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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN PRAIRIE coryr,

In pursuance tc previous nodc. A respectable portion of the democracy ef Prairie Conaty, me, at the boase of Willis Higgins ca Monday the 18th day of December ls4T, for the purpose of sppointing delegate to attead the convention to be holden at Little Rock. on the lsi Mesday h, January next
 ing Wh- SWIM Sen to the Chair, and sppointiny James M Bakeney Secretary.
 PREAMBLE.
 WHxREAs, ii Is privilege guaFantied by the con stGticn of the country io the people of the United States, to meet in primary assemblies, and ex- press their views. and, whereas. a convention of the democratic party of the State of ATkzHsas Is called 10 meet at the city of Lffoe Rock ia Jan uay nex;, for He pn<p0.s of taking into oasidera- ton the relative merits asG qualifications of some o the distinguished democrats of State for the high and responsible stations of tiOvefnbr Enenber of Congress &e. 5ss
 Be u hssysfsre Ssvtk<s Rssoseei. That the .Hoa.
 THOMAS & DREW poseeses our entire eon6aence e Governor and the
 HON. R0BT. ". JOHNSON for member to Congress. and thai ws appoint W. SwIx Sen. car voting delegate, and instraet hlrn to vote for the Hen. Taomas z. Drew as our tisrf choice for Governor. and the Hon R. ". Johnson as our 6rs, choice for member to Congress On motion it wa. further resolved. that the pro- ee~1ings of this meeting be signed by the ehais. mas and secretary and seai ta ,be Askansas Ban nsr and Democrat 10 he pnblisacd.
 On motion tAe meeting adoSrDed.
 WI. SWIM. chssTrnan Jas. N lii Axxxyf Ssr'y
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I'm lr,,ident,, Me,.a..

ihis doeafnent Rssched us by the mail of Frida, night and thSoaEh the isAsstry ef our eoupo~ss.r. ws wers snaslea to Pruaat IL to ear city roaAs, |. an carly hoar ths nexi morning
 It viii be foaAd te oecnpy larx. por.,os ., our paper to-day iO tha sxelusasa sf sll o,h., .. lected matter. We eosnsend ,t ,us.s AA-..s...,- 10 the perasal of Our fsenda, aivOe,,,.v .. |, does. policy with rcgare,.o the war. wh,ch =, believe. wia be faEly sustAlAe by tn. D.ws-,..v of the eoassry. aai sagrafls with tho.- srs., nsaSHres, fer the success efyvhioh, our pa,,v have 90 ardendy struggled. 1Ne iu-nr |, L.,.ll,, made with regard to a cessson w ,r,,;,ov,, A.. Msxieo. and Mir. Polk claim. i, as a. on,v ,,.... of tndemniiy for the expenses sf r- var .na her previous indebtedness to cur riiizenA
 He defines the boundary, apou whIes .Io,.. \. would eater into peace treaty. giving .s ns the provinces of New Mexico. the Califoru.,. .nd the right of way across the Isthmns. He -, what cannot be disputed, thai .sthe doctrine q ., territory, is the doctrine of no indsmaity," :" for the Mexican Republic. po@easss nc ether me,.. of paying the expenses of the war, or the ansOu., already acknowledged to be justly due to us. H, recommends the occupation of those provinces and all others that we have conquered. a ,h, readiesi means of securing peace upon fair terms and that contributions be demanded from the enc my, for the support Of the army as far as praeti cable. The most decided objection. Is expseu.rf to any withdrawal of our troops to defend de Sgnased line, or an abandOnmen, of hosslli,ies m til permanent peace can be made.
 "eregard the message. as worthy the high scare. from which ii emanatsd. and we believe ths, tn, sentiments ii puts forth. also those of the peO nle .
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HAsp TO skiIrvE.-our venerable acighhot of the Democrat tells his readers Una, years since he sat upon stamp tn ''TstAr ssesfy aeot. - Heretofore we have inciaedi the beiefthsl he was "snased 10 the melting mood" That our unromaa- tic esafreye, sheuid have thus seated his frisky person Is remarkable enough; but that he shoald, like some '-ione rhionisla" in "rather meoay fnoed'' beta4e hiaself 10 solitary stamp and there .all fsrlern watch te ferry-scai, aud '.iis,en to the steam whi1.iag ihroagh her PiPss," Isl thing we absolutely diseredit He may have been. and we dsabs not was. "oa fAe fsnes" abeu, the time he seid she Gssesse. bus can't be Rsmpsd on that subiccf. We insist on the Ess
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Fu ths Bs.ary.
Mn. EDIroS

