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r,eudop Produce MARKET Auor,r

SrsAa-Wrst- lld.a >a'e> 81 hl.ls Al torrer Pnces
,nss.rs 2sg3 r,ss> t,r thu week NagnruS n aacasa.
500 bags nearly u. taken lsE - goQd gell,s Sta %
e. aid -i,l % tTo"r 3is 81 g. - OIL BcngLi
Il surr.ln 40 BAGS caieiy sold ordiUar and geel
Wa,te Eenarc, g., Is q sis o. AadIaS a. gsd tenlAa
rcfrts, % & rr.e> sra supplies >carcc (offEG ~
,-ctn 3ioa far> Costa klca so.d ~c@dlN 5000 % nae
.r,iioar a, 81 ~ SIS fne 6lS g. g. a. csAS. ~
hts> Pisniaaon Ce, lon. god. 81 81 % 90 teyin
aim 3's H.. So for god oTur sSs lkA 9ret. o~
a. lower RS faf D BAGS 40 auction. part >nt a n
90 g COTIcN-Nmald increasing sHu pfees inpr0' ae
>li,s t.. tlr wees g,t. bales rAiIoW-P j. ~
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WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

SrxD,y ANusgNgsTs. We hear that
s.,,ous no, took Mace on Sunday, about oclock
PVT the porter.house kept BY Joseph Klein. cor,
nov ~ smith and schols-s,.. between number oi
bremen. part belonging to Wiliiamseurg Sii9 par
W " ca. s,abted IN the elt breast and abdomen.
Ss1 Srrest made About PM another outrage DC
c',5rst AZ the same place. gang Of young saga.
bond compelled lad, about 10 year o'a 70 spsna c
10, and kickec him IN a brutal manner Ihey also
escaned sunday officer. VINO attempted to arrest
,beT, uas assaulted with stones.
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DENMARK.

Letters rom Copenhagen state that The selection
of Prince Christian Of Glucksburg heir presump.
tive TO the throne of Denmark va, socmnly ratified
on the 18th uh by all the members OF the royal fam
iy OF that country. In despite o. all assertions 10
the cOLrTy II appetrS certain thai the Enn-' - ~
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'0>oS BRorHxRs a Co
Lenson Corn Market. .Avovsri

" ai,e 1aii q sclAty show Il Elgls>h WHEAT TIA.
f, aic c. rsrfs e,,reulcl, caut onS al tr,lr -
fat ~ NnLtsy> csfTfuCs. Sslcs fOrriga hztei -
,fut I'm. ~ terms. fICTR. 10th English aud fore ~
s. :. uf >1s tarcy Previous rAfes BAEIEY scarce su
Do improvement IN pros Eugish Otrs shs7 sapcly
h4f ~pr G the enor1rs aruSAS 81 foyttsn trade Is
ce.,Nso LAT. 10 tcc.m, IT o. y sisr,er BEANS ana
PSI, uceir.trd oct prces unchanged. English Who
WHEAT A., - - 81 ked. IS O. -
f,-~-afs -Fneil>i WBENT. stto quarters oAr> =
Ma f-sn FtoyR 80 ForriES NHssr, l3tG gus
- n.slEY no OArs. $50. IIplR 9lL
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Rry OvgR-On Monday, about noon, a

woman named Ann Costello VIA run over by s~tI-
cart. driven by Hugh Smith, lad about eighteen
years OF age IN Conrt-si near State, and was Sc
yerely injured. She was taken 10 her residence ia
Kelsey's.a!ley BY officer Whitehall, Of the 1T DIS
tnet while The driver was escorted before justice
King IN the Police Court. and sentenced To pay
fue Of $50 Tor ms conduct
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

