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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-21

We often hear Of Irish galiantry, but Africa
is equal to Ireland. A negro driver OF coach
in Texas, stopping to get some water for the
young ladies in the carriage, being asked what
he stopped for, replied, Il am watering my
flowers A more delicate compliment could
not have been paid.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-21

0o-There is nothing purer Than honesty
nothing swee,er than charity-no,hing warm
er than love-noihh richer than WISDOM
nothing brighter than virtue-and nothing
more honorable than paying for ones newspa
per; it is showing faith by works. These
united in one mind, form the purest, sweetest
warmest, brightest and most steadiast happi
ness.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-21

eu-Samuel G. Arnold, Esq, Of Providence,
has received and accepted an invitation from
the Committee Of arrangements to deliver an
Grafton in this town, on the fourth of July
Mr.. Arnold is gentleman of fine tslents and
liberal education
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-21

The death of MIS-. Anna Pihkney Vas AN
nounced in Baltimore on Friday. This ven
cradle lady was sister Of the late veteran
Commodore Rogers, and relict of the Hon
William Pinkney ,one Of the most distinguish.
ed statesmen Of our country.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-21

Rev. Bishop Son;hgate has resigned hs
appointment as missionary bishop, assigne
him by the board Of missions of The Protestant I
Episcopal Church and intends 10 return to this
country in October.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-21

NOVEL IMfoRrATIoss.--A vessel lately ar
rived at this port from Rio JaHcrio having as
patt of her cargo $1,000 cooden toothpichs-
Are Yankees done whiting !-Boston Tran
script
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-21

A correspondent of tho National Intelligence
er suggests, that, on the ensuing i,h Of July.
instead Of costly dinners, choice wines, and
alcoholic drinks, the day DO celebrated BY the
people generally, by contributing mite to
ward. finishing the National Monomen, to the
memory Of the great Washington
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-21

03- Hon. Horace Mann, who is one Of the
visitors 10 he West Point Acadamy, is TO de-
liver an address before the Cadets this week.
Subject Peace.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-21

GENERAL CAss.-The Nashville Banner
assures its readers, upon the most unquestion-
able authority, that Gen. Cass will resign
his seat in the Senate rather than obey the
instructions imposed on him by the Legisla
,ure Of Michigan.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-21

SUNDAY TRAVELLING A bill Was recently
introduced in the British Parliament, for com
peIhng railroad companies in Scotland to run
cars on the Sabbath, which occasioned much
discussion, but was denied a second reading
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-21
RICHMOND, VA, June |.

iiNHMONDI A.; SuHe Af'h'
Donavan's sp lendid panorama Of the Mcxi-
can battles exh ibiting at the Odd Fellows
Hall, was destroyed by fire last night. The
Hall was but slightly injured while the paint
ngs will prove total less. 1t was insured
for $4,000.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-21

1--WE learn from one ofihc COMMITTEE Of
Arrangements that three Companies from
Fort Adams, and three of the Engine Com
psnies will Join the procession on III. Fourth
of July
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-21

FATHER MATHEw.-The Common Council
of Albany have decided to profIer the hospital
tiles OF that city to Father Mathew on his ar
rival in this country.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-21

The number of inhabited squares inundated
in New Orleans is l6O, aud the number of
tenements 1000. Persons dwelling in the
same s0OO
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-21

The mail from New York this morning re-.
ports AZ now cases OF cholera in the city Mon
day, and II deaths.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-21

choose of the Weak" is the title given by
a Western editor, to his marriage notices -
The crusy old bachelor
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-21

HfJohn Hubbard Of Hallowell, has been
nominated by the Loco Focos Of Maine for
Governor.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-21

op-P Private letters S,ate that, at the las,
dates the cholera was raging fearfully al
Paris.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-21

JOURNALISM IN FRAScE.-Of the new Leg.
isla,lve Assembly Of France, three hundred
members are or have been editors.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-21

