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SUGAR.. The market was frmer, and some 1900
hhds. were sold at 81 @63 and &c for Fair to Fully
Fair.
MoLAssEs. About 1900 bbls. were sold at 2sA@
3lc for Fermenting, and 314@323 for Prime and
Choice, with $50 half bills at 35@36ac y gallon, ac-
cording to quality.
FLOUR. !. The market was inactive, and the sales
reached barely 1900 bbls. Of which 100 Superne at
IS Is, 100 at IS 3d. SOS in lots At IS &c. and $50
Indiana Extra at IS y Dbl. Also, by auction, $50
bbls Damaged at n s73 for Superfne, and % 600
$6 Is y Dbl. for Extra.
GRAM. Corn was in active request, and about
5000 sacks were sold, including 800 and 1000 Mixed
at s5c, 1900 in lots at s5@s6c loo at 81 100 At
ST. and 500 in lots at SOC. b buahel OF Oats, 600
sacks st. LDs sold in lots at 7sc. y bushel. The
sales Of Bran comprised 100 sacks from store at 81 O
800 on the Levee at 81 TO- and atboat load in bulk
at $1s u tun.
PROVISIONS. The principal sale Of Pork was SIS
bills Heavy Mess at $40 So the retail rate being re-
duced to sl9 y Dbl. for Mess. In Bacon and Lard we
heard Of no transactions Of any importance.
RICE. We heard Of sales Of 430 tierces since We'd
nesday last at 4lc. $50 at 4l@4sc., and on Friday
evening liz to arrive at 4sc. u h.
CoFFEs. Sales 1900 bags, of which 400 at lOfc,
leo at l0lc, 500 at II and lltc, $50 at LII and so
at ll}c. u h.
BALE ROPE. 100 coils Machine Made sold at
SIC. % b.
WHISKY. We noticed sales of 200 bbls Rectified
at &c, and 70 Raw at 3Oc. ID gallon.
FREIGHTs. "A British ship was taken for Liver
pool at 1921 for Cotton, and an American at Id.
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and eight thousand one hundred and seventeen bales
Inc total receipts at eli the ports are two millions
seven hundred and ninety thousand four hundred and
seyentysix bales against 1,7s2s59 bales last year.
The receipts at Mobile for The week up to last night
were 227ll bales The total receipts ct that port for
the season are 649,603 bales. The stock 1t Mont
gomery on the 10th was IS 900 bales and placing It
TO the credit Of Mobile sends the receipts Of that port
at once to 6S5 900 bales The receipts after this time
last year at all the ports ,332 900 bales The
receipts here are, however, commencing to fall OF
largely, particularly by the jackson Railroad, and
from the borders Of the Mississippi there are not any
more large boat loads accessible.
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The receipts Of the leading staples by these pack

| Frejpbts are firm and plentifnl ~ the folIovno
rates - s o''o"41s
81. Lou;.-C,rocer;es Az nor Inn ,hs f,.u.,z,,,
goods lOc per 100 lbs molasses 81 per Dbl, turpen
| the O. per Dbl. = =
epn an 9na ca aS 25c per 100 lbs;
Louisville or Portland Groceries asc ner I'm
lbs; forwarding goods 4Oc. per 100 lbs; molasses
~ 90 per b6l.
40 ~ AUG. per l0o ibs molasses
w p - Per DBL c.....
=, - nou XXI SI"iooe'es ooc' per ho ips' moasses
- S " pr nu,' 7s., on, 80 -,
Eysy.pn sRed r; 10 Ty0 gsr ~; 40 m
Sa".e"' Noaa0n'N''-$i q 70 VI oo per Dbl.
1he river at this point was falling yesterday, being
5 feet 10 inches below high water mark.
.c., ~. Se."-1e1 'A'.ns ~ A'eAauor'a on
Tue Aotn inss WIN no prospect Of rise at Helena
it was falling on the 18TH At Vicksburg on the 10th
inst the river was at stand. At Memphis the river
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Tuesday, the I'D nst the anniversary Of the birth
of Washington, being egazed holiday, a dies non,
the banks will be closed All business with them for
that day must be transacted on Monday.
Statement Of the Banks of this City for the meek
ending Saturday, Feb. 10, 1850.
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Children three years old under ree those over Yea
and up 70 twelve years old price; all
family tickets IN psckagss Of the
0nce Of the Master OF Transportation. whose
HES reside the line Of the procure in
ages twenty-five for their reduced rate
The Company prepared Goods and PACK
Of All kinda every place with which they have
on receiving ftoin delivering the domc patrons
,.... 7. s. WILLIAMS,
jazz II Ma ter OF Tran, poftaon.
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YER,s AGUE CUnE. FOR ,

