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HARRiSON,s PERFUMERy.
SUPERIOR CIGARS.

X CHOICE lot of this superior Perfumery pure il \ quality, and beautifully put up, inst received and selling rapidly by
 July J. J. McALMONT tS co.
The true Democrat., 1855-09-04
NNW SPRING GOODS.

IUsT lot of very superior cigars, and for sale b, J JAS. A. HENRY. June B. '55.
The true Democrat., 1855-09-04

10000 CUBA SYKES. ( THOICE brand, just received, and for sale by O Aug If FIELD x DOLBY. 10 GASES % ;. Cents s"p'r Taif E;a Boots;
 , " boys Calf and Kip " Just received and for sale by
 Aug If 1855 FIELD X DOLBY
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In short, every article for which there is demand in this market. They intend to sell for PAY DOWN and promise that prices shall be in accordance.
 lNne IF 55 lN TATE ,N MOORE
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS. R. J. WARD. WI. P. SAUNDERS P. HUNT WIZARD, SAUNDERS & HUNT, Cotton w Factors, loo Gravier street, New Orleans. Aug 2l, 1855. 1y
 wM R. MILES. D. W. ADAMS MILES & ADAMS, Commission Merchants. No. 23 Carondeet Street. New Orleans
 w. c. CRAWLEY, Agent. Office at Pine Bluff Ark. Will make advances in cash upon shipments made to the above house. Sept. l3, '54 1y DAVID WILLIAMS. J. SHELBY WILLIAMS.
 J. M. WILLIAMS. m WILLIAMS & SONS, Cotton Factors, A. Commission and Forwarding Merchants, No. s9 Carondelet Street, New Orleans.
 Nov. s, '54 If
 B. STOUT, BAv1p T. ADAMS,
 LoussusHe. Lerangton, Ey.
 STOUT & ADAMS, TOMMISSION < Forwarding Merchants V 3G Third street, Louisville, Ky.
 Plantation supplies of Bagging and Rope, Jeans and Linseys, Pork and Flour, etc., furnished upon orders April II, 54 8. wILsHmE T. W: BRISTOL. B. oHApsouRNE WILTSHIRE, BRISTOL & CO.,, Whole. CTS in Flour, Bacon Whisky, Foreign and Domestic Liquors, etc, etc. l. Arkansas orders are respectfully solicited and will be promptly attended to. Address,
 
 Fe). 21, 1854, 1y.
 F. CAMPBELL. R. B. CAMPBELL. P. N. STRONG. CAMPBELL & STRONG, (formerly Gray O Campbell Cotton Factors and Commission Mer- chants, No B Commercial Place, New Oreans-will pay particular attention to the purchase of all sup plies for planters use. Sept 21, 1853 ly ALBERT w. SANFORD. THEODORE SANFORD. CtANFORD BROTHER, (late Walton, Sanford |C ts Co., General Grocers and Commission and For warding Merunants, No A New Levee, New Orleans have alWaya.a hand general and well selected stock of STAPLE.sN FANCY GROCERIES, FINE WINES and LIQUORS, Piac,isIoNs, etc., etc., to which they invite he attention of their friends in the country.
 New Orleans Sept l, 1852 ly
 JOHN ROBES SMITH. VIM. W. JOHNSON. CMITH & JOHNSON, Cotton Factors, and Ge. D neral Commission and Forwarding Merchants No. Union, corner St. Charles street, New Orleans. March g, 1852 1y
 N SMITH. W. M. GRAHAM. CMITH X GRAHAM, wholesale Grocers Pro, .IC duce and Commission Merchants and dealers ir foroignand domestic Liquors, Cincinnati, Ohio. Also agents for manufacturers for the sale of Tobocco. Window Glass, Iron and Nails N. B. All order cn- trusted to us will receive our strictest attentions july 5, 1853
 BENJ CALENDER, JOHN P. ROGERS GrsTAvUs HILTON. [ (NALENDER, ROGERS & CO.,, importers " and jobbers of Hardware Cutlery Guns, etc., 42 and A Pearl street, Boston.
 jan. l5, 1855 If
 JOHN sIDDALL. ALEX. P. GREENE. JOHN o. M'GEEItE. CIDDALL, GREENE & CO.,, Cotton Factors. .O Commission and Forwarding Merchants, No. 5s Camp street, New Orleans July ,, 1853
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Ii. T. DICKERMAN, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Ozark, Franklin county, Ark.
 July l3th 1852
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PAINTS and OILS. 1l KEGS pure W hite Lead; 20 do white zine paint IO bbls. Llnseed Oil, received per steam and fl; boats and for sale by
 july 24 RAPLEY. HANGER X O.
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VIM. M. BRUCE, Attorney and Counsellor al, Law, and Solicitor in Chancery, Arkadelphia, Ark.
 July G. 1852
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LAW NOTICE. The undersigned having form. ed partnership in the Practice of the Law in Arkansas will give prompt attention to business en- trusted to them in any of the Courts of the State
 HENRY NJ. RECTOR,
 JOHN T. TRIGG.
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CIRCULAR SAVING, TURNING, etc.
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

