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ST. MARY'S ACADEMY, \ FOR YOUNG LADIES,
Little Roek, Ark ansas.

vRyHig Inn,iiugicn. undrT lhe espeelai patronage l ofRighs Reverend Dr. BynEE. is BOW epen tcE the seeepiioA Of boasdsu. Situated n retired part of the city of Little Rock Il possesses evesy edvs tage which ean contribute to the health and happs- ness oa the Pupils The addieas nOw being made ts the aIFssty spaei0us with iis extensiys an beautiful grounds, will render h oae oT ge sost e0mmOslioas and deiightial institutions oG the West.
 The Scholastic year ecmmenees the Gssi Monday in Sepiembef--the annasi vacation the iesh July. Papiis received al any time. but hot iuF sbofier period ihaa three monlhs and no deduction, wih- drawn before the expraiioa Of the session. except in case Of prctrpeted siekness. The eon1ee of stualps esnbfsees slI the branches usually taught in the best Schools Tor Y0ung Ladies. The most constant stteatSt wI De pad iOthe mos- al al well as 10 the mental education Of the pupils Dariax the hours of recreation the young ladies are always anles the q one Otihe texeheTs--lh short thing promoting the welfare oI the pupils will be an object of the most conscientious attention i Each young isdy must bc provided with knife. fork. spOon. goohet, SIX ia5'e napkins sx enangss or Iinen, work and dressing box. co@bs. 6tush. towels, &e., &e.
 At the end of each quarter the young lady most distinguished for general good conduct and pfoh' cieney in studies will be rewarded by the honOary deeosation of medal, and every proper inesns employed to inspire laudsSls emulation amongst | the pupils.
 Papils ol every religions denomination sre sdmit- ted into the instiiutind and no improper inHueaee ever used 10 bias the religious principles Of the yoang iades-but for fhs sake of oreT, sl bOafdes' ase required To conform to the general regulations | of the Academy.
 -Ali correspondence of the pupils. except that e parents. will be subject to the inspection os sas Principal
 The parents or guardians Of the younG ladies afs requSed 10 deposiis with the Principal or some Ie- sr"rsibie per in the city sum o money suseIsD 1 la meet sli contingent expenses. The French department will be under the diFee .ioa of who has resided seve'sl years ia France i ansi IS familiar with the Parsisn aecent i lnihe musical department the Principal will s' aided by Mrs. OiIvER. the Orgsns, oi 'he Ca,h~drsl lady wtii known to be eminenily q"aii6ed 10 isa pat. thorough practical knowlrdg~ of the science She will also give private lessons on the RIans o i Organ to those wishing to sske them. Terms for BOaEaeEs per session efs saonths Boarsl and Tuition. in all the branehss pertaining
 . thorough English e:usaliob.. ......... es0 e' Washing, use of bed aud bedding. g,......... Is O'
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Arkansas Riyer Packct.

THE entirely hsw steamer RE- A k II PUBLIC, 5. II. ABRAMS. Nos. s|k3fx fer, wit run as rrgaisr packet trutu lD Nspnison 70 Little Rock. Van B1,ea, For, Smith and Fort Gibson, during the season. Icing of ye y light d'ansh'. (oniy l2 inches.l Passengers and shippers can rely upon her making regular trips. The RspniIic viii teaye Cincinnati fnr the AIkansAs nvey. ahoni The lsf ef Nov.
 T. D. MERRiCK & Co, .4gsnss. Oct. %, 1850 S.
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MEMPHIS INSTITUTE

