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rELEGRAPHIo HnPoKrs FOR THE UNIOr

Sailing Of the Crescent City
NEw YoHK June Up. m.-The steamer Crescent City
sailed to-day for Cnagres with her full complement OF
passengers
New YORK, June Ia, p. m.
The stock market is heavy Sales Of new loan at de.
cline OF 1. Pennsylvania b's advanced T.
No change in -four. Moderate sales at yesterdays
6 ain in demand. and sales Of yellow at n rs
cents.
The market is still dull. with downward move
ment. =
Gen Tpiggs and the Stminoss
SAVANNAH, May 3O-The steamer Monmouth, arrived
here from Indian river reports that Cen Twiggs has sen!
out detachment of troops capture Billy Bowegs and
other Indians who refuse emgate The troops in Florida
are healthy. and the Indians generally peaceabe.
Later from Afrioa
BosroS, May 3l.-The brig Angola, from Port Praya,
Africa reports that the American squadron had sailed Tor
Afrca-a we'll She brings letter bag from the squad
Democratic State Conservation.
WILLIAafspoRr, May 300, p m.-The following ballot.
ngs commissioner to day will explain the posi-
ton Of affairs In the democratic State Convention
Bslo 3. 4th. 18Th. llth. 9th.
Hubley 10 % 81 %
strickland 36 Al AZ 80
Vabzlnt ~ il 70 ~
Morrison Ill Ill
Scattering
There being no choice, at O'Clock in the evening the
convention Adjourned. mseat5 o'clock Tomorrow morn
ing.
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IMPORTANT % InvaIids and othe.si-Bo.rd I'm the
making extensive preparation. 70 accommodate limited samesI
during ls summer months buildings mpis,ed about
the I.. Of Js and from hs n.a. ssasy o. % me s
upon the turnpike road % Baltimore and the cars passing and
ali dssroa. retaining esson .ss Of, spring
ns Z co"ssn maj % Win . rss ehnss %
vads and such A. are DESTROYS o. quiet rural residence Either
Be strictly regarded and v,er other than the end Of the
such as would wish % secure board for themselves or families
would DO well 70 make immediate application TO the subscriber
referred tr inior%suoa % Hon Thsddsus Stevens
John y Csan and also 70 Mr. Tno%ss Ferry
I NES osmbrie OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES underssned res
p.eda invite The attention o. ss friends and o. public
100 don. linen cambrio hd1h. a q per dozen
Ss ss 90 90 Ssss@ a'' linen
SS eooass and . &c so.ss - ~ g. .sa and
rs do plain bordered linen lawn hdkh.
Aso, new .s trimmed and uummsd eoope
on SssoI terms ssa can Z Obtained si.swssrs
May Is-sawif -
ONE Hundred and FIFTY Dollars Rsw.rd.-Ran away
from N. sss'ssss on Saturday night s May instant ny
Albert and answers % t,e same
: s .ss., a., s CO.., az,
rather pleasing coapenance dark eyes, and win look full IN
ss WHEN .sss ysss % .ss w s
ss ps s .as % Ia. s h
coats, pants, striped -hrs
VII N. p..ss.
Of the STATE and lodged Jail that get him again.
An raso"aoe expenses WIN DC PAID 4, v,.,rv,,x
Alfred was purchased by Colonel Crawford
o. Prince Geoe county March, 1884, and has absconded with
out the least provocsnon.
wAsmseros CRY, May 20, 1850.
May 2i-3sw3w
THUsrEEp sale OF deal EssaseBy virtue Of q deed o.
trust dated the 2h day OF February 1885, and recorded
wshnro county District e 5o!anb wiz sn rss o % y,
auction, Wednesday the l2h day Of June
ground ia The city Of wsshnson on the YVES. side o. sh
Pcnnsvana avenue, ground
plan and marked and laid down The city No ~
Terms One third Of residue
In four month"; be notes.
ac.or endorsed with interest from the day Of sale and deed
not complied with within three days from the day
Of sse the prope viii be reod weeks notice.
| g JOHN MARION Trustee f tf.l
May 14-3awhds DYER 4 BROTHER, Auctioneers .
- BArx MErsorors, June 1. 1850
THE stockholders this bank are hereby nctinsd
that election for ofhe bank year hsn ensuing
WI ee held q the banking house in this city, cnday the
The poll. VIII be opened AZ 10 O'Clock M, and closed At
Ny order u the board f 1 s5 s& Is a8
June l--eodt24hd tiJn R,D SMITH Cashier
:, ny GREEN q TAsrEr. A.esse.ssrs. = \
m No square No a0 fronting 50 feet on Norsh street. be-
containing @ square feet Tss sssss sscsssd property \.
wei situated for dwelling business purposes being squares
west y e Centre Market snd eQud.ns bswesn
Terms moderate, and made sale.
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- BArx MKrsororas, June 4. $50
THE stockholders In this bank hereby notified,
that an election for ensuing
VII Be held a. the banking house city, sonday the let Of
The poll. VIII be opened AZ 10 O'Clock M, and closed
Ny order u board row N#f #Tt .t#sl fss FL af
June l--sodr24h diiJn nm SMITH Cssber
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AN OLD MEMBER OF THE CITY COUNCILS.

