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Cholera Gt Fort Gtbsoa.--We learn from Captain Simpson. of the steamboat Monedo, from Fort Gib- soH on Monday. that the cholera made its appearance that post the morning before he left had died, and two or three others were sick. One soldier started down on the Monedo, and died with the dis ease on the way. The captain says the cholera Is very fatal in the Creek Nation. numbers of the h. dians are dying with i,-[ Fort Smith Herald, 18th.
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TUNTS Rrssa, Hasa snd casppsag .AxEsi II Psisat Btad Hinge Aad FAsts; sa,ltAs bsi. ieWs. g to 36 lache<. vnFsishs Fssat: Dass aad ShO< Brusies Iroh Brscss; seeieA. Se.. whf Blits. brass Flasgp Bvlts, SyFlag and BxrFss, do sucke', frmer. ,arnisg asd Amerscsa Chssais; Eara'ag SOazes; bed aud tshae Css,osss eettoa, wSas, sad horse Csrds. halter. log aad atsh Chains; Door Springs: cork and pstras fsseets; Flash Drs~er Handles: wsrdFoe sad brssa SeFs~ h0okas eeOaa, s,iagiiag aud sxe Hsseaets; nais. s'soe, hsad Hnd Siedxe nsmners. bgAs<Foct heNss; sbce, sntrh~. and drswing Knives; tss. brass aNd snssne'ed ks'- tles; Mortioe Locks. with Mineral kseoNs plate. kpob aud cls~as Locke; Dosr Iasehes; SPsrI Levels and Ptua,5s; Corn and Coffee Mlils; iFcA Aolssses Cines; wrought ssd horse ssiiss bras sTvw hsnF.' smooth. lack aaa ,osassF Plaass; Spoke Shsvss' beach Screws, sesee and sssA PsHies; Nslt f9'' heS JoRess Sash Lecks: Sesthe Stsncs; Cef'nAa. cast and blister stsel; SIekless grass and grs'a Seythes; shovels sad TeRgs; Amees and sshSr SPsdsS; long ana short haaae Sherciss Stocks aSd Dicsi Screw PiaseNs bed aad wool SeFews; irea. steel and pIatad SaaarsAi cross cut aad Rowland Mil Saws fekoe aad wood Saws; eompsss sad hand, do. Vices; snattar Serews. NC, Nc-, SSe-, received and for safe by
 Juiy a. WILLIAM R WAIT
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Priaee Albert q Taior.--- His Royal Highness si- tended the annaa festival Of the London Merchant Talors School Association, and being voted Der. wss toasted ss-' His Royal Highness, Prince Albert. citizen and Merchant Tailor' He re- spoBd-d handsomely in a most complimentary speech, accepting the honor.
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Liberts.Tbe proof thatliber,y is the dieine ideal of is, that she is the first dream s y9ufh, and that she does not fade from soul nnt heart iswi,hered and our mind either dehased dis coursged. There is not scul twenty years old that k not republican There is not dscayed hear, that is not serviie e--L LamdYfiae.
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STATE OF ARKANSAS,
 MARION CoaNrY.

MARoN NoaSTf.
 Prcbafs CoWrt. Msy Term, -8. D. ls49 T appears. to the saiizf=etioa of the court here, \ that JaAa C Nicholson has departed this lite leaving known heirs Whereapon. il is ordered by the court here that publication be msde in ths Arkansas Banner, paper pabIished in Ihis Etats for six successive weeks
 DeseTlPt0n---AbUut twenty six years old, light hair, fair eomplexioned, blue eyes. and about sl ' feet high. T. E. WILSON, C1rTk
 Y~Iivitle. Iuae l0, ISa9 irsstal tI5
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LIsh Emigraiioa. Carlow, Ireland, emigration IS being carried on on great scale, sys,emaized. Father Maher is the mover. Forty gentlemen far mers and 800 isndholders have formed an emigra- ton society among themselves They intend 10 purchase suitable site for their colony, for such t will be- and then transplant themselves their fsmi- lies, their connexions and all things dear to them to the New World. The people are flying from The country as from a curse History records nothing like it except the flight of the Jews from Egypt, and the Tsrtars from Russia In vain the Irishman pro- tests against il week after week, sgmatizes ii as cowardice, brands il as deserton, appeals 10 every human eeting. calls up every loving memory. s of birth place and burial place. presses love and hs- tred into the service, prose and poetry in vain, the
 tide rolls onward, and bears with it the strength anl hope of the country.
