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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-31

HoMvOF srEr.-The unmpe Of Cholera patient q
treated by the Homeopathic Doctors Of Louis, ~ %
Jay - wa l,ye7, .; wEiss D. sisa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-31

" There il = Sunday paper in Albany called
Sc The Ssneay DutchmAn.
We trust ,hA, Dutchnan Ia not disguised on week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-31

IsDtAS OurKAGss ~ FLOeiDA-FURrHZRPsR
rrer-r .zs-in addition b the letters which we have
,edy "a oishea 10 refu0n % the Indian Outrsses In
FLORIDA We give The following extract u sttsr from
tr.-ud in a Augustine. dated the I'd. We have re
ca we'd ARA from he JacksonYe hrvbstcSA and Mars,
but they furnish no additional news. excerpts IN relation
~ Mr. Rsssel and others supposed 70 have been mar
tered oy he Indians All ihose who were believed 70
:. 10 danger have arrived a, Hew-Snyrna Our cor
respondent Gays
This morri1g Lie1t Adams, Z. A. with small de-
snf enE u men eff Barracks Al MS place Tor 1902
az RIVER A. Tar earn, and u seems 10 Dc t< m.
Yr..-or lie ln1zr. .aekec the settlers we're DIX
far number chiefly very yOung fellows, ~aD asVS
srs-- themselves from M main body and - upon isr
Orn hyOk, reg1ro .ess u in1an or On! l4~s -
tlis a. o. coInDofs str~ty With What We neAf o. ~.
c-nc- vea oy lhe fsuges before Judge b Ok M 80
have dOu1f fcls alarm vii - u@s-heo; 20" -
var 9Th me -emnOI-s1 vii be the ~ ""r1 N - =
~ ne fsci-even should occur Tue srlue'' 49, -
have pr0tectiOl-a1d th-r ~fongs nc 1a-Ni - -.
sr OF ore q our rlz ens shD1d De- aFenS.Di y. 80
nav b. done II IL mat ne sfkfessys' - -. ;,
casts from ne nation, ~iin0li 80 s,oo th,-y
large Th.s presume viii depend .aufsy - 49,
acrDn IA his mailer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-31

- Anew tOssce has b. II opened At t as'
Marches, sssslk Co L !. JAcos sxLIEA, Postnessss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-31

Col BEsTOs GOIsG AHEAD.-The 81. Losis
Reysbiioan ssys meeting Of Loco-focos ives held In
Potos w sshingt0n co. (MO.) veek or two since, for
The purpose d expressing their views In regard 70 ths
appeal u Col Benton u the people Of Missouri from
Instructions Of the Legislsure Ia the sbsenee 81
a Commute % report resolutions, Gen Cowsn made
some pertinent remarks and read 10 the meeting The
synopsis u Col Bentons speech At boonyille Gen A.
JOnes e. Chairman Of The Committee, Reported ne
preamble and resolutions. They vslk rght ap 70 the
question and declare that they sustain sensor rentDn
appeal from the Instructions Of the Legsaturs
that lhcy endorse tne views e. expresses ~ Dim 10 hS
bs,tv snoroys TIA, be ia entitled their gratitude
and admiration for bold and inSependsnt stand ~
mas taken ia opposition - the iDtnsnss o. dsssSms
and ambitious men 10 their attempt u produe: sfsp
,,rs between ,bs North and thc South and ultimately
N eject dissolution q the Union and that the meet
Ing would support Col Benton for ~hs'sver st.foa ths
people Of the eountry might e. upon him 70 III An
mr. resolution appointed Committee Of ave, 70 In
1te Col Benton 70 visit that county and address tns
people
FzEs Soil ~ THE Mn-v LgGnLarrsr-ln
the senate thi. morning, Mr.. Hodgdon called up tns
wilmot Proyiso Resolves, with ne nes.sgs :" &c
Governor returning the same % the Sena1- hiS'
some remarks from Mr. HOdgdOn, the renste pfoesee
ID ~ recoBsdsr the Receives and psss ihsta st~C
third. vote-th1s Affecting u treat tne,n ss hfs'e.
hsyinz the force of i.w The Receives sftsrwsfd
came down 10 The Hoase, and considerable olscussson
ensued a. 70 the % b. pursued IN mat oo1y u
was coutnded that the House should return We re
,y.s 10 the senate without any sction that they bal
zen once usssed b. me House tbst inc Governor lad
rightfay no control over them and no right % veto
tst hi. message not Ia reality veto or bic sob
,ctons TO the Rssols-s but only hs OBJECTIONS 70
course pgrsued By the ssnste-s controversy with
which the House should have nothing 70 do Before
.ny vote vss taken, the House sdjOurned
Augusta Cor. Portland Adv. 9th
BssrOx asa DU,LLisr.-The 50. Loai kaPub-
laa says Col Benton has fought due!not on e,
oa, t9o Of la the nfst eefing on Bloody slzne,
opposite 81 Louis, be dangerously wo1ndrd his an
,sgoulst Charles Lucas Esq HE survived this wound.
| however. snd called 10 the held second une-
provoked possibly. by the inj1a.eious acts ct rierd
Of the and In this meeting Mr.. Lucas was killed
| ~ Gov. Bdgg, Of Msss has issued procla
nation for the Choers Past ID August, the day rec
snasndsd By as President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-31

