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 AMPuptA.--The correspondent ol 'he Tropic furnishes the following sksteb Of tbe commander of the Mexican Army al Mon terey: 9n
 ..I had occasion to go on maiter of ousi- ness with several of our officers to call oh Gen. Ampudia, we found his quarters bnef furnished, his table loaded with frniir wine and segars, while ia an adl.FDing apaTln'eni were seen several women ganfliIy dressed On our presentation 10 him he merely bowed standing wilh his bands ia his breeehe'' with a white jacket on, and sa uBbt clgsi Ii hts rnouth, and asked what we wanted, without even extending to us the courtesy o a seat, much less to parsakc of lbe sfano' on his saBpiaous table He vaS Rsideeuy drank, and TO doubt had been, from appear oace, besstly SO, the night before, lie IS 5 large man of full six feel, inclined to cor puleney, with hlile, shrewd, esshsag b'aeA eyes, indicative of deceit, intrigue and llbe'' tiBisn,, he wore all imperial, with 'tff V' beard on his chin. There was nothing .' hls nissners prePessessing oF pleasing. 1e' on Inc contrary, you becose d'sgussed "'' the man and feel he is william, . lyran', an" a coward. And this great Mexican =Gsls4 al, am confidently told, was once COB inoa drasaaaa in the streets Of HaSana
 The Picayase says that one great Fess"' why truth is stranger than hcuoe. is hecaa'' there is mol so much of il n the world
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An annoymoas writer over the signature of ssDick Gabble,n in the last @Democrai,r purporting to have been written from Ran dolph county on the 18th Nov charges me, indirectly, with having violated my solemn pledge made to the people of my Senatorial District, during ihe canvass, 10 vote for Chester Ashley first, last, and all the time Acting on the principle that no siandcrer, whose eowardly course m suppfessing his true name. IS worthy of notice, ! should have passed his foul charge without responding to it, hut for the fact that the writer purpors to be one of my constituents, and proposes 10 speak the voice of one county at least of my District
 hold to the doctrine that the Represen- iaiive Is bound ia good faith to carry out the will and wish of bis constituents, when distinctly expressed, or to resign his trust And notwithstanding the majority of my dis trct preferred Ashley so Yell, stil have to learn whether they prefer, or did al the time ofmy election, the elevation of Col. Ashley to any other man within the State. And the subjcined statements go to prove that my eomPetitor lost ground in his canvass, for his repeated attacks nPon me, charging Mai I sometimes preferred Col. Ashley 10 Cor, Kelf--and sometimes preferred third man, # from the north or eastern part of the Slate.
 am aware that such communications are sought for by the Editor of Col Ashleyfs organ. 1T he desires nothing more than jus- tice he will copy .his communication, and the subioined statements of Capt Mitchell. and Dr. Croft, and the certificate of Hon. Jas. S,otts.
 H. L. EVANS.
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CAUTION TO CARELEss WMrERs.-Some time ago, sn old lady wrote to her London bookseller for "a copy ofa pamphle: entitled No. 90" The old lady was remarkable for careless writing, and the consequence in this instance was mos: ladicsaas. The booksel- Ter, after taking wosla ef trouble, cent back to say that he Ind sought everywhere, but was unable to ind pamphls twi,h 40 Co. for its titis--.sforris's Pytss.
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LOSS OF THE STEAMER MARIA .

