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The Arkansas banner., 1849-04-10
Hastings of Punch.

Punch says the Bishop of Hereford, has ;nsi ordained his brother, a man of sixty years of sge and presented him wiih the living Of Coddington, on the ground that man is never too old ia get q iieng Punch says that by the discovery of Calilor- nia gold, the American Republic can supply the world with sooeregns Punch contains very clear hl al the ultra prison dlsciplinarians The scene is within prison. One of the gentlemen convicts is smoking segar in warm bath while the warden brings his chocoate-another s having his hair cut Ld mode, and the following conversation goes on between turnkey and convict in dressing gown and slippers. Smoking meerchaum and drinking '' now and thenP from mug placed upon fashionable tepoy at his side:
 e The Governor wishes to know, sir, what exer- else you will take to-day--wheiher you will pick little oakum or take q turn on the mill for a short time T"
 "0h. give my compliments 10 the Euvner, and say shan, come out to-day, don't feel very ell v
 Iord John Rpssell as the artfuI dodger," pick. ing Mir Cobdea's pocket of hs scheme of financial reform is very amusing. Punch says that any per attempting to make joke on the words mira dig respects Caliorlia shaii b. prosecuted to the utmost exfeht oi ihe law. Punch remarks
 "The Duke of Wellington says, and his saying deserves to be written in the largest letters over M horse guards, and round every cannoh's mouth-. If is time .hat ignorance should cease in the British army And it Is high time; but we hope none of military readers will baye their vanity wcutrrir five venture to put the following question 'When the aforesaid ignorance ceases, how long will inc British army ast!' Is il to be expected that solne 40,00n men will walk quietly into field to kill, or 10 be killed when they are in state 10 reason :? Depend upon T, they will not do it to please any body But still We cry, as loudly as the Duke, educate ,he a::"sg D
 In Ievewing pamphIetby Marshal Bugeaud, on the horrors oi wal, etc, etc, Punch says
 "It is fnery that makes half your soldiers and stupidity the other halt. The latter will always exist as long there is pipecay; but the army could easily be stripped of ibe former. In the meantime stasll step towards removing the temptation for young fools to enlist 10 be lvia targets for pallets we recommend thai cheap copies be pxinted of those passages of Marshal Bugeaud's speeches, in which he depicts the horrors oi tailitary and civil war. Engiishnen do Het knVw so rnuch Of the latter accomplishment. but the former they perfectly well acquainted with apd Ia tn ir cost as is pioyed every year by the army estimates" !"
The Arkansas banner., 1849-04-10
Departure of MT. Poik.

