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NiSHIs0f0S MaLR SEMINARY,
Eaempssead County. Arks.

faempstead Coanty, AFks. " sHE second sessioa of this Institution, opened 1 this merning, February Huh, la5u, Rev. c. F, TuRREsTIsE, Superintendent and Pfa. lessor of Moral and Intellectual Philosophy, Belle Letters, and Spanisb LIterature. Rev. II. C. THwKArr, A. M.. Professor of GFecisn, Roman. French and Tsslias Litesature. tAmEs CRocxEa, A. M, Professor Of Mathematics. Students received In the Primary Department sHd instructed.
 Primary Department. per session of q wseks, payable quarterly in advance, Sl2 as Preparatory Department. Is @ Collegiate Coarse. 70 O Vocal and InssEumental Music, Elements Of Musical Composition. tExtrs) s@ lnitjation Fee, e No deduction for absence unless in cases of pre- tractsd illness
 All students charged frem the time of ihsl entry to the end of the session.
 N. R-The sons of all ministars who are eh. gagged in the regular work of the ministry. or e those who are supeFanusied or have died in the ministry: will be educated free of charge. BoAaptaa can be obtained Ia the best families at from S6 to S9 per moath.
 Particular attention will he paid both to ,b' moral and intellectual training of all s,adsiA4 committed to our charge.
 s. T. SANDERS, Secretary.
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GrsbcerRes.

-ss = Sacks Salt, lG Sacks Coffee; Is Bbs. Sugar;
 l Rbi. Powdered Sugar 10 Bbls and half 8ilxS Meiasses TIercs Rice. Raislns. Cheess. vsrmfolIlE, Maearonl, Sweet Chocolate, Lohssers, Saralnss. Birthstone, Ciaam, Spanish Brown, Rot ton Stolse, Whiting. Bfistel. Brick, Emery, Lamp Sticks &c,, &e. Received per Pontiac, and for sale by JOHN D. ADAMS,
 Feh II, 1851. Steamboat Landing.
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NEW CI.OTMaNG :!
MARBLE CUTTING!

Tombs, Monuments, Grase st9aesea Me.,
 Furnished t0 OEdeT.
 T0SEPH CLARK, Stone Gutter, (Eate of New J Osleans,) begs iesse to inform the citizens Of Lifee Rock and inc vicinity, that he has opeaes sn establishment WatsF Sigert, tadiosning Wiilaass Georges sioEe.l for the purpose of exeeeisag sli kinds of MARBLE WORK, and invttes the stlea- lion Of all those wsng asy thing nf this kissd done in heal aad wofkman- ike manner aad al aode- rats price, He wit keep hand stock of tiae hest natesiat and IS ready to execute all work ip his Iine aFthe shortest notice.
 Little Rock, Aag (, ls5a f5-H
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LITTLE R0Ck ToTKBRT AND SAETHERT.
 Roswell Egeebe

MOULD respectfully call tho attention of Ih,
 " psbiio to tiss ASvve establishment, which hss recently undergone atioFsugh repair and. hay iBe the necessary facjifies. is fally prepared to furnish to order. with great pr0mPtness, every article snthat iiae ef either wrought esst Isen. Bfass or Copper, Of as good maaesisl proportions, and work manship, and aPon as eleap terms. as any other Feahdry in this ceuntry. Mii'FigbIs asd oiEefs ordering wheels, wit be pleased to give ihe No. ef eegs and pitch, also the psrsieulsr slse sRd shape of the eyes wanted ia each wheel. The di- aaleter of s wheel. when cast, will be ef gu inch per foot iess--ths same with length of sliaft.-- Orders shepld also he accompanied wjth efaHght and full description of what is wanted and the postage paid.
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DR. LElDf'S SARsAPaRILLA BLgoB PILLs
 Ahead of all Oshers!!

