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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-25
The lat. ERE ~ Washington.

WAsniSuroS, July "a 1912.
The Nessrs Stillnan have demanded an investiga-
ton q the attending the recent desrue
tion q their dwellings by are, In consequence Of the
expressed suspicious against them. They deny all
knowledge Of (much more participation in) the
Of ihc
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IN BROOKLYN.

IN BROOKLYN.
Board HEALTH, July "a, 1S49
Since yesterday there have been reported to this
Office 10 Of epidemic cholera nine Of them
fatal, viz. :-Letita Lnnon aged two years, Fourth
Place; Catharne Leay aged "a Carroll street. Michael
Kouphlin aged 80, Bond street, D. Shepard, aged IS
Washington auenue; Mary Lilly, aged4 Furman street.
Sidney Hawkins. aged 20. johnson street; Edward
Downing 10 Bakes Buildings Martin Silk, aged SO,
Baches Buildings, Furman street. Mary Ema aged g,
Jackson's Court. G. s j. GOODRICH,
Physician Of the Board
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-25

Sr. LOUIS July %, lSt9
The riot the levee on Friday, during which
number Of the participants seriously II not fatally
injured originated between two parties Of Irish boat
men known IL the Mortimer and Fardowns They
have taken mutual oaths to continue the riot whenever
an opportunity shall present itself You may, there
FORE expect to hear further accounts of riots In St
Louis
Several Of the malefaotors, among whom ring
leaders Of both gangs, have been arrested and in
the custsdy OF justice IL is said that court In.
tends making revere examples OF the culprits.
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Large Fire In Montreal.

MONTREAL, July ga. NJ.
large fire occurred in this city this morning, and
consumed 90 buildings before it was subdued.
AN OTHER DESPATCH.
MONTREAL, July 24-P NJ.
The ERE this morning consumed about forty build
ipgs. The loss Is estimated at $50 600.
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NsN ORLEANS, July 20, 1870.
II Is reported, on good authority that Mr. wikin-
son, late cashier Of Of The banks Of this city Is
defsuter fer large amount
The health Of the city If New Orleans Is remarkably
coed. nn,ilnrinr the krnsnn.
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Damages obtained by Costar Washington
ngaInAt the MnshInGt ton HalIroad Co.

BALTIMORE, July "a 10 ?. NJ.
The Washington Railroas Company required to
pay Cosar Washington (vho received injuries by their
running OF the track in September last) the
Of SIS 90 besides costs Of suit.
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WAsnISuroS, July "a. 1919.
Arrangements are IN progress for the establishment
o. new pepper In Baltimore, in support Of the Hon
Thomas II. Bentep, Of Missouri. Messrs. Flynn
Curran are to BE- the publishers
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Erom llnenos AYres.

B.trHcrr, July "a, 1912
The bark General Wool asiiv.d this morning from
Buenos Ayrcs, with dates TO the eth Of June The brig
Colonel Howard, frcm New York, at Buenos Ayrcs,
,,,lo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-25

INTERESTING PROM CEBA-The bark Elliot ar
rived yesterday, in twenty-four days passage from
Cienfuegos.
We learn from Captain Dzer that all vessels
from the United States were subject to be quaran-
tined about forty days, on account Of the cholera.
No fIeights for the United States Vessels had
left, and more would leave, for the Europe and
the United States, IN ballast.
Three-iourhs of the sugar had gone to Europe.
There had been plenty Of rain, and the new crops
never looked better The old crop had nearly all
been taken away.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-25

THr Rior At ST. CsrHinisr. BnAziL. The following
Is extract Of letter Gated 81 Catharine April Al
Augustus KNIGHT cf New Haven, IL missing. and IL
supposed 10 Lave teen Killed and thrown into the river
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-25

ARRIVAL or TIE STEAMSHIP SorruERvEn The
u. 5. Mail steamship Southerner, Capt Berry, ar
rived yesterday morning from Charleston, bringing
us papers from New Orleans and other Southern
cities, sheod e the mail, for which we are indebt-
ed 10 Capt. B.
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The british American League, &c.