The Legislature of Maine, by unanimous
Vote, have invited President Tay'o, 20 visit
that State.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-21
are now slumterinp in the arms cf death may

are now slumbering in the arms CT death may
soonbe led TO God. This is a noble monument
which you are rearing those who come af.
ter you will bless your memory, and offer
prayers for your souls. May God grant YOU
happiness, peace and pie,y, while YOU perscvcre
in your good works. May Hc bless and preserve
you, and grant that your days here spent may be
happy, and may Christ guide you safely through
life, end through death, and a, last PRESENT you
at the throne of Ills Father.
At the conclusion OF the address, the Bishop
and Clergy again chanted Psalm, after
which the Band performed grand overture,
which closed the ceremonies.
THE CORNER STONE.
On the plate was cngraven, in Latin,
To THE GREATER HONOR AND GLORY OF AL
MIGHTY Cop,
and under the patronage of the Ever Blessed
Virgin, conceived without sin, this corner stone
of the church, Of The HOLY NAME OF
MARY, was laid June XIV, A. d. MDCCC.
XIX.
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THE WIFE'S FRIEND.
Important to 1aese abomt to bceome Moth

lfuN0TI9ut
 DRoFESsoR ALEXIS Y. PAuLITAN, the II Paris Lying in Hospital, member ofthe Medical Academy of France. Corresponding Secretary of the Paris Pharmaceutical College, respectfully begs leave 10 announce to the ladies of America. that be has arpointed DR. JEROME Y. C. ROTTEN HURTY, of New York, his sole American Agent, far the sale of his wonderful medicine, known in France as the WIPES FRIEND, or MOTHERS ASSISTANT, the most extraordinary medical dis coverY the world has ever seen. Its province is 10 lessen the Pains of Child Birth, and promote saie easy ami speedy delivery, which it does by assist ing nature. It is perfectly harmless, efieacious, pleasant to the taste, and never fails to promote an easy and safe delivery, and improves the general health of both mother and child II has been tested for years in ali the principal Lying-in Hospitals of Europe and receives the sanction of nearly ali the prominen. Colleges and Medical men of the old world 1t Is the greatest medicine tn the world 1; as all will admit that medicine must be that will lessen the terribte pains usaaiiy attendant on child birth. There is no mistake about the medicine doing all that is said oft.
 It never Fails It is in the form of fine, light powder, to be made into drink, and used for few weeks previous to the expected event. and its pTice Is so low as to bring it within the reach of all. Snrely no humane husband will suffer his wife to endure pain, when ii can be SO easily and cheaply avoided. For the small sum of oaiy Si, sent post paid to DIR. JEROME Y. C. .ROPENHURTY, New York Postotiice, package will be sent by return mail, 1t being so light that 1t can be sent anywhere by mail. at very tritiing cost. No unpaid letters taken from the office. To prevent imposition, the U. s. Agent. Dr. Ropenhurty will write his name in full on the outside label of each package. No other genuine. Remeaber this.
 mh20 26.6n
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kRRING G0anx.

LUST received. and Dow opening, st the stand of 3-4, 7-s, A and i2-a Biesched aud Brown SHEETINGs and SHIRTINGS; 7-s and A. Loweilx 3l0 pieces Csienes. as'd 3 pieees printed Moasiins ; O pieces Plaid Ginghams; pieces Linen Checks; IF pieces iEisa Linen; pieces l3-4 Linen Shea,ing; pieces s-4 Lines Damask; % pieces Cottenadss. ke-. &c.; al of which will bs od~,sd very los tOs Cash os eousiry produce.
 May |. JOHN D. ADAMS.
 ELOUR &e.-40 bbls. Flour; } bbls Caavassed E- Iamss IT Sacks Dried Apples; bhls Pilot Bread; hbts. and E bbss- Butter Biscuit; just Fcceived on consignment and will bs soid chear for cash. WOLTMAE & Co,
 may 22-3t Water Street
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 STATE or ARKANSAS.
 ssssassST0z coysry.
 "a aAe Wsaa;agssa CsAiis csavt. -lpvl Tern, lsis. W'llA. BAsAnESrOs. PPG. } .a...mpsit iu Asssea. DAHlD M. wxnssu.. Ssfa.
 A ND NOW. oa this teath 2sy of the present "A tafm ef tl.is esaFi. comes the snid Plaintia and aPeeariug to ts esaF tlsat the defen5ant has net bssa seFsed with precess in this czss, and tlss sad dsfs1dan, fsiiiag te aPPeaE and plead er otherwise answsE to the Pixinsfif' . action; aud appsaEn4 ie tha eoaFt that shis sait is feuRded . demana fsr sve hundred and ninsty-kve dollars asa lhiEtg-Gxe eehls. (in Arksa@as money.) for % much massy paid by the suid plaintiff foe the snid deIrwAaai, al hts ihssaacs and reauesat b ordssed by the eoart that said ae6snaaRs hs notified, by pnhirati0Rs e( the commencement and pendanGy of this suii hy al lssst iwo wekly insertions ia some nswsuer pnhlshcd in tls Stass, she iast insertion io hs st lsas shisty days brfoss ths commencement Of the nrxf se ef lhis eoars; and that. snIen said dsfen.iaht apPszr. by himsrIf or attorney, on ox before the id day Of the next term ef this court. at e0urt to bs he'd d the e0aFt-hoass In said county on ihe third Moaaay aftss she fourth Nos- day in September, A. D. iS49. jsdgmeHt viii bs catered against hhn spd hIs PFspsry sod to sstlsfy the same.
 A true copy from the record:
 (Atbstl P. R. SMITH, C1erk.
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

