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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-29


On Tuesday, August Is, TIMOTHY BRorHy aged So
years
His relatives and friends and these of his brother
John, and brothers in.law Francis Bernard and Ed
ward Mccoy, requested TO attend his funeral,
Wednesday the 10Th, at 10 o'clock A M without fur
ther invitation, from his late residence 36 Hudson ST.
On Tuesday August 2S, at Willamsburgh, AGNES
frances youngest daughter of John and mn r. Young
aged year, month aud "A days.
The friends Of the family invited to the funeral
en- Wednesday, at O'Clock, from No. South Ninth
street, without further invitation. The remains will
60 to Greenwood.
On Tuesday evening" the 2sth inst MARGARET, wife
Of John Steneck in the thirty fifth year Of her age
pectfuly invited to attend the funeral this afternoon
from her late residence seventh between 9th
and 2Sth streets The remains will be take to Trinity
Cemetery for interment
On Tuesday afternoon, August 2S, Of consumption
WmLiAn HaNuroS, Of John aud the late Elizabeth
Hamilton in the twenty eighth year of his age.
The relatives aud friends Of the family respect
fully invited to attend his funeral this Wednesday,
teenth street, at O'Clock r. NJ, without further in
vitation.
ron Tuesday, August IS, ALICE BRENS.S, in the saith
year Of her age.
Her friends, and those Of her son-in.law Edward
Kennedy respectfully invited to attend her funeral
this Wednesday afternoon, at O'Clock, from her late
residence No l02 Eleventh ct.
On the 2sth inst, Miss ELIZA NJ. O'CoSSER.
Her funeral will take place at o'clock, this after
noon from the residence Of her nephew No 2o3 Twelfth
street, near Bowery.
At Wilamsburgh Sunday, the Goth inst Of in
nammation of the brain CEcfLn s., daughter Of WIN.
II. and Sarah II. Hodges. aged years, and months.
Her remains were inferred in the Cypress Hills Gene
tory.
On the 2sth instant, in Philadelphia, WILLIAM d.
DowNTY, stone cutter, late of this city
AT bis residence In grange county on the 18th inst
s. s. SEWARD, father o Senator Seward Of this State
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MARKETS ELSE WHERE.
STOCK SALES.