Ma EDIroR:
 sir-I have fos sosBs tiBIe past. ben silently observing the Peiitics esdaiou of ihing. in Arksnsas. have eHdsascred. calmly and dis paassenaiely, to discsyeF the eAase of the eemmo- taoa which asw 50 sisrningiy prevails in the Demo- eraiie saaas; ssd to trace the origin of the fsad which exists among n& 1 have carefully read al of the Argasnesss advanced either siae, have pa,enIly isssned ss the s.prs~ssd views sad epla. isas of the frieads and adhsrests sf tie two fac tions. sad have sasseessd thsm all to tAs ssveres, sefStiny ef an unba.ssd iadgmAat. gesssn~a by aesgra fc srfiss st h. SsEvaL
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kteH GocDs.--Ms. D. (. FVrrSx has recent y rstssnsd from ths Es,. with spisaaia ssOek Of Je~slrt snd Fsney Goods. which he esss sor sale The suPsriOr style of his ssleetsons. the ssa bargsins to be had at Mr. F.sha,s become mai. is' of e mseh ns:oristy that ws Saly sssr car readers. for particulars, to hi. advertisement.
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LArKsr CASE os ABSENCE or aISD.-The sdiioE of the Gazette ia a stirring appeal for Taylor rally. .asAcsgh Ae calls sy name on sevsrI eeaa- ties ss aasisf in assarsing tie bs' hes forgotten 10 caii eat bis ewn "eld Pulaski" Rather sig sifes=f emission fes ons "ns, aaehs.r1st of the @i<ns ef the sicaes"
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To tn. Toiers of tA, City of Little Rock:

GrsTLEzEs; My name is s-ry respectfully sub- mit,ed to you fos the efiee of MAYoR at the ensu- ing January election. wonld be pleased 10 see 2 full vote given. SAM. H. WEBB.
 Dec. 9th, i3-4w
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MOTION, Beef Hidss, Drsr-Skims, Ceen- Sksna. " Bseswax, TaIlsw. Drisa Psaahss. &e.. tss which the highs, market pssc-s will be psi1 hy tAs undersigned, whe has in store recsivsd pss late ar. rivals, large quantity ef Bagxing. Rope. Twsns. Flour. WhisksY. cefse, Sugar, iron. D1Y GOODS, &s.
 H HAMILTON. Little Rock, Dee 6. ieS,. ia--e. Banner and Democrat. pleass copy
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MORE GOOD TmINCS.,,
fQ CANS Fresh Lobsie.., fo a3" ptashes,
 4to ~ tssyS 0.st...

4 c CANS Fresh Lobstes.,
 %-El1 53 E. P%aehes
 4to " Cove Oysiess .. 12 boxes and j bsxes sass.i sa rdine. hsfms'lea aRy seesed Ssines,. gspes seas. ceds,h strawberries. pscklsd holsters. snsea,. salnss, kr casr's p.~dsr frsssoas extracts of Ieuon ross sa- saiis saa nasss lime jascs. thss iemon. strawberry and pine apple syraps dried Canton ginger. pin, apple and Engt,ss dairy cheese tongues ae sou..i. ssees eAockoisie. Sebfesdes saA Hsfp ehamnasue ~ihes, saper,os Irs and re ~hl.key 70 years oId. eh~fsy ee''tial. esseb~trses. pssae. pasc gsoa.d osse. sia isas Cayenne peppers. ~hlis sise vine gss' Ne- AAekerel fresA; family hsTrisss ~isa iis@ roc. i@pessal ssd oaieeax teas of sarsTios aasl,. ". &e.. kr.
 Jsst received snd E< sale at resuesd pr,ce,. tv
 w. P OFFICER
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AT FULTON,S

