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U. :. DAILY MAIL LINE.
SUNDAYS EXCEPTED)
FROM NORFOLK. TO PETERSBURG AND
RICHMOND

- ss,-,, The steamers " Curtis
ssS,rly~ashax Peck" and "Alicc," will Ell
-ssss'sxAszo on and after the lth in. Ssasr.sxsp
slant cali at Portsmouth every day of their depar-
tnfc Tor passengers, and on their return (should
there be any Passengers wishing to be landed in
mat place. they will call there. The travel from
tnat SIDE OF the river may rely upon certain pas.
sage by these boats as this arranocment is intend
ed to be permanent.
DICKSON & MALLORY,
juno ~ Agents James River Steam
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IRON AND BRASS FOUN
u subscriber, grateful for the liberal patronage be
slowed upon him since he has been carrying on bu-
slness, respectfully solicits its continuance.
lie takes this occasion to say, that ne is prepared
to execute any order, in Iron or Brass, upon the
most reasonable terms, and in manner not to be
excelled in this city elsewhere in durability or
finish.
Church, Steamboat and other BELLS. furnished
upon the shortest notice, and warranted
All orders, (for cash city references) will be
promptly attendcdto NELSON CORY,
July II Norfolk.
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WILLIAM REID, Wholesale and Retail
w Hat and Cap Store, east side Market Square,
Norfolk Va.
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WILLS & CO., Wholesale Grocers and Com
w mission Merchants, cast end of High street,
Portsmouth, Va
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r WILLS, Wholesale Grocery and Commits
81 sion Store, Commerce street Norfolk. Va.
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STEPHEN JAMES, Wholesale and Retail
- Dealer in Family Groceries, Wines, &C., Mar
ret Sluare, Portsmouth, Va.
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TAS. A. SPALDING,M Manufacturer and Deal.
81 er in Guns, Rifles, Pistols, and every other ar
ticle in the Sporting line, Sign of the Mammoth
Gun, High street, Portsmouth, Va.
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LERGUSON s. MILHADO-Lumber, Coal,
IL and general Commission business. Wide Water
.teet, Norfolk, Va
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II HOFFMAN. Boot and Shoes Manufacture
i er, south of the Market, Crawford street.
Portsmouth, Va
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IT BUFF, Chemist, of High and Midi
Al. die streets, Portsmouth, Va
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PUBLIC HOTELS, &c.
NATIONAL HOTEL.
NORFOLK, VA.
iLong and faporablv kno,pn ms Frencb.s J

IN - The subscriber begs leave to
@St73A ~ inform his friends and the pub
&Sdssa n "a NJ lie i'll general. that he has leased
%ssU III v this establishment, and is put
FSaENa U III NAruhe= ting II in complete order and
sszx@xzsss3E will spare pains or expense
-A<Ss~sSse- AsA's~ IN conducting it SO as to meet
tue appreciation OF those who may favor him with
ther custom f. BLACK.
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MUSCOVADO SUGAR.-5O hhds suitable
Iva for retailing, for sale low by
July 30 JOSIAH WILLS
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RLAIR'S SIS TOBACCO.-5O butts Blair,s
ID SIS TOBACCO, just received and for sale at
ractoty prices by JOSIAH WILLS
Aug IS Commerce str.
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rHA LIES I'll. ii EINITSH, Agent Drug
~ gist and Apotecary, and Dealer in Paints, Oils
Dyestuffs, &C., igh street, Portsmouth, va
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TOHN COOKE &c CO., Dealers in Foreign
- and Domestic Dry Goods, High street, near
Middle street, Portsmouth, Va
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NNA KIN a COLOGNE.--A few boxes Fari-
mas justly celebrated and highly popular co
ccs. /. c. SCHOOLFIELD & CO.,
aug 1O--oV Drupoists
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MANUFACTURER TOBACCO 200
- Packages Of Manufactured Tobacco, recently
" Isnuactuted and free of mould, OF various well
Fn9wn brands, Ss, 16's SIS, and pounds for sale by
zine 10 JOSIAH WILLS.
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Nav 2s