DosroN. August i7mBr9kers Bosrdmlo shares Boston
and Providence Railroad 901si do shawmut Bank,
Is do Reading Railroad IA; do Eastern Railroad sei
blOd 70; IA do Norfolk County railroad 25 do East
Boston Company 1891 100 do do do. bd IA do Amoskeag
Manu- Co Rights l%; do fitehburg Railroad U7 do
81; 20 do Vermont Contra Railroad l6 do. do do Div
depds, 81 TO- leo do. do de. DO SIT Second Bodrd-l0
shares Cen trail Railroad f 40 do do do. AZ do.
Western Railroad i02 20 do Norfolk County Railroad q;
5do. Pttsburg Copper Company 92
FOREIGN MARKETS.
HAVANA, Aug 16.-The exports Of Sugar both from
this place and MstaDzas since the beginning Of the
year amount to 722 NJ. boxes, against SO4 NJ at this
time last year. We quote White Sugar ga ii Il rs,
Fellows 6K $40, Brown 6 q $40, Cucurchos 5 a
6Ac. There has been active demand lately for Cof
fee for Europe and has been bought at 81 Some
email parcels Carolina Rice have been sold at IL 12c
RS ; since which two cargoes have arrived, of
which sold at OZc and that price not atanable for
cargo previously received. Molasses is worth "a
on the coast and rs here. Exchange New York
q per cent premium. Freghts to United States
nominal a 4 rs per box nothing offering, however.
The quarantine vessels from New Orleans reduced
to eight days.
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at 81 81 closing very arm. Rye lower with sales OF
600 600 bushels at soc. 69hc, delivered closing
at the inside figure Oats-Trsnsactions were fair, at
SOC Ale for Northern, and 3tc a 35c, for Jersey:
Corn was rather quiet The Gales Of the day reached
about 600 bushels at soc for heated Southern WHITE
5sc. soc. for Western mixed; $50 for round Mixed n
Soc 60c for round yellow, and o0c olc ior west
CorroS~Ths market is firm, but not very active,
being well supplied by holders sales 10 the extent Oh
] 800 bales were reported 1880
Coryrr-We noticed sales of 500 bags Of Rio at 74c
FRrrcHrs-Some round cotton was taken for Liver
pool at I'd per pound Heavy goods were taken TO
London at 20s 25s. and wood at 27s. Cd. Flour to
Liverpool was quoted ut L., and grain at 3hd
in larger supply, and dull, at soc. for Tho
NAVAL SroREs.-Thers a fair business going for
ward spirits Of turpentine with sales Of 800 bbs at
Ons.-There was a steady demand for linsssd, with
sales Of about 1000 gallons English and American at
CSC. 6ec. Olive was steady, and sses made OF 200
baskets, at 50 rs.
PRovrsross.-Ohio pork was rather lower and unset
tied; eaes made of 800 bbs at $40 80 $40 621
for mess and So "a 50 for prime Beef was less buoy
Cut meats dull at &c. 10. for shoulders and
hams Lard in fair demand with sales OF 400 bbls
at sc To- for fair to prime Butter and cheese were
without change.
SUcARs-The market assumed more activity, and
continued very firm There has been no variation in
prices for time The sales to day reached about
i 600 hhds including New Orleans at SO SIC, fair
Cuba at Sc, and Porto Rico at &c. 6Hc. also 800
boxes brown Havana, at 6Ac
ed, and 26c offered, for Ohio and Prison. Moderate
sales of Drudge made at 26c.
The market, since our last notice Of this sta
pie has been very active; the sales reaching about
200 Geo lbs. fleece at full prices current last week.
The receipts for the last three days reach 924 bales
of which $40 owned by spectators About lbs
pulled lambs wool sold ct 900 Foreign qualities are
quiet.
Flour barrels. 1882 Whiskey, barrels. .l9S
Corn, bushels. 600 Lard do. 1880
Wool bales. ...... 1872 Cheese, bxs. .4od
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larrtel,

August %, 1s49 at the chapel of the Crucixion, by
the Rev. DIR. Schroeder, joan w HAxxHURsr, to MARY,
only daughter Of the late lillian Stevenson Of the
Island Of Santa Cruz.
At Jefferson Barracks, (Mo) the 10th inst by the
Rev Father McCarty Maj X. Z. GATLIS, 9TH infantry
u s. A. to Miss ScIoTA SANFORD Of st. Louis county
formerly Of Coyington, Ky.
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mARIyImE INT ELLIo n O K /.



