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Lafayette Line.

Lafayette Line.
iheae to and from the Depot No. 10 Baronne
u,;,,.v fPARTuRR OF CARS:
IN ,0mm., i f. Depot, Is Baronna st."....s n"
Depot, 10 Baronne stS. TX ~
AFTER Wnlch the cars leave each and every eeum mt
And I' At s3 ~ and r IS = NJ; from The Depot
EsIlo Children under ia years.. bafS eres
~ Nota-Specia Night Cam for ns1ss haip ,Set .;
= a .e1uIeo. mh31 Iv
r RlDGEWATEk PAINT-From the B-;dg.-
wafer vine New Jersey.-Ths PAINT is confidently
recommended 10 the public the BRsT MINKRsI p.Isy
EYER INTRODUCED For decks of vessels and stsambas,s 4
Is invaluable, being certain protection against 1t
SPARKS, CINDERs, etc.
II becomes perfect slate. ~ '' III ioui weeks
/, FOk PLANTATION USE
cannot Dc too highly recommended as in addition IN "a,
npssious Qualities the bending, Shrinking or warn;ns 81
asfia upon which 1t lie used does not aect The pa;n,
IMen N equal proportions with Verdgris il makes II.
durable bottoms Tor vessels dries In few honrs
Us naIuIal color is light chocolate but il mixes Win r
ouea sood paint, and the readiness with woh Il ~
osl uecae unu, together with It's Immense bniy slns
uJy anu aahesiVe properties secure lis
~ wni oe inrnshed LOWE than any other naint in III.
and WOOD buildings, WAREHOUSES; etc p'"o'e ior BRICK
y. Y. BOSERT CO. 10 Camp ST. NewOrl.sns
and Texas. -A"' "iSs'Hsipp'' Alabama
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INSURANCE.,

THE LIVERPOOL AND LONDON FRI
LIFE II lSsyRANo E, CONAN
s s.a Ss nd Reserved Fund
3D. sa.s49 %
Working cspal-rHso Millions H TA.:s Hund''d and Fort
Offering BY il; unuSs s and the des
n.a,. f. w
pany. policies on pss S Mutual Companies, and al
ChAs BRIGGS, Agent, oltcs is5 Common st.
Directors in .Nsr Orleans:
z.r, Nicholson s;.; Sfs5s; ss'''
q Ogden
Directors .Ncp York.
r..so. corr.srr b baMEs ch nRo%N Chairman
isS:s MN ssan %:;$s,:
FRANCIS GRIFFIN, Counsel of the Board.
Directors in Liverpoo:
VIM. NICOL, Chairman.
!!os. H Il; EwaKr' Deputy Chairmsn.
TsS ss. s.s Hs s }sh M %sss
I'd tsss
- SwINToN BOuLT, Secretary
~ Directors in London:
VIM. EWAKT. M r., Chairman.
= Gro, FRED. You've UeDuty Chairman
Sir VIM DeHAtbe Bart Hon r. Ponsonby
William, Rroxvn NJ p ' Iohn ankinc
Mathsv Fo,.,s,, A jsms. MI Rasssete,
EaS"en. ~ !" ~ Sol.s ~ rsoIsee''
Ts.s u a. .ia"0n' IL, ; mou' p,sI .'
'oAnes AAoiuey, ~ l. SMip1oh Douil'
ox O. h1.s ue Mangles ~ 3 b,:,..u-..-
NO Sm BENZ. Henderson,, Resident Secretary.
: |,1-,-,,- ~ - ,1I ,.7,II1 49,, =,
"A NUITH AND TRUST co. OF PHILADELPHIA.
CAp1rAu. A2BO.OOO
- , ~
. ~ - .. H. URANIUM, President.
q. q. INLAY Secretary.
- flxcs. 40 u.u. ,.~... NJ...n-y.
81 SUseo 10 S~WP sefeot, 4NeUOVte0HS.
BENJAMIN FLORaNCE Aeynt
HOWARD SMITH, M. D., }maa,,., rx.,,;.
JOSEPH BENsADON, "a. D., ~ A""ne'''
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Cough itemedies.

Dr; Rogers Llvervort an,
Or, Davis Compound o
Wild Cherry and Tar,
Wlstdr's Balsam Of VIII,
Cherry and Tar,
DAVIS Compound Syrup o
Wild Cherry and Tar.
Pink Syrup,
God Liver Oil,
Or. CoAe's Syrup,
Dr.: Clarke's Wild Cherry ant
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HOPS-Fresh and just received, for sale BY
IL leo p, l.. MASSEY, cor. Camp and Gravisr sts.
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lSlgnedl ROBERT Nj. LEE, Recorder.