The British American League, &c.
MONTREAL, July "a, lS49.
The delegation from the associations in this city
leave to-day to attend the provincial meeting at
Kingston.
Business Is dull.
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TIE CHOLERA IN lAhlSs
The last returns from Paris show stu further
dinhnution in the number Of cases aud deaths frem
cholera and the disease appears To be rapidly de-
crcssirg 1hc number II deaths for the week ending
on the 10th JusJe as published in the H5qd Of last
we,k was over I 500 1he following table shows the
mortality Ter the succeeding week =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-25

THE PrcGErss or NAVAL ARcnrrEcrrRE.-ln
the minute and interesting description of the
new line Of United States steamers, published
in Sundays Hcraid, will be found some graft
bing facts, indicative of the rapid progress
Of this country in the construction OF ocean
steamers. The long experience Of Great Bril-
tain has been graspcd IN moment, and so
efTcciualy applied that the boast Of "the wooden
walls Of old England" which once had pregnant
meaning, has no longer any force, except as a re-
cord Of the past. What Is it that has given that
country The high position she has so long enjoyed
in the scale of nations Her shipping-her fleets.
What is it that makes France a source of appre-
henson to the warriors and statesmen Of England
lIer Improvement IN steamships. See with what
CELEBRITY she accomplished the landing Of $1,000
men, the other day, IN Italy-uoops that are IN
Rome
There is no nation having a seaboard that can
compete with other nations, having the same adj
vantege, without feet Of war steamers, or thei.
equivalent, in ihefc days, when the power of steam
has completely changed the character Of modern
warfare. The keeping &C such a feet in com
mission, would, no doubt, cost country toe
much, whose policy is not offensive war. But,
after all, the true way TO preserve peace is 10 pre-
pare for tgcressIon. That this can be effected at
a comparatively small expense, We have album
dant evidence in Mr. Laws new line of steamers,
which are so beautifully sdaped, either 20 peace
or war They are source Of pride to our msr-
chant malre-the nation may well feel PROUD OF
such bulwarks Like our militia, they cost the
county nothing for the present; but when they
are wanting, they are ready for action.
The estimate for keeping government steamer
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From the Rio Grande.

BALTIMORE, July "a, ls49.
By arrival Mt New Orleans from the mouth Of the
Rio Grande we learn that the Mexican inhabitants OF
Rio Grands city lynched named Mills recently,
fer numbering respectable Mexican citizen.
man was shot in the streets of Brownville Texas,
on the 4th inst, by desperate named Dryer.
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TIE Nrws by the Europa is now due over the
wires from St. John. n. B
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The Progrs 81 OF the Cholera.

TIT TTOSItss OF TIC CnOIef1s
IN THIS CITY
MAYORS OFFICE,
New YoRK, July 24-12M. (
The Sanitary Committee of this city report so new
cases, and 80 Deaths Of cholera, having urred
during the last "A hours.
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Departure of Col. May ana Company for
Fort LeayenwOrth.

Sr. LOUIS, July pa. NJ.
COL May, with $50 Dragons, left in the Princeton
yesterday for Fort Leavenworth route Tor Santa Fe
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-11-14

er, tim Grfuncisuns ii6er Sfanterbe9 einsus
sieben, etnen Gilbcten nah Grcja ab9eianbt
babe nad) bei1en 8erid,t fe lire tpeitcre
Neile enhpecer nah Der Soaupttabt bon
Gpirus poer i'm SAT- SunDabes nod i,n
SeIoe itebe, mad, 8uIsarten fprtiesen rpcllen.
Die 0tadfebr bes 8cten pers09erte ft,
tnoeB 70 iebr, baB Sbuna ben GnldluB faB,
te, iciort nad @rcja aufsubreden.
~Die l1nSeculc", faste fIe, ,,meiuen gater
,pteber su ieben, ccer tpeuisftens Nadridt
iiber ibn st ertalten, Idet MIDI ridt ldnser
bier ruben. Sie 1T 70 9rce, baB es feline Sc.
fatr 9ibt, in bic id MIDI ntdt Iieber begeben
mOdte, als Idnser bic Aualen biefer lln9es
tpi6beit Su erouIcen. Die 9e9eno 1T ia
Gher. Qaet mid alIein sieben.
(@ehluB fclat.)
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-11-14
g { eDimAM II q elt.