L1yg lssuEAxcE ILLCsTRArTD "A case s'fonk.
~ inu.,rsve Of the BENEFITS Of Life insnrsnee A'ey
came uDder our observation. ie~ months ~,
young gentleman merchant Of this cay m-ffe no.. r.,
soon atsr took policy Of insurance On - - 81
vie,in % The prevailing epidemic, bat Il ~ss 20 an
and HI. frienss source Of pleasant recurrence " J. %
foresight had p.sce rs Elie oeyona re s.r
Tners I. no psuz 70 the dying man more sever sn@n
th that be leaves ns VIE saa cni''en
gnvrovised for how mueh then are the iselinss re-,
- yp,u thsy have been cared for AID guarded
.ss,o., lsl Louis Republican, 18th
~ Three boys were droSnsd az hsmoursn'
s G. ne slhsr 1ay ~ ths apsessag o. sAsI 'osS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-31

Weekly Report Of Deaths

n ~ or, rzl Cc-nfy # Nei isrs ''" " -'' . ~ "a
@Iy o. Juit - 49,.
~ T.s,ss~, Itsofses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-31

THE ABDUCTION OF JuAs FRAscfsco Hsr.-
Dun Jose Morante yesterday made the following an
dayit before Justice Bright, mphcstns another indi
vdual absent from the city In this abduction of Juan
Rav
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-31

LOUIsIksA on Cot. BssTos.-The Democracy
Of ~ Francisyille La held meeting recently TO en-
dorse Col Benton, and adopted among others the FOL
lowing resolutions:
Resoised Tha. his Union Is composed of ssp1se si
distinct sOyeregntes bound together By theh common
consent aud for their veal that All powers no,
csed By the several States tbs Federal Government arc
Inhibited by Constitution that soond rule ~ %
nra contraction not furnish BY impilcanon, powers
70 the General Government tho grant ~ ~hch 10 o"rDuni
from tho letter OF Ito charter and mat every ispunfs
nom The obvious prnc pies Of the Constitution nas result
ed In consequence 20 The 10 e'oss OF h- Com
mOnwesIh, and dangerous 10 NE SAMMY o' our ihsu'"
Reed That The territories u the United states whe,b-
er Won by our common blood. OF puTcbssd by our com
mon treasure are Joint propsry ofs hat Congress
h.s no shf sabodty enact laws concerning such ter
rores hat ~ogd impair the property or rghts u he
euzr1. of any state eonfedsrsey and that inter
ers win question u Slavery In any shape, Il down
ght viosnon u the COnsutuon Ard breach " tho com
pact upon which entered the Union
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-31

