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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-05

In the Houae 81 Refugee Two
admirably conducted schools esl 3i6
The Institution for the Blind with many adult pu-
pills has school adapted to TIE peculiar wants Of it's
pupils is whole uumbe has been l!y with an aver
ar- OF So
The Mechanics Society 3 schools to the extent only
Of their tree scholarships. and the Hamilton free
tchoUl participate In the school m oney
There reina ia, exsuse for after ignorance In
any portion Of our sou hu population. Its exstt nee
in those who haze been long rtdents OF the city jus
tiess the iii plicatius OF criminal neg Ct either
the part OF III. ohd the parent In Of orphan
~, Of the public authorities. 1t Is q happy condi
ton OF socisty when every member lie alike protected
srd cared for The questionable propriety OF poor
Ia and psuper institutions may be discussed aud
eoItIov,rsu by political aomiss and tai sp.cu
lstors but II IL nov fully recognized Christian duty
tsyord controversy in our community, that the poor
nus be- educated Tine common school, Us the sisni-
fctrt end appropriate appsllatve OF the great per
ding and tut dslents institution OF the state, and
erpscialiy Of the city OF View York
The evening schools, since their recent crgani,a
too uucer he Beard of Education. have been .uo-
cestiul ior three years During seventeen weeks Of
the lat autumn and winter. there maintained
eighteen OF these schoois-twelv. for males i've for
females aud Che for colored nalts In these schools
v're tabGhtT t35 per,ons Of whom $40 SIX
teen years OF age. In these schools ploy cd
fttysix male and twenty seven female teachers and
three II ale teachers Tor the coiored school.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-05

USusr,L Scarcity o. PACKETS IN PoRr.-At
the Tresenl writing there como twelve fifteen
packet ships due al this por, from Europe. There
arc none 10 port Of Meesrs. &. II. Marshall K Co 8
Black Ball line, consisting of eight ships aud the
same Of WIN Whi'lock's Havre Lac, of four ships;
only one (tbe Constan'ine) of Messrs Cr,nnell /
MnUm's Liverpool line; one american Congrsss)
Of he same firms London line none Of X, k.
mits, excepting the new ship underwater one
tthe Deyonshire) q Mr. John Giswolds Lopdon
linz; and only one tNew iorh) 81 Messrs. Boyd y
HFcken's Iavre line, &c. Il i fair to suppose,
eLd much q b. hoped, that the next easlerly wind
will chsErc the face Of at4ifa materially Accord.
ing 70 our Shipping Lisl, thsfs are seventy. five
sail a vessels due al this port Most Of these have
large numbers % passengers On board, and i j.
feared bat much suffering Exists among them, ffom
want 5Ed The inclrmenoyof the season, az toe
very few vessels that have managed to arrive
lately, report TIE weather in The extreme
Since TIE above vss written, ,be star n Tie VEST
Albert Gaatn, Joseph Walker, Elizabeth Bent
ley, and Vanguard, have arrived lfem Liverpool
also, The South Caroline, from tot-rilm--wi ! 4
total, IN All, d nearly 2 5O0 passengers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-05
The Passage or the Atlantic.

New YoRK, lst mo 4th, 1850.
TO THE EpiToR
In your paper Of this morning You that the u.
6. NJ stesmshtp Atlsnticn sailed from port Dec
7th 1t O'Clock. By reference to your nlss Of that
date you will that abe did not leave quarantine
till Dec. Stn 1t O'Clock. This, II correct makes her
passage to Liverpool hours shorter than
stated. 30 as an American, wish you would have It
corrected in to morrow mornings paper.
Yours truly, w. b.
The Atlantic left at o'clock, instead of A. M
on the Sth ult With this correction, the passages
of the three steamers named were as follows
Niagara. ................... 10 days, "a hour 3.
Franklin. ...................12 Gays, 81 +"
Atlantic. .....................u days, IL
The Franklin had little further TO run than the
Atlantic.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-05
Ill Inv fnt,tfa.