. United sctss Of Anlsried, State OF Pennsylvania,
City Of PhiadsiphtG.
Edvayd w. Roberts. Notary Public Of
Pennsylvania, the Philadelphia hereby certify
and make known thai have carefully copies te
statement and certificate original produce
10 lori hat lind
the - ~fS
In testimony Whereof hereunto set nv hand
Ssak and afhx my noara seal, this fourth
~ day Of October, A. d. 1851,
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MUTUAL BKNKFlT LIFE AND FIRE sastrH
AACB COMPANY OF LOUISIANA,
no0RPoRATED In APRIL iS4s, AND Declared A pIy1.
DhND OF oo PER CENT. ON TWO YEARS. BusIElss
once, Ne. rs Cam street,
Between Graves and Common ns
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" All articles In the NJ
catalogue will be supplied OF
my21
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s5os, 1888 81. s55s. 1888
CossElL DE LA MuN1olpALIrr No. Drux.,

oaauce 10 De pnVhled Tor by taxa
$7z3,73l So APPS
JOHN CALHOUN, Secretary
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Robert NJ Lee Recorder city Of Philadelphia do heeby
ey that the request of the United
States Life insurance. Annuity and Trust Company dsy
inspected the securities by them Id and set
statement and am fully satisfied from examination the
vesments oil the Company that the
actual value OF than hundred dollars and
C-----N Witness my hand and official SEAL 10 vii
n. SCI a. city hs seal Of The ely Of phadslPh
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O0lAh ,TRMPl1 OF HONOR No. mse,s .v.,v vva..
bsxi, Sss = S,sisSss ~ Unity Hail No Mstisar,
ead Installed IL oce 10 ,ssvs w. 9 ' were
gmuaG 0ny md ending Oct n i86I, III the Term De
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Fever aud Ague.
M9rilmer's American Tonic.
indian Cholasog ue, for Fever
, md Ague,
Tnr,tr 1hs"t
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ODs0k TEMPLE o. HONOR No. s.-Aiee,, ,emi. n,,r,,,,
evay alnaas Tuesday evening at onlool -
Son, Of TsHp~anos Hall. % 81 Charss street oics,.
M .aS pnt ''sm ending the fin, meeting in May. is0i
Seas ). Sss.;. EdSa5d Mclaughlin wv
teAr kscssh RI9shns Dove. q
W ". IT, MICA cEaii;,;y " y
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rrIkwae Off meapees.

AZ regular enmmaniealion of Mt. Horsb Lodge No. {, Fsb. 1. A. D. ISj.--A. f. Bsst.
 Wbefsas, it has been communicated Co ihis Lodge that t has pleas d an sli-wiss and insefhtabis Providence ia-Temove from among as our faith iul, venesable aad esteemed brother. Joseph w. MeKesn, late a member Of this Lodge, who has been connected wih us ia the sacred bonds oI fsiehdship and brothedy love for many years, who departed this life ih January, A. D. 1851. And whereas, the sad aad melancholy intelligence o( ,he decease of o0r worthy brother who has gone down to the grave Tali of years and covered with ell the honors due 10 long and ussfnl life. spent in the discharge Of many lnportaei aud responsible public duties. with on integrity pure and nnsI.Otted, hes caused solemn and moua,fal gloom to rest apon Hs as band of brothers and which brings us again to consider how uncertain IS humau fife and how fraii is mortality. and feeling t to be our privilege and opr Masonic duty to testify our profound and sincere respect for oaE brother while living, and in death deep asd unaffected sorrow and regret for his loss. Therefore
 Be RssoIssd, That we wear the usual badge of mourning. in memory Of our departed brother for the space of thirty days, and that we heartily sym. pathize with the family of said brother in ther bereavement and siflcsien, and that the Secretary make out and transmit to them copy of this pre- amble and resolutions, as testimony of our con, tnued regard aud consideration. and that the same be pupIished in the Washington Telegraph.
 S. T. SANDERS, Secretary.
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Decision of the supreme Court of the Uni-
 ted states,