EASTERN, via. Rapoieos. Due, Wednesday,, Friday, and Sanday,. .. . 2, D m. Leaves, Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday, l. a. m.
 SOUTHERN, to Wsskiagt0n and Fshon. Due Wednesday, Friday and Sunday. !, ?. H Leaves, Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday, 2, a. n. WESTERN. fo VaR Baren and Pof Snsifk Due, Wednesday and Saturday,. ?. p. m. Leaves. Tuesday and Friday. 2,a m,
 NoRrHERN, ts Batssviiie.
 Due. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.. 6. p. m. Leaves, Monday. Wednesday and Friday. j, a. m.
 To Pine BLsF Gnd C0ism6ia. Due. Sunday and Thursday, 5, ?. m. Leaves, Sunday and Thursday, ,.......... 6, a. tn.
 Reagsn's Bi.fs, to St. Praucis. Due, Mo0tay and Thursday, l2, m. Leaves, Monday and Friday,. y,............. l2, m.
 KisdeTAeok, QgifmaR aud RieA Hoods. Due, Wednesday. ................6, 6, D m Leaves, Thursday. s, a. m To PerryriiIe. DaaDiLie, and TomIinssapiile Due, every other Thursday. ,............7 7,p. m Leaves, every other Monday. !, A. m a5- All mails closed al $ o'clock, p. m
 The office will be open one hour after the Eastern mail is opened, and two hoHrs in the afternoon on Sunday. VIM. r. POPE P N.
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lRu C66DS IGIiN n TIE AEW Sf6HEt!

NRu cams AealN n fMg AEW Sf0HK+. WALTER MITCHELL wUald respectfully re- w tufn thanks to the citizens q Little Rock, and o the surFouadtbg eoanty, for the very liberal patronage with which they hsve favored him, (hav- ing tar exeeeed hts most favorable astieipatsOns, asd would hereby beg 10 infosm them that he s just receiving, ioe the third time' within six months, large and well selected stock of CLOTHING !; DRY GOODS and GROCERIES. CROCkERY, HARDWARE; Boots. Shoes; Hafs, Gaps; Drugs, Medsciaes, PasAiS, Osis; Csstiags, LiqsGs, 1Sa Wsys, Se.. &e.
 Which As will sslt at wholesale og retail. ior cash, st New Orleans prices, making cost and carriage. Therefore all peFsSns wishing to purchase are kindly solicited to call and examine for themselves in the oew brick buiiding reeeusly erected by MT. Wood rua, % Markham street, few doors above the An tbony House, where he will eoatin9e to receive new gcods eveSy six weeks, and keeps constantly en hand fall assortment of eli kinds for the accom- modafios of his customers.
 Little Rack, Dee. l9, ls4s. l5-h
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PUBLIC NOTICE,

