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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-29
AMUsRMRNTs nv BNOONLYy.

RR00KLYN MUSEUM, CORNER OF FULTON AND
- Orange; Chaufrau Burke Proprttors Monday even
Ia July % the in the Lecture Room will
commence with the beautiful Play in 1--WE parts entitled
THE SdkANGER-the Stranger Mr.. n. g. Chanfrau; Mrs,
Hsller Mrs Bowers. After which DIvERrlsEMENT, by
the Infant Family To conclude with the laughabe farce
called OLE BULL-Eleazer Calf Mr. G. Burke. Admission,
25 cents Reserved seats in parquette shilling extra
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ABUSE IN ENrs.


ROWERY THEATBE.-hoNDAY EVENING, JULY q,
~ will be acted the drama styled the SIEGE or NON
ior, Mr. Elton. captain Allen Mr. watsmsi Bridget
pu Founder, Jordani Roono Pacopi Mr. Moore; SAN
chez NJ SEYMOUR seuer9 Ada Miss wsmyss Previous
NIL RIDE TO TiiE - seim Mr. Pope; Gisfer. sey-
Ggn c h as %oo III poer. open
curtain viii rise a. ~ o'clock.
CASTLE CARLEN-THE CELEBRATED HAVANA
s%n Vpera company under ths ams9tioh Of sgnef
y'ra,s celebrated opera of / DTE FoscA sI-Luerera
ssses feseag silpor q Bada Jieepo T2redane sisn9r
MaIl ELI Botwesn che acts Of tho opera. PROMENADE
MUSICALE during which the fayorte orehes under the
Pohas snd saiIops Ticket. Of admission 50 cents Per-
iormapce to commence at se'eloek
CAsTLE GARDEN IS NOW OPEN Foa rue REcEP-
!. the largest and mest beautiful the country.
aud delghtfn sreund and iuhalng the delicious
sea or,eae. admission. l2% cents
CHRisTY's HINsTRFLS-LAsT WEEK OF TIE SEA-
v son-aeehanies Hall No. az Broadway, between Grand
and broome streets Monday July - ard every nigh, until
Ethiopian Opera Troupe the 6rst established oldest
hs under Rs me Iescn c2pyy they Wiz
have tie honor Of giving their original and inmiiable enter,
cents Doors open at Concert will commence at o'clock
o'slock f p NJ '0"'''' 1'D1''' '0''-'D'-"s :
GRAND EXHIBITION OF THE WONDERFUL REM
rgon Bridge The eates seient.he ,reas IN tne eSit
and proi the wonder Of the world. Open from A.
NJ. TIL 10 T. NJ. One door above Nibl0s
yVALHAILA; 30 CANAL STREET SOMETHING NEWT
w The trusts that the entertainments he has
selected viii meet with public patronage The original Fe
male Min stre the Arab Girls will through their
oerfu performances Marble Statuary every evening
the week. After the perform grand Ball. Admission
20 cents. Doors open at Z commencing at 8 o'clock
OTTo COTTAGE, NORTHUMBERLAND INSTRUMENT
~ tai Free Concertsrauss celebrate Rand every
day, "wednesday and Friday, commencing at r. NJ and
closing at p. N. Ferrage reduced to cents N. BIN
next day.
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ANUS &C m 40 MIS-.

