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Ry telegraph.

FORT LAFAYETTE, Dec. g. sunset.-ship Zurich, from
Havre passing up the HsuowS In tow. Wind heshom W.
Cloudy. =, ,-
Sandy HOOK Dec. 9, sunset.-No inward bound vessels
In sight Crcassan for Galway passed out over
the and the KsInsk for Nassau and avana at p
m Wind moderate from n. w. weather cloudy.
HIGHLANDS, Dee g. sunset-No Inward bound vessels IN
,irht Wind moderate from ~ w. weather cloudy.
BOSTON Dec 9-ATr. steamship 7. Spraguei hlatthews
Philadelphia OF Highland Light, ship Sea Flower from Liy-
erpool; bark Stsmboui, from Smyrna. =,
PHILIDELPHIA Dec. 9.-Arr ship Clara Ann, rom New.
castle Eng Brig Aroma for Salem hass, with COAL went
ashore Brandywine Shoals and blged she may pre total
lo,s The crew aboard have signals Of distress nying
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some barrels. Master Lanergan was nephew OF M
Hs father formerly resided here and the lad was on
his way 70 this city a visit 70 his uncle. Master
Morey was on the schooner Franklin Of Beverly when
abe was wrecked ia the Strats Of Belle Isle, on tne
IAtb Of August and his father, worthy mechanic OF
Eat Boston had taken special pains place hun on
board the Ada az she was hne, staunch vessel, and
her captain prudent and skillfui seaman.
Boston journal, Dec Q.
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cu,c.ao n., a-P,orn Arm wHrAr quiet. bat advanced
he ses al s5dsc CoRx active and advanced Oar hr
ard sdvrneed Ie RKCEiYrs to-day; lO" oo@ Fosf, %"
bu.h. Wheat, 5000 bush Corn. = -
DETRorr Dee. g. Flour very dull WHsAr steady. SoAy
s,esdy REcKrPrs 900 bbs Flour 2Soo bush Com SHIP
HKNTs light. -
EXCHANGES.
PHILADELPHIA Dee sSighi Exchange on Hew'forh' para
lie z cent. . -. -,
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To Mariners.

FErRAycE TO Bosrox BAn-The Lighthouse on MttIs
Brewster Island the entrance to Boston Harbor has lately
been refed will be regbted at sunset on the
might ohe 10th December 1859 The tower Is white and 90
feet hight; The focal plane 100 feet above mean low water
Tie apparatus Il catsdioptc Of the second order
system OF Fresne and viii show white fash 80 seconds
which should be- ordinary weather distance OF 10 naa
cal miles. BY order Of the Lght-honse Board
w. +. SMITH Secretary.
TreasnrY DEPARTMENT. Washinaton, Dec. 8 1883
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The Philadelphia Ledger mentions a singular fact in
connection with the receBt coal oil discoveries in Penn
sylvania. In many places in the Valley Of Oil Greek
the ground is covered with pits evidently dug for the
purpose Of gathering OIL and period remote that
trees $50 years % are growing over them.
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Disasters, &c.

THE CANAL MAxELoS from Albany bound TO this port
with cargo Of grain yesterday off Tsrytownwhes and
THE sHIP BELLE WOOD this morning taken the great
Balance DOCK for examination
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEWBORN.


steamship-Karnak Browuless Nassau, +. Cunard
schooners-Gertrude, Jones' NewHaven MASTER Eekford
Webb CLARK Savannah Durham Dimoni Andromeds, Row
land Fernandina, Benner Deake.
stesmer-Bristol Allen, Philadelphia, N. Briggs
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Rxpoarrn FOR THR N. Y. TRIBUNE.