Cleared.
ships-Frin- Brash Thompson, Quebec Irwin; Mar
chionsss q Butte, Montgomery Quebec. @ killsr =
Briss-tsysrs utaij fiti,. fits, Gsnss Ro..isfs
efshd Tulf shsp. eSsa S Co. BALD
asTs s Ss..s tDT xy lSss 1--WE BqrnSsa
John Benson. Benson, BSbhurst, Aitkn; Excel Rus
siOors.Rhode Island. Hudson Providsncs; Fashion,
stssnsrs-Anthraete. Philadelphia; Express. whecard
Arrived.
steamship NortherIer, Budd. Charleston, Saturday
ship Caroline Read Read Coz Proyssnesl Liverpool p
lat & Ion IS, spoke ship Guy Msnnerng hence for Liver
ship HOycks Day Liverpool. days, with mdse aud 20
pssssns,rs, 20 the master. a., 49,,
20 Sss S,h n. Ias 3 - lon "a 49, sseha"ssa M
nal. with ship Maid Of Orleans tsuPPOsed TO bel hence for
BARI Ksnavhs (of BOston) Higgins, Antwerp, July lS
fSnah ssseso 5s,h IA, 49, lou 70 81 spoke brig Ocean
Of s s1f T7. B. s1 fer sss = ssy with md
truo th inst, lat % o. Ion = no. spoke schr eager
Bris Marian Gage, Read, BsliIs Honduras Aug5 with
Bril SD smet tqt Mrsonynsl Kent. csrthssen, Is
d.ys Mn md's g W Ttsndy ytb iast when doubling
Bs TsTI, SS,1 S Percy r.oS sy and the Gut
Brs Florence nOpAin suivAn' Ne. with granite for
se6r tnerrTiss cbappan. st Juan Nicaragua 81 days
sehr Gseps, Mcintyre, Aguada, PR y days, in ballast,
sshr cJre.urs tof New LOpdon) Bodies, Pensaoola %
days with lumber, 20 tls master
schr Ann Lyman, oliver, Newtern NC days. vithnavsl
sebr Paragon. Nietles, Newsern, NC, days. with naval
steres.
sehr Abscobds, Pugh, Wilmington, NC3 days. with naval
stores.
selr csrin,hisn, Durkse, Wilmington, NC, days. with
Sch Ann Lyman. oliver, Wilmington, NC, days, with
naval nOres.
SIR Nile, Adams, virsinia
q sehr saiah Merrill Bif.e,, Bsiiimsre.
Schr Mary hankin, Myers baltimore.
hcEvers. 49, Wv" "
schr Flores, -, Ihomsston, 5days
Below.
Two trss Of the Hook sso three barhs in the Eastern
ofhbe.
Sailed.
Ship Julia Howard, CharlestoB bark Exact savannah
Ave aswins .. .un-rse Me- thich at meridian. s, and
oalmi at srn. SET ssE.
Herald Marine Uerrssgonasaax.
puuADELppIs, August y, PH-Arrived-Bris Allan
tic Brown, nsbrdge Conn., sehrs John Rumb,d Shields
Nevsrt Jno Cashier Boston, Charleson Kentucky Hoop
NYork; Balloon, Merrill, dg Csbalo, Reeves Newport
Mary Gfoton, Dyer, Boston soop Van Buren, Bopers NY
Cltared-Barks Elizsbeth, 0aagher Havana Jas Bay
ly Beadle sasmoras brgs Adele fontsine, 81 ysgo De
Cuts Dos Carpenh waite Breyor Port Prsys and Coast
Boston. kgmer, Nichols ditto; sths LsyDah, Ketchum,
Brookyni flors Petnge Salem; Gen Taylor Jones' East
port Ccsn senney, Newport Csbuls Reeves, NBedfordi
Balloon, Merrill Boston Capacity Crisley Dightonj II
Holmes Lodge Mobile; barges Black Diamond, Pkladel
IAia, asd steamer Ironsices, kewfork
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I IsToF LETTERS REMAINING IN TIL Z NEW YORK
IL Post Once, August rs, 1S49.
OFFICIALLY PUBLIsHED PAPER HAVING
LARGEST CIRCULATION
Please mention the the List which they ad
vertised.
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CHhRLrsToN- Steamship Northerner-L Stafford O'Con-
NELL DR. fits simmons, Willlams Rude, A Dunlap,
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Smith Charlotte 81
Smith Mrs Christina 81
Smith Elizabeth
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Rcporf Of Deaths

In the City Of Brooklyn from the sh day Of August the
18th day Of August, lSiy.
nIsfksEs.
Apoplexy atrophy L. casualty u cholera infantun, TO-
g. vuisons debility IL darrh@a, drop
~ the head dropsy In the chest dysontery, 49, dem
titon, epidemic cholera, 6 fever inhAmm alton OF the
uterus, Of the brain u Of the bowels Of the lungs
LRmoptisis, Periearclits, .
The Arkansas banner., 1849-10-02
TIE WIrE'S ERIENn.