 Ths Emvy ef aIi Essii MAaaFaetarersa DEcAUSE they are safer. better and more eff Az caeioas than any otAens; snd because the pee sr wli tsks ae nafiee sf others tsy ossaiH isen se0seooo BOXES have hesB soid aanaAliy fos the Isl YOUNG AND OLD, MALE AND FEMALE, eam alwag, take fserB wfs equal sasssfy, and wfftsfaf feaF F PILLS BE EEcRsS.sRY fst paswSnx snd ceanssss tas staeh and buwsls and partying la Blead asd ss combined eiss6fs or contain safsagATiBa h thsm.
 Eafs nF4xAk and Live as Usma1, and phfsae tsss asa oecapsiipn whsl akAnE Aass weuf fsa oi sASiss eelss darng ali kipds of wsstsat
 ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS waxreA taal cesfsirsass' ssan Ftyn ciss, eieyasn biefkers of Congress aad rsspeessh n sens1 be preaneed of teH eeaey thsn us sny shs eok w,t aferiisas assd naaeh wholesome advice aaeeuga -faJy have 10 taste ar uasaeasaps smell,
 Free from dass psaslef d assy kiha,
 lo isaf gFkfs tss staAseeh ~ bo2els,
 Pyudnee GsD sckaeae. ss,ssisssss If kaA fseiaEg,
 THEY AkE CUDD AT ALL TINES,
 Aad Rdaptua to lnoet dfsealHR eosnm8B tD mask4d No having saksn aln wi ha wiling Aiesx ssa' n take any ctsss, because sy viii Aissp ae good, aas they do hes, lhen He 9sAew wllL
 ar saxEis cheass assa gysean, 4 is sesfs ezpshes PhIaAespl}as gEAadats af te unasauAy ef Peaass sh onbnf 0f aereH, aaedicni ansaits f Fhilaaetas aer York B0soa, Baltim5fe, ke and aesiess and eaffsse as ussIsDsr a aessEzl hseal intsisnns s f0aas a~a henss tbs Sf kAe 1eatsf esnAaears Aaeed m 1 piis and tehs beEz fee8sERep&sd n e pEaetas f s sgaeshe pfEy siesaas sfSuAjaoat ibE Uniisd Hfstts
 PFiheiAf Dctos. Ds. bxAayss DtsPenaay, No i4 Nssa FeaFfh Ex.. Fnaadep phiand s4d wAsnasis and frtnli L ". Tspgs Liue Rock; \. sasysaseas Vas Bsfssi -e gisss aud ssesekespets if he unised siaaes Octa9'S3 ~R
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Wat~l sEafs,! Watsi,.

D Cases Fashionable Silk Hats t Dcs Wool do 1; < 3 Doz Cleth Caps. Received nsr Ponstae aad ieg sale by JOHN D ADAMS
 Feb H. 1881. Slsasnboes Laading
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Just Received,

Just Received, DER steamer Pontiac, large and well selecte | stock of LIQUORS, WINES, PRESERVES, GROCERIES, &c. The assortg45nt IS much better and more than douhly as large t ever was con Slstng in part of
 6t pipes otard, Gotard, and Dupfe Brandy; casks Madeira Wine;
 '' pure juice of Port; 50 gals. old CogRse Brany in demiiohnS; 5o '' '' Scotch Whiskey; 50 ss Irish 10 bbls. old Rye and Bourbon WhiskeY; " " Peach Brandy;
 quarter casks St. CT. X Rum; bbs. White Wine;
 s |" Malaga Wine; quarter casks Jamaica Rum; pipes Holland Gin: IS boxes Skedam Gin: 50 baskets Champaigne, choice brands; eexes Heck Vine;
 dozen old Madeira Wine; pure juice of Port; 10 boxes Claret; dozen choice CeElialS; baskets Annlsett;
 boxes Absynlh; 10 '' Curaeo; 10 '' Brandy Cherfos; 40 !" Lemon Syrup; 16 dozen Scotch Ale;
 " assorted Preserves; larrels Curraats; 2 npASs AiltoAi barrels CfanherTieS;
 ? .' S. s. Almonds; 20 half boxes Raisips; S9 drums Figs:
 boxes Pine Apple Cheese; 10 <" Ohio Cheese: 70 dsSen Kentucky Mustard, t fresh Peaches in cans; :" fresh Green Peas in eans; 10 '- Pickles. assorted; '" cans Lobsters; s "' " Msekerel,
 , '' sF Salmon;
 l ease Sardines;
 s dozen Tomato and Walnut Ketehap, /" Norcisestegshife Sauce; s "' Pepper Sauce;
 |" Olive Oil;
 5 " Olives;
 5 " Cspers; 70 ' Red Pepper, is harrcls whise Sugar; 25 kegs fresh Crsekers; n kegs ehsi1e 9ohae@o; s26.oee Hagans Ciesn The abave were selected expressly for this mar ket and are of the best qualify. anG will Dc sold lew fas cash. JACOB HAWKINS. March H. 1851. 27--tf
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NOTICE.

