The Arkansas banner., 1849-04-03
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Al PRIESTLY k EEIN have removed ibeif en- aESs---ez--s..-s-.@.a,. lire stcck of isE8w ARe - D IaoN, Ne.. from Nes. l9
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 -----'---@"-~s Natcaez st., where they hare on hand and are constantly receiving by arri vais from foreign and domestic maauEastares, fui supplies of every description of goods n their line, which they cfeg for se ut the lowest market prices. and on accommodating terms. Country merchants, planters, mechanics, and purchasers geae-aIIY requested to call and examine for themselves The following embraces portion of their stock on hand and Aoat, vtx;
 300 tons English bar iron. round, square and flat 50 do best cable do do do do 50 do Pennsylvania do do do do 300 do Tennessee do do da do
 % do 's boiler iron
 10 do Pennsylvania do
 Boo bundles brazers rods. 5-l6 and 3s round 500 do sheet iron, 10 to 26
 500 do hoop iron, 5k to inch
 100 do band iron, Ia. l1s, Fl Rand ? isi loo plates Tennessee plough iron
 500 Tennessee plough share mould
 1000 kegs cut nails and spikes
 loo kegs pressed spikes
 geo boxes tin plate pont pool S0.e00 lbs braziers copper, lb to l2o 10 sheets 5000 lbs block tin, spelter, zinc, S<c 10000 lbs cast, trerman, Shear and Blister STEEL. Anvs, vices, smiths bellows sledge and hand ham, mers. stocks and dies, plates, fire irons and smiths tongs, files and rasps, American and En- glish locks of every description, sliding door fur niture, hooks and plate hinges, butt and parlia- . ment hinges. shutter fastures of every description and pattern; wood screws, butts, bolts, cut lacks and hrads, brass and block tin cocks and faucets, haut, pannei, brass and iron back SAWS, cross Il .l.- n shcaths shovels and spades 'Ames,' Wood and Rowland crown, Carolina. Louisiana grnbbing hoes, ox fifth, breast, log. halter and coil chains . iron, copper and brass wire; gun locks and gun and pistol fiints; single and double barreled guns and rifles; corn, coffee and pepper mills; curry combs, English and American; plated and brass stirrups, pitts, buckles, &e.; horse and mule col lars. names, cart, saddles and bridles; Halls and Kings ploughs, combs, paper, pens, shoe thread, paint, cloths. scrubbiag. whitewash, floor, tooth, hair and shoe brushes, shovels and tongs freirons brass asst iron androns, lenders, &c.; tin ware, full assortment; pocket pen and dirk knives, scissors and razors, ivory handle knives and forks and knives only, table cutlery, great variety; cook. butcher and shoe kBiyes augers, chisels, gouges, &c., fuil assortment; carpenters planes, coOpers' planes, and tools of every description; cotton, wool and horse cards.
 300 coils Manila rope, from 6 thread to inch 100 do tard rope, from thread to : inch 50 do fhariine and houslins Oakum tar, pitch and rosin sperm. whale, lard and iinseed oils, spirits turpentine and varnsh 10000 lbs Atlantic pure white lead 10000 lbs 'Brooklyn' Nos l and ? do
 200 kegs black, red and yellow PAINT 1000 lbs Chrome and Paris green
 500 lbs verdigris
 g tons CASTINGS, assorted
 300 French pots, assorted, 10 50 pints MILL AND GRIND STONES Sheet, bar and pig LEAD, LEAD PIPE, and a ya- riety of other articles too numerous to mention. New Orleans, Nov. :, Is4S. 9-6n,