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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-11-23
RIOTS ON THE HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.

RIOTS ON THE HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.
For days past serious disturbances have existed
among the aboes employed the line Of the Hudson river
railroad between this village AMI Rhinebeck On Thursday
night Of last week. party Of hundred landowners
armed with guns clubs, and other weapons proceeded to
drive off the Connaught employed the line Of the road
demoshing almost every shany in their way, and turning
their inmates out Of DOORS
On Friday the Deputy Sheriff and constabes with an arm
ed posse succeeded in securing several loaded stand of arms
with about sixty Of the rioters They examined before
justice of the peace, and twenty-five committed The rest
were discharged
In Rhinebeck, Deputy Sheriff Montort has armed force
under his charge to be ready at any moment suppress any
disturbance that may the line in section Of the
country. AT Hyde Park informed there are at least
eight hundred aborer almost every of them
armed, waiting for an attack from the opposite party.
The whole foundation of the outbreak is simply that the
parties from different parts Of Ireland and bring with them
their ancient Telegraph, Tuesday.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-11-23

IsTEMPEaANcE AMONG THE Observation-Disclosures
which has done o5erate the powerful aborgnes of
America than any other single agency, the increase
among the Cherokees. With view check its progress,
the public authorities have destroyed large quantities Of spirit
uous liquors. Notwithstanding the importations continue
large. p X .., s.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-11-23

AN UNLucKr SHowMAN.-At Newberry Is. c.. an agent
of Robinson and Ereds Circus distributed two copies Of the
New York Sunday Atlas, containing complimentary notices
Of the circus performances The paper unfortunately
also contained articles breathing sentiments of aboonism.
raised the Southern ire, which caused the unucky agent
to be ordered to Immediately leave the place. and the Ceun-
ellis to refuse granting license TO The company.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-11-23

An interesting marriage ceremony, in which not word
was spoken even by the clergyman took place Thursday
at the New York Deaf and Dumb Asylum the bride, groom
bridesmaid and groomsman being all deaf mutes and the
ceremony being conducted entirely with the fingers Prev
Gus to the marriage, finger address made to the in
mates Of the Asylum by its President.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-11-23

CONSTITUTIONS OF CoSNEcTICuT.-The people Of Con-
nectcut have recently voted upon two proposed amendments
to the Constitution of the State the first providing for the
election Of Probate Judges the people, the second
vdng for the election Of Justices of the Peace by the people,
The vote, although very light decided in favor of the amend
ments On the first question there 1874 yeas and
1859 nays the second ,s72 yeas and 2O5 nays
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-11-23

AoUATIc REScosTRg.-One day last week, in the beau-
ful sheet of Of Hatherton Lake. Liched street. Wall
sa novel Hncontre was witnessed. goose, while its
beak under water, seized by pike, and struggle
for life ensued The poor goose go under water
several times and back only the body being visible its
head rising above the surface till at as sunk altogether,
prey doubt to its ravenous assalant.
[Sfe6ordshrc eng Advertiser.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-11-23

THOMPSON THE ABOLITIONIsT ABANDONING
HIS LECTURES.
WORCESTER, (MAss.) NOVEMBER ls.-It was announced
that Thompson, the English Aboionist would lecture here
Saturday but since his cool Treatment Boston, he
has abandoned his purpose Of holding FORTH for the present at
at least, and perhaps for the future in this country.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-11-23

The FINE ARTs.-The New York National Academy Of
Design have resolved recently to invite the entire body artists
residing in that city to meet regularly month for soce-
intercourse ia the saloons of the Academy committee
arrangement and invitation has already been appointed These
convsazone of occurrence in the cities Of Eu
rope, and have tended very greatly promote the objects
and interests of art,
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-11-23

TIE ORAseEThe product Of the orange trees this
son IN the city OF Mobile and vicinity has been bounul and Of
the best quality, and shows that The careful cu
ure of this fruit in this region would bring certain and full
remuneration for oil ator expended II is settled point that
in size and favor the oranges grown there and the coast
superior to those brought from Cubs, Jamaica. &c.
Mobile Tribune,
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-11-23

Thus, with six loads killing SO ducks, which, as per
sample furnished amongst the largest and latest of the
season-Louisiana Courier a
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-11-23