FuiAL.-John Murphy, young reprobate "as
taken into custody charged with violently beating ms
mother because she rebu,ed hiu tor hls Prodigscy-
He was committed in default Of $500 bail hy Justice
Moun,fort to answer the charge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-31

DlsGaAcETUL.-A pugIis,ic encounter took
place Yesterday at Hoboken for bet OF 500 aside
The names OF the men engaged in it are said 70 b. ha-
vanagh and Roberts They reside in this cry hoo
erts knocked under after the Attn round.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-31

rY~ IL is stated on the authority OF DR.. Kelly,
Resident Physician at bscsweils ISLAND, that almost
al OF dcerum trenens occurring IN the Peniten
tiary have been attended with more or less symptoms
Of the Cholera
The Arkansas banner., 1849-01-23
IRE rnEADMILL soxe.

Tam stars AsS rolling In the shy. The 6afth rolls on below, And we eat hear tho ratsiIng wheel Resolving ss we go. Then tread away my gaiisut oSyA
 And make the aAle By; Why should not wheels go ToasS about Like planets ia the skyf Wake up, wake up, my dreA-legged man, And stir your solid pegs; Arouse, arouse. my gswky friend,
 And shnke your syideg legs; What though yoe're awkward ss the trade, There's lime enough to learn,- So Isaa ap the rail, my lad.
 And take another tufn- They've bull, us ap noble vail.
 To keep the vulgar cut, We've nothing In the world to de,
 But jas, to wslk about; Sc faster. now, y0a middle mea,
 And try .o beat the ends,-- ii's pleasant work 10 rumble round
 Among eur hcnest friends. Here, tread upon that long mans toes. He shan't bs lazy heses-- And pn nnch that little fellows ribs,
 Andtweak that lubber's eaT,- He's lost them bolh-don't pull his hair, Because he wears scratch, But Poks hiJn iH the further eye,
 That isn't in the patch. nark. fellows. there's the supper-bell,
 And 50 our work is done; It's pretty spOrt-supposs we take
 Another turn for fun. If sysr they shsuld turn nss oat
 When 1 have better gFvwa, New hang me, bat mean to have
 A treadmill ef my own.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-01-23
DENTAL NOTICE.


 nR. MCINTYRE, Dentist. respectfully informs 1I his patients and the public, that his office has been removed to Mr. Champain's Washington Hotel, where he will continue the practice of his profession, in a skilfu! manner and at moderate charges
 The teeth may be preseryed, beautihed or replaced generally, without pain, and all operations per- formed with little inconvenince to the patient as possible. The true valae oi the teeth is only know when these useful organs of masticasion, speech and form are lost. Ladies attended at their private residences if necessary.
 The teeth ofehiIdten uBdsr l3 years, wifi bs regu- lated free of expense; also advice given the pre- servatcn of the teeth and the proper dentifree 10 be used The nouth examined without charge or trouble to the patient The following gentlemen referred in regard Dr. seIntyres qualifications practical Dentist
 JoHS H. ROBINSON, Col. L. ]. REAzpoN, GAIT. A. PKE, Dr. S. LArSTE, Mr. W. E. WOopRrFF, 4r. Wv B. War, Mir. c. B. HAYDEN. Eitle Rock OcI S. iS4s 5-
The Arkansas banner., 1849-01-23