20 WATCHES AND JEWELRY. EJA TIIE subscriber has just received from the Gss.IE Il East fine assortment of the most fash onable Jewery, and also variety of Gold and Sil- yer Watches, which have been selected with great care especially for this market.
 He is also prepared to execute all job work in his line with satisfaction to those who may favor him with their custom. M DOTTER.
 Aug l4 1855. 6m
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LITTLE ROCK DIRECTORY.

TATE x MOORE, corner Markham and Cum berand streets dealers in Dry Goods and Groceries etc., etc. aug ' 55
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F. CAMPBELL. R. B. CAMPBELL. P. N. STRONG. (AMPBELL & STRONG, (formerly Gray t2 O Campbell Cotton Factors and Commission Mcr- chants, No 23 Commercial Place, New Orleans-will pay particular attention to the purchase of all sup plies for planters use. Sept 2T, 1853 ly
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JACOB HAWKINS. HEALER i'll Wines, Liquors and Fancy II Groceries, Markham street below Main, Little Rock Ark. TAI 1o ,sl .c
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THE LATEST ARRIVAL!

! THE LATEST AKKIN AL! ! DY the arrival of the steamer Gov Megs n ID enabled too fer to my customers the very la@
 styles and varieties ofDress Goods, BaTeges, Muslp
 Lawns. Jaeonets etc. Also general assortment. gentlcmen's wearing Apparel, which for finish SyS
 texture and cheapness, is not surpassed by any st" west of the Mississippi. D. 5. MANDEL June 26
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KVNrTTCKY REPORTS. i INCEST ol the Kentucky Reports, hy Monroe & I1 Ha!lcn, , vols Just received at the bookstore by JNO. F.. EEAKD0N. .Jnne l2. 5S
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TO BANK DEBTORS. TT>HE undersigned have on hand some State Bonds Il for sale, for cash or credit, on terms and in amounts suit purchasers having fractional sums to pay either of the Banks of this State.
 WATKINS & GALLAGHER Little Rock, July 8, 1855 6m
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WILLIAM B. WATT. Markham street, deale in Groceries, Hardware, Cutlery, Iron and Nails.
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FIELD & DOLLEY, dealers in foreign and do mestic goods, East Main street Little Rock. Ark
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s. H. TUCKER, wholesale and retail dealer in Dry Goods Groceries, Provisions. etc., etc., at the old stand corner of Main and Mark ham streets
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The Book OF the spirituslist.