The family Of Sam Jones, Chief of the Florida Indians
which lately arrived at New Orleans their way Arka
sa consists Of Sam Joness old wife, his young wife and
queen, three children, slave of the queens the wife
Kosahao and four children, John Phillips, interpreter, Fa
TINA his wife and Jan Phillips his SON ---- NJ
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-11-23

Nick AND Mack RAcE.-A most remarkable state
men in the population of Dayton, Columbus and Cleveland
put record in the of those cities for 1910 and
s46 and bids fair by present appearances to exist in the
decsnnia enumeration for 1880 This is the slight
difference in the population Of all three cities at all these
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-11-23

The largest specimen of gold yet received in England from
California weighs tweny-x pounds and nine ounces and
is valued f700 It figure in the Exhibition of 1851
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-11-23

Mrs. Simpson, widow Of the late A. c. Simpson, of Fay
etteve IN g. who died suddenly several months ago from
the effects Of poison alleged to have been administered to
him by her, has returned to Fayetteville and delivered her
self up, and is in jail to await her trial.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-11-23

The Quebec Mercury states that short time SINCE in the
parish Of St Croix having occasion 10 leave her
house early in the morning. made fire in her sove leaving
her four children in bed The house took fire. and the four
children burnt to death.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-11-23

JUVENILE PnEcocITr-A conside,a,e. mother having ad
vsed her child Never put off till to morrow what YOU
can do 10 day., the precocious bantling replied, We,
them mamms, let eat the cranberry pie that's in The
safe."
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-11-23

The Frederick (Md) Herald of November l6 contains the
following account Of a sudden death . ...
SUDDEN DEATH.-On Wednesday last, about o'clock
p M, the affecting reached the city that Dr. EDwARn
GoLDsBoRoUsH, of respected citizens and
physicians was lying dead at the togate about three miles
north Of this place, the turnpike leading Emmsburg
Dr. GoLDsBoRcueH had been professional visit to the
country, and bis home Having arrived at the
togate he dismouned and entered the house. complaining
Of pain above the eye In short half hour he breathed
his last Thus has community lost Of its most active
and worthy citizens, and bis family circle been called
endeared to them by all the warm ties Of nature
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-11-23
DUCK SHOOTING.

Capt J. DELEsDAsIER, who keeps the Half Way House
on Galveston Island made shots few days since which
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-11-23

The census Of Dayton Tor 1850 IS not yet on 6le.
tCkrekund Herald
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A \ uUTT

 HAS just received from New Orleans sBarge E1 stock of cOODs-among which are the fOl lowing articles;
 hAas. Sasar: n ascks Cofee; 10 bbls MoiaSses; a boxes Star Candles 10 half. do; box best Imperial Tea !; | tis.ee Rice, Casia 70 doz. MasisFt;
 and Mace; l baske, SAlid Cil; | eask CIsrst; bsis. Dsisd Apples.
 HARD WARE. 3.oo0 lbs. sweeds Isf.a, 2J pair Trace Chains; 1s Filsb Chains: 6 Corn Nlhs; 10 do xiih StrsfcAsss;
 I4as;syiiis Bsssksmitss' Bellows, sa inch; do. to. 6o. St inch; 1 Moasehole ARvIIs, and Sledges; Long and shor, hsndlsd SPADES, Sc., &e.
 RfTS .f D C3 FS. Mo!eskia, slk Coaev. RnSsia. Panama. Leg hora. Gouss and single. and Faisa Leaf HATS, oi all qualities and riices.
 CLOTHING. A small But'wsil selected Ior oi FASHIONABLE SUMMER CLOTHING. ter sale lovr.
 BOOTS IND SH 0ES, The largest aasi best selected assortment c' BOOTS aud SHOES ever oder-d in Li'fte Rees fspra tbe tghies; Kij 10 The ksavies, Bsogsn Chiidrens' shoes, of every size and quality. 4FSO-A handsome stock of QU EENSW ARE, CsT, ASSWA ARE and WOODW FARE -aand, in fact complete assortment og every kind of Goods that can possisly be needed iH L,SIe Rock. The public will benefit themselves by giving me at earls cali apt 10
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THE GREAT REMEDY.