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TUSf received. and ncw opening, R, the stand sJ formerly occupied by Charles kAplsy, fuII of ] 1. IS, A and I24 Bieached and Blown SIZE riNGS and SHTRTiNGS; 7-s and Al Loweil; 800 pieces CsIicors ssd jo pieces printed Mouslins 70 pieces Rsas4 -Gingbsms pieces Linen Checkss IF pieess Irish Linen; pieces l2.a Linen Sheetihs; , Pieees s-4 L.neB DsinAsk; 10 pieces Coticnais~, &e.. &c.; a of which Siii be odeted very low Tor Cash country produce.
 Msyl J0HN D. ADAMS. v
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r large placard has been posted up in Paris. nca states that. on the 18th of July the forest of %y' containing about SIS hectares, will bs put up ~ auction at the upset price of million, by legal O'asf Of NJ. Louis Philippe, Count de Neuliy, for. merry residing at the Tuieries. and of all members h,s iamliy residing. the former in England, and te lalter la Spaln and Germany
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fl FaeetiOas TayIorite J. Peters, the mo- ted financier. banker aud big whg of New Orleans, recently appointed to the post of Collector of Gus toms of that city, by the mo party" is facetious dog He is none of your executioners who cut of heads with cross cut saw but does it with grace and skill worthy of imitation.
 In New Orleans every person who can escape the city, do so for four mouths, spending their time the fashionable watering places As that ap- breaches the facetous Peters indtes the following note 10 the democrats in the custom house:
 CUsroM HousE, Eew ORLEANS,
 Collectors Office. Jane 90, ls49. { Sir; As the public service will not require, during the ensuing four months your aid, as an occasional Inspector, you hereby informed that, from and after this date. yoar services in that capacity will be dispensed with until re-appointed.
 Very respectfully yoaf eb', serv,',
 SAM. J. PETERS. Collector. Who will say, after this, that the anti "proscrip- 'Iaa for opinions sake" party have not reduced de- eApitaion 10 system' Tae whigs are conserva- tives Tn all things except oiceseekng; in that they are radically progressive. The year ls49 will long be remembered for i,s fires, floods plagaes and bro- ken Promises.-[C Cincinnati Enquirer.
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LibsJal Do.afioH.--'fne Hon. James Buchanan has given 10 the city of Lancaster, in trust The of S4 000 10 remain perpetual fund, the inter esis whereof 10 be annually expended in ihe pur- chase of fuel Tor the ol ihe poor aud iBdigent females oI that ely, during ircement wlnlsr sea- sons. Louisville Courier.
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iadian Butehsry ia cafiJoysia--The Newark (N. J) Advertiser has letters from the immediate vi- en'y of the gold districts, the latter part Of April
 which report bloody aatsy between large party o ooregoaians and diggers. and detachment of some lso Indians. Ths latter the aggressors, having robbed squad oi Oregon mea n tho diggiags, and Aiied several. The diggers in the neighborhood made common cause, armed, went in pursuit of the H"ases, and succeeded in a desperate encounter m alhag 2S of them, including a chief. and taking some % prisoners. These were confined over night
 h he iort. whete several were baichered by the
 af'Vors oi the original Oregon party with bowie
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TT-" Free MAsons.'' sad an inqulsitive genius. are always good na,ured; and should really like to know the resson.~ "Why." replied Royal Arch. when initiated. they heat the gridiron 90 hot that 1t takes ali the temper out of us.''