Tho National Era gives the Free-Soil view of the late decision of ihe Supreme Court which we pub llshed Ihursdty, that decision has forever put to the r5aad assertions of Benton and other Free Soefs respecting the eternal binding force of the ordnance of l757 Il places ths Free sOer gen. try too. .IO a curious diiema. They have beea stantiy arguing that the decisions of Inc Supreme Court Were Anai on al constitutional questions. = What will they say uowl Win they agtate in favor of altering the copslituionl The Era. says:
 "lhe Supreme Court of the United States. re- e0gHzing ihe federal constitution ss it's higher law appears bs under the impression that its corner stoue Is slavery; for iH con>truing the provisions respecting that subject, it's leaning Is uniformly to the side of slavery and against liberty So far from regarding lie cons itniiona provisions relating to slavery as exceptions To nsurai right and therefore to be considered strictly, il seems to consider them tne ruie and that it's duty Is to give them liberal constructions, extending beyond the letter, embrac. ing more than ihe strict terms include.
 Not content with deciding the case egitimately before 1t, in favor of slavery the Court travelled out of he record for lbe sake of anuulling by dictum We all know how often this ordinance llns been ap- pealed to as aa authority, and in how high es,ima- ton ii is held by anti slavery men. Was the Court anxous to deprive them Of the argumen Ut they were accustomed 10 draw from this ordiaauce7 Certsinly no opinions on it's validity WIS solicited or needed The was decided witaouts any reference 10 it. why, then. supertou4 opiaion declaring the ord nancs of no tffrci We can conceive no rsasor except the wellknown bias of the Court in favor O lac claims oi slavery"
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DEPARTURES.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
 I0DNMMDA N~

WILL be prepared to transport MERCHAN- w DEE from PHILADELPHIA 10 PITTS BURGH in anticipation of the opening of the Eust- ern Division of the Pennsylvania Canal say on and after the TWENTIETH of FEBRUARY, at the following rates viz:
 For ist Class Dry Goods, Hats, Boots and Shoes, Drugs, Books, Stationsfy. &c .at Sl per 100 lbs For 2d Glass Hardware, Queensware, Groceries, Paint and Dyestuffs. Oils, &e., at 80 cts. pr 100. For Sd Glass Coffee. Leaf Tobacco, Iron, Guano, Bacon, Beef, Pork, &c. at 60 cts per 100 lbs. For 4th Class-Tar, Pitch. Rosin. Ashes. Marble, Pig Iron, Bricks, &Ge ,at 50 cts: per 100 lbs
 II. II. HOUSf TON,
 Freight Agent, Penu Railroad Go.
 No. 274 & PIG Market Street, Phila. N. B.--GoOds going Ess, by our Road should be consigned to McFADEN & C0VODE,
 Pittsburgh. PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY. PASS FINGER TRAINS between PHILADEL. PHIA and PITTSBURGH. Leave Philadelphia Daily at s A. M., and at lOIs P NJ. Leave Pitts burgh Daily at 8 A. NJ and 9 P. M. A. HENDERSON, Passenger Agent. 2t2m.
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Immigration to the United states ia 1880

The Secretary of State has furnished 10 Congress statement of the number oi immigrants which have arrived at the ports of the United States for the year ending 3Oth of September, ls50 the general sggre. ot which is SIS ,S33, opposed to 2996 60 last year. This shows an increase of l5.723. snding New York has taIlsa off nearly l4.000. The, in crease in California has been between 10000 and 80 900; but emitting this new Staie the decrease has been proportionate with New York throughout the Union. At the rate Of 3I5 900 per anuuu1. the immigration 10 occur from 1851 to 1884, ten yeats. would amount 10 three millions ahi oue-eight. or equivalent to ihe white population of the whole South in ls4o. it is remarkable. too, that of the numbers last year, nearly oue-iourih here pre- pared 10 engage in useful branches of industry with means at hand. aad but moety of that population dcndmnated paupers.
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Benefits of odd-Fcllowship.

