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Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-01

MALL AND WINTER CLOrHiNG--STAN.
 I TON q BRO, Al Danphia street. are recsis
 ins per Sarah Brown ffom New Yurb. ia add,lnn to their former supply, She assortment of Ck,h Freck aad Dress Goats. French and English Cas- siusess PaWts, new slyie Cashmere. sa,ia aad Sbh vssss--asde up la sAe haesl iathtss ssv2e
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-01

AsA FOR RENT from Ist Novelnher-Thc small Brick tenement on the north east cot ner of St Francis and Caiborne streets.
 Aiso-Brick tenement on the sou,h cast corner of St Michael and Franklin streets.
 And ihe entire square situated hs'wesa St Fraa- cis, St Mmhari, Dsarborne and Wi xerson streets. and on which ihe,e small Brick buildings. - Apply to BARNEWALL & WANROY.
 oct3l St Michsei-st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-01

~ uNs! sUNS!!-Tts best assortmeni of Guns M in Mobile can be seen al No IF Daul hin ., sad x the lowest prices according the qaliiy, for sale. (decl) JAMES COMING. A so0 casks best quality in store 200 do per brig Aida
 lOA0 do white Lump. per 0ulnare .r 800 casks extra finishing do 4 200 cask. Caicrned Platter, direct from Luhec. deei For sale by ]. H, RIVERS CD. nL+NkETS- 2S bales jusl received in s.ore per ID wr,umpk., consisting of-- .g.
 U States Navy. points. 6os7s, weighing 7t
 pouHds per pair r.s 4,.. -.a st Green Maek,nAv Blankets Sen,illS "a Blue s do wbne Mock Mackinaw Blankets al.t Blue mixed do to s,ga ..s. t. ,s.. II "A wei,neys. plain and twiIled .,. Dufil Biankeis. Which are offered for sale .sn favorable terms. B. C. CENTER CO, dect corner loriI and tommefce streets IT MERCHANT q co 90 Hnd 92 Commerce ukssireei, have in store and offer for sale the fol loytina goods, viz 3s
 f26ceils Amerira and Russia Tzrred Rope. .,,t from to . inches ri Asa i @
 10 coils Russia Bph Rope, assorted
 800 cs.ls Boston. New York. and Plymouth 50 co,is strand Manila, froru 2 to 5t inches
 coil. each Hambroline, Houselpe. and Marine t.. r..,.,t..It d. lso coils and 3 yarn Spun Yarn, small and
 large coils
 ,' s0O lbs 4 met icsn and English Sewing Twine 50 lbs White Marine; 50 dn Whipping Twne DECK 30 b.,i,s l. R iiiuck; 20 do K Duck 8'.. 20 bolts Ship Duck; 10 Bear Duck .,,, ss'4 40 boi,s Light Duck. suitable for sheahinG 20 bolis English. from Nol to No6 ss Id bolts Leiih do, assorted numbers lIo 10 60 bohs Baltimore @0tt0n Duck, From No hale Lowell Twill No 5 ...aH PAINTs-lOO kegs No l White Lead
 50 kegs Black Lead 75 ibs Chrome Green, ground in Oil
 25 lbs Pruss sian Blue, do do .f 10U iis vefdigris; $ bxs Chrome Yellow ssa boxes Chrome Greene M ..l
 10 lbs Chinese Vermilliom ~,, .r
 25dox assorted Pa,nt, Brushes. etc deci 0DNDRfES-300 coils Rope Ns kS 800 pieces extra heavy Ken,ncky hagsins
 SO0 Kegs Nails, t50 xes No Soap .
 2UU boxes manufactured Tobacco a s. 70 cases wooi and Fur Hats ..s
 20 boxes d"ube Ie6ntd Cast Steel Axes HlOO boxe@ Chocolate
 100 N Sesars, sar,ous brands
 l60 bDxes sssuried CordxIs
 half pipes Seieae,ie Brandy
 On cansignment and fur sale D,
 no,27 McRAE. RAvESIES 6 BULLOCK HIN fstLS Planting Potatoes; 45O bundle kVVyNorthern Hay 2UO sacks Dran
 200 sacks Seed Oats; 20 bbIs Flour x
 " 20 kegs New Leaf Lard
 1ot realms Wrapping Paper; l6 kegs Batter ln store und for sale by tse -nwS JCGJEsMlTH. sssro~.-.n
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-01
PUBLIC SALES.
HY EDWARD E. GALE.

