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The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-20

Az EaRoa.-The Lexington tKy.) Atlas pub fishes letter from Mir. F. W. TRAVAIL of this city, giving account of the unfortunate PAvSE snd GooproE affair, but by some mistake, speaks of 1t asa " fatal and horrd rencounter In Little Rock
 Arksnsas-" The Louisville Democrat, and other papers. have copied it. As we have sins enough of our own 10 answer for. we will just mention thai his light took place in Columbia, Chicot county, Ark, aud those engaged in it were both citizens o Chicet coua,y.
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(:iriag Lo1is Napo!eoa ihs Miiea.-The N Y. Sunday Times says:
 IL appears tliat before the French President made proposals for the danghier oi king Oscar of Sweden he popped the question, by proxy to tue daughter wealthy English banker, who peIemyterlly de- decline ihe honor of his hand. She was a sensible woman Wealth independence, aud safety in Lon oD are far Islei able o all ihe hoRofs and dignies ol lady President in Paris. Toe Swedish pr,nces ss 10 whota Louis NaT.oieob Is soon To be splieea Is sand to be a |" iocheless" dalnsei.
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4 Fo,mey,s Payad,se--A Minnesota eorrespon.

dent of the Cleveland True Democrat, says:
 IA few miles from Point Douglass on the "esi side of the St CToiK, Is Cottage Grove, little Ti- iage, surrounded by beautiful and fertile county Thefe Is no neT band for farming thaB at ihs poihL between these rivers. Cora grows well as A southern Ohio. Oats will average JO io the acre. Cabbage grows feet iDebes iR circ1miefs see--- Onions from the seed this year measure ore foot A circumference And the turDips are az large ss ever saw anywhere Reinefnbcr l speak %ha' know, and not from the say of others Every foot of medium quality of this lapd n soar ysafs will be worth six dollars per acre.
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ANOTHER BKIDGE AcRoss THE Omo The Gov ington tky) Uaion annoaees that the stock of the Cncinnati and Coyington Bridge Company has all been taken, aud the commencement of the work has only been delayed for the purpose of learning the decision of the United staies Court upon the subject of the wheeling Bfidge.
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ts5- Eigli Jews bave been returned to ,he tainai- ca House oI Assemby-out of forty seven members while the return oi a siagle israeie to inc Biilish House of Commons. of six hnndred and fifty mein- befs, has created stern and pious alarm in Great Britain. Al the same tune, no cholera at Jamaica. while the penalty ol HeaYe0 has been destructive in that capital.
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Appointments by tie PresideatAJohn c. Clark, to be Solicitor of the Treasury, vice Gtllet removed
 Thomas l.. Smith, to be First Auditor of the Treasury, vice Clark
 Amory Hobrook, of Mass. to be Attorney of the United States for the district Of Oregon, Joseph J Coombs who declines the office.
 John Mctiinnt was, on the 3lSt uti., appointed Chief Clerk of the Treasury Department in the place of MeCiuteck Yoang, resigned.
 George Harti1gton- has been aPpo'aied Clerk to Assislan, Secretary of the Treasury, vice MeGinns, appointed Chief Clerk.
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Phiiosophy ot Danciny -An ingenious Fre och- man has calculated that the space which young Parisan belle, ho is fond of danciag lraverses in the saloons of Paris, when only performing contra dances, amounts in one season to four baIldred mics, He has also estmated that French lady, fond of waltzng, will spin round in night es often the wheels of steamboat reyolvs in go.ag from Calais Io Dover.
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NorIcE.