:
NIBLO'S GAKDEN-THls MAGNIFICENT ESTA-
IN bshmen is every evening for the representation
VI gorgeous speetafles, brilliant fairy sxravagan1as must
cal pieces aus liable faross, aud elegant come ICES VITA
company OF uneauaed power Monday evening July %,
the Performance will commence with Grand Overture
BY the Orchestra. To be followed by THE PET OF Tue
VII LAGE-Ambi oise Mile bangyi Pierre, sr. Chppen
d9le beLoTne, Mr. l5nnei NINE pelorme, Mrs. Vernon.
40 conclude with ESMIRALDA Claude Frollp NJ Lynne;
Pierre Crngore Mr. Wacoti PhWhus de Chateaupers Miss
May Taylor 1ieksts 81 certs.
NA1lONAL ThkAlhE. CHATHAM srREEr1MoN-
~ day evening, July -. the entertainments vii oom-
with the farce Of UNCLE SANSsm Hobbs, Mr.. w.
u, Chapman; Leslie Miss Weston. TO be followed by
the new local drama If the NEW YORK FlkEhAN-
Rotary Press D. Johnson Alice Hawthorne Mise hestay-
Mrs Jerome Mrs. A. Grattah 20 conclude vita the
military drama Of sOuGH AMI READY, or The Hero
Of Buena vstaGere al Zacharah Taylor Mr. thomp,oni
Captain lincoln. j. G. nunn Zamanoz. Mrs L. Grattan.
Is Nes, - cts; pit, l21s cents
RARNuh's AMERICAN EUsEuM.-P T. tAKNUh,
I'D Manager Proprietor John Greenwood, jrr AS
Aanager Seventh week Of e-opening commencing
who have strongly impressed with ls great moral
eff, upon the public min Rarnum will not withdraw
IN DRUM kNRD set tor few days, but win present "
every evening week. with Mr. c. w. Clarke Edward
Middleton Miss Aexns Fisher Wary SO The afternoon
UerlormaDce this week, will consist of THE BRlGANO
BOY mDromptu Songs Dances, the Lancashire Bell hing
Amonft the curiosities are the MAMMOTH La
d. the Boosier Infant Sc Ao. Afternoon performances
Commence SO o'clock aud evening performances at "a
o'clock Admission - cents children under 10 years ia
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PEnson an.


UNTORMATION wANTED.-TuE SUBSCRIBER HAV-
ina violently assaulted and uay iniured The
.rfh rrt lizard tla teawhat " about leaving
Coney Isnd shout aif raft o'clock r. NJ earnestly
such witnessed the outrate 20 inform him
srsuf ther and places ~ retidcnce either
ef souay he place n bnsihess No y Gold street. View
Hork ~ al hs residence No 40 south Third street, IN
tiers risecs EDWARD M oARNAk
IMPORTATION wANTTD-REsFECrINc A YOuNG
nan q She u Richard Perkins, twenty tve years
feet f0ur inches en- stature, HIGHT cor-
pisrcn home Friday afsrueon, 20 deliver goods
a. foot ~ Hafritnr street North RIVER ant haf n
ben heard ~ since. Had when Ne lef rav bat hack
ard and riad panalcoua ANY iniormahon
feffscus him vii te thAhkuy received b. his friends ~
17H Bowery, New Ysrk.
lNFoRNATION wANTTD-oF JAMES CAFTREY, BOOT
and shoe maker vho left Kiurstun for Neu York IN lH
His mather Mrs Catherine h residing IN the Dock Yard,
% fast spFrcachrr her md and dersus 20 hear from
hin. kinrstnn. Juiy q. 1890.
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faOR sALE--A PAIR OF BLACK HORSES 10 HANDS
NJ hah rid Just arved IN the city would make
desirable pair ~ oesrh horses Tor rentesn wanting
sr. VIII Be sid los Inquire A. the stables Of Srccr
heNann. fis broadway.
VIORsr FOR sAIE,-A GREY HORSE FIFTEEN AND
ha ADDS hra, eve years old warranted sound, ard
tird single and double harness good family horse,
n drst rate horse. ftice $40. Tor rale ~
HENRY STIFF ~ honteomery street.
IrOE sAIE-ATREF a,"ABLE W. MERCER srREET.
1T pair ofbay Mares, siK ars old sound and kiud
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TRAvELLErAv Guide.