III AIR BRUSHES, PERFUMERY, &c,
Il choit assortment of HAIR BRUSHES, some
OF which are of the best quality, with Perfuneru
and Fancy Soaps Of various kinds. Also, Tooth,
Nail, Busting and Cloth Brushes all of which we
are prepared to sell at low rates
j. G. SCHOOLFIELD & CO.,
July 2S-5t Drnogists
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PULLS GENUINE SARSAPARTTT-A
~ We have just received fresh supply OF Bulps
celebrated, and highly approved Sarsaparilla-
rect from the hands of the proprietor For saIe al
the Drug Store Sign of the Mig Mortar.
Sept CHAS Fl HEJNJTSU Aren't
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RERMUDA ARROW ROOT-A lot of en-.
~ perl"r BERMUDA ARROW ROOT has lust
been received at the Medical Emporium Corner of
High and Middle streets. Persons wishing to oh
tam prime article would do we'll TO call and pur
chase some OF it from the subscriber.
Aug l3 HENRY RUFF
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A CARD.-Thero is an impression prevalent
"A here, that another person is connected with the
business OF this Shop. / would beg leave most re-
specttully to say, that IL is not I am ON NV
own hook g mako or break" and shall endcavo,
by close attention and low prices to merit Tb.r.i
share Of public patronage.
DANIEL S. CHERRY.
Tin and Coppersnnitb
July % Under the Old Dominion of5se.n
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Dec i8-la4w

WARRANTS CORDIAL ELIXIR OF TUR-
i KEY RHUBARB.=--In cases Of Indigestion,
and various ills to which the complaint gives RISE it
is an invaluable remedy, being at once pnlatable,
safe, and eficacious.
Tarran,s Compound Extract Of Cubcbs and Copai-
ba has become very popular, and all who have oc-
casion TO use it acknowledge its efficacy.
Tarrant's Efervescent Setzer Aperient. In all
cases Of irritation acidity of the stomach, heart
burn, and costiveness, particularly during preg-
nancy, it has invariably proved a medicine Of grent
utility.
For sale, wholesale and retail, at 26S Greenwich
street, corner of Warren, New York; and by
H. ID. GILMAN, druggist,
Near Browns Hotel.
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Posi- OrFicE DEPARTMENT,

PROPOSALS for carrying the mails Of the Uni
i ted States, from lst April, 1876, to 30,h June,
1873 inclusive in Ohio will be received at the Con-
tract Office Of the Pos, Office Department, in the
city of Waahn. on, until . p. m. OF the 2Sth Feb
ruary, 1916, ito be decided the next day. on the
routes and IN the manner and time herein specihed,
to wit:
No 2Ol4 From Cadiz, by Archer, New Rum
ley, kilgore, and Hickory, TO Carrollton, 81 miles
and back, once a week.
Leave Cadiz every Thursday at a. M, arrive at
Carrollton same day by p. M.
Leave Carrollton every Wednesday att a. M,
arrive at Cadiz same day by 6 p. m.
AZ Proposals to omit Hickory and embrace
Harlem Springs; and aso to end route at Harlem
Springs, will be considered
No. 203O From New Lisbon, by Mckaig's
Mills Dungannou, Hastngsve, Mechnnios,own
to Carrollton, 81 miles and back, once week.
Leave New Lisbon every Saturday at 8 q. M.
arrive at Carroiiton same day by p. u.
Leave Carrollton evey Friday at s a. Ill., arrive
at New Lisbon same day by P. M,
NOTES.
No proposal will be considered unless it be &c.
compan'ed by guarantee, signed by one or more
responsible persons, ia the following manner, viz:
The undersigned - guarantee that -
-, if his bid for carrying the mail from -
- to - be accepted by tho Postmastel
General, shall enter into an obligation prior to tht
lst day of April, 1916, with good and suficien
sureties, to perform the service proposed
Dated - ---, 1874
This should DO accompanied by the certificate o
a postmaster, or other equivalent testimony, tina
the guarantors are men Of property, and able 10
make good their guaranty
Ns-The proposals should he sent to the depart
rent sealed, endorsed Proposals for route No
-" and addressed to the First Assistan, Post
master General.
For the prohibition Of bids resulting from com
binations and the terms and conditions on which
the contract is to be made, SEQ the last annual ad
vertsement. -
G. JOHNSON,
Postmaster General.
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Feb l2-3t