MEDICAL pEPAATMENT The regular course of Lectures in this Ins.i.a,e will commence on inc Isl of November. and con DeIaIiinsnt will be opened and ready 10 receive students by the Ist of October. The Medical De- paItIaent will be under the direction ef the fOoslng
 PrOfessors;
 J. CoxauEsr CRoss, MD, Professor Of the Tn.
 siiuies of Medicine Asd Mrtic al Jurisprudence. ". ByRp PowELL, NJ D,. Professor oi Cerebral
 Phy,'oogy. Medicsi l,eoIogy audi dIM'neraiosy R. S NEWTON, Nj b. Professor ci Surgery. H ]. HUkcE, ID. Professor q Theory and
 Practise of Medicine.
 J. 4. WiLsoN. MD, Professor sf ObststsViss
 and Diseases oi Women and Children. J. KlSG. MD. Professor of Matsria Medisa.
 aud ! therapeutics.
 z. FREEAAs, MD. Professor Of Anstomy. j. MUTTON SANDERS. AM, MD. Pioissssr of
 Chemistry and Phailoacv.
 Ciiniqae Lsstsrsss: MsdIeine-Prof. II ]. HuLcE.
 Sssgsry Prof. R. 2, SKwToH-
 Aaatonicai Demoasirator z. FAxRMAH, N D. The fees for fu', course oi lectures amount to SI05. MartlcuiatoIs, 95. Demonstrators Fee, els. Graduation, $20.
 Those desiring further information wiB piesse address their letters tpost paid) te The Desa and students arriving in the city wii pl.sse s.i es Ais
 
 R s. NEWTON, N D. Dssa .f iis Fossiis
 LAW pEPARTMENT; Hon E.. w. M. KING, Pfoiesscr of Theory and
 Practice of Law.
 Hoa. v. D. BAaRy, Professor of Commercial Ju.
 risprude0ce.
 TGRas- $50 per session.
 Aleommuniea'ions per aioinc io this department mast be addressed 10 F. W. N. KING Esq. MsmpAis, Tssn.. July, 1850.
 The Faculties, for intellectual abilities, moral worth and professional requirements. wiii compare fAvosslly with the most distinguished in eur sean- try. The medical faculty constitutes sa anomaly in this CT sby cihfr eoubliyali sf hsin ere lseta. rers anI ths hest teachers.
 Those ~hS ~ contemplate ea' geographical po- siiiOn. and the extent of pepulstion. can have no doubt to te eligibility s siiuaiioR fof enterprise of the kind. AS to health. including ell seasons of the year, deny Aat aay otAV sitS Ass mors.
 common error exists in the minds oi many sta. dents relative 10 the place of studying medicine {: those who intend praeiieing among the diseases ol the West and Soath should certainly educate them- selves al school whose Faculty are practically se qIainied with those diseases.
 That fbe pahiie may be saiis6ec of the peFms- neney of this school feel Il drty to state that the Trustees snd Faculty fesm . unit in action. the peculiar internal organization which eoGheets lhem cannot be interrupted.
 F. W. N. KING. Prssidsai ef as MempAis last.
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NEW DRUGS. MEDICINES PAINTS, 0lLS AND CHEMICALS.
 EORGE BOGGS.

Pine Dinn, Jenersen County, Arkansas, ID ESPEcTFULLY informs the pub sxmA. kN lie. that he has purchased the snti,e
 Stock of D. Geo. c. Tuiey, consisting p1 of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, and "A Dye Stufs, embracing every srticie that is usually kept in Drug establishment. His sub- sequent purchases will be from eastern markets ana consist of the best and freshest qualities. He wit give his personal attention to purchases, and hi hopes hy close attention to business io merit DOT lion or public patronage. Prescriptions carefully compounded, and all orders shall receive his iinrne diate attention. Dee. II, lS49. .-7-l4-iy
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CiscIssATI ASD ARKANSAS RIyER PlCKET

HTSHE new and light drsgh, steamer fse~ D -t CSfIzEN, R ParrcuAaD, {sY%a1$ Master, will run as a reguisr packet Alz from Cireianlti io Little Rock, Van Buren, Fosi Smith. ard FoFi Gibson. du,iDg the season. X The Citizen " is an 4 No. boat ef her class, very tight draaght, and i'll leave Cincinnati on or about the 10th November next Fof freight oT pas cage, having superior accommodation, apply to
 I'D. MERRICK & Co., Agrnt. Oes. g. 1850. b. ETGsx & Dem. publish 10 am't of S.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-11-12

