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ma dy discovered for lmpOtency, General Debility
yi tuR Emissions, and all diseases Occ8sOned by certain
10 cre habits and many OF the nOsrums recently recOmmel
~ for the complaints worthless limitations whle
81 unrlvaled excellence, fame and popularity nave b0
I'M into the market The medical faculty Of Europe and
VI United States unanimous in their recommendation
in the JUNO CORDIAL, and have not given their sane
10 single instance that has been authenticated TO
pound for the same purposes The nature OF the man
the publication of certificates of out Of the QuesQ
n the proprietor could produce host Of the most conc
- testimony show that the great reputation that it er
e accidentally obtained, but Is firmly based upo
~ positive and apparently miraculous virtues In all diree
III would not have but for this extraor dnary pref
- ton Audit equally potent in the many diseases for "
the price OF the Juno Cordial, because the Trash thai
I'D been thrown in the market opposition o sold chez
but the fact is, the Cordial cannot Be afforded Tor less
ns ought to be much d5Brer as many Of the ingredients
~ compose among COstest things in nature VIII
the Others made of Cheap drugs worth but little in
ney and less merit. We assuethe reader that the ut
8 reliance may be paCed in the Juno Cordial in the
the maiades mentioned above, and also Of those WhlC
low, viz. Loss Of Muscular Energy, Physical Lass
tons, indigestion, Suggshness of the Liver, elect or
cOrrhRa Whites, and FluOT AbOs, and every dlsea
any way connected with the disorder Of the PIocrd
z FunetiOnsin all Of which It viii afford almost imme
relief and If used directed almost Ceain 20 prod
40 positive and permanent cure. PeBons about TO maj
q should take this CORDIAL as It will iniaihbly =
S health and yigor in brief period, end where want
spring of regret if recourse be had 70 IT, tho
bats beneficial results may be anticipated with confidence.
Of priceless value to those without offspring. 1t has
the precedence in Italy, and viii in all other counties
it also possesses the uurivasd quaitieI of curing
Consumption and have administered with great suc
OF patients who have ght delightful climate la tn
90 ration of their health and the RESULTS that medio
been added 10 the catalogue for the cure OF nopen
To sprsad wide the blessings Of this medicine ha
pointed Messrs, UDSON u CO, Of the city OF New
in the United States of America, my sole gents toI n
AK ANTONIO LARZETTl NJ
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
3 have been notified this day that suit has been
"a brought against by one Mrs, + Harmon, in the
Third Justices Court do hereby caution the public to
haTho trust the said Mrs F. HaTman my account as
will not pay any debts Of her contracting Orleans
Augusta, 1873 aus FRED, 7, HARMAN,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-29

THE THIRD REGATTA Of the S. Y c. a
L will take place Pass Chr stan on AAARAA~I
MONDAY, September 3, 1893 free for Boats
wholly in part by Members OF the
Club DOLLY. .....
Boats viii be divided three Cassel, follows, viz:
First Class All Boats measuring keel.
Second Class Boats measuring % IL keel
Third Class Al Boats measuring under % ee Keel
The PreTte Club Pitcher and Salrer-For first class
Boats that taken prize the Club Requttss and ian
second Boat have taken second class prizes
The Second PTizeThe Hotel Pitcher and SalperFor recop
class Boats that have not taken second class prize Re
Third PrizeThe Club Goblet and Salyer Fo thIr ca ga
Boats that have not previously taken prize Club Regatas
~ The following the measuring Bosts adontad by
the Club Take the extreme length deck from he sem and he
length along the cardboard from outside of stem and
Boat. ~ '1e'' - '
~ Members wishing Boats will please adre, the sssre
tary under seal before SATURDAY nd Sepember living
Entry for Regatta September 81, 1915 ~ 's 49,
Inc Regatta 70 be conducted and the Prizes Awarded under th
Rules Of the Club Bu9T i n N1iyf1N Ssrratorv
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Or We can 'tundertake 10 correct the erroneous
statements which the Delta made yesterday in re-
gard to our course and that Of some Northern pa
PsTs. If the Della were to print daily Erata, .
the paper would be twice as large as is at present.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-29