A' an early hour on Saturday morning, ex Pre- sdelt Folk and suite left Us on their route home, taking the boat for Savannah. They were accom- Psaled to the wharf by the committee of citizens and council, in the same elegant equipages that were provided to bring them from tho Wilmington steamer. on reaching Central wharf, they found the canopy completed, which the patriotism of the 'ouhg gentlemen employed there had commenced e'ecung The previous afternoon, under which they passed to get on board the boat.
 II was tasteful and appropriate. constructed. as was al moments thought. We have been A'aa!y furnished with the following description of II:
 The canopy consisted of two sguare uiilafs, Is elmgh, composed of square bales Carolina Upland gouoh' resting upon bases of large Georgia bales, r" compliment Of our sister State,) each pillar ceo ,'ceo with bale of Carolina Sea Island cotton; oe'i@' Of rice capped each pillar, one having in f,oed on 1t the words" Free rrade,' and the other commerce and Agriculture" A beam of Caro- s '"a pne' covered with American ensgns in grace
 iesoohs, extended from pillar to pillar, and sup
 'eu 'hs inscription, enclrcled with aFboryita and ''saaf' and peuasnt in festoons:
 The ola Palmetto state
 slbs rllEE FAREwELL
 '' 'sarel' cedar, and palmetto were en. ",ned around the pillars CharLesoa Courier
 Heloss the wharf, l. the rear of the pillars was Ia'Pehded handsome banner, renreseuiipg tasaey p'sS'ng the lag on the ramparts of Fort Moultrie. aau hen on the reverse side, '"fhc kescus'A-soD. fS'ung winch, on each side. were an union lack s'g t an American ensign.
 , ne elect was pleasing, and drew forth sxprss. yns o' sfai'hed feeling from the party. Ind.ed "yuAng connected with the receptlon. entertain .I' '"n departure Q. this distinguished statesman pash Uesh well managed. and in such way as to do 10 h'm, and reflect credit on tue city that had "a'. @aFled him her hospitality. Those having ,he ,nI 'sf ia charge have well fulfilled the,r deiies sened. ''~'' "ho'h '.c5 repre- |. ~" he"tH9 Cabinet.--The Baltimore Sun s.,,. ,,S ,, speotsd that the Secrctariss of State Ws, ,.,,., Navy under the late administration wonIi Tbs w o,n 'heir respective departments on tbe 1,h
 IT. sshingion Unioa says:
 N, paIu ~nl All leave us, perhaps, early in April ..,d nuehanan returns to Lancaster. after bayin, :.,gs ,. eSi 'o Harrisburg, where he has been eor' ,sf al~' ey every dfmocrat ia t!ie legIslatura Gos !"anls, with one exception.
 ,,sos. Marcy returns to Albany; and Jua0o N,so, ksS~ as We understand, to locate himself in a%n",.o % os'e Johnson, the late Postmaster C:.ns,.l ss.a ahs in Washington for few weeks lcngs, 'esse. "''" HIS es''ihaoe Ianiiyte Ten
The Arkansas banner., 1849-04-10

eJ- Jobn M Bolts has taken ground in fsvor of rayiol's inaugural, ss good enough shis for hIln
The Arkansas banner., 1849-04-10
NEW c0ODS AGAIN AT THE NEW yr0Rg,,

SBW c0ODS iGlly 1T THE NEW sTORRt, M Abd k,a MITCHELL would respectfully re. W turn thanks to Inc citizens af Little Rork. and o the surrounding eosniy, iof the Srty liberal patronage with which they have iav oged Aim, (hay ing far exceeded hIs most favorable an,ieipailoos aid would hereby beg ,o inform them that he is inst receiving, for the third time within six months. large and well selected stock of
 NiotbiHg. Day Goods ansk tspoesrt fro.h
 bardware, BoSts. shoes, llst., a,a.. s'
 Drus@, Hestcines, palntA. tbils,
 S"sungs' Liquors, Ttn-
 ~ ware, ks. .Ss. s@s.
 Nhleh he &tii seti at whoissae 9FrssAft tor raS AT New ufiesas prices. making cost shd casnaee- Therefore all persons wishing ia purchase are kindly socilFd io call asd sxataIne fer thesnssivss in tb. ae" biiSS bsiidlng recently erected by Mir. Wood. rta, oo ssa aarshaa stest, ie~ doors above The An feAs House ~heEe he wi conltsss Go sess;y. ,,e,v soots every SIX weeks, and keeps constantly oa hand ii.ls assef'sasn, at all kisds Gof the accom- ntosissap og h-- customers tLl't'e hae~, E fss lsss I5--H DKoFfSi0 .S, &c -- 35 btIs !neianati EI,,v II bbls bacoB Sides; essks clear sjjss; 2S hoxes Star Candies; 6i1 lbs Collea YaTn, Sc. i.st re- eclved ffoia Cincinnati, and for sale very fou fa, s''-a' v tlsns j. ' Aflas F.
 By the Cotton Plant. CUGAR---5a 5a bbis. choice SUGAR. op cens,sn. - meni, Tor sale low ior cash, by
 iteSo A. ]. HnTT.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-04-10

Persons calling for ths above letters win please say Co advertised" J. |. REAkD0N, .icttng P v
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NEW ORLEANS TYPE FaukDRI n - ,-.

ea CHAIRS! CHAIRSi! ESa 37 DOZEN Mahogany and Windso t iChairs, just received and for sale low for " CASH, by S.S. SANGER.
 JuiV 2I iSlS. tf
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY nrArTERs.