M <1shs Lamga, Sphiiag of Blood. ccaxA., Cela.' As,hma. Pain n the Side, BrOaehias, Hoepsns Ceage and al Pslnsas.y affections.
 OrtSsoxs or TIRE Paxss.
 The Louisville Joosnal says; "Dr. Roge,s's LiV. eTwost asd faS not caiy glves innediRse feliel ts Ceaghs and Cots. but, fSom the tesllmany of vnsa ef the highest s,aadiRg here and elsewhere, il ta making some very remarkable cures oi Consamp- tion.'' The Railway Register adds: aws have Aessa i, stsssd by persons ol great Iespee,ebstv, wAo have ased thls medicines that i |. enc eG the mOss rvnatkable medicines of the age, faf coaghs Cois, lnaaen4a. Bronchitis. Asthma Pam in The Side ana Breast, Splitting ca Bsced, Wheoplax Cough and au Lung Complaints, which if neglected asuaily tetmi nate in Consumption; and inc certificates stlsshsA 10 the advertisements would seem fully se iuslifV . this statement"
 LIvERwoRr,
 This plant has ies many years been found to hs ~ singular sIF,nTe in the af Aec ions the Liver More recently u wps ascersained that a passe,,,a great power ln Mfessihg Bleeding at the LaarD Coughs ofa chronic character. &. aud ef essential servies in all diseases of Pulmona'y eAsrAesss. TAR,
 This article is now universally acknowledged As be the most healing and ehcisat applicn,ah ie, a. sased or decayRg taaes or any portion ef the Arshy l or muscular parts ol the human body. Its n.ai. cina sad pseservave qnailiiies wete aslerstcod hv the Egyptians n the eariy@ges ot the wersd and ns doubt now exist among scisntihc m~a, that the preparation used in the embslmment ef bodies wss composed principally of ,his ingredient. In later ages, h was found 10 hs tn universal use snong the aeoTgHes ot America, and at this day t is thes pna. cipa, and, la tAe', only medicine frr an aEssad siaie oi lungs, oF any approach to t. Those wbo sIs acquainted with this hsr,sy rAec of men, knew that q deatA from CeassBtseR is 1nkaown smear thsm. The medical faeWiiy in all countries appsas tc have become ot he grea healiaR pfapst,ies of this article, ais'. introducing in theis practice. D.. BaeAan. ot England, D.. Byicsisa, of St. Psssisbur gh. Dr, La PrisWe, of Paris, saa the distinguished Dr. Cope, have been in the habit of combining |, win other articles in ihs psssetp. tions. Snd with entire success.
 
 Bssrars ef CSsaterfsifs aad Bgss Emtlatioass .'Ths gesnne article IS signed .4adrsW Rossrs. the engraved wrapper around each bottle. s'Pr'ce $l per bottle, or six bottles for ss staa wholesale and retail by SC0YlL & MEAD ll3 Chatires street, between Cont and St Leas sA
 Sols Grnsrai Agsais for Ms SoaikrFea Sisiss The above medicine Is genuine, aad sold ny
 J. W, TAPE, titfle Rock, ArkaAsae; (. C. Yawa Posi ef Arkansas; T. ". Brewster, Pine BaH, ]. Hihhsn Napoleon aad ny appointed throughout the eoaasy January, laS0--i-aj-lYr
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("SAPIENTIA PR.ESTAT OMNiBUS."J FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
 Tulip, Dallas County, Ark.

FAC LTY. JOHN GARviS. Pyiasipsi and PysfessOv Q, COiissiais Depaytsasnf.
 -------- Isstrs efress ef .ieadcaie Dspayipesf. Mrs MARGARET COOK. Iasiraeirsss Of Prs. mary Department and Gartraess SENIOR F. GARCIA, Pye)sssss q Music and Aedera LssssaSss.
 Tuition per sessioa of af weeks-.Payabie
 in Advance. Collegiate Department. Ancient Clssslcs, Spanish, French, or ltaian-. .$2o Nh Spanish. French. OF English course. .... % 00 Academic Dspar;aaent.... ................l5 Is 00 Primary ................ 10 % Ornamental '' Pain'ing and Drawing. 10 70
 l" Needle and fancy work. a Musical Vocal and iasuamsaial, 25 co Use of Instrumsat.. ...................., 5 co Boarding, ineiadiag fuel. washing, lghis &c.. $lG per moath.
 Papiis viii bs charged from tho tins ef entrance to the eioss of the session. No deduction will be made in ths rates of tuios except in ef pre-. tFscted iiiaesAL JOHN $. GARVIN Sept. 24. le5os-e-SH. Priaeipai.
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RnARn DE rR1

BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
 Hon. D. T. WIrTER PaKrIDENr, Hon. IT. ? PoIndeSter. Rev Wm< Moores, Rev. L. P. Lively, Rev. B. P Box. l N. Joaes, M. D, Mir. ). B. san defar. Mr, T. Williamson, Hon. ]. D. Trmb'e. Rev J. Cesser, Nj. D. Rev. J. J. Roberts, c. B. Mitchel. M. D, Mir. W. ". Andrews, Mir. 5 I Sanders. Mir. II. ". Smith. 7-22-n
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Arkansas River Packet,

AEt3sas.sS k&kScr k-0CkcWs VFSHE esiiTsiy RfU steamsr PON- RW~ A 1 TIAC, L. WaRnEN. Master axF$sS wiil rvsains her regular trips in theszss Arkansas river. lie hisl rise of water and con tiaae in the issds during lhs sessoa.
 The NEW PoHtiac, is aa A No. 1 boat. of very ligh, irasght. built expressly for ts trade. snd s fitted out with all inc late rovenents calculated to give comfort and safety to passengers.
 For freight er passage. apply to
 T. D MERR,CK S< co, .fsents. ssrt. :, lS5g. 7-52-9w
The Arkansas banner., 1850-11-12

French. Italian, Spanish ard Cermsn, e.sh. IS % Singing tn Choir, 10 % Music-PianO, Guitar, and Organ. each. 25 % Harp, 70 % D.awing and Painting. l6 co A enurse ofiessonsin Oriental paiaiing, Japan
 Work, inlayng of Ehony and Ivory,
 Hau,barg Work, and wsx Aowers, each. 10 60 No charge foT embroidery and otnameatAi
 needle work.
 Board. washing. lights, fuel, use of bedding.
 Nc, per mouth. 10 co
 Paymenis quarterly, in advance; no deductions for absence.
 Sessions commence let Sept. and Ist Feb Pu- piIs received al any period aLd charged from ,ims of entrance 10 close of the session.
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New for Eti!

N AM new preparing to start sn ny FsEsn ufr \ to New York. for my sepply of goods i0f ,ns fall and winter. and am bound to ssli sPos s' 's debted to me te ~Feyk oyss or Iesssst stssAs v my bnsises.. heps all wii come sp. sad the Mark ;s and alI claims sgsinss me, sm isss5 to settle upen presenistios. D C. fULdVH'
 Isuie keek. yuns II, 1880. A
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shoes! shoes!

D ECLIvED. per oaH boat i7 ca.es - n wesseBs', Mea and Boys Sbers
 Also, { eases Ras.si bssgass. which srr tyr sai'' cheap. at A. J. HUfI 2.
 Ia30 "
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A SAFE and certain care tet Consamp,.o. .e kAshs Langs, Spistiag of Blood. ccasA.' Cela. Asihma, Pain in the Side, Bsonehiss, Hoepsn Coas and all Psinsas1y affections.
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NEW WHARF BOAT.

GENERAL AGENTS. COMMISSION iyD FORWARDING MERCHANTS.
 NAPOLEON, ARK. TIRE PROPRIETUko have purchased an en- \ sirrly Hsr boat, with splendid Accommodations It will afford smpie and secure storage room fOs eight hundred tens aud Is capable of accoin'neda- ting 6ny passengers.
 They arc prepared, ss heretofore. 10 do business as General Ageuis. to Receive, Forward. and Pay Charges. They promise to give their particular ai tehtioR to ail business entrusted 10 them. The Proprieinrs will guarantee that this boat will stand the inspection of any Insurance Office in the United Stntes
 REFEREN A. B, SHAW & Co. MfnpAis. Tenn. CA ssi srs@aaT. r.s'HrD Nspo'eo". -A.. Jas TIass t Co,
 5. Il. Tecxxn. Liils Roek, Arh T. U. HERstcK G. Co,
 Mosgs GaEESwooD & Ca, U o-, WALTON. SANroaD & cs. ~''sS"' ecpt 10. leSD. I-ly at tisE. k Dem. copy.
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fReE aud SfEEL--4.eee lhs aai, reaaS sn 1 sqasrs bss Iron: 500 ihs horseshoe IFon: @ Diamond piew MeuIds;
 to Cary ds do
 <D1 ibs Spring Steel
 I5o - csssasn do Received and fer sale ky Rsb 12 WI. [. WAIT.
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Ortklexs or IRE PaKss.
LIvERwoRr.