ITALIAN MEETING IN. New YoRK,-An enihu-
siAstie meeting Of Italians was held in New York
on the evening Of the. 18th, and it was voted to
present Gen. Avezzana with magnificent sword
as some token Of the esteem in which he is held by
his countrymen in the United States Young Mr..
Mott, Of New York, who, while in Italy for his
health, where he greatly improved took part in the
struggle for Roman liberty, was introduced to the
meeting. Looking, he said, upon Italy as his see
ond mother, he was extremely happy at the Oppor-
iunity which offered TO devote his recruited strength
TO her cause
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-29

The VERY LATEST" OF THE New YoRK
PREss.-The Sunday Times thus speaks of the
photographic Latest" brought by the European
steamers to the New York press: "The very la.
test from Europe is remarkably happy this week.
It is Of negative character, but then it is of some
importance 70 know that there is nothing worth
knowing. We are therefore thankful for the in
formation that there is not much foreign intelli.
genee Of Importance that the peace convention is
to sit in Paris, tonly we knew that before) that
nothing is known of the Pope's intentions; that
there are rumoFs Of an nsurrection in Vienna, (the
same rumors we had by the Amerca); and that
TemeswaF has been iaken-a fact that came bv
the regular line, with the additional news that
Semlin had been taken TOO, and that there was a
clear road to the Turkish frontier. u the very
latest had added that the Dutch were in quiet
possession Of Holland, and that the Swiss had ta-
ken umbrags, the information would have been
complete. It is hoped that the very latest is not
an expensive luxury. The heading looks pretty
ana uePosmg, and the litte photographic nils are
lat lor me printers. II, however, their iransat-
lellc agent charges our associated contempOra-
III Iounu sum for the very latest we respect
Pigeon Express'n ''''
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HUNGARIAN MEETING IN PHILADELFH1A-A
dispatch from Philadelphia on the evening of the
10th says; A very large and enthusiastic meet
ing was held this evening in Independence Square.
The assemblage was called to order by appointing
George M. Dallas to the Chair, Mr.. Dallas ad-
dressed the assemblage for some time, in most
eloquent manner, and stalled the object of the meet
ing, which was TO give an expression of feeling and
sympathy in favor of Hungary in their struggle
for freedom. He was listened to with deep emo
tons. After concluding his remarks, Col Forney,
editor Of the Pennsylvania, came forward, and
read beautiful and touching address, which was
listened to most attentively He invoked earnestly
and powerfully for aid and sympathy in the cause
Of Hungary, and called upon our Government to
recognize her independence. The address was
unanimously adopted, amidst the greatest enthu-
siasEn. Several other gentlemen came forward and
made speeches, breathing strains of patriotism and
eloqnenee The meeting throughout was highly
creditable and enthusiastic.
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GrAT co T!N 80
SUMMER CLOTHING AT COST.
ALFRED MUNROE s. co.


VIII close of their stock Of SUMNER CLOTHING, at
great Bargains, in order make for fan Stock.
sists Of
Meuno Psgamga Araeea Black and Coored Pongee Silk Goats
Linen, Cr0iOn, Summer Tweed and Cashmere Coats;
Mount, Parqmetta, fancy and PLAIN pIu Pantalolns;
Linen Check Coou, American and French Coonade Pants
Wool Undeshirs Drawers; Cotton Shs Drawers;
Silk ShnH Daveru Bat Linen Fancy CIAvats
Alto
large socF Of RUBBER GOODS suitable for Caisrns
Emigrant, a large Of heavy WINTER CLOTHING,
which Eil be SOLD Low.
II Take a look into the
LONE PRICE STORE"
"a Magazine street.
aus ALFRED MUNROE 4 co.
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The New YoRK DEMocRACY.-The Pennsyl-
vanian says: eve cannot doubt, from the tenn
per displayed, by both the Democratic conventions
at Rome, N. Y, which was much moro concilia-
tory than usual, that the democrats there will
eventually fraternize without violence to their re-
spective opinions"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-29

,r PQOKET-BOOK LOST
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD-L,Ost. Yesterday
= = morning coming from the corner of Lou. NJ
ls7 on 4 Tont Leyee street, TO 1856 GTaVeT street, W
afOChEF BOOK, containing from 8240 tol
SS9V-One note OF 500, one of $50 two Of $40, yt8
ana several otneT of $40 and S5 The above ard
Will be paid. on delivery of the above, by
,o HIRAM KING, Livery Stable.
au2o 80 1874 GTaYier street.
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Letter from the Captain General 10 the American
Oonsul at HAVANA.