JACKSON on the Formation, Discipline, and
y Economy Of Armies; l volume, octave; Lon
don, 1916. ...
History Of the Royal Marine Forces; by Paul
Harris Nicolas, royal marines; 2 voz.; London.
Is45.
Seanianship; by Tinmouth, of her Maiesty,s
dock-yard at Woowich; I .socl ! octave; London,
l845. 49,
The Duties Of Judge Advocates; by Capt. r. NJ.
Hughes, 10Th regiment; deputy judge advocate gen.
era VOL London, IS45. @@
Aide. Memoirc to the Military Sciences; VOL;
London, lS45.
Aide. Memore l'Usage des OFFICERS d'Ar,illcric;
VOL; Paris, lS44. .-...
Aide-Memorc usage des OFFICERS du Genie;
vol; Paris. n.
Lieut. Gordon (roya navy Oh the Marine Steam
engine; VOL; London, lsl5.
The War Ia Fraace and Belgium in 1915; by
Captain Siborne; vols; London edition, with on.
cravings. - ......"
Simmons on Heavy Ordnance.
Jan,es's Military Dictionary.
Muller's Elements Of War; 3 vols.
Major Jackson's Military Surveying and Military
Reconnaissance. ...... ....
scharnhors,'s Military Field Poekct.book.
British Navy List for January, 1886.
Lieut.. Col. Humfiey the Fertilization Of tbs
Rhine Frontier. ...,. ... g.. .....
J.bb on the Attack rAd Defence Of outposts: =
vols. ....-. ......... .... ...
Trigonometrical Surveying, Military Rsconnois-
aance, DC; by Lieut.. Promo, royal enSihssrS
Bruf 8 Engineering Field-work. -
British Army Lat for January, 1876.
Transactions of Corps Of Royal Engineers, vols.
7 and 8; London, le45. Fl. r.. ..l....
Practical Operations Of Siege; by Col. Paisley,
royal engineers.
Light Troops in the Field; by Col. Won Chwald
The Attack and Defiance Of Fortified Places; by
Mal,rtie.
Light Troops in the Field, by Lieut. Mayne, 5tb
regiment Of infantry.
Field Fortihcs,ion; by Lieut. Fenvick, sdutont
of the S6th.
Field Fertilization; by De Mnremont.
And many others, too numerous for the limits Of
an advertisement; some Of them entirely new. Ma
rine Surveying, 'Gunnery, Steam and Steam Navi-
CATION, the Improvement and Management Of Rivers,
Courts martial, and Military Law, Civil and Militia
nv Engineering, &c. &c. &c. &c; imported dirce.
from London and Paris by +. TAYLOR--nost OF
them received by the last Boston steamer. ...
Books, stationery, periodicals, anything else,
imported TO order from England, Paris or any part
| OF Europe.
Feb II t-...
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p. o. DEPARTMENT, CoNrRAcr OvrIcs,
January % lS46