CANDEN AND ANBOT RAILRo. NJ LINZ FOR PHILA-
v eerhs A. sev ool.sk a ~ sn half Is, one eeef
eycsrfed from Pier No crth river fare-First eiass
ears So second class ears a.
UoHN hILfN's AMERICAN INLANDf'A ssAGE LIN v.
~ -fiserssi ~ authofiey he CITY of hew
Yort fr the projection q Emgrsnts and on srsForvard
their harraar daily the veat rates 20
tEe iosvine places vI;utca. las, syraeus, = ~.
chester III On Hufalo. 81 f eveland s. 81 san dusky "
~ Toledo Detroit 81 50 Toronto, et6U NJ wsukie
81 fu Racine a. southport 81 -; Chictgo 81 81 and al
rars ~ Canada References 70 Ccmmis % En- ra
iion u ctr Hail. and Irish Emra,lon Society 80.
psads street. JOHN ALLEN, ~ Cedar ssrces.
rs Go ~ tte 5fce slone-aow no person 60 aceompaN
ny you, their intention 10 % make money cut ofyous
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rTHE GREATEST TRIUMPH or Art ovER NAruaR
IL developed In nv book q instrucous rrce ei renr
Al that necessary 20 enable one pgron 20 a. iarrs family
pash tecte treakfas cost n les than
ry rertonaliy ~ ~ letter res raid 20 n TWRLvErREr
70 Nassau street, New Yofk. No rubbing or poundinE
necessary tie true, or your monsy rsturnea
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PENDANTS, SOLAR LAMPS. MANTLE CANDE-
VI atraf Gi-ardcss Plated Wares Ivory handle Table
Cutcry styles Of Tea Trays inaid vita rvari from
the ctetra'ci factory u Cornelius Co. Tsa Table
fsrfs Grsr dcs spoons 81 per Dor Jatee TIE dnes
German silver. warfsftet. ASHER r. MORGAN,
is2 william street, between Fuiton and Ann.
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tNN, 81 ihNN. NNhkE hLNItfsAEhs y. -
" nearly opposite Philadelphia suhsrrtcrs having
MADE extensive alterations " their works now prepared
20 receive orders Tor All kinds 81 stationary marine
.osrs leeomotives ussr mills. sud every dcscrp
Ven ~ MIL WORK Also, orders Tor iron aud traa
e1ecuted With depatch uaving TIE valuable SER
wees ~ VI David MATTHEW. supcrintcndeut (Uho
teen Tor rye YEAR foreman the
uan, now the Vulcan woke Baltimore. and Tor twelve
years fupentendent 81 the hohawk and uafson the
Utica ard Schenectady Railroads ~ feel confident
hat Al orders entrusted TO them will be faithfully ted
Having extensive wharf In front 81 works all
STORE sfe hsrbor for 81 classes of steam vessels may
requre repairs durinE the winter.
Gloucester Juiv. 16O CMkI C. SITTER
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pRADs AND sHOE NAILs.-THE SUBSCRIBERS
NJ continue marufacture for the wholesale trade fon
ttse Zine snd COPPER shoe nails also. fron Brads or,
Gers fllsd A. short notcs. and ~ reduced rrfc.s
EB. COLWELL a Co, Hudsnn street
corner ~ Thirteeuth street.
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n I'VE INSTRUMENTATION LOAN FUND LIFE
h Assurance Society, 81 London and Naw York-CarM
sf,speo surrlus fuud $4,000 large guarantee iuud
tees.
United States Local BoardAoting Directors fer JULY
Jshn J. Palmer Samuel Rowland, Wrn. Van Hook. Fan-
hing Tucker Robert j. Dion snd Jofsph Gaillstd Jr.
r,sss az s,s-. ,,sir IN 'A'o'A'e 'efms ~ moaerAp
''~ P's"J VTiravpra sTapu o.,..., 49,,
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NINTH REGIMENT l. voLUNTEERs-N VS. MA
sey company has been formed in the sixteenth ward
called the shields Guard They meet ut Mr.. Jas Begins
Sixteenth Ward Hotel 1876 West Seventeenth street. this
evening Monday at o'clock Young Of good charac
er wishing 70 jon military company would do we'll TO
PETER KEHoE, Chairman pro. TEN.
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THE LADIES FAIR AT HAsTINGs.-THE LADIES OF
Hastings 90 the Hudson river, propose holding Fair
Tuesday the Goth inst to aid in raising funds
the erection Of the Reformed Church OF
place. Many useful and fancy articles will be offered
occasion, together with bounifu supply Of all suitable
matter for the appetite The place itself 50 coDgenia 70
tract numbers Of citizens OF both The
will leave their depot at the Of Chamber and Hudson
he nil
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CLINTON HOTEL HEAD OF BEEKNAN sTREET.
~ opposite the Part. The above we'll knovn estahlish-
Dsnt has recently bees theouehly renovated and rfur
nal "a throughout ~ several Thousand doll
sfaotian 70 tkese o. the travelling public hat w vsr
them With call cav. LELAND.
"A LtrANDEES LEECHEss-PRTNcIPAL DEPOT AT
n VICTOR BISHOPS. Nc n Maiden Lass. New Vera
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CToRE AND DWELLING TO LEr.-THE ELEGANT
- Store and DWELLING No. IT'S Grand street, In the
TIRE Of the business part Of williamsburgh seven rs~
deep cellar Will not be rented except for respectable
eupaeB Inquire at Mt LEWISs, No. 100 at Maiden
lane New York
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PAnTyEnsHIps.

