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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-02-02

So that while the present amount of bullion only
e. 0OO 900 greater than it in 1885, yet the
gold is now than "a, 100000 Thus much for the
condition of the banks circulation and bullion The
which have led to this condition. and the consequences
which may be expected to flow from it, subjects far above
management, if had time and presumption to
make the attempt you had space their consideration
The revenue of the United Kingdom is too important
subject to be passed without short notice. The
just ended shows increase the similar of s4s
Of e470 OOs in the ordinary revenues the decrease on the
year ESQ., 3l. But when the following items taken
consideration will be found that the last year is in fact
largely advance Of its predecessor. In ls4s there
receipt of g China money. e539, 305
The second ns,ament Of the hop duty for ls4s
has been deferred. 10000
7s,so5
Deduct the alleged deficiency ......... sO,l3l
And there is in truth, increase Of. 639, TIA
in the permanent sources OF revenue
The surplus revenue, after providing for all charges and
payments in the quarter which ended 5h January, $780,
81, 6S2, s07.
Parliament will assemble for business the 3ls instant
The question Of colonial reform will be primary topic Of dis
CUSTOM and trust some progress will be made towards
its solution The FIVE mlions sterling which annually
spent upon these colonies might sure, be profit
ably and useuly employed and the eI2OO 900 spent, with
every desire suppress the averade the coast Of Africa
but which has had in reality contrary effect, will be made,
we hope to forward the Of humanity efficiently in
some other direction. The Protectionists will make
talk about their darling laws Mr. DIsRAELI will pa
rade string of sophsms in studied and elegant phraseoog
and Mr. CoBDEN will talk common sense in common Eng
ish The latter has pledged himself accept the Chern
Hundreds and peril the question his reelection resc
ton by the West Riding of Yorkshire, if the country party
will abide by the test says he will believe in the reality Of
the reaction" which the Proectonists making such
boast about when any of the metropolitan districts, Edin-
burgh, Birmingham, Manchester, Liverpool Leicester, Der
by, Nottingham Leeds the West Riding, Halifax, Bradford
or Hudders6eld, shall single member pledged to
the laws in any shape degree. Under the i'm
preston that the entire systems Of taxation will be remodeled
and perhaps materially reduced there will be great scramble
for priority and the eager competition of the advocates for
the abolition of the duties tea, malt and pepe the win
dow tax, the duties on wine, mukis 0 will be anus
ing to witness
The following table shows the extent and application of
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-02-02

The falling off Of the railroad traffic in ls49, in
quence of the cholera, is estimated at fl55,0O6
There appears great discrepancy in the esti-
mates of the quantity Of CoTToN on hand. The
stock in Liverpool proves to be about 900 bales
more than had been assumed, according TO the BUSH
ness weekly reported This error is unfortunate,
far as affects the public confidence in the weekly
estimates as safe guide in every thing connected
with this important article. The total stock in the
ports of Great Britain is proved to be 55S 1894 bales
against 496,047 last year. The average stock in
the ports at the close of the past ten years has been
636,3lS bales. The stock in the ports and in the
hands of the trade 10000 bales) would suffice, at
the present rate of consumption, for twenty-one
weeks. The quantity taken out of the ports for
consumption last year 1856 500 bales, against
l ,505,323 in l84s, and 1,lO5,99s in 1s47. The
average deliveries for the last ten years were $780,
366 bales; we have consequently had an apparent
increase this year over that average 233 bales.
This is the largest amount of cotton delivered
for consumption in Great Britain during one year.
1t is regarded certain that this rate of consump-
ton will be continued, provided the raw material
can be supplied at not much advanced price.
The state and prospects of the Wool trade are
spoken very favorably of. The stock on hand is
considered to be much below the average of former
years. The stock of ToBAcco at present in Europe
is $3.50 hogsheads less than at the corresponding
period Of last year, and 6,4O0 on the average.
The dealers in Europe do not anticipate any ex-
ira supply during the coming season. and, there
fore, il is expected that present prices will be main
tanned. The consumption of sugar during the past
year has been about 10000 tons over that of ls4s
The quantity upon which duty has been paid in
England this year may be estimated at 100000
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-02-02

