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IRON, CASTINGS. ke.-3,Oeo tbs. Bar iron, \ lSa tO by "a to
 TOO It's Band isoa, 10 by IA;
 soo lbs. Hosse Shoe Iron; 6o0 Iss. Round and Square Iron, Il to ss;
 , Bundles Hoop Iron, to 3;
 II sets Wagon Boxes; Skilless, Nos. 2. B and 4; Rcun4 Pots, :. and 10 gallons; Odd Lidsi Fire Dogs: eco lbs. Cotton Y1EB, received per 'J. B. GordoH," and for sale by
 Jeiy :. VIM. R. WAIT.
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7e Csre S,i9e3 Horse -J E Goddard of Nor wich. Com, writes to Inc American Agrealiarist ss follows:
 '' Take one gallon of urine, and pa, therein small handfal Of junk tobaces boil 6osu io one qnart; then add iwo ounces of oil spike one ounce et oii of amber two spoonfais Of spirits eI tarpca tine and t~o sPoonfals of honey Pui il into ,ug and cork !, ught for Process O application :: rub the ssiflc bone with the mixture IS or 20 mi- mates; thea dry il thoroughly with a red-hoi Ire shovel; thea r,cs the horse forth and back han ered yards. Repeat the above two or three times ans tsie cure w ill bc sdecied'
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He5rec LegeaG --"YOu teach, !" said the Emperor TFayan 10 famous Rabbi, -thst your God is every where, and boast that he resides among yOar na- ton. shoa'a like 10 sec him"
 Gods preset is indeed eseTywhsre,'' the Rab- b replied, bat he eahno, be seen, for mortal eye can look upon hGs s2lendor.'
 The Emperor had Inc obstinacy of power, and persisted h his demand.
 ." cit" answered the Rabbi, "sapposs we begin by endeaSering 10 gaxe at of his amosssAdors' '
 Irslsa ssseaIed; aud lhs Rabbi. i-sding him inso the open air, for 1t tk7 neon of the day, bads bin raise bis eyes to the sds, then shining GoEn aP0n the world in it's meriiisa glory. The EmPe- TOT haaae the attempt, bat reiin9 uished Il.
 Il cannoi.' he sai4, '.ths light cazzies me-
 ''h then,' rrjoined the triumphant Rabbi, ''thou art unable 10 endure The ight of one of his erea- iures, how caDss thoa expect Io behold the ancloa GeG glory of the CTestorl''
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yrW G0gDS iClIy iT THE AEW SI0RK!.

"ALTER MITCHELL would respectfully Ge-
 W tara thanks 10 the citizens cf Little Rock, and of the surrounding eoantfy, fer the very liberal patronage with which they have favored him, {aaV- ing far exceeded has most favorable aniieipations alsd xpld hereby beg to inform them that he is jus; receiving for the third time within six pon'ks large and weli selected stock of CLOTHING DRY GOODS amt GROCERIES. CROCKERY, HARDWARE; BOots. Saoss; Hats, Cops; DEugs. Mefieia<s, PsiAts, 0zLs CastiAgs, LiqsSTI, 1Ha Hare. &c-. 4c.
 Which he will sell a, wholesale or retail. for cash at New Orleans prices, making eos, and carriage Thsrrlore all persons wishing 10 purchase are kindly solicited call and examine for themselves n the new brick bulis;ing Teseoily erected by NIT. Wood- rsE, on Markham street, few doors above the An ihony House, where he will continue to receive uew goods every six weeks, and keeps constantly on hand fsli assortment of ali kinds for the accom- mofation of his customers.
 Little Rock, Dee. l9, ls4s l5-F
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Enrnilure.

