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T., -....zz.sszNEw-yoRK q RRIR RAIL

On ar after lle i-i Jlur. me- u.lls
VII run a. ioloHs, daily, excepting Sundays BOA 20
stNcfRs-4nr0tgl trans VII leave Sew iork Df tcss
go, ~ steamboat from ile Dlale-sL per d 1c0L
a u ana D 0ciock, 7 n stopping at Ramsp0 stalo-
tte-fer. Dosieg. N4444el0Ru O4sge, Port Jerls zrl
al ine Way stations west " rue iasl-uaned place. -
VIII leaye O~egoi on and after he fih June, al A
and r 81 and binshamfOn, end aiief Tue i-i Jlx
g. A. N. AID Z VI. arriving Boo Sew-iofk az a
ard P; A. VI stopping a. al tie way stations trfwes
Ov ego and Port 1eryis and east Of Port Jer- as or
vile. .efOwr. Goshen, Chester, kamapo station ~
spung Valley. Way TEsl~s for Port Jervs and 81 %
intermediate stations. Viii New York. tv .iesnbos
IAoul1s Powell. from Dualest pier at1t A NJ ant4 X
aud vii leave Port jews af1 A. VI. ADD =. N Nt
lSAIss--A rsin lease- ousulc a. = NJ afnfi1z
De" fOfA about u. The afternoon milk taken oy ~
tram leaving Port Jersls a. O'Clock " ana aniv-s
IN New iOrk about midnight FsEisHl -- FIRE. snf .etfs
NewIOrk eyeiy night FOR al the regular stations "a -
road. fre ght tran viii leave Owego every morning
O'Clock; and another VIII ieavs Port Jer,is asas-
cvery morning A. o'clock, with market freight 1c
ssh JAbGAs Il. KIRkwOOD, ssp.ss,saasss
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POLicE COURT.-James Burn-, James btfFey ana sam
gel McGabey were placed AZ the bar 10 answer chirRe
of assauung, with a dangerous weapon John ana
Mehael McManus Both psrlee have made counter com
plants against each Other the whole transaction
Ing In drunken row in porierhouse near me penny
been stabbed In the face snd breast with large knic
John Nc Manus appeared with black eye and other Sc
we're bruises n the region Of the head II appeared. from
the evidence thai Mcslanu- and his brother went toto
porer-honse Kept by man named McPmilips, ana was
challenged 20 play game of cards, and while 6ngsfed n
the play words ensued no regard Ia he integrity o. q
player and McGahey struck Michael McNanus, who had
given the lie 20 him Then a general eusued. which
was the foundation Of the complaint Both parties VIII
be probably held for trial az ne Over and Icmiuer
ONcer Whichill arrested boy named Edward Johnson
on charge Of picking the pocket Of Mr. John klenan of
wallet containing Sl5. He was held 10 answer the
complaint
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~ ~tit VI ''isi fhHi N'Ni ''tN r I"
III tuf go w. NJ W nm ''''- ,."
fr.tir nI DAVID JNNf~ H''fl-' "a .f I'i
lowing valuable renl stale 1871 Doe sni 4f t. ii' Nn,
ff fIs Merchants Exchange u 'r Nif ni Sow orb nn
e ifl day 90 June a d O'Clock AZ noon ui Thai afy
-.strr. fl- ffsf .-ule. f-sat - r D.
81 a~- t-ry 'f.u id- s..f -s-r .0f'~f n' ilr' nnr
F 40 ff+' ns 1- ns ~ .-ri "a ae' ID iut a'i ft 49,
' --' r'tI
loo ff Hn A- s0lih-f} sf- H ff-i' ''tn' 80 80
s-tirfJ Todd - '''n '-f' '.-, ..- 10y ,.-,,- p
ffr cab No fi IT. " q sTi ID liri 49, rear 300 q
'-~ % '-s N i-fih
a Tree on 80 s-s'-fy si- 'i - ''f'i "s - COM
He'i Ht ~ iN- sou. Ns-'-ff .hf-f i'd '-+ - 'ti
s-n- -ah faf - beng - rr "a ih-' 10 "'ni a.. t'A'
80 ~ - H isf.h . -, , SD. ,... ... ,,
- , I'D 49,. - 'J -, I'D IN. 80 -. -.
$3.50 - 800 -. IN, !. 80 II, lo.t .os 80, 4. i ri
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IT, FOR ALBANY DIRECT.-Ss.
IL