a Fever fsss? and Hsus, f Remit
sss ss'ssss vS,.
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remedy louder called for by necessities Of the
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Bowels sh ces mi
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sons while Injection that viii Be se ea
iss ,ss ass
isn they Of this 1em nssI
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PHYsIC
composed that disease within the range their action
can rarely Withstand evade them. Their proper
ties search and cleanse nvgorae every portion bu
orguns correcting Its diseased restoring it's
healthy vita!iiies Az Of these properties
Invalid who Is bowed down with pain physical debility
tonshed to lind his health energy restored by remedy
once so simple and inviting. @
sa ss e
mac containing certificates of their directions for
ine use 10 the following complaints Gosivene Heartburn
arising from dsordered Stomach Nausea Indges.
on rom IN and Morbid 1nacon of the Bowels Flatnency
Loss o. Appetite, Jaundce, and other kindred complaints
arising from low state of the body obstruction of tn nnc.
tons Ihey are an excellent alternative the renovation Of
dehitated by disease. ~e " ~ = ''
Ayers Cherry Pectorul.
tne hapd cne OF Coughs Colds
Group Broncs Incipent Consumption and for the elef al
C9nsumptive Patients IN advanced stages disease
So wide the field Of its and SO ara tba
sbourds in persons publicly known have been
from alarming and even desperate diseases Of the lungs nv III
use When once tried Its superiority every other ue
cine Ct ~ kind s TOO and where
its virtues KNOWN the public longer hesitate What
dote employ for the distressing dangerous aectiona
the pulmonary ogans that incident climate Wiia
many remedies thrust the have ae
aud been d. caded this has by trial con
ierred nefs on the afflicted they and
sale BY j. WRIGHT 4 Oh sass -
Nos. q 1 Isl Charities strest n a, N
Also BY HAvILAND, CLARK GEORGE Mobile and b.
Al Dssuers. ~ y, d22 6m s.
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sl2.24l,s54 s2s,620,7ll s2,l74,6