N HAVE st some Heahss ssd cost, geafes Dy Mili. 90 that il wili gssnd aHd sas at shs sane time, persoBs who may wlsh cora gseaad, esn have is done at suy time they wiIi ssBd bvFsafiss may be 10 abs r@ses oI teii charged is shird ortwenty five eesis pss hashsl
 July Is, 1880 e-as 1T D, II. BINGHAM.
 (Dtm GSsl
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FROST & CO, N4H DEALERS IN E UB0Ots, shoes, BrOgans.I=A
 HATS, CAPS, &C,,

PALM LEAF, MEXICAN AND CAMPEACHY
 HATS. No 10, Magazine. between Caual and Common st.
 NEW ORLEANS. IT From our Houses st New York aud Bostoa we are constantly receiving fresh supplies of the above Goods. Country Dealers are invited to call aud examine oEr extensive stock
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Iron, Nails and Castings.

9ln LBS assorted iFoM; JUL 50 kegs Asiis.
 I0eo Castings, iss sale foss bg
 r. D. MERRfcK < co. Bessms r, is5u I5
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AAE NAN M&kA sxN Mk mAH@sp hAMANaa@
 '
 lsa sPpsma the lss og APr1 ie
 ass Usssass, teSL ths sab-
 s6Isass wiIIs@h ,s s.ys. pAaSsK EaMm oE aTAeRs Frsus 1ssssS asak q ias pssneas sfss shs aaeomae- dstsen sF lhs lsa0siiag pahaaa-- M . @ i nsrsltease essKR eshsf daHs (annspt sandays. with rhs BnlasH SsasGe mmils
 IN F0UR HOnaE RosT G0AealEAs ns SocIeek. 4. M, ams assiss at Hot spstnss. sane 2a1s a1sasen6Mm0D1xIoH LfEE. raar Horse rsss Csaalss. will iesss Ealtis Rsek evsfv Insssssaine dnys al Ihs sHms boar ia the moinlSa and assiss st 10, sPsbags next day. .: 3, ! tts evening
 fARg ns slsssr flas, Ez.sa Bsssass h ps'P0aipa rhe huhacsIhef is tise eehtFselss Fer ahe convey aea f fhs nissd esness Malls ca tha routes FFem Ilille Rack so Fort En6lh. and fom Litlle kack to Wnshtnrton, Eu Ifempa assa Osaaay. slA Hot spsfngs -..ih Poss Coaehans ikses aimee @esk.s rY Bosh shess seutss tnisrsses wIth sha Stsam- boat United States Mail Llne from Memphis to Eis- IT Fl s.are ossae ss she .sntAsav Hsass- NF " PETER HANGER. srah Il.s 23--Ky.
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Family Flour, &c., Nc.

Family Flour, &c., &c. LUST received, a lot of merchandise direct from J Cincinnati, per steamers Leila No. 2, and Trustee,
 65 barrels Flour;
 casks Bacon;
 .. Canvassed Hams;
 10 boxes Star Candles;
 10 " Painted Buckets; barrels Dried Apples;
 1 boxes Tobacco;
 1 bags Cotton Yarn; And for sale by \. J: HUTT, Main streft. Mrg $, 1851. Ss-
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BoARD OF rRuxTrEs

BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
 Hon. D. r. WIf'rER. PRxTsngsr, Hon. H. PoiBdex,sr, Rev. Wm. Meorss, Rev. L. P. Lively Rev. B. P. Box. | N. Jones, M. D., Ms. 3. E. sss- dcfar. Mir. r. Willismsos, Hon. J. D. Trimbs Rev J, Custer. M. D.. Rev. J. ]. Roberts, (. B Msfchsi. Nj. b, Ms. ". " Andrews, Mr. ST Sanders, Ms.aH. W. Smith. T---22--f
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LNLOUR-200 bbls Ohio supeIfne; I LARD OIL-5 bbls winter strained; PLOUGH M0ULDS-l05 Diamond; BAC0N-4 hhds. hams and shoulders; P0Rk--t0 hbls. clear; LARD-100 kegs No |; COTTON YARN-20o0 lbs. assorted, 5 to 10. Received pr Hamburg and for sale by
 VIM. B. WAIT. March II, 1851.
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SfHfioMasy.
CUNsr CUys,g GUNslll

1 LUST RECEIVED, and for sale cheap for cash
 q fae Double and Single barrsiled Shot Guns
 RiHes, flint and percussion gna Locks. Sc, &e., al 1 the Gansnsith Shop. ea Main street. where repair ! ing is done ap blae. by Il. GRIFFiTHs. f NavG 9-
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NkYN GOODS ,

RECElVED, lsst night hy xleauess le.r.-. . snd Emily, Ssrge ios ef Fc,s.s. whch ~ ssisi''ioa te Pfetlaus aulysls, makes rAe so,s .. Fancy and staple MefehsRdssei now have or ss,.. ene nasSs compete ! ever have presented .o .l. pahsse, and respectfully invite al persons n r.- try aHd town, to ealJ and essmine inc sAre
 AL. HUTT, Masa s,s,,f Latte Rock. AastA, iSsl. sS
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LITTLE ROCK HIGH SCHOOL
 Boarding and Day SeAssl For Ysvng laAi,x

NesldtRr SA1 hAt MHSul FQf taMhR labsfx 1.-THE htstarss Of this SsminAfy WiE he Fsss,-a, \ she eak Seri. (B, VI. wi.sa . tanc,uat .,tr- 'sance oi she PaFtts is eafass,ly requested
 1Ais iHssttatien. under the care es Ms. sr4 f,. Missrs WOOD, whh Assistant Teachers. oa.,. every tsei,y feriRnayting ihe advantages of hjga fnished esasaisen Fesstssins Slthsn ts snSsl,,s t qualifications fer the various branches. which tbsy asss pFseiiEed with reTter, satistAcsian, shw, h n refer o ihe geysllrmea whose names ate anYexs5
 The Fap,s of tie BnAFaing Setael. benw ~ss s'ah'iy asseeiR,ed si'h their Teachers receive |, aueattoa 50 necessary to form sna rehne lie ,s,1 hers. and prasiace habits of orter and rsept,rt,, essential ia lhr formation of character. i Feeling The importance ai though knoW,e,.s. et The Ffeneh language, new indispensable n spo, edacatlon, lhe Principals wish to render il ay t, , | possible the lsugusge oi the establishment, Tbs, propose admlitlag the PuPiIs. @ha reside is tfs taniIy. e attend tho Preach clssses withou, sx,f, charge.
 ! The1cealion Ofthc city of Little Rock is he.l,hfsi pleasant. and accessible al ail times, by sleanhosl aRa stage.
 TAe system ot education, agsldaagsly pvsst.s aims al apsfieei appreciation of whA,evegts ts a,,e ed m developing lhe moral aud intellectual lseus. iembfacing thorough and ss siematie coatss. lfos ] the elementary to the highest branches Manysi, records otschoaFship and department are ,,an,mli ted to Parents. whiist every malicious ineiemsnt e study is alForsed.
 The seheei s constantly under the sapsry.s,ea n, fife Aeard oi Visitors, who, from time ta fine ,S. aine the saisoas classes and rrpor shsit progress Terms of Tuition amd Beard per sssssea os five NmOmehs. W tkaft
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Iron and Castings. A000 Lbs Bar Iron, assorted; FOOO Bundles Nail Rods; Bundles Extra Horse Shoe; 100 pieces Flow Wings; 75 skiilets and lids; 90 Ovens and lids; i5 assorted English Pots Is Sugar Kettles; IF Grid Irons; 90 odd lids. Received per Trustee, and for sale by
 JOHN D. ADAMS, Feb. Il. Steamboat Landing.
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CSsscSssssafS Goods On Kegs Ersah Backwhsas Fiosr 300 pounds ~ Bologna Sausages; bbi; Hominey; bbl, White Beans:
 20 Boxes Star Candies;
 70 Boxes Tallow do.
 2 Bbls. Lard Oil,
 1 Bbl. Salaratus; 300 Jugs; Is Demijohns, I5 Iron Bound Kegs. Received per Trustee. and for sale by
 JOHN D. ADAMS. Feb. II, 1851. Steamboat Landing.
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LaHgtree's Sectional Nap of Arkansas. A FEW copies of the above Map--ihe only com "A piete and correct one ever published-lor sale at the Gaseife and Demecyat oikee--Priee S, on rollers, and handsomely vanished and eo!ored.
 Jan. I, 1851. lS--
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French, lfaban, spanish and German, each, Is a Singing in Choir, 10 ea masie--flaae, oaatas, and Organ, each, 2a Ct Harp, 4a ea sDsa~tHg aHd raiasing, l6 0e A course oflessonsi in Oriental paiaiing. Japae
 Work, iaiayinx ot Ebony and livery,
 Haa burg woFS, and wax flowers, each, Id ea No charge iet embroidery and efnamsnlal
 needle work
 Board. washing, lights, fuel. use ol bedding,
 Re-. per month, 10 ee
 Payments quarterly, in advance. no dedas.ens Tor absence.
 Sessions commence ht Sept. and Is, Feb ps. pits Fecesse' at any period nLd charged rem tie, ol entrance to close Of the session
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eatioH.---TheFe will be vacation of ans week .ss. last of December, and eae of two meaths st the close Of the Session.
 ty order yof the Board of GaAFdiaas.
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Rlacksnnitla's Tools.

