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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-25
AUCTION NOTICES.

WIN W. SHIRLEY, Auetoueer
III oUsEHoLD FURNITURE SALE-BY II. Z. WILL
LAhD-Monday, April a. at 10 o'clock. At tbs house
No % franklin Street, general and Of faror
BEDROOM and Kitchen funure good order chairs,
soAs, tables bureaus, choa glass;
lamps and various other arclss sale positive
shine Goods 20 Be taxed away same day. a23 it~r
r. ATTIAnLsn,G ;!yt SALE VF NEW AND SECOND HAND
~ FUkNirukE-BY I Z. WILLARD-This Day, at 10
for cash TO close up advanced upon previous
removals secretary book bueaus 10 sofas sofa
bedste IDS centre tables, bedding chs rockers count
house desks petng, oil cloths to feet wide with
a23 it-r
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H. e. WILLARD & w. w. SHIRLEY, Auctioneers,
WILL give their personal attention the Saeso Honse-
w hold Furniture the residence OF families declining
housskeepn stocks ofCrockey. Dry Goods Grocery, and
sales OF Rea the Merchants Exchange. Also soil
cit from suds aud the public their
SALES ROC I3i BROADWAY, until 4, May LIST, when
Adams ExpTers Office. all lm*m
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WHAT Of Wall street Msnday NH inst at o'clock
q which uns the shfp wa ssn y As
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GREAT EXCITEMENT. =
EDGAR A. POE AND THE NEW YORK
ILTERATI