We are indebted to the Hon. N. P. Tai
msdge, for q copy Of "The Healing Of the
Nations, by Charles Linton, with nm intreduc
ton and appendix, BY Faths niel p. Taimsags,
late o. s. Senator and Governor Of Wisconsin;
published by the Society for the Diffusion of
Spiritual knowledge, $50 Broadway, New
York, 1885" It Is the long heraldsd and
greatly be- pufed- in. advance book, which was
to have astounded tho world with The irrefra-
gibls evidences. Of the truth II "Spiritualism, !"
as the vagsry is termed. 1t was originally
said that the author was so uneducated as that
he could barely read and write. We however
judge from what Mr.. Talmadse says of him,
that he 10 a. we'll educated from books as half
the mon one meets in ordinary society in this
country. His book, A. . whole, is little more
than rapsodioal collection of detached sen.
tenoes such as one il accustomed to hear at
times from tho pulpit Of q camp. meeting,
when the preacher, abandoning himself wholly
to tho influence Of the elements of excitement
by which he Is surrounded, gives utterance
one moment to political thoughts, the next to
trite aphorisms, and the third to conglomer
ated nonsense-all tnctured with deep and
ardent devotion to the cause In which
he Ii engaged. AZ for the idea that it Is
calculated to make any man who is fairly en-
titled to be out of q straight jacket, votary
Of Spiritualism," that is nonsensical-
nothing more. 1t grisvss Us more than W.
can express to find . gentleman of the fine
talents, great experience, and eminent ca.
pacity for public usefulness which Mr. Tai.
madge possesses, frittering himself away upon
Such q work az this
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A CARD.-LOOK HEREi

LII We lovers Of the good things of this life and
n we will tell you where you may obtain at least
some of them. Thankful for past favors, would
respectfully ask a continuance Of the same dur ne
this Spring and Summer. l am prepared TO furnish
all who will give me call with the sweet and cool
ing Beverages in my line at shori notice. Such as
Ice Creams, Water Ices, OF all favors, Schariotte
Reuse, Biancmange, &c Cakes of all kinds. Also,
foreign and domestic Fruits and Confectionery, gen.
orally kept In well regulated establishments Of the
kind.
Particular attention will be paid 10 furnishing
Wedding or Brides Cakes. Also, Parties. Balls,
Excursions, Pic Mics, &c, &C., and upon reason
able terms.
Cali at the old stand, Massachusetts avenue, be-
tween 9th and 10th streets, Northern Liberties.
may 7-eo3m JOHN w. RIGHTSTINE.
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OFFICKAL.

fTcns's" Pierce, president Of t&s United Ssates Of
.anerie0. to all Uhom Il may concern.
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to
me that JOHN sxIDr has been appointed consul
OF saxony, at Louisville, in the State of Kentucky.
and that ALEXIS DE srouTz has been appon,sd
Vice Consul OF the swiss Confederation for The port
such, and declare him free to exercise and en;ov
such functions, powers and privileges as are al
lowed 70 the Consuls OF the most favored nations
In the United States. ''-''0A'
In testimony whereof, have caused these ls<ss,s
70 be made patsnt and the sea Of Inc United ts,ss
to be heFeunto aMxed. s'.'S'
Given under my hand, At the city Of washinssu,
.. tns oth day Of Nay, A. .. 1855, and q
America the ssvsnty -ninth.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY the President:
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PERSONAL.

go. John e. Tuel, formerly of this city,
now of New York. has written history of the
European war, which is forthcoming from the
press.
go. The Hon. Alpheus Felch, Of Michigan,
now one of the Commissioners for the settle.
ment of land claims in California, is in Wash.
ington.
80. The Hon. Finley Bigger, Register of
the Treasury, has been called to his home In
Indiana by the illness of son, and Charles
T. Jones, ESQ, the Chief Clerk of the Office,
has been appointed by the President to act as
Register of the Treasury in Mr.. B.'s absence.
1.-THE Boston Telegraph denies that it
announced that Senator Henry Wilson
had denounced the American party, or signi-
fed that he was ever going to leave it.
....Dr- Tinsley, of Cuba, claims to have dis.
covered that vaccine virus, after passing
through tho system of negro, is valuelsss for
the white race.
....Wm. B. Scott, has been announced as
the American or Know Nothing candidate for
Congress, in the Richmond (Va.) district.
....A Methodist minister, of this city, yes.
tefday, while reading the discipline to the con.
gregation, paused to suggest that If any Of tho
congregation will continue to wear jsvelry,
the number of rings on the finger be not more
than FIVE, nor tho breastpin larger than a
good sized turnip.
....Among other items by tho Atlantic, is
one to the effect that tho flooring of q room in
the Convent Of st. Agnes, where the Pope had
assembled number Of guests, gave way, and
percipltated the company into the apartment
beneath. The Pope escaped with but slight
injury.
....A retired Judge has just died at Fa.
laise, aged one hundred years and six months
In 1911 he gave nine hundred francs for an an
nuity OF one hundred francs, and received it
forty.three years.
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CAUTION.

