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O. Gem'rst Zaeks--eae really wcald sspyoss Yoa darns'd year wowsa MsxsraA array. Yea hreak 'esn down, as they wese sicAsd ices, ia such very rough and ready way!- But Gen 'ral, atiad ycm f you ussa te be Year s.eouhtEy's f4shsE." eomnsaa ssars siieEes Yoo ussssf bs sFas---ao Ch4isltsa stFt is be Who waatoaiy ncRlseis kis thule gleegess" You'rc good soidier. Gsn' 'ral --sad aSmi, 1t Nas asea a wllir will new affect te doa6t IL Bot For ssasssmaa, yoa exactly hit h When yOa remark { tnxs yea kasw n0aghi about u.
 Tt may hs. Gea'ral, that youF sHaaatng's wsll-- Perhaps you ayv "second WsAiingtoa - Bot then Y faith, yoa have no nsrsi to sst1 Yeu'rs net, by say means. an saiira oae.
 BeSgsa PsSt.
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thousand tirnes claimed and exsreiseA he right and she tannoi deny hfo sihess. With keF nsasI auganee however, shs aisdains to sespee ihe Fghts and declared dstsstninstions q other people The
 dea lhat any aaii0n shoud pvesame to intsrfe with her aequsIiioas, essFmueh she may miedaie wiih thsirs. seems to her ree aloss in the sxirsme What cares she, ss proud mstFsss of the seas sos Ameri- can views CT American polieyl The possession ct the Mosquito Coast by the Eagish Is thea sn hsalt
 to The United States, well as an injury tn The poor and ignorant saSageN
 Hrre lhen, on the MosqaitQ Coast we havs tribe q saEaess incapable of apPESpnaiing fhe sUii and ail eigalzeG nations admit that under soeh eircnm- stances, superior and more abOrioas is jusli- ned n takiag possession oEthe county. Eopeople, whether savage or civilized. have right 10 play the part cf the dog in she anger and deprive the human race of the benefits that may aeeIue from the euIti yatioa of the soil. England, however, preteada to have some right 10 this Mosqai:o territory. Bei all good Americans deny the fight of England, aud therefore 10 ali inieEs and purposes we must regafd the Mosquito country as inhsbited-we will not ssy possessed--by the Indians alone. Ia such posa- ion of sas II is undeniabiy the right of American eoicnists to go there ard get possession of the conHtfy if they can. The United States Govern meRt will be bound to protect ihem-aos against the tavages--but against Great Britain; for the U. S government denies sbsolateiy the right Of British interference in North America.
 If, then, there is an organization in our cities, wsEiike in its IoFr, and hence well calculated for eoloDisI purposes, we advise the persons engaged in
 tt 10 direct their sttention further to he South than either Cuba or Mexico. While the Seeretary or State is sending diplomatic note to England regard ing the recent notice of the British Consul as to the boundaries of the Mosquito Coast, 1t may be well for Us 10 deny, practically and experimsntaiIy. ibe righs ss England or of any other European power 10 acquire hew territory this continent Al the same time that we assert and maintain the true and cpesly declared policy of our government, we may also acquire country, that will be Of ineslculsbie advantage 10 us hereafter. Once let us get the River San Juan and Lake Nicaragua, and our sailors would almost forget the existence of ChagTes and Cape Horn. Crescent
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WAisgsry Aas Exhausted Hssy.-Ths Cincinnst Atlas ia accounting for the result of the late ei-c' tiOu in Tennessee and apoIogsing for the total s'' up of whiggsry. says:
 .Iu one word. the whigs hasiny exhaasted tasn- seIces at te PresideRdial election think more vo- ting Is necessary for ioar years"
 The whigs did exhaust themselves al the Presi den,ia election. They traded on false capital aoe they have broke and are going to the dogs fast ''Oid Zack'' can carry them.
 The falsehoods and false issnes-having one se of opinions for the North and smother sci fer th' South, can no longer ssaii them, and whiggery IT Tennessee appeared to the people in it's true char ter and the result is, State redeemed and regene rated.
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J. Nj. CLAYTON, see,y of State.
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-- " ABhFN6FONt IZHzbH T..
