davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Arkansas banner., 1849-04-10

ef psePsllef. nsEsstine te comply wish tsss regu. aiions. shall bs iabis te the inJnssd party for al ioss or damage resulting from euch neglect; and the Owuef or owacrs of aay vessel faiiiag 10 comply with ssid regulations shal fofeEt peasliy of oas hundred dollars, whlch usy De recovered tn an action oi debi e be hrenght by the district attorney of the unitsd Statss, iA the namo of tho Uni,ed States, In aHy court of competent jurisdiction.
 APPROVED, March ,, iSa9
The Arkansas banner., 1849-04-10
fPusLIo--No. Al


 AN Acr 10 settle the ilte 10 certain tracts of land
 in the State oi Arkansas.
 B, il enacted by the Senate and House of Repre- senatives ot the United States of America in Con- gress assembled. That each and every owner of a Spanish French land claim, or any part thereof, in the State of Arkansas, which was submitted for adjudication 10 the superior court of the late terri tory of Arkansss, and by that court confirmed, being bona fife subsequent purchaser for vaaabi, consideration, is hereby authorized 10 enter, within one year fom the passage of this act, the larsd covered by said claim, or less qusnity thereof, 10 be embraced in any legal subdivision, at the niui mum price, under such regulations ss the Commis- sioner of the Generai Land Office shall prescribe 1. Pr0Dided horepey, That the aforesaid snail be au occupant or cGltivator Of said land.
 SEC. And be il further enacted, That after the lapse of two years from the approval of this act the sale of the lands embraced by the 6eeTees of the superior court of Arkansas, which were en bills of review reversed, and which the President was, by the act ofeghteen bund and thirty two, required to reserve from sale, which may then remain the property of the United States, shali no longer be reserved from sale by the President of the Cnited States, and that the same may be brought into naT- ket under the existing iaxs.
 APPROVED March ], l349
The Arkansas banner., 1849-04-10
MMA 4R MDWWA mw Ms,.
WI. 3. WAIT
ENECuTINE OFFICE.


 LITTLE RoCK. ARx.. I5brsary a4. lsla tHE General Assembly of t,s Slsss of Arkans.. A having al it's late session aaihsrsxsl the t;oyt ernor to lease the psnitensiary Of said Siats .o , lowest bftder.
 Therefore, l, Richard C Byrd. Governor of said State do hereby give pahlc notice that sealed pro posnis will be received, al the office of tue Secretary Of state, until the 3th day of April next for keep Ing said pentteutary and the convicts therein op,il the lst day of March. 1851.
 The contractor will be required te guard. feed and ciothe the convicts free of all expcnse to the staie, for the term aforesaid besides other duties detailed specification of which can be seen, at the office oi the Secretary of State twenty days before the day of letting. IL Is expected that the lesses will take possession oi the penilentiary about tio 10th Of April next.
 The lcssee..wil be entitled to all the labor of ths convicts.
 There are now In the peniientiary sboat thirty conVicts, some of whom are valuable mechsncs, and there s always ready demand fer their labor The lessee will be required to give bond. with approved security In the of ten thousand eel- srs' and lac will be paid by quarterly drafts oa the Slate ressnry. R. C. BYRD
The Arkansas banner., 1849-04-10
REGULAR NlPOlR0N < FT. CIBSON PACKET
New Orleans and Arkansas River Packet.

NVH UINdHs HHu AIhuHsdN NIFtI IuVhtts 6s<~~~ h Steam "Cotton Plant" E. C. Morton r. AAsFxstR master. will rnn as a regular packet from New Ofieans to Pine Bluffs, Little Rock, Van Buren, Fort Smith, Fort Gibson and all intermediate landings the Arkansas river Every exer,ion will be made to promote the com fort of passengers and shippers rely upon hay ing their business attended to with promptness and 6delity T. D. MERRICK & Co.,,
 AGENTS. The "Cotton Plant" Is furnished with Oboe tor" or small steam engine which supplies the boilers with water-worked by the same power, are three large bilg pumps (that in case of snagging) will throw thres bogsieads of water per minute, aso hoes attached that will carry water any part of the boat in case of fire
 T. Nj. & Co.,. Democrat and Gazette, copy.
 Little Rock, Feb. 22, le4s, 24-tf.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-04-10
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
[sv AUrRoR oRIrY-l
tPVsL.Ic--No. 30.l
[ ID sksaIoN, xxxTR ooNoREss.

