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wAa, kossath thinks of France.


 The Hsagsriaa Lsadsrs.-The following portion of letter from Hungary. dated Peslh. July l. will be read with interest:
 "l send you the present by the wife oi trader of Vienna, who Is about to loin her husband. and who, thanks io her German origin may perhaps with inl- puniiy pass the hedge Of bayonets that separates iron Europe. 1 take this opportunity of warning you not to believe the account which may reach yos from the seat oi var ia Hungary. You kaow thai for a moment oai country is an sasis of ifbefty, bsthed by desert os oppression, and that the nature Of events In oar la4 Is al tns mercy of our eeiaes Sn, every time you hear of victories gained either by the AastiiAns or the Russians. examine the story issice, and recelisct that retreat is not always defeat and that even if esseaate Pesth. town ei little 10 in an administrative srsegetie po,nt of view. the Haagafiaa cause is not lost.
 . We no logger count on the aid of France in our supreme struggle with despotism. When me Preach Republic isspoken of to Kossush. he says. with smile of pity, Let us leave old mea to die h peace. and ask aos from dossge what We eaa eniy expect from youth.' In the meantime, taIs ason- ishing mandisplays energy of which can scarce y give you an idea Despite his precautions state of heaiih. he does psodigtes Of activity. Seated on
 country ear. with his Miis and child at hs side, he crosses the country. ealing the people to arms, and commasieatisg lo the wkoie natsoa that burning xrdor which beans foas4 kis immortal face. Some. times ae arrives h tho camp ef bis warriors whese. thanks to the inconvenience of every popalsr waf, waa of psovisions and ammnnitioa drag disecursge- usnt in ,hsif train. Then hs rises on his car and speakss and ai the departure of the dseeaios, ne
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scialess k1gotlsa thsir mhesy and htene; lhsg arc asA of sathusiasm. and Essdy tp hght ana coo. qnes, wese t sniy io give reposs 10 Louis Kcssuth and he family. Assss . .
 lis is admirably seconded by his keateaanis Gaosgsy, wounded sligh,iy in the asm daring ths
 asf Oatlle. pgnves shst EeFolasnas esn rnly he ae eomplished hy yousg end sew msR. Kaewisdgs aud experience ever give way before youth. aad in every Bationsl nnhvement ths esFogs ot afdeE ate better than those ol calculation. Dembiasks whose
 aree is scattered along the frontiers ei Galaeia k trying 10 draw Paskiewiteh into the conniEv. You know ihis General, who gained every rank tn fhe French army. Hts dream for eighteen yeas has beea 50, ,0e0 men with whom 10 annihiiags the Mus covite empire. IiIs dream is realized; and. though sfsr of my reasoning may seem abs Fd, 1T tn one battle Desnbinski gains victory Hungary s saved, and the Polish General viii enter GsIiria and the kingdom of Pol1nd.
 "The Russian troops are demoraised The Hun gssian war Is unpopular ia Russia. end dI were sure ny letter would nol see te iight would prove this. Dembinski is general cf Atiosio, 10 whom nothing Is impossible. Saddea blows fascinaie and tempt him, in which he differs from Ben, whose Der severance is bis principal quality. Bem uay be beaten, but never Giscourasesi oT destroyed"
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The Great Dianond-Thete i. good deal of

The Great DiamoRd-There is good deal of doubt and speculation about ihe Koh.i-noor, the great diamond iaiely extorted from the boy Rajah Dhuiip Singh, by the GoyeFnor-GeDeral of Iadis in behalf of the East India Company. The boy. ten years old. compelled to sign treaty turni The
 jewel over to Queen Victoria; but the company eoa- tends that it belongs to them and that Lord Dalhou sic had sort of right to make present of their property, even 0 the Queen. in the meantime it begins to be rumored that old Ghoolab Singh. know ing the propensities of British eonque,ors in India had prudentiy semoved this diamond from the Trea- sury of Lahore, before the fail of Deh and that il
 IS now far removed from the reach of the claimants in England IL is spoken of as " mountain of light of the size of pescock's egg,' which may be co a. sideEed passabie bull.
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ahsnysaut . hs ssltsmash qussiisna. rsnsssn .Asm sishet tIs baslisis lhas hs wi hs aslts kna Oui. we sro thiukine. @ E8a
 Thsslsefioas are coming In famondy. Wshevp casrisd everything. and now the most favored sf al Presidents not sxsspsiag ths frat; for ws arsshs sseond, though sug-nnmsd.
 ZACHARY WASHINGTON. This interesting epistis, which pfOvss conclusive y that ws have not King Log .. the head of our Aaalrs eaans to us between sunset and sasvise aud has given as real Plsasars- We know new that ws have patriot at the helm; that ae have nan of constitutional peace. and oppeasnt of every kind of wAr-a sscoad Cincinaaias. sitkoss Ais plsnSk. who ross upon the rcd bllows oG var. and set upon the greea waters of Psaes in the IAsi gasp of the
 HEROIC AGE"
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mAnnWAnn.