 The Washington Republic oi this morning says: The above proclamation was received yesterday at the Department of State, in communication from the President at HaTrisbargh Information has been for some time in possession of the government to the effect that bodies nf men were in course af being levled and drilled In New Orleans, New York and other cites of the Union--that money tc a consd- erabie exten, had been eontribuied--ihat arms had been provided, and arrangements made on large seae with view lo sone military expedition. The movement has been conducted vita great secresy, aad the object of the enterprise has been coneealed even from individuals who have embarked in Il, Sstieient evidence. however, has been obtained 10 satisfy the President that the design Of the expedi- oa Is an invasion ot CaDs and taat the intervention o the executive necessary to preserve our nen- ira obligations and to keep unsullied the honor Q. the American people
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vos FaougA PsrAaps -Mr. Joha Van Barren was invited to deliver aa orsssoa the 4t ef July. al Bridgeport, Conn, and as an ''dac"1~At 10 accept the invitation. was tendesed lss of cue handrsd and fifty doIlars which. with the invitation, he de- eIined, having other engagements. ~~s
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 Geo. c. Prau.-Fitz HeRry Warren has appoint ed Gee C, Pra, Postmaster at PrairievilIe. Wiscon sin. The Ass, Democratic paper published al, Woodstock, Main, where Pratt formerly resided, quotes follows om the corporation records of that place. to prove the honesty of this recipient ot gov ernmehl patronage:
 "Yonr committee to whom has been referred the subject matter seBtaine iH the second article the warning o( the village meeting, having had the same under consideration, beg leave to maze the following Repert:- ... ., -.. ..
 And whereas George c. Pratt, late collector of texas for the village of Woodstock, regardless of the
 rights of its citizens, and in violation Of his oath of office being moved and nstigated by the devil, on the fist day of January instant, in the night time, secretly and feonously lefi for parts unknown, wit tingy and fraudulenuT carrying with him large amount of the village funds, thereby greatly Impov- erlShing its Tesourees--theIeiore, Resolved. That the said Pratt in thus wanionly defrauding the corporation of its just dues has o- feied all claims to honor and integrity, and merits the seorn and contempt oi every virtnous ciltiEen In the community"
 The regency may be we'll assured of one thing and that is that no matter how they have been de- ncunced of tbeF violation o the pledges of the Pres ident their attempt o break down the reputation o Democratic officers will secure to them much greater harvest of scorn and iadgna,iou-P Peaasy!- ranld.
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G- The Taylor papers are now exuliing n the fac, that the democrats in Vermont do not unite ln support ef free democracy nomination made by the Montpelier convention. Shoaid the wings bappen to succeed in choosing their ticket. these same Fay for papers will send ap great shout abon the tEi- usaph of whggety over inc eoslision ot ree-solers and democrats :" and yet ine whiss Ass claim 10 be the best fIsc-soilers on lhs faer ef the earth.
 TBostoa Poa.
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The New York Herald reports that "Commodore Parker has been ordered to proceed with the home squadron to Caba. and demand the release of the Spaniard. Francisco Key, who was abducted. is alleged, from New Orleans, through the insrumsn- tali,y of the Spanish consul at that port and con veyed cIandsstiaeIy to Havana" ARothe, paper doubts the ruth of this report
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Mr. Forest and his Lsdy--We understand that Mr. Sinclair, ,hs father of Mrs. Edwin Forest, is expected arrive here in few days, with the view of etfrcting proper understanding of the dtficul ties existing between that lady aud her husband. The mission of Mir Sinclair, it is supposed. is for the purpose of makiag suitable afrsDgements in regard a settlement, and not wit1 any intention to effect reconciliation = Sunday Necs.
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D.v Mn. BENrox EvEa FIeHr DUEL.--ln answer to this ioquiry the St. Louis Republican says:
 Without undertaking 10 do more than snswer civil inquiry can say that Col. Benoa has fought . duei-not one, but two of them. In inc first meeting on Bloody island, opposite this city. he dangerously wounded bis antagonist ChAs. Lucas. esq. He survived his wound, however, and was called to the field secsnd time, provoked, possibly, by the iniadicous acts of friends of the parties and in this meeting Mir. Lucas was killed.