Markets-CAREVuLLI REPORTED FOR rHR T. TRIBuSr
FRIDAY Dec. g. 1889.
AsHES-The demand for both kinds is fair and prices are
ssdy the sales are 10 bbs at 5 l2 FOR Pots aud 81 rs for
Pearls . ...
COTTON-The market has been steady with SALES of 1000
bales mainly in transitu. Wequote:
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PGNNY-LoRRINlN-A Gibraltar, Saturday, Nov. :,
Nathaniel Schuyler Penny Of NeVYork 10 WhelmiA LOTT
man Of Bhienhesd. England
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The WATER CoNNIssIoSE Rs.-The new Board o
Water Commissioners have made the following ap
pointments: Chief Engineer, John S. StOddardi Sur
veyor, John II. Rhodes; Registrar Daniel Van
voorhis; General Superintendent of Sewers, Alder
H. Osborn.
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IMMATURE ALMANAC
su-Rises, 7:l3 Sets........ 433 Mson-Seta.. I56u
This DAI.
SsadJ Hook. e:55 Gov Island 7;+3m hell0sis.. 9N
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TO DEPART.
TO ARRIVE

Tn. Overland Mail tor California leaves st. Louis every Men
day and Thursday ct Lesteu sesiaed sr sneasa ~
ussaea Overland. via St. Lsus"
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BOARD or CITY CANVASSERS.

Hotor. Corp0rarn Council Cor Alnc House
Opdyke Rep... $50 Hull Rep. s4 Pinkney Rep 800
Wood NJ D.. o82 Bronson, NJ. D.l,03l Lynch, NJ De- 30
Haven't Fam e6l Tilden, Tam. e23 heEoy, Tam '55
The following are the totals for Constables School
Commissioners Inspectors and Trustees Of this Ward
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Marbinerp.

DOARDMANS PATENT SHAREHOLDER
ID No 1853 Broadway ewYorkThis Boiler effects ss,ns
per cent in fuel Is strong dusbe safe convenient ana no
more expensive than those fZ3 horse
power The Improvement be applied common Syhnaer
Boilers increasing their power n desired Boilers Engines
Ii. BOARDMAH.
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pBw-YoRK CLASSIFICATION
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The canvas had proceeded thus lar, when The sessoh
was interrupted by the following communication from
Mayor Temann, announcing the death of Mrs. Fer
nando Wood:
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-02-02
HuDlIc Sale of Valuable Black Land
 Hempstead County.

-~D'AS ooiC Ol tdtUdDtP BLACK Lana III Hempstead County. STATE OF ARKANSAS, COUNTY or HEMPsTEAD.
 m the circuit court in chancery sitting in and for the county of Hempstead in the State of Arkansas December term, A. D. 1858. Marryatt R. Elliott and others, Complainants. ys.l on bill for partition and division of Real ,'J Estate.
 Jeremiah Elliott, John Davidson and others, De- | fendanes.
 RY virtue and in pursuance of the order and de- D cree rendered in this by the circuit court in chancery sitting in and for the county of Hempstead Tn the State of Arkansas, at the December term thereof in the year A. D. 1858, will on Monday
 the l4th day of February in the year A. D. ls5s be- tween the hours for udicials sales proceed to sell at public auction to the highest and last bidder at the court house door in the town of Washington, in the county of Hampstead and State of Arkansas, on a credit of and two years with ten per cent inter- est after due until paid, all of the lands mentioned and specified in said decree, lying, and being in the county of Hampstead, State of Arkansas, lying on ard adjacent to the 0zan creek and known and de- scrbed folows The south half of section 33; the north east quarter of section S3; the north half o section 34: the south west quarter of section 26 the north west quarter of the north wset quarter of 35 the north west quarter of the south east quar- ter of section 26; all in township ten (l0) south o1 range 25 west Also the north half of the north east quarter of section A. the south west quarter of section l. the south west quarter of the south quarter section all in township eleven CID south of range 25 west Bond with good and undoubted security requiredof the purchaser or purcahsers for the payment of the purchase money. ! EPHRAIM MERCK, l SAMUEL H. THOMAS. ! Commissioner. ] THOMAS c. McFADDIN.
 Jan12, 4 Cost of. adv. SIS %
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-02-02
Little Rock High School for Young Ladies.