THE K,eat excitement caused b. the publication OF No. Of
the above remarkable papers exhausted supply the
May humber Of 0odeys Lsdys Book We have this morning
received few and wall be in the constant receipt Of
them untl he extraordinary demand il fully supplied
The June number will contain several notices, and
they viii be continued monthly.
w. H, GRAHAM,
a2S 2t-rc Tribune Baiidnss
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JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY,
Office No. so Wall st. opposite the Merchants Exchange.
lSHS Company continues insure against loss damage
by Fro, dwelling houses, warehouses, buildings ia ge
neral goods, aud merchandise and every description
Of propsy also against loss dam By inland
yigation and transportation.
DIRECTORS.
Thomas WThorne. Elisha Riggs,
Thomas +. Woodruff, Arson Baker,
B. r. Robson, M. d. Joseph Drake,
Thomson Price, Joseph Allen,
Moses Tucker, James L. Holmes,
John r. Dawson, John r. Moore
John H. Lee, William X. Thorn,
Caleb C.. Tuns, Thomas Morrell,
Francis Sage Eugene Borart
John T.. Merritt, Robert Smith.
GEO. T. HOPE, seerrtsry al tire
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DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
s :ss:I S!s fs:. lsSs k. ss.i;
xRvseh.. "A' VIM 5 H tss:ii;
s s:sS:s a nss.''ad 5 Sss,!s J. MANI.
TAMAsr hAEI..; ~.
Resolved Tia. X Dem as cSs oS
a. of,Ss D.aoer.s.s S,.
jS%ss E %; !; z 5s::ss
6 .S y r as.ss'''' ssserss.Ii... .s4s.
1 80 hale, Easn R;aDo, Scene Herring
Sen lS: s:' sIS. sail TyiR' ;"PsIieI
rs s. sonIh street.y
ROARDING-Ax gentleman and hi. wife aud few single
IN modem finished thlse story Roass
with family who will endesvor make agreeable and
doom south q Grand as sns Sn'
ANTEDmA respectable young woman situation
Washing ans a % q b s:
ePpyln Al 10 yandam street. IN the rear as II.
Adde'S. =. A.,:. 81. 'a'ss = wet
w ANTED-A respectable middle aged woman wishes
s building with oce to take charge Of and keep clean
q EoRGlA LUMBER co. Notes wanted az q per cent
ma sm.re 0S y A. Val psG street,
pURE WATER-sTONE's IMPROVED PREMIUM
Water Fl!iss-Thess 6.sn not only clarity but purify
ye.aS pud .nims %ssr sn 1s ~,
T. &C. The hering properties Of this apparatus gaeat
that even water lmpregnated with tobacco &c. &C.
rendered perfectly ta,teess no odor of chysta
line Can be and for sale Stone
and Brothers Croon Plumbing establishment 800 Broadway
s22 Im+r
EDWARD FOX, DRAPER AND TAILOR,
INVITES the attention Of the public the
stock Of ready made clothing the adapted spring
and trade In addition 10 the ready made the subscr
good, the market. Of every color and patterns and the
ments such enables the with confidence
wife the attention of gentlemen who prefer have their
made order The above stock having selected
with great and bought fer cash alone induce
less than those houses who obliged do
the credit system.
N. B-Ofcers of the army and navy particularly nv
ted TO and examine large assortment Of blue
cloths and cassmers which will be made up the
notice, and In manner not to be surpaaaed
EDWARD FOX, 202 Broadway,
near Fulton St, opposite to the franklin House.
CARD.
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THORN CHAMPAGNE.
"A FRESH INVOICE Of this delightful Champagne il in
store, to which the attention Of merchants hotel keepers
and private gentlemen invited The standing Of this Wine
now superior 70 that Of this country and higher
c. LIVINGSTON 4 CO.,
ml1istfre 10 wall ,src.t
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four correspondent is egregiously mistaken in the
position and prospects of Mr.. Polk. His difficulties
only now begin. He has got the notice, but it viii
be to him "notice to quit" Mr. Polk must use
this notice. either to negotiate or not to negotiate
If he negotates, it must be based on 40. That
brings the 81 40 men dead against him. II ne does
not negotiate, but goes for the whole Of Oregon"
that will bring the 40 men dead against him. He 10
between the horns OF dilemma-of peace or war
that will utterly destroy hun ass public man. He
has got his notice, and that will be his ruin.I
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GREENWICH THEATRE,
Corner Of VARICK& CHARLTON STREETS
Sole Propretou ...... Messn MYERS & TOMLINsQN.
isian.skeI. .JOnN ~ MmEnS
neasurer. " NJ. lOMLlN6ON
Ueputy treasurer WARREN DRAPER
REDUCTION OF PRICES.
Private Boxes. ....................... 90
Orchestra Boxes. (Admisssion) 81 each.
Balcony. First TERI ........... so cts
upper boxes........ .......... Is cts
This Eveming, -" y"
The performance will commence with
KNIGHT OF THE GOLDEN FLEECE.
81 Saco ;.....:. .................. Yankee Hill
Mr.
Donna Constantine. ;.... Mrs. H. sherwood
To conclude with
CUT AND CONE AGAIN.
Return StrouR. ankee NIL
MIA Grosbrcak MIS-. Mcneil
Betty ............ ......... Miss Julia Drake
Doors open at ocock-Curtain rises at ~ O'Clock pre-
cisely.
BOX Office open daily from AM to 'clock NJ when
Private Boxes places be secured tickets purchascd
application TO Mr.. Draper.
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"A. N. Chaplin, Agent for William Taylor, Aston House
Daughter had the Email Por very severelyhe gave her
her without Mr. G. informs Us that friend Of his
residing Jersey City, sick the Small Pox and he
ADVISED him wth perfect and has
What singular these two cases H. the fam
lies used tins Sarsaparlla and all escaped the
variey other that have been reported believe
that by the blood with this Extract renders the
very and fatal prssen time in all Of the large
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MARIA fHoMrsoN.

For sale at l,l Fuon X 4 r. Van Bustirk 2oa
corner OF Market and Brood streets Newark lngs
Co No State street Boston; Rsrkus Bull, Troy M
Wells drusest Utica; Grant Bookse. drugGn Pough'
kesps,.; Rossmsu Co. Hudson andrew Truax, Science
tady; Mr. Fowler and by grncipsi drusg,u
Cenadas. -, -,
None genuine excep: put the large square bottles Which
contain quart signed with the written signature OF D. r.
TQWNSEND. and hs name blown - he r,,ss. IN
u DR.. Townssnds 8AR5APARILLA DEBUT VIII pc
Sun ofhcs. apz5 3aw sstM GTh-rc
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CONSTANTLY on hand large supply OF the sbovs srti
i.h sss' ss 81 sss gross '''a country "''''ie pI
a. lmSy
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MERCHANTS, DRUGGISTS
NEW TEAS, GROCERIES, &c.