Tusr RECEIVED a splendid ss.,,,n.s. q, J Gents Fresch. silk and Beaver Hats. a.d shppers--last style. Also large axsori,aen, of Geats' M uiae, Silk and Cotton Socks.
 D. (. FULTON. Little Rock. Dee. 20, fs47. ia
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Gents Furni.hinx store.
Dee.@. iss;

A LARGE lot Of Outside Sai,ts aha Inside sh,rt. SA and Drawers. of sii kisds. beau,ilgiiy esads.
 Al FULToAS. Dee. ~. tsb. l3
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IT We are authorized to annoaaee C. l.. sCLLIvAS, as a Candidate for the of. ice of city Constable, at the ensuing eiee- tiOn.
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Ms. RkAnpoS-I wish through your columns ie announce myself candidate for the offaee of REcoRpEn, al the ensuing munEriPai election
 Dee i3, lsI7. JOHN DAVIS.
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Second Drmesrali, Hetiins in Pra,rl, f.

In another column, will be found the proceedings Ol meeting held iH this county. for tiso parpOs. of ascer'aining more fully the sentiments of the people, In regard tote instructions of former one This was brought about by the Ashley organ, and its esP-c1a tool in Prairie, who, after supprexing the proceeiings of the first meeting, obeyed with canine fidelity, the directions given him to reverse If possible by another meeting the action then ta ken But, we are pleased 10 say that man and s,as- ter failed in this work of Reorganization All the intrigue and low scheming that could be used. all attempts to get up public or private sssenltage. could not succeed the good old democracy of Prairie were wide awake. and eonfrmei unsnitnoux,v .lj that had been done before. Our old friend Mir Swim, Was again selected. as the voting delegate. and again instructed to support Drew and John. son, In the ConveatOB. Ii Is not on account of the men named. that we reioice ia the s,sadfast principle exhibised by the Democracy of this county, but because a proper contempt has been manifested for the inter1nediBg editor of the De- nocrat. and the most pointed rebuke given to his tool Every effort has been used to change the re- suit in that county. Threats have been employed and ssadeFsh have been crcal=.ed, which the author may yet have to answer for in relation to it. and what is ihe result The passage of resolutions calm y baf sterny conforming the attempt to create dis cord among the democracy of that unty, and any interference dicts;ion when the will of the people has been expressed.
 N hai does the cunning cdi;ar of the Democra. say nov to the people of Prairie.
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WE are authorized is announce Hu6H BRoeAS. candidate for reelection 10 the office oi CITY CONSTABLE, of the city of Little Rock, al the ensuing January election.
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We sometimes ihiak there must exist some re. ia,ionshiP between the editor of the Democrat and Santa Anna the braggart Mexican General If there be no eousinship far removed. they certainly ex- hibt remarkable coincidence of peculiar traits of character for which both of these worthcs arc csi- nenty distinguished. The public are familiar with The Ponpons announcements of victory issued bv the craven General in the midst of inglorious de- feat, and before he had ceased his flight from hi, victorious Pursuels. Characterised by similarity of boastfnl falsehoods, see the editor of the Ash ley organ, ia shameless disregard of well known facts filling The columns of his paper with Aypo- critical shouts of victory on the eve of mos, dis asirous defeat. What kind of readers has th. De- mocrat The editor certainly presunes mush on their gailibity, when he makes bold and una uali- hed statements the evidence of whose ultruth his own columns furnish. We did mol before suppose that the eMpera aest of venerable neighbor was of the sGaSaias as termed by Phrenologiss., bat il seems We are mistaken and in the face of the scornfui rebuke he has received al the hands of the people, be g!Oriies his sucse-. and claims a triumph when he is writhing utder the torture of unayenged malice What secretary he would make for the Mexican Bragadocio With his practice in misrepresentation, how admirably he could draw up The details of false despaich
 We must acknowledge to another mistake in the character VIC had formed of our neighbor. Over whelmed and ehagrined by the indications of pub
 lie sentiment that thiekened upon him. he has for- gotten tha, cunning and prudence which W. suppo.e were invarahle arcompanin. sa's of nAieyoience and Perdy. Aprosperous cause needs not the aid of falsehood to sustain it, and if we had no other eyi dence of the complete failures of the ei,Or in hs schemes, his snblashing resort to psevarieatons aniruth, would be sufficient ,o show his disappoiat ment and defeat Why. we ask, this suppression Of the truth from the distinguished Senator for whose benefit alone She press vas es,abiishedl To the reckoning he has to make te his ox per for unper- formed promises and false hopes created, the editor doubtless looks forth with trembling dismay. We advise hin however to ali further misrepcesen- ta,ioa and disclose the truth gently hs mortified andexaspesatsd employer, and if there Dc bowels of compassion ia man, the great Senator will forgive much b his tired and faithfuls servant
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DLANK DELIVERY BONDS. drawn dP by an ID esperisnsed eoasseiios. under the hae law, fcr sale .. his eMte. Price. ei 60 rer 9uirs.
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HUTT 6 PARSE,