The individual Juan Carols whose departure from New
Orleans caused the accusation brought there against the
Consai Of SPAIN having asked permission to go that
ed bin and being DESTROYS 60 therein order that his pre-
sepce may contribute better TO establish the truth Of the
eVen have not hesated to deliver him Immediately the
paca passport in order that he may go on board Of The
brig SalvadOa which Is ready sail Tomorrow and aso
because from ths he padoaed be has right to 20
whee he peases and more espeealy to accomplish the OBJ
iect which determines him 60 My objs0tn cOmmuniea
ting this for to notify fyO8 judge proper, bis
journey the proper local authorities in New Orleans to Sc
him the protection which his nscuat position may
quiIs besides that to which, panisl subject he emit
TED from the Consul of Her Majesty. Though amfnlly
persuaded that at all times and any event the laws of
yonr will shield him against all Io Of malevoence
which be may have TO fear and tile private suggestions by
whoh they might attempt to influence his mind God pre-
serve you many years. Ell CONDE DE ALCOY.
AdCaad, Augsl5. 1919.
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RAmRoAD CONVENTION IN ALABAMA. - The
Montgomery Flag and Advertiser of last Saturday
contains the following notice fthe convention for
connecting Mobile with the Tennessee River by
railroad 81 Railroad Convention will meet on
Monday next at Shelby Springs, and Judging from
the interest manifested in it, particularly in East
Alabama, we have no doubt the convention will
be Iumerousy attended. The object Of the con
vention, as we understand it. is to urge forward the
connection, by railroad, of the Tennessee River
with Mobile Bay. There are two routes by which
this connection can be made one extending from
Selma up the Cahawba valley and the other, from
Montgomery to Gunter's Landing The first OF
these routes is through country that is, generally,
poor, and which would not bring to the road as
much profit as the other route. The first route
possesses Che advantage, however, Of terminating
on the Alabama River one hundred miles nearer
TO Mobile than the other route. This we think is
not matter Of much concern, as the river is al
ways navigable to Montgomery. It is conceded,
We believe, that the route to Montgomery is pre-
ferred by large majority Of the people Of Eastern
Alabama, and shat is promises more profibto the
stockholders than the other route.''
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-29

81F- The Massachusetts State Committee propose
that Gen. Taylor shall be entertained on temper
ance PRINCIPLES.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-29

REY, ALIAS GARCIA, IN New ORLEANs--The
brig Salvatore, Capt. Evans, arrived here yester-
day forenoon from Havana, having left that port
on the both inst Among the number of her pas
sengers is juan Francisco Rey, alias Garcia, Rey
came over in charge of DR.. Frank Gage He was
taken soon after his arrival to the Office of Mr.
Bradford, acting o. S. District Attorney, and COM
mitied to prison by Commissioner Cohen, in default
Of bail 10 $1,000 to appear at the next term of tile
u s. Court. Security would have been furnished
readily, but he preferred going to prison. 1t is
rumOfed that Rey asserts that he was abducted
hence.
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See Third Pags for CRY News, &C.
Late from Havana. .Rey Returned.