HUNTS Bsosd, naaa aud ChapPIna AxESi
 III Pstsht Had Hiaxts sai Fnsss; Ssaltat Dwl. lows, 2s to 36 fpehes, vsrnlslIs Paiets a'asf esd Shs~ ssusaes lvoa BraesA; Seesohsde.. ~ish Rlsiss brass Flush Bolts. Spring and basfNt, da saekel.
 6ra,et, tarniAg aud AlassicAA Chlsetss fsraiaE sSOascs bed and table Gastess; cotton, wecl. snd horse Cards; halter, log and Hnh IhalAns Poor Spstaesl cork and patent Fascssas Flash Drawer Handles; wardrobe aud aFaus screw hooksi broad, shingIiag aud axe HalcAvtsI nalL shoe, haad and sledEs Hammers; hsAas DvcE Hooker sAees butcher, aud drawing Halves; tea, bsass saa enanaehsd hals .tiss, Morsies Iscks, with MiassNl kaohss plate. kaoa Aa1 ceaea lsorks; Dooy laseles; Spirit Levels aad numbs: Cora and Coi Mills; iren Mclassea Gates; wsoash, sad horse Nsiss asass screw kiakss sm@eth. jsck and joiateF Plasess epske Shavssl beach Sorews, screw and sash Palticas Vet Pat7 lies Jones's Sash Locks; Scythe Siones3 Gesnas. esst and Mister Steel; Sicklesl grass and GrniH Seythea; She~ess and Teags; Ameae aud etster spedes; long aud sheF, handle Sassslss Steuhs ana Dieai Screw Plaiess bed aud weed SeEewsi roa, steel and plated SQaareSi crasscut aad kew'and x MIil Saws fessce and wood Sawa; ec4upass asa hand do,; vscs., shutter Screws, Soa., &e.s Sa..
 Joly ai, WILLIAM n WAIT.
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Ssblinilr sf Diaaina.-n i. no, oi,sn. ln ,he.

SEbIimi,y ef DiggiRg.-It is not ostea, h these piping times of purse filling. that happens in the way of such refreshing bit of fancy the follow ing. We know not whence this estray poetic eifa- sion found it's way into our sanctamo prosy plain, and ma,tef-offact labor; bat t did and uba is the river thus immorialized in song. Not ss "Juba this Jaba that" etc, of Ethiopian melody, but evil destiy brisf flight of phansy and plseeling;'' he river in its swoolen state roars like thnndsr, and yibrates in this midnight hour upon the ear like some sublime ora,orio. The stream present grand aspect, it dashes win impetnesisy against wild rocks and hHge eEags, and breaks tate foam which gliiters in the calm moonlight like the bss7aagted robes of an oriental bride. "-- Placer Itaes.
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Exw CoussnngEEss, Bank of Canmsres. Nsw YoFk-9a. sPaFisaA Xignetia, Maa ia a sisIiag posiaFs, &c.
 Baak of sAs Valley. Romnry. va.--s's. letter \, pay David Gibson, varIsusly aii~d uP ia ons hand writing. EAgruvinr psOP and blurred.
 State Bank ef Boston. Mass.--i's vigRette, three Mea ip Blaeksmish-shop. Date, engraved Juty {, Is4a
 Hagrrstswa Bank, Ha9eFssowa. Male. letter B. Jane $. le4a. EngFusing too oAFkly shaded.
 Western Baak BaIIimoFe, Md.--l00's spurious vimnstte, SasnsoR and the Lion.
 Bank of MOhse, Mobile, Ala t00's, spurious, The demominsIlaa is ia fonF places ia ts naaFeins in the genuine t appears is two only.
 North VI essera Bank of Virginia, Wheeliag Va. s's, spurious. Vignetle, two Females. The genu. ins are quite different. Bsck Reg.
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England and the Mosquito Coast.