With this number. the connection of the snb- scribsr with the ARxAssAs BANNER ceases He has disposed ef his interest 10 l.. 4. WHITLEY Of this city, who Is entitled ts collect and receive all debts owing to the concern. FRED. s. GARRETT.
 Li,tie Rock, Nov. %. ls49.
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T We learn from the Telegraph, that the Red River safs convention, winch met at Whashington, H-mps.uad county. on the 2d inst, appointed a eeumittes to examine DoOly's Bayou, Cross and Tweive-mile Bayous. with a view of ascertaining the pracsicablity of making permanent nasigstioa around the present obstruction.
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Ia uAst Ltbsrtg eeasis.s We must have con tnaaIly present tS oar minds, says MoBtesqaie1, the difference hetweoa independence and liberty Lihery IS right to do whatever the laws peFn,s and il citizen could dc wbal they forbid he would longer be possessed of liberty because all bis fei low-eitrzeRs would have the same power.
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1-r in GFayson eouaty, Arkansas, ]. B. Shannon { and James Jennings wete nding with other, and discussing pol'I'cs. when : snapped pistol at J and Was shot dead by the ia,ter with a rlfe. i'0sfsa Satt sman. The Statesman, isceriaiaiy usIniorned. There Grayson county in ih,s State nor ias any such transaction as the above occurred within our bor- ders.
 The soil of Arkansas has been otten enough stained with the bEood shed by violence. Don't charge with more of such scenes than have real happened among us. DoUt 'p,is onthe agony
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TnE PuRIrANs.-According to Bancroft, the first Puritan settlers of New England, the parents of one-third of Inc population of the United States.
 In the first fifteen yearsthe time when most of the immigration from England took place-there came over } 900 persons. Their descendants, in lsl0, estimated a, GOO, 900 Each family has
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IT IL is stated that the liberation of Gen. GuYoN, the Irish General in the Hungarian war and Messrs LoNGwoRrH and MACDONALD, has been demanded by ST STAMFORD CANNING, and these gentlemen will be set free. The Hungarian and Polish refu- gees are still retained al Walden.
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aJ@ Reccut advices from Europe state tta, the { Turks were preparing for hostIIities The French snd English fleets are on their way 10 the Darda nelIes. Fresh executions had taken place in IIua- gary. Some of the first noblss of the kingdom had baen eondemnei 10 death
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"Fine Cat."--John Anderson, the great tobacco mist, bas been nominated for Alderman hy tas de- mocrals of the First W ard, New York. If parties in New York allowed 10 vote as they eteaas, Mir. aderson will go in by large majority.
 The Boston Republican Perpe,faies the above. Is thore moi danger of pipe laying in Mir Andei son - W Wardl We think, even al this distance, we saeg il in the breeze.
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O. We have not yet obtained list of the ap- poiatments of the Arkansas Conference. We have been informed that the Rev. W. P. RATcLFFE is to be the stationed preacher at this place, and the Rev STxfaEs CARLISLE, the Presiding Elder of this Dis srict.
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ao- The following new post offices have been established tn th.s State: Sitoer Springs, Dallas county, A. C. PH,LLirs. P. M. TenMile Point, Prairie county. WM. DEADMAS, P. NJ. Calhoun, I.afavette county
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Mr Ciaytaa and II. PaasSjn A writer in the New York Pest, ih an elsboI ate examination ol the French question, y.ndicates NJ. PoUsslB, and attempts to make out ths propositions, that Mf. Clayton Is ae,ihef gsaiiemaa, la,eyef, .of siaeS gaaa,
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ur While Great Britain has increased her popu. iaiiOn In given time le5 per cent, France has increased hers only o,6s per cent, Austria 0,s5, Prussia 1.e4. saxeny i,45, Wuriemburg OH. and Helland o.s0 The rate of ncIesse, both in Aus tria and Fmnce, Is rapidly diminishing.
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RETURNED Ex-DIGsTARIEs.--ln addition 10 the Hon. RICHARD RusH, late Unied States Minister at
 Paris, there have returned in the steamer Washing
 ton. the following: MT. SAUNDERS, late Minister to Spa n; Mr. STILES late Charge to Vienna, and Mr. FLASSlkES. late Charge to Denmark
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-20