COLT II earnestly suggested ana ecomue nded NV
the undersigned their eowcizens Washington al the
municipal election Monday next depose
with his ballot, another and ballot declaring judiciary
REFORM or against judiciary REFORM his opinion may
This voluntary mode Of expressing the citizen
ballot without precedent will al least serve 10
direct the action Of the city councils
vital the interests Of The whole people Of District mol
doubted tat the judges Of the cecton In the several wards
take pleasure in rseeiving counting and psomugns the
Jesse y. Dow, W. .. Msgruder,
nc. Wsishtman, WI. BsyIy,
George waiierston, Robert 7. Patterson,
H. .. Sweeney, Marshall S.HI Brown,
:. .. STEELE, e. Il. Mscsf,
Jno 7. Towers, W. Easily.
Gregory Ennis June l-2t
90 The undersigned has not wfthdravvn, nor wan
Withdraw, for the msyoa, report.
June JESSE Z. DOW
90 Please Q. Jones, esq, . candidate
June . MANY VOTERS.
90 Third ward.Mn EDrros You viii please
your paper OF E. NJ candidate for
June i-A MANI soiIAS'
a p.r.as a. Aaaa--or iha Third Ward. and
.1ne --..
oJohn r Ennis. !: Especially R..:s.ssa q
'' asy ssn y NUMEROUS FRIENDS
90 Junior RechAbites, attention THE officers and
Of banner Tent No will jefferson Hail.
(Monday evening" O'clock for the purpose
visiting Mount Vernon Tent No. 2, In Georgetown
WALTON LOAN, 4. 8.
8. G. MILLS, C.R June
Grand National Exhibition.
Leris, Bafho0Hpsa, Co.'s Hfsfocai afopiHg Dioramas
Ihs Batlf Of BuHksr HCorqag alton Of Charissfoscn
&c
THE popre,o respectfully inform the public that the above
braied Dioramss win open next
Monday spesing, June 3,
and win continue every evening for limited period.
The figures different from those OF other exhibition
eriap carved perfect symmetry dressed In respective
with wonderful accuracy, the Of animated
exhibition every evening with
spcndor, called
The Fairy Land.
Tickets IS cents, without distinction ofage.
Doors open past T. Exhibition commences at past pre-
csely. May @-lwd
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etr5 Appointments by the President,
by and piih hs adsics AID eo~ssrf Of tho Ssnats
Robert p. Lsicher, Of Kentucky, to be- envoy exraord
nary and minister pcn potentiary Of the Uned States
the Mexican republic.
Orlando Brown, be Com missioner Of Indian Affairs.
James Mcdowell, OF Ohio, be consul OF the United
States Tor the port Of Dundee, In Scotland. q
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0ENCY. Washington-Tns undersigned, Iae Of the in
specdon branch Of the Post Once Dspssnt csn Me ser
section perulafy WIN ne assurance that h removal rom omcs
dose not a the he has for many yees
iainsd IN ne department honesty, capacity, and 6dey,
rssn 70 HE associates In once Of bon psss win their hearty
An osds ssnS 90 business Of ever nasrs me seas o.
tNkFt - t#AT 81 'ANN JAMES OWNER, Agent
July 4-An late Of Post once Dspartmsnl
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New York LAfe Insurance Company,
Office, No. 90 Val areef, Se~ Yort.
MoRms FRASKIIs, president
srxScgk y. BssrpicT, vice president
PLrNr FRKEnAs, sctusry.
THIS company, conducted principle
and principle leaving proportion
OF The premiums interest IN the hands Of has greatly
extended It's business and profits and conferred il benefits
least possible and outlay 10 insurers
Insurance granted 20 persons visiting California
Its Washington comprehsnds the following oncers
wm JONES' NJ d., medical examiner, Of and %
Washington agent, Apollo Han, Pennsylvania avenue
opposite Union Buildings June 2-n
nv GREEN q TAsTET. Auctienssrs.
TENsIvEsALE or NEW FURNITURE AT AUCTIoN.-on
IL "Wednesday, the 5 instant shall SELL
Concert Hail. 10 O'Clock
mahogany and other furniture. We part
DO wardrobcs, bookcase, and secretary
DO satin and plush cred soss N lounges
DO do psrior, and rocking chairs
DO centre tables and plain bureaus
Walnut and cherry bedsesds, tables wasbstsnds, &c.
Cane and other chairs, OF every description
Feather beds, hair and shuck
Gill and mahogany. frame looking glasses
Gothic and other clocks
Carpet. and hearth rugs, with other articles which
unnecessary enumcrse.
All so5, cas-, not er
ceedng go credit Of sixty days go credit otwo and
months for notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
I, GREEN TAsTET,
June e-3tsTuW Auctioneers.
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ERENCH Letter asd Mote Paper, thick white and
thin blue the best made in France Just imported direct from
tts FRANcR TAYLOR.
Also Guyots ed June
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o. Please nominate O. s. Jones, esq, q candidate
June MANY VOTERS.
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Do The undersigned has mot yvfthdrawn, Will
the mayoay
June JESSE Z. DOW
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WILIIAasroRr, May So-I0. m.-The following ballo,
ings commissioner TO day will explain the posi-
ono of AT m n IA m rail- Con ven
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NEW Religious Books and standard Works The
~ oog OF every without distinction prayer
book Of ell Sabbath school Books and church
books, Catholic melodies, &c. 1T #58#
Supplied At she publshed prices, IN all cases, BY
N'tf TAYLOR b MAURY,
June booksellers. near psh street
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y- Third Ward.-MR. EpIroR You viii
OF NJ candidate for the Board
June IA MANY VOTERS.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-02
Cassius NJ. Clay.
Taro. r. SoHRELLs. Sec'y.

