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TO prevent cabinet ofcer from adudicsting claim
OF colleague. II proof OF tho necessity 81 he enact.
ment Of such law was required. il could be found in
the testimony OF Judge Joseph Bryan the agent Of Mr.
Cnwiord ~ the prosecution OF his Galphn claim, who
testified that ne had informed another client OF his
Captain Schaumburg) whose before the War De-
armsnt he was also prosecuting thatit would be well
70 delay pressing his (SchaumbouHs) claim until the
case Of Crawford before the Treasury Department was
decided, a. II soon would be when, having his own
Crawfords) pockets full OF money, he would be in SO
good humor as To- make the proper time to press the
case oil ) before him
Mr.. DISNEY, next obtaining the floor, delivered a
speech TO sustain positions similar those held in his
minority report and resolutions from the select committee
on the Gaphin case. a,, 8ss5 N
Mr., McRISSocK, next obtaining the floor. gave way
10 El
Mr.. SCHENcK. who stated that he now designed his
original amendment as substitute for the resolutions Of
Mr.. BURT. - sapt s@E I'M 1
Mr. s. then sent to the Clerks table another amend
ment to Me amendment Of Mr.. TooMBs, Substantially
M Mr. rseTIsa Of Mississippi gave notice Of hi.
intention to Oder, as an amendment to the substitute Of
Mr.. ScHEEcE, the following: a6 s4 #
Insert alter the word approved" "but decidedly disap
proves and dlssents from the opinion given BY the Attorney
General in favor of allowance Of said claim
and from the action OF the Secretary the Treasury in pay
ing the and IL does approve the relation of the
said Secretary Of War 10 that claim in this"
Mr. BURT gave notice that he should feel to be his
duty TO move, at p m tomorrow, that the House pro-
coed TO vote on this subect-matter; and then,
On notion the House adjourned.
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WEDNESDAY. JULY 8, 1850.

After the reading Of the journal,
Mr.. BISSELL asked the unanimous consent OF the
House for permission to present memorial
Objection being made leave was not granted
Mr.. MCDONALD asked and obtained leave to with
draw private papers from the files of the House.
Mr.. MORSE. rising to privileged question, remarked
that to morrow being the 4th Of July, he would
that when the House adjourn it would adjourn un
til Saturday next
motion being made to amend that amendment by
striking out Saturday and inserting Friday,
The yeas and nays were called and ordered when II
was agreed to--yeas 81, nays 90.
The question then required on agreeing TO the amended
resolution which the yeas and nays being called and
ordered, il was agreed to--yeas "a, nays H. Fs
Mr. HOLMES asked the unanimous consent OF the
House to offer resolution. as follows:
Resopsd That the Committee Foreign Affairs Of the
report upon the expediency Of placing the disposal Of
the President much of the of the United States
be necessary enforce payment OF the just claims
OF citizens Of the Emitted States against Hayd, Y.
But objection being made, leave was not granted.
Mr.. McMULLEN asked the unanimous consent Of the
House 70 withdraw from it's files the papers Of George
Objection being made, leave was not granted.
The order of the day being called for, ss ssgS
The SPEAKER announced the first business in order
to be the further consideration OF the Galphn report
MIR McKISSOCK being entitled to the floor addressed
general government and that not only the principal but
the interest had been properly paid.
The debate then further continued by MIR. CART
TER. condemning the payment and MI. HOUSTON in
its justification.
proceeded address the House, jusfyng the payment
giving way, however, before concluding his remarks
when, on motion,
The House adjourned
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been called and ordered upon it. the CLERK went. on
with The nleall upon agreeing the said frat clause
n ca si1bis ks,S c.,oo. ,.,
be voted IN the negative, because he was not satisfied
that the aitTbaied.o The President his
decided by the difference between the words orr and
I. norr in the said inst clause. strtt 81 III SE4 Ne N&
] Mr.. MORSE asked the unanimous consent OF the
House Tor permission TO 10 amend the clause nv
inserting the word said 10 have BEEN before the words
expressed BY ,hs President &c. .sss,s
words used were those given in the testimony Of Mr.
