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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-25

echr Martha Maria, Nickerson, Salem, 8 dAya
Schr Niekerson. Niekerson, Boston. days
echr Gal Blas. Beck WITH Nsw Haven for Virginia.
ScAr SAsper, Hoves, Boston, days.
sehr Era, Churchill hewbury port, 4 days.
eohr Pocasses, Bowen New Bedford days. for Albany.
Sohr WIN Tyson, Jones, Brookhaven.
Schr ehas Stewart Hansky. Albany.
Schr Charity. Underwood. Albany.
Schr Alfred Barrett Thompson. Phiiaes alpha. dAys
schr Maria There's. smaiiey, Salem, days.
Schr Emma Lowell Boston. days.
cchr Berrick Grant. RscAaand. 8 days.
schr Zephyr. Crockett. RecklapA, s days.
ecbr John, Sleeper. Rsckland, 6 days.
echr Bengal, Bulloek, Rockland days.
echr Ya:hee Blade Hesgan. Bangor, days.
Sohr Cornelia. Young. New Bedford. q days
Schr Crusade. Fisher, Edgartown 8 days.
Sehr Josephine. Burst, Taunton, days.
Schr Roseius. French, Taunton, s days.
Schr Lamartine jenkins, Boston days. for Georgetown
sc.
schr Rainbow, Parks. Nantucket. days.
Schr TryAli Brown, Nantucket, day.
sohr Republic. Soue, New Bedford, 3days
sehr Monitor. Percy. Wareham, days.
schr Mary Peavey (new) Greenlaw, Eastport,7 days.
Below.
Brig Walter. from Windsor. MS.
pool reportsOct @ lat "A a. Ion 20 49, Br brig Hugh
from 81 Jaso de Cubs far Liverpool Nov encountered
gale from NE 8h lat 40 o. Ion 10 2
foreign bark with loss Of all her sails 18th, lat
lon 60 co. large Am steamer Baltic Comstook hsres
for LIVERPOOL under sail an steam steering by N The
has been since 18th to the Westward OF Nantucket Shoals
with strong westerly gales.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-25

wHIPPING.
NOR CALIFORNIA VIA CHAoRKs, WITHOUT d.
tention Al PanamA-The United States Nail steamahip
Company viii deepatoh the splendid double engine
ship % 10, j. ". Sohenck. United states Eayy. Cen.
msndsr ON Tuesday November 18Th 81 o'clock r. from
the per foot OF warren North river
men mAh and passengers for San rrspcisco and inter-
mediate por The connection at Pcasma will be carefully
Kept up Sto prevent any detention beyond the usuN
stay port: The books open. passage
secured ~ the folio wing rates
... rRox WV crAannL
ssrase bsrss sa,, 80 80 siS
sserass berth, found bed and s.ysrsts tssis .....
ync~ pAsAsA TO sAr ynAscrscs.
seerss. foups Mad .rs ..,,,. ,.si. -. -.
. ,ssrs ss- vonr ss.,s... .,..r...
yhsrlestsn... SO 80 fQ
ssvsnnsn .... ~
W. nr,......:' ...... "
fr-shis 20 Hsv Orleans cs Per ,vs. foot, Havana s
~ Hsvsna W the new and spisndid steanshp PACIrfn
'sas. W ~::s :ss..s ssfs:. 8srs. !. %'' s' '''
Special retle. q sivs. shgysn " mi. linz, sSss
their busne which vim BE furnished 70 shippers ss appl
s.ss.1 previas sh.m.slv.e, ether form vti e
nss v ssssd ssfsrs sAs sailiss " We vessel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-25

NO CURE NO CHARGE-DR. MURPHY Has RE-
~ moved 20 No ~ Roosevelt street. Chrtham where
ne houry consulted all dieease
without mercury in two 60 four days with unparalleled
best. DR.. AZ. will forfeit $50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-25