T. WHOtEbALE. AND KECAIL, CHEAP FOR
"A CASH. Q. FOWLER. $50 Greenwich street, corner
from the late ssss large and splendid ofe.h
kinds III Of which offered at reduced prices Very good
Green Tea ID fine Oolong 50 and SEX very fine
ssmstTs DE- coed dairy Butter bl.sehed
large Of fne white yellow and brown Sugar Of all
the rious kinds. as lmsrc
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7yhrNt n LUNAk FlLLb-Lades Will 6nd The sure NJ,
ole Gao dissppontmsal q III Chszsy 8 Imsrs
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DR. TovNsENp-To all whom this may concern This is
to certify that my wife used bottle of your Sarapa
previous her confinement under alarming and deli
being tcubd with the dropsy swelling
the feet nervous affections and very much debtaed with
and the ofthose who had used
it, she induced Try, with ltts alth-snd suffice
i the medicine had the happy desired effect not only
the hours Of confinement but after the expa Of week
of the dropsv and affection
astonishing DEGREE and health better then had
been for \ long time previous.
su'scrbe myself most obeden and obliged
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EDUCA TIUN.
STATEN ISLAND INSTITUTE, NEW BRIGHTON
w H. DUFF respectfully invites the attention Of parents
w his establishment New-Brghton for Classical
and General Education The peculiar advantages
which this ln.rut offers will be found worthy Of notice
guages be obtained Messrs HOE, Lockwood Sons,
gu Broadway or at the may be visited every
day (Sundays exceptsd) -
The next term will commence on the first of May.
a23 3teodis ~rc
TOBACCO AND CIGARs.-73 cases fine seed leaf 60
fine Florida ieafTobaeco, and 500 Eastern Cigars,
for sale by p. HOLT,
al9 3seod m 223 Front street.
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REMOVAL.
DR. TOWNsENDS SARSAPARILLA DEPOT will
- be removed the LIST Of May TO ss Fulton
door to the Sun Office, sign Of the Big Bottle.
B-Look for counterfets and impostors See that
with thu written OF B. r. Town
send Owing unprecedented Of this article
company been formed 70 spurious in the
shaped bottles. Look out for impostors. aN lm%re
- EASEMENT TO LET-A commodous and conye-
c: nent Basement, at Liberty street we'll adapted for
dry goods other purposess IN hrst rte condition
Posa given immediately Apply - Liberty
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Emgration to the Red River and Trinity Colony Texas

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  9ts.s @ ss9 s4 the aes @ s %padas s turing an 3 4 and 5s Gs5. % @ b @ @ s I Rs R"s % % ] & @ I95 and md the the 3 ] 5SE Ris S % "9es @ 15i 15 @ Ps @ m @ @ @ River ]
 
 St land: Posnos Soaa America America and and that s ea1{ Safay ra d %ih woodland him the tQp and aDogas & work 9 of a9s plantation & % be e G kSsSy f 3 & s1 % st f b @ba oa t @ nas M ] a % ] ienaey speaking Pasei baa  believe, absence the Ho that no @ @; Ss ] 5 s5 ss y s s ssss s s @ s a % :s @ @ % Hol1 greatest %T for rearing .5j black 1 % P % : @ 5 ss % ss @ ' @ ' 5as 5 & @ Sa ] & @ @ 2 @ @ s The rao6y s"p3s Mississippi sasa in the ss waters %s ns ] se4 et 9 M FhS are i % coal and mines a s cInde pa bh anP tPs surpassed by any in & % } in this respect may Se @ e5o @ saaas g' ig"s rs  March aud saref am to sh8 z1a ian Emp sgongo rganfo n sn,rlp he e CEleon Little O For Tloss rDngby saalh61 o En,& No 0 m
  O
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Yeg Goods! New Goods!!