70 morrow btifR he ufss aioadsy ~ tha month TIC
nbary ten G. thc law courts VIII commence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-05

TraHFtL R.tAefs 81 rur Yrtiow Frtrr 81 ClftNSr
Captain shsckeiloti of ths brig i has iJrnishai
us with adycss from sUTinam q the l5th q Dseem.
bsr ~ which - learn that. French steamer arrived
there the SIR ior tho purpose y orosurag meti u
sssssncs r proceed 70 the bland q Cayenne Fftnsh
oaireaJ where The yellow fever was raaiBg 70 very
alarming extent The disease had been very fatal
amorg tie white population and most Of the physi.
cans have either been carried % ~ the scourss Or
weie On the sick let
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-05

The supetinteudent a pubr. schools, Of Flrst mu-
niciraity, New Orleans rece atty disappeared, with
800 90 q school furds
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School Society. including the
Alma llopse School on RAN
dsll's leland. with i,l03 I'D
missions, CSC average attend
arce A,d 8 Goloysd Schools,
win 2 0s0 y hole Number, and
ol6 average atttncance....
Gs Ward Schools. ........
Is AsyIums aad other Corpo-
rate schools.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-05
Marine Affairs.

The Franklin had lttle further to run than %
Atlantic
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Eaw Yess, January 3, 1850. -
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Additionai News from California.

The quiet of San Francisco was disturbed on The 23a Oi February by resort b the court of Judge Lynch n the Case os two mea who Wrre suspect ed having knocked down Mfr. Janson, while stand ing ln hls owR S.sse, and robbing hm of s2 ,010. The IaFy could not agree b the Identity 9f the ineE, and they were therefore left b shr Fegalar courts of la%.
 Two fires ocsauea oa ihe 2d aai 3a of March. both iAe wofk of iReeaalAnes. The iirst Sas ste burning Of the steamers Santa Claea and Hart .oEd. The eSy seems sd hv, a.nost 8, shs mercy of rsiAaGs and robbers. At Inc fist Ere ttere wefa lwO men burned to dealh
 At Sscg01snia CltF-gn the 2tlh, s party Q. gamblers gefe snDereifuly beatlag laln,T bs- cause he refuaed to gamble wath then, hen Chas. q. Myers fg0yn Columbus, 0ai9, iai~Flesed gos the n5.ecr, and Shot by one If tlse gamblers. The cylIzeas assembled st once; tired hiTa; convicted hsa cf murder. an ,, in five hours sfser he ha. etsnihitsa .hc deed. kc as hans n the presence ol several thousand PsrscHS, The proceedings were eG.I} }clee by mea In possession of the eoaE Gsr-I-e Tn1 rE15pe1t Ji the UszEFa9EIsy.
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Arrival of the steamship Africa.

NE@ NoAk, ApTil 10.
 The steamship Africa, with Liverpool dates to the 29th ult, arrived here thlS morning at o'clock Cotton has advanced |, with the sales of the week reaching q, S,000 bales. The following are Inc quotations established by tise Board of Bro kers. Far Upland : 8; far Mobile 74; Or leans n.
 ENGLASD.--In the House of Lords OF Fnday evening, March 2s, Lord Lyndhurst complained of the proceedings Of NM. Massini, Ledru Rolhn, klappa and other refugees who wer. intriguing agaBst Auslna and other foreign States and sug yested the pFopnety of re -enacilng the alien law
 Earl Grey sald that the subject had attracted the aaysouS attention of foreign and home secretaries but he thought nothing short oi danger Jo The in- iernal peace of thls ccuntry could jJSgify the re snac tueut of The allen act.
 In reply h ihe EaII of Aberieen, Eari Grey sad the Government disaPproved of the proceedings Of the refugees.
 In the House Of Commons committee of en- quiry appointed n reference to a sean com munieatton between England, China and Aus yE&lia.
 Leave was given 10 Sir John Russell to intro- duce bill for the better sdmints at.pa Of us.ice ID the Supreme Court of Chaneery, in winch shall sci the LCEd Chancellor Master Of Rolls, and one of the judges of both law courts, either two of them. may hear causes. The blil fxeS the Lord ChsneeiioF's salary El0,ooo per snnua. The Fe- tIring allowance remaining what | now Is s5 coo
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q B 3 7 a 3 a MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENTsu

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  give thousands been l4n within tho ncunbas s4ly tsr.s speaio
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  % sa % one @ s s % @ % @ % @ sGs @ p had s @ se. 3 % sa % ] and 1 Tei @ s ssP Ffasarsh
 and Dun a M s S % , % Tss Ta @ % int: % @ @ , % lock The ,as & % s % @ a @ ss s S s:@ ass @ ss ss a : % ~ known on
  'a a aas s s' 'sIss @ s % r: ] % .ss s9 s @ @ @ ] % sFs @Is s s ss a.pa n 1 @ @ = had
 Chronic Rheumaism. anaus andpo h is ... s .s $s S .Js, s s rsP K lad @ F. s. @ s-s s , s's
  The sG me- @ @ % Ga s as iaass % @ @ @ She % s % Sa GsaaI of
 To Horses ana Aer e tas yandp ro  BneSp rnelar match that IS yzmoh y 0
 To C0rntT Merchan b Lnaeasa hpaySae Eapoata andSls 
 
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 0 he IdHlment an sfoa ss ss ] ' % sa s MEsoun
 5 Druggists and '0 W N TAPE fP %ds~1 e % 4gent x Ro ,
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DIED.

Al Bonnie Glen. Hot Spnng county, on Thurs- day morning. March 2I, Gersssas, daughter Of Vim C. and Louisa Chase-aged years and 5 months
 If ihe'e IS any thing Hat causes parents heart so become desolaie, t to be bereayed of tender innocent in whom all their affections are ceniered; then, and then only, deSolaiion of woe unuiter- able, is felt By friend of the bereaved parents, we are informed tha, C9,msiss was an interesting child, and had enjoyed good health until SIX weeks previous to her death. She was their idol; bgi, alas an aatnnelY frost npped the bud. ere Ii had time to tIoln. May Heaven ''ietnper the winds 10 ths shora iamb." and sustain the disconsola,e in this severe aiFljction. tCoN.
 of palnobary disease, a, the Hot Springs, on Monday, the Tsh lss;.. Mrs. Mary WAit ngtsn,, ,conso-t of Hiram * Wilmington, Esq, of Mont gosnery county, in the 3lgt year Of her age.
 Mrs. Wilmington bad been spending the winter ;a Little RoegT'wth ihs hope cf being benefited by medical advice, &e. Bal the care of physicians. and the sympathy of kiaa friends faied 10 stay the memorable hand of Death; and in tew hours after her arTval ai Ho. springs sarFousded by her friends from whom she had been separated for several msaths she, with perfect consciousness and TesIg- nation, yielded her spirit b the God who gave it'
 Mrs, ". was a native of Massachusetts. where she was married in Is57, and came immediately ta Ilot SPuag county, wAeEe she las continued to reside un,il last iaI. She was a lady oF fine nte- leei aa8 vaE.c3 ecC compliments, and a kInd an slEeolionate nstarc. Daring ter illness, she pro- fcsse.i Religion, sni connected ierseif with the Methodist ehaleh, and her Pal,eal meek, and ex- eIapIaFY dep0siea asldeI nsost inte4lse aiieti0ns and her unaffected simplicity in the practice Oi christian virtues beautifully demonstrated sAe veri- tY0Rd coasolstons ef revealed reii2l1s. InThc eri- d.aa Of fife. she has gone ie tia grave, and has hand ehiidfoa. miosher. sister, and many warIn frie ads will 6epose tS4 irscparabie loss they have suffered F.
 At hts F=sF1eHeE IT ssosrac county oR the 2Iih March, afeG a long and lingering uineSs. PhIiF Csss,s- Es5.. formerly shegid of thai county, and bes arpF=seniAllye n the General Assembly, d2gsng the Ssxsson in IstS.
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Lates. from califorusa.