4 30 aud 26 inch Bellows; Mouse Hole Anviis; zb 4 Golfers Key Vices; 1 sels Hammers: Received and for sale, by J. D. ADAMS,
 Jan. 2i, 1851. Sieam Boa, Lending.
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SaAellcry.

"IkL SAWS--Rewland's 6I< and feet IVk FRENCH L0CkS-5, 6 and inches; AxES--Collins and Hunts,
 OfLS-Lard, lInsesd, tanners and nsatsfooi. Received and for sais by
 VIM. B. WAIT. March 3d, 26 -tf.
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Sss5g e orer.TS' sss sas:
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do Dc jogn s so d tb e #
S P b Sso hid Fesn 5p1s
" %hs Az sosS 40 bs; Sa.s. f. s
sehs HG'sS ei5sis paSs
sugar Braud andi i bis moiss.es Renneit
Be Ss DC ds dc
GSi; %oa,s.s DrnilSs y Sons bb %oasses hhd sai
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fss s bsassss Ms L
10 81 q hds sugar ss 81 Foeymo d. ~ bb mo
"; Gsss Jsn s- &c ii. Sssf
fes ~ bh tb. %easss; 0''e'
de Sss do spes7
bids sugar Kelly \ CGony9 "a do l5s bbs moase,
d. sS, moae do .fs" bales
S1 DC d. "S sss
ter o sat- t bs, eSon Il Gs moas'es seooa1
D. ia bales cottons7 b6s moasses-siS hhds
90 seei sss p 1"f; '6sh rs1s
w. Lss hid, .uss5 Bn95dss q a.
sugar r BLANCHARD &so~4s 6bs @ojasses Oivisr~4O
% &c,
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BRIG ASHORE The brig Indian Queen. Capt Carney,
of Calais, Me-, from Ghagres 20h December. for this port
with 81 passengers made the N E. Pass 9Th inst
O'clock n; stood in within half mile of the light uni
halfpast O'Clock saw pilot towboat; then acked
snip and stood o.he weather looking very bad and the
wind blowing fresh from the East. During The night heavy
fog arose. The next morning schooner cotton loaded
bstween and O'Clock, NJ, the and went aot and
saw the breakers the Chandeeus then tackled ship and
stood to the southwark and eastward smooth with light
Winds and al 10 O'Clock, ashore in Round Island
Bay near the mouth of Pass outre, in feet water
The steamer j. T. Dowe, Capt Laose went 10 her assist
ance on the morning of the l2th and took off The Captain
crew and passengers and brought them this city yesterda
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AFRICA AND STEAMSHIPS If but a single line
of steamships is to be authorized this sesson-and
the state and prospects of the finances must coun.
sci frugaty and cauiion--we think line to Africa
fairly entitled to the preference. That continent
on its western side is comparatively proximaie and
accessible; it is filed with inhabitants who need
the articles we can abundanty fabricate, and it is
the ancestral soil Of more than three m illions OF
our people-of a race on whose account we are
deeply debtors TO justice and to Heaven. That
race is more plastic and less conservative than the
Chinese; their soil produces in spon' aneous profu-
sion many articles which to comforts and
Injuries; while nearly everything we produce is in
eager demand amongst its inhabitants, if they can
but find the wherewihal to pay for them. Instead
of being defiment and depression to our own