~ Freeman Hunt, Esq. Of this city.
has been nominated by the Trustees Of the kehsse.
aer Institute Of the City OF Troy one OF the board
OF Examiners. for conducting the examination %
sncb candidate Of that Institution, shall be pre-
,en,ed from the class Of ISL for the degree oil Cia
Engineers.
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sso' = Re- n as CaaNirNn Whit and Mixed - ~ ss~
tioth. Ohio a. % slis. Phi,teibhts 2a al stfs =.
Nestsfa, lsslsl.s. CAnsiisa. ~ ~ - glls IsDIAr
Cow 81. Nc''Iw. ~ 81 1s2Ts MNel ~ White no,.
W remain RESPECTFULLY
RICHARDSON BR0ruxRS c,
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Russia has gwen h,s fIll snt entiir con~-n o. IA
solution OF tbs lonS-peaiins question
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ODD FELLOWS STATisTics.- follow
,n Interesting statistics Of tie independent Order
~ Ocd Fellows Of this state, a. published ID 'Ae
T,cnton papers from the report Of the annual meet
mo OF The Grand Lodge last week show flourish
M condition Of the order
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RECOVERED. body Of the girl Sarah
scsnln drowned Sunday afternoon at Jackso"
Ferry. vas found on MONDAY, and yesterday The
COrOnex held an inquest
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FRANCE.
AcquittaI Of CADET.

The Letter OF our Correspondent IS unMolda5y
LEFT out.
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At = a . OF III n % - y
DEFEAT OF THt 6USSiAhS m CAUCASUS.
Arrest OF he Countess DemJInSki
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THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL or TEE AFRICA
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Miscellaneous News.

Aug. I.ls5I. NJ. Marshall. Chef Cashier.
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,,e.,r,eriaa Gcnersl AsseneiT, New
 sehooI-sIaveTy.

..,.. h,4v in sessioa al Utsca, N. Y., last
 -alv h,ur rnemofiais on slavery were pre- g.,. one from ihe Chicago PreshyteVy, Rsk- @s,sh f,utbef acton on the psTt ot the Heneral ss.s,bly as vii promote tlse .speedy abolition oi
 syrat ,goral and political evli," ant proposing Z, ,,s.aral letter 10 ihe ehufeehs one rom the s.rsr5 River Presbytefy, Ssa,,ng that " coEnfnon ',.,.., ,srrssens that members of lBe Pfesbytefi A ,,.,-b st inc South, who hold slaves, entife :. 1e5ise, many 0! the duiies of that rslatlos, rs,,esi,ng Inc GeneIal Assembly to lnqaife ,-i, he natter, and i they ana Ilie IeP0Ft well Srai.4 taen tD eHf1Scs proper atselPilne- The -,f ,ras memorial from the PTes5y.ery of Bell .,5rs. asking the Assembly to express lheir iadg- s,g,i on the following questions;
 ai Does the jaw Of Congress respecting the
 igefy of fugltiye slaves to tne1 masse's Felafrs
 ,jua.ly 10 violate the law of tod
 ?. Wha. IS the duty of Christians in feieEenee ,s s-s5yifg sad law
 J,b. f,1r.b was q Iasaotlal from the Presbyte- ,.,s Cbyreb m Trumansbargh, N. f., represent. .., that the .nterpf.se Of the American ColoaSa- .@, S,n ety as the most efFectua mode of Christi .s,,,st Africa the only effsctnal ineans Of sup T...ttint the slave trade the most practicable ,asle of emauclpating the slaves n our own coua- ,rs ani tha, t presents no aniagonism fo any t.,s, nc.es of Chrsiianiztng Africa, or enanei- psagy saves al hdFne.
 .i.lSea mem ,rias were referred to the commit s.s a@ bbls and oyeriures. This committee re- psried ,hai--
 ne mem 4ias are few Tn number, -four m all,1 kfnd ga sprii, and decgrous In matter, and no 8,aht eonsslenti0us in origin. The committee Nave carefully read and considered these docu- p,sats and unanimously and coFdialiy agree to the following result: That the Assembly have reason to bs thankful to Divine Providence for the wis 9,,n sna prudence voachsafed to the last Assem- A,s n coming to coneiusi1ns on this vexed ques- ,..a which have 80 generally me. with the acqui. ..,rgace of the church at this crisis and that it seems obglously our privilege and duty at the n,es-nt session b leave the whole subject as fl was placed by ihat action. without further agitation, aad to unite n devout thanksgiving, for such an adjustment of this subject as leaves us undivdedly and snd;suaetedly to give our energies to the grea. work of our Master"
 desultory discussion followed, and tlie com mitiees report was adopted
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RmnaWays i'm Jail.