1864 $50 24,66O,553 34,340,642
So that during the last year, the bullion in the two banks
has increased millions seng and in the last eighteen
months fifteen
The present circulation Of the Bank OF Eng
land is ELS, 226, 700
That Of the Bank OF France. $50 900
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A n HUTT

A.. J.. h V TWAs iasf received from NeW Orleans large M stock Of COODs-among which are ihe SOl IoWsng articles:
 hhds. Suear; @ sacks Co6ee; 10 bbls Motssses; 25 boxes Star Candles; 10 haIf. do.; box best Imperial Tea; tierce Rice, Casia 10 doz. Mustard;
 snd Mace: basket Said Oii; eask IluFef. { bhls Dried Apples
 HARD WARE. 5000 lbs. Sweeas Ircn; 25 pair Trace Chains; i6 Fifth Chains; Corn Mills, 10 do. with Stretehers;
 2 Louisville Blseksmiths' Bellows, s0 inch; 2 do. dc. do. 36 inch; 4 Mouselsole Anvils, and Sledges; Long and shoFt handled SPADES, S1e., &e.
 HaTS AND GAPS. Moleskin, Silk, Corey, Russia, Panama, Leg horn, double ard single, and Palm Leaf HATS, of all qualities and psices.
 CLOTHING. A small bot well selectediot Of FASHIONABLE SUMMER CLOTHING. for sale low.
 BOOTS .4ND SH 0RS. The largest and best selected assortment Of BOOTS and SHOES ever offered in Little Rock, from the lishtest Kid to the heaviest Bsogan. ChfIdFenss shoes, Of every si2e and qualify. .ALSO--A handsome stock of QuEENSWAR RE, GLASSWARE and WOODWAREr--and, in fact, coynplete assortment of every kind og Goods thai can possibly be needed in Little Rock. The public will benefit themselves by giving me an early call api 10
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No thern District of the State of New York, ,--and IS nsverlcaried by Pedlers.
 eJ- ScoviI G Mead, 1is, Charlres street, New Oseans sole General Agents fos he southern States to whom aIl orders, and applications for agencies must be addressed. All the above Medicines GkN- JUNE are sold by ,
 J. w. Tarpe, Little Rock, Arkansas.
 c. c. Yonng, Post Arkansas,
 T. ". Brewster, Pine Blsas.
 ]. Hubbard, NaPalson, and by agents appoint ed throughout the south.
 January, 1850 23-ly
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having ased \ sin entirs success in number of tbe above eases. lawns M. MOcnE.
 Louisville, Dec. 2s. lsa7.
 More testimony from Dr. Moore: Mr. Joks BuIl: am using yonr Sassspariila in seversI eases of serosnis and with harpy easct. l am now conh- dent ss $ one of the most efheacions medicines ihs; can bs made for that disease. Your,
 JAMEs M MooRK, N. D.
 Winchester, Ky, Feb. ], Isas.
 Testimony like the following renders superfuous aa further comments upon the efficacy ol BnlPs SarsapaFiIia.
 Prom Dr. L. P Yandeil. Professor of Chemistry in tie Louisville Medical College; |" have looked over the lisf of Ingredients composing John Bulls CCbpcaad Extract Of stsapafiiIa. ssd have no hes. taton in saying that they form safe compound, and one that proIaises well n Chronic diseases t0 which l is atpiicabie.'' l.. P. YANDElL, M. D.. Louisville, June 6, Is4s This medicine is daily grapelling with disease through The western country, restoring to blooming health and youthful vigor, the sick and sliesed-- aay. those that are grieyonsIy tormented. Ceriih- eaes are teemhg from ell directions, from men oi truth and high moral standing placing Ii, from its intrinsic worth, the very best oG all remedies ever 1 before the public.
 Sold wholesale and retail by JOHN BVLL,
 Al his principal office, sl Fourih street, and by Druggists generally tn the cty and country. { What Dr. Pyies, Phgsieisa by appointment, to the Louisville Marine Hospital, says of Bulls Sarsapa- Tila:
 LOUISVILLE, March 90, ISl9.-I have examined the prescription tor the preparation oi John Bull', SaIsspasiia, and believe tAe combination to be ar excellent one. and well csicslaied o produce an al iernaiive iDpTession the system. have used | both in public sBd private practice. and think Il th, ] best article ot Satsaparila in use. Ii. PILES, NJ. D. Resident Phgsieisa St Le Murine Hospital : For Sale, wholesale snd retail, by K. l. DODGE 1 Desggisi, Little Rock. ArkaDsas. 7-27-6-fn.
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DRY GOODS.