manufacturing and mechanical industry, as the
trade induced by our costly steamship lines to Liv-
erpool, Bremen, and Havre mainly is, all the com
MERGE with Africa which more intimate commu-
nicaiion with her would secure, would be advan-
tageons TO every department of American labor.
Her surplus products diverse from ours that
no collision of interest between her producers and
ours could ever BE- realized. while millions worth
OF her tropical products, which will noI endure the
slow and caprciOus transportation which is now
their only recourse, would TO in good order
by steamships, and richly reward the abors of the
gatherers and the enterprise of the importers. N.
Y. Tribune.
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ATIIPer steamer Jas NIllngar 80 bxs cheese
p 5b whtby do acoh j. 40 doz brooms 10 doz buckets
ehsN a. he Bs ,3as sb' whisky Shophe son26 bys
DDS oh Seecom0 v1orhes-l box mdse Gray Campbell
VIZ bPs p9t,oes Babcoek Fennela cask; potash w
Spoiiod-4s hhds bacon pleasants4O6 bbls pork lard
sS MN h;l Owen IcolO cks bses Bpddeeka &co@
V l DPS WHISKY Wingnteli55 do lard Nye Bro &co
feet, bbs eggs, n ribs. etc Schneider Il Wse-i6i Ibis
whisky lapdi, ScoO Do 100 hi bbls beef Jas eCregor
&co-i9 e do seec9mb Hoorhes-6 do Sturges, Adams
hams, OC bAs candles. 40 IBIS ard oil w Wright
6Ms hams W ess bacon $40 SKIS Beatty Liz tt &co-
sig s ssG 9P An1 Sf our
Bogart toey--S33 do Taylor Casly-325 bbls pork j
Shay "S Is Sq Ia Do DO Sh9z we Bro
lard 1tO ties beef io bxs bae Mon gomeyE62 sks oats
3bbs lard Hewitt. Norton &coG4 hhds bacon, Marpin
Owen &e2l5i SIS corn Beverly. Sands Seo-3i7 do w
Elder Bro &co57 bales cotton Cherry sn1eon
&co-l5 bh lard oil WIS Wright &co-Ii pigs ink seoyil
Meaa1St furniture Boye shumwaysundrles to order
LOUlsVlLIE-Per steamer Lexington: 2Os les lard Eel
loves Sco-i4 do Swney Green &coa3 bales hemp Sur
apples, bag feathers T Donad6i do lard Kennett eo
"A bdls collars Elder &co-l rolls leather Kennedy 4
foster-5 hhds tobacco Murphy Cafsi bbs pork Mar
rolls leather Male Cox Is bxs STROLLER Bos5O bbls
potatoes Is do turnips sealand-5 do w Benton~a0 do
whisky 70 do brandy orter-5 hds paper Dav Maginnis
chanan-oO IBIS lard gpmery-IS5 do 80 Dds Dark
Hewitt. Merton Seo7ls Do GbI, lard 47s slcSs corn W
books Balls hbls hounny T O Twichel Neo-sun
4MEMPHis-Per steamer Bulletin Noa. sc7 bales cotton
Curen &col61 Bradley Nilon &co-iS7 j Il Iir,yes & eo
-gl Bu,se &co-i5s D Byrne &eo-i50 NJ D Uooper &
lsl Dixon & Leach.ils Robson i Allen0Ios MeRse q
Coifman-ll4 Fean, Donegsn Nco-72 Greenw I'd CO.
" A MienbeIser &co-65 Ii Cammack Eeo~Ss Bel s
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Corner of JACKSON and ToHoUPIToULAs Streets Lafayette
.Ns57S EE- There will be Society Fancy Dress n!tlA
IN ~ and Masquerade BALL given on SAT R. e
xaas3k DAY EVENING, January ls, 1851. G<zTV-ssaa
Tetss1 Il a;isi!Tg P Pissr p S,a.s t
N. B-The Lafayette Cars Room at two nr
three nclock A. NJ. ukuhl. iaI2 Luz
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schoDneFA.