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Hasiy BWials,-Aiter sIluding 10 several cases in that city where persons have revived after il was supposed they were dead, the Chicago (Iil.) Tni- buns says:
 A remarkable feature Of the cholera is, that not wi'hs,andng the body becomes exceedingly cold and eiammy daring the attack. reaction invariably takes place siieT death when the hody attsins :empeFa- iure ot fever heat. Sometimes this ie-action takes place before death, when, we think, if The phe- of the disease were understood, the patient could then be saved"
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Rich Presenf.-Tbe Roman Catholic clergy of the diocese of Boston have presented 10 ibeir Bishop. the RI. Rev. Df. Fitzpatrick, a number of costly articles in token oi their estimation of his services The honor is the striking and valuable. because he is one of the youngest Bishops in the U. States The Catholic Observe. gives the following descrip- ton Of the gift:
 "The offering consists of grand folio Poniifciai, in four volumes, ihe Iarges, and most complete 10 be had in Europe-such as is usei or the most solemn occasions m Rome--a Missa encased in
 VermeiI,' with various embiens n gold and silver in the finest taste and most elaborate stylsa bell the buTgia-he cruets and stands. all n silver and gold of truly admirable Pafisian woIkmanshp-4 basin and ewer ot solid silver embossed with much skill and richly gilt. and of and proportion that might deserve the name oi magnificent. apd beau tlfnlIy designed and perfectly fnisbed crosier, of silver. nckly gilt, tvermeil.l nai@ with precious stone all of them of great beauty, and several of them Of value as gems"
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e1- Not long after President Tayior " as nau gur- ated il was announced in his party papers that he deiested dueliRg, and woad moi tolerate daslists about him. Very good morality. A few mails ago the officials announced the appOintmen, Of Me. Clun2. of Mississippi nisistsr to foseign court His notorieiy as daelist b well known.
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Death of Chasnan .JehRsen The Richmond papers announce the death of this eminent Vir- Einiap, which occurred on the I2th inst He had occupied many leading stations in Virginis-was to the front rank of her lawyers, and as debater
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Csolsra at H. LOnis-Bs files of parers from S. Louis o the 10th inst. learn thai he ravages of the cholera in that much afilcted city have su6sde On Friday, the 6h inst. there were Iag niernents. 9l of which were from cholera. Oh Saturday. inc 7h. there were ll5 ihierments. SI of which were from cholera. On Sunday, 'he Sth. there were I05 intermen's, 7S of which were from cholera. The Union of he 9th ins, says
 We are at last enabled to announce with safety the gradual decrease of ihe pestiience which for nearly sixty days past has seeufged US with Eir- lence unparalleled m the history of this dreadful disease m our country. Not only the reports for several days past but the opinions of several or our most eminent and JudicioIs physeians justify the statement that the cholera is abating, and Heaven knows it IS time we should be permitted so p say to our readers both at home and abroad We are informed however, that as the cholera gives way. a kind oi bilious dysentey prevails in its stead. which wil reqare great caution and ciTcam pection in the diet, habits and mode Of iving of our citizens. Nor should sanitory measures b. relaxed in he least until the cholera has entirely disappeared from atnong Us.
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Espe'asHt The Boston Traveller Says that re. csnuy at house in that city il discovered that young person, who had come there for board dressed in male apparel, was, in reality, woman Upon being questioned, she at once sck n0wledged that t vas She stated that she had lately been working at mill la Manchester, \. H.; that sine agreed to slope with yoHng man who had promised to marry her, and had assumed the disguise 10 ure vent trouble. Upon her arrival ai Boston the man deserted her, and she was s, perfect loss To know what to do with herself. She was given up 10 Mr. John Augustus. who at once had her clothed in fe male apparel. Her male attire consisted of straw hat thin light jacket. shoes, black handkerchief. with tarndown collar. and thick pantaloons Her hair had been eui short but struggling hair or lwo had been left, which first excited the suspicion of he people of the house to her sex. She stated that she had father and mother in Vermont
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MARR ED:

On the 39th inst, by the Rev. J. HsrreIl. N, JosEFH APrLrcArE, 10 Miss MAssAKEr ASs DRAPER, all ol tbis city
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IT. We saw Freuchman in San Francisco cor disliy embracing Choc'aw Indian. '' Be2are.' .'' safe be, |" he be real native Amarcsn the true RED republican, - Alta Californian.
