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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-16

ST. CHARLES CONFECTIONERY.
NJ LIEF ORE has the honor to announce 10 the pub-
lie Of New Orleans that he will open on SATUR- SS
DAY, I'D March, al l03 ST. ChfgIes-St 0D1gsffe IN
Theatre, an extensive CONFECTIONERY and -
PASTRY STORE. = :.
The most minute attention and care viii he bestowed upon
the Confectionery of his manufacturer slfu worknen from
the best houses of Paris attached to his estAbhment
". Leor Will neglect nothing TO give Satisfaction To- an per
sons who honor him with then patronage. fy26 BIN
VIRGINIA CAMEL COAIs-FROM THE PEY-
TON MlNES-fhe snbscTibers having been appointed
gents fer the sale of this beautiful Coal informs the citizens
that We are now IN receipt Of five boat loads, which are
coal be seen the b0sis foot Of ST. Joseph street
The principal Hotels Merchants Recalling Room, and eps
y. |BSisFis R'FaHsss = gs, t'w sI;s.,ss,. ...
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FOE CALIFORNIA.

% .erzs FOR SAN FRANCISCO, California
ffkTBA To teaUe the LIST Of .1prtt-The well known
salzEszss7z and fayoTite steamship ALABAMA. 900
burhen j. }. WTghf Commander, will leave for San
Franciseo about the lst of April touching Rio de
Janeiro, Valparaiso, and Panama. E.r
~ A limited number OF Passengers will be taken.
RATES OF PASSAGE. Il
In Saloons, TO San Francisco 8 SO
N steeTage, (wh mairass, and separate mes 800
tl$ Nc Freight taken.
No Passage secured until paid for.
An experienced Surgeon IS attached to the Alabama.
For Passage, apply te f
&. : MEEKER & CO.. &C PoydIas street
Through Tickets for the month of June, can be
lima nulrc lions .larn uuh15F
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(IOsIA d 90; InpOrtsrS af HauaRd Produce, SaEar
~ Cgtee and Tobacco keep constantly hand large
softment Of CIGARS, consisting Of Impeaes, Regaia
tazadores CaOnos, PaneieBs, small Regalias Miar TIA
npco ETC. etc. from the celebrated brands of Havana
Al7o--A general assortment Of WINES. LIQUORS, ETC.
ETC., No. D Front IIevee, New Orleans. auil ly
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s-E' Mr. w. @. FITE is authorized AGENT To
transact all business OF The House uoaral act passed
TINS day before A. G. Answorth, Notary Public.
Iy2J GEO, @. TAYLOR & co.
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CA6T eTEIll, 6AWE- :

CAST 81 EEL 6AWB.
TTNHE snhscrlbers InanntactuEe from the BEST CAST
u STEEL Cnenlar Saws from SIXTY inches In d
ametes also. Mill Pat Cioss cut and Other Saws al Of
bS the paent machinery, which enables them claim
clusvey Tor their Saws the advsages derived from the
of these machines, which highly Important, The Saws
thereby made perfectly and regular thick hess
thick thin part, thus strengthening Chcula by
gradually increasing them thickness from cutting edge
% their centre The truth and uniformity Of their surface
renders less in the teeth necessary ard this
less power required drive the saws besides they will
need frequent sharpeningbe less liable become heated
and also produce saving in timber.
H These Saws may be had of the subscribers tbs
principal Hardware Merchants this city and throughout the
United States r. HOE & CO..
o29 6mdSzW % and 81 Gold street, New York
c.NNIEIlr nII1s hasLst. .nIsrior S,.set Oh In .
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~ COLLINS, BGiidsr, No. I3I Poydras street. be.
~. tween CaTondse, and ST. Charles, New Orleans;
~ Clstens made Counting houses fitted up and Iobbnr
IN general done. Also-Sashes, Doors, Blinds ETC. witt
which PLANTERS and Others he suDplied auI7 6un
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CI3O. q. TAYLOR 4 60. Dealers i, Cqgee. Can
N nv Bags, Rice aud Hestert Produce No. rs Maga
street, New Orleans. iy25
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Al BRADNER SMITH, GeneraL Commissiea n

NJ BRADNER SMITH, General COmmjssioa .NcI.
Grant, - GRAXIsR STREET, is ConmissOned to taks
mnlster Oats and to Ae Testimony and Proof Of Demands,
BY appointment of the Governors of the following States,
AAlNE, NEW HAMPSHIRE, VERMONT, RHODE
LHLAND, CON HECrlCUT, NEW YORK, NEW JER
GG0iINNSS$iN, INDIANA, ILLINOIS, MISSOURI, KEN;
TUGkY hTENNESSEE, NO; CAROLINA, SOUTH
hlDA o45 tim
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The Baltimore Patriot contains the following
account Of the proceedings Of Congress ON the 9Th
inst:
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BUSINESS CARDS.