Theman Rev, whose departure from the city has
given rise to so much excitement, returned yester-
day on the Salvador. He came IN tne charge OF
Dr.. Gage to whom he had been consigned by the
American Consul Rey returned under cireum-
atnnees which are explained in the following
letters
Tst,sr Of he Captain General to the Spanish Con-
sul, New Orleans.
Considering hs the individual Juan Garcia should receive
III pardon which through he had solicited from me- in
Of the declarations he made spontaneously in
or Consnais and Of the offer made to him BY you and
sonsdenR the merit Of bis after revelations have GRANTED
m said pardon due form. And whereas he has mani.
fs to me the desire Of returning 70 New Orleans, think
ing that bis presence there may contribute better to explain
the cicunsan o. s departure, which, as he knows has
given origin @ an infamous accusation against you have
him his passport in order that he might embark
boone Of the hg Salvatore, and have also sent 10 the Con
sui Of the United Stntes here dispatch the subject
copy OF which is herein enclosed in oderbetetio confirm
the truth Of tbs decalens which said Garcia has already
made be appeaed to-day before after having obtained
bis pardon, and has ratified them ALL fully appears from
bis testimony heeunto annexed. You the whole
you think fit and give information Of the as soon as
ycu can g the Minister Of Her Majesty al Washington
whom viii also inform Of the whole case in direct way as
Hasana, dug. Is. 1919 e. CoEDE DE AICoY.
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CoEsIsTENOH.-Un this heading the Courier
ofyesterdaY evening oricises the Crescent for the
Inconsistency Of its remarks in regard to General
Campbell. AT one time, we said we knew that the
Consul at Havana was neither fool nor a coward.
Afterwards, we said that from his conduct he
seemed ignorant or regardless Of the duties Of his
office. The Courier cannot distinguish between
an ignorant man aud a fool. We hope we can
make it understand by an. example. The person
who wrote the Courier article, headed consis-
tency "is no fool, but he is certainly gerry Ignorant
Of the force and proprieties of language.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-12-18
HARDwAnE.


 HUNTS Bread, Hand aud Choppinw AXES. IA Patent Blind Hinges and Fasss, Sasi,h'. nel. lows. 2S to 36 inches; ysrnish; Paln,; Dast ,nA Shoe Brushes; Iron Brace.; Scotch, de-, vl,h niss: brass Flush Bolts, Spring and RaFrel. do; seeks,. hraner. turning and American Chlsels; Turning Goages; bed and table CastoTs; cotton, wool, an3 horse Cards; halter. log and fah Chalns, Deer Springs; cork and pasent Fauee,s; Flush Drawss Handles; wardrobe and brass Screw Heeks, hrvad. shingiing and axe Hstchets; naii, .&os, hand and Sledge fismmers, braa Door Hooks; shes, bassAsr. and drawing Knives; tea, brans and ennsnelsd Ks,. ties; MoFtice Locks, with Mimeral Kpehs, nlsAe. knob and closet Locks; Door Larhes; Spirit Lsvsls and Piumbs; Cora and CofIss Mlls; lFea Melss..s Cater; wrOashtand hasss Nails; brass Screw Rlnsu, smooth, jack and joiater Planes; Spoke shayss: beach Screws; screw and snsh puilisa; Welt Pei. lies; Jones's Sash Locks; Seythe Stones; German. cast and blister Steel; Sickles. grass and Rraia Scythes; shoyeis and TonEs; Amss's aad ether Spades; long and short handle Sheveis; sissks ana Diee; Screw Plates; bed and Wood ScEews, irsn. steel and plated Squares, crescent and Rowlana'a Mill Saws: fel'oe and wood Saws; compass esd hand. de.; Vices; shutter Screws, kc., &c., ke, received and for sale by
 July 3l. WILLIAM B. WAIT.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-12-18
LIVERY STABLE.

N BR0wNLEE & CO.,. having ~w sD Paseha.ed of Durkin & Bogiec their stock of Hossrs ane Carriages, fZ-Jsf will eontnne the Stable. al the old stand, on the corner of Main and Elm streets. opposite the Rock Hotei, where they wili be pleased to receive the patronage of the public.
 J. B. & Co, are making additions 10 fhe old stock. and viii endesvoE 10 serve their customers in as good style any other establishment ia the city
 Horses and Busgys, aud saddle Horses, may be had at all times.
 Horses kept by the day, week, or month, ss low @ at any other slabe ia the place.
 N. B. A goo supply Of Corn and Fodder will be kept constantly on hand for sale at reasonable prices
 Little Rock, Nov. ls. isis-7-Ie-0
The Arkansas banner., 1849-12-18
ranev oooss.