NoT1CE.-CHARLEs T. eARPTNTER, tABOgT TO
~ leave FOR Europel has this day whdrasn ~ mu.ua
curfcnt from The frm ~ CARpENTrR VAN DYKE q
IRkNOR, soei end Excharge Brokers' No. q wall s,rse
New York. The business will he continued ~ the undcr
frned under tie firm q VAN DYKE TREVOR pho are
authorized 20 settle the business 81 the late hsm.
PA. VAN DYKE, Jr.
New York. July S. JNO r. TREvOR Jr.
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BOARDING, sc.

WANTED-To PLACE THRER GIRLS TO BoARI
w N urivate family, where they can have the aavau
tsses q Az Enssh education vish french and music
where every tteHton wie raid 70 their comfort Teru
be Moderate ard the 6sst % refsrences rrgurs
Catholic family preferred. Address Boz g. With real mar
sad residence.
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A NASlLE GARDEN IL NOW OPEN FOh THE RECEF-
y" uon Of yisiters during che day from An. till A..
~ is the largest and beautiful the country.
sho dina superior opportunity for reading atoms
undsnrted promensdes, whs viewing the shipping,
aud deghtf GroGnd and nhaling the delicious
sea brsge. Admission. l2h cents.
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NEW YORK LODGE. No. 10. l. o. Of o. F.-THH MEM
requested 70 meet at the lodge
OddFellsvs HALL this day, (hendayl 18th July at ~
o'clock M 70 pay the last tribute o. respect
ceased brother. VIM. George. by order.
JCHS G. Wow. Secretary. o. G. BAILEY NC.
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mIscFLLANEous.

MISCELLANEOUS
HETALs PoTsONs PLY PAPER AND ptgTNrECT-
w ina ilgndi Piatira Palladium Nickel. Cadnium Scs
Chemical Whale oil SOAP sad Snphate ~ Ammona soaps
vie Transparcnt Washtas Myrtle yilitsry and Hsrey
soars; Jenny Land Hair Gess search Pcsh. sc, 6c k6
Fer sale BY DIR. LEWIS FEUCHrWANCFR,
WaiHar Lane.
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WANTED-os STATEN ISLAND. STEADY, cAPA.
w hle woman, Cook, Washer, and Ironer. Apply AZ
No ~ East Seven street. this morning between the
hours az twelve ooioek None need apply unless
mcnded.
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THE AMERICAN REFORM M E DICA L TITUTE,
 Of Louisville, Kentueky,