VII ho Sold iu front ot th= nnn=san Esose, at iz o'clock on MONDAY. ths lst tdy ef December nezt, 70 the hughes; tidIsT fsr ossis--
 ile 5hsrea Firnsn's issurance Co.'S Stpsk. or 90 meeb IAriecl ss maj Ls seeesszr7 10 prodscs the sns ol &z.&6S 1, and cosfs and expsases Sf sale.
 It wiii be offered iR ots of fse aud ion shares ts
 LINDSAY k FOX B.. Auor.ess.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-01

STORAGE, STORAGE, SToRAGE--ESLA- - VAS Fire Prouf Warehouse is aow open fur storage 4t the lowest possule raies. Gsods landed x, the Warehouse Wharf and stored, will be takes an very reasonable terms. Wharfage, Dravaee and Storage ineIsdrd. Appi, 10 o. ". SAVAGE st the Warehouse. W. F. BRYAEr, St Michael s,. ar 10
 po,24 q RIVERS G co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-01

Y AW NOTICE-JoHs WOODWARD and rHo- A MAS WOODWARD have associated in the prac- tice of the law, and will practice in the Courts of Law and Equity in ihe following counties, viz:-- Macon, Russell, Lafayette, Randolph, Taapnosa, Benton and Taladega; also, in the Supreme Court at Tuscaloosa.
 fES- Office at Talladega, Ala. dec9Ky
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-01

M U FMTTFAL-U. b. TFsTlFtFTTTTIF
 Al forms his friends and he public 'hat he i,as re-
 moved his Cabinet Furniture Manuiac'ory to No 22
 Waier-st., three doors north of st. Francis st,
 where he will continue the business in all it's branch es. Upholstery, repairing and making ic order Poi- trait and Picture Frames: Sofas resraitd; MaTass. es made over in the best Nsnner. share of pat. ronsss solicited. D. B. CRANE. 22 Wa,er st,
 three doors norih of St Francis st. 4 few articles of choice Furniture on hand will be
 soM very low. novllKmn
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-01

CHAMPAGNE-Th sahscrioer has just receiv- Wine of the "Marqa,s de Massiac," which he gf- fers fur sale to the trade ,t importation prices He will have constantly on hand Champagne of this brand of lst and 2d qualities ard is prepared to execute orders for any quantity.
 noy28 c. w OGDEN. IS and 71 Water.st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-01

AA FOR RENT-From the l.t uroxirno, that large dwelling house wiik 6ne t-houses, etc., on the sf Church aad Ceacepion streets. The lot is most spacious, having N large from on Church street aad fine dcp,h ca Conception street. The prem'ses is well sapplisd wi.h eis,era water, and also tho city works arc insrodsesd. Rsat moderate. Apply 10
 octs0 226 AUSTIN & HARDY.
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OFFICE SUPEKIETEEpAsT PUBLIC iiMBEK.
 Mobile. 2i-t Nov. 16l5.