rTNHE following negroes were committed to the l jail of Dallas county as runaways, viz: On the 27th day of May, Dick, Mulaiio bad y marked with small pox, 3i or 32 years old, feet inches in height. had on striped pants, blue cash mere coat, and black cloth cap, IS quick spoken and intelligent, and says he IS barber
 Also on the same day Charles of black color, about 45 years old. feet 10 inches high, had on blue pants. gray sack coat and black hat; hail quite gray, and wears ring in one ear, says he is a blacksmith. Both of the above negroes say they belong to MT. Shaw of Union Co. Arks.
 Also on the S0th May, George, bright Mulatto about 20 years old, quick spoken, and chunky 5 feet inches high; had blue round q bout blach cloth pants and slick cap. Says ht Belong, to Edmond Tatum, of Onion county Arks. The owners are hereby notified to come forward, prove property, and pay the expenses of committal ant advertisement otherwise the said negroes will bt dealt with according to law.
 H. M BOULDIN, SberiF an3 Jailoy
 of Dallas Co. Irks May 3lSt, fS5i-40-fw.
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue of Deed of Trust executed by SilAs ID Poke, on the 9th day of May, 1850. to John Matlock. to secure the payment of certain sum o! money ia said Decd of Trust named. l will, on the frsi Monday in Angnst next, In the city of Cam den, offer for sale to the highest and las. bidder, that well known and valuable property, situated ,asaia city. known as the " OtIACHtTA Hot USE . said premises embracing the following I.ots to wit: Lot No 6f in block No. II, fronting east n fee; on Adams street, and running back west sixty feet. the width of is front; and Lot No. 6s in block No. if, fronting 60 feet on the NoEthefly ssde of Jefferson street., and running back there from wes,wardy, the width Of its froat, l20 feet The buildngs upon the premises are ali new. and tho "0uachita House" one of the largest and most convenient buildings for rst class Hotel in the State. and the location offers the strongest in ducements to persons wishing to engage m that business. ea The whole premises will be sold on a esedit an- ul the first day ofMarch next, the purchaser vng his nate with i've approved secarsies.s
 l.. E. CASE. Trustee.
 CsmleP, May 22, Issi-i0-tis
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What the Goddess of Fashion i. About

