NJ Lahord- Mr Rossi Co.si.
NJ NoV-Iu Nr sanguircO,
Mr Herr. Mr. Burke, Mr rimn.
The Ochssra will consist ~ The Italian Oprra Band, ih-
ae Park Theaiar Bsud and he greater part Of the Phil
harmonic Oche-irG making above one Hundred Perform
efs the y l0e under ihs Oh eciion u Max Msreizek
GA th- occas on the Orchesra VIII perform
T. The Jrhiei Oveuure, BY Weber
r rli1 hy NsreUek
B. Triumphant Symphonic, kes
Grsuf Fsrflse. with -o'Cs themes OF lucrexe hof-is
arranged by Nafcizek
rtsO scenes f0m Don Giovanni
The Tr1o- 10 Amerrs. By Mr. Herr, which created %
mach sensation Al the .sst Musical tesuvsl
Grand 500 hy NJ Burke, and other attractive novelties
~hich viii be specified iu the future buL
Tickets = may bee hsd ~ the principal Hotels and Must
a. -ore. snd The door the evening Of The Concert
d.1 aus'o
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CAKES FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

TIE = tsN RI -RS have OF hscl srge 1ss1r-
metz 20 rcry s-f-i fruit. pound. ard - oi1rr
cases Io--l=r -'-l vsrefy ~ s1-s basket -sse 1nry
s-lr-es rTrauics &c. tfo. cor f-cccrsrv 81 all Ids
La-.-s sistiaE slrcts 20 this i-e '1r le coUrs
VI. 11 Fe- 1y cs-llg 1r BELKNAP Willis
lAr ruF a@-r,or 1r ssf t2r.r--s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-26

STATEMENT shoas ne estimated lus Of zach aro ohici
cI-e rs Hudson Riusv, al ne Candis during n
uears ls46. 1877 and 1885
THG foRESr. 1916 1917 1873
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WHITAKERs
MINIATURE SOLAR LAMPS,
OWING A MOST BRILLIANT LIGHT from whale OIL
No, ard and universally acknowledged 70 Be sspef1g 70
All ohers Tor r.sang wriog sewing Msnafsctaredb ~
- FSDICOrT SUMNER
~ Broadway,
40 lyish ~ S-
The Arkansas banner., 1848-08-01
Gen, Zachary Taylor.

Who said that he would not be the candidate of any party, or lend himselftO party schemes,
 General Zachary Taylor.
 Who has since accepted the nomination of every party, faction or segment of party. that ofcred a nomination to himi
 Gen. Zachary Taylor.
 Who said, in several of his letters. that he would sooner see Mr. Clay, any of our experienced statesmen, elected to the Presidency than himself Gen. Zachary Taylor.
 Who afterwards said that he would not withdraw in favor of Mir. Clay or any bndy else, whether he was nominated or notl Gen. Zachary Taylor.
 Who said, in hs letter 10 Gen. Gaines, that he was in favor of acquiring more thaulhsli oi the Mexican territory by conquest
 Gen. Zachary Taylor.
 Who afterwards said in his letter 10 Capt. Ali son. that he was opposed to acquire an inch of ter ritofy by conquest Gen. Zachary Taylor.
 Who has therefore shown himself to be the most inconsistent, contradictory, and faced man, that ever came before the American pubcs
 Gen. Zachary Taylor.
 Well, do these inconsistencies and contradictions show Gen Taylor to be an honest and conscientious man?
 Not unless words have recently changed their meaning.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-08-01

stances of the country. h doing tis. he question ot power. liuted by the atnount io he appropriated confrpnts lt is slsne qaes'iou ol slsbt as 10 the prvpFiety ot the appropriation. This Is ad,,. ted. It, therefore, it WIS wise and proper to grant one section of land in each township for common school, in times and Bnder circumstances which made one seeuoa adcqaste to the purpose, it iaast be equally wise and prnrcr 10 g1ant two or more seet'oas for thr same purpose, now that fines and circumstances have so reduced the price ct a0, as io make two moTe sections no more the n eTutVa- len; G. Inc fOimer value ef oae section.
 The prayer of the petltIen. though two fed in terms is founded in the single ieaso Of the prepI- tty of making the amount of ihc grtst aieonatn ia its pufposs. It is held iisa, oM iag 'a tae large quantity Of public lad ip iise naTke; and is lov price, two sections of gond laui Il S.,aa e,l. arr necessary, and baFsly sa,fiei-n' 70 establish and maintain common school ia rsch tupilsh'p in Arkansas IL IS thet fore prayed :, al. ia aidlien 10 the one section aircaiY grsated by cS Rg hws, smother seetien be giane,l in Ike manrer 1, is held sis, that many ei the 6ta seilons her tofofs granrd are ~o'tlitss anl nasal sble l, IS, there farelr yed hatpeim'ss.ea ta xelange these rsiue- less s' ctions, fr such as oi good qnaiify, be grant Il
 Bes,ies t'r general rslicy sbsv~ discuss q. the prece ens oi legislation ar al in favor of the pray CT of the petition. Additional grams ih some in- tane-s oi t're townsips ol lanL. have been ma ie to different states, when the original gan, has hesn found nsuiliC iea for the purpose il iaeod ed 10 accomplish. Set Ae's of Congress, csa,I, 57, Sec. 6, .fpra lg, ls,6, and etaP SIS, 6, Hafch s, iS20, And the instances are numerous in whleh exchanges have bsen allowed Sh an cirea stsnres 'na e t desi,able thai other Iads than ihse originally granted should be usel for the purpose of the grant Two instances have already been a deatcd in which these exchanges detIime tai to the school interest, Others, in whic they have been det med advantageous to The srhools, are oi frequent occurrence. See Acts ef Coegrsss, eiap. 33i, Sec ,, HdroA ,, isatl: chap. fg, 6, .fpin 2i, ls06, May P, ls3o; ehnP, 65a, secs. and ,. APfH 20. lsS2! chap. Sn0. sec. 6, August lsIe; ehup SlI -91gUd II lsl2; chop. 12J, June i3 l54I i chap. l72. seef. and ? August $, lsI6. In conclusion, the committee oi epinion that the prayer of ,he petition ought to b. granted. and for that purpose, recommend the passage of the ac 70 npauynr bill.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-08-01
i''ie hocA' -haIen ''h, iStc'
 Professor Of .EEissic.
A CARD.