HEAVY TwilIeG Cotton Osnnburgs; Brown 1A Sheeiiugs and Shirtings; Negro Kerseys; Iicaings; Denins; blue ana brown Drills; Grey Linseys; Shirng Stripes; 64 Green Baize bleacb'd and brown Cotton Flannel; Bleached Drils; ll-4 Bleached Cotton Sheetng; all wool tiannelsi Gauxe do.; Linen Lawns; Bird-eye and Scotch Diaper; Black Sewing Silk French Tweeds; Black Cassi- merss; black and white Spoois; Marshall's Linen Thread, No 25 to 50; White and Blue Mackinaw Blankets, Dafil. do; super.twilld Whitney. do. i; received aud for sale by
 July 2t. VIM. B. WAIT.
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IRON, CASTINGS, &c.--3,oOO lbs. Bar Iron. Iia to by as to s4;
 700 lbs Band Iron, to by 1f;
 60o lbs. Horse Shoe Iron;
 600 lbs, Round and Square Iron, Ii to sS;
 Bundles Hoop Iron, 94 to 3;
 II sets Wagon Boxes; Skillets, Nos. 2, and |; Round Pots. 5, and 10 gallons; Odd Lids; Fire Dogs; 1000 lbs. Cotton Yarn, received per "J B. Gordon." and for sale by
 July 3 VIM B. WAIT.
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WHITE LEAD. OIL. &s

WHITE LEAD. OIL. &s. TUST RECD, PER STEAMER CASHIER. 9 the following, snong numerous other articles: 50 kegs pure White Lead;
 10 dd. No. l, do.
 2 bhs. Lnseed Oil; bbs. Lard Oii l do. Putty; l do. Cider Vinegar; 10 boxes Star Candles;
 10 half boxes, do.; 10 quarter boxes, do; 90 boxes Window Glass assorted sizes: l030 lbs Cation Yarn.
 l5 kegs Nails and Spikes; 25 Grindstones; 50 bbIs. OhIo Supei6ne FLOUR; Japan Varn,sh, Hams, Brown Soap, Starch, AL cohoi. Stone Jugs, Wire Selves, Skc, &c., all ol which will be sold very low. May g. VIM. R. WAIT.
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REMARKABLE CURES,


 REMARKABLE CURES.
 Of all fte cures that have yet been recorded there are certainly none equal 10 he one first mentioned which plainly shows inc durability of consuPton, even in some of it's wors; forms.
 Jefferson County, la, Feb 27, ls49 Messrs Sanford & Pa,k--Gen,s: This IS to certify that my wife, Nancy Dohoney has been in declin- ing state Of health for the fast two yeais Her dis ease baffle the skill of the best medical aid couid pToemre-her physicians pronounced her disease "Consapion in the last stage" " and said that;her covery was past all human hopes. As last resort, with very tiIe hope. procured Wistar's BAlsam of Wild Cherry. After using few bottles l found to my agreeable surprise, thai her health was im- proving rapidly. She is now so far restored, as 10 be able 10 attend to her regular household duties, without suffering any Inconvenience. Her rapid improvement and present health warrant in the belief that she will soon be entirely restored.
 RHODES D0HONEY.
 State of Indiaus Jefferson Go. IIames NJ. Humphreys, Justice ofthe Peace. in and for said county and State, do cestily that the above named Rhodes Dohoney subscribed and made oath 10 ihe foregoing certificate, before ue, this 27th day of February, lSI3.
 JAMES NJ. HUMPHREYS, J.P. To Ike Pubilc --I, Jacob Green, of the county Of Jennings, and State of Indiana, do hereby certify that in the early part oi last season. aken with
 