Actual increase oflong and short loans forthe
Sl12,357
The following is the comparative statement of
loans, discounts, mortgages and pledges, which in
cludes active movement, excepting exchanges and
Head xyniubf
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81. CHARLES HOTEL .Wn u nu11er. Il
Belding, Ark. Col Jesse Goe HI II b a.. r
-. Miss Bette C0e, Miss 3 Ford o. = pSilis~
Mem. J. Geo b HANSON, KY q. n q NcGili. HIi.-F
Chas Race, Mem. n 81 Edmonds Mis- al
Aleods, Ky. 8 Porter, Ala. y b Catlfn N
syt, La Miss Sallie ADJ Reidy, Miss o Parker
Ga. .JnO Smith, Andrew Ceiiins G Oisy. ". s.
Calhoun, La. g G Butler, q = Id, Mias . Mr.
CMoore and svt, B Mayes, laly, child and sryt
La. ~ Knapp, N Y....W Massey, Ed Sinruon1
Ga. "a Z Oliver Cincinnati 81 F. = RoaseAn Al
-. r Alexander, st Louis. &c 4 Matthew'S -
and svt. M d Manpin, L. ~ James and vt 8 q
Smi4h, Miss. Frank Richardson, Il. is Saw.
yer and lady, Miss Williams, N Y....W a Smith, u
\: Walton Shepherd, Va. Mn B n Gould. liee
Matthew'S, Maine p Porter Could, Tcxas Il b
SPARKS, Brown. Ga. a Dsxi, fadY md two
syts, y a, Keith, Lewellyer, nn g Lewellyer,
Ncho II III Atx' insyaney smsn. T;sy
Ia i Castor Iu.,, ss n a.s ~: = boyce.
Crutcher' Miss S,sce Tam ~ \ ~ 80
Fowler Ticish,,. !" 3 !. g - 49, sacfzo9
Mitcheil = > acNeiIi y lcNs;n sIlssuiy
VIM. La. a r Rsdwoo5 III Th,s k R.. ~ Y
Miss Lizzie Anstin w. si,;. nss Dlckson
Jackson and syts IA q 3 p $500 Il
Murphy. Mass ; 81 r Kent "a - 'pSIs ssm a
Va. 81 Downer. Ohio w q as.tssIe nSyd,
Geo Myers i n Wnnsr n 4 n ~ !. a
Owens j Baiev r q Msrt;n IA ~. ~" ~
Jones Mrs Holmes We ~ Al ~ w. g
" Rucke and LADY, IL Coi n o. - y 81 49, 10y,
Law. Auburn. Mss KATE Cs,rntsii ~ sz g,
Saifaraus d D. w Rntlsr nprcs,, = y s'aael9 n
Sleade stmr Gomez. 81 H.nns NJ. = - .
iryen. Term. 81 q iiarander a "; n. -
Mss Miss Matilda Coiemsn AZ p.n, S Cs.
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M
.onss, wn'cn aH'ved yestercsy rom Camden, fhat
80 - u iouf iees and hesyy rsins q ~
hme sne ieit.
The officers Of The Lacy Holcombe, Capt ". D.
Bateman, which arrived yesterday from Red river,
reports that de river was fallisg very fast from
Shreveport, and that above Shreveport nayieatioa
was nearly suspended.
AER1yALs.-S assrday.-Ths Red river packet
Lacy Holcombe, Cspk ". D. Batensn, arrived with
l,S4l bales cotton, and leaves ssain On Tuesday.
The steamer J. G. 6won, Capt Insc b. Jones,
arrived from Louisville with large trip, and leaves
on Tuesday in the Railroad Line for 81 Louis. We
thank AE. Trad. LAveilIe, her clerk, fox favoss.
The Bayou Sara packet Capitol, Capt v. B. b.
rance, arrived With $50 bales cotton, 100 hhds sugar
and 6SA hhss molassea
The Tensas packet Dick Nash, Capt Edward
Jones, arrived With sos beIes coetop and
on Tuesday.
The Louisville packet T. H. Fsjrcbi]d. Can't, J, Il.
Faucett arrived with larrs tim ana leaves 10 av Il
SPIN. We thank Mr.. Richard =. Full.r her clsrL
for favon.
The Yazoo river packet Yaxoo Belle. Cant. wv.
Pass, with s5e bales cotton.
Sunday.-Tbe Ouachita river packet Paul Jones.
Cspt. Frank Keeling, with ea7 baies rotton ~
leaves on Wednesday.
The Memphis packet Ingcmar, Capt B. Paris. Win
1880 bales cotton and II hbds tobacco. and leaves
again on Wednesday We thank her cierk. NJ. n
G. Champlin, for fayoFs. &,
The st. Louis packet Edw. Wsl,b. Cant. =. Davt.
with good hip.
Tbs Beof river packet Southern. Can't. Goodwin.
with s42 bales cotton, and leaves assip on Wedues
day.
The Red river packet Jos. Holden. Cept. r. q,
Martin, with 1876 bales cotton.
The Yaxoo river packet Col r. n. Jnd.on Cant
A. G. Harrison, with l,4s1 bales cotton.
The Attakapas packet Ceres. Cant. j. j. Labarthe.
with 81 bales cotton 26z bbds, sugar and ss5 bbln
molaases, and leaves again on Tuesd.v.
The Louisville racket Ecl,pse cant. n. / ano...
with 4 large trim.
The incinnstf psctet j. " fbeesmsn c.nt i
Ketchum. with large Trim. va tb.nh ~ c,...,
Mr.. A. Byrnes. for favor. She l..,.. ...,r .oS.,'
M5P.M. -
The Tensas n.ch.t pntv ~, a.. p... "a.
], 457 bales cotton ST ia \,
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l.
We observe that some members of our Legislature
have disposition to keep up the tinkering on our
banks. Mr.. Withers, of the Senate has introduced
bill for the protection Of holders of bank notes under
the denomination Of twenty dollars. We ,ponder
what holders have applied for protection Of bank
paper No one in the State Of Louisiana is obliged
to take bank note, and for pretending to protect
the laboring classes by Legislative enactments, it
smacks too much of kind regards for the "dear peo
ple' There are very few laborers or working folks
that retain bank note under twenty dollars longer
than as many minutes. Our banks and banking sys-
TEN are working along very well. Here is the posi-
ton Of one of the free banks yesterday and it is an
emblem of the sonndness, safeness and security of
the issues Of all the banks organized under the gene
ral banking law Of the State or free bank, say
shird Of coin for cash deposits in vault is. s73666
The amount of coin in vault was 1886 900, and sol
City and State Bonds at Soc. in the hands of the Au-
ditor to secure circulation Of 1856 600, making
81 272 900. We hope the honorable Senator has not
discovered anything in the standing or sovency Of
the old chartered banks to demand any legislation
against their small notes. There is no compusion to
| force bank to issue small notes. and if any bank
chooses to abolish the system all very we'll Let Con-
gress increase the legal tender of silver coin to
twenty or twenty-five dolIars-there would be very
few five or ten dollar notes in circulation in two
years.
The Exchange transactions for the week have been
large. The closing rates to-day were a 9-l6 at the
banks; GIG a outside, with some drawers asking
for five and ten days sight sixty days sight Ii "a
Ii and 7ect. discount. 1t happens to be very CON
venent for reters to be endorsed or guaranteed by
the banks. As the banks buy the time exchanges,
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8t6 0rltans Bully Grsttut.
MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 81, 1850
Nsm 0rItans Nluntu Mmksi.
CHsscEEf OyyIcs, No. 10 Camp d