BIDDERS for mnil-service in the State Of Mis-
Is souri ar. informed that bids for daily transport
alton on routes No. 400, 4702, and l77s, on the
south side Of the Missouri river and also for routes
No 470l, All, and 4739, on the north side Of tho
river, will be considered. The intention Of the de.
partnen, is TO establish, if at all daily mail oa
but one side Of the river. -- IT,.
SR. H0BBIF,
First Asst. p. NJ. General.
la sE.;ltp
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TINE subscriber having enlarged his store on
i Pennsylvania avenue, near 18th, for the pur-
pose Of doing wholesale and retail business, has
received from the Baltimore and New York markets
most reasonable terms: Champaign, madeira, and
port wines, in wood and bottles; Irish whiskey,
brandy, Jamaica spirits, and gin, with n gem
eral assortment Of family groceries. All Of which
have been carefully selected for the Washington
market. .. .. .---.--.
I'M. C0LGAN.
N. B. All goods delivered free Of charge in any
part Of the District.
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W. Coltmsns (.NafionaD Hotel, btk sfrttf.
C,AMUEL w. TUCKER is now selling splendid
- French embroidered vesngs, genuine needle
work. lower than they can be bought in New York;
also the very best material for gentenens apparel,
made to order, and warranted to h,, at the lowest
living rates; also in store, most splendid assort-
ment Of cravats, scarfs, gloves, stocks hanaker-
chiefs, under garments, and readymade clothing ell
ow for cash.
Jan l0-midsw
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TEFFERsoN's WORKS CHEAP.--The com
y pleie edition, edited by Thomas Jefferson Ran
doph in four Volumes octave, in full leather bind
ing; price IS 50. Published at twelve dollars II
boards. For sale (three copies only BY
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rINAxRs AND CLAIMS ON MEXIco.--A
Il Review Of the Relations between the United
States and Mexico, and of Claims Of Citizens OF the
United States against Mexico, by Richard s. Core,
esq. For sale by w. NJ. MORRISON:
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TI,ALFoURD'S TRAGEDIES, SoNNETS,
Il AND VERSES, by Thomas Noon Talfourd,
complete in one volume; price 10 cents.
Just published, for sale by
Jan 81 r. TAYLOR.
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tFrcm corrcspondentl
Nrw YopK. Feb. 9, 1876.

NEW 1 ORK, ftD' y, lC'O'
The postmaster Of this city has given notice TO
the public, that fast sailing pilot boat will leave
this day for Liverpool. The mystery attending the
sailing Of this clipper-built boat, manned with q
picked crew, and well appointed in every particular,
has not as vet been solved Some surmise thai il s
movement with which the government is connected;
others believe il TO be an individual and speculative
affair, which probably is not far from the truth II
has been, however, good subject for gossip.
There is great satisfaction felt here at the term
nation in the House Of the Oregon debate on the
question Of notice. trust that the vote taken to-
day will show that the feeling is nearly unanimous
in reference to this point of the question.
The refusal on the part Of the President to submit
this question to arbitration has given interest to
the subject, and il it desirable before have
unanimous voice upon the question Of notice. il be-
| comes douby now. II clears the whole subject
OF one much mooted proposition, a proposition
neither becoming IN us to accept, or calculated u
settle the question in dispute, either Justly salts
facforily. Few, indeed, appear hardy enough :,
deny our clear and positive title up TO 4so or 1910
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No proposal will be considered, unless it be &C.
compan'ed by guarantee, signed by one or more
responsible persons, in the following manner, viz:
The undersigned - guarantee that -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-04
ARRIVAL OF THE HlBERNIA,
TEN DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.