 A large and splpndid assortment ofCeatre Tsb's Soler Lamps. Piain and with Lussses, GiFaado.es. and FIowef ysses. for the Mantle Peiee siso Plated and Bsltiania Csstors, snd Candieslicks; IyuFy handie Knives end Fosks; Tea Trsys, Hss, Tooth. Nail and Starving Brushes; Silver. Shell. BaGalo. Horn asd Ivory, Tuck and Side, Dressing. Pocket and Fine Combs. and everything h this hne.
 GENTLEMEss FURNIsRHMG GOODS.
 FlsRnei, MeFino, Cotton and silk Under-shirts snd Drawers, sll sixes. A splendid stock ef exiEa hne Linen and Cotton Shirts with Linen B0soms, Collars and Risibahas, made to my own order and guaranteed to G.: . large stock and beautiCnl vs- Fiesy Meriao, cotton. wooi and silk socks. with Gloves of all ssd every kind asd qaaIity--a eom- Piees stoeki and in fhs way Of crHssts-sHeh . sioek has never been brought tc this Staie.
 It ts particularly desired that strangefs, as well as gentlemen living in city. skoasd call snd see those beautiful Cork. Stitched walking and dass- elag Boots calcalafed for ell seasons cf the year. No one seiis tAss arficis bpf mysaE At the same lime will show them . Hat Beaver os Silk sas tsa Has!" Gam Elastic Goats, Caps, Leggins and Shoes fos ladies and gentlemen, ali sizes-
 This stock cannot be surpassed in the southern country. l win take ia echsnge for any of the above goods. old gold or slyes for which pay ths full New York Pries. =
The Arkansas banner., 1849-12-18
NEW GOODS.

THE subscribers have received per late arrivals 1 afail Stock o( Goods, among which may be found the following articles: 34. A.. S-4, 64 TO- and l2-4 Brown Domesties 3-s. A., 5-4, GA, lo-4 and i2-4 Bleaehsd do. Linen and Cotton GinghAms; l; Csiieoes in great variety; Lowell; Virginia and Carolina Osnabargs; Piain and Strped Cassimeres {; Ssttinetis, Linseys, Kestueky Jeans and Kerseys. 15o pts Blankets, all qnAliseis. Bleaehed and Bfo CotioE DriIiings; Irish Linens, Table Linen. Nap kins, Diapers and Crash White. Red aud Yellow Fianasis; Back and Coiored Aipscas; Plain and Figured Mcuslin de Laines; shaNis; Linea and Cot ton Checks; SiIk and cotton Hdkfs. Ladies' Cash- mere and Cotton Hose. do. Gloves, Linen Cambric Hdkfs. &e.. &e.. &e.
 GROCERIES.
 Fifiy Sacks Best Rso Codee Three Hhhs Best Brown Sugar; Crushed. Pcwdesed, Loaf and Clsfi- 6ed Sugar; Imperial and Gappowder Teas Sperm Candles Sperm and Lard Ol, Coarse and Fine Salt; Moiass<s Old Rye whiskey oae Pipe Pure Cogniac Brandy One do Chasnpagne ic.; Amer. can do.; Holland Gin; Champagne, Ciaret and Malaga Wines; Lemon Syrup; Ketehap, Pepper Sauce. Pickles, Pepper. Spice. sslefstus. Indigo.
 HARD WARR.
 Batis and Screws. Heavy Rim Locks, Mortiee Locks. Piafe Locks. Cieset Locks, Tsuak Locks, Chest Locks, Pad Loeks; Brsds, Taeks. Door Latebes, Files and Rasps- A large assortment oi Table and Pocket Cutlery; Hand. Tenant and Mill Saws; Broad and choPp.sg Axes: ha'sasis. Draw <tfANNtFN AMLGf Bits. S,isups. Bfsdle Bsts. Spurs. B.iiaaia Table ard Tee Spoons. Isoa snd German Silver do. Ra- zors. ShesFs. Gcisoss. &e.. &e.
 SCOTS, SHOES, HATS, &e.
 Ten Cases Kip Bfogans, made 10 oraer~-a good article; Mens and Boys Call. Kip Hnd Coarse BSo,s, shoes and Brogans. Cloth Caps. Fine siik, Wool and Glazed Hats; Saddles, Bsidle. Bride filling, MsringsIes. Ciseiagies. GiFsk=. Hesse and Mule CsiIass. Flames. Saddle Bags Whips. &e !, &e
 Swseds. English and American Iroa Cast, Ger man. Spring and Blister Steel; HossesAoe Nails. Castings, Nails, Spikes. Re-, s<r.
 The above gyods have most fihsm been reeestly seiected, in Bosica. New Ycrk and Philaae.ohis and sishsuGh we csnaef sosd to sell them at .rcsi and ehssxes" ws will cell them si reasonable pro 6ts, Sos cAsH, in exehAags for Cotton, Peissies E<eG Hides. Bexswsx, &e. Those in wsni of goods viii 6ad II ,o their sds.atsge to call and exsaias our stock. flo charge tos btsoxinr goods.
 I. D. MERRfG;K k co.
 Ges. a. isl3. sisambeas Landing.
 Gazette and Desnoesat ecpy thrss weeks.
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NEW GOODS AGlISeAf THE NEW STORE.