Scr ,,obio @taatssScte" erfdbeint Mtttncts.-
Scr @utferirticnsrres fir 50 Saummcrn 1T So in
9praustesotluns, 2,25 tpenn innerbalt bts ertten
baten abrts, So so penn wabrenc rcs ,peiten bol,
tcn Sabres iinb S2,75 wenn trtt nod 9trlauf pts
Sabres ttIablt ,pirb - 9liemano fann bie 3eis
tuns aufsettn rbne rcrber ale sfattanbt te,abt 3n
baten. Sriefe unp Iaittbeilunstn minen rortcfre'
ftin, wenn fe terhtf6ttst werpen follen.
CT ppttmtiifcr t6nntn mad elmer SerrrbnunS
bts Btnerals Dpitamts Suttrrtcns9elbsr fr a ~
. an acknowledgements fenren, ,pent man he,>
felttn fol6c 0riefe rffen abcr9ett, ile perte9eln
1,,1p accrrIIirrn last.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-11-14
(Sabresee,ses g.
50 it6ttr rs-8 ttGln
SIT 1tm6 SSSeif.

SIT itmb S3Seif.
9cm Often fam bic Srnne,
Sit uns bas si6t sttra6t,
ltno hennch Derrfbt III, Often
Die tieftc 8ratesna6t.
SIN Retfcn fnft bic Spnnc,
9cm QBetftn tcnmt bic 0adt.
tnb rennc9 tpirb int Csc fen
9as eW'Se si6t 9efaett.
Der mlcrsen ;autert <eten
Sur6 ftines .6auebs 0e,palt,
ltno bcnnr6 tpebt POM Mcrstn
Die $uft 70 tpbttntalt.
Der Nbrnp trinstt Stubc,
Olan feiert, 100 Ct nabt,
unb btnnc6 btrrf1t i'm Nteno
Oas $cten 1lnb bic xbat.
2DiGlt BIT tas 8atbtt lcftn,
Wlert' Dir Der 2Srrtt ;tpri:
SUI Q8etfen berrlht bic Sreibeit
Sm Often Iprannei
Suftus .5anftn.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-11-14
SS}nter5aGtans anS 8eGsGrnns.
Die
Spcbter Des S,tnDabes.
(Scrtfbun9.)
VIII.