1. LEVY Mote, STOCK aud Real Estate Broker, No
-. 90 camp, door from Common ST., N. 0rleans d1 l.
M 1. McJ!LTON, Fancy and STAPLE DRY f1oed,
lNG. UeateT, II Chartres street, d24 Iy.
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A.. D. gRikyE. 8. A.. KISGsLAED. W. N GREENWOOD.
A ID. sHlEFF d co. WhOieSale Dealers IL Butte
n and Ceege, and fgeHts for TdV0rS fL5enB dls anG
Porter aHs Nic5ark Cider. Nos IS, 3S and 40 on
Leyee, New orleans. MID ly
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q. FOR sAVANNAH-Witt Dlspatok-The fine
&tfxk fast sailing brig SUSAN sOCLE, Capt Cneech
G@ having ile greater part Of her cargo engaged and
going board, will have dispatch For balance Of freight
passage, apply board opposite the Beef Market or to
m7 r. NJ. HARRISON h CO., IA Gravier ct.
e.. FOR BAETIN0RE-With DispGtch-The fast
SITE sailing A bng GEN, TAYLOR, Capt. Jordan,
Hs~1 loading post s, second Municipality, and
will ssilin few days.. FoT freight apply To-
R. NJ. HARRISON & CO., II Gravier st.
ja4 TO o. WICKHAM. No. 35 Common street.
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Real India Cashmere shawl.

~ Ledies respectfully invited 10 call and exanfl
beautiful specimens of INDIA S9 WIS, purchase,
the late sales in New York.
jals TEIOs. BRADY. ~ Chartres street
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suitable for Miners.
~ Merchants in this city and New Orleans, will oblig
vs. by calling the attention OF their emgratng friends to hi
house. Mobile January IS, 1850.
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- WOLFF, Importer Of Wfns, Braady Gin, etc, ana,
~ General Coptnissioa Nerehaat, % Gravier n9
w Q. RAYMOND, Family Grocer, II Canr
v anOf
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InHN STROUD. JOHN STROUD, IR... WIN. STROUD.
John STROUD & 90, I46 GoMMos ST, between
- y GaroHde@et @ and iaIonne sts., Dealers IL MARD~N
LIE MANIEL-PlECES and ENAMELIE EDt( B1Ol
CRATES 5I aI MONUMENTS, I uMENTS, ToMBS, TOME \EI1sssEy
all It's different varieties; ThomastOn LIME Cal. WKY
ened PL IA LAAsFER n R or PARIS, Roma. s,4t Hy-
English, Pensacola and Pitsburg FRIEDRICH. my3
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Arrivals at thelotels.

FRANKLIN HousE.-T. Biguh, Gin; ". s. Bor den, New Orleans; T. T. Iuler, Ten; T. Prum. will, Memphis; E. N. Roland; $. Cannon, Nash vile; N. Olivar; Mir. MurlandNatchez; D. Dem can; T. Ii. Leach; T. Tucke
 ANTHONY HoUsE.--Dec 3l.E. PatiiIo. sballas county; J J. Thompson and ldy. Little Rsck; A. w. Crossmond, Fort SmiiliN Stowe, Cassy- vile, N. Carolina; T. Gillian Id servant, South Line; fl. G. EweIl, Perry couy; Jan. l, 1850, P. Vaughn, W. Coplnd, Jetfera county; J. Jes- ter. w. N. Stsgg. Hot Spirit county; Jan. 2 T.. Gillian. Elm Grove; l.. Poaon; G. II. Hay den, Little Rock; s F. Hughel K. l.. Galloway, Little Rock; Mr Brown, Lady.Dd daughter, St Louis; Jan. }, R. Clements. Lit Rock; B. Hyde Hot Springs; Jan. 5, J. C. Nj, Eks. Elm Grove; w. Etheridge, Point Remove Adams, Western Line; Jan. 6, F. W. Lynde. Jrt Smith; J.. B Shell, $. c. Phillips, Helena G. B. Durvsl Montgomery, Ala; c. w. Joh,ion. Lead Mines Gov. J. S. Reane. Little Roe H. Eddngtou and servant. Napoleon.
 RocK HoFEL.-D. Brown, Coiubus> Miss; Jan l. 1850, r. Trader; J. Tuiewis; Jan. 2, J. W Wiborn. J. c. Key. Carrolton; !n. 4. R. Roland R. Robertson, Prairie countv;A. P. Marphey J. C. Moore. Dallas county; Jat s, W. Rearedyl A. M. English; Jan. 6, ]. Cafr, Little Rock w. Nj. Biakeiy. Jackson couly; W. Trayer Saline; M Mccullough.
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Religious peneminalions in California.