y ~ Evening Line af o'clpch--lhe sFirlci
- Steamer r kEhA,, Capt Waferb4ry. ~
cave fhe loot " Blrcl4Y.-f Ihls Afternoon Ny j. as
oc0ck Pa.sage ~ ceu'--berfh ~ ceus KeyrI ~ days
Tle-day-, Ttlr-day. and Saturdays. FOR pss.age .
frIr obi BID. On.
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CoUsr OF SPECIAL SGssiOSs-Tue.d1y C harles fair-
child for petit larceny Peulteniiary months john
Riley for stealing lawn valued a. 50 Pennenuafy
monte: Edward Bennei, FIR petit larceny fenl'nd.
mouths. John Moray. for stealing clothing feniien'ay
months: James WI son, two complaints Tor sittiing
clothing Pontenfi3ry months FOR each compliant james
n Baugh pleaded guilty petit larceny, Penlen ~
ronthss Christian Mgau. for stealing mikca feni-
tentlafy mOnths Several other cases ~ minor import
snce were disposed Of when the Court adjourned
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ron .KEYPORT AXD MIDDLE

.-s-rOWN POINT, landing Al Fors Ismi'io,
carn Way The steamer JOHN HART
w.. MAKE daily ps sunday. excepted between Key.
port and se~-l ork. leaving Report Al o'clock A II
nd New ora from he foot " Chambsrsst al oclosk
" clnns ne months Of July and August she win ms ss
10 tps per day leaving keypOr a. 3. O'Clock ~ sud
r d. s1d heS-fork al 10 A NJ Las A. ~ 2a-
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BEAUMONT,


MERCHANT TAILOR.
HAS REMOVED 'ram ~ 20 - Broadway. up stairs.
T. door above tle fr4-4l.a- ug1 I'm
no BOOTNAKER~.-C MORO a-clger. ha.
l removed from o 81 Mous- Colsial4y o1 hand,
Pc. iy cltkt myl lm-
- E1f0NAL.-MELNiLLE a co Manufacturing
tSJ-eeers have renewed from Li-~ Or-cue-st 70 II
VI den-.aue gp stairs where they offer tar sale favor
able terms, larse assortment OF Jewery &c a. Tie oW
81 Prices
y "a comuodlous Office 20 lsf above. and cIan-
us of shelving. drawers. sc .r sae ~ bargain ale
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Mpa lat q ioa - IS, Bs sts we.ons esnSs ~ h.l.ts 10
l4 a oaa Lsy shsg cbssiss Hes'aa ira NVs-@' ' |
erpoul x,.t-... l..
Sos, o. c.Ps H.i.s.s, Ss PAD A'0 sAan i1 No'.A' y"
"a s,ai 49, IN q e. ssIsrs YlAoA q aAsss'' ssa- ~
teDeoa
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- - lcs,er Rocky Seck and samf1rd.-Pss
- celis-lAe new and splendid -'csr.d
NOkWALK, Capt si.as HeyLods viii .eass re pa
81 me loot oi Mafkeist daily a. ~ O'Clock, ". ke
lirnng, vii .eaFe Nor~alk every morning 40 O'Clock
stamford M a. ROc.y Acck AT q Por Chester a. .
arriving in NeH- York about lD O'clock Stages H le
readiness on The ARRIVAL of fle boat ai - ffeui il1
lnl- To- convey pa-sengers fu al DE lr1al places coz
n~crl WIN ne route. For passage W freight apply ~
board " 40 lie ONCE he WHAT al pcrrols are io
od trusting any One Oh account N me above bosi
her owner JOHN RDDMAN,
uiy1 q Agent. foot II North M0ore-.f ur-sfars
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Po,tce CorRr-A man named Patrick Mcclure was
on Tuesday arrested on a charge Of fraud DO passing
wonbess 81 Oil on he Pslnfcid Bank 10 William Logan
H.. ui cd % nav
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Di.Rster., & c.
Domestic Ports.