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Fesl sRd Set1 Soep.-At market, . tady. taying her hand upon joint of veal. said. ~l thinh, Mf Jeues this veal ls not 60 white uaaal-" "Jast p,,t eo vour gloves, madam, aud you Il think Gif ferentiy' '' The veal was ordered home.
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DACON AND LARD. 10 casks Arksnsss D SIDES. HANS and SHOULDERS; : bbls LARD. .en consignment, ana far sale very iew. by
 aisy I5. I. D. MERRICk X Co.,
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PIANO roRTEs TUNED.

VXYE are requested by Mr. NASH. now at Hot w Springs, to say that he witt be in Liule Rock
 aboat the Jth of September, when he will attend to tuning and regulating Piano Fortes. MT Nash is
 well known to ef ciiizeus. and his skill and l ability are unquestioHable. All who wish their Pianos put in perfect order will do well 10 avail i themselves of this opportunity -Gdseite. si-a
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WAeEe is As Cabiaet7 7-Rererdy Johnson is so- joarnine ia Philadelphia. P. Ii. General Collamer has gone to spend few weeks in Vermont, where an election comes of soon. The mails are sadly deraRsed. The Secretary of the Navy has gone down the Potomac ia the AIleghanY, and General Taylor is ont on his tour of obssrvation.--LOais- uslie Democrat.
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LErTERs FOR CALIFoRSiA-rhe Postmaster Gen eraI hus given notice, as follows. which will he useful to those desiring write to their friends in California:
 The United States steam packet Ohio, will be dispatched from the port of New York on the 27sh of August instant.
 The public is hereby notified that the mails may be sent 10 New York, Charleston, South Carosins. aud Savannah. Georgia, 10 be conveyed by the Ohio, which will sail from New York oa the 27th instant; from Charleston the 31th, (morning probabIy;) from Savannah on the 3olh, (evening probably.)
 Mail bags should be made up at New York and other points named for Chsgres, Panama. San Die go. santa Barbara, Monterey. San Francisco. and 1 Astoria.
 The entire postage for single letter. not exceed ing half ounce in weight will be l2is cents to Havana, % cents to Chsgrss, 30 cents 10 Panama
 to be prepaid in sIl cases and 40 cents to Saa Die 1 go. Santa Barbara, Monterey, San Francisco, O, Astoria to be pre- paid sent unpaid at the option of the sender. Newspapers and pamphlets sea post three cents each, and iuland postage to be added
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Little Rock High school for EOang Ladies TIsHE business of this institution will be resaaed \ on Monday, ,ke 3d September, tD. V.) when
 panctual attendance of the pupils is respectfully requested. aug. 2s-lt
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Mortality ef sCSneiHaAt---The following state meat which copy from the Gazette, shows the mortality of this city, from al diseases for the pc- ricd of seven weeks. ending Monday Last
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gJ-"I live in Jalia's eyes" said iove-lorn swain. ''I 5ont wonder at it, sad Bemus, " for observed that she had sly inone when iasi sa~ her, f6ostoa Bee.
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Rumsrei Iasssss sf fAs Rxssia EHspsror .--Ihs Berlin csrrespsadsni sf the Daily News writes, on the 18th uit.: "I understand from trustworthy soasss lAsi the Rsssiau Emperor has shown latter ly aasqufvOcal symptoms of issaai'y His head seems to have heen tasnsd hy the unexpected suc- cess sf the Russian arms la Hungary. Aftes se- ceiviag the dispatches which announced the occu- patton of Debreesin by ceodaisf. the Car was found dancing about hss resa. Ia his shist- IL [, said he esssIased for skres whole hess te exhibit in this sxirssagsH, way tis icy with which shs news ef @ quick ,riumuph he'd inspired him"
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MAKRIED:

In this city on Monday the 21th inst. ny J. D. Fitzgerald. Esq, MT. FREDERIcx HENS, of NsPo' leon, to Miss CATHARISE YesE of this clty.