BaRsUS, of st. Louis, Inc Hotel keeper. who was shot by the MosTEsoulEs. died on the Tn inst The hisi of the Frsnchmen going on in iaiI.
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Book BUSINESS OF CISciNSATI.-According to the Cincinnati Columbian, inc aggregate value of the book trade of that city is $l 00o,000 per annum- One house alone is represented publishing unnu- ally about TOO GOO volumes of school books alone, which chiefly sold in the eastern cities. The entire number of bookstores in Cincinnati s thirty The first power press set up there in ls34 and the city now contains no less than twenty nine.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-20

G. Col. Gaze, U. $. A., arrived at this city on Tuesday evening last To inspect the Arsenal at this place.
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O. Quite an animated qunrIer-race, and several "poay ssrslches," took place near town on Thur'- day last. Racing stock is rising in this "neck O the woodsr
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Lectures hy Rev. Prof. Maaitt.

We are requested to state that, on Friday evening leciures. five in number. The subject of the first: ; Ias Origin. Rieaasss, Beauty, aad POleer of tAe EasIisk LsRgsage.
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LITTLE Rock. Nov. II, lsl9.

LITTLE RocK, Nov. II, lS4y.
 Dsar Sir: It may not be amis' to give you some facts in relation to the contemplated road from Lit tie Rock 10 Fort Smith. and the country through which it will pass.
 Captains AXE, BROOKS and myself have marked, measured, and opened the part of it beginning at Fort Smith and reaching to DanviIIe, in Yell CO., Il is level wide, and straight, and is distance of sixty-five miles.
 We have also surveyed and laid down the route from Danville to Little Rock. which we do not be lieve will exceed seventy miles. The unfinished portion of the road will run through fine. healthy rolling country of good land. The range Is luxu- riant. The moist and warm climate clothes the valley with a freshness and vigor of vegetation have never seen c9uaed. We passed and through the gaps of series of mountains, tn gradual. the beautiful, and the sublime; elevations, rising into the most refreshing cline, and furnish ing reservoir for our branches and brooks, from which the shrinking stream in the dry season Is supplied wth-water sufficiently abundant for pro. pellIng machinery. They the store houses oi variety of minerals, such iron, lead, and cop per, while, to the population who fl nd homo a, their feet, the rich valleys will furnish not only au abundance of every thing needed, but the uxuries of the earth.
 Why. then, win not the weary emigrant, desirous of obtaining comfortable home. at once turn his steps in this direction, and supply himself with any amount of good land at the lowest possible price 2 He will be in fine, healthy country, nayI- gable stream and the great artery through which one day is destined to flow the trade, travel, aud commerce of California. |. J. WooLAGE
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JUsr AS WE EXFEcrEp.-The New York cleo ton So faras wehave heard has gone ior the whigs The Bafn-b burners and O.d-hunkers, ii would seem are more opposrd 10 each other. than 10 the whig- and the grea, coalition ali peiee ol looery ia.eality and humhug.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-20

MEFHonlsM IN MicHls.s.--At the recent meetino of the Methodist Conference of Mchigan. tha fol. lowing facts were stated
 Number of churches in the State, ss; do par sonages, Ss; do. members, ll,605; do. on proba. ton .I2s, do, local preachers, .s:,; amount con. tfihated 10 Bible cause S55 ,609; ao. to the mis- sionsry cause, Sl ,272; claims of salaries of a,i preachers during the year, S2i ,s74 of which they feeeived Nl9.e2e, defeiences, &5.26s.p
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-20

O. II is said by the Washington letter writers, that no appointment oi Minister 10 Russia will be made this winter. Hone were appointed. he could not 90 10 S', Petersburg til spring.
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No .fsaeriesa eopgr,qhl ia Rnglaad. By 'sefS' deeision ln ihe Eaghsh Cpuit ei Excheqaei. aP- pears Ibat t6 loteigasF cah enjoy eopSnsht ", his works in Great BIi,sin, except throssh~ ma9A' ihistna,ional arrangement bel~seH He '"0 eO~-' uIes.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-20