EDWARDS K. COLLINS, IS Wall street, N. r. OF ~
BROWN, SIMPLIFY CO. Liverpool.
3. @. ROBERTS CO.. Is Kings Arms yard, London.
l.. DRAPER Jr. Boulevard. Montmartre, Paris.
After the first Of April the freight the
above steamers from Liverpool will be materially reduced
NEvYo AND HAvRE STEAM NAVIGATION COM
pany.for Havre and sou United States
Nail steamship 100 tons BURDEN, A. wottcn.
commander will sail Bsvre, touching Southameton
land the Mails and Passengers Thursday December 6th
from pier North river Price Of passage $40 No berhs
secured until Paid for All letters pass through the
post Office Fer freight or passage apply to
LHOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FLORIDA, CAPT.
Il LyonThis and very ror ship will leave fse
Savannah Saturday November 30 at O'Clock p NJ from
pier 4, N. r. For freight or passage AMY to
SAMUEL L. MITCHELL lef Front street.
EARR RKDUCED-THROUGH LINE FOR SAN pRAN-
cisco via ChAgres direct and by the United States
Nail Steamers the Pacao.Ths and splendid
ship CHEkOkEE 800 toms Henry Windle, CommAudsx,
will leave her Dock pier North River. for chxre direc
on Tuesday, Ncvem Der 10th. at O'Clock.
Passengers by the Cherokee will fnd comfort
moaaons unsurpassed BY any other steamer and will b
1T Panama.
REDUCED RATES
paoon " hoo"s.-. Si@ ~
The dine st the same table aud have the privilege
the Saloon.
Btecrass found with mattresses and board .. 50 %
From Panama to San Francisco in tho favorts Steamship
TINNESsEE:-
Cabin. sou "
HowIKNDA AsrNwALL.A and IS South Ct.
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sHIPPrNe.

Passengers Arrived.
LvEnroor-ship James wrisht-Ceo Fryer Of Charleston
John Fryer, OF England.
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nOCTOR fOUkSELF-FOR TWENTY FIVE CENTS
- By means Of the Pocket soulapius Rvrry one rs
Own Physician. Thirteth edition, with hundrsd
Eaytng. showing diseases and Mathematician in every
thtpe and toTm By william Young NJ o. Graduate Of
Univerrty Of Penrsy vsnia IRE forms sec-.
Diseases are faithfully described and all the respes svss
IN plain l-bIuare. Ne chEpser self Abuse worthy
and should BE- road BY every yOu-s
men. who have been unfortunate in contracting disease
pavce % rnrg under the Of doctcr
70 wat bic Ireen.iers may be gea this truly
utul work Strangers Visiting the city
tontsnTlstirg EariESo dent think 81 returning homs
Nh9Ntf ropJ Of the Pocket snrlspus Sea captains
Ter 10 gong &c sea- should Dr. oungs Treatise
Marriage, ire Pocket Es.u, rua Every Ons His Own
Physcrr. AM sending Twentynve ensIessA
In letter gin receive enc ee1y this sees ~ mail %
fx copies VII te sent for dollar Address DR. WM-
YOUNG, lh2 spruce Phil derhia and for sale W
etrinrers Townsend. 122 RrosSw New York.
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S6OO sEwAsp-IErERIEg ANrIpors A srs-

06nO RzwASD.-JEFyRIES ANTrDoTk srs-
pow else MIXTURE for che orrs % private dssrdsrs.
da drini Exposure 81 chang. In Application 70 basssss
The rroprietcr ealerge snKle which the mixture
IL IL In bottles with full directions al One bot
Tie lasts veeknnny are cured In tive days vcr
" a Little Os Hanover street. BSrsops srsS rs cs
New Orissns. w.
DARIs AND LoNDon TRsArnKNT or PRIVATE sis,
essc' IN rev hours ~ vegetable application without
Improper haets combine medicines ths remedy
and shevany there be sursX
We other rhyseisps In s GUARANTEES permsasn. eurs
enough ~ rms vitS these sps sS ssss' ,sS.
ttestes show that equal IT, Yos oursi me IN enc
Day. ID, Corbyr rou expelled MT eompisint in few
year, without benefits my body wss oov.rss ysn ar"s s
N = snort time John s'llI,o., az I PAID ever ESQ
you cured ty local sad general treatment. in ssers
zine yss ssli.s nry Trs,tnsat ~ letter oree hours
two doors from Broadway
NEW MEDICAL BooKs-A CONFLICTS rs.cTrcAL
scrk on the nsture and t ament of ssiicats xsses-
and al the Kindred afections-usra BY RrsS pnm
Bo,tweh n lecturer on sassry ana diseases 81 The
sesys ssmed nature 10 l. large qsss.e-sse psee.
SspS ssy !. ss . s.ssss ssd
equal TO FecorS hctons works same family %
ss e I'D RI. ~ e rssy Ne s.s gs
seuse sna Us aeporAhi defeos imrcsepsy sserty .e
The psbishsps' sfRIScEsA Tow sssp ~, s9 =. -
ardhy the suthor. roo broadway.
QEnO aswaRD -cRosssAN's sPECI'yIc My
DcOV ,rre0f All remsais. yst dscoyev.d. shi. 10 The
Diet arns or chsrss
u sprits sicn 70 hrsinss. Many rsd In two dxvs
sssss, .iss a. ~ ,ss.teSrers. "a sG,n chs%sS
rplten stresr eoxnsr ~ William.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-25