 and sometimes fever, and that employed skiIluI physician for some time, who sand that he could give me no relief. then commenced using Wis tsTs Balsan of Wild Cherry, and felt almost imme- diate .re!ief-and after taking three bottles, ind myself in as good health have enjoyed for a nnm5er of vears my restoration, under the blessing of Cod attribute to the Use oi the medicine above named. JACOB GREEN. March l, lSi9. .,4s
 Sr.rg ISDaxA Jpnninps Countv I, David T. Skinner, Justice of the peace in and for said county and State, do certify that he above named Jacob Green subscribed and made oath to the foregoing certificate, before me, hs first day oi March, lSl9.
 We would advise those of our readers who are la boring under an affection of ihe lungs 10 make iIn- mediate trial of this truly excell Bt medicine. The most intelligent and respectable families of city have adopted it as avorite medicine; and persons predisposed 10 consumption, who have used Il, speak iu ihe highest terlns>of it's efficacy.
 Bewsre Of counterfets and imitations-S Syrups and ali other preparations of Wild Cherry. Remem- Der, they only initiate in name, without possessing the virtues. Buy none but the genuine and ofigi- nal DR. wISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY, Signed "Sandford & Park" on the wrapper around each bottle.
 Sold whoiesale and retail, by
 sCOVIL & MEAD, ii3, Cha tres street,
 between Conii and St. Louis,
 General Agents for the Seahe!n states.
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NEW ORLEANSI

LUST received from New Orleans and Cincinnati O the following articles: 2c6O pounds Hope Cot ton Yarn; 1900 pounds Bar Lead; Is Kegs and half Kegs Dupont's Powder; 3De poaRds New Feathers; 10 Boxes No. Soap; 10 Boxes Star Candles; 500 pounds Horse Shoe Iron; 100 pounds Horse Shoe Nails; 50 Sacks Salt; 350 pounds Saleratus; 10 Ten gallon ash Pots; 10 Ten gallon Wash Kettles; Bbls Reboiled MoIasses; lo0 Pr. Meu's Kip Bro- gans; l20 pr. Women's Kip Brogans; l20 pr. Boys Kip Brogans. Also, Fashionable Silk Hats. Br. B. 5. Hats, &c., &c, &e. Fur sale low by
 Sept. l. ie49. A. J. HUFF.
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NGDm>u1-E.

VINHE subscriber, agent for H. Alderman, will
 I eoninne the formers business at his old sta nd on Main, near Markham street. and keep constantly on hand full and well assorted stock of Grocer,es Dry Goods. Boots, Shoes, Hardware, Castings, &c. &c, all of which will be sold low for cash, The highest market prices will be paid for country pro daee, as beef hides, peltres, bteswax. &c.
 Jan l, 1850 JOHN KRAUSE
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v Tue FegniM course of Lectures n this Institute will commence on the lst of November. and con tinue until the last of February. The Anatomical Department will be opened and ready to receive students by the 1ss of October. Toe Medical De- psFtIseDt will be under the direction of the following
 Professors:
 z FKEENAS. MD. Professor of Anatomy. K. s. NEWTON, M D., Professor ot SaTgeFy. II, ]. HuLcE, II D., Professor of Theory and
 Practice of Medicine.
 w. BYRD powELL, MD. Professor of Pbisiol-
 ogy, Pathology. Minsraiogy and Geology. J. ktEG. D., Professor of Materia Medica,
 Therapeutics and Medical Jurisprudence. J. MLfoS SANDERS, AM. MD, Professor of
 Chemistry and Pharmacy.
 J. A. WfLsog. MD, Professor of Obsteterics
 aud Diseases of Women and Children.
 CIfnique Lectarers: Mcd,cias-Prof II. J. KULcg.
 SuTgery-Prof. R. s. NEWTON
 Anatomical DemoBstydtor-Z FREEMAN, MD. The fees for full course of lectures amount to SIO5.
 Each Profe,sn,'s Ticket, $ls. Marticr4asors, s5 Demonstrators Fee, slo. Graduation, $40. Those desitipg further information will please address their letters (pos, paid) 10 he Dean and students arriving in the city will please call on him at the Commercial Hotel
 K. 5. NEWTON, N D.. Dean of ths Facnlig.
 LAW APARTMENT:
 Hon F.. W. II. KING, Professor of Theory aud
 Practice of Law.
 JOHN DELAFIELD, Professor of Commercial Ju- risprudence.
 TERMs-$50 per session.
 All communications pertaining fo this department must be addressed 10 E. ". M. KING Esq. Memphis, Tenn, Feb. 1850.
 The Faculties, for intellectual abilities. moral worth and professional requirements, will compare favoraby with the most distinguished in our coun- tEy. The medical faculty constitutes Sn anomaly m this any other co1h!Ty--ail of them are iectn- re and the best of teachers.
 Those who will contemplate our geographical po- siiion, and ihe extent oi population, can have no doubt as to the eligibility oi our situation for an enterprise of the kind. As 10 health. including all seasons ot the year, deny that any oiher city has more
 A common error exists in the minds of many stu dents relative to The place oi studying medicine {; those vi intend prscticiHg among the diseases of the West and South should certainly educate them selves al a school hose Faculty practically ac quainied with those diseases.
 That the public may be satisfied of the perIna- nsney Of this school, We feel 1t our duy to state ihat the Trustees and rssuty form unit in action, which auguis we'll ior its fatare success; and that tEe pecuiia: internal organization which connects them csnno, b. in'erruuted
 E. " NJ. KING, President of Ae Memphis Ilst. Feb Ig 1850. 7-24 z
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OfrNroxs or rnr PREss.