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O. The iates, way to pop the question we hav~ heard o is to ask the faI lady If yea shall have the nleasurs og seeing hcT at Ibe mtn,aies's.r
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nRY GOODS

HEAVY Twaiesi Cottea OSuahutEs: bFe~n \ Ssheetiags saa Shirtipgs; NssFs Kru~ss. Iickingxs Deasmss btse snd 6sowa Drills; 0tsy Liassye, SlsiFssag Stripes, e$GFesa baleei blsseA'd and brawa Gettos- Flannel; Bleached Dstslsi ll-{ Blerchrd Cotton Shrc,ings sli wool FlaAnes; Csuzs do 1laen Lawns: fsifdeve sud acosnh DlnPvr, Black Sewing stiks Freneh Twerds; Bisnk Csus- meyes: black sad white Spools; MaFshasl,s Lissa Thread, No q to 8; White aud nlae Mackiauw Blankets. putsiI, do.i sapes.twiIFa Whithsy. do; received aud for ssle by
 Jay 3A,s VIM, H, WAIT.
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DIED:

On Tuesday the 2lst inst. WlLLLiAS PISESgY, eldest sou of b. L. aad Sasaaa Lewis, in ths I9th year Of his age.
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Horsssesy Lsiess.-- flora impaired of Esrdware merchant tf he kept aii kinde ef nails. Vest, re- pied he. expectisg se catch . customer. Wei ihsa. said he incorrigibis. give me pound and lsH of ioe aais@-' Fos fear of g-ssing pound.ia ,,e was obliged to Hi=.le.
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An exchange says distinguished Pole had arriv' ed in ,ha, city. IL must have been the wEsCa "knoeked the pefsimmeas.
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"My wife" sagd critic, ''is the most svea tenn Der,d woman ever saw She Is mad all the tia,s
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chang
 TIP, Nova Scotia Cow Boys. l7S9. Black CeGs=aes- iS0s, Auti- -Jsierscaian Imp. Mem. l-l2, Peace and Submission Men. isly, Blue Lights. lsli, Hartford Couventienistx. fsl6, Washington Benevolent Society AeH. ISIS, No Party Men. 1920, Federal Republicans 1928, Anti. Masons. ls3t, Ansi- Masonic Whigs. 1s36, Conservatives. ls37. Isdepspden, Democratic Wh'gs. ls40. Log Cabin and Hard Cider Men. ls43. Native AmeTican Whigs. ls44, Coon Party. ls4S. The " ar Party le4T, The Anti War Party. ls4s The Taylor Party. lS,s, The speils Party.
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All kinds of epidemic diseases have left Louis vile, except the hydrophobia. Tha. is keeping everything of tho dog species on a lroi, and the Journal man is nearly exhausted - Ciaeiaaasi EnqnHeY.
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ranr.rs, ranters :, tanfers '.

TNIIE undersigned. having returaed to aud s~ttled 1 permanently ia the eily Of Little Rock, re- specifuily tenders his services 10 those who may be SO anfarianase as to be aiiclrd with that dreadful aeoarge knswn as CANCER, sad warraHts a cure ia every instance, DO pay, Applications from q distance wIl be profn2ily attended to.
 lie bss sn extensive lst of cersihcsses Of cures performed by his semsdiss. shirs he will be pleased 10 exhibit 10 tboss lao lnsy feel interested
 An interview nsy he had by applying at the sArkansss BaHner'' office, corner of East Main and Eim streets, up-sssirs. ]. J. THOMPSON.
 Aag. IA, Ie49-
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Whether man is twenty ens years of sge on hss twenty bir,hdsy or tbs dsy previous may lo be very s.nPse qsesaea. but Il has sgila- ted soras great minds Chancellor keat snd the late Chief Justice Swift have decided that man become. of ags GU ,hs azy PSevioas 10 the aasscr-
 s@ry of hts birthday, that person bora on the 18th of February sttaas his ninoTi y the 2 th.
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4 woman wllc graees the window oftch, s iis' bunch 0f grapes ea Tho higAwsy.
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The Brave Hungarians.