Tagetksr rtfh l0or l2 pcrsaas scalded 10
 dedtA or droseaed. besides some 26 nore
 badly scalded--JP Harsi, her lA eIsrk omeag the killed.
 Such is the paiuful intelligence of lh6 Eate of our noble packet the Maria. Poor Hurst, he was one oi Natures nohlssl specimens of naan. We hasten to lay tho following particulars before our readers, as kindly sent US by Mr. Martin. clerk Of the Tallna;
 STEAMER PALMA, Nov. 23d, lS46.
 .Mr. Laiham:--Oa Saturday, 2lst insL, about ? o'clock in the morning, some seven or eight miles below Natches, the steamer ''SulIana" descending, and steamer '.Maria" ascending, cape n contact with such lremen- dous force as 10 sink the latter immediately in about 3 iathoms water. The shock wss most awful, dispfaring her boilers, breaking her steam piper and producing the most dis tressing havoc, of her hrepen and deck hands particularly taa
 We learned from Mir Iiawley, the, 2d clerk that her crew consisted cf 52 men, officers nos included, oat of which number some i2 or H only escaped unhurt--25 or 26 were dangerously scalded;--ths balance missing, among whom. we are paned to hear, was her first clerk, Mr. James P. Hurst, noble man, also her 3d engineer; had no deck pas- sengers, and bu. few cabin, all of whom, il IS believed, with most of the baggage, were saved.
 There were only two ladies on board--- Mrs. J C. Lonsdals and family, Of Memphis, and Mrs Dr. Meade of s. Louis. These la dies displayed great presence of mind, es- pecialIy Mrs L.. who kept her siateroom doors closed to avoid the steam. The Ta- ma ran almost instantly nlong side. when they were conducted safely on board.
 The agonies and shrieks of the snfssers cannot be described. aad were truly heart piercing Every ihing that could be was promptly done to alleviate their dreadtal agony. by the officers of the Maria, Sultaaa and Talma. Drs Meade and Saunders, with the assistance of Mr sam Hymen, of Lotus vllle, and N. BoilviH, oi U. 5. Array, were very efficient in their humane kindness and attention.
 Capt IIite. of the Palma, remained as long as any assistance could be rendered, and con veyed the sufferers to Na,chez, where they were taken in charge of the physiciao of the hospital.
 The Sultana being ladeued with eoitoH protected her to some extent. although se- yerelv injured WnA regard 10 the accident, which boat if either or both were Dot in fault. l am unable to speak. l. was certainly an unfortunate affair. Capt Pearce of the Sul- tana. did all he could to save life sfler ;hs boats struck, and used every exeriion with his boat tow to push the Maua out upon the bar. ls is very probable tha, but few oi the number injured will recover
 Respectfully yours, J, M MARTIN, Cl'k, K Tafsan
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G. B. CROFT.
Dee. 8, ls46.

 had a conversation with the Hon. $. J. Wiley, in presence of James Sto,ts, mem Der of the House, on the subject of my course in the late canvass He states that he does not wish to give any certificate about the canvass; but states, to the best of his recollection, he hever heard me declare mv- self first, last, and all the time, for Ashley, but says was for Ashley over Yeli.
 II. L. EVANS.
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[ ours, in haste,
 JOHN MITCHELL.
LITTLE Rock, ARK's.
 Dee. s, ls46.
Hon. II. l.. Evans:

Hon. II. l.. Evans:
 Sir-ln reply to your note of this day, l can only say, that recollect of hearing you, during the late canvass, declare that you pre- fered Col Ashley for U. s. Senator 10 Gov. Yell. 1 also heard you, on several occa- Sions, declare that you would vote for a northern or eastern man to either, giving your reasons at the same time, that the north and east had been altogether neglected by our delegation n Congress.
 Your ob't serv';
 G. R. CROFT.
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II. L. EVANS
Liitle Roek, Dec. 8. ls46.
Dr. II. L. Evans

Dr. II. l.. Evans:
 Dear Sir---In reply to your request as 10 your course in the late canvass for seat in the Senate. against Wm. Black, can only say. so far as know; in that portion of the district in the county of Green, you declared on the stump to support northern maa if we could get one; and if not Col. Ashley was your choice in preference to Col. Yell giving your reasons for preference that the northeastern portion cf the State, with her rive.s, had been neglected by our delegation i'll Congress.
 Respectfully,
 Yours, in haste,
 JOHN MITCHELL.
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Charles Hodges, James A. Session, William A. Nevel, George liarnhard, Thomas Will liatns,J ). J. Tumlinson. E. II McFadden, L. c. Hudspeth, Thomas c sham, William liar ris, James Boliinghoase, William Vails. John Jones. Thomas CFenshaw. and Alien Thomp- son, according 90 my present recollection. ROBT. FINLEY. -
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The Army and Navy of Texas.