A THE UNDERSIGNED, late of the Lit,
 fss tie Rock City Hotel, has taken and refitted 1&4the ffsuklin House, al the steamboat land ing, with the intention of keeping tavern where my osd patrons and friends. and the public generally, can ind me. My fare shall be the best the country affords; ehsrges shall he such as 10 suit the times A share oi public patronage is solicited
 lah30az6 A. HOOPER, PyepyiStor.
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REMOV4E

unN U. ADAMS has removed io the ,a,v. S n..Sh sso,seoase formerly occupied 6y cr,ss ,e nArIks, oa Markham stree,, and opposite Doe,os Ns,~ a.,Is Dsss Stefe. Having just retataed from selected stock of bRF G0ODN rP1CretrS R 1v'' HARDWARE, QUEENswARE. aoSt. CA, ~ Hats aud Caps. av, S.--ast of which v1ill hs .~,, M very reduced prices. kg Cash Ot countrv r,,',sSs Country merchants, and othrrs, wiuhfn9 ,o ns,. chase. would do well to give him saH a,.t q. anime his Goods and Prices, before pnrchS.,ne c',s where, ss he feels confident no one in Little Rork eaa sell eaeaPer oF better gccds than himself: ans examine his stock ns s"d
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ROCK HOTEL.

{MA MAJOR PELHAM has leased, and will
 Asaz open for the accommodation of visitors and .A-k-1boardeTs, by the day, month oT year, that large brick eihce he bank of the river the hIst below the Siaie House, in the city of LitLe Rock ArksRsas. The house has been thoroughly eleanssd and repaired, newly furnished, aIsi entirely Ieno- yated in every respect. lis table will always be abandantly supplied with the very best the iaa ke, affords. Reading Room has been opened, in winch may always be found newspapers from yaIi- ous parts oi the Unified Sales Ian3O
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Advertising.
Rates for Yearly Advertising. For 10 lines, or ies.,( each Adesneaas {
 , ulonihs,s &6 s4aafs,1s, ID (. t1 |. l5 l2

All standing advertisements will bs charged at ibs frs, menitoned rates, unless contract be Btslt when eI for insertion; and must D. paid fer h sd vance - ,t
 Nc person viii be announced for any office, either city. Stats, or county, without the advance pay meat of five dollars
 Political cireHlars wiIi bc charged as sdseftss nsnis, and payment required in advance
 No job wili hereafter be delivered 'o asy gsi'' , win whom we have no regular dealings, until paid foF.
 All advertisements mast ie marked with tss Dn@ hes of insertions daslEsd. oaisersise they sih ~ eonsinaed uatil forbid. and charged accordingly INs yasisii0a ssii bs iaedc ifssD the above fs'@@
 ssagle nansbsr of tSe pspsrs i2tzz eehss.
 Ali lctters must be sssl pauf, ot they Will not ." gs;ye 1Ey zstsAilea-
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Furniture.

YSHE undersigned would respectfully inform the 1 citizens of Little Rock and vicinity, that he still carries oa the CABINET and CHAIR making business, at his new stand on East Main st., near ly opposite the Presbyterian eharch and psepar. ed to hll orders at the shortest notice. LUMBER, PRODUCE, HIDES, BEESWAX
 IND PEI TRIES taken in exchange for furniture at the highest mar ket price.
 Osd furniture neatly repaired, and vanished. COfhns made at all hours. Prices to correspond with the times.
 N. B. The undersigned having recently parehas- ed new and fashionable heaEse. is prepared so a- tend to burials in the city country, on the most reasonable terms VIM. ANNEARt Feb. IT, lSA7. 23,
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STATE or ARKANSAS. l..

Probate C5art. Msy Term, 4. D. ls49. I upp~svs b the satisfsetien 0f the court here, 1 that yahs G. NickptssA has departed this life leaving 10 ksowa heirs: Whereapon. t Is ordered by ilus court here that publication bs made In the Arhaasas Baanes, paper pnblished h this State i, for six s1ecsssivs weeks.
 DancTipt1as-Aboat twenty-six years old, light hair, fair eOmPlexioasd. blss eyes, and sbout si feel high. T. E. WILSON, C5eYk
 tY~llviile, Jmas 70, ls49 tt7
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EDIRE.ES.

EDHBH EsN.
 A&D&D Cans fresh Oysters.
 l50 Soups and BouiIli. l0O " fresh Peas
 100 " I.obsters.
 6o Terrspins Also, fresh SalInons, Clans, Milk, MsekereI. bo,ed veal kc., Sc heneticsIly sealed in tin cans purchased and seceived direct from the celebrated houses oi Wm. Underwood S Co, ol Boston, and F.. Wight. oi Baltimore, warranted and fcr sale by jan30 w P OFFICER
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N N0D1RNmW-H-.