rYNHE undersigned would respectfully inform the \ citizens of Little Rock and vicinity, that he still carries on the CABINET and CHAIR making business at his new stand on East MaiD st-, hear ly opposite the Presbyterian church. aDc IS PfePsf- ed 10 fiji orders al tse shortest notice. LUMBER, PRODUCE. HIDES, BEESWAX
 AND PELTRIES taken in exchange for furniture at the highest naf- ket price
 Old furniture beatty repaired, and yarnished. CofIins made al all hours. PTiGes.t to eoffespond with the times.
 \. B. The undersigned having recently purehss- ed new and fashionable heaTse. is prepared to St- tend to bnIials in the city coantfy on the Dosi reasonable tssms. WI. ANNEAhf Fee. r, ist7. zs7
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MdtrtHao hidi.-ln reistion to the supposed right Of a husband to strike his ~ife, Jadge in New Jersey rendered, not long since, the following de- cisioB:
 John Barnhard, a German, from Rahway, was tried for assault and battery upon bis wife. 1t appeared thS she nterfered with his punishment of his children, and got slapped in the face, bat not very hard.
 'Chief Justice Green made brief but most em- phatic charge to the jury, in which he said iha, There a time, in the history of common l=w, in which man was allowed to beat his wife with a rod not larger than hs thumb. and time sill ear- Her than that, when he allowed 10 beat his wife at discretion. and turn her out of dears but in this enlightened aud ehristian age and country he held that dad rigat 10 Styike his rcys al aA. If she in'eFered with proper discipline in his domestic relations. he might restrain her. but the law would not justify him in strkihg single blow"
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SpRIyG CaODS

VUST received, and opening, al the new J Store, corner Of Markham and Bridge Streets an assortment of DRY GOODS-conslsiing, in part. of 3-4, 7-s, A and l2-4 Blesched and Brown SHEETiNGS and SHiKTiNGs; 7-s and A. Loweis; 300 pieces Caieoes ssd, 30 pieces printed Moaslins 4D pieces Plaid Gingbsfas; 6 pieces Linen Cheeks; l2 pieces lris3 Linen; pieces F. 1 Linen Shesyiag; ! pieces s-4 Linen DaIassk; 10 pieces CottenaGes, &e., &e; aii of which wiA be oheted very low tor Cash Or coUEiry produce.
 Mayl JOHN D. ADAMS.
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RasiRs Stceef Posato,s fram Seed The yam po- ta'o Siae blooms in August Ia aboui mehlh after, they fOfIn pod. The seeds are Ghen formed of about the size Of sage seed, and Of the same color The pods should be noticed and gathered when ripe else the seeds will soon drop. la the spring. a, the asaal time of sowing. they may be sown In the same way as win eabbags sced They will not como np quite so soon, bat will coniinae doing 60 through the spring. The plant IS small and deli- cate in appearance, and should 5e drawn In a we, season, with little dirt attached to il, and trans- planted. The leaf and vine have different appear ance from ,he potato, and the tabers wil be founo to grow larger and smoother than when cultivated in the ssaai way.
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TRESH GROCERIES, at.. &t..

ERESH GROCERIES, ar., &t,, ID ECEIvED PER STEAMERS PENNIwIT h AND DuROC, and for sale at the lowest prices--s snepg which are the following articles: $ sacks Rio Coffee; bbls Loaf Sugar; 5 hhas Loaf Sugar;
 5 bbis. Reboiied Nolssses; 20 doz. Psisted Psiis;
 boxes cheap Tobacco; 50 sets common TeaeaPs and Ssneers; 50 (" Edged Plates; 50 dog. Pitchers:
 box Shaving Soap;
 bale heavy Drillisgs;
 2 bales heavy Alabama CettonA- June I2. A. ]. HUTT.
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CsTIssitses A brace of enriositi>s. earefulIy wrapped np, and labelled as folloxs, have been re- eeaiiy sent to the National Museam The rope w'th which Jacob C lifted up his voice." few stitches taken by tailor ia a coat of paint; iitile perfume from the hoar of ihe army; minute eusniy of ley made from the current of the Mts- sissipPi; few soaked logs from the drift of dis eoarse; and ,himbie fail Of steel dast, supposed 10 have been made when Macbeth filed h.s nliad :
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To the Travelling Pnhlie