szA FseolussoA was introduced by Mr. Col.
 Fins, of Criuenden, ins.ructing our delega-
 ion ins Congress, to use their exer,ions to procure the passage of law to incorporate
 with the army and navy of the United States
 those branches of the service which so late ly formed the defence of sister republic
 We sske pleasure in sayiag that both Houses uaauihnously adopted shesn, and from the Go |sefnot's proper appreciation ofihe claims or
 Tens, ip this matter, we feel assured in say- ing that t will .mee. with his hearty concur
 Ssnee aIt seems, siier all, to be but justice
 c tis snall, bat galIunt few, who lnain,ain- |ed sheir rights through period of the most
 sin,icsive wasfare, and iendered so freely their conquest to the United States, that they |sAoula take rank with those of our own army land assy. |, his so De hoped that our delegation in |Tosgrcss, will streauousiy urge si,e passage af such sllaw, no. only as reward to Yhe |bsAve hrar.s and strong arms who either con Iquered CT kept at bay the Mexican forces, but 10 comply with a request. in which we be- |lisse ali Arkansas will coincide. a in connection with this subject we had in tended 10 refer to names and deeds of chival- Fic as daring as any thing history can fur nish, incidents of thrilling interest which. tf5m tims to time, have reached Us, and which we will one day publish; but no one will rrqpire detail, when the question is ask. 'sd, esn vesdeprive these veterans of two |wars, men &ho have given territory and ser vice in battle, of their vacations and cast
 them when the war is ended upon the world lmssqnitedi as
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ApsoCRYMker or rHg Gkx, AssEMnLY. --ls will be ssepllscied by oar readers, that sas sisaed in Aas lass, the amount of unfn- ialaa basinsss before fihs two hodsss, pre- sisaed tks rossisdisy of aa adjournment at shs tisae 6xsd by shs joint resolution. This knsbsen verified by fcsoiusi5n which pass4 sa ~ ffuuse tofeseind- which was sent to shs ll. sshsis, md by that body eoneu,iued in, Wish sn asaendmea. lha, the day should be Mxsd fpF she 18th. ..l 3 u.
 On he 5sIss the iouss adjourned (at the & ssssl hoaf o'clock, p. m.l until g o'clock asxs ssesuins, without haring acted upon tAe ssnase's ameedmen, The quessionahen Assss n tAe minds of snasy, whe,he, or not { U saeA [ stsse iof tho case, the General As- Sssmhly was not adjourned sine de, upon the hllarauOf the iiouse 10 accept the condition snnsxsd b the resembling resolution. To obsiase sl.e diiicalty, by common consent the meMbsrs Of he House assembled in the shsmeoa, and determined that the adjourn msns of' shs morning was no. final, and sent, ss wee informed, . message to the Senate
 thsn ia ssssioal proposing 10 co-opea,s wiah ithesa in fixing day. i'l Yesterday the ,Seuate communicated to the Houss joint resolution, again fixing the day for he 18th. l. has Abt yet been con- epryad ip. ssIs
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Dec. 8. 1916.

IJCC. O. IOfU. was present and heard the conversation between H. L. Evans and B. J. Wiley, and il IS correctly stated.
 JAMES SToTTS.
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S5.992.S00

So that, including the cost of arms and munitions, tAe expenses of lhe war will be hardly equal to the $l0,000,Oe0 appropr,a- ted by Congress for 50,G01 voln1ieers, or m, exceeding, for the army and navy, up to the close of the current October. or for campaign of six months, 10000, 900 above the expenses of the peace establishment, lea- ving oat of view entirely the 500 muier, the 40 pieces of artillery, and the military s.sses and munitions captured from the eaemy--to say nothing of the gold and silver which we expect to find before long, and of the very respectable slice of territory already annexed in the progressive extension of the borders of liberty.
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LITTLE Rock,
 December 7th, iSa6 s-b Robert Finley, who acted as deputy Sheriff st the late October term of the Cir cuit' 'Cours of Sca,t county, do certify that the following names composed the Grand Jury at said term, to vii: James F. Gaines,
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ID Tlle Pablic.