OFFICE SUPEkIsTESpAsT PUBLIC iihBEk.
 Mobile, 2ist Nov. 16l5. NIRCULAR-It being an obect oi the Govern V ment to preserve and prevent from waste the Timber oa the Psbi,e Lands, such as Pine, Ook, Cypres, &c., the of the Navy, the unsier- sgned has been instructed io take s'eps neressary to carry oui the wishes oi the Government iH that particular gives public notice that an, per- son persons hereafter iound cutting. felling or carrying cf timber from of the public lands, or lands belonging io the Uniied States. in the State of Alabama. adjacent ,o the Gulf of Mexico, in the counties of Mobile, Baldwin, and Washington, will be prosecuted iH pursuance of the Laws of Cos gress ia such made and provided.
 l, is not the objsct of ihe Government to inter- fere with those cIaining pre- empion rights oa public lands who only GU, timber enough to baild fences, houses for dwellings, $c, provided ms tim. Der is carried of for sale Those who have heen ia ,he habn of cutting aad carrying oG iron, the public lands. pine. oak, cypress, juniper, &e. will do well tp atiead to this noliee.
 aov24 245Ew . J. c. LYON.
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AzA LAND AND NEGROES FOR SALE. nkk
 U THE uniersignei. wishing ,o leave -. tie State, offers for sale valuable Plantation, silu- aied n Aatauga County, near Statesyille, coniain- ing 1900 acres. about TOO acres cleared and 'a N high slate of cultivation, being the place formerly occupied by John Gliersleeve and John Scott. On the plantation there is good Gin and Mill House; also, fine Dwelling, with all the necessary out. buildings. Attached to the pIantatiop there is n Tan Yard. in complete order. !. .'t
 Also, forty six Negroes, consisting of men. wo- aud children; the stock of Horses, Males, Hogs, Cattle, Farming utensils, &c. The Land will be sold with or without the Negroes, as the purchaser may desire. The above is offered at pri- vate sale until the Is, of December next, when, ii aui disposed of, it will he sold at Auction.
 Terms of sale-One third Cash, the balance in one. two and three years, with interest from date. Apply to JAMES E. ZUNTS.
 SCI T-2II tldec Mobile.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-01

0EoRaR CALVES,
 JonNA. CAMPBELL,
 4. $. DumEG, ! hobsse. PkRcY WALKER,
 WAIT s. HoTT.
 ERAKcts 5. kYoN, ! DAn,,,,us BEEJ. N. GLovER. 1Hos. RIvEs, ! p..,,., n.ii.. ~. wv RoYKiN. O. The duties of the school win be resumed on lhe second Monday in Oc,ob-- t.," l0s
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-01

xkA FOR KENT-A comforlabIe Dwelling Es House on the west side of Conception s,rset. third house from 0oyernment, with all conveuieOt offices, aud ia good repsir Apply at this oGi:e.
 novl
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-01
A a;A RD.

"A THE undersigned begs leave 10 inform the mer- II chants of Mohic, and skip masters, that he has taken sH ofhce n the iron, part sf the store occu- pied by Nessrs. J. II Rivers & Co.,, for the purnore of carrying on n Ship and Merchandise Brokerage BusiRess He hopes by strict attention to business to sIve entire satisfaction 10 those who may employ h,m and to deserve continuance of their patronage Ship Captains will be able ts oblain at any time all possible Information as regards freight.
 E. s. CkuZAT. Refers to Messrs.-- ,-.
 Eslava, Murreil & Co.
 J. Lecesne,
 Chas. LeBaron, lsuoh;. .f.t Jos. Auze & Son,
 Whitaker q Sampson,
 James Magee & Co.
 Raymond & O., New Orleans.
 Carlos Cruzat, Esq Havana. nov6Rmo MRS. COLLINS. an Indian Dociress, who has MI res,ded many years with the Indians and sIu- ded ,he Indian mode of practice cures sil kinds of diseases that curabr, such sores, ulcers, can. crrs and chronic diseases of ali kinds, and consup- ton if not too far advsnc-d--can restore the blind Co s,ght and deaft, hearing, il moi born so--eures wens, sore eyes, dropss, and all complaints of the l yer. Also, ladies' diseases She uses ruos and herbs altogether in her practice, the most Of which she procures from Michigan, that cannot be found in the souihera cuunty.
 E.r Residence oa the corner of Lipscomh and Claiborne streets, where she may be Gland a' all times nness professionally engaged. no'6 Kmo*
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-01

n2A VALUABLE SUGAR OR C0rfON EXPLANATION FOR SALE-Wil Se sold liberal terms. 2500 acres of Land situated the river St. Bernard in Texas, five miles west of the Bra sos rver and I5 miles from the sea coast. su- able either for Sugar or Cotton. 200 cleared and in high state oi cultivation, with fine new Gin House, excellent kssre Houses. Stables. Ne. Ca this usc, is Ssgar Cane sufficient to plant some one hundred acres To such who wish the 25O0 acres present strong attractioas The land s of the best quality. For further particulars, ap ply to BOYkIN < mcRAE, Mobile.
 Ds-The Newt Orleans Pickavune will copy for one uuonIh and seud bill to fnovllKmot B McR
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-01