3, Saturday Night, feb. 10. isss
The movements in the general money market for
the week have been large. The transactions in ex-
change equal any week during the season. The calls
on the banks have not been heavy with some about
the income, and others . little in excess In long
dated paper there has been very little expansion.
Some few loans on mortgage have been granted on
stocks and real estate but they are few and far be-
tween. Outside capitalists get all the frstclass long
dated securities, from the fact that they do them on
lower terms, the Bank Of Louisiana and State Bank
being authorized to exact interest ct the rate Of %
ct. over four and six months dated paper There is
no apprehensions entertained Of any relaxation in
the facilities for anticipating paper It can hardly
be believed that the country will require any large
immediate advances r sss
The weekly Statement Of the Banks exhibits an
increase in general discounts Of the week Of only
100000. The decrease in deposits is slight. There
is increase in specie which is due to remittances
from the country. The exchange balances keep well
up, but some Of the banks complain that there is
very little to be made. We are not aware that it is
incumbent on our banks to Do business just for the
pleasure Of doing it. The Ajax, it appears, shows
only $751; 900 in exchange, but little more than the
amount Of its large collection account. It's directory
is moving along conservatively, evidently viewing
the unsettled position Of affairs in Europe as some
thing to be watched If the anticipated disturbances
do come, the Ajax will be prepared as in the event
Of Great Britain being embrcied, and war comes in
earnest, particularly between that country and
France, commercial and financial positions are so
blended that reaction Of the most unfavorabe ma
ture will result. If the war is confined to the con-
tinent, the results will not be greatly detrimental to
American interests therefore, with the information
the Ajax or some members Of the Board are in pos
session Of we can infer that it does not intend to be
placed III vulnerable position, in no way whatever.
The inference is that with the little gain to be de-
rived from exchange dealings, its exchange account
will be kept low. The fact TO- the competition in ex-
change dealings are great that profits Of old
have gone into oblivion.
The banks all show strong as usual, and let war
come, they can stand the contest.
n ho rbarro co.k I,a,, Il s
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Horse Car will leave the city every morning ct o'clock
and the Lake every night hour the arrival
ductor. - '.e ' WV"
The trains will stop the Station House, GENTLY Ridge
when called npon, mail trips but the Conductor
must nave timely notice. milf
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The receipts o. cotton for the week confirm our re-
marks made a week ago. that the maximum Of excess
had been attained The excess tonight ia one million
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BgEM4Pa.AHL sJIE 4 co.'s ISLAND or CUBA
sL receive and forward all kinds packages and
70 havsDa 9star CardenAs villa Clara Sse ia ia
G.sa ,esmsdSs Nuevitss, Puerto Principe Santiago
q Well. Fargo Co.. Csnson o. United States
cnanss company or the United California and Europe
As XIV " y Hsw orleans, BEDDING CO.,
1910 n It, Charles St Charles Hotel
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NOTICE-THE STYLE or OUR FIRM Te THIS nj
~ changed to CLARKE PICTON. 80
jal Y "a s4s7f A. B. CLARKE CO. +
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Ism ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1859.
1-ss1zzNAxNEWo ORLEANS, JACKSON i GREAT
NORTHERN RAILROAD