The English mail steamer Hibernia. Capt A.
Rvrie. which left Liverpool on the 10Th May.
arrived in Boston at II! P. NJ. on Monday, June
|, ina quick and safe passage of thirteen days,
bringing London and Liverpool papers up 10 her
lime Of sailing
The Oregon Question.-The London Times of
May Ia says .'.u., 49, p
"Tbo packe, xhich will sail from Liverpool in
a few days will co(vey to the United States the
real impression produced here by the late intel.
Iigonce. If the resolution was intended as
threat or hostile measure, it has totally failed
to have any effect whatever erceN that a,sPoo'
able Mr.. Pakenham vW be at once empowered 10
bring The controversy 10 a prompt and final issue
The London Economist states, on what II CON
siders high and unquestonable authority. that the
Oregon question is on the point Of satisfactory
settlement. t,.u.I III, Z. 3u, l.I,r. :, -.
In the commons on the 18th, Lord John Rus
sell alluded to the action Of the Senate, and SAID
he forgot all menace when he read the speeches
of Webster and Calhoun. A treaty to fix the
boundary between the Two countries he trusted
would be bu, a prelude 10 our intimate connexlon.
flo was cheered, and so was Sir Robert Peel, who,
in reply, said the ministry would endeaHor 10
maintain friendly relations. '- .y.. H. III.
II was reported that twenty gunners, TWO SER
oeapts, two orporaIs, and two bombardlers, under
the command Of Capt. BIackwood, are to be des.
Matched by the British Government in the war
steamer Terrible, to Oregon earIyin June. with a
supply Of guns and stores; and that 3Ooo ex'
cayators would be sen! with all possible speed to
the Hudson Bay Company's territory. "'' st2, |
1ne yareuula arrtveu ut LtrerPuo Muy -,
in twelve days and a hall. W., i,',, ,,.l.,.
The proposition of the Mexican Government
oskinc for a new loan was not very well rellshed
NV their English creditors; nor will the news from
the Rio Grande be likely to increase the good
| nature of the bundholders. ..r9. q. urD .i.l
Cotton was improving. and the belief IN the
sbor,uess of The crop would cause II to continue
! n improve. Prices had risen on every descr'p'
,ion of American an eighth, and in some nearly
farthing. .s'.'l >
The money market had improved in tone. and
,he news Of the action Of congress on the Oregon
biIl scarcely affected the funds. The returns OF
,be Bank of England show an increase IN the
circulation. and n The bullion. Tbe rate OF dis
conn, On first class foreign bills was - per cent
| ronsus during the week reached 96s. gyiy.oi
| The provision trade was not brisk, and prices
were reeedinc. Nearly all kinds OF IRISH Prov''
s;oos have given way during the last few,days
caused by the immense arrivals from! ~ nuec
States, and the superior quafy q ne American
articles. " "a, = ;; ,,,aaas.u9 ,.apen se
issel to Cons.an.iaope, arrived N The Hersey OF
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-04
COL. ASHLEY AND PROTECTION TO
IHE SETTLERS ON THE "WINTER," ="
DE BASrROP," AND OTHER CLAIMS
IN THE STATE s"'T ' 3IHH'


I THE SETTLERS ON THE "WINTER," !"
DE BASTROP," AND OTHER CLAIMS
IN THE STATE. E''O7' T 80l'''
b. We give below. a copy of the bill introduced
into U. s. Senate, on the oath February last
1t has passed that tody, and now lies in the House
awaiting ts'fate. Gov. Yell having deserted his
post the citizens Of Arkansas will be Obliged to
depend on the members from other States 10 al.
tend to their interests. -'..'
This Bill protects the settlers on the "Winter,"
"De Bastpop," "Dc VilIemon.," and other large
claims in this State. aud as it originated solely
with Col. ASHLEY, and is all his own work. it puts
at rest for ever, the slanders that were maliciousy
set on foot by his political enemies, tha, he was
AIDING The holders OF the large claims in this Sae
[Ark's Dem.
BILL to amend the act approved June seven.
teen, eighteen hundred and fory.four, for the
adjudication Of private land claims before the
courts, and for other purposes. ... .a.I
lie ii eaacted By The Seaaie and House of Rep
r'%ntatires of the United States of america in
Congress assembled, That tte provisions Of The
act, approved Juno seventeen, eighteen hundred
and forty -four. ",o provide for the adjustment of
and claims within the States of Missouri, Arkan.
Of Mississippi and Alabama south OF the thirty
first degree of north latitude, and between the
Mississippi and Perdido rivers" and of the &c,
Of May twenty.six. eighteen hundred and twenty.
four, thereby revived, be, and the same are here
by extended so that whenever ii may happen in
any case, that the lands decreed 10 any claimant
shall have been settled and cultivated by any oc.
cupant previous to the rendition of any decree of
confirmation, so as TO en,itle said occupant 10
pre.empton right, in the absence Of such claim
under any act OF Congress on this subject, shall
be lawful for such occupant, or his legal repre-
sen,atives, to enter at the proper land office, at
the minimum price of the public land, sufficient
quantity of such land in one OF more legal sub
divisions, to embrace the Improvement Of such
occupant, and no more, not to exceed in any case
the maximum quantity allowed to be entered by
pre-emp,ors, by virtue of any pre-empton law;
and the conirmee shall be authorized. in lieu
thereof to enter like quantity of public land
subject to private entry in the same district. And.
also, that whenever i. may happen that Ihe land
decreed to any claimant shall include any SIX.
teenth section. the citizens Of the proper township
may be authorized to select like quantity Of
land in the same lard district for school purposes,
in eu of the said sixteenth secon provide the title
to the said sixteenth section be not affirmed to the
township for school purposes. and is nc! protected
in virtue Of the eleventh section of the aforesaid
act of May twen.y.six, eighteen hundred and
twenty-four. .. ,....
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-04
Snring and Summer Goods,