THIS Institution will commence it's second session | Of five months on the first Monday of February next which originated in individual enterprise and has been fostered neither by aid from the State nor denominatonal influence, was designed on liberal scale to furnish school of the highest grade for the daughters of the South and is now in successful ope ration with full corps Inexperienced Professors and Teachers.
 COURSE OF INSTRUCTION.
 There four departments in this institution:- The Senior, the Junior the Primary and the depart ment ot Music embracing extensive course of in- structon, which, in the two higher departments has been brought as near the regular College course is suitable to the sphere of woman; when this course has been completed by pupil to the satisfaction of the Teacher, a DtDlOna will be awarded.
 Rates of Tuition as adopted by the Board for ses- sion of five months. I-l For Primary Department. .................s1a % For Latin, French, Italian and German each slo per session.
 Music-Piano, Harp and Guitar, each s25 per ses sion.
 Fees for tuition to be paid invariably. one half in advance and the residue at the middle of each session. Adopted as rule for the school that the scholars be taught Vocal Music without extra charge and no additional charges for fuel lights of musical n- struments, or any other contingencies.
 UNIFORM FOR WINTER.
 Dark plain worsted dresses, with sleeves closed at the wrist, collars of plain linen, black aprons and sun bonnets; superfuous article of dress to be a lowed, and iewelry strictly prohibited.
 Any information in reference to the school may be obtained on application to the Principal President or Secretary.
 WM B. JOHNSON, (virginia,) Prtnepal JAMES GILES. Zee Prsgcipal. PRoT. M. EDMoNDS, (Penn.) Music. Miss. E. K. BROWN. (1Tenn. Modern Lanquaoe.. Mss II. BEYEA, (N.Y.) Primary Dspartusnt.
 Trustees:
 GEORGE c. WATKINS, President. ALBERT PIKE, VIM. R. VAUGHN, :. H. TUCKER, L. E. BARBER. CHARLES RAPLEf, HENRY JACOBI, '. T.. BERTRAND, JOHN WASSELL, JAMES B. MOORE, DAVID F. SHALL.
 THOMAS J. CHURCHILL. h. h. BARBER, 1reas'r. GORDON N. PRAY, Stey.
 Board of Visitors. His Ex E. N. CONWAY, Hon. K. H. ENGLISH, Hon. J. J. CLENDENIN, JAS. A. HENRY. Esa.
 R. H. JOHNSON, Esq.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-02-02
Fifty Dollars Reward.

pANAWA from me, living in Washington IL county, Ark, the 2gth Dec 1858, 60 bright mulato boy Joe, about l9 years of age, A passes himself for white man. He is about M five fege seuen inches high has small scar just above or below of his ears has lcng straight hair and beard rather sandy. and wore away a brown jeans sack coat, was heard from at Ozark Franklin county. about the lst Of Jan last, and passed by the name of Jim Cook.
 The above reward will be paid to any one who will lodge said by in jail that may get hold of him. and notify me of it at Hilochee post ofics Washington county, Ark.
 Ian. IA le5q 4t R q NEA1r
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-02-02
SELLING OFF AT COST
 Tn clnSa nuf

THE subscribers being about to engage in other bu l sihess, are desirous of dsposng of their entire stock of merchandise and enable them to close at an early day they offer the entire stock at Cost for Cash only, in lots to suit.
 The stock consists of staple goods the most of them fresh and desirable. Persons wishing to purchase will find it to their interest give a call before buying elsewhere, as determined to close the whole stock in very short time.
 Any one desirous of embsrkng'in business at this place. more advantages location, and stock suited for trade cannot be found to such buyer our terms would be very favorable.
 RAPLEY 6s HANGER. Jan. 19, 1859.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-02-02
sale Of Valuable Real Estate in Hempsteat County, Arkansas.