Fer Rhsnmatism, Coat, Pain in the Side. Hip,
 Back, Limbs and Joints. Serofgla, Kings E. Il,
 White Swelling. Hard Tumois. Sud Joints, and
 sii Fixed Pains whatever.
 wHkRx THIS PLAsrEs Is APPLIED, PaIx CANNOT
 EXIST
 rHNHE following eonmendation is iIom sn agen, x residing ai TTensoh. Tenn.
 f Tfeptoa, Glh.en Co. Tenn. Nov. !. iSia.
 Messrs- ScoyIL & MAD: Gentlemso-- The Ae- brew Plaster IS oeeotniag popGlaG ia th,s Seclion thrfe is l.dy ia th.s eouniy. whn says shs would not bs wiihoat this .iAsier fer ss hundred doigsrs year. Sue wss afflicted lor some time ailh an en- isrgement of tLe Spleen, which gave her great deal of pain. the swelling and pain had extended up nssry 10 The ara pis, aud occasionally she could srefceit breathe. SEe was confined for eonside- Iabie time, daring which sue was attended by some nf eur bet physicjaas, bat they gave her no reei shs proearssI box of the Hebrew Plaster and t ilsved her slmos, immediately, and now si,e keeps supply of It on had constantly. These iseisyoa srs 4 fIbsf'y io use as you may think proPer-they sss substantially true.
 Respectfully yours, &c.
 JESSE J. WELLS.
 The application of tks Plssfes betwseh The shout aess kas been tsuud certain remedy fcT eeldx, sssgks. phshisir anal lung aa~ssons in ihes ps::oa- nasy stage. II dssnoys IaHsmatisa by pesspisa-
 BEWARE OF coUNTERFEIrs. Tbess U . mise. able. worthless Counterfeit srt. etss scattered about .he eoantry by psdiess sad cslsess. who seek to obtain living hy deeeiyng ihs public hy lbsir iASr rret~ness. snd trying to ssi i for Eenalae. To defect his when you purchase box, Temoxe ths wrzlper. sni t yoa 6nd 1t psiht. sd esss sde only. il cauaissirit and you hsd better had t back 10 ite ageat ai onee--ss the ~ssPpss ssonsd'the box Of the eeaaise is always 1 rfhisd aa hosb ssass. wists picture oi ibr old Jew ssd copy Hshs sse1sd te E. TsyIOs. in the |
The Arkansas banner., 1850-02-26

 T Iadaenzs, Bleeding oi the Lungs, Difficulty of Bsealhing. Liver Affections, Pain or Weakness of iAs Brsas. Side. Fif.' Sage Of C0nsuP,'en, &c.
 REMARKABLE CURES.
 Of all the cures that have yst been recorded there gre cersainiy aone equal to ibe first mentioned. which plainly shows the eurability of eoa<up,ion, ayen ia some of its worst foFtns.
 Jefsrsos County, Ia. Feb 3T, iS{9 Mr,vs Sanford X Pah-Egnis This Is 10 certify that my wSfe, Nancy Dohoney. has been in deeiin- ing ,.te of health for the last tso yes,s. Her d.- ease baied the skill of the best medical aid could psoeMre--her physicians pronounced her disease :.Censnptaon tn the last stage. and said haher eeysry vas past all human hopes. A last resort, win very tiitie hope. procured Wistsf's Bslsam sfWild Cherry. AileT using iew bottles, l found 10 ny agreeable surprise, that her health was i'm. proving rapidly. She is 20 far restored. ss to ks abe 10 attend 10 her regnaF household duties, vithoat suffering any inconvenience. Her rapid faspsossmeni and present health warrant in the beiief that she will som be entirely restored.
 RHODES DOHoNEY. State of Indiana, Jefferson Co. 1.Japes M. Hamphreys, Justice ofihe Pese-, in and (ot said county and Sta'e do certify that 'he sbaye nso,ed Rloies D1soneg subscribed and n ar;e osfh 10 ihsiorso,rz cerse&ir, before the, .is 27th Gay of February. IS4s.
 JAMES NJ, HUMPHREYS. J.r Ts Ms PEAic c--I, Jseob Grssn, of the county of Issnings aid Stale oi I..iians. do hereby certify that in the early part ss season, was taken with q violent cough, ai,eEtsi wiih pain in ihe breast anA sometimes fever. and that employed skiiiul physieian for some time, who sad that he could esye ne nc relief. thsn commenced using Wis tAr's Balsam of Wild Cherry, and felt almost imue. dlaie reiief--asd after taking ihIee bottles find myseif in as good heslsh as 1 have enjoyed ioF nnsa3er of years. my restoration ander the blessing of God attribute 10 the use oI tie medicine shove named. JACOB GREEN. March l, ls49.
 STATE oY INDIANA, JenBings County. I.Dsvid T. Skinner, Justice of peace In and for said county and Staie do certify that Ihe above Aausd Jacob Green subscribed and made oah to the foregoing certificate, before me- this first day o March. iSt9.
 We woald advise those of our readers Kho are ia- hosins under an affection Of the langs 10 make iG.- mediate ifisl of this truly exceii>n, medicine. The meet lntelligen, and respectable families of city hase aiopted t as favofIte medtcise and persons psssiispos<d 10 consumption, who have used i, ipeak in the highest terms of its efficacy.
 