From Napoleon and Mouth of Arkansas Ri.
 yer 10 Little Rock, Van Buren, Fort
 smith and Fort Gibson.
 YTyHE light draught steamers WILLIAM ARM. A STRONG, MEDIUM and SANTA Fl will yun revular1v between the above ports for the veyance of freight and passeugers-the Wm Arm strong and Medium leaving Napoleon on Mondays and TA1rsdays at g o'clock, A. M.-Returning will leave Little Rock on same days. The Santa Fe will connect with these boats at Little Rock making re- Eular weekly trips from Little Rock To Naa bgren snd Fort smith. and extending her trips to Fort Gibson when the water will permit
 Passengers aad shippers may rely nPoh ,h's be- ing permanent ngems nt, and that their freights win be conveyed through with certainty and de- spatch. and at the lowest customary rates. All the boats are in good sound condition, and handsomely 6ited un for the accommodation of passengers
 A. HAYS & Co, Agents, Napoleon.
 M. GREENWOOD & Co, Ag'ts, N. O.. Dec. I3, IS47. H-
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NOTICE.

\ election viii bc held. al the City Hali. On A !Asaaay, s< ss szs q Jsszayy, lsae, fo; Mayor, City Recorder. eight Aldermen, and City Constable. Pas to bs opened at o'clock, A. N JoAn Dempsey Jonas Leyey and Charles Fisher, are aPPoipted JEges of the election.
 SAML II. WEBB, Mayor. Litt'e Rses, ke j, lsfs.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-01-23
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS

EAsrEss-rtI Rockros- Napoleon, Due, Wednesday, Friday, X Sunday, 7pm Leave, Tuesday. Thursday. x Saturday, a. m.
 SOUTHERN Co Washington f Faitoa. Due Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday, 7p. m. Leave Tuestlav Thursday S< Saturday, Pa m
 NEsTxRN to Fea Bprsa, ,y Fl. Smih. Due. Wednesday, and Saturday, p. m. Leave, Tuesday, and Friday, a. m
 NoRTHERS--fo BatssriUe.
 Due, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. D m Leave Monday, Wednesday, X Friday, , a III.
 To Pine Bluff aaa C3iam5ia Due Sunday. and Thursday, 5 p. IT. Leave, Sunday, and Thursday, a. III.
 Kiaderaook, Qaitmaa l Riehroods. Due. Wednesday, 6 6p m. Leave Thursday s a To PerrypsLIe, DanrllEs. 1ar To1tftr,so,rDisfe. Due every other Thursday, p. m Leare, every other Monday. Tam
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To the Travelling Pnhlin.

ftE undersigned would respectfully inform ,l A travelling public, that he has cs,nhll.hsa ferry al the upper Steam Mill, where he 1. .s ,i times prepared to ferry movers travellers and Sr,. vers, with as much or mora prUmpti,ade ,Asn they can be crossed at tho other ferries a, LIt,. Neek His boat Is entirely new. ss fee, in lsarth, and the best row-boat ever asea a, hi. nlsrS N" Tho landing on the south slde s al ,hs se..-, Mill, of MeSsrs. George Johnson & Co. wha,. trSveler~ can at all times be furnished wi,h AopS and corn meal of the best quality. Cora can h. had on the Worth side of the River, on rsasoD~ASs terms. The landings on both sides are rood. HrS 'he roads will be keptiu good repair
 ]. N. GILES. Little Rock, Oct 24sh, Is4s Y
The Arkansas banner., 1849-01-23

Coffee. SMgGr &e. % Bugs Rio coffee %% Java do; Pepper Ginger Root; Bbss Tanners Oil; Crushed Sugar Powdered do; Box refined loaf do; " Lemon syrup; e Black Tea; Chest imperial do; TOO Lbs cotton yarn, Received and for sale by
 VIM. B. WAIT
The Arkansas banner., 1849-01-23
CHEAPER THAN EYER.