Hr ectro lot Nswc..se Me- Fatsld. f5on pa'ea Sr Ba
f.er,.ss fuesf' M ca with. Ma S. Ia So ig
dsssstsi al wa.sec talea n By shF 'soa;
sYcf. In >oges.s.
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~ FOR -ALK-THROG'sN NICK PROPERLY 4

81 FOX -ALk-THROO NECK PROPERTY A
- farm " ~ acres gooI land. well fenced ~th a good
house ard rlmrrols 0l'rol-e-. also no tenant
hN--- lle la-ol - ligl alc easauf fte 10 ~ b0r
- ,'i F'f -lf mile n tl- village 4 Wr-fcle.frr
T. iie go 'c4p'l-- al --rersl lces,f ~ orch b.
u IS frl4r.l1y .eary and Frr. clss-r rf u rr.. q.
--i -' iiarrl "a f14d ra-s tle door .rf-r fiin-s
gay. Atttt9 EDMlND tNDERHlLL. Oh fl- prem
FlFOR SALT .-a.e Of b l--.,5-.. sllsrry. 20
1f 10 llc Lol.Ss, carts. dock tools a1d al Otlef
. P.efAenis recr-sary fyE ggarry ~ purposes The
-irff Is situated a. le foot y f0rtyseseuf-st %
~ 1-st RIVER All access be 20 0f ALI sike
IyS ~ ROBERT McBRAlS. III Naier-sf.
e 100 TO 800 ACRES Of good farming land. f5r
az creep - exchange, ~ Lewis County, y. ~
. MES from Railroad and Cana az Rome Aso. 100
10 " u toaniy Lear Chicago, a. Appiyto
A5S " NArIISOS, Sassal--t Z
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r.srxAciAS MU ss-Si s>as Geo svaas Nl,A sa. 'car'
Wr stsssu, as n fostcf ec
s.IgA M, s. a. ef~ xtr-, ko lanefc
sSW ~ pFORO, Nsg :, -Cli esfk frsak la. tc~es
EosIoSa MO 81 Ma. Rosi.icaa affs fracess b.
p5rsxal lie hArn Aes Goa
ssty LONDON, Nss s5-Asr trx M0as. Ssssaash
MN AAsES. nsy s-Ar esfs fafs--, f0E's hee sF l.
a FsawEk. NlcfA -, 49,. .a
PROVIDENCE. AV $50 s,-f -" saA'e1 i--~' -' -
'.xoevia Msy - Cs shf Jaeo Niors frr sts;acs- 90
pAiTINORE Mss ~ Az Fsoias Ny o. scif ga g.
u h.1nPtss ke4's a a - --'-es' " ~ w. $3.50
ty slxcrse ~ilt> "a g..
- -. Ch.rs-r " BEL Go. L-efelNe, g. SAINTS &C.
.IxANpRIA MAJ S-Asg sehss totkaa, Ntef Sslatei 60
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s,A.a M.yir aeosi So nae, Il Ssnssl sa.e ,aP So''
nsnpslese lof aLsssoa IS d. Ga So" "A . 49, y
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ToR ~ 80.