The people of Kentucky are becoming deeply ex- cited upon the subj ee, of the New Constitu ton.- The aSolinonists, ever ready to fan the flame of ei'esrd, and cfea,s discon,eni, are moving heaven and earth to obtain election of the Constitution adopted by the recent Convention. Tho notoriou us 1erSoIage whose name forms the caption of this a'tiele and who cannot live but in tho midst of 'a'moiI and excitement has boldly pressed himself i'f~a'd as Inc leader of the opposition, and uses tas columns Of ths Louisville Courier for the pro- P'gauon Of his inesndary articles The" People . Tfs''' ot teat State pitches iuto the 'huogry Cssslas" in the following style:
 ms man or blood-ihs man who has kent 'e eohman'ty ia broils aud strife for the last ten !eas-~he was driven from Lexiaetou by the 't'u'as i"di ignauon of the people for the inAama. character oi the articles which he published ,' 'aaA so"iition Papsr-this msn who.e Ambi. "'sa tendencies in the last canvass em5soi ed him .A s'fc a''es aud resulted in his taking the hfe of e,ei Fhan--lhis maa whase hand i. siill ,..kt,a
 ' me bSed Of Inc murdered Tarnsr-i. out
 Sshns the New Consultation ii guard. .r .st.-f f tae 'Ights ts slave property ts suit s.ss .s'a'aOais'. and therefore Cassins Clay has hs ,h. 'al'sfies upon H. Gay has unaues,iona. rI.... S", '" oppose the New Coastitatiop if he s.. ,b., .'''s E1o know iae Hiaa wia surely Ess,a"L so'a eons'ia,ien -sach an ins.rutpen nj as ons ,s oh,.Ia "ola desire 10 live under, is not the sp5 ury.d ,h. As support. If Clay had fallen l., sssu u'e adoption of this can.ti,.,ion -. e'''aJ haro anays-d |, e,o..l hf. | ,.k.. -.s ''es lo He support Cns.;u. h.. sl1ana as leader in tn. rank, of ,s. n,"a' .aloa ana NC intend 10 rsaova,ss hsa tue opPo- .ss.,, saasf' Coa,,ea ssd sll.red 5r s. o"1 s, ..s,. z, 9 s NOrA he aa. Srsu I.sarIas 'fs, fs, fH.ss.eb,.a. .sr nslll'a doeriAe. into tn. mad 'eas'itatisa Mark thai, Ana s To Inc New
 pea to defeat 1t Caa he old haanAIks As 'Aksn up fg'ea gTe is Csssiss NJ. Clay ,h. ,"h. si ,his
 ao~snipi Thsy have swaiiowsa Tsn M..asl,, a.aa S'
 ~e doat think they eaa gulp down c,. snas a.a
 s .a"hs !" ssy fses' 1 Fay Esnry ci. Ia ia, a.,
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-02
An Omnibus Trouhle.