[
 COUNTY OF HAMPSTEAD.
 In the Hampstead circuit court in chancery sittno December term, A. D. 1858.
 ,, David Taylor, Slbun Coffee, in right of his wife Hannah Coffee. and others, heir. at law of John Taylor. deceased, Complainants.
 e. Bill for partition and division of Real Estate John Taylor as administrator dc bonis nonn of John Taylor decd and in his character as one of the heirs of John Taylor decd, Defe dants.
 I(Y virtue and in pursuance of the order and de- h1 cree made and rendered in this cause by the circuit court in and for the county of Hempstead in the State of kansas in chancery sitting at the De- ceinber term thereof, in the year, A. D. 1858; we will proceed to sell publicly at auction at the court house door in the town of Washington in the county of Hampstead, in the State of Arkansas on Saturday the 18th day of March, A. D. 1859, to the highest bidder on credit of twelve months with ten per cent Interest thereon from date until paid all of the real estate mentioned and described in said decree to- wit he east half of section 2l the north cast quarter section S2 the south west quarter of section 2e the east hall of the south east quarter of section 2S the noth west quarter of the south quarter of section 2o the east half of the north quarter and the south west quarter of the north east quarter and the south east quarter of section 2S; all in township twelve CPD south range twenty four vest and the west half Of the south quarter of section 27 in twelve south of range twenty four west all iyng and being in and adjoining Prairie de Roan m the county of Hampstead in the State of Arkansas ed o the purchaser purchasers and the sale to take place between the hours for judicial sales G1ven under our hands this 23d day of December 4. D 1858. THOMAS G. McFADDIN. GEORGE q. MULDROW, Commissioner. JOEL W. HANNAH.
 'ah' l2, lS59 At Cost of adv. SIS %
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-02-02
IN AII ONE THNITSANn nnII ApS

IN ALL ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS. s-y similar premium of 5000 was awarded by the propretors and promptly paid to successful com pettors last year.
 The names in neompetiton for the above premiums may De sent in at any time, often as obtained. between the said lst days of November and May They will be aggregated the lst day of May 1s59 and the whole placed the credit of the competitor
 THREE ORIGINAL NOVELTIES
 WI Mll appear ia the Newspaper" in the year l85s.- The first of these called
 1.-THE MILLER's DAUGHTER"
 was commenced in the'' Newspaper of January 5th, ls5s and will be continued through some twelve m namoers of the paper. It is by Mrs MARY ANN tory to publication in book form. This is story of extraordinary interest, and worth of itself five times the cost of the papers containing it. This novel will be followed by another from Mrs. TAMAR DAVIS called "ANGELA; OR THE TRIUMPH OF LOVE" and this again by another, called :. THE STEP-MOTHERS FEUD," by CLARA MORE LAND"-each of the two last stories running through elght or ten numbers of the " Newspaper" series Of original sketches of South Western Life by an eye witness, will accompany the Novelettes. They will appear under the title of
 "ChRONICLES OF THE CANE-BRAKE.n All these Inducements with spiritedly conducted Agricultural Department, maintained by original contributions from practical farmers, eonspire to | der the Dollar Newspaper the cheapest and most | complete family paper in the United States. THE DOLLAR NEWSPAPER
 IS made up with special reference to the family circle It afns 70 interest, instruct, and amuse. News and substantial information its prominent characteris ties No Weekly Journal ofth daylhas ever publish ed as many original American stories and nnvelettes useful and entertaining for the general reader-for the wayside, the workshop and the fire side-for the scholar the man of business, and the man of leasure.
 THE TERMS ARE; Single subscribers, sl; Club of Six B; Club of Thirteen, $lo Club of Twenty, and one copy to the getter-up of the Club sl5 Club of Thirty four and one, etc, s25: Club of Eighty and one, etc.. s60 Club of One Hundred, and one, etc, s75. Always | in advance Address
 | VIM. NJ. SWAIN & CO, Jan. l9, 1859. St Philadelphia.
 J. M. WARDWELL. of the late firm of Neil son. Wardwell 6S Co.,. having connected himself with the well known house of Reid tG Tracy s5 Chambers Street, New York. socits the continued patronage of his friends and customers and assures them that their orders for Hardware if addressed to him or to
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-02-02
Sale or Lands for the Nonpayment of Taxes the County
 Arkansas, in the State of Arkansas.

NoiCE hereby and Exohdo of at the o Dewitt of the gdben situated be
 
 osaew o'clock A. M and three o'clock whole shall be " off off bsuye the erac
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-02-02
Entertainment.