- certain care flr rre 4 log .airr.a or rI'r-A
-t .lg e- Sind sod te.-sle i-- retail OILY N ~
CIV 30 -ae once az a- -.aa- proprietor 4 LftA-i.
81 regular ec heated ui . years eAqef-rl.--
coltrel a. orhre -ere Pie. al --r1- srl-rs r-
slc-rs-f -sea--d M-l.ci l.1c- - erT i0l- doors
a-Qre prrs-st OE-r 1olr- from A. Vt 10 2 2 VI Al
vice Sra-s. sod tv klsG- - br--l F-g- ufi La
CONSTIPATION. .co--fe----. Dy.4ers.a AL Pie
y b. c. % ul--as-r i.trE permanently cured ui-l
- -ae aid of mediocre hv NAHTON'> Original Errarr-
= f-s r,1l.r FOOD. -l-- a-1 re- AID N.r.|l- ]. %
a. very -.r1c.4 O.. tlr .re- '-a ar- trf - -.ti
70 .Nf f-i lr l boxes frr pc --.'rf frr-r 1.n.
A-e --e c1--u1-I --l-l-. u-r-E any cA.a 10 atl
" p A-CllIEA written q E-a.--e 0l --- la-~..
4 81. lrraa A. ~ ~. l-fa
Lf- So l4sr~ ~ r4s-s -Ifol 80
- 40 - 7~r----1 Wart1l. trra-1-a 49, l4.l
o. q - Il sr-rs T. ---ctsi ttsl
Mar 1rpor removed % D.. TRAFTONs As-ical De-
PSI - 5glsossl W. doors sas. " Nssssa aga
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e. FOR ~ALE-A small double house ans ~ .oi-
z. On rweuy-hrst-st lo0 feet from Ffn-av brooslyn.
- The pscc suitable Cor carusn or mel sman, and
- pee sold for si.fo Also. TEN lots ON Twenty hfstst
adjoining Greenwood Cemetery. For sale luW. APT az
tte hat store. llt Fu .fou-sf. Brooklyn. wN-n in'
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q list ARRIVED AND FOR SALE

Glk Unsurpassed by any manufactured in ,as city Tor
elegance. Durability Or cheapne.s A. Oh onr-prce
tore l.6 Caua.-.t Every article warranted t0 eve
ar.f.-s.or Inns 3m+l J " KELLOGG
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CALIFORNIA.

nnRT.RTF IRON HOUSES FOR CALIFOR-
SfA -Tr- ra.raii zei iron houses constructed by ne
- -f.r-1. ta~rr met 1'1 - narn f Nrrf.. an
g. .-s4 ~ rrff the attention n hose CuilE 90 c. for
~ .r A. varra-or 81 hem The iron I grovsc IN such
-r-rr -fafa parts ~ ~ house. roof and sides. rl-e
f,-..tar 49, house -nNll car Pee fli lQ u css mar
ssv Th-r ar- flr cheaper than wood arr - PROOF a1d
rh rore com ffr'she 't1n cents house " ne aaor-
- -s- be- FRED r hUves faf long ans feet " Re
si inches deep Pre- frr DO n- ll would ae a1uli
Fl - rra--..-n There r also te 1r -0lhir n rtrl'f
.n FROM part NJ De orrrv o another. a. e A0isr
~ ~ ..v .Our a- taken down and rgt up. By cal
-r1r ,a- st icr beg house lfe Above SIZE can Pc seen
'us 3n. PETER NAlLOl, 3 Soonest.
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HANGING~-Psper D.ao pea from . 20 > io~b@s
lAVde different Clslnes All co.ors foy sale Il mann
tscI1rllg pnc.s- SAUAT DERAICKsON, ~ soali-st.
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IT. 7 F.tsIffrfUrv and wtrrrnuu. <-I Iwff'H.-t
fTQ m a s''. y . 5 sss s;s .'g. To-
ra and Examine Inelr s-enf'renf of pianos In elegant
cf-Fs. fine touch sli tUlt, wI' oil fhr modern
improvements warranted n-t lNf+
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Il 0f of fle tc.f SINGING iry Birds. price = each
~ ..os at OF long breed BIRDS n company Mocs-
49, l- b.r1s. l1rl. AID ARE fancy CAGE. 81 ~
~. Aar.v A. l,i K1v.--V rg4 ir7+
y FOR ~ALE.-A handsome yellow Arabian
- year , o ~. ' , Fl .,1,. ~ 5'.
r. PERFECTLY and and sound. Apply az g. " 4--fsr
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FOREIGN Forts.