ImigoTfaat ta those about 10 becogse MosheTS
 DRoFESSOR ALEXIS V. PAULlrAN, ,ofthe I Paris Lying in Hospital, member of the Medical Academy of FIa7rce, Corresponding Secretary of ihe Paris Pharmaceutical College, respectfully begs leave 10 announce io the ladies of America that 6e has appoiuted DR. JEROME '. C. ROPHEN- HERTY, oi New York, hls sole American Agent fer he sale of hts wonderful medicine, known ia Frane- as the " HE'S FRIEND, or MOTHERS ASSISTANT, the most extraordinary medical dis coyery tae world has eget seen lis province IS iO l,Sse .be Pans cf Ch,ld- Bith aud promote a saie sasy, an speedy delivery, whet II does by assist ing nature. l. Is perfectly harmless, efhcacions. pleasant 10 the taste. and fails to promote sa easy and saie delivery, aud improves the general health of both mo her and chIid l. has been tested for years n all The principal Lying in Hospitals Of Europe and receives fhe sanction ol nearly all the prominen. Colleges and Medical men oi the old world Ii is Inc greatest medicine in ihe world; as al will adlni that medicine must be thai wIli lessen the terrible pains usually attendant on chd- bltib. There Is To mistake aboa, the medicine doing all that Is sad oi fl.
 IL never Faiis II IS in ihe form of fine light powder to be made into drink. and used for few weeks previous 10 the expected event, and is pnee Is so low as 'C biing t within The resth oi all. Surely no humane husband will suHeT has 1IIs to endure pain. when Il can be so easily and chesply avoided For inc small sum of oHiy sl, srnt pos, paid 10 DR. JEROME Y. C. ROPENHURTY. New York Posioifice, package will be sent by return mai, it being SO light that it can be sent any where by mail. at very triling cost. No unpaid letters taken from the office. To preyeht imposition. the ' & Agent. Dr. RopenhuTiy wil write his name iu full on the outside label Vf each package. No other genuine. RemembsT this.
 mh2O 26:6m
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DEsrEnATE BnASnT- zfapp0s Figif sStfh . Soar War Pnyfv.-Ths Jackson conBiy (Towaj Demoers, gives the following aeeOast of desperate Indian 6ght
 Three irsppers--VsIe, Class aud Young-wbile looking for beaver in the vicinity al Moeoa lives, discovered large trail. righIiy supposng that they were in the vicinity cf fa strong band Of IDdians. They seiecied suitable spot and bUilt of logs and poles ssnail hut. to which they gave the naBe Oi fori. Belwe ii wss faisheSi the Indians made ihei Appearanct. They showed that they ~vre deter mined 10 have their seaps. Vale and his eosopsn- ions pgepated for desperate resistance. At the first fire of the Indians Young was shot through the head. Vale and Cass Eeiurned the fire, aGd three iadians tel, ai which they raised the war whoop. The unequal contest lasted several hours, Cassios iag the guns, while Vale, with unefrng aim. thin ned fheiF ranks. Csss mpsudently exposed his face aud received bail ia the eye Vale was nOw Left alone 10 contend against inc Indians He made ibe best oft, loaded and fired in snch rapid succession that the lnAisas were the point ol rrirbg, when he fell mortaily wounded. The iudiaf,s iiiasnt bis death; they buried him without scalping him, aud honor him with the name fEsge Brave. Twenty ptgtrr f1tizns wvrp kiiird in the action. Fsic'. relatives reside in Miiwsnkie
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DENTAL NOTICE.