Express,
oace IN the Railroad Building Camp street. opposte La
ayet'e sanaIe viii deliver IN any Of the city Bag
fackages Specie, Bank Notes. Jewelry etc. received
sns ~ q Otherwise 4 may be entrusted to their
point on the Great Northern Railroad Southern Railroad
o. the MSsspp Central Railroad receiving that pu
individuals " ~ ~ " ''"S'' VI
On approaching New Orleans the Baggage Master will 70
through The and receive the Checks OF All
wishing sir Baggage their hotel residence
The Company will be responsible ali articles placed
IN charge Of the Baggage Master. f
EXPRESS CHARGES, IN ADDITION TO RR. FREIGHT
#s Between the Depot and
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) NEW ORLEANS, JACK.
iSON AND GREAT NORTHERN

~ 3soE AN5 GREAT NoRTHERN
On and after January 1882 Passenger Trains will leave
New Orleans twice daily at $50 A. NJ and $50 r NJ srriv
ing q Canton At $50 r. N. and 6S8 A. M. - ~
Returning. will leave Canton Al 7SO M and ~ p n
srnvinE e. Hew Orleans q 80 r n and $50 A. M.
4.l0P.M. $500 'S ~ 49, anu a4ii'e oas w
Fsisht must be at the Depot O'Clock r NJ on the day
until next trip, 1855 ~ 'e ~ WI ny ose'
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O'CLOCK .nis evening. Passengers may engage rooms
~ 'ne NEBRASKA wn feelings Of perfect security to
tne ssaanc ness and safety OF this fine steamer and
WIN 1ne certainty Of progressing rapidly, arriving
una ieaving puactually, hving sumptuously, and
'rayeag y 1ne company 81 the best OF officers Capt
a. \ lrW'n y commander and Mr. Charles shnltz is
III cnarse OF the once.
Chocta,c for LouisviRe--This excellent and fast
passenger packet now receiving and will leave to-
day, at P. NJ. She has first class accommodations
for large number Of passengers, and is deserving Of
the popularity that exists among travellers in her
favor. Capt. D. Fl. Silver commands, and W. NJ
Webbing is clerk.
The CAL1oPE.-we noticed that the steamer Mns;c
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grTaOBACCO-S. TURNER, No. 90 CAMP STREET fup
stairs Dealer in all kinds TOBACCO both in hogshea
and bales suitable for the Mexican Market Plantation and
Cigar purposes. AZ II
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Each trunk, valise, or carpet bag,
Weighing not more than 100
pounds. .........,.....
Packages. other than baggage.
weighing not more than 100
pounds......................
Each additional so pounds of bag
gage, or packages other than
uAsEage.
Specie, bank notes, jewelry, and
other valuables. weighing not
more than 100 pounds. .,,,,,.
Each additional 80 pounds. 49,.
".sa T. s. "
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-,
Inc receipts OF com for the week have been by the
steamship Arisonia from Brasos St. Isgo $5AO8as
S.aameI Csh!ofns from Aohe $500
Senulss va TIC river 1OOOO
oenr. .. !. Johnson from Bra1os ST. Iago 1000
Receipts for The week s56asss
H"''oos'y reeeiseo since Ast sept 91266A
s ----
poa Ieceips since let September 1858. 969O477
peceips ot same time last 7s822S8
nsceip.s ol same lime m 1901 1881
Hecep's same tme IN 1900. Sl904s8
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yV&VIER STREET - > -
Agency Of the .Msnhsttan and ..Knickerbocker Lf
IaeefAnce Companies Of New York. pl7W
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NOTICE TO CAtPEMTERs AND BUILDERs
Patent Sawed Misunderstanding both rough and dreUsed
om the best yellow Pine and Cypress timber for sale
Per for rough and IA 50 for dressed In sui
~ Lumber sawed to order. 5ay
Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-14