@ , n arrangsmsns with his Excelleaes,
 Ussw, sssiy in June lssi, undertook S ttI 1lI ;5h - Regimen. of Arkansas Noun
 ss.rs, rish terase and sabsis,enee, n ler bones . washinRtea. farniab- ep1er tie srrsngsmenss tonge and subsis- - ts af9hs 2sup psniss, afne4ntiae s6 np-
 Nf 1e l)Qe, aal one essIt of which have ' S rsce(r1l Isasn il,s gosernAsent f'have Nsisisa ta illa department al < tfnelpa, f0fwanisd ss5 ssesdhfs, akd G ghey hsss thus iar fsilrs fs sassss. 'ssya jjs.ss
 a15ase who furnished me wssh the ~ l'l ll i " zlsislsnes fps spe iroeps, nay Fes' 1 6E so so6S n tlse fnnds eae bst ll@y thslI ke paid
 j,ope s6d aFaaku will soon Feach ne. s
 R<SpecffuIIy, WM FIELD N H i;il M i;1s 3 3, $ $ f
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10 Lls Editor cf the Baaaer:: SiR: must rsqaess you 10 pnblish in the columns fthe Banner, the resolutions adop- ted hy the Grand Jury of Scott eossn.y. Ar kansas, on the Slh of October last, with the names of the subscribers thereto. And also be pleased to publish the accompanying communication, and much Sblige.
 Very respectfully,
 Your friend and os't servt,
 JAMES F. GAINES,
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men to the previously existing army will

men to the previously existing army will show.
 Allowing each man EinclatIiag o:licevs) for clothing, pay and subsistence, to cos, los SIX months $l50, Il will give for 10000 men, the extraordinary frree in the 6eld, the sum of S3,000, 900 Allowing each man to cost S2o
 for transportation, 100000 For 500 baggage wagons and
 harness, at SlJ0, 75,OOO For 500 mules and pack saddles,
 at $z6, 37,NOo For 1000 horses for wagons. at
 $50, 50.aOO For 5000 tents, at Sl0, 30,OO0 For 5000 horsesand equipments,
 for ,lragoons, cavalry, artilie-
 ", &c., al S109 3OO.O0O For purchase aad hiFe of steam
 beats, hFiEs, schooners, Sc.
 including Stevenson's expedi-
 ton, ,55nn AM, For contingent expenses, 500,OO0
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List Of Appointmentsin the Ar
 kansas M. E. Conference.