 nR. MCINTYRE Dentist respectfully informs D his patients and the public. that his office has been removed 10 Mir. Champn's Wash ngton Hotel, where he vii continue the practice of his profession in A skillfui manner snd st moderate charges.
 The teeth may be preserved. besutfed or replaced generally, without pain, and all operations per formed with us little incouyenBce to the patient ns possible The true vslue of the teeth is only known when these useful organs of mastication. speecf and form lost. Ladies attended at their private residences if necessary.
 The teeth ofchidren under 3 years, will be regu. lated free of expense: also advice given the pre- servation of be teeth and the proper dentilrce t' be used. The mouth examined without charge o trouble 10 the patient The following gentemel referred 10 in regard to DF. Melntyres qualification practical Dentist
 JoHN II. RosINsoS, Col l.. J. BRANDON, CAPT. A. PiEF, Dr. \. LAUslE, MT. w E. WooDsuTy, Mr. Wv B. WAIT,
 MT. C. E. HAYDES.
 Little Rock Oct 6. Is4S. g..
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yEW eeepS tclIN lT fHg NEW STORR.!

NEW GeeDS 1GAIN AT fHg NEW STORE.! "ALTER MITCHELL would respectfully re-
 w tara thanks te the leiiissns of Little Rock, end of the sarrsandieg eountry, for the very liberal
 patronage with which they have favored him, (hav- Ing Tar exceeded bis most favorable anticpatons,) ad wauId hereby beg 10 ioora them that he is jast receiving. for the third tine within six months, large ard well selected stock of CLOTHING; {; DRY GOODS and GROCERIES, CROCKERY, HARDWARE; Boots. Shoss; Hais, Caps; Drsgs. Msdieiaes, Patats, Oais; CadiAgs, Lifuors, Tia Wave. @c.. Sc.
 Which be will sell al wholesale retail. tor cash, at New Orleans prices. making cost aad carriage Therefore all Pefsens wishing purchase are kindly solicited 10 cali and examine for themselves in the new brick building reeeatly erected by Mir. Wood rntf, on Markham street. fe doors above the An ihoay Hoises where he will continue to receive new goods every six weeks. and keeps constantly on hand full assortment of all kinds for the accom- medallion of bis eas;omers
 Little Rock, Dee. 19. 1S4s l5--tf
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A. J. H U TT HAS just received from New Orleans large III stock or GOODS-among which are he fol lowing articles:
 hhds Sugar; % sacks Coffee; 10 bbs Molasses; 9 boxes Star Candles; 10 half do.; box best Imperial Tea: {: tierce Rice, Casia 10 doz. Mustard;
 and Mace; 1 basket Salid Oil; l eask Ciaret. | bbls. Dried Apples.
 HARD " IRE. 5000 lbs. Sweeds Iron; 9 pair Trace Chains; Is FIith Chains; Corn Mills; 10 do. with Stretchers;
 Louisville Blacksmiths' Bellows, 3n inch; do. do, do. S6 iuch 1 Mousehole Anyiis, and SIedges; Long and short handled SPADES, Re, &c.
 HATS .4ND CAPS Moleskin, Silk Coney, Russia, Panama. Leg horn. double and single, and Palm Leaf HATS, of all qualities and pIces. E CLOTHING. A small but we'll selected lot of FASHIONABLE SUMMER CLOTHING, for sale low
 BOOTS .dND SHOES The largest and best selected assortment of BOOTS and SHOES ever offered in Little Rock, from the lightes, Kid 10 the heaviest Blogan Childrens' shoes, of every size and quality. .ALSO-A handsome stock of fQUEENSW ARE GLASSWARE and WoODWARE-and, in fact a complete assortment of every kind of Goods that can possibly be needed in Little Rock. The public will benefit themselves by giving me an early call. spllo
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Cancers, Caneerx.! Canters!...

YNHE undersigned. having returDed to and settled .1 permanently in the city Of Little Rock, re- specfully tenders his services to those who may be so unfortu nate as to be aictrd with that dreadful scourgs known as CANCER, and warrants a cure In every instance, or no pay. Applications from 8 distance vii. bs promptly attended to.
 He has an extensive list of certificates of cures performed by his remedies which he will be pleased 10 exhibit 10 those who may feel interested.
 An interview may he had by applying at the "Arkansas Baaner'' office, corner of East Main and Elm streets, upstairs. J. J. THOMPSON.
 Aug. IA, ls49.
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EATEN. Nia. Na poieon.