A correspondent ot the New York Sunday Morn ing News, relates the following incident ol an om- nibus trip.
 A pretty, little, young French woman. was nv only travelling companion. She had evidently been shopping, for she had noless than four paper parcels neatly tied up. In Blocker street she gave signal for halt, and the vehicle was stopped. She arose 10 go taking two bundles on each arm; the door ot the stage, however, would stay closed. She had three things 10 do in getting oui,-ls. To carry her bundles. 2d, 10 open the door. and Sd, 10 hold up her dress. Desirous of seeing how she would man age lIestrsned my galIantr and looked on. Fifst, she laid two bundles on the seat. and gathered up her dress next she pushed open the door, but before she could recover her bundles the door swung pack and closed, and the whole process had 10 be gone through with again. This was done three times when finding it impossible to accomplish her oblee, without assistance. she turned 10 and said to the sweetest manner possible, Please sir, will you pc so kin as 10 hol open de toor vile lift up my cIothesn
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-02
AyYiTaIsat the Hs.sl,.

ASTBeST HousE. JoHS BRows, Proprietor. " F Hicks, PuIsski; 4 Butter. Saline; M Mos. Y sshingtOD; J Hough, 0hia; J II Morrison, x Q; E Il shaw, BatesTilie; Maj Anthony, Csbin Poia,; W Whitfield, Greek Agency; Pagan, Little Rock; F Roberts N o; Dr Cantrell. Jefferson co " Roberts and lady, NatelIez; NIT Roberts, W Nelson snd servant. Clinton, La; R Warren Natchez; Gos Reynolds Chicot co; C A Galloway Fort w Wsshita; " Steaoham. Nate beg; 1 Levy. Mrs Williams asd son, Washington: T Gillian, Saline Jones. DaIss co: l. Goats; W Roberts Na,chez Gen Blackburn, Little Rock; L Fox. La; Butler South liae Capt Bu-t.s, Little Rock; R Roland Il Hiil, Pulaski co; W C Mitchell Carroll co; J DanR, D \ Jones. Wisconsin; B kincad, Ls Roberts, N 0; J II Pa,illo. Dallas co: W Al britioa. \ c; W lzod; W Henderson. Watcher; W Gaia~s. Chicot co: r E Freely, II Vstdeiet, Graf. N 0; C 5 Watson. Desha co.
 RoCK HorEL, J. B. PELHAn Pfopretnr.--D. M Bogie. Pnl4ski eo.; " C Reynolds, Cbicot CO.,; C Benidiet. Conway CO.,: J BsowuIes L Rock; k Stan ley, Conway CO.,; " Byrd. L Rpck; Ms N 4 Lee, Jackson Miss; l. Siimaa. 5 Potts. Nor ristoNyn. D ' Diwson. Calvin s ar. F. Middleton Wm Peal. Conway CO.,, H Raaaels, Columbia Ark Johnson, Washington Ark; Isaac Reed, Ala. simmons, Conway co; Savage. Pine Buff D Rr ge, Pulaski CO.,; J Robinson. Illinois J Cos Saline co; A $ Smith. Csulden; k-ifh. NApoleoi Rose. L Rock; Wm Simpson, Louisville.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-02
Amaigamatso. riek.,.