Crawford on this point s.s..a4t q eas 44saaA ~ sss
But objection being made. leave 10 amend NOT
The Clerk having then finished calling the roll on the
question Of agreeing 10 the said first clause the result
", Was annoaneedysas a. nays So So that clause q
sv p9loson OIL Mr. lHohPsohs ~ SisSsspp' being
Mr. THOMPSON. Il Mississippi. moved 10 reconsider
MAJ yoss ana !9s9 TO lay that motion on the table
MT SChENCh moved call ofihe House. But
ioun on which motion teers were called and ordered.
The question then recurring on the motion 10 law on
the table the motion TO reconsider the vote agreeing
hs first clause q the amendment Of Mr. THOMPSON Of
Mr. ckoWELL called for the yeas and nays upon il,
which being ordered
N Mr. SACKETT moved TO adjourn a sai i N
The SPEAKER decided that motion to be out OF or.
Mr.. RUMSEY moved to reconsider the vote agreeing
70 the previous question which motion was decided TO
Mr. r. appealed from that decision; when the judgment
OF the Speaker was sustained by the House 8
Mr.. BAKER moved that the House do now adjourn;
on which motion the yeas and nays called and or
dered, and il was not agreed to--yeas SO, nays So.
MIR. SCHENCK moved to lay the whole subject on the
table, and on that motion he called the yeas and Maya.
Mr.. JONES raised point Of order There was a
privileged question pendnga motion to reconsider 90
the motion to lay the table could not be considered
The SPEAKER sustaining the point OF order, M WI n.
Mr.. SCHENCK moved that he be excused from vo-
ting on that question. and on that motion he demanded
the yeas and nays. NJ a WIFI
Mr.. s. then moved that the House do now adjourn;
on which motion he demanded the yeas and nays; which
being ordered, it was agreed TO- 81 ss n
And 30 the House adjourned. ssat lss 8..lssa vi
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for advances paid out Of her treasury whether thar.
Any case where nerest was paid when the State did moi
NOR isss ,hsa the State as nothing more
= M bEkREN said that the senator from Maine Mr.
phADBuRyl would be able 10 answer that inquiry. He
~ helu ~ ms hand q list Of cases furnished
oeen paid Tor advances made States for purposes which
ne general government ought to be responsible for Il
was PAD TO the original thirteen Sta,esvirgnia Della
ware. Maryland New York, Pennsy vania South Caro-.
lima, Alabama &c He would ask the senator from Maine
% answer The enquiry made by the Senator from North
carolina whether IN al these cases j. appeared that the
money was borrowed by the States for the purposes to
Mr.. BRADB6RY. My examination Of this subject was
y reference 70 the principle involved in the claim Of the
State OF Maine, reported BY me- My impression is,
that the previous acts OF Congress making such allow,
ance rest upon the principle that where State has IN
CURED expenses in the performance Of duties which prop
bursement q the principal was followed by the reim-
bursement of the interest also The claim OF Georgia
ssy ss hs saS as S 81 81 CO
not aware however Of any precedent for the provision
pay interest on sums not paid That feature OF the
from Alabama and would suggest to the sena-
tor from Georgia Mr. BERREN] whether the bill ought
not TO be amended in that respect
Mr. HALE. now offer the amendment that offered
to the bill offered by the senator from Maine
Mr. CLAY moved that the bill be laid upon the table
which was agreed to.
Mr. HALE Mr.. President / now withdraw my OBJ
lection e the third reading Of the Maine bill
Mr.. CLAY. renew the objection, and call for the
orders OF the day.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The Senate, as in committee OF the whole, resumed the
consideration OF the bill for the admission of California
as State into the Union establish territorial govern
ments for Utah and New Mexico and making proposals
to Texas for the settlement Of her western and northern
boundaries. /.
Mr.. SMITH having the floor, addressed the Senate
His remarks having been withheld for revision, will
appear hereafter.