NEw YsEx, Apgii .. 6Pn
 The steamship 0e srgis. r-i;h Caiifssnia dates C the ist cf March, is Eow ccaa;ng TT ihe thc BaT.
 The GeoFria arrived here from Chsxresx abuat 5ocleek. wi;s aagises from San Ffanegsoo to tle 5th ust- She tEtags ist passengers. The Geor- gis drought m sn!4 pz ifssgit.
 Basiaexs al San FTsncfsco WIS rsne-aliy aRsi; The irnsrs however,. doing well thfauEisoat the State, and iarre;y fBcTrascd afnaart Of gold s expected 10 bc taken ost the eos8lag season.
 fiuF very li.tie fain hal fallen and the want of Ii hal greatly retarded the E, hing 0pesasgonS
 AHes s9 Aalicin-s fas '. s. Senator. inc Con yeaiicn adjourned without making ehsace and was nO meet Sgain oa he is os Janary. The mos prominent candidates wefa J. Butler kiag and Mf. WetAerel. whies; Col Fremont, aemprat At one tune AE. Kiag lacked bHI SIX votes of election great deal Of feing exists oa tbe Senatorial gUcs ton. wseh wil enter largely in ths next political calnpa.en.
 On the morning of the Sd of March two steam CTS, the Santa Clara and Hartford lying al Central wharf, where almos: entirely destroyed by fire.
 The Santa Clara cost i0,000 dollars. and $ al most total lorS- There was no insurance on her. The Hartford ls damaged to he extent Of 10000 dollars All on board were asleep al fhe time the fire broke out. The bodies of two men were found baIat b q crisp and aaothei IS missing.
 The clerk of one of ihe boats was dangerously ln arcd, and tBe second clerk is badly burned The origin of the fire is not known.
 The lynch law has commenced it's operations at last.
 4 man who shot another On street, at Sacramento. was caught and executed Tbe vic tim was Engiishman.
 The Museum Hotel at San Francisco, also ;he New Bedford Hotel. Shamrock House, and other buildings. were dcStrosed by fire on the 2d of March The loss IS estimated al about SS0, ,O0o. Ar. Winchester. editor of the Pacific News has reiinq ulShed the charge of that paper, owing 10 adverse fortune.
 fa.ES f-aro 0ra-c, =, ,Tn sS5.a .F ary. News Gnimpostaat. The Legislatare had adjourned, haYng established The seat of govern ment al Salem. The Governor, however, had re- fused to sign the act
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par.on ncowalaw putting in ,se ulg Licks.

PaTs0h BsoWnlaN putting in the Big Licks.
 4 late number of Brownlow's Whig, published st Knoxville, Tennessee, contains inc following sketch of some people who live and move in ard about iaat place:
 The anNioaS inquirer aftef ritlhas may push the eonq nest of hss researches from Zenbla t0 Cape Horn and from tae equator 10 either pole, and he will never find the equal of some men we have bere, whether ragatd them as hypocriiex. bigo,s christian churls, lHkewarn Laodiceans, Self-secure pTsteGeFS, prOpagandists of gross error self bal anced SiandegeTs, blssphemous scofferS, worship pers of BacchuS, iicenii0as debauches loathsonle gamblers sboialnable swinaieFs, and other appi- ances of vice and passion, in humSn form
 Collect all the ScoundrelS of other chimes in one grand mass meeting, and our villains here will be found peering around them like the magnetic rod around which the lighlnings Of Heaven play. and towering head and shoulders above them ali
 Our raScals stand out in bold relief, rohed in the rainbow, of taeir owR infamy, and throhsd in in fernal night, holding iheIr high eliminating point ln the Armament of crime, daily shedding their damaing ra9Iance on society \ more unmitiga- ted association of villains never were banded to- gether for similar purposes. than are to be found within the limits ot the corporation of this town. Their equals, in all that render men infamous and hateful, never were burned by tropical suns buried amid the snow -driftS of the Norsh or fan ned by She breezes of the bay Of San Francisco!
 Shade of the Dantons and Marats, of Robes pieres and Murels, of Jefferies ard Neroes, would II not have been glory for you to have lived here where you could have learned ihe rudimentS of crime! A mighty impulse has been given to scIsTIes of hypocrisy here, by these adeptS in crime, and every time the pendulum of new and unfolding schemes Of villany vibrates 1t takes the diameter of our corporate limits. and like the echo Of harpings, warns us of what IS yet to come
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w. MITCHELL, & CO.,, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
 AND Dealers in Fry Goods, Groceries, Ske.
 NAPOLEON, AKK'S. Marel 90, 1851. s0-tf.
$500 REWARD.

