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ID ESPECTFuI.LY informs his friends and the N public generally that he has just received by steam boats FraRl5land and Swallow fine assorf- ment of fancy and staple goods selected with his usual care by himself in New Orleans among which may be enumerated in part the following:

 DRY GOODS

 3-i, 4-I, and 5-.t Brown and Bleached Shirtings and Sheetings; Bleached and Brown Cotton Drills: Lowell Cottonei Bod Ticking; Linen and Cotton Checks; Plain and Plaid Linseys; Kersevs: Cotton ades; Denims; Nankeens; Kentucky Jeans; Cassi- pets Salinets; Blankets; Red, White, and Green s.,. s; Black French Menno; Bombazine Cam Flames aeas and Summer Cloths Musquito Net blet, Alp, Hg; Spun Cottons; Black and Colored ting; CaipetD, md Plaid Giughams; Long Lawns: Cambric; Plain l. 'lne de Laae; Balzornae." :" Irish Linens Moussg vi At :. .@.,, frint- ed Lawns and Colored Sass uuslins of fashionable and choice patterns; Fancy Satin and Silk Yestings Cambric, Jachonet, Swiss, Null, and Book Mus lins Bishop Lawns; Figured Swiss and Jaconet Muslins; Lace Bordering; Plain and Figured White and Black Laces; Plain and Hem Stitch Linen Cam bre Handkerchiets; Black and Coored Fancy Silk HandkerehieiS, ShaWs, and Scaris; Black Silk Cra- vats Lace Capes and Coafs; a large assortment of Gimp laces; White Cotton Fringes, White, Black and Coiored laiieta Ribbons; Fashionable Cap and Bonnet Ribbons; Silk, Lace, and Kid Gloves: Black Lace Alitts and Half Finger Gloves, Black and Colored Sewing Silks; White and Colorcd Spool Cot i tons; Cotton Cords and Bindings White and Black i Cotton, Silk and Worsted Hose and Half Hose; Green Elastic Suspenders; Linen Bosom Shirts; a fine assortment of Ladies Fashionable Bonnets; Parasols and Umbrellas; Thread Laces and Edgings

 FANCY ARTICLES-JEWELR

 Beads; Hair Pins; Pocket Side, Dressing, and l Tuck Combs; Brushes: Matches; Razors and Razor Straps; Fish Hook and Lines; Pocket and Table Knives; Scissors and Shears; Looking Glasses ol assorted sizes; NionS and Violin Strings; Fancy Soaps and Perlumery; Paper, Pens, and lnl Prin- mers and School Bo )ks Pearl and Metal Bone and Lasting Buttons Playing Cards; Plough Lines; Bed Cords; Manea Rope; Buckets and Pails Cotton and Wool Cards Coffee Mills Selves: Brooms; an assortment of Toys &c.; Glass Plumbers; Candle sticks, and Decanters; GlasNetre aud CrocEerg, Brass and Britannia Candlesticks; SadHarg; Mems and Ladies Riding Whips; Brides and Martingaes Spurs, Se.; Powder; Shot; Lcad Gun Locks; Flints and Percussion Gaps; sheep shears

 HATS, SHOES, AND BOOTS.

 Ladies' Fancy Buskins; Slippers Ties and Bro 5ans; Girls and Misses Slippers; Children, Boys and Mons Shoes and Boots.

 HARDWARE.

 Nails; Collins Axes Trace, Log. and OK Chains Sad Irons; Hand Saw Files; padloclSs, &c.

 BAGGING AND BALE ROPE.

 GROCERIES.

 800 sack Salt; 60 sacks Coffee; l6 bbls. Sugar l0 barrels Moasses; 30 barrels Whiskey; 60 barrels Superiine Flour; barrels French Vinegar; Soap Candles; Fobaeeo Segars Tea; Pepper; Spice; Gin namoa Cloves; Naimegs; Mustard; Saleratas; Starch

 WINES AND LIQUORS.

 St. Julian Claret; Rhine, Madeira, Port, and Mus eat Wine; Champagne; Cogniac Brandy; Holland Gin; Jamaica Rum; Rye Brandy

 PAINTS, OILS, AND MEDICINES. White Lead; Paints; Oils; Varnish; Spirits Tur- ] pentine; White Wash and Paint Brushes; Window Glass; Putty; Indigo; Madder; Copperas; Alum SaltPetre; Birthstone; Epson Salts; Cainphor; Gin. ger; Castor Oil; British Oil; Opodeldoc; Bateman, Drops; Paregoric; Essence Peppermint; Soda Pow deTs, Slc. ese.

 All Of which has been bought cheap for cash, an5 will be sold at low prices for cash, in exchange ] for country produce.

 l LiNe Roeis, June 25fa, lsi5. 4I-9m