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sss- The whig editors have just found why their party fzzied out at the Isie election in Virginia host of whigs who were at Washington. begging, couldn't be induced 10 20 home and vote
 TKsntuckv Yeoman
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Cats PistoLs.--Oue hundred men arc employep at Hartford in making these pistols. They turn oa: one hundred and twenty a week. and the de- mand Is for almost ss many daily
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Great IRdHeaasnt. t.-- A California adventurer, writing to his friend, says that when he first went to the mines he had nt rsg On his back, but now he ia covered with them.
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Hr The new Taylor collector of New York has made AUadfed and sirty Ts1aOuaLf from office in the custom house.
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Statistics q Lo,rea, Mass.- Population. 35, ,0oO Number of mills, 4s; capital stock. Sl 001, poo Females employed. 7644. males. 3,629 Cotton consumed per week, 459 0Oo lbs, do of wool, 46,- 900 ibs. Yards dyed, 2.0l5.0o0; printed. 3sO, 900 Annual aggregate of wages, S9,cl2,l60.
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EJ AH advertising ehasdier nsncestiy says ths, ' without intending any disparagemen, to the sun he may oonhdentiy assert that his oetagonal sptr mseei. is the be5t Lshi sseI invented.
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DACON AND LARD 10 casks Arksnnss ID SLDES. H.7MS aud SHOCsLDERS, bbls. LARD, on consignment, and for sale very low, by
 May l5. r. D MERRfck X Ca.
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9y- The Detroit Free Press considers Taylor tone of ihe earliest kind of Presidents Early people retire coon.
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DRY GOODS.

HEAVY TwliIes Cottou OuBaAaFgss Brown l \ Shesliags asd ShirtinGs NsgsS keFssys; Tekings; peniniss blue aud btewa Driliss Grey LiSseys Shtrtlag S4Vsp<a. e4srsea BalSs; t'each'd sad browa Cotton Flannel; Bleaebed Drtslna Ii-4 Bleached Cotton shsesiag. ssl scot kiaaaas; GAaES do, Linen Lawns; Biru-sve aad Sceish DNpsf. sFaack Sewing Silk; Frenrh Twerds, Black Cassl- meres: black and whils Spoois; MnrshaA's LineR Unread, No o5 tU 3a; White and Blss Msckinsw Blankets. patki, do sopeEtwill'd Whisney. do. received and for saie hy
 July 2l VIM. B, WAIT
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AA LOTS No. 10, n. "a. in Block No fzs, sss. on which Is One-stery Frame Dwelling, aud A-4~&oiher improvements, known as the property of Henry Jaeksoe. fl not previously disposed oi at private sale, ttis property wiI be sold at Aaetion on SATURDAY. Huh Asgasl aext. si 10 o'clock . a, the store of J. D. Firrg-raid Ssis psssfse and terms CssA- For further information, apply to
 Jsiy 3I. VIM. E. WAIT
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KEEP Y..--6o, 1000 first rate SHINGLES IN for sale. low fot Cash. Apply 10
 Mays A l. HuTT.
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Imprn,ed RagIf ratton rin,.

FENHE subscribers, agents of the manufacturers. \ have on hand barnber of the above ii Ns {, with PATENT DETACHED CRATES, and lm- pteved Brushes. which they offer for sale at msau fae,urer- prices. T. D. MERRICK & Co.