Although the benefits 10 be derived from this Order have been frequently an ably stated in all tsis details, and ihe claims Of tho Institution pre- sente! 10 the public mud by those fully competent to the task, yet it may be well to keep the matter before ths psapis. by occasionally reminding them ot The .aets which NO are about 10 state.
 l. ln case member of the Order is rendered unable 10 attend to his occupation by sickne or accident he is entitled to from four 10 seven doi- lars per week tseeerdng to the degree he has taken) so long us lie remains uuabe 10 attend to his business.
 the Order; his remains arc ollowed to the tomb by it's members. and are deceniy inferred in their iozg resting place
 8 iIiswidow is provided for, and her wants sup piled, as necessity may require.
 4 His orphan children educated at tho ex- pense Of the Lodgr, and they are watched over and protected by is members.
 ,. In ease membr buries a wife he is entitled to the sam of twenty dollars to aid in defraying the funeral expenses
 6 When brother is sick he is to be visited from tune 10 time, and 10 be watched with, if necessity Teqalres.
 :. A travelling brother, when far from home and in land of strangers. is to find relief in case ct sickness or nis ortune if among Odd. Fellows.
 D. It Is calculated to promote the morale of the community, by restraining its members from drun keness and other illegal and dsgraceful practices, under penalty Of expulsion.
 9- Hiseaicudted to maks social aud humane. by requiring them frequently To meet together in the bonds oi Love ana Friendship, to devise mea- snres Tor the relief of their distressed feilowcrea tufes.
 io It IS eais0ia;ed 10 bring together men of the most dscoriaut onions and 10 unite them in the ponds Of broihes'y love and affection.
 II. IL is calculated to ghten the publi: burden, by providing far maay who through sicknsss or m'siorane might otherwise be cast uPon the public for support
 i2 IL has tendency 10 cultivate In It's members the principles of benes eeaee mud charity by teach. Ing them 10 feel and sympalhiEe with the sick and afflicted arouas them. aud to seek every opportu. niy 10 to them g' od
 hese are some of the benefits resulting from our ihsNiatoni and here let me ask, can such aa Order Os dangerous iu it's tendencyt Il speak as uato wise men. judge ye "- Iadrpeadsnt Odd. Feilow.
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The Great Fair.

lhs Lonaon Times soemnly. and seasonabIy too, We 'h'ak eaiis II on ihe cnzees cf London 10 set
 er houses in order for the reception of visitors to ue als lhe numaer cut os the Kingdom, it sup pesss' may roach oae milton. 10000 are 10 be thsfe from Vienna alone; and of the 2e oe0 ,o00 composing the British resim. London executed, one mil.isa ws doubt be on hand The Times think { uai saf-alsFesi will take care of the feeling and seePing and il warns strangers in advance of .iopg bills and exta fees
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Form sf Cssifeate.

The undersigned. pesimsser ef .eertiies that he Is well acquainted wth the guarsnisrs above named and their property. ad that they are sufi : cisat and able to make goodheir guaranty.
 INSTRUCTIONS. Embracing certain eoaaifioai 1kieh wiA be aeorpo.
 rated tn tas cAtraeis.
 l. Seven minutes are aIlased for opening and closing the mails at all office where no particular time is specified; but on rsfoad and steamboat routes there is to be mors delay than Is aeces sary to deliver and receive th bags. g. The mail to be eonveyein preference to pas. seDgers, aud to their sniIre scluslon. h its weigh ! aAd bulk require it.
 | 3. Post ofiice blanks. mail Ass, aad the srseia sgenis sf ihs Department, on tesxhbitiSa of thei
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A Model Editor.

correspondent of tho Boston Museum thus speaks of Mir. Wright, editor of the " Chronotype" He has been known to write with pen in each hand on two different subjects, rock the cradle with his feet, and whistle Hail Columbia for the twin babies. while intenty perusing of Par kers ser mons. all at the same time.
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Form tor Bid irbere no change from Gdpsr tissnsRt
 is contemplated by ths bidder.
 "I Cor we, the case may bel fherc write the name or names in fall of here state the residence or re idences hereby propose to carry lhe mail on route No. from 10 as often as the Postmaster Gene'al's advertisement for pro. pOsaIs the same, dstet January l5 ls5l requires. in tho time slated in tho schedules contained in such adve .tisement. aud by the following mode of conveyance to-wit [ti,re snte how il is to be veyed, for the'annual aim of [here write out the sum in words at (ull leigth.l
 Dated tsigned.l
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Dancing school.

CEO. B. KING, respectfully informs the ci,i- " zens of Little Rock. and vicinity, thai he will open his School in the above accomplishment, oa Saturday, tho lst day of March, at the Rock Hotel.
 Lessons for young Ladies. Misses and Masters, will be given on the morning and evening of Sat. urday of each week
 Little Rock, Feb. Is, 1851. 2i-lw.
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Groceries.