AA FOR RENT-A eonmodioss and airy two Es story frame Dwelling House. situated on Gov ernneBi, between Conception and Jncks,n s,reets, and lately occupied by W. II. Redwood Esq. Apply
 to R. L WATKINS O.,
 aov1 corner Water and 1t Fraacjs els
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-01

M NOTiCE.--At the request of Captain D. T. Deu. pree, the sieamboa, Carei,na Is sviekea q (rva sAe it of Insurable Boats. Notice is hereby given to holders of open policies, that no cottsa will be covered the steamboat Car. ona. after this date, while under the co,nmaad ot Captain Despree,
 Mobile Insurance Co.,,
 by THO5. 8. KING, Secretary. Firemens Insurance Co.,,
 byJ T. FRANKLIN, Secretary. Alabama Life Insurance and Trust Co, -u byN.O. J. TiSDALE, Secretary. Merchants Insuraa, e Co,
 by THOMAS W. MCCOY, Sec. Mobile, Nov. i7, ls45. uovlsuw
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-01

AEA FOR RENT-A small Frarso Dwelling on E:# the south east corner of Third and Walnut sts. Alsn-Four comfortable BrIck Dwellings on ihe south side of S,. Anthony street. between Jackson and Claiborne streets. Each dwelling has four rooms with fire pl,ces--aIso gooi kitchen, and Il well uf water in the yard.
 They are now undergoing thorough repairs, and will be rented law to good tenanis.
 Apply at the Merchants' Insurance Co. Of1ce, cor nnr Royal and St Pranc,s streets.
 seo,23 T. w. Mct;OY. Secretary.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-01

A N EXPERIENCED BUSINESS MAN, good "A book keeper, etc, with aa extensive counir, and city acquaintance, wantss situation some es- ablished house, with inc expectation of becpming partner af,er n satisfactory acquaintance, by inves- ing $3,000 10 S5,000. Concentration to Il H.. through the post office will be received and promptly attended io. ocil6 2i4
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-01

| lsT OF iNSURABLE BOATS, 10 which the A Inspector will add.
 FIRST GLASS. sEconD GLASS. Steam Rust Montsomery Steam Boat New " orld, |,
 Eliza, Carolina, ,--sSinekea
 Marenso, sf l7h Nev.
 Wm Bradstreei, New Era,
 Sam Dale, Alabama,
 Lowndes, Belle Pouie,
 TuscaIoosa. Norma,
 ". w. Fry, Bourbon, Dallas, Union, Warrior, C!assel l7fh Nov. Admiral, Noxuies, Potomac, Clermunt, .sl. Native,
 Mobile. Nov. 18th 1Si5. 1ovlS uw IDLACKWELL'S ANT.ACRID TINCrURE AD--Eor the safe, certain and speedy cure of Go. ncrhoea, Seminal Weakness, Menorrhagia, Leueorr- hoaa, and other Uterine affections. This truy valuable aad unrivailed Medicine stands pre- eminent ia the n d,seascs of the class just enumerated. It is perfectly free from Mercury and all other mineral preparations; is simple, inofen- sve in taste and odor, and s recommended with the most unlimited confidence. founded personal ob- serva,on of it's effects. supply just received and for sale by l. c. DuBOSE A O., nov2S No. s9 Wa,er-st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-01

IgA FOR RENT-Those very deairabIe offices SsA 26 St Michael street, secord hnnr. Apply io Mr ARCH'D BKows, No. 20 St Michael st nr io
 noyl1 IECESEE
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lzA FOR RENT-Two small stores n the new E: building ,he east side of Commsrce street, beiween Goyernuent and Church st. Apply to
 oct29 VIM. P. BROWNE
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From Hc Wasiagton City Union. MONUMENT TO JACKSON.

