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SUMMER GOODS.

OWEN, EVANS & CO., MERCHANT TAIL
" ORS, beg leave to announce to their friends
and the public generally, that they have just open
ed their supply Of
HID @l Ill SUMMER GOODS, #4nt6
Consisting of careful selection, made by one OF
the firm, from the latest importations of English
and French Cloths, Cassimeres, 'Drillngs, Vest
ings, &c., an examination ofwhich is respectfully
solicited. ft .rs3 tsl tg5W ..L 4 nd
Store on Pennsylvania avenue, between Fuller's
and Galabruns Hotels. .''l I.,s >.'1'' ~' .' .s1@
June l4 , .s 0E@a Et 4LEar tt tt
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CLOTHING. CLOTHING !
Cheap as the cheapest, if not cheaper.
Good as the best, if not better,

A LARGE and excellent assortment Of ready
n made CLOTHING always on hand, suitable
for the PRESENT SEASON, which will be sold
on accommodating terms: assuring purchasers the
full value of their money, without disappointmen
in quality or workmanship.
The public are respectfully invited to call and
examine for themselves, at the Washington Clothing
Store No. l, F near 18th street. tl
CHRISTOPHER CAMMACK.
June tt L
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&. SHOE MAKING.

.TOEIN E. BAILY respectfully informs his friends
d and the pvaic generally, that he is prepared
to execute at 6 shortest notice, and IN the neat
est manner all orders in his line. He will manu-
facture LADIES', MISSES, and CHILDREN'S
shoes, of every variety, out OF the best materials,
and on the most reasonable terms, and will en-
deavor to give general satisfaction to all who may
give him cali. He will also keep on hand an
assortment of ready-made work, which he will
warrant TO be equal, in workmanship and materials,
to any sold in Washington ."F#."
Persons desiring good and substantial work, are
invited to give him call, at the corner Of Tenth
and E streets.
June 81 .st 3m
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FRESH MEA ISL!

@, FRESH MEA ISL! a sai.
THE Citizens Of Washington will recollect that
l they can obtain 53 .a Wills
FRESH BEEF, LAMB, and VEAL, Il h
On Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at the PRO
VISION STORE, on the Southwest corner OF
Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth streets.
..' ...s ... r#. P. CROWLEY. /.
June E. .,..s. .@... tt
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A monkey once drank full bottle Of wine
at sitting. How very genteel this was
Wonder if he wore his beard long on the up
per lip, and twirled rattan
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PoETIoAL FoUNT.


Iere Natures minstrels quaff inspiring draughs.'
From the English Rechabte Magazine.
THE DRUNKARD'S VICTIM.
Tune" She more a ,oreath Of Roses" .,
Her dress was soed and tattered, jrr s
Her pale cheek drenched in tears, a
Her griefc clad eye was heay' inward turned,
AS tremblingly she hears = -' @
The footsteps Of her husband, i.a bhi q
At midnight, reelng home; ,g"Tl Hl.4
Forah her hearts dear partner, .i .rE1
A drunkard has become. 4.s .44,Isys.
She sees his eye roll wildly, >...,, t.a.. 4.
And marks his knitting brow,
The smile Of welcome flies; alas, ".' II
She breads to meet him now.
Pure love has fed his bosom, Ill.,. /.
And drunken orgies wild,
Usurped its place, and now he loathes
ass His care-worn wife and child;
And that poor hoy clings wildly a@a
Round his mothers wasted form, ni
And hides his little head in fear, .
And shudders with alarm. ,,l@t
For he, too, knows that footstep, "a
" And breads drunkard s blow, ,''c
IA Fromone who ought to love him, tr. ,@s
# And a fathers fondness show! @ na .r@
= His darkling brow was low'ring; :,
She saw'the coming storm,
Family she smiled 10 soothe him, asl 4s@f
Though with inward anguish torn; s7
But ah her smile was fatal, .= "
Her effort was in vain; .t."
He saw her heart was bursting,
And madness seized his brain.
Upon her pale smooth forehead
Fell the maniac's dreadful blow, ".,
She died the drunkard's victim, ~
With his mark upon her brow tt
Hear me, ye sons of Rechab.
Again arouse! arouse!
Remember you are plighted.
By sacred solemn vows. .
To rend the veil asunder,
And drag topublic scorn,
The many headed monster;
Then sound the loud alarm.
Hurrah then for the battle.
Strike home the temperance blow,
Then wine no more shall leave his brand
On woman's beauteous brow! ~.
FORGET ME- NOT. ...
There is modest little flower,
To friendship ever dear; ...
IT'S nourished in her humble bower,
And watered by her tear.
Ifhearts by fond affection tried,
Should chance to slip away,
This little flower will gently chide
The breast that thus could stray.
AL other flowers, when once they fade,
Are left alone to die; 1.t...
But this, cen when it is decayed. ,....
~ Still lives in memorys sigh.
Let cypress wreaths and willows wave.
To deck the lonely spot; a.
But all | ask to deck my grave, s..".
Shall be. /" Forget Me Not" -.
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ADVERTISE M j. N rs.
i. Here silver pence are innd TO go den pounds"