GREENSBORO, ALA, Nov. 10, 1851.
 DR. l.. c. GLOVER & BRO, Aberdeen, -Gentlemen We have been agents for your Medicines for several years past, and take pleasure in adding our testimony to their great value as remedial agents. They have given general satisfaction, rare ly ever failing to give the desired relief.
 Respectfully yours,
 OSBORN & HATCH, Druggists.
 For further information examine the testimony wrapped round the bottle. Then try the Medicines and verify the statement. april22-6m. For sale by D. P. Black & Co, Des Arc.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-14
Silver Plated wa 2

NINE setts with Urns; leo of all sS II lets and Cups, Waltersi l. 0l Table Ware of all kInus, ,. Beautiful CasiOrsl, s,st,,
 Forks,
 J. E. MERRIhaassp aassprs mar a5-tf1 e5s Main street, "'-'
Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-14
GRENADA, Mss. Sent. fO. is57.

GRENADA, Miss, Sept. 10, 1857.
 DR. l.. c. GLOVER & BRo.--Sirs It is @ our pleasure to report to you that your - Medicines are taking we'll with the peo- Izt pie, and we want another supply immedi- ately. As they are now introduced, we -E think we can sell a large quantity of them ID We have not heard of any dissatisfaction !. in any case where they have been used, and we know of some very extraordinary cures effected by them. after other Medi- cines had been used Very respectfully.
 A. C. BOON & CO, Druggists.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-14
sHUQUALACK, Miss, Sept. IS. 1855,

H SHUQUALACK, Miss, Sept. IS, 1857. DR. l.. c. GLOVER & BRo.-Gentlemen {:
 We wrote you some time sincel August Q 17th) for new supply of your valuable !" Liver Medicine, which we have not re-
 ceived nor heard from. We now wish cU you to send us half gross of your BAY 1- BERRY SYRUP, half of each size. As ~ far as it has been tried, it has acted like c charm, and given general satisfaction, and is acquiring quite a reputation for its yir-
 tues. Therefore, send forward by express IQ the above supply, and hurry up the four
 dozen Liver Medicine, for we need it every - day. Respectfully yours. E w. A. MCCLURE & CO, Druggists. t1 This agency was constituted the 31st
 July, 1858.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-14


 EDucATroN SouTn. The Boston Post has published series on Colleges and Schools at the South" which concludes as follows:
 'sIn reviewing the subject of education in the Southern States, we arrive at this general result: That the scattered condi- tion of the people Is unfavorable to the very general prevalence of the common school system, such as prevails in New England Private schools are more gen. eral in the South than any other portion of the world; and as to the higher semina- ries of learning, if she is not now an equal to the North, she soon will be. And, then, the education she acquires from social in .tercourse may outweigh all the real in- structions imparted through the lyceum system.
 At the present time, the South is more aactive in improving her educational system than the North. At her recent commer- sciaI conventions the subject has been free sly discussed, and the general view has been taken that her sons and daughters should be educated at home, and not at the North. The Southerners not onlypro- pose to furnish themselves with education, but with school-bools. The last have been, very generally, procured from the North. The South has been accustomed to paythe North for school books and e6- ucaton $5, ,000 900 annually. But she is now endeavorlng to manufacture both school.books and education for her own children.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-14

and bill lading to be signed for.
 GgS- Price of Freight from Napoleon to Des Arc, 30 cents per 100 pounds. Passage $5 00.
 GB Price of Freight from Des Arc to Memphis, 30 cents per 100 pounds, cotton Sl per bale. Passage S8.
 Passage from Memphis to Indian Bay and Des Alc, Ss; Nigger Hill and Augusta, $9 ]; Grand Glaize and Jacksonport, $10..
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Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-14

At the Mammoth Wholesale Drug store, the Largest Store in the City. april22-6m.