TOliND D. ADAMS has on hand, and oifsrs is his J fisnts and customers, int safe, No 1 Maeksssi in kits, Haibd in bbls. Sugar, ColEse. Spice. Pepper, Ginger. Nubaegs. Cloves, rs6oiIsa Moiss- ses, indigo and Msddef, Powder, Shot and Lead. Rice, &e. Sc.
 Alsa--TEAS Psuehong. Young Hysoe. Rissk. and yety superior article of" Imperlsl "-tagehsr with. Preserved CaTaais, Goosebeuiss, Gagss. Rheabsrb, &e.. foF family use. Dee 2J, 1850. la-
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PRorEcriON FIRE AND MARINE COMP ANY

VTvElE undersigned. agent for this oid and well l established institution, continues to issue poli- cies of Insurance against loss or damage by fire, at the current rates of premium charged by other responsible companies. All claims for loss, under Policies issued by the undersigned will be prompt ly adjusted. and paid by the General Agent of the Company located at Cincinnati. The losses paid by this Company in tho Western Country, during the last 5 years, exceed S?.n00,0 QUO.
 VIM. E. WAIT, Agent, l7,h Feb 1851. 24. al Little Rock,
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LyLOUR-l50 bbis Ohio supsrfins; N iDDl do Illinois extra do: WHITE LEAD--51 kegs pufe;
 SUGAR . bls powdered; CASTINGS 2000 lbs hollow ware:
 iRON--4o00 lbs assorted bar. WINDOW GLASS--23 boxer;
 CANDLES-E 60 boxes star; GRASS SEED--clover. timothy aud blss.
 Received per late arrivals, and for sale by
 Dec IF VIM. E. WATT.
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Arkansas River Packet. TEAMER SAINT FRANC
 D. S. JAMES. Muster,

"TIGl, continue 10 run as f@O~ b
 w regular packet, between Ma stfs5s4.AfE poleon and Fort Gibson. This beat is as light, if not of lighter draught than any other boat on the river. Passengers and shippers may rely on her punctualiy performing her trips. and at low rates as any other boat in the trade
 Feb. IA, 1851. 2i--H.
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Form .f Guaranfs to aeeompany .seA ti4

The undersigned [hee inser. the name of the gnaran,or or guaraDtors guaranties that there in sert name of bidder or names of bidders, the may bel if his Cor ihein bid for carrying the mail from 10 bs accepted by the Post master General, shall ente into the contract req uired by the Postmaster Gene'ai, pursuant ta such bid prior to the first day of iy next with al least two good and sufficient sureies, to perform the service proposed
 Dated lslgned.l
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WALTON, SANFORD & co.
 GENERAL GB0CERS. COMPRESSION MERCHANTS,
No. 2s, New Levee, N OrIeaas:

No. 25, New Levee, V Orfeaas: HAVE constantly on ha0d general and well H selected assortment of staple and Fancy Groceries, Fine Liquors snI Hiaes, PrsoisiDns, Etc, Etc
 In addition to the articles usually found In n Grocer's Stock, they keep snprly q Naiis Glass, Drugs, and Dyes. Letter and Gap Paper, Playing Caras, &c. &c.
 Their aim will bs to sell good and fresh articles. and always at FAIR MARKET PRICES. Their facilities for bayiug with their experience in the A Ark ansas trade. and their knowledge or the waBts of that section, they think will saahis them at all times 10 Il. satisfactorily, .uch orders as they nay b. favored with.
 Jan. 1, 1851. l-y.
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MARRIED D:

Al Hot Springs, on the 3Olh uit., by Charles Burke, Esq, MARTIN R. WATSON. Esq. ui Texas, to Mrs. WILLIAMSON. of Hot Springs.
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o. Oas church alone In Cincinnati owns over na million in real estate, al of which is exsmp, rom ron taxation under the present Constitution eI
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FOR SALE.

TUX SAElE.
 A LIKELY malatto woman about 2S 0 "A yeaIs of age. with a spfightiy ehih .GA about ssvea yssrs ola. The woman is hsstClEN rate washer ant ironsr. sud one Of the best -NA
 L. j. REARpoN. J :r,is5i ,i-;L
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Partridge Boots.

4 Cases Water Proof. just received and foF ssls F by FATHERkY & CLEMENTS. Fs5. II 1851. ana "
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Wafs! afats!! Mnts!!!

q Cases Fashionable silk Hats ( Dcx Wool dp Z, Dog Cloth Caps. Rec. ivsd psr Pontiac an; for sale by JOHN D. ADAMS.
 Feb. II, 1851. Steamboat Landing.
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Nlllslrics from New Oglcans.