PAINT STORE.
Paints, OILS, AND WINDOW Glass,
0nn KEGS of Pure White Lead-in oil
OUU $50 Gallons Boiled and Raw Linseed Oil
200 Boxes of Window Glass
French and English Plate Of various sizes ii,
Emerald, Paris, Chrome, and Imperial Green's
dry and ground in Oil .
Paint and Whitewash brushes, Of various kinds
Coach, Copal, Furniture, Mastic, and Japan
Varnishes f&@ts p. .Ni
a constant supply Of FRESH PINE OIL; also
II Sperm, Solar, and Lard Oils ss@ ~ s..s
Lamp Wicks and Glasses as usual ''f
For sale on the best terms, by
o. WIIlTTLESEY,
C street, Todd's Building.
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HOUSE AND SIGN ORNAMENTAL.
PAINTING, GLAZING, DC,

j.. II. HILL T ON
INFORMS the public that he carries on the
i above business, in all its various branches.
IPOrders left with Mr.. RoDER Paper Hanger
and Uphols.erer; Bridge street, re Georgetown. near
Maker, + between 18th and l4th streets, Wash
ngton, will be duly attended to.
J. H. HIS prices will be reasonable, and work
executed promptly, with the best of materials and
workmanship.
June 81 3m
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sEREST'ED E,E.2e:

fl Wagaetac of Rertecs, P0taeSaRd Ligdt LHerafurt
 EDITED BY THOMAS DUNN ENGLISH HENHE ARlSTIDEAN combines the soliditY O \ the review and the IightneSs of the magazine with the political cast of the newspaper.
 In no case IS the name ot the author attached tt his article. At the end of each volume a list o tn, writers, during the period just closed, Is presented but the lud dgmen 0 the public, the avowal of tn, writers themselves, must declare which are thei several productions. Tin then, there exists an i'm piled obligation of seeresy between the editor anc his collaboratorS. For this reason the Aristdear will not b. bound to mere namss.
 The politics the AriStdean is Damocratc- the strictest precepts of the JeiierSenian school
 It sustains the abolition of the Death-punishment
 ltadvocates Equal Rights, Equal Laws, and equa distribution of Justice.
 It consequently opposes partial education, partia legislation, and special legislaton and susans ths Constitution as il Is, with strict construction of is provisions.
 It is strictly American in its tone and feelings hough not bigoted nor exclusive.
 In short, it labors to be JUST.
 The Aristidean appears simultaneously in New York and Philadelphia, on the first of every month Each nnnber contains eighty large octave pages printed on very fae white paper, with new tvpe oi long primer and brevler size; and the text Is illus trated by engrayings wood, from original designs by Darley.
 TERMs-Per year, FIVE DOLLARS, payable in advance.
 Letters and communications. referring to the busi- ness of the Arstidean must be addressed. post paid to LANE S CO. 30l Broadway, City of New York
 95- Post-masters, Agents and others who remit us Fifteen Dollars, par money, can have Four Copies sent to any post-otce; for Twenty Dollars, Six Cop les; for Twenty-i Dollars Eight Copies; ior Thirty Dollas, Ten Copies This liberal arrange. meat only iasts during he year lsf5
 s- Those friends who desire to serve us, will re- nit the money for single subscribers, through the Postmaster oi the city town in which they reside He IS authorized to frank it. and this saves us the per eeatase allowed to agents
 y5' Publishers or authors who desire their works to oe nQileca shonld send them to us carriage paid on or nsiose tas 18th of every month The bulletins oi paos1inS houses should be sent as early as DOS.
 Editors to Whom we present comics. win be kind enough to send merely the paper containinc nof;ce oi our Magazine, addressed "LANE S co. bo, 1895 P. O., New York Cityn s'' oN'
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4 HARD QUESTION When the Prince Bishop ofLiege was riding to battle al the head of a fine body of troops, he was asked by a spectator, how he, m.aister of religion, could engage in iniqnities of war;
 ''I wage war; replied the pTalaie,n in my character of prince, not of ohbishop.n
 "And pray" continued inerrogaior,' when the devil carries of ne prince, what will become of the archbishops''
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I'M RTAMT.