LNSCAPED frcn the Penitentiary on this day. 1L the following described convictS. 1 will give S25 each for their capture and delivery to me. If taken in this county, or $50 each If taken out of Il.
 JOHN II. HAMMACk, s.s
 CsHtrgciHr.
 PESFTESTiART, LITTLE RotK, ARK., ,
 March IS, 1851. { DESCRIPTION. Lesrone ss years of age feet high and stout built, grey hair, hazel eyes rotnan nose, high cheek bones and sallow com plexion, tis eonjeetured he will try 10 reach the State of Louisiana.
 Andrew Rogers IS , years of age, 5 feet6 inches high, and of a stout build, he has light brown hair, blue eyes, reddish beaEd and ford con- plexiqn. he talks lIile and in low tone of voice and has qulet look.
 Calvin, dark malatto boy, is 5 feet inches high, stout built and 2si years of age. John Smith, free negrd. g years of age. feet inches high, features dark and regular and $ by trade a blacksmith, IS conjectured that he and Calvin will keep together and pzsi for the Creek Nation or the State of Missouri.
 All he above wore caps coarse shirts, ons half white and hal brown jeans pants, and their hair was cut closely oa one side. Rogers had a blue jeans coat, The other wofe coatSe jackets. Little Rock, Mach 2S. 3U-tf.
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St. Patrick's Male Collegiate
 Institute.
LITTLE ROCK, ARKANsAS

AA GE AONAS "A Aah A NSAS. YtHlS establishment Is now opened on Louisiana \ street for the admission of day pupiis--aRd ii IS expected after some tirae to afford accommodation for boarders.
 The Course of Education will Embrace, - 1St The Primary; 2d. TA@ Mercantile, and 3Fsl The Classical and Philosophical Departments TERMS-Per quarter of twelve weeks, payable n advance for the Primary Departments which n- cIiide Spelling Reading and Whiting s no.. For fhe Mercantile. which includes Arithne;ic, BelieS Letters, Elocution, Geography. Hstary and MensarafiJn ss 00. For the Classical and Philosophical department, which includes together with what IS mentioned n the Mercantile eouEsc the Latin Greek, French and Italian languages the seieuee of AL gebEa. Geometry. THgonome;ry with Natural and Experimental Philosophy SIP 00. DIRECTORS AND PROFESSORS.
 Rgv. PATRICK REILLY,
 REV. PATRICK BEHAN,
 REv. PATRICK MARTIN,
 Little Rock, March is, 1859. 23-iiw.
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vegetable Afnnities.

A Parls correspondent Of the Journal of Com merce suggests that the low condition of morals among The French iS attributable to the national f0ndnssS for, and use Of, onions. This vegetable contains more than any other. an amount of sul- phur and phosphorus. The writer contends that people moving in an atmosphere of sulphur, an atmosphere in which the great Father of Evil IS supposed 10 be most at home, cannot be as suscep uble to moral impressions others. Just think of the morals of the community rSing and falling with tbe fFee ef tTisefs and the ildeF and higher era- ces of humanity growing out of Shor. crop of these internal balbsi Imagine the mistake of a steak with EnoEs! Think Of slpping san with soup'
 IF \ company has opened an office in Boston, 10 insure women aeains; dying old maids The raes Of premium differ according to looks and dis position. While smart, tidy girl Is ensured for tw0 per cent; 5razen, III naiured spinSters, are charged, m some instances, aS high as ten per cent hefe sattff. IS used. one per cent. exsFa k charged.
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 county. Arkansas, aboat the 23G or 4ih day ~ of JaaaaEy lass, matsito n4an named N
 HILBERT.
 gie is about twenty Eve oi Six years years af ar, let 0Eeaes high. straight haEr, sslssll fees and hanss, erect ia person. has a fae sci ol teeth, snd plays tke violin sery well The above described boy So9a after hss dss4p,@arsnce. istenesed Go have hcea eern n the p9ssssssag.s u and eiaiBsea by Haaa aszGeS House: hs first name is na known. tiS has made Of several, as Jef- f=sssa iisaSe aud q. 4. Hoese M House: hs,, il E hesfeycJ, had aeeoyed A.Fu of. House iS a lasn apparently about fssly-fye years aa az. i've seei slas os len lneAss hl<a slender ard efecg n psE- seE talks very slsss and dFawllag: has saads Eaix TWO fFoa. teeth ia the ppper iaw citheE bgohen ua wofe oH so as to cEve 2 sie spaets bcsweea tkega iAe fGgeEs n one or ha.A hands. crooked as though af Rheanatlssr or lajsig, ard sz apparently H. tle deaf when sPokea ic.
 will give the aooxe rex sFa fsr the desiTery aj tte boy HILBERT on sny pssata saa. together witb the apprehension aad ysciso4 0f Hoase; CT vii gsye Asa ared ss.d sts asiasrs fef ihe es- livery cf she boy, and pay all rrasonaele expenses
 GEORGE ". JOHNSON. Chieos eoaa;y. aTk., March Is, 1851.
 IJ- Deis- A Gazette copy. 4w.
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A Dae, Anticipated.