1'HE undersigned has been engaged for many
 Il years in the construction of large Sectional Map of Arkansas, which he intends publishing in lhe course of the ensuing year. His position as Craftsman ia inc Surveyor Generals office of this >'ae, for the last eight years, has given him the most favorable opportunity of laying down the To- Posraphy of such map nearly perfect as can be-
 In order to ensure the utmost possible correct he's In the position of County Seals, P. Offices, and roads, he would respectfully solicit all those F. Masters, and others interested in the correct loca- l'ns cs County Seats, who have not sent in the numbers of iheu respective places, 10 be kind enongh to dD at their earliest convenience; and lo all those who have been so prompt as to favor am "llt the necessary information, he hereby ten Gers h's sincere thanks. C. LAEGTREE.
 Lhte Rock, Ark's May aniA lsis.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-08-01
Music for the Million.

AIR-Dandy Jim. I've often heard t said of late, That Michigan it is the State. Where democrats afe bound to shine As in New York and Caroline.
 For oh. the people told me so,
 Oll Cass Is the man for the country, oh, looked in his face and found it so, Just as the people told me, oh. There's BUTLER, too, he is the man Who'll bring the whigies 10 a stand From old Kentucky he does come, And with her he's fav'rite son.
 For oh the people told me SO,
 He'sa leading team in the 'keystone ," too, looked in his face and found 1t so, Just as the people told me, oh. We ask for nothing but what is right, And for our cause we'll firmly fight; We'll lick the coons to their heaIts content, By eiecting CAss our President
 For oh the people told me so,
 He's the strongest man in the country, oh; looked in his face and found 1t so. Just as the people told me, oh. It's now tell you, one and all, Let's be united in the fall, And General Cass we can elect, With the gallant Butler of the West For oh. the people told me so,
 Old Cass is the man for ihe country, oh; looked in his face and found it so, Just as the people told me oh.
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NEW W 0RK

EXAMINATION of the doctrine of the Resur IL reelion, and other subjects herewith connec- tea by the Rev. Charles P. Tprrentine, late of the iennessee, and now of the Arkansas Conference, M E. C., South,
 . The above will contain 100 pages, 8 mo.-Price
 Persons wishing to obtain a copy of the first clifton, will do well. to forward their names to the aaloof at Little Rock, or give then 10 any of the neneers n of the Arkansas Conference, of the NJ. E.. V, South.
 Little Rock, June 10, lslS 4O-tf.
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NAIL ARRANGEMENTS

EAsrERN-Uia R0ckT0e NdpoIeon. Due. Sunday, Wednesday, & Friday by a. m. Leave, Tuesday, Thursday. & Saturday, sp. m.
 WESTERN to Scotia, Fan Baren, $c. Due, Wednesday. and Saturday, P. m. Leave, Tuesday, and Friday, 2 a. m.
 NoRTHERS-t0 BdtssuiIle.
 Due, Monday, and Friday. 2p.m Leave, Sunday and Wednesday. Sam
 SOUTHERN to Washington. Due, Sunday, Wednesday. and Friday, 7p.m. Leaye Tuesday. Thursday, x Saturday, Sa. m.
 To Pine BlsF and Columbia Due, Sunday. and Thursday, 5p. m. Leave Sunday, and Thursday, 6 "a. m.
 To Hot Springs.
 Due, every Wednesday, 6p. m. Leave, every Monday, Sa. m. ITO PSTryviile, DaRriile, and Tontinsonviae. Due every other Thursday, 7p.m. Lave, every other Monday. "a. m.
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DeRfNk .VOfirP.

| NcIN \ RE, DENTIST. respectfully informs II H', patients and the inhabitants of Little Rock, that he will return in about two or three ,..s' when he will be glad 10 see those who have 'he benefit of his practice. and those os- lef '' o' obtaining Il, Professional appointments ,, r,,' ""h MT John II. Robinson. merchant win be Aod. ''' '' 'hc gnu o' tue sps'e Pe'
 June C, ls4s. aa-
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The Native Aneri,an Whis Pariy

By the nomination of Gen Taylor the whg par'y has became swallowed up tn the Native Amencan party. The name of GEN'L TAYLOR WAS FIRST BROUGHT FORWARD BY THE NATIVE AMERICAN. Every Native America an Native American eaft0y in the Union was present at the Convention and spoke in favor of Gen. Fay. Tor. By this act, THE wHIG PARTY HAS UNITED WITH THE NATIVE AMERICAN PARTY.-Bostoa Ttmes'
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]. D. Adams 6 Co.

H AVE just received, per late arrivals from Gin H cinnaii,
 l2oO lbs. sugar cured cany assed Hams; 100 " clear Sides;
 Is kegs Lard;
 boxes Sperm Candles,
 la Star Candles,
 half bis. Butter Crackers;
 Water u.. ls bls, Vinegar p,'. "hleh will be sold cheap for Cash or Country 'V'ser. June l3,. lS4S.