Litie Roet Dishici--A. HuNrER, P. E.
 '' |" Staiion--J. F. Truslow. - Searcy Cireuit-Ts be supplied. Little Red River Mission-S. Parish. Smithville Circuit-G. F. Hays. Batesyille Crc't---J. J Roberts & J. Nj. Stevenson Athens Mission--J. K. Blakely. Lewisburg Circait--L C. Adams. Perryvie Mission n--1 Owen. Benton Cireuit--S. Carlisle. Elizabeth Circait--J. Cowle. Fayetter;ile DisiTicf-J. HARHELL, P. E.
 Circuit--T. Stanford Ft. Smith and Van Buren Stations---G. B. Poage.
 ." Circnit-H. ". Balch. Van Buren H. A. Sugg. Dardanslle J. M Rogers, CiarksviIle N. Taylor, Yellviile Mission--A. D. Overall, Cauollton Circuit-J. w Floyd. 4: Bentonviile R M Kirby Jasper Mssion---J. D. Stockton. Waskfngfoa Dtsiricf--W. MooaEs, PIE.
 cIrcuit-J.-w. shipman.--one to be
 supplied, La Fayette J. B Stanford Camden sta,ioa--C P Turrentine. Arkadelpbia Circait-T F. Garrett. Blue Bayou W. B. Bell Mountain Mission--W. [. ThornburY. Little River '' J. Rice. Camden Circuit--T. c. T. Steele Red River African Mission--To be supplied. Pine Bl'g Dasirici-ZJ. EsrAsRoox, P. E.
 NHchit-D+ W IottNgnan. Napoleon |" w. Finn. ArkansasA C. M Slower Columbia " w. T. Anderson. Harrison W. B Mason. Warren J. c Alexander Princeton A. M. Burlington. Fl Dorado NJ. B. Lowery White Oak Mission--io be supplied. HeIeaa Distnet-F BRowS, P. E.
 Cireuit-To be supplied Old Town ~J W. Shook. 12 Mount Vernon CiTcait--J. Nj, Jteele, Green MissloD,--S. Clarke s Marion Circaii--I. Tinnan. Osceoia .' A. Avery Lswrencevilse Cireui,--W. l.. Guthrey J. Caster. Agent for the Washington Male and Fe-
 male Seminary. !. D. Akin, transferred to Indian Mission Confer J F. Ferguson, 6 Texas Conference. J H. Riggs, East Texas ., T. T. Leach. !" Mississippi {"
 ]. F. TRusLOW, Sec A.. 4. C.
 N. B. The Gazette and Democrat are respectful y requested to copy. J. F, T.
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N We are indebted to Mr. A. W. SANFORD, " lhs sm of Walton, Sanford & Co, Gro
 sess asd Forwarding Merchants, New Or
 leepA fps a late Picayune and De:ta. con |ninins hsadsomeiy engraved maps of the 11sfmisx of Monterey. 2lsl ,ssto ,e
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Y STEAMBOAT ARKAssAs MAiL.-it will be sesas from our advertising columus, that this
 sxeellrwssssame, is again in our river, to ply
 es | rsEuist packet from this place to Mem !fbis. He. fine accommodations, her polite |4nd gsaslemaaly Captain, together with his
 Experience in the business, we hope will en- x:is her b such a share of public patronage - 6iIl make lhe season profitable to him.
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1 ca secouas ef shs press of bus,ness ir |lls IIssss of Reps. she slshs have beeu
 = eohs.an,ly employed oa he Journal
 " we wpss unable to make copy of any pust ~ shs procsediags for this weeks pa-
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A We arc requested to call the asaension x kEnssrs, ,sAsesghous she Stale, 10 shs pub Aed slsw suucsrning shs advertising of e. Ill1I ' sud sshs notice q ,hs Secretary ol
 U U fsssi,s psopossIs. .ll
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PREMiUM FOR SoLpiERs.---The following regulation has been issued by the Secrea Y of War, and IS published in the New Yt { papers: .3-.a-
 Har Dspartmem .Noe. }, IS46, With view to expediting the Recruiting service, the officers on that duty are hereby authorized to allow any citizen, non commis- stoned officer or soldier, two dollars for each able bodied msr he may bring le the Ren- dezvous, and who shall be accepted Cor pub lie service.
 Signed, W. L.MAsel,
 Secretary of War.
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CALL FoR MoRE TRooss. learn that the Wsr Department has issued acquisitions for nine additional regiments of volunteers, to serve during the war with Mexico, unless sooner discharged, as follows:
 One regiment of iaianry from Massaehu- seils; fsa M rs g g,s j 0ae regiment Of infantry from the State of New Yerkfsar M a
 One regiment of infantry from Pennsyisa- nis, ssst 4 ssAg sf 'sa NasA a ll ssd One regimen. of infantry from Virginia;
 One regiment ofialan,Ey frosil North Caro- lina;
 One regiment Of infantry from South Caro- lima.
 { One regiment Of infantry from Louisiana;
 One regiment of infantry from Mississippi;
 One regiment Of fnounsed men from Texas.
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SlcsiyicAsr ENOUGH -The Ashtabula Sentinel, published in Gidding's district, in Ohio commenting at some length apon one of car articles; (which we pass oxers) and sia.ls ap with this emphatic declaration, whieh ssands like . proseriPsisa of . section of ths Unifed Staiss- U=ics
 tsN0, Ms. Kiiche, we deem Il quito rossl~ ble hat ypn may ses John F Hale elected Pssident hui ~ do aat bsiissF yoa wiiieser s ses snafker sfarekolder. or EirnER PARry. ia lh< yxxsideHfiai ckdir,n
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The Picayaae says thai Sne great fesS"' why truth is stranger than 6cuoe. ,s heeai''' there is mol so much of il n the world
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at3.3 FUM LAND AGENT.
 Col. Hampton nominated L. J, Reardon. Elected without opposition.
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 last i2 months bat cannot think, if all our meetings, in that time, were put together, they would amount to as much as once in two weeks, much less daily. a ai eetT As io his heinz every day in attendance on the Circuit Court, will say was closely engaged on the Grand Jury all the time was al Court, and Jeff for home soon after its ad- journmenL remember, however, tc have seen Mir. Fea,hers;on there once or twice in the morning, during Court, and he was com plaining very much of indisposition, and |, a few days after, saw him al his own house iu bed, and complaining heavily. ~E
 am L,us particular, in order iha the gen ileman's recollection msy be refreshed, and that he may, on reflection, rec;ify the llttie mistake that he has made in his assertion that he has seen me almost every day during the las, or years.
 As for his vote, for Floyd instead of Judge Brown, who Is one e. the men first in the knowledge, aud first in the ailectious, and high estimation of he people of Scott eosn- y, both as private citizen and judge, Il is an account leave him 10 setile Siah those who sent him here. l, however, doubt whe- ther, in the se.tlemen. of ihai account. he will be allowed credit for not only voting fos Mfr. Floyd, but signing . paper recon menaiag him to the members of the General Assembly. did express myself astnnished when isaw Mr. Feashersion's name io FloyFs dipicma. But l expressed that surprise to no one more strongly .haa .o Mr. Reatherslen himself This fel, authorized so do, from previous conversations we had upon the sub
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-03
IMPORTANT To MERCHANTS