mr.. JOHNSON, no. 10 DUAHE sTRKEr, 80 wnLR
~ known IN tia treatment Of dslests aiscsce The Doe
trr reputation for akin In theae half
sristed Tor yesrr ts rreennsnt
sured In four dsvs.
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MEDICAL.


PERFECT SAFEGUARD AGAINST qUAcKERY.
n Dr. Rallhs Practical Private Treatise eersain dts
Ss hs a s ss ncSas as
Of the oIgana srstsre &C. &c. adapted 70 ,he use Of
se.( isfss%ssi sis Irsstasas resipss oi-s ss Il GU
v'S p fsss PRICE s'sf'
- s 5 ssa S 81 %''
CEzTAlN DISEASES CURED BY DIR. DE LAsET IN
~ seisn,iic careful and in,sliEsnt msener wi.hoos
hecest % ms rev hetnos'
s,afps AND ssSss isdSrSsrs bsay and alma result.
pieitat,ng ,se Cor base;, society hs
MODE OF msnt Il ,os well known 20 need corn ndstoa
litter in Enelsh French. or Gernsa oase 81 tips,
Pills ard DToPs 81
ms. wAsksE Is ooErIDksrLx. CossyLT.p On
D'sis. fISn 20 ysSf. Pr,stiss 81 Which were N
witheu, nsrssry Sc bis eipisnA IN hiI sass. 10 aOi
serSerT sSs medicine this country Sss prsduos
DR. COOPER, ii DUANE STREET, BETWEEN CHAR
A. ham AID wiSm streets has, for the last fourteen
h can cure he %at saraseS sssss disease and
mild esaet cured in two 20 aye days stetnreDr Cooper
yeehs Constiiutlons 6eby brought BY secret haiti
n ss. wsass. 1sH the so sS snail
Of The back ooniusion q tho stseet and aversion %
society cure warranted In every case charge Nc
mercury ufed.
DR MORRISON CONTINUES TO CURE cIsrAIE DIs-
" eAss ia thsiE gsrst ter@s without mercury; ana
iussles him g cure noTyou. debility ,nisrOns se,
ps@s 81 So s ass' 'Si ssc See A Lon
DEL koETAHosz WOULD SAY TO THosK ggo
- nsfs spn-sctsd eiseasos, 10 " voeas tats II.
nent These Who vi,h tsssssu We Ok tSSSs sssysiats
sSss y.S Ss 9srr Sss ros 70 s sos as
ysa and st ssr orc EisG d oaisins Is al shst q
.si Ia OIL i.s sorn. rssssns -nsss A. 81. az
49,,
Nr. IOHgeON IA r.uagH
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SHIPPING.

COR UNDERGRADUATES srATss MAu srIAn
ship ATLANTIC, Capt Jas West fnls steam min III
aepar. y,,h shs a.is for Eufops positively, ss.sr.
foot Of Canal No hsrth secured paid Ter
All letters must throuSh the Post Once Hsr freight
passAxehaving unequAs accommodation for scrsaoS
EpwD. x. COLLINS, IS Wall street.
The steamer PACIFIC will succeed the ATLANTIC ana
sail December 2'st
THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Nail Steamers-Ths ships comprising this line the
ATLANTIC, Captain Wess BALTIC Captain comstook
PACIFIC, Captsip Nye. ADRIATIC. Capt. Grafton.
ARCTIC, Captain Luce
These ships having ba By expressly FOO
Service every has taken In their
structon, also In their engines ensure strength aa1
speed and their for passengers are Sns-
quAlled for elegance comfort.
Price Of passage verpool $50; exolu-
ve use Of size state 1896 from Liverpool ~
New York SIS.
No berths secured until paid for.
The Of these ships will for go4
thereof therein expressed
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TIE FREE SCHOOL QUESTION.