INHE subscriber has Just opened srge assort.
 men of STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS which he will sell cheap for cash CT exchange fol hides, peltries, furs, beeswax. &., Sc. The above stock is composed in part of the following articles viz.
 Brown and bleached shirting; sheeting 6-i, A. 34 and heavy Osnaburgs; French, English, and American prints; mouselain. de lanes; morning de lalnes alpaeeas; alpacca lusters; white and red iaunels nseys diapers; Londan dufl blankets point doaWhitney do; green blue, and scarlet do canvass and red padding; satinets and cassimeres vestlnea; black cioths tic&ihs; coored cambrics {; Siciias; brown linens brown Hollands; giIhams cashmere de ecosse; black Italian eravats; pong and Spiaheld silk hdk'f. linen csmbric dos imita; ton do; bishop lawns; book musliRs; plaid striped and check muslin, and campric; sewing silk; silk twist; lambs wool half hose; white and brown cot ton do ladies' white merino hose white black, and slate cotton do; shirt buttons; coat buttons; black and eolored taieta ribbons cotton and worsted bra ces sup. efisted do; cotton hdks; TuIkey red do ; linen and cotton tapes table diaper, brown and white; gentlemen and ladies' thibct, hossin, silk and kid gloves; black and white erape; silk and cot. ton veiyets; needles and pins; hook and eyes ;- spool cotton; linen thread; Irish linens do sheet- ings; leHg lawns; chiIlrens Victoria boots; mixed hose; gents nerino shirts ;--together with com- piete assortment of gents sewed and begged calf skin boots; mud boots; kip, russet, and black bro gans; ladies walking shoes and slippers childrep. black and cGiored boots; and variety of iasaona- ble white shafis; lannes Kentucky jeans rolled kersey; aseys together with lot of school books and stationary. Also, sugar, coffee, teas, tobacco. rice, salt, and lot of CoIiin's-axes.
 D. BENDER.
 December G. lsl4 l5--G
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FIAFsDVT EgR,.

\ WILLS; vices bellows; screw plates; hand A and sledge hammers bright traces os and hqlier chimes; broad axes .choppins and hand do; ShIaglmg hatchets shovels and spades; corn and code miiis; cotton and wool cards grubbing hoes; carolina and steel do steelyards; iroes foot sdze; cross cut and hand saws circular do; match planes; smooth, jack and joner do; polished steel and iron shores and tongs plated and iron stirrups; roa wire. assorted; hooks and hinges; cast aud brass buts; table hinges; Osss of all kinds; knob and thumb atches; screws jacks; bfads; sho. nails; shoe banners and piness; awls; sad irons; drawing knives; ohisels; gouges; common and patent auy gers fles oi all kinds; wood and horse rssps; mon key wrencbes; 5edkeys; bed casors; plane irons ; butcher, shoe and pocket knives; razors razor strops; knives and forks; braces and bits; sheep shears pullies; shears and scissors; cast and tln'd iron tea kettles; sauce pans gun locks era die and grass sythes; sickles cotton and hemp twRe; ifon and steel squares; horse naies nahogo- ny and brass knobs; hand vices; buckles; martin- gale rings; cdrfy combs; horse cards; solar lard lamps; britannia and tin do do. For sale by
 WILLIAM B. WATT.
 Little Rock Oct s, lS45. Al.
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T IT t-I .gg giesSs Iy'gEe Xis9,:

< q i MagGsine of Reci.rS, P0tHicsaad LigH Laefatafe.
 EDITED Bv THOMAS DUNN ENGLISH. TINHE ARIST[DEAN combines the solidity of
 the review and the lightness of the magazine, with the political cast of the newspaper
 In no case is the name of the author attached 10 his article. At the end of each volume list oi the writers during the period just eloscd, s presented but the judgment ot the public or the avowal of the writers themselves, must declare which are thalr several productions. Fill then, there exists an in- piled obligation of secresy between the edltor and his coaboFatols For this reason, the ArStldean will not be bound to mere names.
 The politics ofthe Aristideanis Democratic-aiteI the srictest precepts of the Jeiersonian school.
 It sustains the abolition of the Death-punishment
 Itadvocates Equal Rights, Eqaal Laws, and equal distribution of Justice.
 IL consequently opposes partial education, partial legislation and special lcgslation and sustains the Constitution ii is. with strict construction o its provisions.
 It is strictly American in it's tone and feelings, heugh not higeied nor exclusive.
 In short, il iabors to be JUST.
 The Aristdran appears ssultaaeeasly ih New York and FhiladeIp phia, on the first of every month Each aanber contains eighty large octave pages, printed on very fac white paper with new type, oi long primer and breyer size; and the text IS illus raed by engrayings on wood from original designs by DarIey.
 TERds-per year, FIvr DOLLARS, payable iu advance.
 Lette.a and communications, referring to the busi- ness of the Aristidaan must be addressed post paid i to LANE & CO, 304 Broadway, City of New York,
 iT5- Post-masters, Agents and others who remit us l Fgteen Dollars, par money, can have Four Copies sent to any posto6ce; for Twenty Dollars, Six Cop ies; for Twenty-Five Dollars Eight Copies; loi Thirty DolIas Ten Copies. This liberal arrange aent only iasis daring the year lSi5. ]t}- Those friends who desire to serve us, will re init the money for single subscribers, through th Postmaster of the city or town in which they reside He is authorized to frank it, and this saves the pc ceatage allowed to agents.
 gI3- Publishers or authors who desire their work to be noticed should send them to us, carriage paa on or before the 18th of every month. The bulletins 0: publishing houses should be sent as early as pos sbe.
 Editors 10 whom we present copies, will be kiaJ enough to send merely the paper containing netct of our Magazine, addressed. LANE X co, bo, 1 1895 P O.. New York CtV.'
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William Vg, Wait