Mr. BUTLER next took the floor, but Welded to a
motion for adjournment, which agreed to-; and the
Senate adjourned
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WILL be open reception juno. Ex
progress will
the whole establishment No will be spared In adding
its ebeishment 70 the comfort and pleasure Of the
knowing ocular evidence instances the positive
nsc value Of the water and ia almost miraculous effect parca
lar has been regarded good policy 70 enlarge the accom-
modons and 70 complete the original design % at the
Siuated remarkably healthy region, full view q ha
bold Blue Ridge, In vicinity OF the beautiful viage OF War
renton, may, improving
roads, seek exercise
alleys, pistol gallery the Of billiards, he
hea The and howcz will ind peculiar
has taken win their approval while the ow deer and
gold and silver fish, the elk and the relieve
tedious hour those who interested In the nature In
word has been taken which expanded hberai could
hurdle the fancy ball masquerade, brilliant
fireworks, wn lend their respective attractions Nor these
designed for the monde onIy To the holy ministers
cordial gudging
spend the without charge The
throughout the ~ 81
These Springs IS - miles, according the TAKEN from
Fredericksburg and - 50 from Alexandria Tweeky viii
from both these points I'LL July, when daily neSw BE- ezah
ished.
spng and all letters should be drcced they be e
Wanenton, White sulphur spnss, brsS
board viii oows ESQ Cor whole end
October, S75 for months; go months; e5 for
month $40 week Ss for two weeks 81 IS days meals
so each and children under ~ old,
half No charge for children under old. When
tables provided children before the usual hour those
who their the ordinary table VIII be charged full price,
Horses 80 cents day, or $40 month 49,. =. .,..,,9
Juno Is Superintendent
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Those persons who prefer owerpised receive their
prizes proportion they will be epurchased for cash. reduc
uon Of ten cent !.
90 Country agents required Applications addressed pos
paid to the Companys Depot, as above. & N @hk8 "
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FURNITURE OF A PRIVATE FAMILY AT AUcTIoN.--on
Tuesday July 10 o'clock the residence OF Orisn
DO Brown, ESQ., Indian Ar Pennsyiva
between 18th l5h shall sell rood
o.uneni mahogany and maple itue excellent ORDER va
Mahogany sofa and parlor chairs sidebonrd
Card tables, marble top centre, sofa tables
Cane seat chairs, rocking chairs, lounges
Marble top bureaus and dressing tables
~ n
Mahogany and gilt framed looking glasses
DO and maple French bedstesds ft
Feather beds and wardrobes III t IS a
Paror, chamber carpets
y Passage oil cloth, stair rods
Fire cfockey and glass ware t 8f Fa44
=.
: - DYER BROTHER, n
July 6-ds M Aucaoneers-
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tile and genial soil OF Assam. :" W
Wa view 70 encourage the Introduction Of these aichess
il the intention Of the propeton distribute by lot the
saes effected. 4 n BIN VIVA s, ss4s WV
cercaie emitting him chance in the Installation Tor
my cents laid and the receipts amounting 00 the
parcels Of the
thousand dollars will be given bonuses according % the fol-
lowing scale: Bsagaala u g ets- q
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TREATISE ON Plane and Spherical Trigonornesxy;
Nv William Chauvene A. NJ. Professor Mathematics in The
Academy
for sale by TAYLOR - MAUkt
July Booksellers, 9th street,
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1856 GreenOich streef, Mem York. M
THE popietors the
faiess choice selection Of
by them, hitherto unknown this which, by
their and decacy, combined with purify
strength produce infusion Of surprising richness and favor
Tho teas offered are the following 5AN EHT As
Tho Jeddo bloom black tea. 81 90 per H.
!. ,Nipnon' ....,...... 90. ......... " !" IL
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For Norfolk, Pfney Point, and Old Point-Fsrc Re-
3ssf3stA . duccd. fr,4ft4ft +
a .~~~1 The win, the 10h of July,
HkR1Hae making trips week 10 the above
= places leaving Washington every "Wednesday and
Saturday O'Clock leave Norfolk Monday
and Thuxday At 4o'ciock, y. SCI IHtx AZ II 80
Touching going returning, Pney Point Old Point Cone
river, and the usual landings the Potomac ee1a 64 III
Passage ola Point, o.; 60 any
during the bathing season, %. Az ie sttstM ss
July Ia JAMES MITCHELL.
