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LATE ARRIVAL
lust RECEIVED per steamboat Republic, and
~ opening in the brick store, on Main street.
formerly occupied by BY Messrs Wallace & Ward
cases blue Merrimac prints


do Cape Horn do


do Fancy do


Is pieces Irish LINN


do l0-i Linen sheetng


3 do s-4 Damask Linen


! case Bleached Shriings
Hem stitched and plain linen hsnds.eh'sis
10 dozen P. l.. Hats
Thread laces and edgings
May ?, 1876. G. c. PICKETT.
SCOTT WHITE 4 co. have jus, received per late
y arrivals a general assortment OF Dry Goods and
Groceries. which will be sold on reasonable terms.
May 9Th 46.
lust rec d per steamers Bourbon, Arkansas Mail,
- and Virginia. in addition to our iormer stoekG
10000 lbs. ron, assd;
Am and nglish blister. Germln and cast steel;
90 900 CT. cotton yarns;
80 boxes window glass;
% tumbers, sssd;
so pepper filsks
400 and gallon Jugs;
100 bbls whiskey,
90 " Am. brandy and gin,
zoo bags coffee,
90 hhds sugar,
10 boxes starch,
10 eases prints, assd,
90 bales domestic, asst'd, &C., &c. All OF which
we are disposed TO sell to our friends and customers
at a very small advance for edsh-or in exchange for
country produce HENRY 4 CUNNINGHAM.
Van Buren. May 9, 1916.