TNHE subscriber is well situated for entertaining Il travellers, one mile east of Little Rock, immedi- ately on the Memphis road. He has large and well arranged house, good stables, and an abundance of provender for horses or cattle.
 He will endeavor to please all who may give him Q call, both in entertainment and price,.
 Jan 12, 1853. 1m* J. l.. DUFF.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-02-02

 A BEAUTIFUL Country seat and farm, short IA distance from the City of Little Rock adjoining the ground of St. Johns College, in delightful and healthy locality. The tract contains one hundred and sixty acres, third of which is high and ro ling, the other two thirds being alluvial and equal in richness to the best bottom lands of the Arkansas About one half of the tract is entirely cleared and ready for the cultivation of ordinary crops or of gras ses fruits, vegetables etc, etc., with view to the supply of the city market for which the capabilities and locality of the farm make it especially worthy of attention. The woodland equally divided between upland and bottom, has dense growth of the largest and most desirable timber for which there is always Q ready sale
 The house. situated on eminence, commands an extensive prospect of the river and valley. It is nearly new built in modern style, commodious and convenient family residence.
 on the place are several never failing springs of the purest water; and it is believed that no healthier or more desirable situation be found in the State As an investment for profit, as a complete home 1t will recommend itself on view.
 In a short time, the extension of the city must render portion of the farm very valuable for build- ing lots.
 The whole will be sold on reasonable terms Of fers will be considered for the unmproved half or for the cleared land with the residence
 Apply to the undersigned, on the premises
 Jan. F. 1859. 3n ROBT. A WATKINS
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-02-02
Come Up.

WOULD most respectfully cali upon all those l. who are indebted to me, 10 come up and settle without delay, as l must shortly go East for my Spring and Summer stock, and stand in need of my money.
 will in the meantime sell my remaining stock of Winter Goods at greatly reduced prices. Jan. l9 lShQ POIInCK
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-02-02
MEMPHIS < LITTLE ROCK Regular Weekly Passenger Packet THE FINE, NET PASSEyGER STEAMER, "Arkansaw Traveller"

CAPT. HIcKs KING. F. D. HALE, Clerk WILL Run regularly during the rr-> W entire season, between Little ,sSsss..s s.s.ss Rock and Memphis, carrying Freights and Passen- gers through without change of boats
 Passengers and Shippers may rely on the prompt ness and punctualty of this steamer All orders and business entrusted to the ARKANSA " FRA VELER," will receive particular attention.
 JannarY 12 lS59.=3m.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-02-02
JOHN ii. QUfSFNBERRy
One Thousand Dollars in Premiums
The Dollar Newspaper, PhiIadeIphia

THE publishers have announced rich programme | of original novels for the year lss9. and. as an additional induoement % subscribers. offer
 ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS IN .PREMIUMs 10 those persons who shall seLd in to the office of " the Dollar Newspaper between the lst of Novem- Der, 1858, and the lst of May S5g the ten largest lists of subscribers, follows to-wit:
 For the largest list sent from any Town, ssOO
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-02-02

Ihs greatest Remedy in the world This cordial |, distilled from berry known only to myself and ch'ni'.'iy combined with of the most valuable mHIicin1i roots, herbs and btrks known to the mind '" man, vi1.: BLorD GnnT, BLACK RooT, WILD CHERRY BARE. YELLOW pock, pANprlIoN S,Rs,P. AEIiL.. EtnEE FLnwERs, with others producing the most Ihttiih.e r-mrdy fr thr restoration of health r'-r Known II k natIra uvn remedy, cring dis ease bS nunrn laws When takcn iis influence is trtt cour,in- thro.Eh cvcrN of r huiy purify ln- an a'cerra.iiig the circt,,on tli- blood 1t henirtiiz"' any hii ,us urtt,r in the stomach and strrH then, t!tr Wuo,p t,-s mi iyafi,,n
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-02-02
Corn! Corn!! COrn!!!

l THE undersigned has for sale, immediately upon | Il the river bank two miles below Lewsburg, Fopr
 Thousand bushels of corn, which will be sheled and
 sacked, or delivered in the husk, to suit the pur-
 chaser. Address me at Lewisburg, Arkansas | Jau, l2, 1858. If STEPHEN HAWKINS.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-02-02
To Country Nes.h..,.