VIE undersigned would respectfully inform the -A travelling public, ,hat he has established ferry at the appcr Steam Mil. where he is st all tiFaes prppare 10 ferry movers travellers aBd drt Ners, w'ih as much or moro pEompti;ute thaa they eau be eFossed at the other fcrries A L mt. Rock. His bos' Is entirely new s feet in lsarth. and the best row boat ever aScd at this place
 The landing on the south side is a, the steam, Mill, Of Messrs. George Johnson < Co, wher, travellers can at all times be Furnished wsh eeay and corn- meal of the best quality. Corn caa be had ea the er,h side of the River, on reasonable terms The landings on both sides are good, and the roads will be kept in good repsir.
 J, M, GILES. Little Rock. Oct s4,a. lS4s. 7
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FTNHE undeFaagRed. PFopFiefOg .. the tFi-Weekiy l U. S. Man. LaSE. frssa Napel-en to Little keck, via tAs AEkansas river. cireaf begs leave to aRsoHnes se Travellers, Ewigrants, and ship Pers, that this liss has been ia Fegula. snd sac eestai eP~rutioa fer tea nsshs Pass and thai from and after tas lss ef Nsvemher. he wtil sHieHd the line tO Memphis and Fort Smith. 4 boat wili leave Memphis and FeFt Smith every fifth cay, truaning all tise way through. connecting with the mail ise al Ns7oseOn and Littls Rock Travellers. EnigF1sis sSa Shippers. ws thus he enabled to ayed the delay. ircsb1e and expense of Fe-shiPsiDg. To tsscFe the saee~ss of this enterprise be has provided himself with a feet of swift and light dsaughs boats, al sound and ia good repair. Freight aud passsngers walI Ss conveyed at the lowest customary rates
 The propFietsr. haviRg Staked his ''sa v on this un6ertakiRg. is determined ts succeed, if hamaa eFesis can accomplish it-
 JAMES TIMMS.
 Latle Reel. Sept 2. Is4s (Ds-a,-7-3-3m
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l NlP0I Eay \ FT. CIBSny PlrKET.
New Orleans and Arkansas River Packet.

NEW WFTFdHN HHd iFkdHSaN HIFtT FdthtI' 6~~ A Steam 'sCo;ton Plant" E. C. Morton As%Tsz2 master will run as a regular packet ws@scES%S@1sz from New Orleans to Pine BluHs. Little Rock. Van Burrn, Fort Smith, Fort Gibson and all inter mediate landings the Arkansas river Every exeriion will be made 10 promote the com fort of passengers, and shippers can rely upon hay ing their business attended 10 with promptness and Gdeiity T. D. MERRICK & Co,
 AGENTS. The ssCotion Plant" is furnished with e Dee tor,'' or small steam engine which supplies Inc boilers with waier--work cd by the same power, are three large hig pumps that ia ot snaggingl will throw three bogseads of water per minute, asc hoes attached that will carry water any part of the boat in case of fire.
 T. NJ. X Co. Lsttle Rock Feb 22. lS4S. 2l-tE
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friend Of ours says he is either head or heels is love- oT else he has got the eholic; and he cant tell which he is Dot certain which Dc tasted last kisses or watef- Gneicns.
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DLOUGHS.-36 No. I. Hall Improved Peacock l3 No ?, !" '
 No. 5.
 I2 No. |, Halls Valley, with cast points;
 t No. ,, Received and for sale, at reduced rates, by janl6 VIM. E. WAIT
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Rates for Yearly Advertising