The New York Herald has letters dated at the City of Grenada, Lake Nicaragua on the s,h uls which reveals to some extent the eoa,se of policy adopted by the British in relation to this territory At says
 According to these letters, Somoso, at the head oI 1000 men, had assaulted the city of Nicarogaa es. tToyed il by fire. and sacrl6esd the lives of it's n- habitants. SoInoso did not obtain much wealth by this assault. A small amount only of guld. silver and ewelry felt into his hands; but the toia aoaDt of property destroyed exceeded S9.0tO ,00o. It IS not possible that aii the inhabitants o the city were sacrificed; some must have escaped
 This terrible affair had aroused Munos who had gathered force of 750 regulars with wh0Inshe was battle between them would take place on that day, the Sth ut.
 The experience of M1nos and the superior discip. line of his troops give those acqaiaied wiih the country and the people reason 10 believe that hs will triumph over SoInoso.
 Ii s stated 10 be he general impression in Niesr- agua that The movements oi Sonoso are influenced more or less by English agents.
 On the 9ih oi June the Nicaragua governmen, issued proclamation calling on all citizens, faom sixteen to htty years oi age, 10 arns:
 l. To queli the aRafehIcal movements of Somoso,
 2d. To maintain the territorial tights ol NicsIs- qua over San Juan and its dependencies-oI, in the language oi the proclamation, ' the usuTpatien of England in the name of the Mosquito King
 IL is apparent that England meaIs to lfighlen the Nicaraguans out of their rights on tue San Juan, and t ~iil be LecessaTy for the American Gosera- ment to take decided stand in inc natter The morality of her course, in melting the ages under Somoso to act against the civilized classes of the State of Nicaragua. was only equalIed by her actions in our own history, when she induced the sayages 10 murder the unaImed citizens of the Un- ted States.
 The above intelligence is from one source. We learn from another source that England refuses 10 cohtinae her subsidy to the Mosquito King, and tha, the English Consul, Mir. Cmisty, left San Juan, or what Is now called Grey Town. oa the 18th of ane, in British brig of war.
 What IS now on the tGpis
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Tears.

There arc sometimes relief. ssd soysetimes burden; they are . relief to . woman. but burasp 10 a man; they relieve wsasaa because heF sym Pathy approve them; they burden . man. beessse his pride rebakes them; woman weeps because she feels, man because he can't feel, weman's tears affect man, bat mans dlsafect woman; we man weeps for others, man for iimseif womiaus tears are common property, man's gre his own;a woman believes them U profitable issestmsst. . man considers them useless expenditure; wo- mans tears are nstarsl and easy. mans forced and awkward; womsn's are the warm ssreams of the summer elsud. mans the eeld dropping sf the icicie.
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Rad Rirer r--The ]. T Dosweii Jeff Shreveport on the sth inst. at which time Red. River was falling fast. The officers of the Doswen. report that al Nachiioches the river vas at stand; the water was from to $ feet deep on all the plantations from Naichitnches 10 Shreveport, and on the Bondieu, nearly sll the cattle and stock drowned. Great destruction of property at Grand Ecose was caused by the csving in of the front street. and ol some of the warehouses on it. Col. De RnSsey's gin house the opposite side of the river carried otf on Wednesday, together with about of gfon nd The Ieyee still protects Alexanda, with only how ever, few inches 10 spare; 1t is broken m three places below. The nver is now feet higher than during the overflow of IS44. fCrescesL
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Tn. Mosqsi,o Question.-The Washington cores

Pondent of the Philadelphia American says:
 No Iemonsirance has been made (for that is not yet necessary (agaiBst the claim set up by the British government to the right ofway at Nicaragua; but Mr. Bancroft has been instructed to inform Lord Palmerstoo, distinctly and uasquiyoeally, that no such exclusive privilege that asserted would be admitted, and no such possession recognised.
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TAe Poi.en in Eggs.-Th. editor of the salem