The fokle divinity scarcely seems to know her own mind this spring. Last year we had an effort the part Of the ladIeS to introduce the wearing of scariS, which streaned like banners from the dainty shoulders that rounded them into voluptu- OuS symmetry. We made up our minds cheerful ls to this, and fell unpreneditately into the new region of scarf worship. Dat these delicate drapeues, like the gauEy clouds that robe the shoulders of a mountain already begin to assume new forms. and now melt info pinked capeS or ex- pand to meandeTIng mantilias, which require to be worn with some genius in order 10 produce theIr full effect.
 Dresses sull eon,end st0atiy for their redundant privileges, usually denoInnated founceS and whea lady thus attTed passes Hurricane Point ijuSt by Dr. SayTe's office at Spring street, or doubles Cape Blocker she presents spirtualzed picture of man of war under full hesdway, with stud u sails and main to -galisnis all set
 Bonneis are a shade smaller an. good thought simpler The utrisos: that is allowed by way of outside establishment IS plain knot in the broad white ribbon that goes round the beehive crown and gracefully prolongs itself under the fautlesS
 throat in pair of wide flowing ratines belayed perhaps across the bosom with but.in cameo of Lord Byron, vf favored lover.
 CorSageS are more of them this spring made open, but many are stili plain and high, tenderly but toned to the chin, and surmounted by little stand up coiaTs oi frozen lace, which chill the hopes oi the most ardent beholder. Here and there, how ever, relief IS granted by the appaItitioa be- low of curiously embroidered shirt bosom peep ing out of the half open vast, and deiicately frI- cd, as fl not ashned to be seen.
 An attempt has been made to baniSh boots from the walk, and several Cinderella footed danes have taken steps to reinsate the slipper for out door service. But the movemen, has been only moderately snccessful.-N. ', Day Boof.
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0gs9eR CT THE SECRETARY og STATE, 2
 Little Rock, 27th May, 1881 In compliance with provision of the conesitu. fson of the State of Arkansas the following amead mcnts te said Constitution. proposed by the las, General Assembly, are published. Each newspaper printed in this State, will pub Iish the same Aaree sererui times previous to the first Monday in August next, and forward the pa- pers containing the publication, also the account 10 this office. DAVID B. GREER.
 SecRKvARv or STATE. Resolrea B sks Gsneypl AssemBly q fas Sasfe q ArEwnsas, That they do pfuptse the following amendment 10 the Constitution of ths State, to wit;
 That the 2oih section of the 4th article of the Constitution ofthe State of Arkansas, Dc 70 amend. ed that Lafayette county may be reduced to 500 square miles, and that new county may oe form ed out of said county Of like dimensions.
 T. B. FLOURN0Y, SPeakrr
 sf tAs Assss sf ReprsseMtst5pss.
 J. R. HAMPTON, Presidemt
 ef .ke Seaate Approved, Jan. fIth 1851.
 JOHN s. ROANE Rssoirsd By tAe GeasTul AssesHbiy ef tke Ssate of Arkaasas. That the following amendment be proposed 10 the Constitution of the State of Arkan sas, v.x
 That the 2oth section of the 4th article of the Constitution be amended so as to allow the coun- ties of Green, Poinsett, and Deska, 10 be reduced to eight hundred square uiles, and that new county may be .oFmed out of the counties of Green and PoinSett of like dimensions.
 T. B. FLOURNOY, Epeaker
 of fhe House ef Representatives..
 J. R. HAMPTON, Prssidenf
 ef aas Senase.
 JOHN 8. RoANE
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HR. CLaREE.s Compound syrap ( 1( Wild Cherry and Tar.

Which K eoassdered by Physicians and others the
 GaEAr RExEDY for coughs, colds, consumption,
 liver compliant bronchitis. asthma. soreness in
 the chest, splitting of blood, pain og misery ln
 the side, difficult pfofnse approximation. night sweats. &e.
 This being the prescription of regular 1l elan, graduate of the Medical University, PHma- delPhia, and having been thoroughly tested, is properly esteemed one of the moSt valuable and e'ficient remedies for these and similar complaints ever offered to the pubic.
 Price, Sl per bottle, bottles $5 To be had of R. L. DODGE A W. W. ADAMS, Little Rock. june '5l Iy
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LcSMMUxIcaTEp. ]
 namA

At his residence on sbe 2sth May, 4. D. 1851, ia Washington county ATks.. Isaac MARRs. aged a years aad IA days.
 The subject of this short notice wss born in ,he State of Virginia, from thence he emigraied 10 the State of Tennessee with his parents when small boy, some years afterwards to the State of Ken lucky, where he lived till grown and married. and from thence to the State of Arkansas in the yea, isl7, and the last 2a years of hs life wege spent oh tbe place of his late residence.
 lis life has been almost one continued scene of western frontier struggle. He professed religion some four years since, died with the hope of hap ny immortality. He has Jeff long train Of con nexton to lament their loss, scattered over the States of Tennessee, Kentucky, Indiana and Tex May lns relations initiate his virtues, live the life of the righteous, that their last end may be like his. W. D. c.
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no TRE PEOPLE 0F ARkaNslS.
Ny CoxsTIrrENrs