correspondent Of tbs WssassStea Uniou wrsse, the. .ths 'eolsred" Unlen meeting al New York which noticed yesterday, came of as proposed ou sdnesday evening, at the Shiloh Presbyteriau church, and vas quits an amssinx affsir They denoanee Mr. Webster ss having "wiiingiy, vii Tally, and knowingly" viosicd the trus, rspossd u him. h his recent speech, aud lsni Mir. Seward ,s the skies. aud eoaelude by nominating the follow. ing ticket fol the presidency:
 Mm Sewsrd, free white man of New York Tor President; Frederick Dougiass. free black man of Ohio. fos Vice President.
 So. it will be sesn. Mir. Seward has go, nomi- nation ai last'
 The Louisville Democrat in alIus;on to this ludi- eiOus incident, says:
 "The neighbnrhood of the edifee in which the meeting was held. is said to have been imp egnated with the most Siliainoas cOncoction of smells.- kousaetis and Lubin's eTtraifs were In great de mand and no one hsd the iemerIty to venture with ia three squares of the odoriferoas 'coored reai- men without being first fortified with quart flask Of Eau de Cologne.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-02
The sublime and the Ridiculou..

The correspondent of the New York Globe, In giVing description of the ceremonies which at- tended the late presentation of medal voted by the State of New York to Mai. Bliss, thus alluded to the farcieaI part of the aafr. The presentation of eurrycoDlb to the General, we suppose for the use of "Oid Whiiey':
 'Tbe first State of the Union. by the act of her representations in her legislature accoFds an hono- rsble distinction to of her sons for which many would have willingly died, and her representatives in Congress lend 10 the occasion of it's communi- eaten the sanction of their united presence, added to which Is that of the Vice President and cabinet oficers- But. as if 10 throw Fidicnle upon the gravity of the proceedings. Mr. Seward presents q carry comb for "Old Whtey." IL is passvd from hand 10 hand, aud many and sincere are the lamen- tations of the politicians that the poor animal should have been turned out for the last or months, un- combed and unsh0d"
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-02
CnArfA

The following young me, have been appointed cadets by the President ofih United Staies for this year, iFon the lists'Gt Iarge''
 Wm Crogan Jesnp. son ofMsjor General Jesup ot The army; Wm C. NeholSn, son of the tate Com rDodore Joseph J. Nicholson oi ihe navy: Geo. A Gordon, son of the late Cannsader Gordon, of ihs navy, who died in service ol the coast of Africa: Gsorge W. C. Lee, son of Gblonei R E Lee. Of he corps Of engineers; --Mekee. son of Colonel Me kee. oi The Kentucky yoi,b,eeTs. killed at Buena Vista; RooeH C. Wood. Sa of Dr. Wood, ot the army: Wm. F. Drum, son f the late Capt Drum, killed m front ct the gates # the city of Mexico; John Smesd, son of ibeiaie Cap'aln Sfnsad, of the army, who died of disvs~ contracted in Mexico; MauRsel White, jr, of Ltaisisns; --- tii!haid. Ol Alabama.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-02
Important from Laguayra.

7hreatsnsd English Bombardmeni.- By the arrival at Philadelphia of the barqn. Thomas DaII.tt, on Sunday evening, we have atsicss from Laguayra 10 the 22i ult. The North, Amerran says:
 The most important news is that British sloop of war, having Admiral Cockturn on board. uas lying of he port, and three otter British war v@s- sels were at Trinidad. Their thlect is :o enforce the payment oi The debts due British subjects by Venezuela, for which formal demand had been made. The government had received an official notice from The British minister thai unless The de- mand was complied with, m fourteen days The town Of Lagusyra should be bombsritd. Ten days had elapsed when the Dslieit sailed Mir. Shields the former Charge d'Afsires 10 Venezuela, with his family. and he French Consul G eneral Tor Havana came passengers in inc Dsieti.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-02
Dnniel Wchster,s speech.

4 democratic friend Sho heard this speech say, t was majestic sff5r,, full of patriotism snd eoar age We have read Il with profound pleasure. ", reeoieet when that Illusrious radical Lsgseti spak, ot Mf Webster, in MHeh of fS37, he said. ''Mf Webster is great maa, and is very sincerely anf warmly admired by maIiiindes oi people" Hi. speech in the present crisis may be justly regarded eminenty bold and 10 the point. He tramplrs tho PfoSiso. or, as he calls II. "the wmoi. i.' under fool with every expression nf seorn and coniempt. He even drhes ihe instructions Of federal Massachusetts and oHers the open hand of friendship 10 the South We honor him for his intrepldIty, and hope the re. suit viii be, as i've have doubt II will be, favns. able to lae constitution and the Ua'on.
 fPeAasylpaaiaR.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-02
The QutntnpIe Afriuan souadrop.