The follow ng the vote of nine Of the cities OF the
State on the Free School question.
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Foreign Malls.

Letter Bags Of steamer Cambria for Halifax and Liverpool
will close at the Exchange Reading Room i67 EXCHANGED
Tuesday, Nov 26 at quarter before 4 o'clock.
Letter Bags Of Ohio for Havana and the Pacific,
will close at the Exchange Reading (67 EXCHANGED
Tuesday. Nov %, at o'clock.
Letter Bags Of Cherokee, for Kingston Chages,
Panama. Valparaiso, Lima, California, 10, will close
above, on Tuesday, Nov 2. at half past O'Clock.
Postage to San Francisco IS cents These mails will be
forwarded in charge Of . special messenger.
Letter Bags Sea Bird fer Rio JAneiro and
the Pacific. win close above. Friday, Nov. ~.
Letters DO paid 1T the absve Office Of
tho world
The above Letter Bags also Kenyon Wall street.
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nR MORRISON CONTINUES TO CURE CIRrAIE DIs-
~ casa, in their fsrms. without
pels recent Affections IN few dAyA prsctice cf 80
suahles him debility, snisrions, sc
Eeuont self abgse. Nc Zee till cured See kr Ien
tipoma ~ his ofiee. 20aH Frl' Ton street.
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Prospectus oi
THE DEF0R NEl,

THIS Periodical will he published monthly ia pamphlet form. containing sixteen pages of useful matter. It will be devoted to religious subjects, but will give selections from the most important and interesting topics of the Literature and news of the day.4
 The religious principles that will be advocated in this work, all laid down ia the New Testament h will be nsder erstood by lhe reader that The Reoera sr will deBy all Creeds and Confessions of Faith, aud hold only 10 those doctrines which found in the word of God.
 Ths Retormsr will be published at the city of Lii,le Rock the Sd Saturday in each month, commencing in January, A. lS5h.
 Subscribers will plea'e enclose the price of suh- RcrIption with their address. postage paid, to F. T. S&YLoas. Dover, Pope county, Arkansas or to the PvpasHGR, at the Banner office. Little Rock, Ark.
 The atteniiou Of the Chrlsti,n community of Ar kansas Is respectfully invited 10 this work, and all favorable to the dissemination Of the religion Of Christ are earnestly desired 10 lend their sid 10 the establishment of 'rhe R-fnrmtr," in this first at tempt at the publication of religious paper within our SIate.
 rTMEME wM0@e
 One dollar per year ia GdoGRcs. Six copies will be sent 10 one address for $5 % n adOaHce.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-01-22

A. J. HU TT HAS i'ss received from New Orleans 8 large \ \ s'ocK of GOODS-among winch are he fol lowing articles
 hhds Sngsi; 30 sacks Coffee; 10 bblS Molasses; 9 boxes Star Candles; 10 half. do box best Imperial Tea; {; fierce Rice, Casia 10 dog. Mustard;
 and Mace; l basket Salid Oil; cask Claret; 1 hbls. Dried Apples
 HARD WARE. 5000 lbs. Sweeds Iron; g pair Trace Chains; l6 FItth Chains; Corn Mills; 10 do with Stretchers;
 2 Louisville Blacksmiths' Bellows, 31 inch; do. do. do 36 inch; Mousehee AnviIs and Siedges; Long and shor' handled SPADES, &c., &c
 HATS .AND CAPS. Moleskin, Silk. Coney, Russia, Panama. Leg. hoIn, double and single, and PaIm Leaf HATS, Of all qualities and prices.
 CLOTHIN A small but well selected lot of FASHIONABLE SUMNER CLOTHING. Tor sale low
 BOOPS IND SH OFS. The largest and best selected assortment of BOOTS and SHOES ever offered in Little Rock, from the lighiest Kid to the heaviest BIogau. ChildreAs' shoes, of every size and qualitv. .fLSO-A handsome stock of fQUEENSNARE GLASSWARE and WOODWARE-snd, in fact. complete assortment of every kind of Goods that can possibly be needed in Little Rock The public will benefit themselves by giving me an early call api 10
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LIVERY STABLE.