FaDAY July s-PM
TIE msrket is very dul fr stocks. Ope.ato-a
have not ST. generally returned fs1n the country and
always p, this season % tne year there j. oc3s
anI q heavy market The iances are I'll heavy. and
Governments sre rot wei sustained n Wow Of the ed-
vance on the other side il If believed int when the
news Of sr Bstcss operation with corcoran Is known
ia London, there vii be further advance.
In Freishts there is not much doing but rates
are without change. Engagements 5000 or 1000 Dols
flour al l. Cd 10000 bushels Corn q a65d Heavy
goods 20s Cotton 3D. TO ireland, two vessels al "a
for Cork and market To scotch port, bark al -
"a for Flour To Havro some Cotton was taken a. &c.
but the market heavy. TO London 900 bbls Nsvai
stores nt 2s.
Tne market is quiet for Exchange ard heavy
The rates ore nominal a. "a az tor sterling
Tho sunusI report Of the Canton Go. states that
be Directors r, oil opinion that % is ineHfedent o.
declare dividend IN money bat think that the income
OF Tie Company sho ND Boz devoted 90 he Improvement
of tho lands Of ihc Company. The Gig o. Baltimore s
gradually encrooshng ON the Canton lends and The
commerce 81 that poft Will soon demand the whole "a
trr front for accommodation. The other -de OF tne
hafbor is much less accessible and is much further
from tho business part OF tho City. The population Of
Canton has considerably increased new streets have
been opened and bouse. built and the demand iof
dwelling houses has exceeded the supply
Canton proper contains about 5000 acres If land
partly ia the City and partly the County Of Baltimore
south Baltimore n distinct portion Of the Company
c.t,te contains ~ acres The Company owns - good
ailck dweu. houses 81 sllal brick and frame house
1i,t Office lafg, brick warehouse large building
used a. s glue factory and seven h.cS yaris There
are al.o 81 brick and frame dwel0r houses owned by
others IN snd purchased or leased from the Company
There are on the property grocery stores. public
school well attended. and churches. Within the
ls a. Canton arc also blast furnaces for ron ore
employing 10 men an adam antinc candle and l-rd o.
factory a rope walk steam sash and bAnd factory
railroad depot and machine shop for building ocomo
tves O shop for making cotton and other machinery,
duck and ailcoth mandatory a cotton adding sc
tory. a distilery bone mill, sbipyard Blacksmith
and wheelwrght shops lumber yard, coal.yard d
market house &c &c. There are Y market gardens
on lie Company lands s Of which are IN high state
OF cultivation, and have each dwelling and stable
The building lots laid within the City, owned by
Company. are 500, beside large number OF acres
vet undivided There also about 900 lots IN the
County ndioning the City Inc and water grant
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was dec AIRED payable e. me Bils Do Monday I'D Jry am
si the Bank oi Commerce Dbl N~' lfs l't -lonl-y n
AIElsf. liz 81 I tE IL / a'u.-i
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ECrURER AND AUTHOR Of = compete Prsctlcs!
IL WORK on he Nsrlr- AMI Treatment oi -le - 70 r.
ray Organs csro, II spsLlld p4srs - PP Ef~r -
~ -os-01 H-tEA 80 ,lfs-ii 49,
mats psrsol OF 80 ~. 20 =
Il - a - sy sad >.f essJ iEsI
a. 4.s.ty and rttl1; .tcstcn. s@l. % a. OF -nen
~. -. &c., eqgs ~ fa-s- Dr. e-t-rA
cros.1or s-rrc- si -ntE ca1 pr-Fslt -
-5 ~ syr-a -- s11 a. n c- ca 90 Ter 70
- prod t1ofo1sh s-fs std.
,y,,-1s. -lh lar s1r-.-e, satas o II a,S 90 s
t@r-r-t--- 49, - nj - gn-1ffy
Autbor OF rearsc snllec H.lts % fOuny Men l+ppi
81 osxes. Price g. AgihOf u TIE Family Physician,
n kc The.e works can b. bal y ~ p-1lsne-s-
as isr BURGESS STRlNGER, - Broadway,
or ~ th- Author. 50 Brlsd gay DOOR. above Bro0t-'
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RS GRtYs RECENT EXCELLENT NOVEL
MAGDALEN AND MARCIA,