EASTERN, via. NaBoieon. Due, Wednesday Friday, and Sunday. ?, m Leaves, Tuesday, Thursday aud saturday. 1, a. n
 SOUTHERN, to Washington and Fulton. Due "Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, .,... [ ?. n Leaves. Tuesday. Tharsdav and saturday, ?, d. ii
 WESTERN 10 Van BVea asd Fort Smith. Due, Wednesday and Saturday. ,, ?. IT. Leaves, Tuesday ande4 riday, ,........... ,, a. m
 NORTHERN. fo Batesriils.
 Due, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.. 6, D. m Leaves, Monday, Wednesday and Friday. ]. d. nn.
 To Pine Bluff and Coiumbia Due, Sunday aud Thursday, ay,............ ], ?. tn. Leaves, Sunday and Th6fsaay, y,-....-.=... 6, q. III
 Reagan's Biafs, 10 N. Fcaaeis Due. MondaY and 'Fnp stay, ............... l2 ID. Leaves, Monday and Friday,. ,........-..... l2, u
 Kindtrlook. Qaitman and Rich Foods. Due, "Wednesday, ,...,...:.. 6, p m. Leaves, lhursday..- ............ ', q. in To PerryrtIie. DaHD,iie. and Y'sHIi i,isoauills. Due. eveiy other Thursday. ............ :, ?. m. Leaves, every other Mon0ay. :, a. m. n. All maiis closed al 6 o'clock. p. in.
 Tine office will be open one hour after the Eastern mail s opened. and two hours in the afternoon. on Sundsy. WM +. POPE ?. M
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0J-Two lrishmen, just landed at Liverpool from Dubi,a had tue misortune 70 be impressed and sen. on board of a man of war.-rhey afterwards put to sea, and crused long time without firing a gus. Having experienced some bad weather. they pat into Cork harbor to repair their damages The othcer and most of the crew being on shore, Pat rick O'Brlan aud Murphy Desny agreed to load a gan aad have fire. they ssid "Faiih: 1t was pity that they shoald be out all that time and not fire shot
 Having loaded gun with ball. they were in a great consiernation about the ball for fear it might bs missed. when Pat fixed his eye apon an iron pot which stood on deck. clapped 1t upon the muzzle of the gun, with view to catch it, at the same time desirng Murphy to shoot aasy'
 Murphy instantly fired, and knocked poor Pat overheard.
 The report brought the officers on board; the captain, in9uirng the reasou, was told, upon ask isg for Pairick,-.
 .why,' ays Murphy, I thought you had seen himp
 No; where Is he''
 Faith! 1 wish was with him, for he is gone ashore tn the iron pot"
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7-ke United States md HBagayy.--A Washing ton letter of the 3ist ut, to the N York ribune, says:
 A Cabinet Council was held fast evening" and it is quite probable that the accredited Minister from the Republic of Hungary will be received, its iniepen- dence recognized, and treaties, &c entered into. The President and his Cabinet have closely watch ed the progress of the struggle with a view to thus object, ss soon it could be accomplished cou- sis,eny with the principles essential to policy
 It Is evident, however. thai we cannot go so far beyond this to terminate our intercourse with Austria or kassa, (As recommended by the meet isE ia CincnnaLl or to interfere in the movements of European nations.
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DRY GOODS.