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New York Life Insurance Company,
Office, No. 6s Val direct, Nee York.

MoRRIs FRAxxLfs, president.
srxNcER g. BENEDICT, vice president 4. q
.eefN 4ss PLrSr FREKnkN, actuary - tet6ft III &
THIS company, conducted upon principle
and also the principle ofieavng proportion % the amount
OF
extended and profits, conferred benefits
least possible cost and outlay insurer. 4s Nafs =
Insurance granted 10 persons visiting California
fs Washington following ocef
Streets 'a&fH' #Ef ~ ilf4M 500 ttNNNs
g. Washington, agent Apollo Hall, Pennsylvania avenue,
opposite Union Buildings. June a-d
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House-Furnfshfng Dry Goods. 80
H. HooE Co. Market space, between 7 and 9Th streets,
have now in store fun and complete assortment OF the follow
ing: X. s.....a ...sal .ss a..4ea4shss a.s 70
Tapestry velvet tapestry English Brussels Brus
soils imperial three ply supcrne ingans, fine and common in
grains, wnd vencsians Gall wdts plain Veneuans IAN w'dfh
rods chenille and
tafted floor ocoths, from IL feet width (which
will be t shaped bai white and cooed Can
ton matngs. & .
" sUNDRTEs.
Curtain lace and muslin curtains en-
bodered musins emps &C. linen sheengs
all widths and napkins pillow and bolster linens
and and coioed Mnrseles
white councrpsnc- so cloth table and piano covers
voed dam,sk piano covers whitc dim
and Russia Diapers housewife and family
nens Handicapped Variety CRIB blankets and quilts, hc
&C.
are anxious close with the season. June 81
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Or1sloNs or 1nr PaEss.

The IIoutsyille Journal says; "Dr. Rogers's Liv- erSoGt aud Tar not only gives immediate felei ia Coughs and Colds but, from the testimony oi men of the highest standing here and elsewhere, u is making some very remarkable cures Of Consump- tion.'
 The Railway Register adds: "We have heard Y stated. by persons ot great responsibility who have used this medicine, that il ia enc ef the most remarkable medicines Of the age. for Coughs Colds. Inlnehza Bronchitis, Asthma. Pain in the Side and Breast, Spitting ot Blood, Whoopng Cough and all Lung Complaints, which fl geeied usually iefmi- nate iR Consumption; and the certificates attached 10 the advertisements would seem fully to justify this statement"
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A II uuTT

A. J. h U TT HAS just received from New 0hsans . large III stock of cOODs--among which are shs IOi lowing articles:
 Ends. saasr; 90 sacks Coffee; 10 bbls Molssses; g boxes Star Candles; 10 half. do.: box best Imperial Tea; tieree Rice, Casia 10 doz. Mustsfd;
 and Mace: basket Said Oil; eask Clarpt; { hbls. Dried Apples.
 HARD WARE. 3.oO0 Ibs. sweeds Irpa, 9s Pais Trace Chains; I6 Filh Chains; Cora Mills; TO- dn with Stretches;
 Louisville Blaeksmiths' Bellows. 90 inch; do. do. do. S6 inch; Mousehole Anvils, and Sledges; Loag and short handled SPADES, &c., &e.
 HATS AND CaPS. Moleskln, Silk, Coney, Russia. Panama. Leg horn, double aud single, and Palm Leaf HATS, of ail qualities and prices.
 CLOTHENG. small bat well selectedI lot of QUESTIONABLE SUMMER CLOTHING. for sale low.
 BOOTS AND SHOES. The largest and best selected assortment of BOOTS and SHOES ever offered in Little Rock, from the lightest Kid to the heaviest Bsogan. 6.hildrens, shoes, of every size and quality. .aLSO-A handsome stock ofQUEENSWA ARE, GLASSWARE and WOODWARE--and, in fact, a complete assortment ofevery kind of Goods that can possibly be needed in Little Rock. The public wiIl benefit themselves by giving me an early cali spilO
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THE GREAT REMEDY.