A, sea. Apri - soAf, AsFs VIZ d NO"'a'' E'"-'0
Bald acre,
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g - iFORTEs are among 'ae best no he city.
F1I-9 \ ana are .oi wholesale and retail 10 ih
] " ] JBroslwey, ny They po..ess every de-
sIribr quail yriglt touch power ant richness. 90 tome,
and finish. Dealers and others are us TED n cali
and examine mis- ju'
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" ATER-C JRE.-Tle Ou1Ee M1--i..r Wa'ee-
" care rsi-e-s-el- al SD.ll OrAl-e, y. J. j. DOW
:. tA AZ eccit 10. r4tg-s Lae cars ~ tie Nurrls and
Ley hsfcal cave Tie foot VI Coran1st a. O'Clock
An Al coca " daily srd arrive A. tie -stAblsn
ueli ~ sneli one hour Letters addressed % Dr. { n
Avsksi - as0Fs, VII rSsssTs sgIsCsoa. my2s lssSd'
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I'LL most splendid Article ever offered, elegant rrrrcn
hats A. Dire low price of J.. usual. = sod for s.
A co. sn article a. 5 81 and = -t-1eaf hats ai -
r..rf Irlr BROWN. o. C4uni-f
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Messrs Ss~D>-Grn' ercu. My lr.e daughter. when
one year ODD was attacked fl srrolo us tllor 1r lrr
face which after extended INTO ler eyes. causing a.
most flfa rrue-s uf them. and i.-r-Irl- Deg
exhausted .Erlr utmost -A- fu give Der fe.rf Hlf d. l
proved useless, and finally one oi fem remarked t1 nr
fnaf be- bad known u. some striking cures t-ec'eI by
Ssn-'s Sarsanau srl advised ue f0 tv D. uh-aned
ore bottle wt.ch .le commenced lsing aud before
AL usrl lu had cde,-rl -ule 10 nuw over
four wears fcr SIZE cured and there hi- been
appearance q PEE disease and satisfied ,lf Dr. is
perfect cure gVe- great .e4-r- fo alt THAT can
r.--,a ~, -.rr. sufferer f-0rl .fr lI rr.nr lt
R-.p-c-fl liz valr.. GEORGE ROBINSON
Preraret ami s0I. Nho rsa.e and retail tg a b ID.
SANDS urI-..f- ana CLIl-ls. 900 fl1f--t corner Ul
W ..aui. N.n-Nnrk sod ss9 bg DrIr-.-ts generally
ttro1- c.f fl- nrf states Az Caid-s. Prce per
rctt.e. * bottles 'os = q u
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MING BOAT FOR COLI
.as-sx1sx-ks1. ~ III -, frkh1hlLL, $50 7iNG a.
er JOSEPH BELKNAP. Cagt J 3 TalIrsn vii ssgs
loot o CIsmD-r-st every mO4niuy 10 Oicl0rk Rfmfr
ny, caves Cold sprng at IL and Perzsxl 90 ! P
On sundays this IMP extended t0 Newnurlh eagilg
Ne"Duf4h al +. 81 FOR passage apply board, Or .
N.Y. Gun WI RADfORD 4 90 - Westsf
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NEW-YoRK AND GREENWOOD

-.,s-~ LINE OF STAGES, from the foot Of
{.Tlsi a Wltehal.-st. Nes-York. Stage fare only
% cents
Plss.ng.rs wishing fo visit Greenwood can leave be
foot of IS fDha-si ller- stages from a. par.s 70 .ae
v of Ness lork celfer by the hami-1naveure Ferry
o -0lta Br0okyf. aud be- takr to e Greenwood Gene
Terry GAZE ne above line of new nr.tcts stages and
i rad s 'le shortest, cleapes. agl most easant r1lie
90 Greenwood CARLOS GAME co
South Brooklyn. April. 1850 ai53m'
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- OUtlNts-uoliWi p FaIl1i Ntarll >heaillTs 7or
Ia Roofs clarp t.it an lrrlrcp-rc 3. Gems uer
roof sia on rcagh h. ock bcar-s ces per oa over
I'm Or r.rc ana varr.rfsl aFQy 90 : GOODWIN. =.
CO. .crc-p,ace year l-il. trs,t he.erg-c., a. h-s
fi r,f sa.. 3a1 feei - Ceafrests d Dee os-e roof
lone SIS f,st S Wcstsi. 4 deunsn ferr.. r-Ct done
80 Ices. 81. Orcea'yca-st or & E.y roof do-e, 81
',.sl 10 krnot--t mf- lt
(,ARCFI. OR MECHANICAL LANPS-lssi ~
I ceri fol tar best Manufacturer So f-rs. large -
,orinent OF Caace o. mechanical Laups " fhr newest
ard richest patterns Also campvie supply q fFenco
or Csrcsi Globes. Chirnes ard Wigks, f1r sale ~
DIErZ, BRO. a 60. wssA4asiog stores.
ssa y. NA4EEsL
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TO LET.