 Rewafs Of countsrfeiss and imtstons and si sther preparations oi Wild Cherry. Reinsu.- Ser. tAey only initiate in name, without possessing the virtues. Buy none but the genuine and ofisi- naI
 pR. wIsTARs BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY, Signed -Ssndfofd Sz Park" on tas wrapper ground each bottle.
 ecd wholsssle and retail, by
 eNaa4 SCOTIL & MEAD, ii3. Cha tres street. az between CoBt and St. Louis,
 General Agents ios the Southern States.
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DRY GOODS

HEAVY TwilieG Cotton osnabusEs; Brown H Sheelings and Shirtings Negro kerScys, IiekinEs; Deains; blue and brown Drills; Grey inseys; Shr,iBg Stripes; 6I G'ree laze: hssaeh' 'd and brown Costoa Flannel; B.-achsd Drhis; iI-I Beache4 Cotton SheeliBg; ait woo. saaneis; Gauze ae.; Linen Lawns; BiTd-eye asa Scotch Diaper; Black Sewing Silk; French I'wee5s; Blsck Ca.si- meres; black and V hise Spoo,s; NaFshsli's Liaea Thfesa. No 25 ia 50; Whil- and Blue Nackinaw Blankets, Dutfil, Go.; super-twiild Whitney. co received aAG for sale by
 July 2i WI, E. WAIT.
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HARDWARE.


 HUNTS Broad, Hand and Chonpinx AXES, 1A Patent Blind Hinges and Fasts: smiths Bel lows, 2o to 36 inches; Varnish. Paint Dust and Shoe Brushes; Iron Braces; Scotch, do with Bists; brass Flush Bolts, Spring and Barrel, do socket, frmer, turning and American Chiscis; Turnins Souses, bed aud table Casters; cotton, wool, and horse Cards; halter, iog and 6llh Chains; Deer Springs; cork and patent Faucets; Flush Drawer Handles; wardrobe and brass Screw Hooks; broad shingng and axe Hatchets; nail, shoe, hand and siedge Hammers; brass Door Heoks; shoe, batrhe, and drawing Knives; tea, brass and enameleexKes lies; Mortiee Locks, with Mineral Knobs; plnlp knob sifi eosetLocks; Door Latches; Spiri. Levels and Piumbs: Corn and Coffee Mills; iron Mulas.@s Gates; wrought aud horse Nails; brass Screw Ripe.; smooth. Jack and jOinter Planes; Spoke Slaves; bench Screws; screw snd sash Paes; Wen Pul. lies; Jones's Sash Locks; Seythe Stones;s German. east and blister Steel Siekles; grass and grain Seythes; Shoyels and Tongs; Amess aud othe, Spades; long and short handle Shovels; Stocks and Dies; Screw Plates; bed aud wood Screws; iron, steel and plated Squares; cross-cut and Rowland's Mill Saws: fel,ee and wood Saws; compass and hand do. Vices; shutter Screws, SSc., &e., Re, received and for safe by
 July 3l WILLIAM B. WAIT
The Arkansas banner., 1850-02-26
NEW ORLEANSi

JUST received from New Orleans ana Cincinnati .b the following articles 2d00 poures Hose Cot ton Yarn; i5'a pounds Ber Lesd; 5 kegs'and hail Kegs Duponts Powder; Suo pounGs New Feathers; 10 Boves No. Soap; 10 hovss Star Candies; 500 pounds Horse Shoe Iron; ih0 pounds Horse Shoe Nails; 30 Sacks Salt; 359 p0nnas SaleraiGs lp Ten gallon N ash Pots; iD Ten gallon Wash kettles; j Bbls Reboiied Molsssrs; l20 pr. Mems kip Bro ganS; lae pr. Womsns Kip Brogaas; l20 pr Boys kip Brogans. Also, Fashionable silk flats Br. B. B. Hats, &c-, &c., &c. For sale low by
 Sept. l. lS49. A. l. fHIT'f,
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Rates for Yearly Advertising.