We find in one of the letters from California te the N. Y. Commercial Advertiser, a cursory sum mary of the provision made already for religious instruction in that State by the various Christian denominations. Early in the season, Dr. Roberts, of the NJ. F. Church in Oregon and California, made tour through the country to select preaching stations The Rev. Messes. Taylor and Owen have since arrive there the former occupies San Fran cisco and the latter Sacramento. Several local preachers of the same denomination are engaged in their spiritual calling. The Baptist denomination has several efficient men in the country, of whom the writer mentions minister of the congregation at San Francisco. the Rev. Mir. Wheeler. formerly of JerAey City. Congregational churches have beea established at San Francisco and Pueblo San Jose. tho former under the charge of the Rev T. Dwight Hunt. the latter of Mir Douglass. These, with ihe Rev. Mr, Wiley of Monterey, have bsen instituted into PFssbytery. tNew Schoolt under the title of the Presbytcry of San Francisco. A large Presby- terian church has been organized al San Francisco. Inder the charge of the Rev. Mir Williams, former ly of New Sersey. There is also . Presbyterian church at Benicia In addition, regular services held at Monterey, Stockton. Culoma. Fremont. yeraon. and numerous encampments upon the dif- fereni rivers Thirty or forty cIergymen of differ ent denominations are now regui ary employed in preaching in California.
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The senate on Appointments.

" correspondent from Wellington for tho New iofk Tribune, under the signstureof Alpha, un- aefnkes to announce from thigh Senatorial au- Monty' what has been the determination of the 'n'lory ln tho Senate. He says they have resolved e feect any nomination asked for by any whig Seaator of standing This will put the responsibility M rejec'ions on some friend of the Administration, and "ui lead as stroke of policy to create dissen- sons among the friends of Gen. Taylor. The Fri .ha sIae writer goes on to say that Mir Cooper, the ~nig senator from Pennsylvania, demands the re Jaon o all the appointments in his State but four . qua that MT Whittesey, of Ohio. and Mir Forward, "e new Charge .e Denmark. are smeag :hs rejec- tons, which will follow.
 The New York Mirror--also an Administration p'Sef-contains letter from Washington, which atges that United States Senator Seward, of that C.", i' dermlned on the rejection Of Maxwell as NS''ec'of' and Young, Sub-treasurer, of New York.
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From Florida.

The last nsmber of the Jacksonville News has the following;
 We that Ges T~iggs has addressed letter to Col. 5. Hepkins expressing his confidence that the Indians would, under the mild persuasion of money, consent 10 emf late from the State. We also understand that Asssnirha, the most crafty of the incorrgibie iTibs of Micasakies. has most es- peciaiiy shown hiself accessible ta such arguments and has promised se exert at hss afineace. at the time declaring that it would be at the risk of his fife At the same time It would appear that Gen. fwiggs Is making the most elaborate preparations for war--thal h@ l. constructing military road from Tampa to Indian river, with military Posts d Intervals of every ten miles. and that his arrARge- meats In ths commissary and quariermastsr's de- psEtmsnts seen io anticipate long period of host
 iiss. It is further known that the delegation of Seminoiss from Arkansas still st Charlotte Has. bofs uadaT the protection of strong mounted force-
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MARnrrn

On the evening of the 7th st.. by the Rev Jsshua F. Green, Wm. r. H9zmAN. to His, JEsETTA BRooKIs, both of thisky.
 his net often that we have opportunity oi congraiulatias enc of the erets uh takiar to him self, one of the fsiress editsas of t'a wortss We do % Bow with unfeigned plssa.. ssceess d. tend these two new vOtarss ef fssa. msy they 'grow uP isaaing aPoa each etr. a the sI vs and the vine." and saeh be to ihsher "a blessing above richss.' while smiling "mslpesrs Of psaes and love" strsw AO~su apoa ihsRa.h.
 We beg leave to aeknOwIedgs receipt of . remembrance from the good thisgf ths Bridal,
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Runaway in tho penitentiar