The French government Is announced to Great Britain its intentoa of wthsSwiRg from the treaty s'iPulstiOns of ls45. by ~aieh 1t is required 10 maihisia fleet Of t~en,y-sS sail on the Coas, of Africa, to aid in pseveniinGhe slave trade The treaty in question was bindtg fos five years, snd expires in May next. st whih tiEne either party has the option of retiring from te compact. This ex. peri,nes, has failed 10 snsws the humane purposes in which it originated Or treaty with Great Britain requires the United States io keep eighty guns on the African Coast We have eapsared about six thousand slaves fstn The srsdirg vessels,
 and Engiand perhaps iwiceks many. whieh have been transported 10 her eoioaes.-- Lon. Denocrat.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-02

Cy- The Washington Unioa holds the following eesnpRs ntsTy language io the real author of ths N ilmot pr0visO
 It was the connection of the agents of Martin Van Barsa. who trntOtously stabbed the democracy ia revenge for his defeat notwithsta ndag thai generous democracy had once elevated him te the highes, honors of the Republic. and sought again to bes,ow upon him the distinguished honors h was through lhe maeAiaafisas ef tAst nan des- liaed ta be kaoDa nysE9A al es4ag fas pelltiee fysnSr. that ts,s WiImct proviso wss iaveated ts harass and break down temporarily the democratic party and to endsnger the Union by the agitatlon' Of whch il is the cause. Wimot was the dnpe while the ayeA trsifor ef Liadeneaid was the in venter Of the impiment of mischisf which bear Mr Wllmot's name. and which will inevitably dc siroy him as politician"
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-02
Hit him Again.

A disappointed applicant for consulate thus be- labors the Secretary of State in eitert to the Presi- dent. 'ris pity lis so true.
 [. Tn" general course of the Secretary of State, in the exercise of the appointing power. has been such as 10 cover him with shame, to bring reproach upon your administration, and 10 scatter the Whig party into such minute fragments ss to deprive il even of nucleus for railying point. His chic! delight has appeared 10 be. to overlook the claims oi the masses, to confer his rewards upon brokeh- down politicians, who have been twles, thrice and iireirievably condemned by ihe people--to bestow the patronage of the the government upon great msHs sons, who have no claims bat those derived from distinguished parentags-in fact, 10 subssrve his o~n personal ambition al the expense of your reputation, and 10 the detriment Of the whig party
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-02
NOTItE.

DY VIRTUE Of deed Of trust eHecated to me by ID Alden Spragne. aud Saphrouia s-, hs wiir, bearing date the twenty y-ssccnd cay of November A. D. S43, and duly recorded in the office oi tie Recorder tn and for Pulaski county in the state ol Arkansas. ! viii, the eighth day Of June, 1850, sell, at pubic auction, to the highest btddsri for cash at the house door of Puiask county, Arkansas between tlie hours of tea o'clock, in the forenoon, and thfee o'clock, in the afternoon, ot said day lot unnl5er one block square HEnt5sT three, west of the QuaPsw Ljue,l in the eiiy oi Little Rock together with the houses and huiiatsgs thereon. the said lot being that upon which the fate Dr. Alden Sprszue formerly resided.
 JAMES McViCAR, Trustee.
 by ELiss " Coswar Ais Attorney 'n fact Little Rock, March 5. 1850 26-u.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-02
The Administration.

geutleman in this city, in letter to friend. published in northern paper. thus speaks of the administration. WasA. Uaioa.
 It Is at once weak. malicious. contemptibe, and mischievous. IL has all the power for mischief which imbeciliiy eau ever possess. Hardly any one here is 50 eccentric to apOlogse for pretend to respect it. The present troubles growing out of the slavery question are owing 10 the criminal non eommittslsm and doubte-deaIing of ayior adN his advisers. in regard to that question before ana after the election. more than 10 any other one cause perhaps more than to all other causes combined.