- . fN r O R A M Highly aPproced dnt popniar .NediciaeS. CLEMENS INDIAN TONIC; IAFALIBLE CURE FOR CHILLS, OR AGUE
 IND FEFER. ENHlS invaluable medicine is purely vegetable Il NATURES OWN REMEDY IL is not in the least nanseating, nor does it operate upon the bowels, but it's salutary action upon the system is so charming, that every one is highly delighted at his speedy recovery. Snch REMEDY the afflicted have long been in want of one that cures speedily and perm tneaiy, where the usual prccaution to ex- posture is observed.
 AISO-HoUsE's PILE OINTMENT, Hnrauted, House, Nashville, Tenn. and fer sale by
 s. H. TUCKER,
 Markham Street,
 T. D. MERRICK & co,
 LoWer Sfeam b0at Landiag June 16, 1915. f0-3m
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AN'EEgGNY FEOU&E, .glsd Gse2acres& Siege Office,
MARKHAM STREET, LITTLE ROCK.


 FE9llIS well known establishment .,elS < located in the business part O @TH.. $: the ciy,has iustundergone thorough
 sSl#.7 repair, and las been almost entirely E ES.srefilted and re-furnished, for the ac eommodation ofthe public.
 The proprietor very respectfully announces to hi! old customers, his friends, and the public generally that he is prepared to extend to the travelling community, transient visitors. and boarders, accom- modatious unsurpassed by any establishment westo rhe Alleghanies, and pledges himself that every at tenton shall be rendered to promote the comfort o all persons visiting his house, that vigilance and f. delty can bestow being determined to spare neither trouble nor expense in giving satisfaction to his guests, and hopes to merithc patronage of the pub lie.
 The qualities of his ales wines, liquors, and se- gars, are the best that the New Orleans market can afford. Of this he is confident he having, with great care, selected them himself He has also made arrangements for ue sufficient for thes whole season. and London BroWnstout always in bottles :; Albany ale on draft. His cooks are celebrated in every department; his servants faithful and atten- tive; his portars rusty and courteous.
 For balls aad parties, every atainabe decacy will be served tip in superior manner, and al the most reasonable prices.
 The eenlaedious brick stables are under the man ageHent of Alr David SkeIjoa, where carriages, buggies, and horses, always ready fer those who ma: wish them.
 The Hot spring mail carried in elegant and com modons loar-hofse caachts, or the accommodation of visitors leaves tais hons tri-Weekv and ac- commoda'ion stages can al any timeb procured on reasonable terms by applyin, to he proprietor who resides here, and whose courteous dtportment and desire to please tends. in measure, to soothe the many ills that flesh is heir to.
 The office of the Monlgomery's Point and Rock Roe t-weekly line of stages, is also kent at ibis house. where one of the prePnaors can be found always ready and desiroas 10 aeeommt date. and whose punctualty, attention and regularity, is not surpassed even by Stockton CT Reside; and also of the western or Van Buren mail iine whose agent will always be found at his post.
 At the steamboat landing, passengers will always find blacks porters, and dlays in attendance
 JOHN BROWN. Liitle Roet, Feb. 10, 1915. 23-tf
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DEs. CRAVEN UssIY'Edsy

HAS located himself al OscEoLA, in Hississippi | county .4rhaasuS and offers his services to the public in the Practice of MEDICINE and SURGERY. in all their branches.
 He is at all hours ready to attend to professional calls; and may always be found at home, except when in attendance pon the sick.
 April, ISl4. 3l-tf
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T0 tEae EMbsEc.
EsQ3 S;gBgERA:es'S.