Runaway in tho Penitentiary. ID ECEiVED at the Penitentiary of the State of 1O Arkansas, from the hands of the Sheriff of a X Carroll county, runaway slave who says Mv his name is TOM, and that he belongs 10 Nv. M Francis Hicks of Ouachita county. Said M slave is feet II le inches high. has scar two inches iong on his left forearm and one on his nose; very dark complexion and dressed in check ed domestic cotton coat and cotton shirt with lnn bosom. JOHN H. HAMMACk, -
 Agent Peaitentiary. - Little Rock. Jan ,, IS50 -is-tf
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Planet Mars.

ooce in about two years, this splendid planet
 AAas its nearest approach to the earth during this moa'h It will attain that position. It is now seen e .he eastern horizon in the evening. having a "ga northern declination. It is reddish hue. and wly brilliant, and will reach its near, st point to the
 aa on the i2th ins. iis present apparent motion I,sa guogtade' which will eoatinue until the 23d of 'aaaSry next, when its indrec, annarant mo,;on "H' again commence. Its great hsiliiancy will con- Hane for some time yalem f,.v
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Absorption of Rain. =

It is believed that if soils were sufIieieptiv A.s, ASd fertile, nearly or quite all the water winch fal,s .auld be needed, and but litils would run off in ueans hence streams are found to diminish as equation and improvement advance IL has been s., aaa that ifty.iye or fifty six inches of water . any saaua'y at Na,chez, aud if forty five inches .aksh as the average for tho whole MissIssippi ss which is evidently within bounds, 1t will ,i.n ss An amount falling on the whole valley ten maa,h sa.et asa a than the water discharged al the "s''" 0i ths river.-.iLbaay Caltieator.
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pAcUERREorYPr LIKENEssEs.

DAGUERREOTfPE LAkEN EASESs
 "SeeaYs Gls shsdase ere the s1ksfanee fads---
 Let RstHss eopy tAaf srkicA aufHTs msds." TEyHE subscribers would respectfully inform the 1 iatiss and gentlemen Of Little Rock. and iis vicinity, thas they have just came from the city ef N " York, with splendid assortment of Ffamss. Casss Piss Lockefs &c, Of various styles and pst- terms, to please the most EAstidions. Having pto- cured one ol HarrIson's cslsbtated, large, quick working instruments. they are epahIed to take ehi. hren almost instantsBeously, thereby catching ihs immediate expression. By this psoeess. the difi- cuty heretofore experienced in taking psrsoas with weak or blne eyes. is entirely obsisied.
 From their past experience and success fn ths Daguerrian sf', together with the pains they havs taken ia seeuring the latest and best improvements. they hatter themselves 10 please snd satisfy those who may fayas them with cali with such pictures tha, cannot be surpassed for tone or briliinncy.
 The puhlic are invited 10 call and exasnine spec- mems ai their rooms, on Markham st., ovef Mir Full. tons variety store.
 Sick or deceasef persons taken al their residensa at short nocs, Portraits or DaguetTsoiypes eopsds and all work done sppsrfsining to the srt.
 NIB. Operators will find tt to their interest 10 give US call before purchasing elsewhere, as we eoa- slsntly have large assortment of stock on hshd.
 Instruct tivns given In the sr on reasonable terms. Cameras furnished from so 10 Si75.
 $. < L. K. SMITH. Dcgasrrian .frtista
 Nov. 20. Is49 H.
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THE HONE JOURNAL,
 fla EIgensly Pnpssd FAMILY NEwsPAPER,
,rEn uy MoppIs AND WILLIS