nR.THE RECrORY GUEST. hg Mr Ony. su Dor af
-. The Gamblers Vic g. &C. Pace D cents.
rsa saot sar-v. Tr-r. f0 of .r-'-f sai .fsrssnas
.isa- .,8 -0as.f ms aas--rs as fr'-s .s.ar soy sat
-s --.t os ssor- ta- sverige .f '' a4ois rr tone
...,..f ..l a.rh C.lr-r A t...f-r
Nr ,.~is.sr-.i rsg.ti'a s.s o,..t lee a' been
fass.i cltoas of loaest fs rfro.' isf- l-r
,.r,- end clsn.s.a OF soi 1r-e W.
onr- Pie bool or,-s sc .rass f-sssat tracing
coma, ..a 1n sat route 'Lf-ri0 H,t-t-
cray -rnsa-nt sff, oth tfaas Altato
sst 80 Atlantic aai 90 90 more ihaa slno9ae
os 1T h.f no,, o. lslrs p-fuss W suspect h0es'-r that
tie R.otory s prove attractive O. 'h1s- ~he
.i.tu- and threading of Der alsr EarEs Com Aiv
sTRINGER s. TOWNSEND, II Broadway
NB-s q T beg 20 cal the attention Of tourists and
those visiting the country 20 over Loco different works In
the various departments Of Literature Js us
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Ayrss Nsy ship shsE Rsa for Boston = o. 10
Meta r. fer NYofs a., Hyser A. We.ere oeinrra o.
~sas Sooa. 5 California oafs Gea '' Nc1t-f,
i.r aat.ul.r- ia %.
A. Dasa J.ns brS oa9 EaH- Cor fsh il i.' slhf
ff.rI O fo
Ar Nsfa.1a Ja-s IS o, solomon pei ssht ,r, Greet
!. IL -l-.r. IL I.n-----I.-
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DR. A L. cox OF CHOLERA


II APPLETON co Pa1Hsl ilIs tay---dy Alc'
D.or TIE New na 4 Noe. nd vols pap~f -'trf
81. : vl.s bound i1 one c.y'1. a -
To- L. lar- 1H.s ilti ne aiH|Nf 80
al. "a q b. t--s-f 70 rive "a tl- rril ei ~
10 t-r1rsrg llrs r ea aa- 4'-ti f-ss 20
1-r'-liy sst-i-f grace d Tel. 49, -'-4 -
.t.cnilr. D. s-r sr. -r-f-s-s srsrarlsg trrl-r.f
rlilss i-rro1s WsatI f.Hs
Lsey 8ss s-lelcl-t Bel esri ID, p al '-Y -
Harf1r
t., .tf.as--t 81 nost - ag 'ofy 80 - !.
r. - .-'-'--
~ net sris-t iiaas wan ff-s -c0ar, 1ro'
French Reader, 'ilo. 8.
Prof Ciase's Tre4rse VI zebra, lllS. . p
Prof M-1tsvi.les Series ~ Rrsdrg Books fo.s
-a.acf Italian Come e. trars.at-c, lzro .
D. Rchsrcscl rl C1o era. l-s Treatment, &C. = cis
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- savings Bank for Merchants Clerks
and other. > Reekmanst. Cluio1 Hsl-Nev-A orr.
Illt This Inst has PAID Interest 10 Us de-
ials1rs The li per cent alrum Ola a. &C.
counts Sloo and under The OF i've per cent
per aruum on larger accounts Money Deposited 10 MS
Institution before Saturday. the ~ % jay VII -
rnted % recs v interest The same A. % deposec
5o-h oi June b order. SPENCER klhbN
m-Srs- Secretary
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BUTTER MADE IN MINUTES.

