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8A RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the \ | public generally that he has just received by seam boats Frausand and Swallow fine assort- ment of fancy and staple goods, selected with his usual care by himself in New Orleans, among which may De enumerated in part the following:

 DRY GOODS.

 3-t II, and 5-i Brown and Bicached Shirtings and Sheetings; Bleaehed and Brown Cotton Drills; Lowell Cottons; Bed Ticking; Linen and Cotton Checks; Plain and Plaid Linseys Kerseys; Cotton ades; Denms; Nanleens; Kentucky Jeans; Cass- ncts; Satinets; Blankets; Red, White, and Green Fiannes; Black French Merino: Bomba2ine Cam biet, Alpaeas, and Summer Cloths; Musquito Net .ting; Carpetin@; Span Cotton&; Black and Culored Cambric; Plain and Plaid Gin$hams; Lo6g Lawns, Irish Linens: Aousseiiae de Lane: Bazorncs: Print ed Lawns, and Coiored Swiss NR7Ii0s of fashionable aud choice patterns; Fancy Satin and Ak Nestngs: Gamblic. Jackonet, Swiss, Null, and Book Mus linS; Bishop Lawns; Figured Swiss and JacoRet AIGsliGs; Lace Bordering; Plain and Figured White and Black LaCes; Plain and Hem Stitch Linen Cam bpie Handherchiefs; Baci; and Colored Fancy Silk vats; Lace Capes and Collars; large assortment of Gimp Laces; White Cotton ErngeS, White, Black, and Colored Tatleta Ribbons; Fashionable Cap and Bonnet Ribbon; Silk, Lace, and Kid Gloves; Black Lace Mitts and Half Finger Gloves Black and CooGed Sewing Silks; White and C0lored Spool Cot- tons; Cotton Cords and Bindings; White and Black Coton Silk, and Worsted Hose and iIali Hose; Green Elastic SaSpendcrs; Linen Bosom Shirts; a fine assortment of Ladies' Fashionable Bonnets; Parasols and Umbrellas; Thread Laces and Edgings.

 FANCY RIICLES-JENELRY.

 Beads; Hair piAs; Pocket, Side Dressing, and Tuck Combs; Brushes; Matches; Razors and Razor Straps; Fish Hook and Lines; Pocket and Table Knives; Scissors and Shears; Looking Glasses oi assorted sizes; Eolins and Violin Strings Fancy Soaps and perfumery Paper, Pens, and Ink; Prim- mers and School Books; Pearl and Metal Bone and { Lasting Buttons; Playing Cards; Plough Lines: Bed Cords; Manella Rope; Buckets aud Pails; Cotton and Wool Cards; Coffee Miiis Selves; Brooms: an assortmentsf Toys, &c.; Glass Plumbers; Candle sticks, and Decanter5; GiasSlrzre and Croeieru; Brass and Britannia CagdlestickS: Sqadlsru: Men's | aad Ladies, Ridins Whips Brides and Mlrtingacs Spurs Ssc.; Powder Shot, Lead; Gun Locks Flints and Percussion Caps Sheep Shears.

 HATS, SHOES, AND BOOTS.

 Ladies Fancy BusNins; Slippers; Ties and Bro gans; Girls and Misses Slippers; Children, Boys and Mems Shoes and Boots.

 HARDWARE.

 Nails; Collins Axes; Trace, Log antl OK Chains; Sad lrons Hand Saw Files; Padlocks, &e. BAGGlNG AND BALE ROPE. GROCERIES.

 300 sack Salt; 50 sacks Coffee; IS bbs Sugar 10 barrels Melasses; 50 barrels Whskey, 6O barrel. Supertne Flour; barrels French Vinegar Soap Candles; Tohacco; Segars; Tea; Pepper; Spice; Gin aamon, Cloves; Nutmess; Mustard, Saleratas Starch

 WINES AND LIQUORS.

 St. Julian Claret Rhine. Madeira, Port, and Mus cat Wine; Champagne; Cosniac Drandy; Holland Gin; Jamaica Rum: Rye Brandy

 PAINTS, OILS, AND MEDICINES.

 Nhite Lead; Paints; Ols; varnish; Spirits Fur j pentine; White Wash and Paint Brushes; Window Glass; Putty; Indigo Madder; Copperas Alum; Saltpetre; Birthstone; Epson Salts; Camphor; Gin ger; Castor Oil; British oil; Opodeldoc; Bateman's 1 Drops; paregoriei Essence Peppermint, Soda Pow l ders, Ne. Be

 All of which has been bought cheap for cash, and will be sold al low prices for cash, or in exchange for country produce.

 1 LiHie Rock, June 25ih, 1S45. 4i-om