l2 l5 i2 All standing advertisements will be charged at tho first mentioned rates, unless a contract be made when left for insertion; and must be paid for in ad- vance.
 No person will be announced for any office. either city, State, county, ~i,hout the advance pay ment of five dollars.
 Political circulars will be charged as advertise ments, and payment required in advance. No job will hereafter be delivered to any person with whom we have no regular dealings, until paid for.
 All advertisements must be marked with the Dum- Der of insertions desired, otherwise they will be continued until forbid, and charged accordingly. IF Ne variation will be made from the above rates. Single number of the paper, l21 cents. All letters mast be post -gaid, they will mol re- ceive any attention. SUNDRIEs 80 kegs pure, No White Lead; ao 10 kegs Nniis 26 boxes Window Glass, ass d, s>< 10. to l5s< 20;
 26 boxes Star Candles;
 bbls Lard Ooi;
 do. LiDceed Oil;
 boxes Missouri gold leaf Tobacco; 500 lbs. Cotton Yarn;
 l bale Cotton batts;
 Is sets Wagon Boxes: 20O0 lbs. Bar Iron: bar Soap; Wooden Buckets, Re, received and for sale by
 dec2s VIM B. WAIT
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DENTAL NOTICE.

DENTAL NOTICE nR MCINTYRE, Dentist. respectfully informs 1V his patients and the public, that his odiee has been removed to Mr. Chanplins Washington Hotel, where he viii continue the practice of hsPTofesson' in a skiilfni manner and at moderate eharges The teeth may be preserved, beaotified or replaced generally, without pain. and all operations per formed with little iBcohyenince to the patient IS possible The trHe value of the teeth Is only kno"n when these useful organs of maHticaiion, speech and form lost Ladies attended at their private residences if necessary.
 The teeth ofcbildrsn under l3 years will be rega- lated free of expense also, advice given the pre- seryation Of inc teeth and the proper dentrice 10 b. used. The mouth examined without charge or trouble 10 the patient The following gentleiDs1 referred to in regard to Dr. Mciatyres qualifications practical Dentist
 JoHN II. RoBEsoS, Col l.. J. KEARDoS' GAIT. 4. PIKE, Dr. ;. LAUHIE, Mir w F. WoonRvFT, Mr. WM B. WAIT,
 Mr. C. B. HATDEs.
 LifiLs Rock Oct G. IS4s. D..
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NY QDWNmW-my-.

FHNHE subscriber, agent for H. Hahermaa. will Il continue the formers business at his cid stand on Nam, aeSr Markham street and keen constn n,. ty on hand faii and well sss>r,esi stock cf tsrcce ries' Dry Goods, Boots. Shees, siardware Castings Nc, %c, aA of which viii he sold low for cash. 1br highest market priees will be paid for coun,, ere G"ee, as beef hides, peltries, beeswsK &e.
 Jahl l9 JOHN kRAUSF
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HAYS & CO.

IT n s5 W N O., AT ApAMs's OLD srAsp, OPPOSITE THE RIAL
 ESTATE BANK, HAVE Juss received, in addition 10 their stock of 41 DRY GOODS, general sfpply of Family Groceries, Liqaors, &e.. whieh they wili sell for Cash ohly-bas ss CASH PRICES. Theaiisn. toe of purchasers is respectfully solicited 10 their stock and PTiees. May i5.
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NEW GOODS.
MEN mR nDW~ mR msc.

MILL, % cut and hand-saws, cotton aud wool M cards; corn and coffee mills; stocks and dies horse nails; coach wrencbes; sieelyards; iron mo- asses gates: shoe thread; peg cutters; drawing knives, hooks and hinges brass top dogs: files; ron braces; butts wrapping paper, Sc.
 Received and for sale by
 jan2e VIM. R. WATT.
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS

EASTERN, via. NaPoleon.
 Due. wednesdas. Friday, and sunday,,. ?, m Leaves, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 1, a. n
 SOUTHERN, t9 Washington and FaitoH- One Wednesday, Friday and Sunday,-... ', p. m. Leaves, tuesday, Tharsday and Saturday, ,, a m
 WESTERN, to Tan BHrsR and Fort Smith. Due, Wednesday and Saturday, ,......... ?, D. m Leaves, Tuesday and Friday. ........... ,, a. m
 NORTHERN, fe BatesriHe.
 Due, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,. 6, p. m Leaves, Monday, "Wednesday and Friday, ,, a. Tn.
 To Pine BiaF and Columbia Dae. Sunday and Thursday. ,, ?. ID. Leaves, sunday and Tharsday, ,.......... 6, a. n.
 Reasan's Blafs, 10 St. Francis. Due, Monday. and Thntsday. ay..............l l2, IT, Leaves, Monday and Friday. F, m.
 Kiaderhoak, Quitnraa and Reh Hoods. Due. Wednesday, ......................6 6, D m. Leaves, Ihursday--. .B.+....-...-. ., a. m To Perryriiie, Danvflis. and TonliinsonriiIs. Due. every other Thursday. y............. 7,r. m. Leaves, every other MoBday... :, a. Tn 0Cy- All mails closed al 6 o'clock, ?. m.
 The office will be open one hour after the Eastern mail IS opened, and two hours in the afternoon, on Sunday. VIM. F. POPE P. M
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WHITE LEAD. OIL. ke. LUST RECD. PER STEAMER CASHIER, y the fotloNlng, sE,ong numerous other articles: 59 kegs pure White Lead;
 10 d.. No. l, 10.
 , bsls. Linsee4 Oii; ? bbls. Lard Oil;
 do. Putty; I ao. Cider Vinegar; 10 boxes Star Canfi@s; 10 half box~s. do.; 40 quarter boxes, do; 59 ho~s Win!ow Glass, assorted sizes; l09s lbs. Cotton Yarn.
 I5 kegs Naiis and Spikes; 25 t;rindstones; 5a bbls. OhIo SapeIfns FLOUR; Japsn V&rnlsb, Hans, Brown Soap, Starch, AL eotoi Stone Jugs. Wire Seiyes, &c, Sc, all of which wiil be sold very low. May 29. WI. B. WATT
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Arlansas River Packef.

R~ h THE splendid new steamer Philip sAA4R Pennywit, R. Beatty. master. wiil m lzs leave New Orleans fes tie Arkansas river on the 7ih inst, Asd wia run during the eos from New Orleans 10 Little Rock, Var Bsrea, Fott smith. and Fort Gibson, touching at all the in,etmediste iauasngs.
 For freight or passage, having superior accom- u1odstioas, apply on board, CT 'c
 feb90sea f. D. MERRICK & Co, Agents.
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R EMO v AL.

TOHN D. ADAMS has removed 10 the New sB store recently erected ca ihe SoDth- west cor ner of BrIiye xnd MsrkAzm s;rrets. the Steam boat !andigg where he is now opening large AEd well selected stock of
 STAPLE DRY CeCDS. GROCERIES, GLlSS aud QH.eRswars, Hats, Caps, Beots. Shoes sls., ali of which will be sold at very reduced prices for Cash. All those wishing 10 purchase wosid ce well to give him a call; he will bay ali kinds of Country Produce, and give lhe highest market Pri- ees. Aag. 2e, I549
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Coffee, Sugar &c.

Coffee, SMgar &c. % Bags Rio coffee Java do; 1 Pepper Ginger Root; Bbis Tanners Oil; 2 Crushed Sugar. Powdered do: Bex refaed loaf do; Sc Lemon syrup; ? '' Black Tea; Chest imPerial~do, 700 Lbs cotton warn, Received and for sale by
 VIM. B. WAIT
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NEW GOODS.