WAnTED--A boy. from IA 10 l6 years of age, to lsarn ths printing business. Apply at this office.
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HT A public meeting was held al Memphis on the 7th inst, for ibe purpose of uniting North and South Memphis, in one corporation. and to take measures for the construction of the Memphis and Charleston railroad.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-20

Ir Mr. wM. ]. BYRp, Of the mail boat John B Gordon. will accept thanks for late Louisville papers.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-20

TT During the las, one hundred ycEs 2jo 'o'o of corpses, buried ia London, have decomPosao asa passed oa ia the shape Of q poisonous gas wi''," bas bsen bre4thea by the survivors. Tbis may sS ierlned gasseoas anihraPoPhagy.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-20

1r We gre indebted that fine Memphis and New Orleans packet. the AIeek Scott. for late New Or leans papers.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-20

eJ- In reply 10 an inquiry upon the subject the
 First Assistant Postmaster General says that pre- payment of postage is not required upon newspa- pers to California, if sent from the offices where such pane Is are published.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-20

DGen. A. S. JOHNSON. of Texas is said To have bcca appointed faymsster in the Uniled States Army, iu the place of Maj. FoksSrH, deeoased.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-20

eJ- The Boston CbTonO,ype states that Harvard University numbers 59T students this year, being 7o over last season. 0f these there are 9i law students. i27 madieal IT divinity 35 science, and resident graduates.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-20

TEauASTgrEo Tine of S6D00 has already been raised at New Orleans to make preliminary Investigation in relation to the Tehuantepec Rail- yasd
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-20

The Proper Siaie.--A eaapliD al one ol cur Slaie prisons was asked by irend how he panshioes'' were All under coaptefieai" was the sBsSef
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-20

FILE FAcroRY.-A file factory k now in success full operation al Weverton, Md Competent judges have declared the files produced to be as good as any manufactured in Sheffield.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-20

1J- A liquid glue has been invented in England, which has the advantage of being stronger than the ordinary glue, and always ready, and will unite wood, irou and plaster.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-20

BAxx BanK RIA dispatch 10 the fiisburg Pos says the .stais Bank at Morris. at New Jersey, has siefyed psymen. ]"
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0-Anti-rent outrages continue in western New York. The only thing knocked down at a late sale was one of the sherif's party.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-20

MARYLAND The population of this State is set down al ,000 The public debt, in l-is. was SIP .78O, ,o00, interest S699 900. The average tax per head, is Sl B.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-20

IJ' Ogle k. Go~an, Grand Master of the Cana dian Orsngemet, has been dismissed from his office of Colonel of Militia, for assisting in buruiag In efi5y the Goyernor-GeDeFal.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-20

ioaoa'- here are hat two convcts In the Iowa peniientiary' Que of them is an old man confined for hofse- stealing ia whom the keeper placed such implicit confidence that he was appointed euatd ,o prevent lle other prisoner from escaping
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-20

nJ- Mr Greenough, brother Of he celebrated scuips1r, has recently completed, in Bosten, statue in abe, nc; unworthy 10 be plaeed by the side oi the finest achievements of his brother.
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ey-we sse authorized to announce (. l.. SUL LlvAN as candidate for City Constable at th' ensuing JanuaEy election.
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ass- We are authorized to announce GREEN R. JONES as a candidate for the office of City Con- slable, al the ensuing January election.
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Coyuss ros cAL,peRSiA~-An enierprising New York house has frelghied vessel with collins for California, and considers II very promising Invest snent.
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1J-fbe Monnons are now founding coIouy ia Iowa about 45 miles north of their present sel- \ feassns iv Pettawaio,i,is county.
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10. We are authorized to announce HENRY cRIFFITHS as candidate for City Constable at the ensuIng January election.
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THE ToBAeco CRor The production of tobacco is thus rated in ne several Staies:--Kentucky, 6s, ,00O00O lbs; Virginia, 45 0O0, ,O00; Tennessee 35 GOO O0o; Maryland 23 ,0O0 ,0O0 Missouri, l5,- 000,00 Ohio, 9 300, 900.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-20