BROWNLEE & CO, having wMu J pniehased of Dnrkin & BogleC CSS-S J @ ther stock oi Horses and Carriages, t1<-l lsJ will coniinne th" Stable at the old sland, on the corner ot Main and Elm streets, opposite the Rock Hotel, where they will be pleased to receive the patronage of the public.
 J. E. X O., makiae additions to the old stock. and will endesvor to s~rye their customers in as good style as any other establishment in the city
 Horses and Buggys, and Saddle Horses, may b. had al all times
 Hotses kep' by the day, week, or month, as low as at any other stable in the place
 N. B. A goo supply of Corn and Fodder will be kept constantly on hand for sale, al reasonable prices.
 Little Rock. Nov. I3. Is+9-7-I0-H
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HARDWARE.

HUNTS Broad, Hand and ChoppIng AYES. AA Patent Blind Hinges and Fasts: Smi,h'. Rel lows, 3s 10 36 inches; Varnish; Paint: nus, ana Shoe Brushes; Iron Braces; Scotch, do. with Br,.. btass Flush Bolts, Spring and Barrei. do soets, 'hrmer turning and American Chiseis. Tnr.,nv Sougesi bed and table Casters; cetton, wooi. .nS horse Cardsi batter, log and fifth Chains: De., Springs; cork and patent Faucets; Flush Drave, Handles; wardrobe aud brass Screw Hooks: hro.d shngiing aud axe Hatchets: nail shoe, brnd and Sledge Hammers; brass Door Hooks; shoe .bu,ehe, and drawing Knives; tea brass and enameled Kes- ties; Morlice Locks, with Mineral Kuoba. al.,s knob and close, Locks; Door Lalches; Spirit i.ey.ls and Plumhs; Corn and Coffee Mills; iroa Me,ss.es Cafes; wrought and horse Nails brass Screw Riss.. smooth, Jack and Jointer PlaHes: Spoke sAavr.. bench Screws; screw and sash Pullies; Well Pal lies; Jones's Sash Locks; Scythe Stones; German. cast and blister Steel; Sickles; grass and s,an Scyihes; ShoveIs and Tongs Amess and ether Spades; long and short handle Shoyeis; Stocks and Des; Screw Plates; bed and wood Screws; iron. steel and plated Squares; eross-cui aud Rowlaud's Mill Saws: fel'oc and wood Saws; compass and hand. dO.; Vices; shutter Screws, &c., &c., kc received and for sale by
 July 3i. WILLIAM B WAIT.
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To the TraveIlinr pnhlin

HE undersigned would respectfully inform th s
 A travelling public. that he has s.tahll.h.a terry at the upper Steam Mal where he ls {, .,, times prepared to ferry movers travellers, snd a,o. vers' With as much or moro psompsitnAe ,hao ney can De crossed at the other ferries a, L,ss.s ROCK; His bosi Is entirely new. 55 feet Ia lspsth ana sr, lae oes' Fow-boat ever used st this place Mill, Of Messrs, George Jehason & Ca. whs.. travellers can at atl times be furnished with aeuy end cora meal of the best quality. Csrn ess hr hsd on the Worth side Of the River, on reasos.hi~ terms The landings oa bed, sides arc roed, and the roads will be kept in good repair.
 , !. N. GILES.
 A~''ee Nocks Oct. r2Ath, l34S. L.
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THE HOME JOURNAL, 5
 Aa. Ei<ssstly Prsaisd wAMan.Y xEW&PAPER.
FnrrRn nY MnRRIS ANn tWILLIS.