g. FTRNI~HED ROOMS wei ventilated 20 -
e. e,. wlihol. beard. I9 M-uay-st my" '"'
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O. To LET-A furnished o. uuhlrnishei room Also
Il Office Inquire - Broadway entrance % f,".A'
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: - 5.5'..FH337'aa...E =.
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4 THIN INV COrFTF AM RTArINC

10. e @ Trx~rpY. secreisry my.55t
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CEMETERY.
ACCORDTONs.

WM LEANENNOAIH. GENERAL AGENT
N.cr D. y l.-ll.-. IuVls
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DlbiIc ANiNttkATOhs OffltE 81 >a..sa si,--t-
'ls- H-f-by gen fn flarr.s- ron Of JOask
iiDshs, at seaman ri stg 10 from O. sa
.~essi 81 80 al-s-t ~ ted sf>tss
ed int--fste l - lsr A. 4 Afriu -rsof
ar sefst sd srpos-d NJ By BIN aesril 70 80 aa,t
sans 10 c.rs. b. s-f4 sIn rstr n
c-as~f b. h- iltl 6y oJuu- Y.rs 80
III 80 IANEs 4 - -
The Arkansas banner., 1849-01-30
Vol. VI.
MY FIRST GRAY HAIR

So, thou art here indeed. We'll, declare, cid not think of seeing thee se soon; Thou Tt early. art thou not. my first gray hair? To give warning lis life's afternoon. Really, had no thought, al leas. yet, That was quite so deep In old Time's debt We'll, well. he never makes mistakes, though Would faia persuade myself that the few years, Spent 10 small purpose, would not figure high In his gray iedger bat alss my fears Tel ne hell not be done by mirih or care: Behold his check to me--Iny first gray hair Bat. since thoa'rt come, wha, hast thou bFough.
 with thee7
 Has, brought me wit? I'm much lucliaed to
 doubt it;
 Or wisdom, that experience teaches ffee'
 Or wealih-a thing by poets awsys scouicdf Alas, poor devils. they do well 10 scoff it,
 A siluTs heads the largest share they have of it! Yet have done some things Tn my short time ' hat have been good, anu some 10 be regretted; Lost friends, gained foes, Elade love--and, what g
 worse, rhyme;
 For which the worlds not much to me indebted, Nor ,o her; although fereation's hcir,'' I've got her legsey-my first gray hair Well, I'll net pluck thee ont tbsa first gray thread, T hat time has woven In tifcss eheckeTed wool! ThoTsilvcfy badge that gIistenS on my hcad--
 hsu type of sorrow, and of age the proof Thou it be my monitor, so ! prepare To take advice from thee, my hrst gray hair!
The Arkansas banner., 1849-01-30
LITTLE ROCK. TUESDAY afoRNlNG JANUARY 30. IsIg