This plsnt has ips many years been found ts hs sf singular sIFtare in the cure ef Aecii the Live, More recently n wps aseeF;ained that Il possesssa great power ln Mfessihg Bleeding at the LaarD Coughs ofa chronic ehsrsctsr. &. aud ef essential service ia all diseases of pulmonady eAstAeiss.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-11-12
Teas.

A FIRST rsie srtieis os Green and Black Tess A fos sale at FATHERLY & CLEMENTS
 Aagssi. 4S
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 Bead and Lace work. Knitting and Netting Flow CTS. will be taught free of ehs'ge-ths pupils far nishing the materials. B. rters pay the current expenses semi annually in assnce. Day scholars quarterly. TheIe will be an extra charge of SIS 0O Cor those speHdIag the annual vacation at the Institution. For further particulars. apply by letter peTson- ally to Miss VIcToR. Principal Of the Institute.
 REFERE ENCES:
 Right Rev Dr. DTASK,
 Hon. 5. C. RoANK,
 Gen. s. II. HEMrsTKAD, x:,,,. p..I Col. L. J. BRANDON, D~
 JoHN BnowN. Esq, D. W. CARROLL, Esq. Rev.J. MorAGBAr.
 Rev J. FLaSAGAS, J. DEvEREAUx, E>q., A-I. N. DEvEREAux, Ess, B,RTsoLonEw MuLfLR. JsNKs ,. CoS~AT. E.q. yudse HASLy. HeienG. Judge MkASV, CsIUsskis. Agent for the Institution, HUGH DR0CAH. July i6. 1es0-T-+S-iy.
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k1lEsg;sl ] ! :s:S

The Best Remedy Ever known to MaR. TVoR Coughs. Asthma. Cnids, Group. Bronchiii I Intuen1a, Bleeding oi inc Lungs, Difficulty Breathing, Liver A Atfections, Pain or Weakness the Breast ot Side, Firs, Stage ol Cousupticn, txc
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-11-25
Later frcm California-.Arfival Of the
Ts.-T Craananf rifv

Crescent City.
,slry New York, Nov. 2l--7 P. M.
The steamship Crescent City has ar
lived from Chngres. She brings $50 pas
sengers and about $3.50, 900 in gold dust.
The cholera was committing terrible
rayages at Jamaica. One thousand had
( died in three weeks at Kingston, and
4 800 in the interior. $500
..H' iF2 SECOND DISPATCH.
The Crescent City has half a million Of
dollars in the hands Of passengers, and
a 100000 on freight.
The news Of the admission Of California
!, was received with general satisfaction in
SIN Francisco, W.
The news from the mines is Of n mixed
description. Wherever the streams have
been damned, a plentiful yield has been
tho result, but several Of the dams have re-.
Gently given way in consequence Ct n
rise in The river, and the labol Of months
has thus been rendered fruitless.
Gold-bearing quartz begins TO bo dis
covered, and this, in the end, will form the
great resource Of the miners when the
surface gold fails. iYy4rAfl fats3
The news from the overland cmigrants
is most distressing 1t was estimatcd',hot
over 1000 persons were behind in the
desert, large portion Of whom were des.
,itute Of provisions, The Cholera had bro.
ken out among the emigrants, and was
carrying them off with fearful rapidly.
sog The expediency of making n requisi.
ton on the Collector Of this port for for an
advance Of 100000 has been suggested,
iand it is probable the citizens will resor,
10 this means Of aleyiating the terrible
distress Of which the accounts reach US
from day 10 day. The resources of pri-
vatc benevolence ore exhausted, and ii is
outright the Government should afford as
sistarne. m3 49t
People are leaving San Francisco as
FIST as they could get away, on their re.
turn to the United States. aa M
Ono or two cases Of cholera had occur.
rcd at San francisco prior to the 10th oI
October. M ior
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-11-25
Review Of the Portsmouth Market, for
the week ending. Nov. IS. 1850.