tf09iIC--~ffo J9.
 AN AcT tn dciEe the period of disability imposed
 npon csEtnia bidders for mail contracts. Re tt enacted by the Senate and House of Repre- seuiatives of the United States of America in Con- gress assembled That the disability to contract with the Post Office Department, imposed by lsw on any person oE persons, for entering iato combiaa. tous agaiRst said department In relation to contracts herewith, shail h ali cases, existing or 10 exist, ceass after she expiration Of five years from the time iHeurreG Proptded, That any person. incarrng aud disability second lime shall never De released APPROVED, March ,, iss9.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-04-10
Imanacs-AImanacs.

AimaR aRacs-AImanaes, OR SALE--The ARKASsAs PLAsTERs' AND N MERcHASTs' ALMANAC. for the year i549, adapted 10 the merdiaBs Of Little Rock, g., Louis, Nashville, Jackson and New Orleans. and containing beshies the Calendar C1nterieii Deteeer and spe- cie table, together with t,h.s of weights measures and money raies offre and yer insurance st of re- leeted boats tariff of ls4G, aud State Statistics Price iocens, al retail si per dozen and se per hand,e ed Ordess accompanied si;h the cash, will be promptly attended to.
 jan. ist, Iss9. PHILIP L. ANTHONY.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-04-10
To the Travellinr pnhlio

Hh andeFssEaed weuld respectfully lng.,~.. ,A |. A travelling pahle. that he hns :n,-A,..n.s s'- ierfy al the upper Steam Mil, where N. . !. '. tunes prepared to fersY movers, trayrller. s,.s S yers, with as much niOre pFcmn,i,sSs ,A.. a.v
 ey can ee cro~aed al tho other fcrrira ns i'm. hoek Ills boat is entirely pew ss feet a ..nsss ana me best rsw-eeas ever used al this plscr
 ne Iandlag oR the south side is al the ss-.,. Mill. of Messrs. George Johnson ca - - travellers Can at all times Do farniahed w,A a.,,. ana c"rn.meaI of the best quality. Cora ceD s. mad on the orth side of the River, oa sssaon..s. s 'sfn1s The landings on both sldes aro good. nj Inc roads will Dc Geptia good repair
 M our,
 Little Rock Cet asth taka ~".~s'
The Arkansas banner., 1849-04-10
APPROVED, March 3. Is4s.
[PuBuc-No. 40.| As AcT to authorize the coinage .f gold dollar. and douhle ear,fs

double eagles.
 B. it enacled by the S,.nate and House of Repre. senta;vss ot ;te United States Of America in Con gress assembled, That there slia be, from time to time struck and eoiBsd at the mint of the United States, ant the branches tereof eonfo, in all respects 'o law. (excepi that the reverse of The gold dollar ihe figure oi the eagle shall be omitted and conornably in all respects 10 the standard for gold coins nov established by law. coins of gold of tte following denominations and valaes viz double eagles, each to be oi the value o snty dollars for uRits, end gold dollars, each 10 be of ihe value ol one dollar, of Hnit.
 SEc. ?. Aud be II fprther enacted, That for all sans whatever ihe double eagle siai De legal ten der for twenty dollars and the gold dollar siai be legal tender for one dollar.
 SEc 3 And be 1t further enacted, That all laws now in force in relation 10 the coins oi the United States, and the striking and coining the same. slis So lar as applicable have iuii force aud effect m relation to the coins heGen authorized whether the said laws are penal or otherwise; and whether they are fsI PIes eating, couneieHg debaseInent for poecting the currency or reenlaiing and g,la ins the process of striking aud .oini,g, and the therefor, foi inc security of the coin or for any otiiei purpose.
 Sac And bs H faftlrE enacted That in adilst .as tae asisl.ls ot gold coins henceiot~a.d, the foiowing deyations from the standard weight shall net be exceeded any Of the single pieces n ilie double eagle, he eagle, and the half eagle, one half of grain, and ih the quarter eagle, and gold dollar, one quarter of giaia; and that. in weighing large number Of pieces together. when delivered from the chief esiner 10 the treasurer and hom the heas4rsf to the deposito,s, the deviation from the standard weight shall not exceed three pennywelghts in one thousand double eagies; two psnhyweixhts ln one tioasand eagles; one aad one half pennyweights In one thousand half eagles; one PennySeight In one thousand quarter eagles; and oae half oi Psnnyweght in one thousand geld dos. lars ArrRoyED March 2, isJ9.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-04-10