 May IS }atf
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EAioplaR Melodies is EE'cpe--Mr Kendall writes from Paris .s' Waethsr should take II as compliment or not. is more than seei cail-d upon 10 decide, bat the most popular airs how hears al all the minor theatres, well l The streets neither nor less than of our Ethiopian Melodies. The hyor,e of sil--oae that Is d4aced and humGed, and whsiIed by every pefson--goes by the iiie of Dsin s4an here 10 Paris, and Is all adaptation Of Sing, sing, the boaimen sing Another air, which appears to be rapidly growing into favor, is taken from Dance, the boAsn dance shall be ready to g when Mary Blaae, and
 Lucy Neal gel upon he Partisan slsge sDd oa the BouveisTds, and they'll soon bs along"
 Fire EmeHfe The iireEnen of Hartford, Conn. have resolved to disband, and leave their engines without men to work them. The Mayor has lssaed proclamation calling Bpon the citizens to rally and man the engines. in case of fire.
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What was this great commoti,
 Tie country through ,
l; Is tue ball a rolling on

For D1mooiiou and LhrIsfY foo.
 And wiIh them we'll lead ihe van.
 But soon, like the wea'hercock which ob an April day has spun 10 all points of the compass and finally settles itself due s. w., negro minsresy lost i,s scinaling and variable novelty and returned To original hsunts, there to cenFalse the bheys aud their sempstreSs s~eethearts with bones aud statue dances, buriesqus Of op-rAs. and parodies (hurnor o the dea,hj o airs winch issued from the via Gows ofexcllSives, and parvefus If became mere music for the million, because, like Scrooge dark ness, 1t cheap. and because, too II vas a most piquant dessert to in siter the eoinon potatoes oi everyday life.
 Like all other music. {" "eolored melody" Elosi certainly has its school. aud it's harm0nies their appropriate classification. II we called upon 10 designate any particular character II possessed we shouit give il that of sarcasm With all his pathos with a his hunof with all bis atieetation of uusophiscaion with al hls frank sincerity, your grnning negro minstrel s cruelty sarcastic, and cuts and siasbes hs test heroes and heToines with cool discrimination. That is another TeasoI. why his music has settled down as the favored of the million The latter love sarcasm. Do you doubt lt;--ylsit the Five Points; hang around dog hgtts inquire the cause ot he applause which shakes The very Iaftes Of the Chatham, when the thin gentleman in the pink ciava; points al the lady tn blue tiounces and shows his white teeth to the angry old 'un in ihe plethouc wsiscoasi who oficiaies ubcle Tn taking care of afectiohs pledge: snalyze boarding school hsiicuh and you will discover how truthful this instance. -t
 As music for the million" negro miDstreisy is harmless enjoyment. l. has little ot refined iase m musc 10 ytate. T. is satisfactory 10 its pee ullJ votaries, ant prevents indigestion froln peanuts, (snce who ever hssrd of shell breaking interfering even with the banoor the uproaricus cuiee cholus.) and thus il would be iqpolitic well selfish To galnsay ts virtues or advantages But using critics privilege ot pab,iely expressing aprivate option, ws say with king Atourse n Planche's clever buretia of "FoTtvnio,' siisr he great court song
 ';This may b. music for ihe uiiO0; huhy burhng,'
 We vii not heaI Il for a million sieIlng.
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HYDRAULIC CEMENT. - % bbls Newark II CEMENT, received and for sale by
 May l5. WI. B. WATT.
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Sieel Mills. Sieel Allx.. TrIFTEEN STEEL MILLS assorted sizes, IT, E erivsd, per stesaneY Cotton Plant. and ias sale by fjaae5l A. J. HpTI
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Coiion Rops.--The Charlston Mercury. in the following paragraph, speaks very fsrorably of the and manufacture ofcotton rope. ft may be that it is worthy of some notice:
 We have al our office sample of cotton rope, presented 10 us by Capt Sensat. of ;he Spanish bark Ceestina. It was manufactured al Barcelona, in Old Spain, and Capt S. informs that he has been for years using cotton rope board hts vessel for various purposes, andin many respects considers it superior 10 hempen. IL works remarkably free, and retains its soitness and psbih,y in th- coldest weather; and, an evidence of its durability, he stated that his present cotton ter rope has been in constant more than three years while the same article made of hemp had te be renewed at the end of every voyage. This rope is manufactured out of refuse coton and in Barcelona costs abou, the same as that made of hemp, but in this country we have no doubt it could be manufactured al a much less cost.