HEAVY Twille6 Cotton 0snsburgs; Brown 11 ShestiBEs and Sbirtings; Negro Kerseys; Tickiogs; Deainas; bIae and brown Drills; Grey Linseys; shirting Stripes; 64 Green Baize bleacb'd and brown Cotton Flannel; Bescbed Drills; ll-4 Biesehed Cotton SheeiRg; all wool FianOels; GauEe do.; Linsa Lawns; BiFd-eye and Scotch Diaper; Black Sewing Silk; French Tweeds; Black Csssi- meres; black and white Spools; Marshail's Linen Thread. No. g to 50; White and Blue MsckiDsw Blaukets, Duffil, do; ssper-twill'd Whitney. do; received aud for sale by
 July 2i. VIM. E. WAIT
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To the Travelling Pnhlie.

fth undersigned would respectfully inform ,hs A travelling public, thM he has established a ferry al 'he upper Steam Mill, wheye he is ., .lI uss prepared 10 ferry Hsovers, travellers, and dro. vers with as much or merc prompsitade lhar, they can ee crossed al The other ferries at LI,t, k"ck His eOsl is entirely new s feet in leps,A. ana 'ae best row-boat ever ased at this plaes. "e .ahalag on the south side is at the steam Mill, of Messrs. t;eorge Johnsen X Co. wAs,s,. travellers can at sll times hc furnished with Asu snd corn meal of the best quality Corn can he hsd on ,he osth side of ths River, on reasounhls terms The laadings on both sides are good. and the roads wi.l be kep, in good repair.
 J. N, GILES.
 Isittfe MOCK, t3ct- 2Sth, i3AS. l.
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FRESH GROCERIES, &e., &t..

FRESH GROCERIES, &e.. &t., ID ECEivED PER STEAMERS PENNIWIT h AND DURoC, and for sale at the lowest prices among which are the following articles: 35 sacks Rio Coffee: bbls. Loaf Sugar; 5 hhds Loaf Sugar;
 bbls. Reboiled Molasses; 20 doz Painted Fails:
 8 boxes cheap Tobacco; 50 sets common Teacups and Saucers; 50 '' Edged Plates; 50 doz. '' Pitchers;
 I box Shaving Soap;
 l bsie heavy Drillings;
 ? bales heavy Alabama Cottons. June l2. A. J. HUTT.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-10-02

Sir T. Lassseace aad As DAks ef WsLiagioa lady once asked Sir T. Lawrence the reason why iss had 90 long ceased to play billiards the oay game hs greatly eseelied in. His reply was fa of char acssrs.--s. My desr madam although never played for money myself, my play attracted aiieniion, and cccssieaed maay and often very high bets. Next to gsmblIag yourself. Is tho vice of encouraging il la 0thsrs; and as could not check the bst'iog. l have gisea up my amusement have not played d game for many years. The last time was in \ billiard room vas afrw years ago, when who should essasly come in but the duke of Wellington. We hsd ofisa played together. and win nearly equal saccsss Weagreed to have match, but we were hoth perfectly out ef practice that si'ss lew ssvokss ws conld not help smiling at each other. and sRs laid down the cues"
 Toe Rads--In . village church. few Sundays lrk. ths eisrrynssn having published the bauns of nassiags, was very sptly followed by the clerk lssdIng tI,e hymn. commencing, |" Mistaken soah, dream of hehven." ]
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WHITE LEAD. OIL. ke. LUST REC'D, PER STEAMER CASHIER. J the fooA ing, among numerous other articles 90 kegs pure White Lead
 10 do. No. l, do
 2 bbls, Linseed Oil; bbls Lard Oil;
 do. Putty; I do Cider Vinegar: 10 boxes Star Candles;
 10 half boxes, do.; 70 quarter boxes, do; 50 boxes Window Glass, assorted sizes: lOa0 lbs. Cotton Yarn,
 IJ kegs Nails and Spikes; g t;r;ndstones; 50 bbls. Ohio SupeIhns FLOUR; Japan Varnish, Hams, Blown Soap, Starch, AL cohoi, Stone Jugs, Wire Selves, Sc. &c, all of which will be sold very tow. May 29. VIM. B. WAIT.