IL ORDERTO CONVINCE THE INCREDULOCs ard
1ssusiy TOE cunOas a. y o'clock daily a. JOia-f
o. Brusczy, y story earning MI Dc made via An
tnouy km-rs0u's co-b.--4cing Rotary Chm. Ihe
p.bc inVted 70 call and cxauil7 ne machine ali
ltily tested single c1zrl. fl0u :. Si2 srcord-
inE o. - TIE tr-Le supplied A. Information .n ~
gard u Comfy ghs in the Sate o. A-l orE
"a .gyes s1-Jegsey nay te ootain9t a. ebof3
IS iSsss DOUGLASS, Asssh l-aati
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rnAes ANN Gurpr.pooKs.

livery CITIZEN And srRAsGEh before s.ifi.
+ oa -1c-r-ols vi lesrl 41 els-f-. sle-d 7fo'4--
.l-l4--.s-s Nl-l macs ARD l-lr ae.s fyi So a
go Fr
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been found guilty Of trepass damaging the GROCERY
ia which her husband obtained too much liquor. The
Jury ADVISED .euient Ths d1.snse hsr coun
eel set up ten pOrsry insanity
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~ II ore Home Te-timOny.-No fs triol-st
ausi-l Apr. ls. 1870 -Ak. cETH ". foNLE >-r-A
sens uf gratitude io ard g. 1liy - ne F-o-.
prompts % make he following sta--lrn. Wt-- %
oi AL io gou. en-fr.y disposal j. nav
have he erect Induce other sufferers 10 eke
-rla. OF yo4f ua5e medicine. which can say.
1.s literally snA;cted me- from TIE grave % which gas
fastening LAT July was sfi.ckec Sudden cod,
which resulted very cough WITH violent Pairs
IL tie SIDE and chest Frum thsf line began
away. notwithstanding wss under The treatment Of
skilf1l physicians They prescribed FOR IL vsin J
became - much reduced hat ny friends frankly tod
that rusf de ard that liable 70 d. ~ any hour
ths crisis heard Of WlsrAzs Balssn o. Wid Cherry,
by way Of aeishbor wkose lie lac been saved BY o.
snd mined isfey FOR bottle. The eject produced
va. indeed wonderful Ny paysici one Of the most
respectable IN Boston. 10 had previously tod ttki
cure was hopeless cane H. and l informed I'm What
had taken. ani tod him ne good ELECTS ! bad
peneucei de examined th= bAlsan. and tod ne 10
The Of t since which time have confined
% improve daily and The sane physician who lad
given ap erurely. tod = Few days since hat
ri at We, i've many years Zee. mat recover
81. AID galuins strength every day. MARY ROWE
We eheeruy csy 10 TOE ruth Of The above Stale
ue- Mr. Rove lzyIlg 3e-n innate 1i or isII Tor
SINE alu1L1s past WILLIAM DENNEI
MARTHA DFNNEI-
For sale. wholesale and retail BY Mrs-rs B. D
StSD,. To- Fllfrnf - Broadway. = Essf Rru,1wsy;
Wa BgssEE. - Jorlaad-si. AEs HAYfs, Bgookiyn al
ty dpsgiss sessfaly. ~
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DOme.tic POrts.

Corr-spou5-lcs OF The Ph. .a- phs Erchsues
~ Tfrsrapt LIVES, De- J-y ~ \ ~
T- hg fo Brothers. for Baftdo reported yesterday =. benz
ashore Of Without ha'ae sustained
..t i.r af BE- ri1d the foa1st-ad together
wil sboa, o. ooi.srs bound e. northern porte
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WffIIksfrHIHHu d.
'rr Nofk OH.rs. e.. val ani iff hH~nrr
runs CONPAS vIfh ul. cash tstIiai OF paif ui
I sni arr rev iuErsr l-Hrts sfsInsf nHs ~ ftnste
B.. afr Lon Dwelling hl.s. Nsfclf 80 ii,asehni -
lfr AT all descriptions cd personal piuG'fy un a. =
41rahIe term. a. the CAS- Office. generally
uihFt fuNs
usr- Puffl.t, katsr htt~. Anafss bsfpst
Js.salsl luhnso. JltIs haus. Wa WAS
-. n fl,.f "a. R.l-s psass fusussus
~ Jsts, Jsr~- G htf~nt ffans a 'sn-f
= AHnff
DANIEL BURNETT ffrsii~n'
LAWS. A Las Secretary mylf lnI s@ot
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TRENTON FALLS. N. Y.

NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS
- 81 4ls
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near Avenue Interest i- paid 90 drfosofs A. ne f--
cod ceat ser suuun scccunis % stor sd -l-
let Money tero- '-r il. week VII receive interest --
me Deposited 81 .1 June By order
JAS T. STEWART Secretary
WI BE- oQe1 ilf hlslle-s on Illrslsy. tr1sy sd
>ilI-ly -. t1.s -es i-ot lo 1-.--s 7 n y3 t-sf
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7 HI OHVLLHAs
'TuF GREAT MAJORITY Of cases and deaths ',om
Cll-fl ,re person. who arc dehifated By d''esse
Very 'ea any persons good health. with good con-
.aru0as fase TO- 10 prudent diet. &c. Bul person. that
are weas and d-baed hy dsease, medicine, Or BY IN.
due exc fement OF tie passions. liable To % a. any
ulne-ai.o persons 81 a habit The best remedy
for si.rh persons - DR. 7 TowSsESDs ssr.spanls.
which strengthens. cesnses and invgorates the whole
system Il does not sc catharuc but quietly relieves.
the bowels about n twenty four hours and also re-
l-vcs them Of tho burning sensation and pain 90 common
At this time We do recommend 10 Tor tho Cholera al
though has cured thousands Of Of dsnhea The
safest way a. present call good physician At once
you have The Cholera bur preventive has no squal
Principal Office. 10 Fl.ton---
\ Blake none bug such that arc signed by P
Tos>s.>D. which .- tse only genuine and Original DR.
IowSskvn.s Sarsaparla VI 10
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SOON TRADE.
DIR. REBBE-s UNIvERsAL HISTORY

VTf1 = . y Z = y = Y = Y ~ \ II" Y
NrING fHt ANCIENT MIST 'Af fH .'e nHf
ID cru. .n.s rnv IlN.sNrI f.
A.. ...f received o.. tiII..U..r .. hH.r Hr .Ir
..ef.f t.a DHnf..U. u-.n.t.0 Sol. .. I'r..
DEW 'IT ia. rtHNhI
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CONsTIPATfOs, tsostiyens..l Dyspepss and ne
y Pc. OF sshstsvsr stSnding permanently cured With
o1t the aid Of usdelne. By WARIOSs Original Ervslen
"a vegetable food lght pslafaoe and nntnuo1s 10
also very beneficial io e7ifsn tns are similarly snietsd
In 80 rlt ~ 10 "a boxes for IL better pfessrysnon
re UubEe are caat01sd against buying any except thai
with A NcCO1TERs Trtlen signature On the label
A drCsrrfs - Nay a. lsfs
I,fr ~ 90 tr.at-1 e-stpsfsa sac .is-.
80 49, --1l-i Nsrioas srs.-1ss, s1s3
= = 80 s4 s-sf rsf 80. iEaa gals
- e WITTY Ws<r Ysrrs. 81.
Main depot ed - Dr.. TRAFTON5 Medical De-
pot i4i Eiitlr--l rEs dnors # bssssn. ny1Tss
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TIE suhstr ers VII paw u ITitTes aIT - II' %
tie lHfl .nst he bond. oi tie N-1sallcA h4f0aa
Company. att.tir Office. o Htn0srr-si y y. .,-,, ,-
M lus X G. l.. SCHUYLER
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On. HOndTR BosTWIC2