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IRON. CASTINGS. Ae.-.a ooO lss. Bar hon

IRON. CASTINGS, &e --3.oOO lss. Bar Iros. II to by 3S te
 7oo lbs. Band ison. 10 by "A;
 e9o lbs Horse Shoe Iron;
 soo lbs Roand soe Square lrop. & to S:
 Bundles Hoop Iron. to 2;
 n sets Nsgos Boxes; Skiiiets, Nos 2. , snd {. Round Pots. 5, and lo gallons, Odd Lids; Fir. Dogs; l.aee Ina Cotton Yarn, received per sJ. K. GOraoB." sRd for sale by
 July g. VIM B. WAIT
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FAENH GR0CERIES. St.. k,.,

FAENH GROCERIES, Se.. ke., ID ECEfyED PER STEAMERS PENNIWfT IG AND DUROc. aud for ssIe at the lowest prie-s-sH4esg sFssiel, are she following sEiiciss. 8 sacks Rio Csf.e; bbls. Leaf Sugar; . ] hbds, Loaf Sugar; : bbs. Reboiied Noiasses 2O doE. Psinted Paiis.
 $ boxes cheap Tobacco, 5a sets common Teecues and Saueer., 90 " Edged Plates; 50 doz Pitcher;
 box Shaving sosp; bale heavy DriliiHgs; bales heavy Alabama Cottens. June i2. A. j. HrTT
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\ RKANSAS FLOUR --Sf Bags Fresh Askan "A sss FLOUR, received from Van BUrsn. aud or sale by june J A. ]. MUTT
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SPRING GOODS.

ID ECEIVED, per steamboat Cotton Plant, a Issge IG and Fashionable assortment ol FaHrs SPRING sad SUMMER GOODS, of he vsfy newest Styles and Patterns, to which the attention of the Ladies amt Gentlemen of the town and vicinity is invited
 ALSO-An extensive stock of STAPLE DRY COODs--all of which will be sold ct ihe Losssst Prices. iapl l0j A.. J, HuTT,
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IAFA COFFEE, &e<--6 bags Java Coffee, , J bbis powdered Sugar l chest imperial Tea; : obs. TaRaess oii. 21 kegs Cut ssiis. kegs Hotss Shoes, rsceiisd sad for sale by JuIy 2i. VII B WAIT
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PlPER. MI MD CARBS.

4 SMALL LOT OF PRINTING PAPER, q 4 N bv 3s inches, and an assorti0rn, of inc CAP and LETTER, iuied and unriIed, sis0. g5 dozen packs Of PRINTERS CARDS, Assofted sizes and eotors, and lew kegs oE Malhsfs's NEWS and BOOK INK, for sale al the
 Apni 10. BANNER OFFICE.
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L,REsH GROCERIES 10 saeks Rio coas.

ksNRkSH GRul EkI EEs 40 saeks Rio Cofse N 70 hhds. Sugar; : bbss. powdered SagsI,
 bols. Loaf SagsF; F bbis. MoIasses;
 100 sacks Saif: 6 Inf bhlz Cg4nbefries;
 bot. Csrrsn's; is baskets Chsm smpsgae, 2e bokes Star Cafaless . bxs Desi iBpsIial Tes.
 tts. Rice; together viib large sssoEtmen, o( Preserves Jeiiies; Wines cerdiais; Pickles SaIld 9II; Sessish Olives &s. just recrIyed, per sseAmsr PIlip PeRny sl sid io safe at very reduced pEices los Cast coonify produce, by
 May l. JOHN b ADAMS,
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DAcoN, FLOUR. &c.--4.000 lbs. Clear Sides. l1 essks extra susar-curcd Hams;
 eommob cauYassed Hanss
 sagzE-cared Dried Beef;
 Reef ISagnes;
 2a kegs No Lard; 5e bbis. Ohio ssper6ne FlopF-Eeceiyed, per steamer " Beaeoa,% and ter saie by Jsly r.. .uss. ss1 WM. B. WAIT.