 From the time of my election to the Senate, have intended to avail myself of the first opportu nity 10 travel through the State, aad become ac- quainted with the people. l have intended to dc this, from sense of obligation to study, under the most favorable circumstances, the sentiments and interests Of those have undertaken 10 serve and from desire alike, to respond affirmatiyeiy tc the invitations of friends in various portions o ihe State, and to testify, person. my grateful ap- preeiation Of the kindness and honor bestowed upon me, by generous constituency.
 Until this year, have been unable to fulfil this intention, owing to the fact have been so con, stantly and Llboriously occupied with attention to public duties al Washington and in attendance upon a sick family at home, as to have scarcely more leisure than sufiicint to hasten from one post of duty 10 the other.
 The prosracted illness of my family is, now, SC far relieved, and this long recess of Congress so far releases me from public duties, as to afford he time and opportunity so long desired. avail myself of them, promptly and cheerfully to meet and mingie with the people.
 As, Tn making the proposed tour, l naturally de. sire to meet aS many of my constituents as II may be practicable 10 find together, l shall avail my self of the appointments recently made by the Hon. Il. W. JOHNSON 10 address the people. Ae- eordngly, will attend, and hope to be able to ad- dress you. at the following times and places: Perryyle, Perry county, Monday, 18th June. Lewisburg Conway county, Tuesday, 17th June. Dover, Pope county, Thursday, 18th June. Danville, Iell county, Saturday, Fist June- Clarksville, Johnson county, Tuesday, 24th une. Ozark, Franklin county, W ednesday, 18th June. Van BuTen, Crawford county, Saturday, 2sth June. Fort Smith, Sebastian county, Monday, 30th June. Fayetteville, Washington county, Ith July. Bentonviile, Benton county, Saturday, 5th July. Huntsville Madison county. Monday, 7th July. Carrolton, Carroll county, Wednesday, 9th July. Jasper, Newton county, Thursday, 10th July. Lebanon, Searoy county, Saturday, ,l2 July. Clinton, Van Buren county, Monday, l4th July. Little Rock, Pulaski county, Saturday, 18th July.
 The object of my speaking to the people will be to give them an account o( my stewardship, since 1 have represented them in the Senate of the United States.
 Within the time embraced by the above list of appointments, will give notice of the times and places at which will be m other portions of the State. SOLON BORLAND.
 LinLe Roek June 9, lS5l-i0-2w.
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Mules.
Messrs Editors

.AesSrs Editors :-=TAefe iS piohabiy no branch O. our economy that we act more unwlSely ln. than that pertaining to Scck and especially So with re- sard 10 mules. The psiee they rated al the past wiater, should Sufely open eyes to the in- prov dent course We are pursuing. Good mules lated a si00 to SIPS, and not dull of sale al that
 Now, l take upon me 10 say, that even if cotton IS 2 cents p-s pound. Ii IS essief to raise good mule than b make si2A, or even Sl10, by raising cotton. In the mode Of farming to accomplish the dltrTenl ends, thets iS also a vast difference He who rases grain and grass witl save, and fl judi couS, improve hls land, and from pasture, hay stuhole and like means, may almost without Ins- sing what he ieeds sapply himself wIlh mules and horses, and as before sad, if inaicious, improve hhs isadsi bat he who rarses a fali crop of cotton eahnot possibly keep hls lands from wearing out
 They mus, ot necessity lose the9 fertility lf any one eVef hafoeIed th- absuTdlly of sapposiag that se e9a4a !ofe+eE take from tract of land however good, year after year, good crop aa return nnth- iaE io it, a tew years Of Alabama and M,sSisSipui corn and cotton planting would convince him. if he observed oRiy llttle with one eye that the idea was faliaey. But still, however apparent the thing s, we go on from year to year cropping our bare fields, exposing them to the scnrchins sun and the washing shower ever la king from them
 and returning nothing. and from season 10 season ouylng instead Of raising muleS.-Aishana PIsaf r.
 lJ- The London News published the names of inc exhibitors at the Great Far, with lis; of
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Cardinal Hughes

tAs tlneina4tl Catholic Herald asserts positive
 ,l, Bishop Hughes has been made Cardinal. |. " " nave Inc pleasure to announce that the rank ' oaiNnai aaS been positively conferred before W 'a ., Archbishop HaehsS. by his Holiness Plus N Be day fixed for this important and mos, tron ssint
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nR. STEPHENS ASrRINGENT sYRuP.-- -1J This has now become q celebrated remedy fo Dyse ntery and Bowel Complaints, Cholera Nor bus, DiarrhTa os Summer Complaints. pain ol cranp,ng n the stomach or bowels, adapted to per. sons of all ages, but undoubtedly the most supe- I,of preparation far children ever produced.
 Price, 25 cts for small bottles, and 50 cts fo large ones. ~a
 To be had of R. L. DODGE and WILLIAM W ADAMS Little Rock.
 june 'Sl ly
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Gov. seymour of Connecticut.