HAVING parhAssi the interest of Mir. ParstIls' HI in the sscsx Of Goods now on hand, the subscriber invite his friends and customers and the public generally 10 continue the patronage which has been so libsriiy exteode6 to the late frm and Promises that isa feS weeks, his stock of ali kinds of merchandise cal be complete, and he will sell t for CASH q Etie lower than any one else in Little Rock. A. ]. HUTT.
 March lSt tas. 2G-tf
The Arkansas banner., 1849-01-23
N0HIGEco

VTNHE subscriber. agent for H. Alderman. will 1 continue the formers business at his old stand on Main, near Markham &reet, and keep constant ly hand fall and well assorted stock of Grece- res, Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hardware, CastingS, &c, &c, all of which will De sold low for cash. The highest market prices will be paid for country pro- duce, as beef hides, peltries, beeswax, &c.
 JOHN KRAUSE. Little Rock, ls47. l9-tj
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RIAD THIS.

RBAD THIS.
 4 IL persons sdebted 10 the late firm of Tuck A CT & HamilSa and H. Hamilton, either by note or account, III find their notes or accounts in the hands ofsn ofher. for collection. unless they come forwtd and settie the same within 90 days from this dte, as am compelled and deter mined to close Gs business without delay. Those wishinlto settle will call at Mir. J. F. seuli's. (my old ditand waere they will ind me in readiness to mahs settlements.
 + HAMILTON. .4prl ls, Ls&. 34-a
The Arkansas banner., 1849-01-23

IRON AND CASTINGS. 5OOO LBS escorted aat bar Iron, 600 ss !" sqsase do do, St)0 ss ss. fouua do do, 1000 a blow barsnd slab do, BaEdies sheei do, 900 lbs hsrse shoe do, 800 American blister Steel, HOO Ossns, Skiilets, Pots. Dogirons and
 oil Lids Received pei"Ellea T'' and for sale by
 VIM. B. WAIT. .ipril II. ls<. 3l
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Southern United States Mail

IFl- stkFy t0dtH .LtHt TFOW LIHFc HVCH 10 Washington. .frkaRsaS, aud 10 thc
 celebrated HOt Springs, H
 fOHr horse codches. rTHHIS line connects a Litse Rock with the great \ Eastern Coach and steam Boat Line, leaving Little Rock and Washington on Tuesdays Thur. Springs in one day.
 The propretors will above stated during the season. The greatest attention will be paid io the comfort and convenience of passengers. Ae. commentators are good. and charges !ooer than any other conveyance Patronage ot citizens and travellers IS respectfully solicited.
 HAMMOND k co. April 2S noS3 fl
The Arkansas banner., 1849-01-23
MULES . MULEN!!

1H GOOD WORK MULES. for sale, can be seen IO and pSrehs~sd by applying at the residence ol Mir. T. J. Gates, miles south of Little Rock, on the Military rva3, or to the subscriber.
 ". P. OFFICER. Little Rock, Nov :, N4S. 9-i
The Arkansas banner., 1849-01-23
Nro-EIW-Hs

 WYE have jussablished, and wIli be ready to W deliver on Wsnesdsy next. pamphlet of'75 pages, octave: Coaining listof Forfeited Lands, subject to be doRed tO actual settlers, under an tof the General ssem6ly ofthe State of Arkan- sas entitled An to donate 10 actual settlers the right o!the State teertain forfeited i1nds, approv ed 23rd Decenbehs4o, and other acts supplement tary thereto.
 Prepared at the ,uditor's Office. Having been al onsiderable expense 'n issuing edition of this pmphlet, We have thought proper to secure a eoPy-rht.
 We shall be hapy to sGpply all demands for 1t by our country friads
 Gt PIiee-75 eats per copy, or S6,00 per doz- en- REARDoN & GARRETT. Banner Office. istie Rock, 9th Sept, is47.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-01-23

Y ANDRETH'S GARDEN sEEDS-A fuil as- 1< sortmenf, of the growth of ls4s, received and for sale by idee2el VIM. E. WATT.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-01-23