EDITED BY MORRIS AND WILLIS.
 A Nsw VoEgnr of thts brilliantly eriKinsl asd pecntiar Family Newspaper. will Do issned on the Flsst of January aaxt. New suSscEiesrs can hs suppis with she spFk from thai ,ais. ey ferwsre- iae two dollars to the sfhca sf pablieatisn.
 Darshr the past fguf yeaes The Nome Journal han mel ifh ungsessat Invnv at the hAads osa cias- ses of tho eomnanitys and the psopriesors wll sare neither exeEslons nor sxpeuss 70 rive ssh Increased vaiue interest and sttFaetvsne e the forthcoming year. us wfI render superior In every respect to sIl the voames that have preceded ti. Besides the ettainal productions of the editors the Foreign aud Domestic CoFvespoadeRce ef large tsl q eoassi' hutors, the spice of the EnFopean aad Amefican MsSAYis@s selections from ts est Interesting pub iicaiions of the day will frequently Dc given. sech f~atures us have bsea found Co be attractive wlh be retsiped. aud new ones added.
 7Ke Brilss sf asr fiHes. So W r, Hailsi
 Brief sesela, aud piqaast sisriea;
 Sparklinq trif and asaasias anecdofes;
 Nstrs snd gpeSip sf fhs PerisssR pTpeys;
 PcrsoHal sksfckes ef gabiie eaaratfers:
 IT. sfigrino seeass of tAe CaG tre lire ia
 4 eAroaiefe sf fAe Retes for tAe tsEiss:
 1Ks Fashioas and FasAieNahte Geaaip; Tke Facts aaf Ostls#ss sf NsWs; N THe psek sf EmgitSA Information sRd Brill iaEe i; 77s Wn, Hsmsr and Patkas ef tAs 7imss
 Essass ea life. Llterutwre, Seeisfy and Morass, and the asna variety of earefni choos'ngs from he wilderness of EngisHl peFtodoai cftt"1s'h and poetry wi still continne to enrich these cel- u.Hns
 As no more cepies of the first number will ba nyinted thaa the demand absolutely requires, sud es aew subscribers genAsally desire io begin wish the heetnains t is adyisa6iei subseribe without delay to svold gay disappointment in tks carly and prompt receipt of the paper.
 Tsrms The Hone Journal is published every Saturday. st No. l07. Faltonsstrcef. New York, al tha veVv low priee of two dotlaPsa year, copies for Eve dollars. payable invariably in advance.
 All letters, remittances and communications (posi pald) 10 be addressed 10
 MORRIS & WILLIS, New-Yerk
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ha. s,;,,s. is stated that this gentleman iIa'y 'yvanla. which will be made public after the ,s. ofsan'zes that proposes mode of settl,ny Wa sse question 10 the satisfaction of hoth inc t"'u o' ana The South. II he can do this. he vili N-''''e me sincere gratitude oi his coantry.
 Baiiiasore Ciippsy
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o~ AseAaales .3broaa aa-Ams.;s.. m.-a;,... a. o"on IS n the course Of construction at rren. ~ oe used in the manufacture of iron. Tn. n ss % oi Russia has seventeen ships oi inc line x.ss Is nAex Sea. and the Sultan otf Tnrkey ha. g.Ls. nearly all of which were built by Messrs. .1'ofa n. and Rhodes, of New York, and are amoag ~' "sa specimens os naval architecture.
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New Clothing.

LUST received. a general assortment Of Clothing, J consisting in part of ,he foowings
 20 Biaakei Sack Coats,
 25 Blue BIanket Oyercoats;
 30 Tweed Sacks;
 10 Kentucky Jeans Sacks;
 10 Fancy Tweed Goats;
 E Beaver.Cioih AI.SO-Fiue dress Goats, Vests and Paais, which will be sold low for cash, ai Nor. 27. Is4s. Al. HuTr'H, Main a.
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Epithalamium.

Epithalamium. Be it known that I, N. P. Woods. an Esquire, Dii join C, A. Els to Mrs. Mary c. Dwyer: she's good locking woman the way the world
 ways,
 And when first in her teens sho was called Mary
 Staggs. No~ Gill he had said in his wrath. like a Sailor. My wife's sister shaat marry pitiful Tailor,' But she neer minded Gill and set up the white flaOs And quick made them one at the house of Rem
 Staggs.
 In order that all may the better remember, It was done on the twenty-fifth day of December. There were no jars of water tarned into good wine. 0n this same happy Christmas eightee forty nine. put rode in the morning eight miles in the fog 10 take with friend Gibson some splendid egg. nog Then the good news to Gill some one tauntinply
 tells s'' lost my old yards and am bound to take Eils Now Il any one wishes the record to see, ih'y Il hnd they were married by Park, the J P 
 'Ihe former husband was a Tailor.
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Prespecsas or TIE REFeRMHR.