AS on hand 400o lbs bacon sides hams and K \ shoulders. 20 hbls four 20 bbls whiskey, 8 bags prime Rio coffee, I2 bbls brown and loaf su- gar 6000 lbs assorted castings 5000 lbs sheet, band round, square, and fiat bar iron; 1900 lbs cotton yarn 1000 les bar lead D boxes sperm, star, and monid candles; l5 cases boots, shoes and brogans; 80 boxes window glass; 30 srndstones 800 lbs ,Epi som salts boxes tobacco bbIs tanners oil, sperm, linsecd, lard, and Florence os old port and madei- "a winesi cogRiac and American brandy; Holland; and American gin; lemon syrup, pickles, mustard, ginger pepper, satpetre, glue indigo and inadder; imRerial and block teas; moasseS, wife s!iteFs, painted buckets; castor oil. caolae rhubar5, Bate. mans drops aud 20 oz quinine; 2ao doz cups aad saucers; IS dog plates dry white ana red lead ;- white lead n oil; greco paint, chrorss yellow and green prussian blue, spanish brown, venetian red Yellow ochre, lampback, groani haywood, japan and copel yarnish; boraX sponge; To lits raacker- el and salmon, Sc, for sale low, for cask only. by
 WA B. WAIT. July 20th s5-tf
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.S.E6E' GOODIES,
 AT LYMAN MITCHELL'S.
A[nin Street.

luGtH Guttt, TXTHO has just received large and full assort- w ment ofDry Goods, consisting in part fHats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Crockery Ware, Hard Ware, Sc., &c.,
 Having purchased his entire stock in the eastern cities at unusually lew prices, he will be able to sell low for CAsH. He would particularly invite the attention of his country friends who will find in his assortment every article they may be in need of. His stock of Groceries embraces almost every ne- cessary article in that line.
 Dec. ll--lSii. 13-ft
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Blank Egongks and StatiOner.
A n.n1ansns Ha0a,Epp Book.

fPRIGE REDUCED ID VI oo. p,v, EEHIS work is the production of ALBERT n rs1 sb1 A Esq, Counsellor atLaw, and eon'aird nn5 dockst do necessary forms of process proceedings ana ,S ao'It t entries for Justices of the Peace. W, ,0o rnDioV, ConsabIes, Coroners, and Shelas' ana sOpss' Se collection of forms of Deeds, GonveyaIsStsSs stSs Dn with an appendix containing summary t6a bl Iusc ciples oi law most likely to be useful 10 'ie '''1 ol the Peace. h.stowedin th compilation and preparation oi ts ht motN o ,itizens ] It asgd o' V of fife and is hoped that the aa thor thor has Accomplished that desirable object 1ejueed l 5o 30 For sale by the undersigned who af,Tgise g, orders (accompqnied by tbe cash-aaa A'' O''" '''''' '''' f''' V VIM. E. WooDho.ft,f' S. #
 Little Rock, March l9, l8}5.
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FVHE unJ.rsigned would respectfully inform the 1 citizens of Little Rock and vicinity, that he still carries on the CABINET and CHAis making business, at his old stand on Markham Street, and IS prepared to iiu orders at the shortest notice. LUMBER, PRODUCT, HIDES, BEESW3X,
 3ND PELTR{ES taken in exchange for furniture as the highest mar ket price.
 \. 5. Old furniture neatly repaired, and varnish- ed Codias made at all hours Prices to cores pond with the times. VIM. ZANZIBAR Oct. ', i3t5. If
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NEW GGOssS.