Tobacco-A lot of 40 hhds A sold private terms
and II hhds at 10 for a, and Sc for Refused
sugar and Molasses--Q Quite large business was done
in these articles the sales of Sugar embracing 1900 hhds
5d51Sc fer Fair and these of Molasse $500 bbs, at %
24]&c W gallon.
FiOurNo change and about $500 bb TAKEN including
800 bbls Ohio 1.-TWO aboat oads) be delivered alongside
hip, at "a 32a GOO bbls Illinois. in lots, at "a
and 700 ibis Ohio, in lots from the landing, at "a zoo "a %
" barrel
Grain-Prces of Corn I've way and 5000 sacks found
purchasers including S06 sacks inferior and part damaged
at So, 1891 yellow and white 60 and g. 1901 at 62a62
and go at ...Of Oats 100 sacks Indiana brought &C.,
and SO ST. Louis 67@esc " bushe.. lot of 200 sacks
Bran sold at 81 10 ~ l00ib
Haysales $50 bales Western at eli IS and 23 d. prime
Western at sl9 On ton. :
ProvsiOns-Pork firmer, with sales of $50 bbs in
cudng $50 bb Mess 81 STA 100 slI 75 at
si2 co. 70 at 81 CO. and II Rumps at % 90 " bbl.
Lard steady with sales of 80 bbs No at 67S7 70 do
7s 2 tieces ~. and 200 kegs prime new "a re-sae)
at $40 % b..The largest sale of Bacon 40 casks rib.
bed Sides at 7}ac, from the Levee.
C0nee-Sacs 2250 bags Rio, at 104GD11c y h.
Bagsing and ROpe20 pieces sold l2c cash. and 800
at 124c time; also. $50 coils choice Rope 6sc cash.
NhiskyS50 bbls were sold (incudng $50 Ross extra) at
27c W gallon.
Exchange-Lower. Sterling. 1O71zG0i0s; New York
xtyday Bills, 22i13}l W discount Sight Checks
Ea4li W cent. discount
Freighs-30O hbls Flour shipped Liverpool Is Cd,
and a ship taken for London at 35s for Tobacco
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-15

Pioneers of Reform Movements often fall into
the shade, while eleventh hour men u reap the
harvest they have planted The reason is that few
reormers are at once constructive and destructive.
In the beginning, the great work to be accom-
plished is destruction the reformer is thrown into
an attitude OF offensive antagonsm to whatever is,
and becomes accustomed to defiant position,
that Cancellation is out OF his power. Circumstan.
ces change; public sentiment is meliorated; cor
responding modification of the means for carrying
forward the reform is demanded the pioneers can
not dives. themselves of their old habits, proceed
Just as If no change had taken place, lose their in
huence; while new actors, appearing the stage,
are recognized as the true exponents Of the move
ment.
Blessed is he who, without abating one jot Of
the claims of a vital principal knows how to ac.
commodate himself to changing circumstances and
conditions and progressive movements of the pub
lie mind. 10 everything there is a season-a
time to plant and time to pluck up that which is
planted; time to kill and a time to heal time
to break down and time to build up, a time to
rend and time to sew