The Poison in Eqgs-The editor of the Salem Gazette in publishing an account of the death of MT Bassett's children of Brooklyn, says
 "A friend oa reading the above statement, gives us the following extract from Cyclopedia :-rhe white of an egg boiled hard in the shell suspended in the air afterwards, liquid drops from it which will dissolve myrrh. which is more than either w4s ter. o spirits, exsn fire itself can effect 4 It. tie puirid white of an egg taken into thestonach occasions nansea horror, fAia,ing. vomiting, diar rhe. and gripes. It inAames the bile, exciiss heat, thirst, fever, and dissosves the humors like the plagae.r
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4 Sad .5gan .-A transaction has recently occur red at Battle Creek Mic6.. of the most melancholy and horrible character. young man by the name of Kellogg went from Syracuse to visit his father, who was once president Of the Sslina Bank, and had removed some time since into that State. The son, who of indOlent and dssipated habits, wanted moSey of his father, who refused his requests wbereuPon be drew pistol iro.n his pocket, a, he same time renewing his request. upon which Mir. Kellogg seized axe at hand. and m self defence killed his son on the spot. Alter The commission of the melancholy act Mir. K. attempted to drown him- self
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,.ss--s.a,s tn1 aoeks of gana sis i'e vh.ss Q bs -: ssd iha esystAi wslSn Psem.se te hs tssy .,.se.. when sAe anew feods shnii have passed sW1y@
 valae ef Real Estate.
 A .ssssr fton Mr. Frssnsr. ,O the Pieayuns. dated s.a Fsaarisec, Jane g, ssyss
 sTns vaIus af real estate is slmost bcyond eal- .ul.iioa. and the reality of prizes saFpasses sveFy M ,Sss von ean imagine. A lol will command no1s moasy, cash ia hand, than ens of the ssme .,.e \. ams, ue s. Charles street, of New Otieans, o- RroaAwav. New York. viii give yea fsw camnarisoas. and YDu ean thea judge los yoaF1eie nePasker Houss. hotei. which is trame balld- ne i've stories high. about % feet front oy 5S deep Tsis 6or s9e, ,eoa. Many rooms or oihees. wlth the ow~ra and ceeupsnss Of which an personally ee- o.sinted. and which vary in size from ten teet by twelvs to sixteen by sghteen, tnr 4e0 to $3oO per noath. cash ia sdvanee- Our room. twenty ey tweasy-eus, rented to-day for 5000 per snnaln. cf whseh Ni0.O00 was cash, in advance. The bniid- i of the Picayune ofiee, well ktted up in the h. tssor, woald rent Sos 91oe 900 per year, and New let's kotel would command $300. .O00 cash per yeass in aAVsaes: shsrs Is 10 want ef moaey, and houses snd Iots command aAs gold dust without hHaii."
 psssolnsasn of Mining Clubs.
 AIssssrto the Delta, from the North Fork mines, ays:
 sThs eustom sf suiUants uniting themselves into companies and associations, and bringing out variOus kinks ef beavy machinery tos picking goid oa . IarRe seaIe is . very imprudsnt aad ruinons oos I1 the first place they fall out amcng them selves during ihs passage, of the maehinssy, which Is perfectly useless whea it does arrive. exhsusts all ther funds h freight and the iEansportalion across the Isthmus of Panama. In the seeond place these emigssnis associate together hesdlessly, without taking ato consideration eaeh oihers physical con- pe.eney to work or 10 endure hardships and priva. ions inc consequence s that they split into pieces, and abaodoa their ponderoas machines"
 A letter to the Rieayune, en' the sams subject. also says:
 Most of the large companies that went out from the States broke up, oa their arrival in California, from very naseral esuse-it wss easier ior men 10 get along alone, or few banded together, than in heavy parties. An the new machinery, large and smsl, that had been taken ont by adventurers, had been abandoned and the new dggers resorted, siter tal 60. to the old wash pan. the cradle. pick, and jaek-knife. which were the most effective"
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DIED:

In ibis city on the 3d inst, Walter, ss~d two months and three days. infant son os Walter Mitchell
 .s Had he crossed the biiiowy ocrah of life
 It's storms would have sorrowsd his paihj
 And .arih's many storms. wiih venom 90 rife,
 Had stung hts pure beaTt in their wrath" In this city ou Monday evening, the 27th ult, Mr. T. R. DEBUrrs, aged about D years
 In this city. on Sunday evening. the 26'h ut Miss LAURA v. ApAMsOs, aged about l6 years, only daughter of John Adsmsoa, Esq.
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Caneers. Cancers Casrs ', ',

TsIIE asdsEsigned. having returnea ie asd settled l permanently h ths eiiy of Lislie Rock, re- spcctfuliy teiaeFs his services to those who may be ae aafsrlaaats as 10 be aiieird win that dreadful scoarge known as CANCER, and warrants cure ia every instance. CT go pay. Applications frem a distance wi. be prosn2fiy sitesded te-
 He has aa extensive sisi of certificates ef cures performed by his remedies which he wii l,e Plsased to exhibii te those who msy feel interested- s.AYkansas Haaasr' office. e0rner Of kant Maia and Elm streets. np-sssirs- ]. ]. THOMPSON.
 Aug. l4. le49.
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From California.

Laygs Grsis q Gsis.-A correspondent writes us from San Fraacisco. under date 27th Jane, giv- lag us aa saiiins drawing of lump of gold pick ed up by New Msxican. named LorenzO TruxiliO, near Staaslaas river, In October, ls4s. 1t weighed l21< pounds avoirduposs, soma parts of which were an inch and . half thick. bat the average depth throsghoat vss about three quarters of an isch. There was light crust of dir. about the when Il was fsand. weighing half an ounce, not more. Oar correspondent. took drawing of it himself. ., Los Angeles. We append the letter alluded to, which contain some other items of California news s--
 Especial Correspondence of the PieayaBe.1
 Saa Frsacises, JsRs 27. le49.
 Msssrs Edaers-As the gold found in this coun- try has caused considerable excitement, and oncs promised to write you from this country is case thers should be anything interesting, go ahead. The diagram on the other page of this les- ter is the outline of the Iargest grais eff gold yet found In the territory 1t still remains in the hands of the finder. We often hear in this place of large pieces having turned up, but have not seen any. nor have l seen any one whose word could be relied en who has. This mass astonishes every one vho sees lt. The pOsssssor has been of fered large price for t. but he will not part with it on any terms.
 We have nov al anchor in the port about seven- the Sacramento and San Joaquin rivers. As yet thers have besa few arrivals from the United States vessels seemingly making very long:passages- was ia yOar city some time ago and promised to write you, bat have not had much to communicate that was not generally known; therefore did not con- sider It worth whils to trouble you.
 Years, obediently, F. M.
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NEW ORLEANS!

TUST received from New Orleans and Cincinnati J the following articles 2000 pounds Hope Cot ton Yarn; i500 pounds Bar Lead; l5 Kegs aad hail Kegs Dupoats Powder; 300 pounds New Feather; 10 Boxes No l Soap; 10 Boxes Star Candies; 50O pounds Horse Shoe Iron; 100 pounds Horse Shoe Nails 50 Sacks Salt; 350 pounds Saieratus; i9 Ten gallon ash Pots; 10 leu gallon Wash Kettles; Bbls Reboiled Molasses; l20 pr Meas Kip Bro gans; 120 pr. Women's Kip Brogans; l20 pr Boys Kip Brogans. Also. Fashionable Silk Hats, Br. $. B. Hats. Sc.. &e., &e. For sale low by
 Sept. 1, ls49 A. ]. HUTr.
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OJ- Great quantities of franksd documents. wish- GU, direction. exesptthe ef the pcsoiRee. COW lamesr sp the mad bags- They are slampeG aFfee. Truman Smith. U. s. Ssnsle." The whig posfmas- tefs assfo wsife ihs supscr aleu than. sad dis tfihsis ahen. This n s0t considered by the samin- istratioa, interfering ln elections s--LeA Den.
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PIANO roRTEs TUNED.