\ \ from CiB<iabati. 29 bhis recsiGed shisksy [" best old bourbon ditto, !" noBsaxshssa dgss. a kegs aa.is assorted sises. Hoodng brsis, bales cosica yssa. q '' hAttinx. 70 boxes stsf-esnAlss x1 plough plates. keg hssse shoe asiis. h-2 Sez- kaehen sAos@ls k t>~s.. se pf eemmo. kre-Aowx.
 ALSO nf sit sises. aH VT "es,
 ALSO ,,''I 'aas s ss'srs.s castings sss iow fss CASH
 ~ "Ns tsH l,-u
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Mir REAnpox
 SiK-Yon wili please to announce my name as candidate for city Recorder
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On0 GALLONS Of BEARS OIL The high ZUO est market price, ia cash, wiii be giref Ess good and pure Bears Oil. by
 ]. W. TAPPE, Msin ss- Little Rock. Dec. c. lsa7. ts-3~
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To rnr Zorro. oy THE BAxxr.

srx-You ~ill please announce my name as 6 candidate for reelection 10 the oce oi city Reeor der of the city of Little Rock, ai the ensuing Jan uAry election
 JAMES A. HUTCHINGS. Nov l6 is4-.
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 cd in most distant seas
 In the Calf of Mexico and the Paei6c the officer. and linen of our sqaadrOns have displayed distin. guished gaantry; and have performed valuable vicez
 In the early stages of the war with Mexico, ber ports, onbOth eoasis, were hockaded; and more re- cenily many of them have beea captured ard held by the Navy. When acting in rc-oPeraiion with the land forces, the Naval officers and men have performed gallant and distinguished services on land as well water and deserve the high com mendsiion of the country.
 While o;hef maratme rowers are adding to their navies large numbers of War Steamers, it ss wise policy. on our part, to make similar additions ts our navy The four War Steamers authorized by the act of a of March, is47, are tn of sssaction.
 In addition 10 the four war steamers authorized by this act, the Secretary of the Navy has. in pur- xuance of its provisions, entered into contracts for the hye steamers to be employed In the transporta- ton of the United States mail from New York 10 New orieaus, touching al Sarannah aud Havazna. end from Hayanna to Chsgres;--fos three steamers to be employed la nke manner. from Paassma 10 Oregon, so ss tn connect with the mai to Chagrus, across the fsthmus;--and fer five steamers to be employed. in like manner to Liverpool. These steamers will t the property ef the esnfraeters, but te be built under the sapernts nde sad direction of naval eonsisuciOr, in inc employ of the Nary Department; and to be SO constructed 10 render them convertible al the least possible expense into war steamers, of the irys class
 prescribed number of naval officers, as sell as Pesi-afsiee agent k to be on board of them and snshsfi'y is reserved to the Navy department at ail times 10 exesciss eontroi over said sieamshIps aAd ie hase3hs sshs ss s>ks them fsz :s sxs.=sse sse and service q the raiied Ssatss, by making proper eonPsasatiOa to the esatrzcaers. Therefore whilss sasse Ssesm.hsps w,ll be employed in irans porting the sssis q the United States eeassxise, apon an anaal compensation te be paid to the ewn- eFs, tAsy will As rssdy. arss sn ensrgeAev, te hs
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ssserai considerations which render ihe ready sale @ hese lands proper il is leading object at thi. u-e' 10 reaiI1e as large sum possible from this
 fes' and thus diminish. by that sraoant, the pub. ne ,.. oah' rendered necessary by the exstenceof
 Y s estimated that moi less than 10, GOO 900 ., .s ei the public lands wiIl be surveyed and be in lss 'N' '- ''''s "-e s@'
 'A hy ias' annual message presented inc reasons .ch' ID ny JadgIneni rendered Il proper 10 grad
 aud reduce tbe price Of such of the public lands frnsined u sold for a long period after they
 0ees offered ior sale at public auction.