IF We are authorized to announce CHARLES AYLlFF as candidate for the office of City Con- stable, atlhe ensuing January election.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-20

lJ' The old postmaster at Trey, Ohio, being now sheriff has had to perform the duty of putting tlre new one in jail This is in order the democrat is out, the whig in.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-20

aT Joas oCossklL is beginniag again the agi' salioa of Repeal.
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dJ he collection in ihis country. in aid Of the fope' Is estimated by ihe Catholic papers at Sa ,970
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Ma. EprroR By the solicitation of many eli seps, have consented to become candidate fo se-elssticn for City Recorder at the ensuing Janu ary election. DAVID W. GALLOWAY.
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gT JOHN DAVIS Is now, and will continue 'o ks. un,il the evening of the 7th January next, a candidate for reelection ss City Constable.
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aY Al Memphis on the 18th insi Geld Was selling < q IJxs2sad sIiseraf i0Iis v ecu. ior Currency.
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m, New Iload from LItll, Rock to Ft Smilh.

We have before called public attention 10 the many benefits which would resat from the completion of this work, and we again commend t lo the conside- ration and support of our citizens. A meeting was held on "Wednesday evening last, (he proceedings of which will be found in another coumn,) for the purpose of aiding the eaterprze, which resulted in liberal subscription for its accomplishment. The gentlemen engaged in opening the road, have ex- hbied industry and capacity in it's prosecution and such zeal and determination in it's furtherance as en,ite them to the warmest thanks of the people of Little Rock, and al! who live in marketable distance of the line through which the road may pass. IL is completed to Danve, and may expect, from the energy already manifested in it's progress, that shorter and better from Little Rock 10 the great west ihau'we have ever had, will be oPened in few weeks. To show how much has been done, and the amount Of labor already exhausted upon the route. we extract the following from a we-wTitteu communication 10 inc Fort smith Herald, by Mr, $. F. CLARKE, who has recently travelled over the finished portion of the road
 |" Hardly any praise can do justice to Col. Wool ags, Capisins Axe and Brooks, the undertakers of this work for the energy skill, ability, and success with which they have completed it thus far, Forty live miles of dense forest has been hewu down and removed almost even with the ground, to the width of from 20 to 40 feet excavations made sideiing places made level; rocks removed ftreams cause waved. aud all in the almost incredibly short space of eight weeks"
 In connection with the subject, we give below a letter from Col. E. J. W ooLAGE containing furtkel l statements in relation tonne work
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-20

GJsTbe monntsius between Wheeling aud Cum tsslapA were severed witl ,slow six iaehes deep oM llss 3orh ait.
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Agency for the Arkansas Banner. R. MonRIs & Co. General Newspaper Agents Jsckaon. Mississippi. are duy authorized to act as agents for ,l,s s..frkaasas BaRaer."
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-20

lnF 0l the ciIy oE Latue NocXi HI 'I's t"Su"s sa" eary eleeiioa. Nov. ie, IstS.
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R7- We are authorized to announce Dr. SAMUEL n. WEBB as . candidate for Constable and ColIee-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-08
COAl.

EDsL FOR GEnC HIS. Orchard Red
~. Cns fr-f cls sty .-N- 'nr E-nr-r- trade c =
-ra-s.-F from boat fir -r aays rl- sa.- .9N, fof
-ssa spp.vlO >TOkFs DlCKfRSDN.
fvl.ff In Arfnnrr-st near BrusrUsF
COAI-To Grooers. Dining Saloons sni Hoiel Keep
Y b-rs srr .-crarg this day, Peach
Orchard RecAsr Goa o le very hest quality sra o ne
varol- required 1r any and every losng purpose
or for par0r srss Aso, GrsTAsh Goa for stoves and
furnaces free from slate and cinE-r for sale a. reduced
prce 81 their yarcs ~ " ai-r near hsfkei Ahd 81
De- srrY--. 81 ff'rI J. ID tAkki- CO
CuAL.-R-d-ssh N1t. = lsrge NaL : = Range
A-fore and Fgg. = '- Let. ~ NDt s IS stove Egg,
or Flrlsre g I L-s. from boats Liverpool. = 81 per
c1adrol delivered. 81 corner ri HammersIry s11 Bed
ford sfs and 90 hoWery iall5 lm'l JACOB WEEKS
EOAI.-l an nov De-. r-1rF ? beet RED asn coal,
L st1ve arf egg. screened 3 en- per Tor cash.
from ny ward. corner 1f King end Grrenvicl -.
suf5 irn- PETER CLINTON
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-08
EXCURSIONS.