United states be snd ere hereby extended to and over the main land and waters e all that portion oi enitcry eeded to the United States by the treaty Of peace, trenshir, and limits, between the Uni'ed States ot America sad fhe Mexieah republic, cons cluded On ,he second day oF FFbtusfy, n the year and forty ycght heretofore desisna- ted and known as Upper Caiiornia.
 SEc. 2. And be t luther enacted. That all me ports, haFbcs, bays, Ivers, aud waters ot tne msin aisd of the territory of Upper California, sbaii con sttute collection district by the nAlne oi upper CAioTDia and port entry shall be- and IS heisby' established tcr sad district at SaA Francesca oh 'e bay 0i San Francisco, and a collector Of customs shall be appointed bv fhe President Oi the unitrd States, by and with the advice aad consent oI 'he Senate, 10 reside at said port of ei:iFy
 SEC. :. And be tt further esscied, That pof's or delivery shat be, ahd hereby, established in t collection district aforesaid al Sat- Diego, Monterey and st sone convenient point within ile territory oi the United States, to be selected by tue Secretary oi the Treasury as near as may be io me juhclV" v the t4ye-s Giia and C0laIado, al the head oi ue Gaif of California; aud the collector oi the said district Of California is hereby authorized o appoint, wilt the appreciation of inc Secretary oi the Treas ugy. th,es deputy collectors, U be stationed ., the ports ot ee,pefy aforesaid.
 SGc 1. And be k further nacied. That the collee- tor ot said district sha be allowed compensation Of fifteen hundred dollars per annGm and the lees and commissions allowed Sy law, aud the salu deputy collectors shall each be allowed coInPensa. tion of thousand per annuln and the fees aud commissions allowed by law.
 SEC. ,. And be u further enacted, That, untIi otherwise provided by law, all violations ot the revenue laws ol the United States committed within the district ot Upper California shsbe prosecuted in the district court of Louisiana or tbe supreme court of Oregon. which courts shall have original jurisdiction, and may take cognlzsnce ol all eases arising under the revenue laws m thesad district oi Upper California, and shall proceed thereia in the same manner and with the like effect us il such cases had arisen within he district CT territory where the prosecution shall be brought.
 SEc. G. And be It futtAer enacted, That this act shall take effect fiom and after the tenth day of March next. APPROVED March :, Is49.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-04-10

From Napoleon and Mouth of Arkansas Ri-
 yer to Little V oek, Van Buren, Fort
 smith and Fort Gibson.
 TTvIIE light draaght steamers WILLIAM ARM- I STRONG, MEDIUM and SANTA FEE will run regularly between the above ports for the con- veyance of freight and PassengeTs-the Wm. Arm strong and Medium leaving Napoleon on Mondass and Th9rsd0ys at o'clock, A. M.-Returning will leave Little Rock on same days. The Santa Fe will connect with these boats al Little Rock making re- gulaT weekly trips from Little Rock 10 Van Buren and Fort Smith, and extending her trips 10 Fort Gibson when the water will permit.
 Passengers and shippers may rely upon this be- ing permanent arrangement and that their frelghts will be conveyed through with certainty and de- spstch. and at the lowest customary rates. All the boats in good, sound condition, and handsomely fitted up for the accommodation of passengers.
 A. HAYS K Co, Agents, Napoleon.
 M. GREENWOOD & Co, ,Ag'ts, NO. Dec. l3, IS47. l4-
The Arkansas banner., 1849-04-10
Rates for Yearly Advertising For 10 lines, or iess,l each additional {
 3 moatts,5 e square, q 6 B .. t9 IS {

All standing advertisements xfi be ehaEs co si u', 6rzt mentioned rates, aHIess coBtract be msOs when left for insertion and nass be paid tof ia sG vance. L
 No person Will be aaaeanced for any eiice, eilhe' civ, State, or county, witheut the advance Fst meni of five dollars. -
 Political circulars will be charged ss adfs'S'* uents, and Pay nent required tn advance
 No iob w;ls hereafter be delivered ts asy psfsen with whom we have no segular dealings, ssni p'@ for
 All Hadvertiserneni mast De marked Nlih ibe sss ', ber of insertions desired, otherwise they WI continued aniil forbid and charged aeeerS'sg,
 E7Ns variation will he made iTegs the above '@"'
 Single number of the paper, la51 cents
 All letters mssi be pssf 7ssid, CT thty sis' h'' ceive gsy stteRtioB
The Arkansas banner., 1849-04-10