THE General Assembly of the State oi Kentue ky \ passed an act cbariering this College with ann pie powers. and the Board Of Trustees have organ. ized and appointed the following Faculty; Professor of the principles and practice of Surgery. J. H. JORDAN, D. Tickets SIS. Professor of Che mistry. Pharmacy, and Toxieoiogy. Ito be 6ll-d.l Tickets SIS. Professor oi Msteria Medica, Thera- pen'ics and Medical Botany, (. J. cHLDs, NJ. D. Tickets SIS Professor oi General, Special and Paiho- logiesi Anatomy Physiology and ope- Tative Surgery, J. GILnAE, M. D. Tickets 4i5. Professor of the Institutes and Practice of Medicine, Physical Diagnosis aud Pathology, J. BEEMAN, M. D. Tickets 4I5. Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Children, A. fl. BAL- nRipax, D. Tickets SIS. Professor of Legal Medicine and Natural History, W. W WALTERS M. D. Tickets SIS. Demons,rsior of Anatomy ald PIosee- tor, Ito be appoin'ed.l Tickets s. r Maitieuiaticn Fee, SS. Hy- Graduation Fee. a3s, The Lectures will cesasseaee the G.ss Monday of Novembe' next. asd continue twenty weeks. IL will be observed that the extraordinary length of the term brings the fee considerably below that oi most other Medical Schools. Those wishing further informssion xiii address postpaid, A. H. BALDRIDGE, M. D.,
 Dear oi the FaeuIty..
 st Louisville. Ky.
 J. H. JORDAN, N. D,
 Daytos. Ohio.
 or C. ]. CHILDS, MD Madison, Isdiana. July 2s-43- 3m
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s;I
THE CnEAT REWrny

For Attenuation. Goui, Pain n the Side. Hip, Back, Limbs and Joints, Scfoinia, Kjng's Ewl, White Swelling. Hard Tumors, Sud Jein.s, end all Fixed Pains whatever.
 E1isr. gINHE following comm~ndaiion is frem sa sesos x residing at Trenton, Tean.
 Trenton, Gibson Co. Tenn. Nov. 7.fe4s Mesuts. ScovIL & MkAp: Gsniiemea- The Ie- brew Plaster is becoming popular tn this seeIioa; iheIe Is lady iH this county. Sho ssys she wSsa nos be wihoui this rlAster for Eve hundred de,ars year. She was afflicted for soms time wIA iargement ot the SpteeB. which gsve hsy g,pss deal Of pain. the swelling and pam had sxiens-a ap nearly 10 ihe sfm pii and occasionally she eesla scarcely bseashe. She was confined for eoRsIds- Tahie time. during which she attended by ssms of best physicians, but they gave hes relief. she procured box oi the Hebrew Plaster and II hsv"d her almost immediately. and now she tssps supply Of t on hand constantly. These facts yss are at hsery to use ss yaa may think prOPsf--shss are substantially true.
 Respectfully yours. &e.
 JEsSE J. WELLS. The application Of the Plaster setwe-n the shosl- dsTs has been tsahd certain resnedy hr colds, conshs, phthsic and iang stsssees, ia fher psins- mary stage. h detnoys lanamaiioa hy eeVsPiss. ticn.
 BEWARE OF coUNTERFEITs. There IS mise able. worthless Counterfeit srt- cie, seaurTed about The country by Prdlets and others. who eek to obtain lisisg by deee,vnx the public by their false psssBees, sod trying Ia ssIl Tor genuine. To a-isct :his---when yoH purchase box. remove the wrapper. and n you hnd II psihi. ed on one side only. it IS . counterfeit and yoa hsd better hand h hack to the agent ai ones--ss inc wrapper areund the box et the genuine is always printed on both sides, with picture ot he old Jew snd copy right secured fo F. Tasies, iR sss Northern District Of inc State of New York, ,-snd Is nevsr.esnisd by Feeders.
 O. Scovil X Mead, ll3. Chsftres street. New Orleans, sole General Agents for the southern Saies 10 whom all orders, and applications tos sgsss'es must be addressed. All the above Medicines saE- LINE are sold bY
 ]. W. Tappe, Litsie Rock. Arkansss.
 C. c. Young, os, ATkansss,
 T. ". Brewster. Pine Bluffs.
 j. Hibberd. Nsroieon, and by agents sppsists ed throughout the south.
 JaaasFy. 1850. 2S-iy
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LITTLE ROCK HIGH SCHOOL.
 Boarding and Day ssAssl Fer YSuns Ladies.