John A- Dan5el, editor of the Ric.aaoai Ex Aniaer, havlAs spoken of William C Sca;1. dele gate for oghaItsa, in his paper as tAa gentle nan Siis tongue as Iolx as kis ears" and re ;asssi 10 FetTacl ar. scai, has pabllsked hiin a, '' iiVins nonaiasn, of lrnhesi'e aaligaitye sud dzsctel that his name be s.expun-es froFn ii. FOii of hon5E." Thas matters sf9oA sE.l{ a iatt hoar On SatIE4st aighis when Mr D4aiel Wss ar. rested aad held t0 bail IF tke sam of s2,tsyD ts keep the peace towards Ms. Scott, aHa tAe lane gentleman could moi be found to umlerzo a tIk, process.--Bsls,aasre Saa.
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Roots 0Md Shoes. I I CASES Boots assorted; | | 's Kip BroganS; doz- Gents hne Calf Shoes; !" 's ." Caters; l2 !" Ladies Shoes assorted; " Misses and ehildreas Shoes aSsoTted; Case Boys Kip Brogans; |" Boots, de., &c., &e. Received per Pkiiiip Peanywit. and for sale by
 JOHN b. ADAMS,
 Steamboat Landing March 25. 2a-tf.
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=-=a=--
 RIED.

On Tuesday morning , tn inst, a, the residence of Dr. Hector Grant. in Helena. by Reg II. \. SuFg, Dr. Csns. F.. NAslf, of this place fo Miss MAEr F. Eers formerly of kenineky.
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OLIVER & CO.,. VINE 5- SPIRIT MERCH4IS,

EAST MAIN STREET. LUST Received a fine assortment of choice at articles for Bar Stores, and Family use. con- sistiag of
 Fine Old Port Wine; Madeira Wine; Brown Sherry Wine; Pale Shesry Wine; Ca,saba Wine Longworih Ohio; Claret Wine, Supr Juiee: Bran dy, Cognac; Brandy CherTieS; London Gin: Mo nongahela Whsky; Scotch Ale; Blown Stout; Anise,ie; Natural Syrupi Sisscas de Frontignan; MaEsschano: Curacao; Mushroom Catsgp; Woy- esstesshire Sauce; SsElines: Fresh Salmon; Ab- sn,ile; Preseryes &e., &c.
 Little Rock, April 22. 33-,f.
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NEW GOODS,
Saddiery.

A LARGE Lot of Saddlery. consisting of gentle k1 mems and ladies Saddles. BEidtes, Martingsles, Saddle Bags, CarpeI Bags, Grths. CirciRgies, Col iarg, flames, Birdie Filings, Salky. Wagon and riding Wings, StiTup lrons Birdie Bits &c. &e, &c., received per Philip Psnnywit, and for sale for CASH hy JOHN D. ADAMS,
 Steamboat Landing. March 25. 29-f