LUST RECEIVED, per steamer Cotton Plant. sb fafl assortment of Dry Goods, Groceries, HARDWARE, CUTLERY, QUEENSW ARE. Boots, shoes, Hats, &e., &e., among whaen gre the fofiowings
 DRY GOODS. s-4, 4-47 and s-4 Bro. Flax Thread;
 Domessies; iLsaen Ginghsms; BtsscAed Domesiies, Do Cheeks, Dsiilings; Grass hReni usnsbssrgS; Crffoa GinshAms; Twi!isd Sirires. ;BApliste GiRghamSi 4-4- and s-4 TIekingS Jseeenst Mas,insi Flaaneis: sTAriiiA Paid, do., KentEeky Jeans; Lawns; CeitoaAdsx, C1mhries; Dernins, Irish Linen; Di&peIs; iPtin;s; Crash. Sisk aanAkerehiefs; Silk & Cotton Umbrellas, Cotton do-; Spool Cotton, Gloves, Hosiery:
 GR0C FRIES. hhds. prime Sugar; fHolasses; 5a sacks COaee; iRtee, Loaf Sugar. Teas; Crushed ,so; sSpessa Candles; Powdered, do; Star, de-, Chocolate; fMaekeTei; Ciarss Wine: Cosi6sh; Champagne; co Pickeis; } pipes old Cog Braady; Nutmess; 5 sbls. American, do; Cinnamon; Almonds; CtoTes; Raisins; Lemon Syrup; Table Salt; iCor4ssis; Pepper Sauce; Ke,chap; Olive Oil. HARDWARE AND CUTLERY. Knives and Forks; 5o ksvs ''oid Colony :" CaITers and forks; Naiis;
 Bateher Knives; 5 kegs Flooring Brads; Pocket to-; Locks: Bolts; Mil SAw Files; Bait Hinges Crescent do, Screw; Bssds; Hand Saw do.; Brass Caneiestieks: Rasps; Pereassion Caps; ChissIs; Buck Shot; Aaglrs: Drop Shot; Plane Irons; Sad lrons; Broaisxss; Cotton and Wool Cards Choppiag do; C. :. Trowels; Shiagling Hatehets; Pad Lock-; Mill Saws 6tz 10 feet; Cgrboard Locks; Hand do 5,00 lbs. Swedes Iron, Drawing Knives; 10, 1000 lbs. American do. ! Stseiyards; QUEENS ARE. Cups and S4ucers, Glass TGmbierS; Plates; Glass DseAniers; Pitchers: Preserve Dishes, RowI.: EweTs and Basins. BOOTS. SHOES & HATS-A faii assortment SADDLERY-Spanisba and half Spanish Saddles American do Brides. Msrtirgalrs, Collars, Flames, ] Whips, Spurs Snfrgps. Saddle Bags. Carpet Bags, &e. &e. all cf which will be sold low fer Cash, CT 1 ln exchaags for country produce Oar PRICES leSil 6s sarsFis5lg Cash PRICES June 5. T. D. MERRICk k Co.
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MOTION YARN-2O40 fi~ Cotton Yarn, re- \/ esived per "Sw allew,' and for sale by
 Sept 24. VIM. E. WAIT.
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INQUIRED Bbls Illinois Extra supeY6ue II Flour, received per Scaiior and fas sale by
 Sept ,. WM. B. WAIT
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DRY GOODS