 Fer Rheumatism, Gout, Pain in the Side, Hip. B,ck, Limbs and Joints. Scroiuia, Kings Evil, White SweiiiHgS, Hard Tumors, Snti Joints, and all Fixed Pains whatever
 WHERE THIS PLASTER Is APPLIED, PAIN CANNOT
 EXIST
 IINHE following commendstion is from an agent Il residing at Trenton, Tenn.
 Trenton, Gibson Co. Tenn, Nov. |, Isis. Messrs. SCovIL & MLAD; Gentle men-- The He brew Plaster is becoming popular in this section. there Is lady in this county, who says she would not be without this plaster for five hundred dollars year. She was afflicted for time with an en- isrgement of The Spleen, which gave her great dea' ot pain, the swelling and pain had extended up nearly to the arm pit, and occasionally she could scarcely breathe. She was confined tor a conside- rahie time, during which she was attended by some of oar best physicians. but they gave her nc relief she procured box of the HebIew Plaster and ii re- lieved her almost immediately, and now she keeps supply of ii on hand constantly. These fsr,s yon are at liberty to use as you may think proper-tney , are substantially true.
 Respectfully yours, &c.
 JESSE J. WELLS. The application of the Plaster between the shout. coughs. Phthise and lung affections, in their prima- mary stage. If desuo,s laaamsiion by perspira. ton.
 BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS There IS miserable. worthless Counterfeit art- cie. scai'essd about he country by PedIers and others, who seek 10 obtain living bv deeevng the public by their false pretences, and trying 10 sell il for genuine. To detect :his-when you purchase box. remove the wrappsf ani If you ind il print cd on one side only, u ls eoaatereii and ypu had better hand Il back to the ageot at o8ce--as the wrapper around the box of ihe genuine is always printed on both sides, with picture of he oid Jaw aud copy right secured to E Taylor, Ih ths
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HARDWARE.

HUNTS Broad. Hand and chsppinr AXES: 1A Patent Bn=4 HiaRes and Fasss; Smi,h's Rel. lows, 2S 10 36 inches; Varnish: Pssa,; Dass sad Shoe Brnshes Iron Braces: Sco,cla ds. wlth Ri,ss: brass Flush Bolia. Spring aud Barrel do.; ssehet. hrmer. turning sad American Chisslst Tusniae Gonges; bed and table Casiors; eotton. wool, and horse Cards; halter, log and fflh Chains; Deer Springs; cork and patent Faucets, Flush Drawer Handles; wardrobe end brass Screw Hooks; bread. shingling and axe Ha,chsts; aaa, shoa, hand ana Sledee Hammers; brass Door Hooks; shoe, butcher. and drawing Knives; tea, brasa and enansisd Ks.. ties; MoFtice Lockss with Mineral Knehs; pla,r. knob and closet Locks; Door LAichss; Spirit Levels and Piumbs, Corn and Coffee Mills; rea Mol.s<es Gates; wrought and horse Nails; brass Screw Rlss, smooth, jack and jointeF Planes; Spoke Slaves: bench Screws, screw and sash Pallies; wesl Pull lies; Jones's Sash Locks; Scythe Stones: German. cast and blister Steel; Sickles; grass aad grala Scythes; ShoveIs and Tengs; Ames's and ether Spades; long and short handle Shevels; Stocks aaa Dies; Screw Plates; bed and wood Screws; irou steel and plated Squares; cross-eut aud Rowlsnd's Mill Saws: felioe and wood Saws; compass and hand. do.; Vices; shutter Screws. &c., &e., &e., received and for sale ty
 July 3l. WILLIAM 3. WAIT
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IRON, CASTINGS, ke.-3,ooO iA. Bar lros. | 1k to 4by to X;
 IoO lbs Band Iron, to 1 by k;
 6Ge lbs. Horse Shoe Iron;
 ooo lbs Round aad Square Iron. k to &;
 2 Bundles Hoop lron. A te 2;
 sets Wagon Boxes; Sklllets, Nos. 2, ! and {. Round Pots. & a and 70 xallona: oSa L,I.. r,r. Dogs; 1900 lbs, Co.soa Vera, received Der .j i. Gordon" and for sale by
 July 3. VIM. R. WAIT
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No1hern District or the sislsOf New YOrks-snd is seveSicarried by Pediers.