All standing advertisements viii be ehafged al 'as frs, mentioned rates, gnlsss contract be mace ghen le3I for insertion; and ass be Pais soF ia AA vance. ,
 No person will be announced for any office, siihef eify, State, or county, without the advance pay ioea; of five dollars.
 Political circulars will be charged as advertise rneuts, and payment required in advance.
 No job will hereafter be delivered to any psfso1 ~iih whom xe have ne regular dealings, sn.'l Pl'd fer.
 All advertisements mast he marked with the nsnT Der of insertions desired, otherwise they VII D" eostinasd sDli forbid. and charged seeordingiy' IJNe variatlsa will be made from fhe above rates Single number of the paper, l21a eensA
 All letters mnst be rsst sssds oS they wail sea - setvs any astentioa.
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.
EAsrERs, via. Aapolsoa.

EAsrERs, via. Napoleon. Due, Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday, 2, m Leaves, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 1, a. m
 SOUTHERN, 10 Washington aud Fulton. Due Wednesday, Friday and Sunday. e. !, p. m. Leaves, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 2, a. n
 WESTERN to Vaa BHren and Fort Smiih. Due, Wednesday and Saturday, ,......... ?. ?. I'll. Leaves. Tuesday and Friday. ,........... 2, m.
 NoRrBEaS, 10 Batssriile.
 Due, Tuesday, Thursday sRd Saturday.. 6. ?. m Leaves, Monday, Wednesday and Friday. ,. a. m.
 To Pine BIsg aud CoIaabis. Dne, Sunday and Thursday,. y,............ 9. ?, m Leaves, Sunday and Thursday. y........... (, a. sI-
 Rsagam's BipFs, 10 Si PranCis. Due, Monday sDd 1hafsday,. y,............. l2 n- Leaves, Monday and Frldsy.. sy.........,.... F, m.
 kisdeyAoek, QgisRaan ahd RieA HOOds. DHN, W eaiscsdsy,. ...s.....' o' ]" Leaves. IburSazy... .B- .,s...'.''s S' C. "' To Psrr4ri!ls, Dongite, mad 7'0ElLinsOno'fie Due, every other Thursday ayt...,....... n. m. Leaves, every other Monday. ,............ Ia. h. All mails closed a, 6 o'clock D. m.
 The office will be open one hopf sitsT the Esstsfn maiI is opened, and two hours in be afternoon, on ssoAa VIM F. POPE r. N.
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NaEthesa Dipeist o( sha ssaAe 0f New Yssk,--aRd is nesestsasriea hY, ,Psdsers-
 ey- Seovil < Neat. liS. chsssses street. New fesus, scAk Geaesai Aesnas fsr she sontAsn Ssafes sU whem alI es~ss, aud applications tes -agenciss msss ee addressed. Al the aAose Msctseiaes sgS- usxE ssw asia by
 ]. w. TaPps. Lastis Beck. AykAnsas-
 (. C. Trnag.c test AFsAasNs.
 T. ". BFswsirr. Pine Biaa.. HibSsrd. Ns2oteoa, and by sgeass arPoia'- ed fhroaxhozt The acEth.
 JaasaFs, ls5a. 13-tv
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Ea. C. WILLIAMS,