Furniture. YNHE: undersigned would respectfully inform the \ citizens of Little Rock and vicinity, that he still carries on the CABINET and CHAIR making business, at his new stand on East Main st., near y opposite the Presbyterian church. and is prepar ed to fill orders at the shortest notice. / LUMBER, PRODUCE, HIDES. BEESWAx
 AND PEEL TRIES taken in exchange for furniture at the highest mar ket price.
 Old furniture neatly repaired, and lvarpished. Colhns made at all hours Prices to correspond with the times
 N B. The undersigned having recently purehas- ed new and fashionable hesrse is prepared to at- tend 10 baIiais- in the city country, inc most reasonable terms. VIM. ANNEARf Feb. IT, ls47. 2S-.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-04-10

Coffee, SHg0r Ac. % Bags Rio coffee; ~~ Java do; Pepper; Ginger Root: Bbls Tanners Oil; Crushed Sugar; Powdered do; - Box refined loaf do; Leuon syrup; " Black Tea; Chest imperial do; TOO Lbs cotton yarn, Received and for sale by
 VIM. B. WATT
The Arkansas banner., 1849-04-10
ArkaalAna IRikef PAckef.

HRn~ N THE splendldnew steamer P hflip
 dek Penmywis, R. Beatty. matter, wiII W leave New Orleans for the Arkansas river on the 7th iast, and wi fna during the sea- SOU from New Orleans to Little Rock. Van Buren, Fost Smith, and Fost Gibso0, touching as al tie intermediste landings.
 For freight or passage. having superior accom- modstions, apply on board, or ,o
 feh20.sm T. D. MERRTCK 6 Co, Agents
The Arkansas banner., 1849-04-10
Hol for California.

HOy for California.
 HENRY GRIFFITHS has for sale. al his Gun \ Il smith Shop on Main street. RIFLES; fine double and single barreied SHOT GUNS; Shot Belts and Pouches; Powder Flasks; Game Bags; Nipple Keys Gun and Pisiel Locks, &c. Rifles and Pistols made ts order. dee 26
The Arkansas banner., 1849-04-10
Pratlc-N, al

AN AcT te exisisd tie revenue laws Of the Uniled
 Sasea over the territory and wa,sn Of Upper Cali
 toihia. aad t0 create collection dlshict thessln.
 Be II enas!ed by tue Senate and koase of R~pss- 'saiatissa af tie United States oi America iu Gen. sTsss assembled, 1aM the rsFrlas la.s sg ihs
The Arkansas banner., 1849-04-10
Southern United States Mail

1Tt' VtthIy CoIcH Lthe JToRl LiFft HUN
 Co Washington. .frkansas, and 10 thc
 celebrated Hot Springs, in
 four horse, coaches rTNHlS line connects al Lifae Rock wiih the great \ Eastern Coach and Steaih Boat Line. leaving Little Rock and " Washington) on Tuesdsys, Thurs days, and Saturdays, al ! A. M.-. Reaching Hot. Springs in one day. The proprietors will aboys stated dar,pg the season. The greatest aitestion ~ilfke paid to the comfort and convenience of passengefs,/ Ae- cofnmodatiors are good and charges iokex than any other conveyance
 Patronage of eitfEeas and travellers pgespectfnly solicited.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-04-10
PURIFT TIE BL00 M OF "A ITS VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS
 AND PHGNlX BITTERS.