L. R. Breisseh. Hungarian, has published in the New Ycrk Journal of Commerce, the following communication. the facts ih which were gathered fiom Gernaa letters and papers;
 ''The great battle of Soinok, on the Theiss, in the month of March Last, was one of The blooclest on record We remember thai brigade et Creates, ia number about l0O00 men, ..were entirely cut 10 pieces WIudischgrafz, as usual. claimed 10 be victorious, but he secretly declared to bis intimate friends that another snch victory would bring the Hungarians to the gates of Vienna.
 Windischgratz commanded at this battle the cen- ire, Jeiiachich the le, aud SehIiek the rght wsag Geotgey was the commander -in-chief of the Hun garians. To him the position of the Ausirians vas very well known bat the bravery of ms hussars ;oo Having laid his plan for the battle, he reviewed the army. and finally arrived befoge divisioR of his husssrs. Brothers said he to them 'where IS your eonmsndeFf' A veteran sergeant with silver white hairs appeared before him, (ai the officers having fallen in a previous skirDish.) Brother hus "a! said the young General Geofgey. 'oOk at that hill covered with trees. Yoa will remark there inc giIttering bavonets of the Anstrans and their swk- ward riders, and their directed against us. They will soon vonit fire sni balls. Brother that hill must be taken by your division. In ,hs attack many of you will fall. perhaps one half perhaps more; perhaps only few Of you sill remain. But you are destined by God 10 save your iaiherland. I ou will therefore do your daty. God be with yeu!
 Ahc fctctab sft SrdHt >atutbt VdH- and turned himself to his comrades, he repeated what was commanded him, and casting his eyes 10 Heaven, be uttered loudly the following prayer:- Creator, Father of mankind. Father of the Hnaga- rians: pIay now but for one grace: no, that Thoa wIll assist Hs in our task. but only that Thou wilt not assist the Austrians. Look us; and soIemnly promise, Thou wilt eajcy hOw the hussaIs do their duty Having finished this prayer, he gave the fret sign for the attack. The hussars put their sad dtes in order. He gave the second sign; the swords were drawn from the scabbArds. The third, and in wild fury the horses gaioPed into the midst oi the laundering cannon and flying balls, l
 The swords glitter. and clouds of powder smoke, and while heIiisk fire surrounds the hussars, they storm the till. The Austrian yagers and artefisis could not stand before their fierce attack and pre- cipi,a'ed beir retreat pursned by ihe hussars. The cannon at once became silent, and the victory was decided for ihe HaBgaIians
 Kossu,h. who was al fhe battle, pressed GeOrgey 10 his bosom, and loudly exelained' Hungary can not suceumb; we have an army Tar superior to the Aus;tisns.' The veteran sergespt had fallen, and half the number of his comrades. TAus fight the Hungarian hussars."
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CAAE the complainant, hy als solicitor. l.. A.. Nf Nhi,slsy. and aled his bili Ia this case, ,he cbsct whereof k 10 obtain divorce from tle bonds of mairimony. and h appearing. by affidavit sa- nesed te said bili, that tse dffen94at k nes~rss d~si of the stsle of Arksaaas II ia, therefore. dered tha, notice be given said defendant. by psh- essoB of this order Ia the Arkansas Banner. paper psssshsd in the city of Litss Rock. tey two sssces,ve weskss Inc lss publication 10 hs al feast four weeks heore the BsSi tarm ef said caart b he held on the sscoad Mondoy after the foarth Nen- day ef September next, ., the eosrt hesse is the csaniy of ssiine. sssairsg the said deis sasas to be and appear ca sr before the second day ef said court. aud elsaa asswes. sS demar. 10 said bii or the sane WI be taken sa esaSsssea, sad decr.ed sc. eoralagsy A, K. .HOCkkkSMfTH, Clesx, true copy.
 Attest. A R. HocxrxsxfrA. Clerk fs2w
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The Fedsral yhig Pasty.--Ths history of the whig party is easily proven. Ii has made nothing but iptsrmsrriages. and its eousaBguinty can be traced to cereaa,y. Hersare dates. names and the
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FARNH GRGCRRIRS Ae.. kt..