SUNDRIES, E0 BAGS Havana Coffee, eJU 20 a Rio do l0 Hhdr. Sugar, 50 Bbls, Ohio Flour, I5 Mess Pork, 10 Casks Bacon, 90 Kegs Leaf Lard, % Hali bbs. Batter Biscuit, fS Bbts Ate, 100 Bbis. whiskey. 30 Halt bbls do 20 Bbls. Corn Meal 10 Bbis. Cider Vinegar, Cask Brandy Gin. Received on consignment and fct sale r.,v lee for Casa. T. D MERRlCK, X co.
 Sfeamboat Lending June 2T lsIS e
The Arkansas banner., 1849-01-23
IAN CTR EE'S New Sectional Map of Arkansas


 HAVING just returned from Cincinnati, where EI have contracted for the engraving, printing, Sc, of my new Sectional Map Of Arkansas, l would respectfully inform the public, that the above Map i'll be ready for delivery in January next.
 It will be done in the finest style of line engrav ing, and by the most competent engravers wes, of the Alieghenies Said Map wilt show all the Creeks Bayous. Roads Post t-ofiices, County Seats, and every section sad fractional section each naviga- ble stream in the State, SO that persons may point to the tract which they live. In addition io these have laii down from the Maps file in the office of Col Reardon, the lands selected by the SIate of fArkansas part of the 500o0o acres doua ted by Congress, the Seminary lands. the Salt Springs with the twelve sections attached 10 each; also all the Military Land Townships laid down. as takenirom the books in the Auditors office; and if any changes made n the county lines, or new counties formed by the ensuing Legislature l will be enabled 10 show them all complete. Price in ueai pocket form with clasps, $4, rollers splendidly colored and vanished, S5
 The pocket map can be sent to any part of the State by maii aud orders are rapidly coming in, those desirous ef procuring il early, will please send in their names soon as possible.
 C. LANGTREE.
 LaiLs R1cL Ngrember :, 154S. 9-3m.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-01-23

FRESH GROCERIE 4 HHDS. ot prime brown sugar; Et 3 bbls powdered co. 10 bags Rio coffee; 50 fine salt;
 s half tois. cranherriks;
 No 1 maekeral;
 2 casks clear sides bacon;
 3 canvassed hans;
 common do % kegs leaf lard; 20 bbls whiskey; Soap. candles, salara,us, starch, ke., 6e. Which viii be sold low for cash or country produce. by Aug. ?, ls4S. JOHN Q. ADAMS
The Arkansas banner., 1849-01-23
RECTLAR NAPOLEON { FF. GIBS0N PACKET.
New Orleans and Arkansas River Packet.

New Orleans aid Arkansas River Packet HvnD~ A Steam "Cotton Plant" E.. C. Morton ArkE.S master. will run as regular packet sIxEzAn from New Orleans to Pine Bluffs. Little Rock, Van Baren. Fort Smith, Fort Gibson and ali intermediate landings on the Arkansas river Every exertion will be made to promote the com fort of passengers, and shippers can rely upon hay ing their business attended 10 with prolnP'ness and sdeIity I'D. MERRICK & Co,
 AGENTS. The 'sCot;on Plant is furnished with Doe tor," or small steam engine which supplies the boilers with wAier-worke ed by the same power. are three large bilg pumps (that in case of snagging) will throw three bogsl,eads of water per minute, also hoes attached that will carry water to any part of the boat in case of fire.
 T. Nj. & Co. Democrat and Gazette, copy,
 Little Rock, Feb. 22, lS4S. 24-u.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-01-23
DISSOLUTION.

TYRE partneraip, heretofore existing between ths | undersigned Is this day dissolved, and A, HurT is authorted to settle .he business, aaa re eeiye payment tr all debts, due the late hrra.
 4. J. HUT.r,
 TH0S- PARSELLS. March lst, Iaa 2S-,f
The Arkansas banner., 1849-01-23
NEW GOODS AGAIN 1T TIE NEW STORE!