1hs high and snsied celebrity which these Msdei0es have acquired for the hvariable scaey m all the dseasee which they profess has rendered the nsaa practice of Puns aOt enly unnecessary bat thy ef hsm They knovH by tbeir fruits their good vorhs es. for thsa. and they thrive the iAih of tAs erednioas~ H~ A @IA =A Eas ME @@ O ASTHMA. ACUTE and CHRONIC RBEUaATLsM AFFECTIONS e hAs BLADDER aud KIDNEYS
 BILIOUS FEvERs LIVER CoEzPLAINTS.- in ts south diseases peeva they vR bs found Invaluable PaatsrA rmes, and obeA wo hsss hisdicAez will AhsrManis hFu
 BILfoCS CHOLlc, and SERIOUS Loesensss BILES, cosTIVENEss. COLDS & COUGHS, cH0LIc, CONSUMPTION. Csed wli, gwsf shsa disease CORRUPT HVA0Rs. DROPSFEs,
 0X0P 6P8xA. No peEsoa with tlis dis,rexsins de sass shosh delay using thess medicines aiusdsey.
 gKUPT7oNS q tAs skta, ERYsIPELAS. FLATU. FEVER aud AGUE. Tor ths seOase Ofths wes sn country these medicines will bs found safe speedy snd certain remedy ohsr mednnss leave the sssn subject to ts o ths dieeassa cure y these meieins pstmansn- TRY THEM, BE SATISFIED. AND BE CURED.
 FoULNRss q coMPLExIOM
 so1T M \ ciooNass' n M A 1 dS1rfi aE.5icsEs .r.,.,v kasG. INWARD FEVER INFLANAAToRY RHR9Ml- TLsN, IMPURE BLOOD. JAUhDIcE. Loss q APRE- LIVER GO M F l. Axwrs, K LEPROSY. LoosENESS,
 MERCU q RIAL DIS EA g F s.- Never ha to eradicate entirely all the effects of Mercury nA- mey thaa thu powerful preparation sarsapaa NIGHT swEATs NERVOUS DEBILITY, NERVOUS COMPLAINTS e al tiads ORGANIC AFFECTIONS. PALPfTATf0N q Ue MART, PAINTERS CH0LIO PxG P 8. The essaal proprietor of thass nssdieiDss cured Of Piles O 6 yea standing by ' uss of iess Ss Medicines anns.
 PAINS ia the head. sJe. bach limbs onis and eEsana
 R HI E U M A T M. Those afflicted with tiis tss disease. viii be of cef by the Life Medicibes RUSH of BLOOD to tlas HEAD, scUKvY. SALrRHEUA. SKELLINaS
 scRoFULA, KINGS EVIL, h is worst ssws. ULCERS. @ @sssrr dssertpsaOn.
 W Q R N 6 of alf kinds, eneciaaiy expelled by thss MedeiBss Pasats w d vel to administer hsm xksB uAnn exlsssnee saspseied Re ief Ml hs eeEain
The Arkansas banner., 1849-04-10
EDIRLES. -M~D&S Cans fresh Oysters. l50 Soups and Bouil!i. 100 .. fresh Peas. leo I,obsters. so Terfastas

Also, fresh Sarnons, Clans, Milk, Msekerel, boiled veal. Be, &c hesmetieay sealed in tin purchased and receiyed direct from tho celebrated houses of wm. Underwood & Co. Of Boston, and [. Wnght ol Baltimore, wAraetsd and fer sale by
 ias3e " P. OFFICER. {
The Arkansas banner., 1849-04-10
Mattresses

Ch0ctaw Land scrip, N pieces of so. l60. and s2o acres, reselvea and x fer sale by !aSisl VIM B. WAIT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-28
SptbH TtsG.

NENrREvILLE COURSE. l.. -TROTTISC.-THUR RS
~ day, Nov 18th at ~ o'e.oVt o. T. Oreat Match and
Purse for $500 Nile bsas, bes la in harness c. Sposr
names b. Lady Lhsn. Is. thsafrau names ch <. Conh-
dence The abeye hOres Wei and their speed il
considered equal that The best f the great number OF
splendid trots that have ~ his il antoip ated
on this occasion. Mr. Sauei Nsushia Of New Jersey,
Viii drive against Mr. Geo 'oh 10 another feature
IN the snair Both Of the above anrsss doing WE'LL and
no doubt wl appear the superb condition for
seed The match pas play one, which iusurcs its
coming on Immediately after Che h.ovc match, Purse Of
e'V mile heats best ia j. Xhe ply
T. Major; D. Dimmiek enters 3D. Frenchy o. s Barne
euters m Vernon Maid, A. tonklD CD m.
Ihs The Cars will leave che atn Ferry, brooklyn at
clook, precisely returning NJ the snort Is
rare each way, rs cents JOB aoNkLiN, PrOpristor.
Two THE FANCY.-lOUAG N0UsE TAKES THIS
method Oh informing his crud and the Fancy, that his
nstsxhlbton oisrATrug viii take
ing next, Nov2sth At Mayer Cpuc Hall, No. l0t Elizabeth
street; when walker Dpbin all tbs guns
OF the Fancy Will asst hm hand glove iOuse being
cnnd date for hsto fame Evrs challenge 20 ROyise Of
line stone the above evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-28