JHps,E sish,ns b PaFehAss . cheap bln of Good. ~li a ssl. o cal oa the snbserihsr, as hs |. seilin. cus hs sntiFe stock ofdry good. fansy s.l. clothing, boots. shoes. hatS caps hag,l,.sss =. ware, ete., stc, 4 LOST without reserve csI .Ten Dc s determined te sell cut th~ whri. .s - - Reroiieet tsis is no sham sale. D. R. MANpEI..
 Jan 10. T~AA.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-02-02
Oysters, Lobster, and Sard;nes.

WYE are just in receipt of lot of fresh Baltimore | w cove oysters; also lot of Holsters, samone aud sardines. FIELD & DOLBY. Ian 12 lS59
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-02-02
NnIire.

THIS is O notify sll inlebssd to ths late firm af | wm. George S Bro, that there aesoun.s wlll hs handed to lasyef for collection from and after th. 18th day ef February next.
 lfyoa Want @ cost, come n time and settle up Jan fs. is5s. LTOI GFlRgE
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-02-02
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHTP.

T>HE Partnership heretofore existing between Da- Il vid Bender and John Brisbin, in the Timing business, is this day dissolved by mutual consent-- The Books of the late firm are in the hands of J. Brsbin, who is authorized to settle the same. Per- sons having claims against them will please present them for payment. Those knowing themselves in debted to the same either by Note or Book account, are requested to call and pay the or before the first day of February, after that time they will be placed in the hands of an officer for collection
 D. BENDER.
 J. RRISRIN
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-02-02
POSTPONEDASALE OF LOTS IN BUF.
 FALO CITY, ARKANSAS.

sale of lots heretofore advertised to take place in Buffalo City on White River, Arkansas. on the 2d Monday in January, 1859, is po~tponsa until the "a Monday m February next. when the sale wil positively take place without regard 70 weafher or anything else whatever Terms, 4th cash. haiAnce in twelve months.
 JOHN Ii. QUiSENBERRY. ssg Gazette X Democrat Memphis ApteAl. Mem phis Avalanche, Memphis Eagle & Enquirer. Ds. Are Citzeu Batesville and Jaeksouport ,,arar. ,, until l4N off -tla " fs
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-02-02
VIM. NJ. SWAIN tI CO, Jan. 19. 1859. St Philadelphia.

J. M. WARDWELL. of the late firm of Neil son. Wardwel & Co.,, having connected himself with the well known house of Reid & Tracy s5 Chamber, Street. New York, solicits the continued patronag, of his friends and customers and assures them tha, their orders for Hardware if addressed to him or tc keld X Tracy. shall be satisfactorily executed.
 Jan. l9 lS59 ly=
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-02-02
D. BENDER. J. BRISBIN.

THE business will be continued by J. Brisbin who l thankful for past favors, begs & continuance of the same. Sales will be made on reasonable terms and for Cash Exclusively.
 Old Copper and Beeswax taken in exchange for Ware J. BRISBlN.
 little Rock Ian
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-02-02
FAMILY FIotfRt
 NEW ORLEANS

A FEW Barrels hrst rate fresh -four for family "A use-eheAP, b close eonsignment-apply to
 A. j. HUTT, Jan. 18th. lssa. Nsia sfrset
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-02-02
AlaSsp. PIows,, p,ows,,,

X SMALL lot superior Sugar and Coffee, jus. re- "A eeived ard for sale cheap apply to
 A. ]. HUTT. Jan. 10th. 1859. Ny,a ,ty,,t.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-02-02
For Safe.

RECEiNED this day, Der steamer Argyle, large 1t and well selected lot of one and two horse Flows for sale cheap, apply to A. J. HUTT.
 Jan. 18th. 1858. NIia .,fs,t