The Arkansas banner., 1845-06-25
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.
ID. EsaessssaD


 ESPECTFULLf informs his friends and the paohe generally that he has just received by ySsteam boats Frankland and Swallow a fine assort- Slheht oi fancy and staple goods. selected with his susuai care by himself in New Orleans among which snay De enumerated in part the following: 3 DRY GOODS. 3-i A., and 5-4 Brown and Bleached Sliltings land Sheetings; Bleached and Brown Cotton Drills: Lowell Cottons; Bed Ticking; Linen and Cotton Checks; Plain and Plaid Iinseys; Kerseys: Cotton. ;ades; Denifns; Nankeens; Kentucky Jeans; Cassi- Iaets; Satines; Blankets. Red. White, and Green lFlannels; Black French Merino; Bombazine, Cam <blet, Alpacas, and Summer Cloths; Musquito Net Stngi Cafpeting; Spun Cottons; Black and Colorcd Cambric; Plain and Plaid Gnghams; Long Lawns, Irish Linens; Moussene de Laine: Balzornes Print. sed Lawns, and Goofcd Swiss Muslins of fashionable aand choice paterns Fancy Satin and Silk Vestings. lampnc, Jaekonet, Swiss, Null, and Book Mus shns; Bishop Lawns; Figured Swiss and Jaconet hi9snhs' Lace Bordering Plain and Figured White Saha eiack Laees; Plain and Hem Stitch Linen Cam 8bric Handkerchieisj Black and Colored Fancy Silk sdaadkerchefs, Shawls, and Scarfs; Black Silk Cra- Svats; Lace Capes and Collars; large assortment of aGimp Laces; White Cotton Fringes; White. Black aand Colored Tafieta Ribbons; Fashionable Cap and Bonnet Ribbons; Silk, Lace, anl Kid Glovcs Black Lace Mllts and Half Finger Gloves, Black and sColored Sewing Silks; White and Colufed Spool Cot S Stonsi Cotton Cords and Bindings; White and Black sCotton, Silk, and Worsted Hose and Half Hose: SGreen Elastic Suspendefs; Linen Bosom Shirts; a thne assortment of Ladies' Fashionable Bonnets; 1 sParasos and Umbrellas; Thread Laces and Edpinrs \ FANCY RTICLES-JEWELRY Beads; Hair Pins; Pocket Side, Dressing. and } Tuck Combs; Brushes; Matches; Razors and Razor sStraps; Fish Hook and Lines; Pocket and Table skhives; Scissors and Shears; Locking Classes of Eassofted sizes; Vioins and Violin Strings; Fancy 4soaps and PertumeTy; Paper, Pens, and Ink; Prim. 2mers and School Books; Pearl and Metal Bone and l Lasting Battona Playing Cards Plough Lines: Bed sCords, Mahea Rope; Buckets and Fails; Cotton land Wool Cards; Coffee Mills; Selves; Brooms; an assortment of Toys, &c.; Glass Plumbers; Candle 9sticks, and Decantcrs; Giasstcure and Cyockcru: Brass and Britannia Candesticks; Saddlery; Mems Iand Ladies' Riding Whips Brides and Martngales; sSpurs, &e.; Powder; Shot Lead; Gun Locks; Flints gaand Percussion Capsl sheep shears. | HATS, SHOES, AND BOOTS.
 mades taney nn1 1 gaskl9si hppers Ties and Bro ! and Mems Shoes and Boots.
 HARDWARE. Nails; Collins Axes; Trace, Log, and OK Chains; sSad Ironsi Hand Saw fies padlocks, &c BAGGING AND BALE ROPE. l GROCERIES. BOO sack Salt GO sacks Coffee; I6 bbls Sugar; ] 10 barrels Moasses; 90 barrels Whskcy 60 barrels sSapetine Flour; barrels French Vinegar; Soap; sCandies; Tobacco; Segars; Tea; Pepper Spice; Cii- snamon; Cloves; Nutmegs; Mustard Salera,us Starch; Candies, Sc.
 WINES AND LIQUORS. st. Julian Caret; Rhine Madeira, Port, and Mus scat Wine; Champagne; Cogniac Brandy Holland Gin' Janaicn Rum, Rye Brandy. PAINTS, OILS, AND MEDICINES White Lead; Paints; Oils; Varnish Spirits Fur ~pentine; White Wash and Paint Brushes; Window Glass; Putty; Indigo; Madder; Copperas; Alum, < ssatpetfe; Birthstone; Epson Salts; Camphor; Gin 1gef Castor Oil; British Oil, Opodeldoc; Bateman's 1Dfops; Paregerie; Essence Peppermint; Soda Pow 3deTs, &e. Sse.
 All Of which has been bought cheap for cash, and Twill be sold al low prices for cash or in exchange Sfor country produce.
 ] LiHie Roeh, June 25th, 1915. 4i-em