'hE subscriber. agent for II. Hahermnn. .,,, A continue the formers business nj ha old .,..a on Main, near Markham street, and kesu on..,.n, on hand fai and well as-orted steek of s;,.rs. res, Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes. Hardware, Css,iu~. &e &c' all of which will be sold lo~ for essA. TSs sagnesl marss, prices will be paid for coun.y pro
 JahA tS JOHN KnAlTQH
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To the Travelling Public,

HE undersigned would respectfully Inform th A travelling Pahiic, that he has eseahlsshed Terry at the upper sseam Mil, whcrc he ls ., all times prepared ts ferry movers, travellers. aad ro yers, with as much or more psosnpsitnds than ,hey can be crossed at the other ferries s. L,tle Rock His boat is entirely new. sS feet ia length. ana sr 'he best Fow-boas ever used at this place
 Tho landing on the south side is d the s,e.m Miii' Of Messrs. George Johnson A Co, where travellers can at all times Do furnished wish ao,,r and corn -n'eai q the best quality. Corn ean Aa had on the North side of the River, on scanonab,. terms. The landings on both sides are good, and the reads will be keptia good repair.
 ]. M GILES.
 btttie ROCK, Oct SIth, l348
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Coffee, SMg0r Ac.

Coffee, SMg1r &c. % Bags Rio coffee; -- , Java do; Pepper; Ginger Root; Bbis Tanners Oil; ? Crushed Sugar; powdered do; Box refined loaf do; |" Lemon syrup; ? " Black Tea; Chest imperial do; 7oo Lb- cotton yarn, Received and for sale by
 WM T. WATT SuNDkIES--50 kegs pure. No | White Lead: lC ID kegs Nsfls; 26 boxes Window Glass, ass'd ss< i0, to fg< 20;
 26 boxes Star Candles
 bbis Lard O9il;
 do. LiReeed OH;
 boxes Missouri gold lsai Tobacco; 5o0 lbs. Cotton Yarn;
 1 bale Cotton Batts;
 lS sets Wagon Boxes; 2teo Ib>. Bar Irea tar Soap; Wooden Buckets Ne, received and for sale by dee26 VIM E WAIT GuGAR AND COFFEE E--s hhds. pfme EsFown kC SUGAR 20 bags eboace Rio COFFEE. Is- eeived T'er fcAhysIi Aai isI s4is by June ie W vAIr
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REGULAR LENEef PACKETS


 From Napoleon and Sioath of Arkansas Ri. yer to Little Rock, Van RureR, Fort
 smith and Fort Cibeon. YNHE light dfanght steamers WILLIAM ARM 1 STRONG, MEDIUM and SANTA FE viii regularly between the above ports for the con veyance of freight and passengcrs--the Vim. Arm strong and Medium leaving Napoleon on Aemdays and Thsvsdays at 3 o'clock, A. M.--Resarning will leave Little Rock xauae days. The Santa Ee will connect with these boats at Lsfle Rock making re- gular weekly trips from Littie Rock to Van Bareu and Fort SInish, and extending her trips to For. Gibson when the water will permit.
 Passengers and shippers may rely upon this be- ing permanent arrangement and that their freights will be conveyed throagh with certainty and de- spatch and at the lowest customary rates An the boats In good, sound condition, and handsomely fitted up For the accommodation of passengers.
 A. HAYS & Co, Agents, Napoleon.
 M. GREENWO GOD x Co, ,Ag'ls, N. o. Dec. 13, Is47. l4-
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A. J. HUTT HAS just received from New Orleans a large \ \ stock of COODS-among which are the lol lowing articles;
 1 hhds Sugat; 3a sacks Coffee;
 10 bbls MoIasses; s5 boxes Star Candies: 10 half, do; box best Imperial Tea ; tierce Rice, casia I0 dox. Mustard; and Mace; basket Saiid Oil;
 cask ctaret; { bhis Dried Apples.
 HdRD WIRE 1000 lbs. Sweeds Iroa; 2 pair Trace Chains; IS Fiiih Chains; Corn Mills; 10 do. with StTeschen; 3 Louisville Rlaeksmiths' Bellows, 30 inch;
 2 do. do. do. 36 lpch:
 Monseboie Anvils, and Siedges;
 Long and short handled SPADES, kc., &e. HATS IND CfPS. Moleskia, Silk, Coney, Russia. Panama. Leg kcsn, double and single, and Paln Leaf HATS, of s'i qualities and e';ees' cy,.c
 A small but well seiectediot of ofFASHIONAB F E SUMMER CLOTHING, tor sale low.
 ROOTS AND SHOES.
 The largest and best selected assortment oi BOOTS and SHOES ever offered in Little Roc k, from he Tghtest Kid to the heaviest Brogan. chiidFens' shoes, ot every size and quality. .fLSO-A handsome stock of fQUEENSN ARE, GLASSW ARE aud WOODWARE-and, in fact, complete assortment of every kind of Goods that can possibly be needed in Little Rock.
 The pabiic will benefit themselves by giving me an sariy cait- arl 10
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SPRIyG HafS