THE hssiasm ef this Ssminssy will fbe sessnsd
 \ the 9th Seps. 70. VI. when . paaetuai sttea- dance ot tAs PalNls is earnestly gsqaested-
 This Institution. under the care et Mrs. and the Mlssrs WOOD. with Assisssas TeaeAers, offers every laeity fer impaFting the sdvantsges of highly finished edaeatioa Rossssslne within themselves the quali6e atcns for the various hgaacAes. which they have praetised with perfect satisfaction. they bcg 10 refer 10 tae geailemea whose Rames are anaexed
 The Pupils af the Boarding School, belRg eea- stansiy associated with their Teachers receive that attention % necessary to tesm and re6as ths maa- neEs. and pFodaes habits ot order and regularity essential ia the formation of character
 FeeiiAg Ihs importance 0f through knowledge of the French langusge, now indispensable in apose eucsl the Principals ish tO render is faT as po,sihse the language or the establishment. They propose admitting the Papila, who reside in the iamiy, 70 attend the French classes, without exrs ehAtge.
 TheJceasion of the city of Little Rock is heslhfu pleasant and accessible at al times, by steamboat and stage.
 The system of education, assiduousiy pursued, aims at perfect appreciation fwhatessFls attempt cd in developing the moral and intellectual faculties I-embtaeing thorough and sy siematc cousse, iEou the elementsFy ,o the highest branches. Monthly records og scheIarship and department traasmis ted to Paren,s whilst every udeiOas insi,ewens i' study IS afforded.
 The school is constantly under the supervision o the Board of Visitors, whe, from time to time, ex anime tAs vasions eIaases and FeroF, their progress Terms of Tuitsam amA Beard per sessaom q AWe
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Board ef visitors.'
WASHINGTON MALE SEMINARY,
HemPssead Coanty, Arks.

 TTNHE seeand session Of this Institution. opened \ this morning. February IIth, 1850. Rev. c. P TURRESrINE, Superintendent and Pro- lessor of Moral and Intellectual Philosophy, . Belle Letters, and Spanish Literature. Rev. H. C. THwEATr, A. M., Professor of Grecian. Roman, Frehch and Italian Literature. JAhEs CRocKER A. M., Professor of Mathematics. Students received u the Primary Department and instructed.
 Primary Department, per session of 2l weeks. payable quarterly In advance, Gl7 % Preparatory Department, Is 00 Collegiate Course, 90 % Vocal and Instrumental M ssic, Elements Of Musical Composition, (Extra) On Initiation Fee. 00 No deduction for absence unless In eases of pre- tracted illness
 All students charged from the tisle of their entry to the end Of the session.
 N. B.-The sons of all ministers who are en- gagged h the regular work of the ministry. or ef those who are suPersnustcd or have died in the ministry: will De educated free of charge. BoARDfsG he obtained in the best families, at from S to S9 per month.
 PsrticSlar attention will Ae paid both ss the moral and intellectual traiaing of all students committed to our charge. s. T. SANDERS, Secretary.
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MARBLE CUTTING! {!