CHINA, EARTHENVARE AND GLASS
a. greatly reduced prices for Cash.
INTENDING 10 move during the Summer into
the Store house above Mes-rs Kent Kendall
and directly opposite in order
rVe ourselves oi the trouble and OF
our goods have determined notwithstanding
the of goods the
sHoet with entire sPAg Importation Of China
and Class at greatly reduced for Cash City acceptance
short credit.
Our old customers invited make their purchases
above, or nj regular prices on the usual credit.
Merchants VIII consult by
Spring determined sell open
neIt fan an entire fresh supply Of fashionable goods.
WIN =. BUTLER & co,
So Main Street,
mh ~ Sign OF the Pitcher.
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FASHIONS HEAD QUARTERS,

no. 100 lInin, Corner of I 9Th and Vain Streets.
~ Is. SPENCE, Agent, has received his Stock
nz. Of Spring and Summer Ready Made Clothing and
meme Fancy Ware. lie complete as-o-
meht OF the following articles,
French and English Cloth Dress and Froek blue,
brown, olive green
French and American Plain and Fancy Cashmere
Pants.
Single Mned Cashmere Tweed and Linen Pants
Black Satin, Silk and Bouibazne Vests
Fancy do do Marselles and Cashmerette Vests
White Maseies Vests duoble single breasted standing and
IOlins collar
Kid, six Thread and White Berlin Gloves
Shirts, super plain and fancy
Bosoms and Collars 81 the latest styles
MerHo, Cotton SILK Undershrts
DO do Drawers and Socks
searfs Cnvats Stocks and Pocket Hdkfs great variety
Suspendefs of All Kinds
Silk and Bingham Umbrellas
An Of which will sell any establishment IL side
OF OrcgonI
T. b. Spence Clothing to be made
mp at the Fashionable Establishment John orem Co. Bal
An assortment Of samples constantly on hand.
n SPENCE Agc,t
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DK. CULLEN'S
INDIAN VEGETABLE REMEDY,

~ CURE NO PAY The great remedy
for secret diseases OF all every form and stage
Dr. Culens Indian Vegetable Remedy composed entirely Of
American roots Travellers Indians that they
cure Nenerea Diseases without Mercury
or Baam The pfopeos Of this medicine at great
cost directly from Indian and afflicted an OBJ
Poituny Of being cured danger Mercury and "a.
nauseous taste Of Balam This medicine pleasant the taste
and leaves odor upon breath.
Prepared solely by Rowhnd Walton and sold wholesale and
retail BY Jos r. Rowand $40 Market Philadelphia; Pieo
Richmond Va John r. Caan, Washington; Henry AlcI-
andtla' my
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w. $. & J. DOMAIN.
SPRING IMPORTATION HARDWARE.

Rl the Ships Garrick and WATERLOO, via New
~ YORK fom Liverpool We have received Spring ImIora
ton Of English Hardware and Cutlery; Northern
tiss.a rin assortment Of American Hardware.
We have the present imported largely staple goods
have been earcuto the patterns qualities
aHcrs adapted To the Of trade We
are prepaedo sell at prices that will be saactnry
p"ctuy invite merchants and friends generally
Hardware, to famine stock and pneeS-
w. g. a J. DOMAIN
Main .tre.t