IoHN D, ADAMS has just received, per steamer O Ph.hP Pennywt, and now opening. al the stand formerly occupied by Charles Rspiey, Beaver Mole skin Silk, COaey, Russia. LrghorD, double an,l single and Palm Leaf IA cS, of all qualities, sizes and priees. May 1
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ELOUR, FLOUR-lI bbls. superfne Flour: I 25 sacks extra saperfne, do., just received iTom Van Baren, and for sale low for Cash. by
 ieb2u A J. UITir
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SPRING GOODS.

ID ECEIvED, per steamboat Cogtoa Plant, large M and fashionable assortment oi Fancy SPRING and SUMMER GOODS, of tho very newest Styles and Patterns, 10 which inc attention of the Ladies aRd Gentlemen Of the town and vicinity Is invited
 -ALSO-An extensive stock Of STAPLE DRY GOODs-slI of which will be sold st the LO~est Irfces. fspl fOl A. J. HCTT.
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REGULAR NAPOLEON t PT. GIBSOy PICKET.

kEhlbAh NATutEWN Fl. blBNDI fACAET. H- h TnE D would iI-
 zxE form his friends, and tho public, n generally, that, having built the A@MEM1-M>s NGD~ 2s Expressly for the Arkansas river, she will make regnlar trips from Napoleon to FeEt Gihson. He is confident that she is sufficiently light tdrawing bat I2 nches) to run the year rOassd, and will do 90 the public will but extend to him reasonable por- tion of their business. k not his wish to menopo- sS the business oi the rver and run all other boats out and then charge enormous Prtcss, bat to do an honest, fair, and liberal business. Not wishing to take any advantage of the public, he invites them to give him a call, and he will make them as com foriabls and take them along as fast as any other boat of her class in the river
 J. P. GREGG, Massey. Oct. 24, Is4s. B.
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AFlaElaas River K.acIEca.

THE splendia uew steamer PhiIip Penmywis. R Beatty. master, viii
 laave New OFleaas foE she Arka,unua Fiver on ths 7th inst, and will run during lhe seq soG from New Orleans Co Little Rock, Van Buren. Fesi Smish. and Fost Giheon, touching at al the inteTmeiiaie landings.
 For freight or passage. having superior accom- modations. apply 0a board, or to
 feh20s3rn T. D. MERRICK 6 Co. Aeenss.
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P8R RENT.
Ensaafase Arkaasax Farmsrx,!

IRON, CASTINGS. &e.-3,ooe ns. Bar lroa. N n2 to ! by 3s to 34;
 Ioo ib@- Hand Iron. l to 1 by l1;
 6o0 ibs. Hsn@ Shoe Iron; s ,4 -s 600 lbs RossA aud Square lEou, k to Ss;
 Baades Hoop Iroa, 34 to ?;
 H sels Wagon Boxes; SkiTIeis, Nos 2. ! and [; RosSd Ps.s, E. aud ls gallons; Odd Lids; Fire Dogs; i.'Dp lbs- Cotioa Yarn, received per ]. E. Gorion." and for sale by
 July , VIM B. WAIT
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WHITE LEAD, OIL. ke. JUST RECD. PER STEAMER CASHIER, J the tol1o~lng. smeng numerous other articles sO kegs pure While Lead;
 10 da. No. l, do.
 } bhIs. Liasred Oil; bbls Lard tsii
 do. Patty; do. Cider Vinegar; 10 hoxes Staf Candles;
 l0 halt bexcs. do.; % quarter boxes. do;
 50 boxes Window Glass, assorted sizes I000 lbs. Cotton Yarn,
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