The LouevilIs Journal seJs; "Dr. KogeIs's Liv- erwoEi and Tar not oniy gives immediate reiet n Csnghs and Colds, but, irom the testimony ot men oi the highest standing bete and elsewhere, # IS making some sefy renarkabe cures of Consump- tlon."
 The Railway Register adds: "We have heard II stated. by persons of great responsibility, who have used this medicine, that it is enc of the most remarkable medicines of the age, for Coughs Colds, iB1nenza Bronchitis, Asthma. Pain in the Side and Breast, Spiiting of Blood, Whooping Cough and ell Lung Complaints. which fnesIected usually tefnt- nate in CoasnmpiioH; and ,he certificates attached to the advertisements would seem fully to justify this statement.s
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". D. WALTON A w. SANFORD WALTON, sANFoRD q co.
 GENERAL. GR0CERS,

6 0l@gS Sg0a A&D 20 nv AaDaAS
 MERO}a M@rS,
 No. 52, New Leyee, \ orleans:
 Constantly on hand general and well selected assortment of
 GROCERIES. LIQUORS, WINES, AC.. Sc., to which they invite the attention of their friends III the country.
 They are sole agents iB New Orleans for the sale of Col Lefluic. celebrated piggiaia aaasfaofastd Tobeseo, which they will sell low and on As is- vorable terms as any house in the city. They are also agents for the Manufacturers oi Shot, &c, at St Louis and are constantly supplied with full assortment of Buck and drop sAoi, as3 Bar Lead. which they wi!l sell as the lowest maj ket prices. 4s-D.
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f1. .. IESDRIcKsoN, Pastor nEihe Inn ~ .tL IL. L,... Ar..-AL..L.-

BARDsTDwN, Ky July 10, ls4g
 Messrs. SsndS-Gen.nen: Il is ny duty 10 com- nunicae facts in relation 10 inc benshclal eects ol yoar Sarssparia. My wlte was afflicted wiIh m. tamaoa and soreness O the stomach of the worst character; her liubs art chest were much swollen sne had constant headacae. and last spting was d. taeSed severely With infhma.ofy Rheunalism. The best medical aid We eouh obtain afforded only mo- mehtary relief; and, while in this situation she heard os the many remarkable cures effected by the use oi SsndS Sarsaparla, and inm editely comlnen- eed ''s dse which Prcdseed instant relief, and less than SIX bottles entirely removed all the dropscsl swelling and every other indamatory symptom, re- s'nring her 10 Periee, health send this s;alealeot as an act oi justice, believing it 10 be my duty to encourage the suffering portion of the human a,niIy to use sands SaTsapaIiiia. which believe has no parallel III the catalogue of medicines With feet ihgs oi lasting gratitude, remain your friend,
 SAMupI P HARsRa
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NEW CODES.