ITO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.-Bs II
L known, that I, James Smith, a native of the
Kingdom Of Great Britain, but declaring my irten
ton of becoming a citizen Of the United States of
America, having invented, constructed, and used
certain new and useful Improvement. in temples for
looms, which l designate the solid, raised burr
roller, with falling, hinged cap and spring OF yield
ing frcme and lest certain designing persons should
endeavor TO infringe my right and title 10 the said
improvements, this is 20 forewam all persons that
the utmost extent Of the law will be enforced for
making, using, vending, or causing TO be Used with
oHt my consent, any Of said Improvements as
specified, having taken the preliminary steps to
wards procuring Letters Patent of the United
States, and for which purpose, and in view of r
tain considerations, have by equal assignment as
sociated with myself William BOttrelI, Of Howard
county, Maryland. ia ES SMITH,
Through his Agent and Attorney,
John g. Gallaher, il.
Laurel. Prince Georges county, Nd, Mays.
Nav 7-lt<
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q The Steamship Ericsson, which has been
transformed from ealoric ship. went on her
trial trip yesterday morning down the BAY.
She was mistaken for the Atlantic, creating
quite sensation in Wall street. After sue.
cessful trial. she came back to her dock, but
started out in the afternoon. She presents
much the same appearance az formerly, with
the exception of her pipes which are painted
white instead of black as is usually dons.-N.
Y Sun, May4.
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BuHDrHe ASSOCIATIONS. A case Of ooasid.
cradle importance to persons Interested In
Building Associ ations was before the Supreme
Court Oh Friday. It u decided, II Ne under.
stand rightly, that the excessive fines and
penalties imposed for failure In the stipulation
r. the association cannot be recovered BY Law,
being 10 violation Of the spirit Of our Osury
Lawn. Y. EzpYsss.
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WELL DoNn.-Most of the citizens Of Chi
csgo who acted Is special policemen durip,
the late riots have requested that tho money
due them shall be placed to the credit Of Hunt
the policeman whose arm has been amputated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-07

CoAL.-Of this article Of fuel 53,s5S tons
were transported over the Philadelphia and
Reading railroad, and 8l,412 tons by the
schuylkill Navigation company, during the
week ending Thursday last.
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AGENTS FOR THE STAR.

The following persons are authorized
10 contract for the publica ton of adver-
tisements in the Star:
Philadelphia-V. B. PALMER, N. W.
corner of Third and Chestnut streets.
New York-S. NJ. PErTNarLL & Co.,
Nassau street.
Boston ". B. PALMER, Scollsy's
Building.
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A NEW PLAsEr.-Mr. B. A. Goul', Jr., in
In q Planet Circular Of tho Astronomical
Journal, dated Aprii 9th, records the an.
nouncement, under date Of the 7th, by Mr.. Ls
verrier. that on tho previo us evening at lob.
5m., Mr.. Chacornac discovered small plan.
ct Of the eleventh magnitude, in the thirtee ZEN tn
hour Of right ascension. This new planet, if
an astsroid, forms tho thirty. fourth Of the
QrOup.
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u This is the day which was set apart for
the sailing Of the Nicaragua expedition.
Should it not sail, the bonds given to Captain
Graham, the owner Of the steamer, will BE-
forfeited
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ETWo agents Of an English recruiting Of.
fcer hs besn arrested at New Orleans, and
three men were arrested in New York on
Thursday, charged With enlisting soldiers for
tho Crimea. The wonder Is tn at fools con be
found consenting to engage in such . service.
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THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD

HAVING greatly improved its Westen connec-
IL tons now offers the fullest inducements TO
travellers between Washington, Baltimore, and all
portions Of the West, the Northwest and the South
west.
The connection between the trains from Wash
ington and the trains bound west from Baltimore ia
always promptly made al the Washington Junction
Qately called the Relay House, miles from Bati-
more. This il the only chance OF cam required be-
twecc Washington and the Ohio river. Baggage il
checked through TO Wheeling at the Washineton
station, and rechecssd and transferred there, with
the passengers) without charge, for those holding
through tickets FOR points beyond The come citing
trains lsave Washington daily at a. m. and AZ p.
N. On Sundays al the latter hour only.
At Wheeling Siref connection is made with the
trains CT the CENTRAL OHIO RAILROAD, run
ming from Bellaire on the Ohio, near Wheeling,
through Cambridge, GAINESVILLE and Newark, 10
COLUMBUS. These trains connect at Newark
with The of the Newark, Mansfield and Sandus-
Ky Railroad for SanGusky, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago
ST. LOUIS, etc.
with The fast trains of the Little MANI Railroad 10
Xenia, CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE. etc. At
Xenis ION Little Miami Railroad) connection 10
formed with the trains through Du,<on, to INDIAN
APOLIS, Terre Hsute, Lafayette, Chicago, Rock
Island, st. Louis, etc.
ar Passengers holding through tickets TOR Mem
phis Vicksbtrg, Ndtohes, Nep OTleans. etc., which
are also sold at Washington-areu transferred at Gin
cnna,i to the Mail Steamers on the Ohio. Tickets
for Evansville, Cairo, and ST. Louis are sold by this
route.
AeFoR CLEVELAND, and via Cleveland to
TUled", Detroit, Chicago, etc, tickets are sold,
when the Ohio is navigable between Wheeling and
WellsvIlle forty miles) where a connection with
the Cleveland and Plttsburg Railroad is made.
Travellers are reques ed to notice that wkile this
is the only route aordng through tickets and checks
in Washington, is also the shortest, most speedy,
and direct 10 nearly al the leading points in The
great West. The distance frcm w ashing on TO CIn-
cinnaii is but 653 miles, being about 100 miles short
er Than BY any other route
FARE BY THROUGH TICEETFROM WASH
INGTON: To Wheeling, 50 so; Columbus sl3 IS;
Dayton, SIS 50; Cincinnati, SIC LouisvIlls, by
railroad SIS IS, by steamer from Cincinnati, Sls; In
disnapos, Sl7 80; Cleveland, sl2 Is; Toledo, SIS
90; Detroit els co. Chicago. $50 Is and Sle so; ST.
Louis, S2e 50 and S25; Memphis, ST. New Or
leans, S3l, etc.
So FOR FREDERICK and HARPER's FERRY
MARTINSBURG, BERKELEY SPRINGS, CUM
BERLAND, BEDt ORD SPRINGS, Piedmont, Oak
land, and Paramount, passengers may leave WASH
instnn at a m or AZ P. 10. POr the minor way
stations between baltimore and Wheeling, tskeo
a 10 train from Washington.
a. For trains 20 and from Baltimore, Annapolis,
etc., see special advertisements.
H~For further information, through tickets &C,
apply to THOs. II. PARSONS; AZ. mt, at Washing
ton Station. JOHN III. DONE,
Master Of Transporauon
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, Baltimore.
~
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HEAVY ROBBERY by A BoY-AnREsr.-A
few weeks ago ayouth named John Fitzgibbon
stole III 300 from his father, Warren Fit.gib.
bon-the same being the savings Of sevcral
years hard labor. The graceless son imne-
diately decsmpsd, but was last night discov.
cred and verhauled by the police in North
street, and q comparatively small portion of
the money recovered. Tho young prodieal''
confessed that he went to New Bedford, whore
he squandsred large amount Of the cash,
but stated in extenustion that he was druaped
and robbed of $500. He was taken before the
police court this morning, and held In $4,000
for examination on Tuesday next.-Boston
Transcript, May 4.
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Baltimore Provincial Council.