W Springs, to say thst he will be in Little Rock about the 5th of September, when he will attend to tuning and regulating Piano Forles. Mir. Nash Is well known to of our citizens, aud his skill and ability afe aaques;ionabie. All who wish their Pianos pat Ia perfect orsier will do well to avail thenise!ves of tbls opportanlty--G Gaseits 5l-2t
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SPRING Ga0DS.

LUST received, and HOW opening, st the new J Store corner Of Markhaln and Bridge Streets ai' assortment of DRY GoODS--consisting in part of 3.4. 7.S. A. and t2-4 Bieaehed and Brown sHEEriS(iS aud SHIRTINGS :. 7-s and 4-ia Lowells 800 pieces Calirevs, Ii; 90 pieces printed MousIins 70 pieces Plaid Ginghams pieces Linen Checks; Is pieces Irish Linen; pieces l2.4 Linen shesting; pieces s-t Linen Damssk; 10 pieces Cot,cnaies, &c., &e.; al Of which Will be offered very low for Cash country produce.
 Mayl. JOHN D. ADAMS.
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LNOR SALE--Two Negro Girls. one l6 m I years old. tue other l5 years old. One sN h good Nurse and House Girl the other aI.E Cook. Washer. &c.. ana is good ii~ld hand. .XAA
 For terms and particulars apply io
 Sspt. 1, tI9-52 By j. D. FITZGERALD.
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HusKEa Axp Eaxx S0sI cssvnsrlox--A ieie- grsphss aespas<h from New Yosk. ssaiss that the old Annksfs and Bafnbarness. who assemh hled al Rone ain sisw 10 recoaciliafion hzss adjourned, wiihSa. bsieg able to sgiss upon a ccmpsoinise.
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DAcON AND LARD. = 10 eaxks Arksnsas D SIDES. H.4Ms and SHOULDERS; bbls- LARD. on sensignmsnt. and for sala very so~. ey
 May l5. T. D. MEhRICk k Ce.
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STATE OF ARKANSAS, f.

Probate Conrt, May Tcrua, fl D. Is49. IT appears, 10 tas satisfaction of the court hero, | that John c. Nichossoa has departed this iifs leaving no known heirs: Whereupon, il Is ordered by the court here that publication be made in lhs Arkausas banner, pape. published in this Staie | for six successive weeks.
 Deserirtioa.--About tweuiy-slx years old. light hair fair compiexioaed. blae eyes, and hboat si 2 feet high. T. l.. WILSON, Cserf.
 Y~liviile, June 10, is49 H1
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REM OVAL.

DACON & P0Rk--ei,00 lbs. Clesr Sides. Ie bbs. Clear Pork. ReceiveS and for sale by
 Avg 2esh WM. E. WAIT
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Little Rock High school for youag Ladies. FTNHE business of this institution wiil be resumed
 \ on Monday, the 3d September, tD VI when spanctuai attendance of the Papiis Is respectfully requested. aug. 2S--lt
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SPRING GOODS.

DECEIVED, per steamboat Cotton Plant, large IA and fashionable assortment ot Fancy SPRING and SUMMER GOODS, of the very newest Styles and Patterns. 10 which the atehtioa ef the Ladies and Gentlemen Of the to~n and sleini'y is nviirf-
 ALS0--An extensive stock of STAPLE DRY GoODs-al of which viii be sold al the Lotrtsg prices. fapl TOT A ]. HUTT.
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CANyASSED HAMS.-2s00 lbs Cincinnati O Hams, received and for sale ny
 Aug. l4. VIM. B. WAIT.
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TEEP DRY!.-sO,0 GOO first rate sHfNGLES N for sale. iow ios Cash. Apply to
 Mays, A. ]. HpTr.
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Steel Nils. Sleel Aills.. TSIFTEEN STEEL MILLS, assorted sizes. re- E ceived, per steamer Cotton Plant. and lot sale hy jnne5l A. MUTT.
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A RkANSAS FLouR---s7 Bags Fresh ATkan "A sas FLOUR, received from Van Baren, and ar sale by june 5l 4. ]. HUTT.
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iean people ansthss ls,ses frsm sur snselling Gs- niss. Ehs l. going shsat sryipS e de gOeA le the Whis party. and at the ssms tims. to ptssenl the shslssa by tsIlIng hls Asarsss thaths k not ssidof