Sang slorianopeI baQte tpieber bon ben
3uriiifnn9en bic gum unmittelbaren 9luss
marble nad @pirus 9etrcfen tpuroen. Die
giidfebr Sfanoerbe9's in fein 9aterlanb
tparb NIT jeoer Stunoe brin9enoer. Sc ,par
bic bOdfte 3eit bic gefreiun9 Souna's gu
rerfthen.
slm oierten Mcr9en be9aben Gd, Sfanbere
beg unb gticdus, tpie 9etp6tnlid, tn's Serail,
BON benz @rces sGunuhen lit bas 3turmsims
mer beslettet.
uDie Sflaoin miro fbtlid) beGer", faste
biefer su Dem permetntlihen 9lrste. gSenn
es 70 fcrt9ett, fann fIe nod Dor benz sebnten
Gage bic 9fetie nab gpirus NIT bem 9rinsen
antreten. Sbr feio etn 9lldliher Mann,
Safim. Dod tperbet Sbr 9etpiB nid,t 70 ut>
banfbar ietn, gu per9e1en ;"
uDaB ih @ud bic SodIfte bes eobues per-
fprchen. SD neroe ibn Gud nidt pcrents
baIten. gerIast Gud carauf uno erbaltet
mir AUDI ferner Cure Sreunblhaft."
v9Sir ipcllen 0anb in 0ano ben @ipfcl
BON Mabcn,eo'S Gunit ertei9en", perfeste
&af1is.
Gicdus fin9 bns @asniB tomit an, bae
er ploslid) ben SrcB @unuhen binterriids
su Sooen warf. Sfanoer6t9 elite feinem
Greuno su Dilfe. Gliidlid selans es ibnen,
ben beitirsten unb fdmerfdQi9en &affis ;u
binoen unb ben Munb 3u oerltcpfen, eben
alS er oenielten ;n einem Sdrei beS Gnts
feeens Dfneu wpllte.
Sbuua biillte lid, in Elm bereit 9ebaItenes
@epano bas benz tpelhes Nicdms trua
gan; 9leid, fab. sluf Der Stelte unb obne
geroaht su erre9en, SerIie6 fIe nit Sfanrers
beg cas Serail. Die 6liittIinse eilten in bic
&araYanierte beitiesen bort stuei 0iofe unb
elten su elmer 0uclIe Dor Dem 2bore, no fe
Stirdus Gadfunft perabrepetermaBen, ers
tpdrteten.
DieIer fhlid 1d tueni9c Minutcn nah
Sbuna's Slutt aus benz Gburm9emahe,
bic Ghir oasu forsfdltis perrieselnb. Gr
ftie9 fed bic Greppe hti,ab unb erreid,te, cbne
bon Semanb au9ebalten tpcrben gu iein, ben
susgans bes @artens. 0ier rief i'm ciuer
bon Der @uuuhenmahe an.
u0att oa! Oar bdudt Sbr spdret idon
norbei9efrmmen."
uSreilid", ent9esnete Gicdus mit@eitess
gesenwart, ,,aber if muBte tpteoer suritd,
Inn mein padet 81 bolen oas ia perse6en
Bate"
limb cbne ber @ade Belt gum SeGnnen
;n lai1en, fhliipfte ct raih burf bic Gbare.
@litdlid FAM er aus bem Stabttbrre. 9l(s
er Stanoerbes uub Sbuna aus Der Serne
erblidte, ,piufte CT ibnen NIT Der Soanc, nur
porndrts su eilen, nno cbne Elm Wort su
tpehielr,, ja9ten lle suiammen fort.
@rt nah Scnnenunter9an9 bielten fe an
lit einem fleiuen JtuBbaums@ebOlSe. Mebr
um ibrer Np01e Grfrifduns als I'm Der ei9es
men Grbclung ,piien befh(cnen fe, bier
sspet Stunben su raiten. Die sln9it lieB Son>
ua nidt ruben, tie slufre9nn9 Ie bic Mnci9s
felt Der @lieoer niht entptnoen.
Sfanoerbe9 fd1arte eiu geuer uno berets
tete ein einfahes Mabf sdumte bic 9icffe ab>
trdnfte uno reioete fe. gcr Witternaht
brahea bic Slidtlin9e spieoer auf. Mit
sleihcr gtle ritten (te Dem @ebirse su bis
fur, Dor Mittas, ,uo ibre 9lofe Der friiberen
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-11-14

16 3ciltn unb wenistr tcften 1 xbaler fur 3n,atia
gee Ginraten, jtbe nabfclsenbe tcttet 25 Gent.
l6 3eilsn up>>Weniser pitrteljabrts $3.50
" u /" d" baltjabriS s4,00
~" ein SaDr 500
8eaaftstarten pom 3eitsn fir Gin Sabr $500
Sci srcBeren Ansetsen miro ein lberalsr Atjus
stltatttt.
OF Postmasters are politely requested and au-
thorised to act as agents.
H. J. NorHNAGEL. publisher
Corner of 7th & South Market Str. CANTON, o.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-11-14