The Catholic Council Of the Province Of
Baltimore Says tho Americsn) assembled at
tho Cathedral in Baltimore on yesterday (Sun.
day. morning, and opened with ceremonies Of
very imposing and impressive character
As Is usual on occasions Of this kind, the
prelates, all clad in their sacerdotal robes as
sembled at the house of the Archbishop, when
a line Of procession was formed, and they
moved, headed by the most Rev Archbishop,
to the Cathedral. The theologian Of each
bishop was also present.
The following are the members of the Coun.
Gil: Most Rev. Archbishop Kenrick; Rt Revs
Richard V. Wheelan, d. D., of Wheeling :;
John McGill, d. D., of Richmond; Mic aael
OConner, ID. D, Of Petersburg; Jas. Young,
D D., of Erie, Pa; John N. Newman, of Phil.
adelphia, with the administr a.ors of ca aries
ton and Savannah, and the superiors Of the
orders Of Jesus, Rsdenptionists, Sisters of
Charity and Benedictins Monks
The services Of the occasion was High Mass,
celebrated by the ArchbisEops, and a sermon
oy the Right Rev. / r. McGill, of Richmond.
The discourse was very able, and listened to
most attentively by the immense audience
After the sermon the Council were organised
by the profession Of faith on the part of the
Bishops and tho reading Of portion of tho de-.
erees Of the Council of 'front.' with tho csre.
monies and forms usual to tho occasion.
The Loyols and St. Alphonsus societies
were pr esent In large numbers, together with
nearly all the clergy of the Catholic in the
city. Until Thursday next the sessions of the
Council will be private, but on that day there
will be public session. We learn that du.
ring tho week the Bishops will preach In the
several Catholic churches Of the city.
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RUNAWAY.

Clio REWARD for chestnut sorrel Mare, about
WlO Sor9 years old, with long tail md full
name, with scar on her hack and on each side
she has small white spots, right fore hoof has been
injured. The above reward will be given if brought
J. Harvey 4 Co, Store ne Long Bridge, or left
at Faunce's Fishing Shore, Maryland side.
may7-3,. G. & G.. FAUNCE.
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.
GRAND EXHIBITION AND NAY BALL
At THE NATIONAL THEATRE,
TO b e II e p 4 A II r. ID

u
DROF. ii. w. MUNDER most respectfully an
4 nounces that, By earnest solicitation, and in
ing his Grand Exhibition Ball by the inclemency of
the weather, he has consented TO repeat, in every
particular, the Programme of that evening, on
THURSDAY EVENING, May 10th
There will be no Ladies' invitations distributed
upon this occasion Ali those who received invita-
tons for the first are particularly invited with their
friends.
The great satisfaction expressed BY nearly 1000
guarantee of its being largely attended upon the
secOnd.
A much larger Band has been engaged, and will
enliven the company with some Of thei, choices,
pieces.
Tickets may be had at the principal Hotels, and
at MIR. ]. F. Ellis Music Store.
The pupils are respectfully requested to meet a,
the Theatre every afternoon for rehearsal, at the
usual hour. may At
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CoOTOH ALE, LONDON BRO. STOUT,

CCOTCH ALE, LONDON BRO. STOUT,
y &c.
The subscriber offers for sale
1000 casks Scotch Ale, Minis, Tenants, Palkirkt
and Yunger's
500 do London Brown Stout, Barclay, Perkins
q Co.'S, Hibbius and Byass'
1000 boxes Champagne Cider
ALSO
Now landing EI. Schooner Jose and Maria, from
Oporto, Queens Port and London PoS. barrels pune
juice.
Dry and old fashioned Port Wines imported -
casks Of 10 gallons under bond be sold from the
custom house stores. For sale by
WIN. z. ALLEN,
"a Buriing Slip, New York, N. Y.
may 3-law4w (Ofgan)