VT1HE subscribers have received per late arrivals, \ Full Stock of Goods, among which may be found the foowipz articles: S-4, A., 54, 64, l0-4 and I2-l Brown Domestics. 3-i, 4t, 5-i, 6-4, i0-I and I2-I Bleachei do. Linen and Cotton Ginghams; CaIicoes in great variety; Lowell; Virginia aud Caroline Osnabnrgs; Piain and Sirped CassImeTes {; Sattinetts. Linseys, KeetnckY Jeans and Kerseys. l5O DIS. Blankets, all quAlteis. Bleached and Bro. Cotto6 Drilling; Irish Linens. Table Linen, Nap kins Diapers and Crash. White, Red and Yellow Fianneis; Black and Colored Aipacss; Plain and Figured Mouslin de Laines; Shawls; Linen and Cot ton Checks; Silk and cotton Hdkts. Ladies' Cash mere and Cotton Hose, do. Gloves, Linen Cambric Hdkfs, &e., &e.. &e
 GROCERIES.
 Fifty Sacks Best Rio Coffee Three Hhds Best Brown Sugar: Crushed, Powdered, Loaf and Ciari- fed Sugar; imperial and Gunpowter Teas; Sperm Candles; Sperm and Lard Oil Coarse and Fine Salt; Molasses Old Rye Whiskey One Pipe Pure Cogniac Bfaudy One do Champagne do; Amer. can do.; Holland Gin; Champagne, Clafet and Malaga Wines; Lemon Syrup; Keichup. Pepper Sauce, Pickles, Pepper, Spice, sal@ratas, Indigo,
 HARD WARE.
 Bntts and Screws, Heavy Rim Locks, Mortce Locks, Plate Locks. Closet Locks, Trunk Locks. Chest Locks, Pad Locks; Brads, Packs, Door I.atches, Files and Rasps. A large assortment Of Table and Pocket Cutlery; Hand. Tenant and Mill Saws; Broad and Choppihg Axes. Ha,cheis, Draw Ing Knives, Augers, Chisets, Plain Bits, Auger Bits. Stitnps, Bridle Rtts, Spurs. Bfitssia Table and Tea Spoons, Iron asd German Silver do. Rs- zors. Shears, Scisots. &c., &e.
 BOOTS. SHOES, HATS, Se.
 Ten Cases Kip BrOgans, made 10 orier-a good article; Mems and Boys Calf Kip and Coarse Boots, Shoes and Brogans. Cloth Caps, Fine Silk, Wool and Glazed Hats Saddles, Birdie, Birdie filing, Martingsles, Cireingles, Girths. Horse and Mule Cellars, flames, Saddle Bags Whips. &c, &c
 Sweeds, English and American Iron; Cast. Ger man, Spring and Blister Steel; Horseshoe Nails, Castings. Nails, Spikes, &c., Sc. The above goods have most offhem been recently selected, in Boston, New York and Philadelphia, and although we cannot afford to sell them at ..cost and charges we will sell them at reasonable pro- Beef Hides, Beeswax, &e. Those in want of goods will find it to their advantage 10 cali and ex anime ouf stock l;o charge for showing goods.
 T. b. MERRIcK X co. Oct, ?, isfa. Steamboat Landing. Gazette and Democrat copy three weeks.
 FRESH GROCERIES. &t.. 6e., ID ECEIYED PER STEAMERS PENNIWTT h AND DUROC, aud for sale at the lowest priccs-among which are the following articles: B sacks Rio Coffee; bbis. Loaf Sugar; , hhds. Loaf Sugar;
 5 bbs. heboiled Molasses;
 20 dog. Painted Pails:
 8 boxes cheap Tobacco;
 50 sets common Teacups and Saucers;
 50 " [" Edged Plates;
 50 dog. Pitchers;
 l box Shaving Soap;
 l bale heavy Driliiugs;
 2 bates heavy Alabama Cottons.
 June l2. A. J. HUTT
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A SAFE and certain cure for Consumption oi A. .the I.nngs, Splitting oG Bleed, Coughs, Colds, AsihiDs, Paio in the Side, Bronchitis, Hopping Cough and sIl Pulmonary affections.