Review Of the Portsmouth Market, fol
the week ending, Nov. as, 1850.
GENERAL REMARKs.--Th transactions o
the pastweek in the aggregate amount to q
handsome sum, and indicate what we have
all along contended for, that our trade in
Portsmouth is steadily increasing, and thai
the present fall and winter trade will be .
heavy one. We have it on good authority
that there is to be an accession of two Of
three new business firms, to those already
heie, and in our special department, as
Commercial Reporters We wish them .Good
|speed' and "Good Luck"
The WEATHER has not been as favorable
for out door operationsas the week preced.
ing.
The RIVER has adownwarl tendency
though on stand for the last "a hours. :
FREIGHTs.-We notice but little change
in prices current last week.
The attention of our readers is respectful
|ly called TO the following review of ou
market: ~ 4- .'.,i ,..ff.. .s.- "a,
ELouR AND GRAIN.--The market opened
last Monday languidly at 90, so with de
mand only for furnaces and home supplies
Aboutthe middle Of the week owing to I
large shipping demand at Cincinnati thu
sales were made at slightly improved figure
and with Ia corresponding advance here
At the close of Saturdays operation the sale
were at $500. In wheat we have no chang
to notice. Some prime parcels arrived du
ring the week and holders realized zoe
therefor. Flour is low in Buffalo. A let
ter to one of our leading houses, received o.
Friday, states that the writer was buyin,
Michigan and Ohio -four straight brands q
90 80 and 1857 there. Sales of oats from
wagon on Saturday, at 29c. Holders O
new corn are offering at % cents from thei
cribs. l "a 9&
1CoFFEE,--The transactions in Coife,
have been confined to immediate want
for retailing. With agtneral impression
that it must decline, il is bought sparingly
We continue the quotations at IL and IL,
cents. sDs tan Sss 95 ig N9-
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs. .--Sales Of Ne,
Molasses at S7a. Large supplies are O
the way anda decline is certain. In Suga
the old stock is almost wholly closed oul
and sales of new have been made at 81 b.
the hhd.is We hearof choice lot Of GoG
en- Syrup offered at 44 cents.
ToBAcco,--This article is still buoyant
and the advance is almost unprecedente
in the wide range of Commercial prices
Kentucky 6 twist is almost wholly out
market even at present asking rates, ow
lag to scarcity Of low grades Leaf tobacc
and tobacco chewers must certainly re
trench the use, to modify the deficiency. =
The supplies at New Orleans alone ar
short this season over last 100000 hhds.-
We see good Cayendish still selling Q
range in prices from 25c to 45c per lb. C
grrs, especially lower grades have mater
| ally advanced.
TEAs.--The trade in Teas especial
Green Teas, has been steadily incroasin.
and a large portion of them are purchase
directly from first. hands in the easter
cities. Wequotc so to 60c as the averae
for Y. H, Imperial and G. P. b
FEATnERs.-A slight advance is notel
Sales from shore at.32 cennts. I
DRIED FRUT,--Dried peaches bring 8
per bushel on arrival.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-11-25
Furniture Warc-Roorn .

TIME subscribers respectfully in, N4Nz2
IL form the public that they ha We = EI
opened a furniture Ware Room on T;;itess
Court street, one door south ofthe Fire Engine
House, between FRONT and SEeosD streets,
where will be found large and well ABSORBED
stock of CHAIRS. and CABINET WORK Of
every variety of style, suited to this market;
which they wilfsel low asany establishment
in Portsmouth. They would also remind the
public that they are manufacturing all kinds Of
Cabinet work which can be sold as low as the
same can be bought form Cincinnati.
They have employed gooo workmen, and
use the best Of materials. .segecb & igs 4
They have purchased q hearse and are pre.
pafed 10 attend to the undertaking business ON
The shortest notice. Please give ihcm call.
March ". '50--7yl BRfANT d JONES. 4