Jtdt mebr ais nur ein 9ieiter fcnute bic
Sriide anf ein Mal paflren. gle rubtc auf
brei Bc9en. Der mtttelfe berieiben mar bon
betrddtfihem l1mfan9e. Die iibrtsen itiegen
ihn'al nnb ans ieidterem Wa0er empcr. -
Die 8ruftlebne ,par fat gang 3eritOrt, Der
9Ses bic mnb oa ourd, einseifiirste Steime
Derramntelt. Snmitten bes mittelten 8oeen
lag ein un9ebeurer Sdlueltein barauf elm
rtefser Soelnt tpcnad man in Der umges
aeno Die Briide nannte.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-11-14

Drei Gage oarauf fab Scnna fd, enclid
inter benz freunblihcn Dahc eines Sdlcfs
fes in Siderbeit, bas 9ticdus fir ben Wobns
fig eites alten Wafen9efdtrten aussab. =
Suittuian = 70 nannte CT oielen = mar eben
a5neieno, bod oeriIderte Der Siirft bon
sltben, 70 senau NIT ibm befannt Su fein, cae
ct an ietner SteIe fhalten uno tpalten tOns
ne, ME es ibm sefalle. slud, fa9te er cae
The Arkansas banner., 1849-04-17
THE WIPES FRIEND.
Importsnt to aaose about 10 become MofAer

Important Co At0Se about f0 become M0fheTs.
 DROFESSOR ALEXISV. PAULiTAN, of ,he II Paris Lying in Hospital, member of the Medical Academy of France. Corresponding Secretary oi the Paris Pharmaceutical College respectfully hegs leave to announce to the ladies Of America. that he has appointed DR. JEROME Y. C. ROTTEN HURTY, of New York, his sole American Agent. for the sale of his wonderful medicine. known in France as the WEES FRIEND, or MOTHERS ASSISTANT. the most extraordinary metlicai dis. eovery the world has seen. Its province is to lessen the Pains of Child- Bhth and promote safe, easy an speedy delivery, which it does by assist ing nature. It is perfectly harmless. enicacieus, pleasant 10 the aste and never fails to promote an easy and safe delivery, and improves the general health of both Ino,her and child II has been tested for years m al the principal Lying.in Hospitals oi Europe, and receives the sanction Of nearly ali the ptonIaen. Colleges and Medical of the old woTld II is the greatest medicine in the world {; all will admit that medicine must be that aili lessen the terrible pains usually attendant chid- birth. There IS no mistake about the medicine doing all that is said oft.
 It never Fai,s. It is n the form of fine ligl [ powder, io be ade into drink, and u.ed for a few weeks previous 10 the expected event. and Its price IS low to bring t within the reach of all. Sarely no humane husband will suffer his wifi to endure pain. when it can be easily and che ply avoided. For the small sum of lonly Sl, sent post paid 10 DR JEROME '. C. C.RoPENHURrY, New YoIk Posioifce, package will be sent by return mail. it being light that 1t can be sent anyw here hy 1T all, at very trihing cost. No unpaid letters taken from the office. To prevent imposition, ihe II. $. Agent. Dr. Rop nhuriy will write his name in full the outside label of each package. No other genuine Remember his.
 mh20 2R:6m
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DENTAL NOTICE.