Since the last biennial epor from the Treasury De-
par.ment Of the state Of thspublc .ebt its amount
hss been increased by the em'ssoa OF 1897 222 % in
bonds under acts Of the last General Assembly and
reduced by the payment, in ls4s, of S72625 81 (ths
remnant Of the debt due Reid Irving Co, of London)
and the redemption in ls49 Of $4,000 Of the federal
bonds The additions of 81 900 is deducted from
the amount heretofore reported bonds to that amount
having been ascsrtaned to have been years since
returned to the Executive department and cancelled
without corresponding entry on the register. The
aggregate Is now it will be SEEM 81 s2s Az %. With
date OF maturity extending from 1858 to 1874 annual
payments OF principal equal to those of the last two
ysarF would absorb the entire amount within the re-
spectiye periods Of maturity Of the bonds The pay
mentSf the remnant of the foreign debt will be effected
during the fiscal ending October 90 1851 1t being
provided for ia the estimates given above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-28
re-" Ar fpS.

Qk REnAkD.- -LUsr. On WLsNESpAf ETkNING.
WO - - inst. snrposed between 90 sroaawsv New
York and Clinton street. Brooklyn Cameo Pin, the de-
sign being lady and children The finder will receive
York.
III 0ST--0N 23d ULT., BETWEEN YARICK AND CA
II nal streets in HUDSON small Purse, containing some
S6or 81 The Under will be suitably rewarded by leaving ii
at % vsndam street.
I 0ST-ON MONDAY, WHILST PASSING ALONG
IL Bleeker Broadway Fourteenth etieet aud Third
that peighborhood Gold Slide attached to lilac
belt The Under will be suitably rewarded by leaving the
same at No. l40 Henry street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-28
SCHOOLS. dc.

pooK-KREPfNe IN SPANISH BEAUTIFUL EpI-
~ ton % Marshs popular work Book keeping BY double
entry 10 just published in Spanish, translated BY Adophus
O. Beck, Eat the insreoon of the author Tns
ortains familiar Instructions and
Beautiful sccount books printed red black
ttree fvettected modern mercantile trsnsscons The
instruction not serea but good teacher attends
entry aud reneaetioufa pecuiarfty Of Marhs
vorksl The whole 10 arranged 70 good course of
practice a keeping boois In camille calculations Interest,"
discount eqpatn Of aud Exchanges
mile FORMS letters GOtes, drafts sales
count en Re- Re- &C. designed for the schools
soununs hsutss and hose Learning he Spanish language
For sale At the authore counting the
rtactoe SOCK fsetns No " Cedar street. aud BY book
felers generally. Price 81 70.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-28

A rPLEToN's POPULAR AND USEFUL BAsDBooKs,
trice ~ cents Zach IN neat pocket volume elegantly
lound in fsscy muslin. gilt edges spd sdes Rtquets fr
Gentlemen, BY an American. fhe Nail Room ard Evening
laree CouItship and Marriage and Table
Tan Ihe Isilsts Drs, aud Fashion s,quete for Ladies'
Netting and Fancy work Che,s with the AMI
Opennr Whist contain ing Rules Playing ali ands OF
Whist band Book for Newly Married q oupe flames far
The Amusement Of kvesns r,rtie Persons distance
stamps postage paid cen have them forwarded 10 their az
rtctions neatly done in ornamental cover Price a,
per dozen, or $40 per hundred. GAO. =. APPLETON,
t6f Chenut street, Pkisdeiphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-28


LyCONoNTCAL LIVING IN ONDON.-ANDERrON's
Il Bcte Nos e2 l6f and IDS Fleet street s one OF tho best
situated comfortable hotels In Iondoa ndsa be-
tween the sent and West End the railways steam
a. The Subscriber 10 the proprietor ~
shove hotel vnch all the ADVANTAGES Of hotel and
boarding bones Torms-Bed los. ss week breakfast
With meat. la sd diAner ~, L. day. f2s
rrv vesk FRANK CLkkOW.