Tue firing began a ne1n, aud lasted ,i!l ha!f. past GFe o'clock, ?. mi Batteries weTe erected te. hl'd ihs sw cnston 'ssSf oE tbe terrace of Psiace Schwaszshlefg's Paiacasti On several other eleva- 'ed paeei round tie safss. T4e sAiel, aim was directed against the 1eiYegs;ty aud tle itc5g BGCsthoa. fhs hse rrAiis whislied llroagh the air wg'h 'earia rapisisyffs.a different noshjs and burst With te nenlsotS grsla. 1ha heavy artillery played Ike nassetry atssast the uaiortgaate me- tSpolis. The Ctcsss taasS lhe Bav.laor by storm, and occupied the Iarses siaaes. fine h,uses on tae baslions were severtf damaged the reef ol Inc Imperial library had essgla li5e; Coah ko.lowrat's palace and the siespie ot st. Angus,Ine's eLusch tell prey 10 the aAsne5
 On the morning cl tlfs gsi og November the n ain army occupied the ba4soas round the city. yshtet displayed confused .h,SV ol aFsas, reg,meagaIs, Sadesis' hats and ci0thclf foHdef sua balls.
 Ihe arrests uow began. Wotkmen, gentlemen. payscisns and Isemb.f soi te Assembly, but above al, students and writers, ssers iniseIii hatety aFesea1 caas0i V. la Igs apeh day ighi in 'he taofoughiares, eaCrtdcG inio;s surrounded and guarded by Crodt k9fdts and conducted t0 prisons and barracks The nssnher ot prisoners made be- tween tss lst and &tA Noyssber not sitantiy slated as approaching 2.ss se< l.ss0 are avewed by iae D.lsl} =at:esgAiee tfersssyes. Haasss were Ss1elsd, prfvase feTs GIse sled the printers essoltsmeiiis shut pP, afsore yeiga ot terror was introduced
 The number of dead on bo&s sides is es;maied at aeou; 2,5HO; lic damage sgstarsd by fire and pIaee at Ion Eileen Ia fsetttrs u miiaoa j0 million and a baG sts3inr
The Arkansas banner., 1849-01-30
notei Nynntea ., paunma.

The following extract from the journal of Capt Basil Hati is interesting at this time. Panama ls likely 10 be the great thoroughfare between the At iantic aud Pacific, and here is almost completed splendid hotel Whoever gets the railroad ob should purchase this building. finish t. and kt it up in good New ! ork style, as the AspiRwalI Hotei;
 The finest ruin ai Panama k that of the Jesuit,s Cotege--a large and beautiful edifce--whch, how- ever, was never fnished yet the melancholy inter. est which it inspires ts rather augmented than d. unfinished by that circumstances; Tor It reminds as not only of the 6esuucton of the great order which founded it. but also of the total decay of Spanish taste and wealth, Ahich accompanied that eveut. The college is large quadrangular baiiding, which had been carried to the height of two stories, and was probably to have bsea ssrmouMted b. tllird. The ornamental part of the bailding ls iwM pure end simple taste aeat eernieas, wits high mould asss, sSs saSrId vF0rk nbUse and 6efUN the windows wkich are very nuaaeroaa. and crossed by Gothic mulifons; the corners, also, and tlie stones oyer the doprs, are relieved by moudings | r rom each eorneEof the building, and from the
 'iddle of each side. there projects solid square
 tower, resting arcles based oa the ground. thro which carriages might drive.
 Taken whole, il has cGmpsct, u1assy, and graceful appearance not dissimihr In general effect to that of Greeisn temple, though totally different ' m it's structure The details are executed with Heatness aud deiieaey; but there Is uo frippery ! about the ornamental carving. and every part ap pears to c9ntribute Co the graHdeur of the whole
 As the work has been carried oh to the same neigh alf roaud no part of lhe-wals Is higher than lii'
 rest; and, although Inc court is thckiy oyergrowl
 with trees and shrubs and the wsis matted wit creepers aud brilliant flowers, Ire ecice cannot, il sirieiness, be called ruin, since every stoGe fe 1 taiHs its original place.
 i In some districts of ths tows Of Panams, who'll
 streets allowed 10 fah into neglect; geass hs growa most parts of the pavement, and ever the military works fast rrumbling io decay Everything. ia short, tells the lanentah story of former speador, and of present poverty I The desGlaion ia some respects, as eompleh ss that of Conception, described tn chsptr Tin
 slow, though sure, results of nstional decline ar
 visible in one plsoe--Ihe rapid effect of in tn other-in both the whitening consequences Of ms ] roKernntenf are diAtinctlH lo be traced.