DRY GOODS.
 HEAVY TwiileI Cotton 0snabHrgs: Brown H SheetBgs and Shir,ipgs; Negro kerSeys; llekings; Denms: blue and brown Drills; Grey Linseys; Shir,iBg S,rpes 6-4Gr=en Bsi1e; bleach'd and brown Cotton Flannel; Bleached Drills; H. BIesehed Cotton Sheeting; all wool Flsnnes: Gauge de-; Linen Lawns; Birs-eye and Scotch Diaper: Black Sewing Silk; French Tweeds; Black Cassi- meres; black and white Spoo!s; Marshall's Linen { Thread, No. . to 5a; White and Blue Macki3aw Blankets, Dufh, do; super-twiil'd Whitney. dO; received and for sale by
 Jaly 24. VIM B. WATT. | DACoN, FLOUR, &c-4.OO lbs. Clear Sides; 1D casks extra sugar-cured Hams; common csnvassed Hams; l" sugsF-eared Dried Beef; |" Beef Tongues; % kegs Ne. Lard;
 50 bbls- Ohio s1perhne Flour-received, per steamer " BescOn,' and for safe by JqlyI r.. WI. B. WAIT. LNRESH GROCERIES 10 sacks Rio CoiFse I 70 hhds Sugar; bbls. powdered Sqgar; } bels. Loaf Sugar; F bbIs. Moiasses; l09 sack. Salt; hlf bbis Cranberries: 1 hbi. Curants; F baskets Champagne; 26 boxes Star Candles; bNs best Imperial Tea; bbls. Rice; together with large assortment ol Preserves; Jeilies; Wines Cordisls Pickles; Salid Oh; Spanish Olives. &c. jast received, per steamer Philip Pennyw it, and tor sale very reduced pIiees, for Cash or coantry produce by
 May 1. JOHN D. ADAMS.
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WHITE LEAD 50 kegs Pure Whit. Lead, W received aod for sale by
 August :. VIM R WAIT
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ARD-25 Kegs No Lard. received per ..s gal low, aud for sale by VIM. B. WAIT. Sept. 24
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ELOUR-s0 bbls. Illinois E1,ra Super6ne Flour, J 45 |" St Louis ss Received and for sale by VIM. B. WAIT. Aug. 2eih
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DACoN & PORK-S000 lbs. Cleur Sides. A1 bhs. Clear Pork. Received snG for .ale by :
 Avg. x-th WM B. WAIT.
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SPRING GOODS

HATS, GAPS, BOOTS AND SHoES-Jus, 11 received al ADAMS New Store, beaai,iqi assortment Of Hats snd Caps oF lhe latest styles; Also. aiarge assortment of BOOTS and SHOES, all of which will be sold very ow. by
 October 9. lsl9. JOHN D. ADAMS
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A RkANSAS FLOUR.--37 Bags Fresh ArAsn- A sas FLOUR, received from Van Buren and or sale by june J A. J. HUTT.
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LINEM PACKETN

REGULAR LINEd PACKETS & S R u msm .z From Napoleon and MOuth of Arkansas Ri.
 yer to Little Rock, Van Buren, Fort
 smith aud Fort Gib~oa.
 YTNEIF light draaght steamers W LILLIAN ARM-
 STRONG, MEDIUM and SANTA FE will run regularly between tho above ports for the con veyaace of freight and passcngers--the Wm. ArTa- strong and Medium leaving Napoleon on Ae1asys aud TSarSaevs at } e'ciock. A. M-Rstnrniug will leave Little Rock on same days. The Santa Fe wil connect with these boats at Little Rock mskiug re- gular weekly trips from Little Rock to Van Buren and For; smith, and extending her trips 'o Fort Gibson when the water will permit.
 Passengers and shippers may rely upon this be- ing permanent arrangement, sad that their freghts will be conveyed through with certainty aud de- spsteh and at the lowest customary rates All the beats are in good, sound condition and handsomely fitted up for the accommodation of passengers
 A.HAYS X Co, Ageats, Napoleon. M GREENWOOD k Co, ,Ag'ts, N- O. Dee 1S, Is47. IA
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COTTON YARy.-6oo pounds cotton yarp. O just Vreeivef and for sale by
 October 3, is49 JOHN D. ADAMS.
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Sieel Mills, Sterl NiIIsI,

EIFTEEN STEEL MILLS, assorted sizes. re- N eeived, per steamer Cotton Plant. and tor sale by ipne5l A. J HUTr.
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DAC0N AND LARD. lo casks Arkabsas ID SIDES. H.7NS and SHOULDERS; bbl. LARD, on consignment, and fer sale very lcw, by
 May l5 T. D. MERRICk k Co.
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D-fC0S-2 casks, Side Bscon; just received and ID faf safe very low by JOHN D. ADAMS.
 October 3. ls4s.
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EEP DRY!.-eO, ,o0O first rate sHINGLEa Mays. 4. ]. HuTr.
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\ iME.-3o bais. LIME. received and for sale by A~v dune ;. VIM E. WAIT.
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Choctaw Land scrip, | pieces of sJ, l60 and so acres, received ana for sale by tjanl6l VIM. B. WATT.