- FOR HUNTINGTON NORTH
.-1y.f---sNPOkT AND sTONEfY BROOK l. --
The steamboat GAZELLE, Capt Nathan
Byderhlrxh. VII. conunue her regular uip- To N0rh.
P0fi and Soney Brook snt and after Thursday. "a
inst commence running to Hgntnr ton touching Great
Neck Dock leaving New York from Steamboat Pier ~r-t
-.te Of Cahsnne MarSe; on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays o'clock " and sllnry Brook on Mon
dsy- Wednesdays and Fridays A. 7 o'clock A N andn Z
~ the intermediate place, Fare TO Great Neck 15 cts
Huntington snd N0rh-Port jO cts -t0ney Brook
Freight taken a packet rates Al persons cautioned
against trusrng said boat on accOunl Of the owner.
Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-08
BOOK TRADE.
THE MANUAL OF HEALTH.

JUST PUBLISHED BY THE GRAkFESbEh" ~
rs-fs ~ page. i4rl- .. -.
THis Is THE MOST UsEfL L sod corr fese., = :
Il We as tl- cheapest medical Tofk -1-sn- Ah- '--
1- 10 tte bands 0f every family 49, ..r.
Par contains arrurri " 10 2 l-rr.--
re- cf ne present ray. totr gf'- az ra-' 80.
Lrr fo '-e reatr n fre cr1rafliy- .. r.-.r
Pa, ID r-es@rt. -ew D.rtrre TIE = 41rTi,,-s--t
sr,erc sts.er w-.~t need nli e l---Is-',- ID l''-
tf o. -n-. ..-r. ~ mo- whole -rrlr-fl5
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1ea.if. .r o. .. 81. 80
ps- D. Fire lr -fef resf--ri r. Is f-'''
I'd, f-.r- .'rsre.- cookery fr- ,l- t- RI, ~
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-f --...rg ard crese-r ne c.-s. fI..- &C. ----- (
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Psr flf contain. ec-e1 70 -s--.. -@1-es recipes
F.- s,.- AZ r- nf-e cf ls 1hAEfEN 5thg co
81 8r,savsr end by bookseller. ----rl-g. rrce . CO
L. .-r.I r s~llrf- rn rea.ers
7wo copies aTii te s@r, -y rsl fre- = s-a9r - any
par Of fte United >1'-. rpo- rere'f- ~ 7o-ipao
p.ra.trr. sr receive extra cofg Tor % lance
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New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-08
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.


No Rg rLEorIos OF sPsAKrR.-Since me sp-
poin,ment Of Col Andrew Stevenson, Of HrsiniA
no s,sske, ,eIiec,e5 John Bsi Of Tennessee served
out Mr stsvensoss tsrm lie ~ss succeeded one
term bv x r Haatsr. nov . Sens Of Virginia -
The nsst y.sker was John White. OF Kentucky Whs
Ne os much property at the Presidential election be-
tween CLAY and Polk bets This something else
made him despondent snd he finally blew hs own
b,in. ont with pistol He Wa succeeded 10 the z5th
Congress ~ Speaker By John w Jones, Of Va who
declined reelection - Congress and soon alter died.
lie was succeeded in the 18th Congress oy Dr. Jonn
". Davis. u the Yincennes District, Indiana the
by Robert C. Winthrop, of Boston, Whig
fChcago Democrat