Al The ENGLISH PAPERS o. zoe s-ssuer Can
y -fa- a. e-lc~c pr-c-s - -
10 rs DEWITT q DAVENPORT. Ifi7. B1i.iinf-'
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NuIfNN AarUHree
itk>trt N >oritt n. .uos,fie" : go
s'eU"HH H 90 sss Of hHUsataa Hfrta's ~ 90. =
rnsffnf nr'f frstrnrrs rFink ~ hr'sr srffN's 4"
~ To- rUnIIra seasar tff e. haIf tenres ~
q 20 Aaff.Hr R0tsus ~ nrea1rsn 80 81 A. %
f------n -. u 4 -L.-sLIs-L lnlrnN
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PORT VI NEw.YoRK......JULY
iAC....rEIs DAY

mlxIAruKE ALAASAo....rsIs DAT
IA i,s.4 81 s-t-....T lEs n0os-sss 50
HIGH WAIER....July :.
4et-4,E.rs 1-t t-.srd. DO 4. ~ ~sisl l'I
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(ie .ss.s.ss,sssty kSlON TICK.
Its To eusblo tho stockholders
and other ca kens 10 his 10 re cQmpeiion
0f which they deep Interest, atd ~ comply
with the OF srg. nambsr Of he friends, a h-s
oeen determined 10 issue tickets euutng ne purchaser
% TIP The rad from Nes Yorh "a O@egg % inrs'
mediate places and return, At FIVE DOLLARS the trio.
thus pacBg price within tho roach u oil casses ~
ciuLsns, that they may have an opportunity " 10
have sunnouoted Tbs conditions gpoo winch m"ss
tickets are issued are a. follows
|. Their viii DO styscfit it~fsd 20 nfss days N~
purchase, including day Of ssls.
The tine 70 which thslr lssgs 10 limited sil - fo
tho Summer months and will not extend seyond ne ~
September
The tickets will 10 sold only Of ,hs ofbcs 81 pier foo'
Of Duane d or on board Of The steamboat On the pesss-
from Sev-York 70 PlefmOnt .
w wis NATHANIEL HAf'Hs s~rfcnfG
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DOVER PRESS WORh-Do1s ~ GEORGE
Z HALL y Tn3UEs Bgilslsss, sass1szL AZ 81
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IOHN A.JACK-ON. lsie Of re Frsakln 4 y1se'
y - va. or ~ Of years is Cllef stew ~ tsv-
sr rffed M ..loYr 81 Broadway opposite Asior-
psee hopes b. unr-ulg ater'on 20 business 70 an
a share u The pubic parona.- a. ~ = r.
a-r-ry IN hsnd .h-I he q the best quality me larzei
"a sT'riov.r--s gene beefs--aAs chickens, M -51
- - - s.-s.,. - .-a.-s - if.
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EXCURSIONS.

-r-- FOR CO~EN I-iA>D-LANplNo
AYlt-zaNFAOH WAY AT lUhr HAMILTON. .
s>ssssee@ fare a cent. ON ,i NDAN JAY 3. isti.
the fsvorite steamer IT NICHOLAS. tspt Joseph
Roiman viii leave FOR Coley isai and FORT iaulh' ~
a i0 lows
Tariseati-sf -Af9 O'Clock An D. Y md =
Hfmm1nd - -Atp. O'Clock " l-i " and u "
Canlitf A. a 0tInrk A " l4I " s-f "a "
Pc, SO d s0,ts Rue, a. OBJ o'c.Iok A N N nj
4PM
Etst River The celebrated steamer JAMES hAp
son Capt y Abbey. u viii leave fuui a
hraIH1s.sf A. ID n.clurk VI and N
Gati1ytassf Al iu o'clock 4 u a1d n
Per No B Norm hfref .- Al lni O'clock aud "
The ~-iknoWn steamer STRANGER, tspt Y "
smith, Will cave Pier No Nonh ~ yer 81 - o'clock
IA VI and 4 N
Scat will leave Coney lssnd every h0ur, from 10 -
- O'Clock lly7 90 JOHN y kODhAN Agent