Tomhs, Monuments. Grave stones, Ae.,
 Taruished to order.
 TOSEPH CLARK. Stons- Gutter, (lste ef New J Otleans,) begs leave ,o inform the citizens of Little Rock and the vicinity. that he has opened sh establishment on Wstsr Street. (atjoining W iiiam Gsorge's siose,) for the purpose ot exeeat.nx all kiads of MARBLE WORK. at invites the atisn- ton Of all those wanting any thing of this kind done in a neat and woskman-iike manner and at a mods- vats price. He will keep on hand . stock of the best material, and is ready to execute all work in his line st the shortest notice.
 Little Rock, Aag. 6. lss0. ts-n
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Lanstree's Sectional Map of Arkansas.

rTNHE above splendid Map is now finished ssd 1 ready for delivery. It Jelihrstss inc whole State as lad of by the [. ;. Deputy saiveyosa- Every Section and fractional section IS shown, = that forfy acre fraet can be readily found upon Il The exact position of ali ike County Seats, Post offices, Saline Springs. Seminary Lands, snc he Iich and is,'e lands seIeeied by the State oSi ofths 500 e00 acre donation grant are all accurately shoxn
 The Lead Mines snd ether mineral locations sfs noted. well sIl the old confirmed Spanish ssf. yeys; win the latest alterations in the County lines The whole Map containing ss great an amount sf valuable information as can be found on any Sisis Mar extant.
 IL is put np rollers, gani!y eolored and vsf. nished. Price 95 co. Also in convenient pocket form, price S O. The pocket Maps can be sent 10 aby part of the S'nte by mail. Postage 5 cents.
 For sale al the bookstore Of
 L,R. LINCOLN. Litfis Rock.
 ADsil Q. ls5Q 3IR
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SUNDRHES.

E0 Bbls. Sspe,hBe FionI 6o Boxes s'sr csS. sJO dies 10 Bbls. Clear Pork {; 2 Bbis. Llnsesd Oil 2 Bbis. Lard Oil; Bhis. Powdeted susaf, 2 Do. Crushed Do: 2.e00 Lbs. Cotton Yarn; 3.eos Lbs. Bar Iron 2S Kegs Pure White Lead.
 HARD W.dRE, 9e.-Anvils; Belions; yiessi Screw Plates; Hand and Siedge Hammer Motiies snd Rim Locks, Mineral knobs; FsDey pisi.. Csp- board and Pad Locks; Ayes: Axe and Cias hsies. cts; T,sees; GrvDbing Hoes farbIug Chises ana Gouges Flies and kssps; ? aud fold Ruiesi L.'- isr Copying Presses Wrought sud Ho'se Nsii'i Spirit Levels and Piumbs Hand, Paasl ard HoSa Saws: shosels, Spades end Mannfs Fofks; coPI VarBfsh, &c. Received and fot sale hy
 Joiy IS. VIM, 5. "AIis
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Little Rock F0u n d cry
 AND BLAKsMIrH SHOP,
AT THE STEAMBOAT LANDING.

AT THE STEAMBOAT LANDING.
 gTNHE undersigned having succeeded in employing 1 kIsi-Fsts workmen. and making arrange me is foS supply Of ifoa and other maieriais. st ts,es lower than heretofore purchased. is now prepsfed ,s execute al orders that har. al prices greatly selow those heretofore eharged at ,s abIishmeni Al wors ~sli be fsithfaiiy executed under my i'm mediate inspection. warranted 10 be equal to any ih th,s city finished ., the lime promised, without i.il. Osders from any part of the eeaniry will be thankfully received Ind psemptly executed in ibe best amer and al the cheapest city rates. The FOU UtDERY will be In operation the moment ihe river rises sufficient 10 transport materials. Try ms
 sept. 24, Is50-3E ROSW ELL BEEBE
The Arkansas banner., 1850-11-12
NOTICE.

Y HAVE, st some trouble and cost, gesred my \ Mill. 60 that u wiil grind and saw at the same time, Psfsons whe may wish cora ground. cas- have It done at any time they will send Hereafter 1 shall have no particular day for grinding. That there may he no misaRd the rates of toll charged s oue-thtrd ertwenty five eests per bushel
 Jaly IS. lss0.-45 G D. Il. BINGHAM.
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