AA nR. MCINTYRE, Dentist, respectfully informs -D his patients and the public, that his office has been removed to Mir. Champlins Washington Hotel, where he will continue the practice of his profession in skiiiful manner and at moderate charges.
 The teeth may be preserved, beauti6ed or replaced generally. without pain, and ali operations per formed with little inoonyenince to the patient as possible. The true value of the teeth Is only known when these useful organs of masticaton, speech and form are lost Ladies attended at their private residences if necessary.
 The teeth ofchdr-n under 3 years, will be regu- lated free of expense; also. advice given the pre- servsion of the teeth and the proper dentifice to be used. The mouth examined without charge or trouble to the patient The following gentlemen referred to in regard to Dr. Mcintyres qualifications as a practical Dentist
 JOHN H. ROBINSON, Col. l.. J. REARpoS, CAPT A. PIKE, Dr.. $. LauRiE, MT. w. E. WoooRuFY, Mir. WM B. WAIT,
 Mir. C. B. HAYDEN.
 LHle Rock Oct 6, Is4S. B.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-04-17
ROCK HOTEL.

<@ MAJOR PELHAM has leased, and will
 s=sz open for the accommodating of visitors and A-A-4boardeTs, by tine day, month or year, that large brick edhce the bank of he river the fist below the Slate House, in ihe city of Little Rock, ArkAnsas. ThehoHse has been thoroughly cIeansed and repaired, newly furnished, and entirely reno- vsted in every respect. His table will always Dc abhndantly supplied with the very best the ina,ket affords. A Reading Room has been opebed, in which may always be found newspapers lro,n ya,i ouS paItS of the United States. iangO
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTa

EssTErv~-~rfa Rorkrus- tapUttBA. Due, Wednesday, Friday, & Sunday, 9pm Leave, Tuesday, Thursday, & Saturday. 4s.m.
 SOUTHERN to WSshtagsoR 4 Fulton. Due Wednesday. Friday and Sunday, 7p.m. Leave, Tuesday, Thursday, X Saturday, 2am.
 WESTERN to Tan BHen, ,t Fl Smitk. pue, "eanesday' anu Saturday, Bpm. Leave, Tuesday. and Friday, "a. m.
 NoRraERS---te Bdfssriils
 Due, Tuesday, Thursday aud Satarisy, 6pm. Leave, Monday, Wednesday. X Friday, sam.
 To Pine RiaF and Col,sabia. Due Sunday. and Thursday. sp.m. Leave, Sunday, and Thursday, ga n.
 ReagaHs Bhgs.
 Due Monday and Thursday, at Is,m Leave, Monday and Friday, at F, m.
 KtRderAook, Qaitnsaa < Riehmoods Due. We,inesdoy, 6pm. Leave Thursday & ain. TO Pevryriilc. Da~riiis, and Tentiiaseav,fle Dne every other Thursday, 7r.m. Leave, every other Monday. lam
 ss.A All mails closed al o'clock, p m.
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Rates for Yearly Advertising WI " : mon,hs,i e .4aars, q
 s 10 a
 {. 10 iS J. "

All standing advertisements will ee chsrge6 ~ " frat mentioned rates, unless a contract be hsoe when left for iDssFsiOE and must be paid for ia s' vance. ,.l..
 No person wilt be annosBesd for any esssess "''he' city, staie, or county. without the advance Pa' pent of five dollars.
 Political circulars will se charged as ao'e'"~ meais, and payment repaired in sossace. ..oa
 No iob will hereafter be delivered to any perSe" with whom we have nc regular dealings. Ssp' Ps" for.
 All advertisements must be soarked win 'ns ssS her of insertions desired, otherwise thsy WI coniinued until forbid, sud charged aceefolsgI
 gJ~Ne variation viii hs made frem ste apesf '.
 Single number of the psper, i2Iaa cepia w.
 Al letters must be jpesi rslas or fbsy WI WIZ eeive any atieniioa
The Arkansas banner., 1849-04-17
Furniture.