 THIS Periodical will be published menthiy tS pamphlet form. contaialng sixteen pages Of ussfal matter I, win hedeyotcd to relgieas sabscta, bas will give selections from the most important snd Interesting Topics of the lserataFs and news ef the day.
 The religious principles that will he advocated Ia thls weFk, are all laid down h the New Testament. h will be understood by the reader that 7Ae RgaeMs- ~ willvdeny slI Creeis and Confessions ea Faltb, and hold only to thoss doctrines which afe foenG in the word of God.
 Ike Rsermer VIII he pablished st the clsy ef Little Rock on the 3d Saturday n tsch msnths een,ae ncing in January, 4. D. ts5s.
 Subscribers will pleaSe enclose tue prics os suh- scripsIon with their address. postage paid, ts r. T. SAYLoRs Dover, Pope eeanty, Arksnsas. er te ths PunLfsHEa, at the Banner office. Little Rock, Ark. The atseulIon of the Christian eammanity sf Ar kansas is respectfully invited to this work sad ail favorable to the dissemination of the religloa ef Christ arc earnestly desired to lend ihelr aid to the establishment of "The Refarmer," In this isst ss. tempt at the publication of religioas psper within our Siste.
 -~WzsWR wm mRx~
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 Sugar The Sugar market wasvery study, aud about 600 hhds. were disposed q at Ssg94c. for good Common to fully Fair.
 Melasses.- Prices improved stilfurther ,snd 1000 bbls changed hands on the Leves t l9l lsR20c P gallon. On plantation, about 60 jules Above the city. crop of 2s,00o gallons was sol fo the West at l7c. sr gallon. Fioar.-The market was quiet, aE above 1900 bbls. were taken, including 100 hl3, Ohio at S5, 600 bbls., mostly llIinoIs at =, i0gbbls Fine at $4 6. and l2o bbs. extra Illinois . S5 50 R bbl. Corn.-Prices firm. and 6000 acksoId. oi which 300 to 1000 ordinary mixed at Q. 100 sacks at II, 2s50 sacks white and yellow at i5,and 67s sacks superior yellow al 45I@c. P bu.
 Oafs.-0ais 2500 bushels Ohlo,in bulk, were sold at soc. v bushel.
 PvsUisioas The Pork market still tending downward, and we noticed sales of s bbls Mess, in three Iots at So B. but this canag be obtained for large parcels. Prime Bacon Sits retailing for 514S53SS, and Should at sJ89s3i. Lard active. with sales of 522 kegs Inferior at s 739 bhis and terces a, 5llstas3s: Too bbls. at 5 and 535 kegs very Prime at 6c, Y ib.
 WAiskes-Nsasiy leo tbls Redied disposed of in three or foar lots, at 261xfa26, and 100 bbls, Raw at 25c. * gallon.
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NET,g,iN1s OFF AT CelsT !!

E MARCUS, wishing to lay in aa entire new He assortment of goods will dispose of his pres en'tstock al Cost Prices.
 He has Frock and Dress Goats; Plain and Color cd Pantaloons; Vests of all kinds and qualities; Shirts; Drawers; Handksrchiefs-a general vsriely of mems aud boys clothing of all kinds. As he does not intend to keep them on hand. those who wish 10 buy cheap. would do well to call early at Marcus on Main street, three doors north of the Town Branch.
 Little Rock. Jan. 6. is5O-ls-H
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nAnnwARnf mARnyv vAREis

TuST received and fcr sale CAfer fsr Gpaa. sb very extensive ios cf Hardware. eeassssiHg sa part OFsbe loslosVisg articles, tc-ssli
 tuno lbs Axe, tat, square, soaiHds esnd, tsa ana
 Ilorse shoe IFor, Of al cites.
 2s srts Wagon boxes 25 Steel uslils. assoFfsd nas
 Doe. Csllans' Axes geRaine S00 Ihs. hoFss-
 shoe Nails No. !. ! and9s 90 kegs eat calls and
 Brad. b0 Pow aaealas S0 ps. Tsace Thesaess
 F,5h chains with aud without strelciAss N daS'
 % Cut Saws. ,. ladies. Fl,nts fSan locks. PeyeassiOA caps. Kat Traps, Long ami short handlsed Frying pans, spee- srtrs, Sh~eR shears SrisoFs. RaRoshs Rsekei Cssss Rs,ehey ana Mexican Knives; Eens AdEss; SAee Hammers, Knives and Pnerrs. Blacksmith Ham, n.evs and Sledgrs; MiI saw hlss baiis aud screws. besides various articles i0 tkis hne, too nMMsrcaa to .aeaiinn. A. ]. HuTT.
 Little Rock. Dre. IT, lsls, --7--H