.HI- N D a1 f4
 EDITED BY MORRIS AND WILLIS.
 A Nke voLusE of th,s brilliantly original and nnesikF Fsmlly Newspaper. vii he issued oDl the Fitss ef Jsaunfy next New subscribers can be tnppsisd with ts ork from that date, by Gorward- sinn two dollars to the office ol publication as During the past foar years The Home Journal has net wiih naversl iaToF al the hsHds ei all clas- scs of ie cOinmuotty, and tse pFoPf'es"rs w spare natsiuF exartOmsnor expense io give such increased vnius iaiarrst and arsctivencss 10 The forthcoming syans as uHl render h superior ia every respect to ali the volumca that have preceded iL besidca the osR aal productions of the editors. the Foreign and Domestic Correspondence of \ arge list oi contri s batofs, the spics of the EuroPesn- and American Mnraxines selections from the most interesting pub hcsiIons of the day will frequently be giVsn. ueh fsaiarss have been foaud 10 be attractive will be retained, and new ones added.
 1Ks Bsiies ef ear tnRes. bq ~ F. Wdtsj
 Lgief asusis. sad piqAaat stories;
 SpsrkiinQ ait aad 0mbsiRg anecdotes;
 Neps snd esssip sf the Psrisiaa sFpeTs;
 Perssaal sksicAes of pabtic ehsracters;
 7As stirYiag sesaes ef the gIy tce Ice in;
 4 ekrssiels of ths nstcs far the ladies;
 5 7As Fsskieas and Fashionable Gossip;
 Tke Fssss aaa Outlines ct Negs;
 TRe Pick of EagiisA JsIormsso1 and RyiViaRe i; TAe Wa. HHmsr aad Pathos ef the Tsmes
 Esssvs oa Lifs. LitsrataTe. Soeiefy aud Nersts and the usaai variety of careful ehoOsings from the wilderness of English periodical literature criticism aad poetry, will stili continue to enrich these cO- umna. EI
 Az nc more copies of the first number will be printed than the demand absolutely requires. and new ssbscribes generally desire to begin with the begfuniag 1t s udvIsabIet subscribe without desy. to svoid any disappointment n the early and prompt receipt of the paper.
 Tsrms The Ho ne Journal is published every Saturday. al No. l01. Fntou-street, Ne~ York, at she very low price of two dollars year, or copies for Eve dollars. payable invariably in advance.
 An letters. remittaBces and comnu ncaiious (posl paid) to be addressed 10
 MORRIS & WILLS. New-Y York
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NAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

EAsrERs, va. Napoleon. Due. Wednesday Friday, and Sunday. ?. n Leaves, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, |. s' m
 SOUTHERN, to Washington and FsftgR- Due Wednesday. Friday and Sunday. 2, p n Leaves. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 2, s. n
 WESTERN. to Tan BHTeR aad Fof Sasifh Due. "Wednesday and Saturday, 2, D. n Leaves. Tuesday and Friday. ...'....''' z'a' m'
 NoRrHERS, 10 BafssViLIs
 Due. Tuesday, Thursday and saiaTdsy' o' D. m. Leaves, Monday, Wednesday and Friday. }. a. m.
 To Pins Bi9f and COis@bta. Due, Sunday and Thursday, ay,...........'b D. m' Leaves, Sunday and Thursday, ....,..... ., a. D.
 Resgaas Biaes, 10 &. Ffonc'@ Due, Monday snd Thursday. ,..........''' I1' "' Leaves, Monday and Friday. y.....,........ iz' E.
 Kiaderboek. Qvii1asn and RseA beods. Due, W edne=aay,. -.'.'t'' f't- V 7 ' Leaves, Thursday. s. .-''.' '''.' 0' ~' '~ To Perryriiie. DaHeiiie and To'aiinsoaptlis' Due. every other Thursday. ..,..'.'.'.. I,P' m' Leaves, every other Monday, ........... T. a. h. All rnsils closed at 6 o'clock, P n
 The office will Se open one hour after tbe Ess'e'o mail ia opened, and two bonrs in ihe afternoon oa SBRda < VI M r. rVfE
The Arkansas banner., 1850-01-22

IRON, CASTINGS, &c.-3.OO0 lbs. Bar IrOn \ ll2 to by ss to 94;
 700 lbs. Band lron to by Ia;
 6O0 lbs. Horse Shoe lron
 600 lbs Round and Square Iron, Ii to &;
 Bundles Hoop Iron, i 10 };
 II sets Wagon Boxes; Skilleis Nos. 9 3 and 1 {; Round Pots, ,, s and 10 gallons; Odd Lids; Fire Dogs; l,oo0 lhs. Cotton Yars, received per J. R. Gordon," and for sale by
 July ;. VIM. B. WATT.
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M. q. WILLIAMS.