AEW uuUDS 1oAiN Al HE NEW NIUhE " ALTER MITCHELL would respectfully re- w turn thanks to the citizens of Little Rock, and of the surrounding county for the very liberal patronage with which they have favored him, (hay- ing far exceeded his most favorable antiepaions sd would hereby beg 10 inform them that he is jnst receiving. for the third time within six months large and well selected stock of
 Clothing, Dry Goods and Groceries, Cro.kery
 HardwaFs, Beots, Shees, HAts, CaEz,
 Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Ona,
 CassingE. Lquors, Ttn-
 ware, Af. k&e. Ske.
 Winch he will sell al wholesale cs retail for cash al New Orleans prices. making 'coss and carriage Therefore all persons wishing 10 purchase are kindly solicited to cali and examine fog themselves in the eew bIiek building recently erected by Mir. Wcod- rur. on Markham street, few doors above the An thoEy House, ~here he will continue to receive new goods every six weeks. and keeps constantly on hand a fuii assortment of ali kinds for the accom- ucdation of bis customers.
 Little Rock, Dee. ls. ls4s l5-tf
The Arkansas banner., 1849-01-23
AI..SsD.

School books of every description, blank books of every description and size
 All of which will be sold twenty i've per cent lower than ever offered before for cash
 general assortment of cheap publications ai' ways on hand.
 Little Rock July 4h, lS4s, 4S-h
The Arkansas banner., 1849-01-23

EDEBLES. AO" Cans fresh Oysters. !Se Soups and Bouilli. 100 fresh Peas. 100 '' d Lobsters. 6o !" TeHapins. Also, fresh SassDa7s. CiaDs, Milk, Maaaserel. boiled veal Sc, Sc eermetieaIly sealed ih tin cans purchased and reeeived direct from the celebrated houses of Win. Underwood & Co.,, of Bos:on, and E. Wright, of Baltimore, warra ted and for sale by
 W. P. OFFICER. Nov. 2lst lsss
The Arkansas banner., 1849-01-23
~l.EM0--A

ID L. ANTHOiY has opel ned an office in More's T . buildings, oi Markham st, for the transac- ton of all bushes as Justice of the Peace. and will also execute onveyances and all other writ ngs at moderate fhs. Will he found at ofiice al all hours except wheiabsent on business
 Oef SI lSAS sH
The Arkansas banner., 1849-01-23
MAP AGENTS WANTED.

MAP AGENTS WANTED. THE subscriber wishes 10 engage in the sale or \ his Maps number of young and middle agsd men Of moral ana business habits, as travelling agents Having completed new and greatly im- proved editions of his Universal Atlas, I5 daP'' Urge Map of the World, Reference and Distant MAP of the L nited States, National Map of the United Stales--also, a variety Of other Maps nciadfng several Maps of Mexico. the subserihsr is prapArna to furnish agents, for cash st the lowest possible prices
 Address, .,,.
 s. AUGUSTUS MITCHELL,
 Northeast corner of Market and Seven"
 strsets Philadelphia.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-01-23

SUNDRIlS-30 kegs pure, No. White Lead; kC 10 kegsSas; 2o boxes Window Glass, ass d . s>< 10, to Is 20;
 26 boxs Star Candies;
 bbs ,ard 0ail,
 do .iDceed Oii
 bo1esaIissouri gold leaf Tobacco, 500 lbs Ottoh larp;
 halo (eston Batts.
 l5 sets Wagon Boxes; 200o lbs. Bs Iron; bar Soap; Wooden Buckets, Re. rseeiveeand for sale by dec26 VIM. B. WATT.
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Books, Stationary, &c. Sc,
BOOKS.

Frsnklin's works, Seott's works, Burkes works. Bacon's works. writings of Washington, Weester' speeches life of Jefferson Milton, Yenng, Grey, Beattie. Collins, Grey ana McCauiey; Life of Fay lor Napoleon and his Marshais; Heroes Of inc Ames riean Revolutioni Bibles hymn books, prayer booGs