S,stalrics from New Orleans. D ECEIyED per Steamers Phillip Pennywit and I( Pontiac, tho following goods, ts.wt: 100 bleached Sacks Salt; 10 half Bbs Molassss 1 Bbl. Rico s6sa lbs. Sweed Iron 50 ibs do, Flow Moaids; 90 Steel Mills. assorted sizes Dozen Grass Bed COrds; 2 Coils do Rope; Coils Cotton Rope: 10 Bright Ox Chsius;
 , Doz waterproof RiAs Lecks; 9 do. Pam Lsaf Hats; l2 do. Webster's Spei!er'i l00 sets Cups and saucers; 100 do. Elgsd Plates;
 2 DoE fiorss Collars;
 3 do. E. E. E. Hats; se pair Meu's tn ick Boots; 10 Bbis. Prime Sugar. For sale by
 A. J. HUTT. Feb. 10. 1851. Main street
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

TRuE DELTA, Feb. :, 1851. Cotton--The demand was general, and being freely met, by factors. who feel the necessity ol re- ducng our enornons stock Of nearly 270.00o bales, fully 5000 bales found buyers at irregular prices, but fully establishing yesterdays decline. The purchases were chiefly Tor Europe, Northern buyers remainiag inactive.
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Flows, Flows.

Flows, Flows. DECEIVED per Santa Fe> hO and Dove, the folio.ing x-=s;...- goods .asJsa,x -SSsss, sss,ssss.. 75 Cast ahtf wrought and zsaA two horse Flows. 90 Kegs aud quarter kegs powder. 20 Sacks Rio Coffee. 5 Bbls. Meiasses. Dozen Collins Axes. For sale by A. J. Hu IT,
 Main street. Feb 1, 1851. 22-u
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100000 lbs. NEW GOO EDS,

100000 lbs.
 NEW GOO 0S, D EcEyED by WALTER sIITCHmLLi IG within ihe last men'h, that have been raf. chased bv hign o better terms than any siock hih- ettO and as well seected which he ~iil dlsPess of at such rates as sba. .nlaee customers 10 purchase more lbefaIy than hesorc--the irn'h o' which may be tested by su persons who VIII 'ANot nun wtth call and examination, ai his New Cash stores, on Main and Markham streets, Little RnSi. where they will nd a, all tinss. full assortment etsll artislrs belong n to the following branches of tnerchandlsss viE:
 Dry Cosds, Dooss aaa SAoes. Groceries. Hats and Cps. CyosS,ry. DpBgs asd Medicines; Ifardisers. Paia.s and Oiis. Ttaieaye, Clothing.
 FaraiiHs. Fiear, S,aaeuarr. Rhfsssy and sn i,oa aad Naiis. otter Li?aers. Stones and Castings. BGc0H. Cotton Tara.
 Sole and Upper Leather. and ail other atheies svsf General Variety store.
 Therefore. he would respectfully Invite ell pss- SOD. that yist Lile Rock. io give him call. that he may give them cordial reception, aht aeqait himself as far as may be in his power. os tas aesvs I broad ssseftIons
 EIis unnrecrdented success thzving..so far, ans. passed hs most sAngaine anieipstIoHs) places hiD under very great obligations 10 al has casiomeFs. and hs wonid hereby render most hearty thanks ie one and si for past iaVors aud kindiyiask eoniiar 1 uance of the some.
 His present facilities for business enables bm io sell more goods than he can possibly get into he house, but hopes. in future to be able to Supply sH demands. as he IS ahoa, toyesabiis Whoiesaiw House al N.aPOLEON. by which meaas any quantity Of goods will he delivered al Little Rock. at all times as eheap they be purchased ia New Otleans or Cincinnati, with exespIon e freight and expenses
 In twenty days from this date, neat as may be. he will retarn from Cincinnati, with abeat eighty tons oT Whiskey Flour. and such Aticiss as can bs pnrc chased, the cheapest in ,ha. city.
 Just received. per steamer Cttixen, ninety bbls. Whtskey, and tW eny Cheese. which is going s9 ike hot cakes ". MITCHELL.
 Little Roes, Dee. 2lsi. ls5o l6-i5W.
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,.MOE.fSNES SC.

EuST Received per Phillip Psnnywlt. sJ ( Bbls. Motasses 6 half do.i I Cssk Rice. and for sale by FATHERLY k CLEMENTS. Feb. II. 1851.