Pursuant to the public notice a numerous and highly respectable meeting ol the citizens of Washington, favorable to the erection in this city of colossal equestrian statue in honor of the memory of Andrew Jackson, assembled at the Apollo; Hall, on Monday evening, the 18th September l945.
 The meeting was called to order by James Hoban. Esq; and, on motion, General John P. Van Ness was unanimously called to the chair; and after few appropriate remarks by him, the Hon. Amos Kendall and John Boyle, Esq, was appointed vice presidents, and James Hoban and John w. MaAry, sec retaries.
 Mr. Hoban offered the following resolu- tions
 ResozUed, That the American people be called upon to unite in erecting, at the seat of the federal government, suitable monu- ment to the memory Of the Hero, Patriot, and Sage, whose recent loss the nation stlil deplores, to go down to our most distant pos terity, as record of the great mans glory' and of his country's gratitude and gfiel'
 Resozped That colossal equestrian statue in imperishable bronze, is deemed the most suitable for the purpose, to transmit to iutufe centuries the feautures and form on which the annals of the republic will teach each new succeeding generation to look with ever renewed love and reverence and an ever-re- newing ambition to emulate his noble deeds and nobler virtues.
 Resolped, That for the purpose of raising by voluntary subscription the requisite sum, a central committee of thirteen be appointed, which shall proceed forthwith to organize the necessary measures for the collection ot subscription, by whom monthly publication of the same shall be made, and the money securely invested.
 Resolued, That as General ,Tackson's own most trusted and beloved friend, and the selected inheritor of his papers and guardian of his fame, Francls P. Blair be appointed treasurer.
 Resolped, That the following citizens con- stitute said committee of thirteen, with pow CT to apply vacancies in their own number :; and, after the completion, to direct, and su- perintend the execution of the proposed work Cave Johnson, F. P. Blair, Thomas
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.sse. which had been produced by slave 'oD' Bnt you do not think it wrong, oh IT. .reraow the whole world with the v rork of your free-slaves. < Free l-gO sn Yes. cannot find another word
 s sl better characterize the miserable be- WI, sho are toiling in your manuiactories:
 WI. .a free by name, but far worse than
 s' ;o fact; who would be happy, indeed, ? ?. .ould be fed and clothed and warm l nnrsed in sickness, and provided 'ta ';oss. as well as American SlaUes are.
 r' 11 if not be more like Christians, and ls l.bs;lanlhyophists, and much better both .,a s''r and us, if you would look to the evils 'gr .,,nr doing of your own land-if you " % undertake the melioration of the con- { If fvour own laborers and paupers; and
 ,o sow seeds of discord between mas Fa1 servants, in this country? In which rment do you think you would be the s.efill-which would make you most ',.Se to our heavenly Father? Answer, 7, inc bar of conscience and common in order that you may be able to an- at the bar of God
 |,, Bull! you are, upon the whole, a | cood fellow. But you must cease [Inc with the business of other people, sweep the dust from before your own ore you put your broom to work be- |5e door of your brother
 JONATHAN. |3qasas County, .4rk., Oci. 1845.
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From He Salem .Adveriiser, Oct. ,.
U. s. CIRCUIT CouRT

Judge Woodbury took his seat on the bench yesterday. Impressive and interesting proceedings ill reference to the decease of Judge Story followed the opening of the court-comprsing an address by the district attorney on presenting the resolutions of the bar; very ably drawn and impressive re- sponse by Judge Ware, long the associate ot the deceased; and an appropriate recogni- tlon of the proceedings by Judge Woodbury. A further account of these proceedings will appear.
 The charge to the grand jury, by the new judge, was listened to with much interest by the large crowd assembled. It was generally regarded as clear, conservative, sound, and firm.
 Two members of the Society of Friends, who had been returned to serve on the grand jury, were not empaneled, they declining to take the oath The court remarked, that the existing law makes no provision for qualify ing grand jurors, except upon oath
 There are seventy continued actions on the docket.
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SECRET TREATY