" ALTER MITCHELL would respectfully re-
 w turn thanks to the citizens of Little Rock, and of the surrounding conntsy, for the very liberal patronage with whies they have favored him, (hav- ing far exceeded his most favorable anticipations aud weaid hsseby beg ieinform them that he is jus. receiving, for the third time within six months large and well selected stock of CLOTHING DRY GOODS and GROCERIES, CROCKERY, HARDWARE; Boots, SAoss; Hats, Caps; Drugs, Medicines, Paiais, Osis; Casfiags, Ligssrs, TSa Were Sc. Se.
 Which he wii seii at wholesale os fetsii, cash af New Orleans prices, making cost and carriage Therefore all persons wishing parehase are kindly solicited to call and examiDe for themselves In the aew hsiek building recently erected hy MF. Wood. ruG. on Markham street, . few doors above the An thony House. where he will ccntinae to receive new goods every six weeks. and keeps constantly ca hand foil assortment ef ali kinds for the accom-. modatioa of his eustomers
 Little Rock, Dec. f9. isss. lS-tf
The Arkansas banner., 1849-12-18
NEW ORLEANSI

UST rocsived From New tiFseaas and CiAcinnati sJ ths following srticies; 200o posnds Hgpe Get. ten Ysrs; i5uoposnds Bar Lsad; IS Eees and hail 10 Boxes Ns.I Soaps 10 Boxss Sur Cssdiss; 500 psasds Hesss Shos lreA; 100 psasds Hssss Shss NsIis; 30Sseks Ssit; 35e pounds eaIsnfus; 10 Tea gallsn Wash Potss 10 Tea gsliss Wssh Kesties; ' 6h1s- nehs1esd Msls&sess l20 pf. Msnss Kip Brc- eans; i9Q pF. Wemsns Kip 6ssxans; l20pF. 6sys kip Dsogsns. Also. Fashionable silk Hais. Br.. .n. .. Hsas. &r.. &c-s &e. fvs sslsiew by
 Sept I, lS49. A. [. HUTr.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-12-18
A. J. HUTT

A. J. HUTT HAS just received from New Orleans large HI stock Of GOODS-among which are the fol lowing articles:
 kbds Sasss; 30 sacks Coaee; 10 bbls MoIssses; g boxes Star Candles; 10 hAif, do; box best Imperial Tea {; tieree Riee, Cssia 10 doz. Mastafd;
 and Mace; basket Salid Oil sask Ciaret; 1 bbis Dried Apples.
 HARD TYRE. 5000 lbs. Sweeds Iron; 2s pair Trace Chains; I6 Fiith Chains; 6 C1rh Miils; 10 do. with StretcheTs;
 2 Louisville Blacksmitks' Bellows, 90 inch; 2 do. do. do. 36 inch; Mousehoie Anvits, and Sledges; Lohg and short handled SPADES, &e., &e.
 HATS AED CHIPS. Moteskin, Silk. Coaey. Russia. Panama, Leg horn. double and single. and Palm Leaf HATS, of ali qualities and psices.
 CLOTHING. A small but well selected lot of FASHIONABLE SUMMER CLOTHING, for sale low.
 BOOTS IND SHOES. The largest and best selected assortment of BOOTS and SHOES ever offered in Little Rock, from the lightest Kid 10 the heaviest Brogan. ChiIdrenss shoes, of every size and quality. .ALSO-A handsome stock of fQUEENSW ARE, GLASSWARE and WoODWARE-aad, in fact, complete assortment of every kiad of Goods that can possibly be needed in Little Rock. The public will benefit themselves by giving me an early cali. aPI 10