 shs m'liot's of acres of paelie lands lying wiih. - a~ .iH's of several of the western states. have ete onered in inc market and been subject to sale :. PnsNe entry. fSs more than 20 years, and large a.r' iof Hors than 90 years si the lowest price tIs lsoy ihe existing isws; and as i; has been -. 'h1 'hsy wili not command that price, they ,- tHs'h aAsoid 3o yeArs and une ultisAted. for ,1 ehnre period. unless the price dem anded by
 s''e'hrsn' shsii be reduced.
 .. s sa'isfac,ory reason ls perceived why they S longer held al rates abcye their real y.iae . Ps'ioi an additional r~2soA exists for adopt ,,s @ measure recommended. When the coan- -. agased in foreign var. and we mssi ac- s-,-,t resort 10 loans, it would seem ts b. the Vi " " oi Ssseom, that VIC should svsA ourselves of ,.,JeI 'esoaFoes and thus tini; the amount of the ,l1e o'1anrss 10 the lowest possible rum.
 ,. . that The existing lsws on the snb- ,,~.. Pfe-essPiion rights bszmen ndsd % zs ,o sp- ..,.. P'ssP~e,'ssIy. and 10 embrace all vi Q may us.. sp"H tae Pahlie lands, and make improve .. 1Pon n'eta bsfeEe they arc surveyed. ss xeil u,~ EAfds, is all esssx where such setiieme nis
 N nsAds after the Indsan tide ,hsIl h.r. bren auagS.shed '' ''s'e '''A" "@'s n n Inc rigA, sf pse--sap,san ,s thu. s,,.na.a \. ... esr.es large and u.ers.er.a- rsa.s sT s..., tsI.. Hwiil inersaae the nunalser of s.nsil frre- ;, aPea oar sssders. xhs viii bs enal,ssd th+ve- n.,. eoaesie ths6 children and otherwise luproy. N- sdiAsn. white they wsll bs always found ia q q. . eAns-r te eur ceastry asnoag the b~ss
 ~ah'ss' ssssiew, s~sr rssay ss tssdss sAsss
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the sales have been very trihing stock, 25,oOO
bags St. Domingo, 100 casks and bOOO bags BraIIl,
500 casks and $4,000 bags Porto Rico, &c. 9OoO
bags East India, 800 bales Mocha, and lUJ csks rom
our West India colonies.
TI-heat and FiOlu,-Owing 10 the prevalence OF
favorable weather, and the general decline IN prices
both in England and France, there has been less spl
rit displayed in the demand here, which has led to
reaction our quotations for American Flour in loco
having lowered r3, and on lots for future delivery
fSaf4 per brl. The sales during this week amount
to 10000 brls. follows, viz: New Nork, IN loco
from foo down to f.jG; New Orleans, f.55. 5Odi 90,
and deliverable in June f.53 5Oaf.49; Baltimore, de-
Iiycrabc in June, was sold at fac in bond. Towards
the close Of the week. quotations stood thus, VIZ
Baltimore, in loco, at fol; New Orleans, io3d
and New York, f.56.5Oaf.57. In Wheat, decline
has also taken place, the sales effected being l2OO
hcct Danish white at flOlat.lOO; 5000 hect Dant-
zic, ElOlaf.l02; 5000 bags New Orleans, t9l.oO IN
loco, and f9jat.9i arrive; and 1900 hcct Spanish
$1,000 per sack of 200 Kill. Imports, 1910 DriS
Flour and 9bl6 bags w heat, from the United states
l. cargors Wheat, do. Barley, do. Rye, and 400
brls Flour, from the North; and cargo OF W heat
from England
June Governing Cotton Continues very ami
mated, and prices again advanced 3dt4, Spccu-
laors having operated freely in anticipation Of favor
able adviccs from the United States by the steamer
of 10th ult but to-day, the intelligence BY the Cal
CdOnia not having responded TO the views OF specua-
tors, the American houses having little confidence III
the state of things in England and here owingto the
high rates of BrcadStutlS and the scarcity oil money
in Great Britain, our market has become flat, and
there are now more sellers than buyers.
| Flour and Jpheat-lnliucnccd by continued good
| weather and very heavy market, we can only cite
the following quotations, which are nomina New
York Flour, on the spot, f.52; New Orleans, f4Sa
1850; Baltimore and Philadelphia, f.47 .5Oaf4S,
without buycrs-f46 offered. Indeed, the general
decline in Europe has produced quite panic, and
we are completely without demand. Wheat is dull
ALSO and must be quoted f95 per 200 xii. for good
American Rice--Is entirely neglected.
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FOREIGN MAR KETS.