LATE NAVAL sroRE-KEEPEA, WASHINGTON. D. N1I.L aei as sgep. for tbe prosecution ol claims W before The se,ersl Departments ot Congress Twenty years connection with The Treasury, War snd Naval Departments, have made him acquainted with inc mode and forms with which public business is transacted.
 REFERENCES -H His EScellspcy. Gov. RoaSK. Hon. SoI-oN BoRLAxD, Hon, R W. JoHSsos, Hoa. EB- WARD CRoss, Hon. W. K. SEBAsrIAs, Mir. Wn. t. oeDsuFF.
 Washington, Sept IS. .ls49.-z--s-f
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IRON, CASTINGS. &c.-3,oO0 lbs Bar IrOu. \ lla to 1 by "a 10 24;
 700 lbs. Raad lRon, to 1 by Ia;
 690 lbs. Hesss Shoe lroa;
 oee lbs Round asd Square IrOa, to x;
 , Bandies Hoop Iron. q to 3:
 II sets Wagon Boxes: Sktlets Noa \ and A. Round Pots. ), aud 10 gallons; Odd Lids; Firs DogS; i,eeo lbs Cotton Yarn. received per J. B. Gordon" aud for Ale-by
 July 3. VIM. B. WAIT
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S,HEET ZINC and Tin Plate. Clover and Blue - Grass Seeds, fresh. received aud tor ssie by
 Oct. 2s WN. E. WAIT.
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DACoN AND LARD. --I0 casks Arkausas D SIDES. Hfks amd SHOULDERS; hsls LARD. on consignment, sBd fov sssc very low. by
 May i5. T. b. MERRICk S< Co.
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N IAif.-50 large bbls, s.Uiies' Lime. in prime 1I erdsr, rece:vec per "ponsisc" aud for sale by
 Ish l3. VIM. 2. WAIT.
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coffee. SmS0r Ac.

I,D Bags Rio coffee; Z~5 Java do; l Pepper; Ginger Root: 2 Bbls Tanners Oil; 2 Crushed Sugar. Powdered ca; Box retned loaf do; 1 " Lemon syrup; , Black Tea: 1 Chest imperial io; 7e1 Lbs cotton yarn, Received and for sale by
 WI. B WAIT
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Encourage irkanSas Farmrrs

\ J HUT'r has jast received. on consignment, "A. another large lot of first rate BACON and 4ARD--low for Cash. Call and see. myS
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HAYS x CO.

AT ADANs's OLD sTAyO, OPPOSITE THE REAL
 ESTATE BANK,
 HAVE just received, ia addition 10 their stock Of \ DRY GOODS, general supply Of Family Groceries, Liquors. Nc., which they wifi sell for Cash eHly--bat at CASH PRICES. The stten- ton o purchasers is respectfully solicited to 'he stock and prices. May I5.
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LRlR. ML. L..

WHITE LEAD. BIL. kf. JUST RkG'D. PER STEAMER CASHIER J the ioilo~ing, among numerous ether .r,ie,ss' % kegs pure White Lead;
 10 dc. No. l. ae
 hhls. Linseed Oil; , bhls. Lard oil
 l do Patty; do. Cider V,n.~,,, 10 boxes Star Candles; ' 10 hall boxes, do.' t0 quarter boxes, do; aa hoxes Window Glass. assurtrd si1.s. loco lbs CottoA Yarn,
 ls kegs Naiis and Spikes; 2S G;rindssopes; 50 bbls. ohio SapeThns FLOUR; Japan Yarnlsh, Hams, Brown Suap. Starch. Al. cohoi. Stone Jags, Wire Selves, Sc, &e., all of which will be sold very low. May g. VIM R. WAIT
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NEW DRUGS, l,MEDICINE,
New Clothing.

New ClOthing. TUSr received. a general assortment of Clothing J consisting ia pan ef ihe ioiioaing: 20 Blaakei Sack Goats; 25 Blue Blanket 0yereo4ts; 50 Tweed Sacks;
 10 Kentucky Jeans Sacks; 10 FaBcS Tweed Coais; l5 BeayeT-Clo.h ALSO Fine diess Coats, Vests and Pants, which siil be soL low for cash, a Nos P, isls JsHUTT'S. Maia Il
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MH A n& RRWW "A R1Rcs

" n .A n& En WNy "A m R.-o MILL, % cur and hand saws; cotton and wool MI cards, and coffee Inllis; stocks and dies; horse nails; coach wrenehes; sfeelyards; iron iasses gatesil shoe thread; peg eaiieTs; drawing knives; hooks and hinges; brass top dogs, files; iron braces; butts; wrapping paper, &c.
 Received aud for sale oy
 jah20 VIM. B. WAIT.
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Bfosaas BrOgan>!. BrogaaS.!.

Bf0saas. BrOganS.. BrasaaS.,. D ECEiYED. per steamer "PhiHp Pennywii," IA, and for sale low for Cash
 I2o pairs Jersey RusSet Biogans, ze from Gto lt; i20 do black do 6to II: 24p pairs slper-hip Brogans;
 dozen Msu's black Rough and Ready HATS, ta Boys do. da. aa JliY 2. A. J HUTT.