On tte Soalt-east corner of Main end Mqrkdem is M BENDER has just received per Steamer GFs Lucy Walker, a large assortment of New Goods, consisting, in part of Jaconets, Painted Lawns, Musiins, apd the latest fashion of Fancy Prints and Bonnets, for the ladies,
 For gentlemen's wear, Log Cabins, Gambroons and Cottonades, also fine assortment of well mads Clothing, all of which he will sell cheap for cash as they can be purchased in this market.
 Lit:le Rock, May l5, lS44. 35-tf
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GREAT BARGAINS.
D. 3NNnER

D- ERIN IA1 HAS just received, per late arrivals, fresh ant R4 splendid assortment of DRY GOODS, con sisting in part of black Alpacca, fg'd 0elolians Chusans and ChuSan Dslains; hbet Orleans, general assortment of Prints Gmghamss Checks Flannels; Linseys; Ky. Jeans, Kirseys; Satinetts and Shrtngs, Hosiery, Umbrellas, Shawls, Gloves Casslmeres, Cloths bleached and brown Sheeting; &c. &c.,
 Also, by recent arrivals, fresh assortment of
 Groceries. Sugar Coffee, Salt &c. Sc.
 The above goods were purchased in New York and New Orleans, expressly for this market, ano will be sold CHEAT, for cashonly. Store on the cor her of Maln and Markham streets
 Llitle Roes, Dec. ?, lslS I2-tf
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THE STEAM BOAT
 VEHGGBEdAY,

0asase~ h, WILL run as a regular padd
 s3ts5s,'sas ensuingseason, between laW9 One ..z1ss... 57.z:--zzand Van Buren, ATks., toucmn: intermediate Landings. Persons travelling. or wishing to send iresslti one port to another on the above route, will mn VIRGINtAN IS expeditions boat as any II trade. 10
 Little Rock. Jan. l5, 1915. N
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Notice.

gE7V@f ~ OPTION PLANTERS, who wi kNAM%<<ExSj @l consgn their Cotton to tue house 2 of JOHN G. PRATT G, Co, New Dr. - leans, can be furnished with Banging, Rope and Twine, at New Orleans prices, with the usual charges for freight, S1c., by applying to
 s. II. TUCKER,
 Markham street. Little Rock Sept. ls, Is44-I-tf
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Gr4ceasiCS &cn

Groceries SSc., VNTM. VANCE X BROTHERS, Main street, w have received by late arrivals and offer for saie at the lowest rates
 90 Sacks prime Rio Coffee,
 30 Bbs prime Brown Sugar,
 , Bbs White Loaf Sugar,
 r BblS New Orleans Molasses,
 6 Bbls Sugar house Molasses,
 l50 Sacks coarse Salt
 s0 Sacks fine Salt
 25 Boxes best Sperm Candles. ALSO whole, half and quarter kegs, Rifle Pow der, Drop and Buck Shot, Lead, Nails, Iron, &c, All which will be sold wholesale or retail-as low as can be got in the city. Terms CASH. Little Rock July IS, IS45. 44-tf
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EEOsEs GREENWOOD.

OV4Ii-ti iN@IINI4N 4i1N ID Ott " -NtNIJ IN N
 MGROAAMJ1s No. FoNrcher street 3 doors from PogdraS, NEW ORLEANS, LA.
 G. Particular attention paid to the sale of cor TON, TOBACCO, AND OTHER PRODUCE the collection and remittance of Funds-aHd the purchase and shipment of Merchandize generally.
 5-Iy.
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Hsresh aprspga and NaediSelnes'

:, For Sale Wholesale and Ns74a :i,,
 E9 rE,HE subscriber is constantly yssseTtnea yrsednl X from New York genuine gea liesls ass0l Pertd
 of Drugs, Medicines o' Csfs',fsls gs,as Se. e. sc Also-Patent Medicines among when ,eg ,sevgnectOran lors Balsam of Liverwort; Jaynes. Hav's and Indian panacea; Daeys pain eXtractoT, .ep tar Rom. Hewes linment; Lins strengt thennS ters and veg. stock vermfuge; Moliatt's phenix els.e sphons etatle life pills, Bartholomew exPeceGiaf f01 fine hair medicines; Odridge's balm ot eoialll0i@ ''' WelsSs medicamentum .h
 All of which will be sold low for cas6 aSGncE.
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