'~' inaugural message Of the aewly elected
 f@'aae Goyefno, of Connecticut contains the 'a'as paragraph, on the subject of the cognpro.
  1s .4tieioye, thai Inc measures Of which l -5 Ap !Nea' one aud all, mast be supported in .'.R' o' We cannot hope to see this form oi -.. .,f a' eonuaae. That partof the recent se- i. .l a'A'iieS' which comes nearest ha,ne to us, . s'''e' haishiy, perhaps en the feelings Of the S A AIn e1nstltutionat hasis, and IS equal. -'- To The support of this and every other ,-s. .' .Ae country. II is designed t0 carry out n@'R'oa 9t The Constitution which orieiIiaiI, - l' opposition from any quarter whatever.
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Fresh Arrivals.

! UST received. per steamer Hamburg" J 50 barrels saperfae FLOUR 20 q. Crackers; 20 doz Lemon Syrup boxes Candy; 10 barrels Brandy 10 do. Whiskey. For sale cheap, by NJ. TANTI.
 SteEsbort Landing June 5, iS5i--39.
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g-- At ibe opening of the May term of the '. & Circuit Opars iti Bosion. on the 5th alt. 1ndse Woodbury fn his charge io thu Grand JuEy, urged ihe necessity Of enforcing the consultation and laws ai ,very hazard. and of sappFesSing mob vio- leaee by any means, even by that of calling oa. inc military.
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Clarendon Turnpike Road.

TNHE books will be opened at the Anthony House on Saturday next at 10 o'clock for the pur- pose of entenng the names os subscribers, who desTe 10 take stock m this Toad.
 JAS. 3. KEATTS.
 VIM. E. ASHLEY June l0. CoHanis sioners
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: 4 bu'eh'nan, on being called upon 10 help t@' '' '.ghtning rod for the village church, to-
 ..a iae building of which he had liberaily sub '.sal' eir is'ned: ''l have helped to build a
 '9f de Lord. and fl he chosed 10 donger on Z. %'e a Knock r dowa, he must do Il at hts own
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Fresh Provisions. O000 LBS. sugar cured caay'd Hams CUOO z700 lbs. clear Sides, Il kegs leaf Land iu bbis.ePilot Bread % half bbls. Butter and Water CfackeIs ; bbls dried Apples (" Peaches; Received this day and for sale, by
 JON. D. ADAMS, June 6, 2S5i--i0. SteaRsbOqt Lsading.
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Hats. Hats!. Hats!.!

q Cases Fashionable Silk Hats 1; 6 Dog Wool do. . -% Dog. Cloth Caps. Received per Pontiac aus for sale by JOHN D. ADAMS.
 Feb II, 1851. Steamboat Landing
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Sale o9 State Lands.
TATE LAND oHRICk.

EFrTaM n0cx.
 Nay 9n, 1881. IN pugsuancs cf an act of the General Assembly \ of Arkansas, approved the 9osh December, lS44 will ofIeT at public sale an the 18th day of June next, the following described tracts of land. selected and confirmed 0 this State es part of the grant of s00Ou0 acres. except such as has hea covered by night of pse-emptiua, proof of which, together with the neceesaKy bond. has been hed oE nasy De produced mt tAis once before the day Of sale;
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LOWells! LoweIIs!!

ID ECElVED this day per steamer Exchange. 1O 800 yards Heavy Twiled Lowells, or Osna- burgs Suitable for stout summer pants. Apply to
 A. ]. HUTT. June 9th, 1851. Main street.