LoSDoN, June 3.
Since 18th ult our Money market has gradually
improved. Discounts are more easy, and for paper
longer than three months, the rate is abont per
cent; but trade continues languid, and for art
Giles of which the supplies known TO be deficient,
the demand is by no means brisk; and generally the
transactions continue TO be limited TO daily
Cofee-Quotations nominal for Foreign: sales La
guayra, 3Sad0s. 3D. for good to fine ord, and Padang
at 26s. Cd. per cwt. Cotton has improved 3D., and
look for some further advance if money should
become more abundant. better feeling at Man
chester the past few days, but prices of goods and
yarns have not as yet improved sufficiently TO war
rant higher prices FOR the raw material Our stock
Of Cotton will, with the present scale Of con-
sumption, be small at the close Of the year. Corn
advanced after last adviccs, but began
TO decline again; quotations below nearly Dos
below the highest point Of Wheat. Indian Corn has,
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MANUFACTURED AND LEAF TO-
BACCO. seq AIRS, &C.

MAN ACTURED AND LEAF TO-
BACCO, SEGARS, &C.
CHARLES ID. DEFORD 81 co.
TOBACCO COMMISSION JIER CHANTS,
No. 61 South Gay street,
FL AVE on hand and offer for sale, on the most
II Il libcralterms, the following:
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
N9Agb6A PACKAGES, comprising. full as
AUVN sortmcnt of all grades andszes, great
variety of popular and well established brands, all
manufactured Expressly for this market, and receiv-
ed drectfrom the most celebrated manufacturers in
Virginia: constantly neutrality-suspicious. the above
stock.
LEAF TOBACCO.
700 Bales consisting of Havana, ara, st. Jago st
Domingo, Iguani, Myarie, Porto Rico, and Ken
lucky, of frstquaty and flavor, selected with great
care. Also, Spanish Seed in cases-Kentucky Mis-
souri, Ohio, and Virginia, in hhds.-a full supply
always on hand suitable for Segar manufacturers
export.
SEGARS.
500, 900 HAVANA and PRINCIPE, presenting
an excellent stock of choice and medium SEGARS,
of the most favorte brands.
200, 900 AM ERICAN SEGARS, HalfSpansh part
packed, Nj cases, an article for South American
trade. Also, SNUFFS, Smoking and New York
Fine Cut TOBACCO, Havana and Principe paper
Havana Bass, Virsna Tobacco Stems, Tobac
Knives, Calabria Liquorice, Negro Pipes, &C.,
sc. june
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VAN BRUNT & ADAMS.
PILOT SAIL DICK

PILOT SAIL DUCK.
FENII Esubscrbers ,agcntsfort he sale oiPILOT
IL SAIL DUCK, have now on hand and will be
constantly supplied with an assortment of numbers
from to 10, Of that's UPERIOR ARTICLE, which
they offer to the trade on PLEASING TERMS
Applyto S. PHILLIPS & co.
June 3 " 81 Bowly'swharf
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