'INHE undersigned would respectfully inform the \ citizens of Little Rock and vicinity, that he still carries on the CABINET and CHAIR making business. at his stand on East Main st.. near ly opposite the Presbyterian church and prepar- ed to fill orders at the shortest notice. LUMBER, PRODUCE, HIDES, BEESWAX
 .4ND PELTRIES taken in exchange for furniture at the highest mar ket price.
 Oid furniture neatly repaired, and vaYnished. Cofhns made at all hours. Prices to correspond with the times.
 N. B. The undersigned having recently purehas- ed new and fashionable hearse, is prepared to at- tend to burla!s. m the city country, on the most reasonable terms VIM ANNEARt Feb. IT, lS47. 23-,
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Southern United States Mail

Irl- Weekly Coach L,ne from Litilc Rock 10 Washington, .1rkansas, and 10 fhe
 celebrated Hot Springs, in
 four horse coaches. THIS line connects at Little Rock with the great Il Eastern Coach and Steam Boat Line, leaving Little Rock land Washington on Tuesdays, Thur days, and Saturdays, a, A. Ar- Reaching Hot Springs in one day.
 The proprieiors will rsn as above stated during the season. The greatest attention will be paid to the comfort and convenience of pzsseagefs Ac- eommodations are good, and charges ioUsr than any other conveyance.
 Patronage of citizens and travellers respectfully solicited.
 April 2S 33t HAMMOND & co.
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REGTLAR NAPOLEON < FF. GIBS0N PACKET
New Orleans and frkansaS RiTtr Packet.

NtW UTITdHN HhU HTkHHbdN HUI THthbEs 6us~~~ A Steam 'Cotton Plant" E. C. Morton r%sNS master, will run as a regular packet from New Orleaos to Pine Bluffs, Little Rock, Vaa Buren, Fort Smith, Fort Gibson and all inteI mediate landings on the Arkansas river. Every exer.ion will be made 10 promote the com fort of passengers, and shippers can rely upon hay ing their business attended to with pronptness and 6defity T. D. MERRlCK & Co.,
 AGENTS. The "Cotton Plant" Is furnished with Doe tor,'' or small steam engine which supplies the bolIers with water-worked by the same power, are three large biig pumps fthat iu case of snaggingl will throw three hogsheads of water per minute, aso hoes attached that will carry water any part of the boat in case of fire.
 T. Nj. & Co. Little Rock, Feb. ?, lS4S. 24-tf.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-04-17
PUBLIC NOTICE.

[zA THE UNDERSIGNED, late of the Lii. sssT ils Rock Cuy Hotel, has taken and reftted -A-A~4'te Franklin House, al the steamboat land ing with the intention of keeping tavern where my old patrons and frlen,ls. and the public generally can ind me. My fare shall be the best tLe country affords; charges shall be such as to shit the times share ot public patronage is solicited.
 lanS026 A HOOPER Pyooyietoy
The Arkansas banner., 1849-04-17
To the Travelling Pnhlie.

VIE undersigned would Fespec,fal,v inI,,,, ,A :.
 A travelling public, that hs has s.,aAIi.h.s Terry st the upper Steam Mlll, wherr hn {. !, .,s times prepared to ferry movers ,rayell.r. a,d s,' yers, with as much or more promp,ispde ,hs. . they can be crossed as the other ferrses ', ,.I. Rock; His bossis entirely pew S5 feet ln lenssh ana r, 'he oes' rew-ocat ever used at this p.sce
 iae landing on the south side ls al the S,~.r, Mill, of Messrs. George Johnson & ca sis-a, - travellers can at all times be furnished win aass sad e"rn-uaeal of the bes, quality. Corn csn K. ned % the Worth side of the River, ca ressonshs. .efms' The landings on both sides are good. .n1 'oe roads will be keptin good repair
 ]. M. GILES.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-04-17
EDIBLES. AGDo Cans fresh Oysters. i5e {" Soups and Bouilii. 100 " fresh Peas. LOO {" Lobssefs. 60 Tenapins.

Also, freSN Salnons. Clans, Milk, Msekerel, boiled veal c., &e hesmetiealiy sealed ia tn cans purchased aad received direct from the ceiebrated honses of Wm. Usderweod x Co, of Boston. and E. Wright. of Baltimore. wansated sad for ssie by
 isaee " P OFFICER.