 o. seoyii X Mead. 1ls, Csartrss street. New Orleans. sole General Agspts fo the sOuihssn States to whom sll oEdefs, and applications for agencies must be addressed. All the alDve Medicines eEN- JUNE are sold by
 J. W. Tappe. Little Rocl, Arkansas.
 C. C. Young. Pest Arkatsas.
 r. w. Brewster, Pine Bhfs.
 J. Hubbard. NapOlson. ani by agents appoint ed throughout the south.
 January, 1850. 23-ly
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NEW GOdDDN.

1WNHE subscribers have received per iats arrivals N aFull Stock of Goods, among which msy be found the following articles: 3-4, A, s4 6-4 lO-4 and i7-4 Brown Domestics. s-4, 4.4, 6-4, 6-4 l0-4 and l2-4 Bieaeked do. Linen and Cotton Ginghsms; Csiicoes in great variety; Lowell; Virginia and Carolina 0snabnrgs; Piain and Strped Cassimeres 1; Sattinetts, Linseys, Kentucky Jeans and KeVseys. l50 prs. Blankets, aii qualieis. Blesehed and Bro. Cotton DdIlings; Irish Linens, Table Linen. Nap kins. Diapers and Crash. White, Red and Yellow FIsnneis; Black and CoIored Alpaeas; Plain and Figured Mouslin de Laines; Shswis; Linen and Cot ton Checks; Silk and cotton Hdkfs Ladies' Cash mere and Cotton Hose, do. Gloves, Linen Cambric Hdkfs. &c., &c.. &c
 GROCERIES.
 Fifty SaS ks Best Rio Coffee Three HhAs. Best Brown Sugar; Crushed, Powdered, Loaf and Clari. fed Sugar; Imperial and GunpowdeF Teas Sperm Candies; Sperm and Lard Oil; Coarse and Fine Salt; Molasses Old Rye Whiskey One Pipe Pure Cogniae Brandy One do. Champagne do; Ameri- can do.: Holland Gin; Champagne, cIaret and Malaga Wines; Lemon Syrup; Ketchup, Pepper Sauce, Pickles, Pepper, Spice, SaieFaius, Indigo. Madder, &c. &c,
 HARD WARE.
 Butts and Screws, Heavy Rim Locks. Mortice Locks, Plate Locks, Closet Locks, Trunk Locks, Chest Locks, Pad Locks; Bfads, Packs, Door Laiches. Files and Rasps. large assortment of Table and Pocket Cutlery; Hand. Tenant and Min Saws Broad and ChoppIng Axes. Hatcheis, Draw ing Knives, Augers, Chiseis, Piain Bits, Anger Bis, Stirups, Birdie Bits, Spurs. Britsnia Table and Tea Spoons. Iron and German Silver do. Ra- xoEs. Shears, Scissors. &e., &c.
 BOOTS, SHOES, HdTS, ae.
 Ten Cases Kip Brogans. made 10 order--a good artiele Mens' and Boys Cali. Kip and Coarse Boo,s Shoes and Brogans. Cloth Caps. Fine Silk, Wool and Glazed Hats Saddles, Bride. Birdie filling, Msr,ingaIes. CirciBgies, Girths. Horse and Mule Collars. 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 of them been eniy selected, in Boston. New York and PhadeIphis and although cannot afford to sell them at '.cost and charges" will sell them at reasonable pro- fits, for CAsH or in exchange for Cotton, Pe!tries Beef Hides. Beeswax, &c. Those in want Of goods will find it to their advantage 10 call and ex anime our stock. l'o charge for showing goods.
 T. D. MERRICK x co.
 Oct. g, ls4e. Steamboat Landing. Gazette and Democrat copy three weeks.