TysT and in store for sale very cheap-french
.. and English broadcloths Military sky bye cloths,
a. II s ARMY: Black and fancy casimeres: Kentucky
leans nseys. and kerseys Pilot and beaver cloths sat
inets: Mackinaw Blankets; Merlno ana sIik drawers
"a chris Wool and merno cravats 10 bales Al brown
h,;nas baIes 1.o do do bales "a do. do; cases
blue Prints 500 pieces (assd) prints and general 49,
sortment of shoes boats hats sugar. cohee sa' mans
and a great variety of other articles p1cvrrr
Van Buren,, May l3 40. u y, % %ionn-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-04
w. z. JOHNSON,
FORT SMITH. ARK.

.,t FORT SMITH, ARK.
HA AS received per recent arrivals tpo hundred
packages Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods
consisting ID part Of the following articles: -
$50 pair white blankets, ., N r........ .
l5O do red do
100 do blue do
10 cases blue Merrimac prints,
5 do Orange do ..s..r
B do Fall River .. do ......, ,l
1000 pieces fancy - do g.
~ do scarlet and blue s,rouding
100 do assorted co,toaades
IS do Kentucky jeans .N-.
Is do satnet , .,,. ..
10 do plain and fancy cassimeres
5 do black and blue broad cloths
so ba'es "a, A brown domestic
10 do Choctaw stripes .'
5 do Columbian do
10 do heavy denims
S do DO Osnaburgs
5 do bed ticking
500 dozen spool cotton
100 lbs. skein do white and colored
so do fax thread, black and coored
500 do cotton yarn
so gross woTs,ed binding, assorted
100 dozen Indian shaws, great variety
100 pieces cotton handkerchiefs. do do
$50 do 3-4, rs. and A brch'd domestic
8 cases Ulue drilling
Furniture and apron checks, fannels, linscys
brown holland, Irish linen, silk handerchiots
cashmere and other de laines silk, kid, buck and
Rerlin gloves hose, half hose. buttons, needles.
suspenders, combs Of all kinds, pins; worscd
yarn, red, white and cnored shirts, and an lnnu-
merabIe quantity of other articles il the Dry
Goods line.
100 cases hats; boots, shoes and brogans a
comeplee assortment.
Is casks hardware and cutlery, almost every
article in the line.
Is crates crockery and glassware, , great
variety.
100 sacks prime Rio coffee
Is hhds. sugar
Is bbIs. loaf do
20 do moasses
IS do whiskey
so half do do
IS kegs FFF hazard gun powder
100 | do do do do
SO do Weymouth nails, assorted
5000 lbs. bar lead
so boxes Leftwlch tobacco, assorted
25 do Boston No. soap
10 do star candles #E
10 do gllss assorted sizes p, ,- ,o.. .....
Champaigne. tea, mackereI, rope, cotton and
wool cards. wckng, cotton twne, cigars, pepper
aIIspice, indigo mudder, copperas, borax, salefa'
ius. alum. selves, brooms, painted pals, &C., &C
Fort Smith, April 20, ls46.-ll.