 ID ECEIVED PER STEAMERS PENNIWIT h AND DUROC, and for sale at tha lowest prices-amang which are the following artcIss; s sacks Rio Coffee: i bbls. Loaf Sugar;
 5 hhds. Losf Sugar;
 , bhIs Reboiisd AlolDsrsi 20 doz. Painted Pails; .s.s. ......f,.4,. 8 boxes cheap Tobacco; 50 sets common 1'eacaps and @auces; 50 s {" Edged Plates, ft 50 doz. " Pitchers;
 1 box Shaving Soap:
 l baie heavy Dsiiliugs
 bales heavy Alabama coitons
 Ians 19. 4. J. MUTT. \ IME.--3a bbis. LIMB. reestved and inr saie ey IA June ;. VIM. R, WAIT. VlROFISIONS, &c---;ij bbs Cincinnati Flour bbs Bacon Sides; } casks clear sides 25 boxes Star Candies: 60H tbs Cotton Yarn. &c., just re- esivsd from CIucinuati. and for sale very low for cash, by ianal J. D. ADAMS
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L>LoUR--30 hbis. Ohio superior Flour, + 5o bbls. illinois extra to. do.
 Received and for sale by VIM E. WATT. .fg7ssf 22 ls49. 5'-
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NPRlNG G0ODS.

LUST received. sud new "pehiag, at the new sJ Store, corner of Markhsa sud ilrhiga StEestsan assortneu, oi DRY GOoDS--eoisisuag n part. of l. T-s A and PA Bieached and Brown sHEgrlNfiS and SHiRfiNGS T-s and a-a Iowes 3t0 pieces caiiroes, as a, 3l pieces printed Moasllns % pieces Plaid GinxhssDs ( pieces Linen checky; l2 pleees Irisa Linen, Pieeas i2.4 Linen Sheetng; pieces S-4 Lihea Dainsski 10 pieces Coticaaaes, E<c.. &c al of which wiIt be oHsied very low ioF Eash or eoWhiTy pFodnce
 Mayl. JOHN D. ADAMS.
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PlpRR. INk AND cIRlS.

 4 SMALL LOT OF PRINTING PAPER, 2l "A hS ss inches, sha an assortment Of She CAP aud LETTER, r',led aRd anr',lsd; also, 23 dozen packs ot PRINTERS CARDS. assorted sizss and coiots; and few kegs of Msthefs's NEWS and BOOK INK, for sale the
 ApIi 10. BANNER OFFICE. IRON. CASTINGS. ke.--3,eeO Ihs. bss Ifea. \ Iia to by E to c.
 700 lbs Baad Iron, 1 to 1 by 4S
 6o0 ibs Horse Shoe Iron:
 G01 lbs Round and Square tsoa, Ii t0 seI
 Bundles Hoop lroa. te2.
 ti sets Wagon Boxes; Sktets, Nos 2. 2 end (, Round Pots 5, aud 10 gaiionsi Odd Lids; FiF- Dogs: 1000 lbs Cotton YaTn, received per " J. E. GOrdon,'' and for sas hy
 July 3 WM. B. WAIT LNREsH GROCERIES ---4g sacks Ito cudss I 70 binds. SugsF; 3 hhs. powdssed Sugar. bbls. I.oaf Sugar; F bbs. Moiassess 100 sacks sait; 6 hif bhla. Crshbesries: bs4. carraa's: I2 baskets champeeas; gS boxes Star CssdlsY; ( hRs best lDpestak lee. bhls. Ries; togeiheT with large assortment of Preserves, Jeiiies Wines; cordiaIsi Piekits Sslid t,ii Spanish Olives &c just received, per steamer Phllp Penayxi' si toe sale st sssy fed0eed pEsees, ler Cash og eoafisy FFodaee. by May l. JOHN D. ADAMS, [
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Poetic Aaatiems A Boston contemporary utters the following msledictiou "Oh. for tongue to speak the doom
 The wretch deserves SO bassly vile. As 10 sneak into the editors room
 And steal his very best aud latest exchanges
 from of his file."
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DACON X PoRK-s000 lbs. ciepr Sides
 ID 8 bbls. Clear Pork. Received and for sale by
 Avg. 2oth Wh. $. WAIT.
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Total mortality for seven weeks. ..