NEVV AND GEeEAP G0ODs.
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 A ESPECTFulLY informs his friends and ths EA public generally that he has just received by steam boats I1fahkand and Swallow fine assort- meni 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-l, 4-4, and 5-i Brown and Bleaehed shrtings and Sheeiings; Bleaehed and Brown Cotton Drills; Lowell Cottons; Bed Ticking; Linen and Cotton Checks Plain and Plaid Linseys; Kerseys; Cotton ades; Denins; Nankeens; Kentucky Jcans Cassi- nets; Salinets Blankets; Red, White, and Green Flannels; Black French Merino; Bombazne, Cam blet, Apacas, and Summer Cloths MusgUto Net ting; Capetng; Spun Coitons; Black and Gelored Caubnc; Plain and PIa6 GiHgbans; Long Lawns Irish Linens; Mousseline de Laine Bazornes; Print ed Lawns, and Golored Swiss Muslins of fashionable and choice patterns; Fancy Satin and Silk Nesings: Cambrlc, Jackonet, Swiss, Null, and Book Mus lns;-. G!shop Lawns; Figured Swiss and Jaeonet Muslins3 Lace Bordering; Plain and Figured White and Black Laces; Planand Hem Stitch Linen Cam bric Handkerchets; Black and Colored Fancy Silk Imdkcrcheis, ShaWls, and Searls Black SIX Ora yats; Lace Capes and Collars; a large assortment Gimp Laccs White Cotton ffnges White, Black and Colorad raiieta Ribbons; Fashionable Gap ana Bonnet Ribbons; Silk, Lace and Kid Gloves; Black 1 Lace Mitts and Half Finger Cloves, Black and Coiored Sewing Silk: White and Colored Spool Col. tons; Cotton Gofts and Bindings; White and Black Cotton, Silk, and Wofsted Hose and Iiali Hose; Green Elastic Suspendars; Linen Bosom shirts; q fine assortment of Ladies' Fashionable Rnnnets; Parasols and Umbrellas; Thread Laces and Edgings

 FANCY ARTICLES-JEWELR

 Beads; Hair pina; 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 of assorted sizes; Yiolns and Violin Strings; Fancy Soaps and Perfumery; Paper, Pens, and Ink; Prim- ners and School Books; Pearl and Metal, Bone and Lasting Buttons; Playing Cards; Plough Lines; Bed Cords; Manelia Rope; Buckets and Fails; Cotton and Wool Cards; Coffee Mills; Selves; Brooms; an ! assortment of Toys, s.c.; Glass Plumbers; Candle sticl~, and Deeantefs; G{assteare and Gfoehefy; i Brass and Britannia CaHdlesticks; Saddiergi Mems and Ladies Riding Whips; Brdles and Martingaes Spurs, S1c, Powder; Shot; Lead; Gun Locks; FIints and Percussion Caps; Sheep Shears.

 HATS, SHOES, AND BOOTS

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

 HARDWARE.

 Nails; Collins Axes; Trace Log, and o. Chains Sad irons; HaRd sa# Eies Padlocks &c.

 BAGGING AND BALE ROPE.

 GROCERIES.

 900 sack Salt; 60 sacks Coffee; l6 bbls Sugar 10 barrels Molassas; 50 barrels Whiskey; GO baffel 6uperfne Floaf 3 barrels French Vinegar; Soap Candes; Tobacco; Segars; Tea; Pepper; Spice Gin namon; Cloves Nutmegs; Mustard saleratas, Starch

 WINES AND LIQUORS.

 St. Julian Caret; Rhine, Madeira, Port, and Mus cat Wine; Champagne; Cogniac Brandy; Holland Gin; Jamaica Run; Rye Brandy

 PAINTS, OILS, AND MEDICINES.

 White Lead Paints Oils; Vanish; Spirits Fur pentne; White Wash and Paint Brushes; Window Glass; Putty; Indigo, Madder; Copperas; Aium Saltpetre, Birthstone, Epson Salts; Camphor Gin ger; Castor O British Oii Opodeldoc; Bateman' Drops; Paregorics Essence Peppermint; Soda Pow deTs, SIc. &c.

 All of which has been bought cheap for cash, an' will be sold al io@ prices for cash, or il exchang for country produce.

 LittIe Rock, June 25th, 1915. 4i-9m