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Groceries, &zc. p ECEIFED per steamers H. Kinney and SWal- Ia low,

 30 hhds Sugar, part, very fine:

 50 bags prime green Rio coffee;

 10 do do Havana, do

 do do Java, do 150 sacks coarse salt;

 20 do fine, do

 do table, do

 10 bbls molasses;

 50 do whskey;

 l0 boxes sperm candles;

 10 do Boston soap;

 bbls loaf sugar;

 do mackereI;

 baskets ehampaigne;

 bbs soda biscuit;

 ? do water do

 boxes Underwood's pickles;

 10 do claret wine;

 do Leftwcks celebrated chewing tobacco Imperial, suapowder, and young hyson tea; not megs, allspice, ginger black pepper, white pepper cayenne, do; catsup, pepper sauce, mustard olives caPers' powder, shot, ead percussion caps, trace chans, hoes, shoyels, spades, pough-lines painted buckets, queensware, table cutlery pocket and pen. knlyes, brides, and brde filings saddle bags horse and mule collars, names, hand saws, mill saws, ausers' chlses, files StL., Sc.; with general as- sorment of DRY GOODS. All of which will be sold very low for cash, in exchange for country produce. Pelries will be received eff in good order) in ex- change for goods, until the first of June

 T. D. MERRICK & CO. ,, Stedm Boat Landing Littie Rock, .4ptit 7th, 1915. 3o-3w