 Lopez de Santa Ana, general-in- ,sarmy of o6Herations, and Presi- F republic of Mexico, before the U eslabllshed in Texas, solemnly aselI to fulfil the stipulalions COIL us 2, following articles, as far as con- l. He will not take up arms, |ssn r to be taken up, against the iexas, during the present war of lie will give his orders that, ia ! ame, the Mexican troops may E'fllory of Texas.
 lie will so prepare matters in M Mexico, that the mission that 1" 'hliher by the government of pc we'll received; and"that, by syo'lallons, Y all differences may be "' independence that has been 4e convention may be aclnow- A, A treaty of commerce, amity, hl De established between Mex I II. ine territory of the latter 'syond1he Rio Braoo del Nor ,ne prompt return of General 1,. era !. Cruz being indispensable, ,S Ss ol effecting hls solemn en- @e government of Texas will
 '' immediate embarcaiion for ,l, ms instrument being obligato-
 dns. as we'll as on the other, will tbo tsbopileaie, remaining folded and negotiation shall have been u aea It will be restored to his
 santa Ana-no use of 1t to be
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Rltchie, Amos Kendall, J. P. Van Ness, '. hlyes, Wm. A. Harris, J. E. Dow, Benja- mn, 5. French, J. w. Maury, Charles K. Gardner, James Hoban, and Charles P. 5eng- stack.
 Which resolutions were read, and enthu- siastlcally adopted.
 And the meeting adjourned.
 JoHNP. VAN NESS. President.
 JoHS tSpS fasP1LL BoTPn, Vice Presidents. JOHN ". MAURY, e... JAMES HoBAN, Secretaries,
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For tie .ardunsas Banner.

lor FptToR OF THE BANNER:
 1. onestion of Gonvention now being we are casting about, and discussing |eits and qualifications of candidates [,leavoring to select from amongst us, |me, upon whom we can with confi- |beslow our suirages in the approach |nest: and this position is rendered kire, as union of public sentiment of |mocracy of Arkansas has conclusive |miaed upon the necessity of a State Iion to be held in Little Rock; and 1 s designated by like consent being | of January next; it behoves the de- l " of the State 10 take the required without delay, to ensure a full, fair imrtial expression of opinion, of their lces fer Representative in Congress,
 occasion. No course presents itself alculated fer the accomplishment of
 than the assemblage of the people Iy conventions, as early as practlca- discuss the merits of candidates, and segates to represent them in this con
 And in the nomination of the State
 iou. i'll which all have the right of nation, 1t should be the duty of all
 10 acquiesce; notwithstanding the of the north, the south the east or
 may be unable successfully 10 pre-
 rparlicular claims for precedency CT
 the section of the State from whence
 iidate for Representative is to come.
 Ol for men or sectional interests
 a body polite, we unite to do
 BnI for the principles which have
 shed us as a portion of the great
 ran family. and heretofore crowned
 @t every struggle, ill their behalf,
 EOy.
 such determinations for the goVern-
 our conduct upon the issue of the
 On, we can with proprlety, III the
 present. the claims of those, whom
 ls, from the various sections of the
 heir discretion have named for the
 ERd while, in this communication,
 1esignate one who has become prom
 re the people in this portion of the
 do so, without any derogatlon of
 |6cations of others, whose names the people, and in whose integri- rneiples the democracy have the |afdence. Yet in a State, with our territory it is natural-it would be Fere ii otherwise-that sectional in- i d feelings, for q time to greater egree, will prevail and in these lies there are those that, from their
 publications and associations, seem w ad justly too, for public lavor.- s th, which is the only portion of nd where we have had an opportunity a gour opinions, we find among those s nlnent the name of Gen JOHN s. Crawford. His firm and undevi- h renee to the principles of democ- hI eadiness ever to gird on his ar tad aence of the cause, have arrayed as m d phalanx of friends that will in name prominently before the con of January next.
 is Yours &c.,
 .eel CARROLL.
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GEsONGE MELBOURNE,
 AJEp(tTI ANfIt

East siie Of afain street, Littlc Rock, .ar6's,
 T| EEPS constantly on hand, by frequent irnpor- IA tations, complete and excellent assortment of fG0ODS-particularly of DRY GOODS. All of which he sells at very lolg prices for CASH, All his purchases and sales being made for CASH, he is satisfied with prices which credit business cannot afford Those parsons, therefore, who have cash to lay out in goods, will do well to call and examine his stock.
 By late arrivals. he has received an addition to his assortment, of several beautiful and desirable articles of summer goods.