LATE NAVAL sToRE-KEEPER, WASHINGTON, DC. WILL act as agent for the prosecution of claims w before ;he several Departments ot Congress. Twenty years connection with the Treasury, War snd Naval Departments, have made him acquainted with the mode and forms with which public business is transacted.
 REFERENCES His Exrellency, Gov. RoANE. Hon SoLOS BoRLAND, Hon. R W. JOHNSON. Hon. Ep- WARD CRoss, Hon. w. K. SEBASTIAN, Mr WM. E. WOODRUFF.
 Washington, Sept. IS, is49.-7-s-tf
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NEW GOODS.

.VTNHE subscribers have received per late arrivals, l a Full Stock of Goods, among which may be found the following aticies: 3-i. A., 5i, 6I i0I and i2-4 Brown D ,nesics. 3-l, H. 5-4, 6-4, I0.l end 12-4 Bleaehed do. Linen and Cotton Ginglsins; Cslicoes ,a great variety; Lowell Virginia and Caroline O.naburgs; Plan and Sirped Csssiraeres i; SattinettS, Linseys. kshucky Jeans and Kerseys. 150 pts Blankets, all qnSIiieis Rleachrd and Bro. CotloL Ddlling-; Irish Linens Table Linen. Nap kins, Diapers and Crash. White, Red aud Yeiiow Fiannels; Black and Coored Alpacas; Plain and Figured MousIin de Laines; Shawls; Linen and Cot- ion Checks: Silk and cotton Hdkis. Ladies' CNsh- mere and Cotton Hose, do. Gloves, Linen Canbrc Hdkts, &c., &c.. &c
 .-s,~..~ GROCERIES.
 Finy Sacks Best RIo Cehee; Three Hhds. Best Brown Sugar: Ciushrh, Powdered, Loal and Clari- fed Sugar 1: Imperial and Gunpow,ier Teas Sperm Ssli; Molasses Od Rye Whiskey One Pipe Pure Cogaise Brandy One do. Champagne dn.; AInef- can do.: Holland Gin; Champagne, Clatet and Malaga Wines; LeInoa Syrup; Ksichup, Pepper Sauce, Pickles. Pepper, Spice, sal@ratus, Indigo, HARD WARE.
 Butts and Screws. H-avy Run Lneks, Morcr Locks. Plate Lo~ks Closet L'cks, Funk Locks. Chest L'cks, Pad Locks; Btsds. Packs. Dnot Latches. Files and Rssps. 4 large assortment Oi Table and Pocket Cutlery; Hand. lenant and Mil Saws; Broad and Choppihg Axes. HaicheIs, Draw Ing Knives. AHgers ChIsels, Plain Bis. Angrf Biis, Stups. E idle Bits. Spurs. Bniaoia Table and Tea Spoons. Iron d German Silver do. Ra- EoTs. Shears. ScisoIs &c., &c.
 ROOTS. SHOES. HATS, tSc.
 Ten Cases Kip BlogaHs made 10 or,ier--a good article; Mens' and Bo,s' Cali, Kip aud Coa,s- ois Shoes aud Brogxns. Cloth Caps, Fine S'ik, Wool And GIazed Hats Saddles, Brldir, Birdie filing, Maiing.lrs. Circiagiss. Girhs. Horse and Mule Collars. Flames, Sadle Bugs Whips. &c Sc.
 Sweeds, English aud American Iron Cast. Ger man. Spring and Blister Steel; Horseshoe Nails, Caslings. NAiIs. Spikes. Be-. &e.
 The above goods have most oi them heen recently seleeied. in Boston. New York and Philadelphia, and ea.ugh cAnDol afford 10 sell tiem at ''eOst and charges" we will sell them al reasonable pro. fits, tos CAsH. in exchange for Cotton, Prlirirs, Beet Hides. B-eswax. &c Those ln ~a"l oi goods will find li io their advantage 10 cali and examine our stock. l,o charge for showing goods.
 T. D. MERRfCK k co. Oct, n, ls4a. SleaInbdai Landing.
 Gszr'ie aud Democrat copy three weeks.