He can accommodate four passengers with their ser wants, and any quantity of baggage.
 He assures the Ladies and Gentlemen that he will convey them to any place he may contract for, with as much comfort and ease as they could travel in their own private carriages.
 As driver his skill and attention to the safety of his passengers is well known te the travelling public His charges will be in accordance with the hard times,
 He can be found at all times by inquiring at the bar of the Anthony Ho0sp, or the Franklin House.
 Little Rock, April r, lsi4-3l-u
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Medical Gard.

VENHE subscriber continues the practice of medi- X cine on the principles of RaFoRM-givng no mercury or any other destructive poison such prac- tlce being not only contrary to common sense, but its ruinous and ftat effects are but too visible to all
 T. J. HARVEY, B. p. o. Residence Sd door north of the Episcopal Church, Scott street.
 Little Rock March5, 1915.
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ArElansas EN0rgan Book.
June l6, 1915.

(PRICE REDUCED TO SI 5o) TNIIIS work is the production of ALBERT PIKE, K Esq, Counsellor at Law, and contains all the necessary forms of process, proceedings and docket entries, for Justices ol the Peace with forms for Constabes, Coroners, and Sheriis, and copious collection of forms of Deeds, ConYeyances, &c., with an appendix containing summary of the prin- ciples law most likely to be useful to the Justices of the Peace.
 Great care and labor have been bestowed in the compilation and preparation of this work, to make it useful, not only to civil officers but to citizens in every department o life andit is hoped that the a,- thor has accomplished that desirable object
 The price of this useful work has been reduced to Sl 30. forsale by the undersigned, who will fill orders (dccompaaied by te cash-and not other,uise from any part of the State
 VIM. E. WOODRUFF. Little Rock, March l9, 1915. 27-tf
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RIFs ESEg .gRREnara <

laine; balzorners; Afghan satin; ysIyea ao1 ' lot of fashionable prints not surpassed %ts bv in this market. 3se0 y any ALSO-Ladie's bonnets, hats, cans e,,,, collars of various patterns; walking sboss s. s ties, buskins, &c., of the latest patterns ',, asd \ materials. '' '"u II ALSO-Gentlemen's hats of the las,t f., and every variety of boots, shoes. slippsrs s
 ie N
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LAW NGeTEGE.

' SHALL re-commeace the practice of the law, and will attend, with prompttude and fidelity, to any business that may be entrusted to my care, in any portion of the State.
 My office at present, is on the street running south from the State House and near the State Bank
 P T. CRUTCHFIELD. Little Rock. Oct. Q. 1s11-4tf
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PosT oFFrcEs.-h June, lS44, there were more than l4,000 postoiices in the United States.
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DRY GOODS & GRonrs.
-,7s15 ESA l SGY DEeY Goona
New New Goods.
z 0uHnIng Gootls

: Pelces black satin striped baIzora;ass bII"as' < ? '' plain black banege, 'N0ilne' ?" '' polaccia.
 l 's satin strip black cashmere l " superior black alepine
 ] '' silk warp alpacca ?" |" cotton warp alnacc, 3 3's black crape Ssc. Be
 For sale by OFPrcpn Little Rock, 8 1915. '0hh SAIlT
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New Goods.

Dteci from the Easiern Maaufacl0iia H N. ALDRlCH, has just returned finn ,,' 44s East, with good assortment of By f such as will not fail to suit the public. which fers for sale upon the most reasonable teT l , good assortment of Groceries, such as Elm pies, Pears, Potatoes, Butter, Cheese &e
 t.nn. iael. ec. IL. lS44 |
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Hats. WasS,.

E2sat@s kEsea.t N ALDhlGH has the pleasure ofinlorming that he has just received. ''' 'i@'''''' eases fine beaver hats.
 p 1 ao. do silk do, direct from New York ieo i<, ioIo 22-tf.
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LAW NOTECE.

El7A " INVS EEaJK1. WILLIAM CONWAY, B. having resigned the w office of CircnitI Judge, will practise LAW in partnership with GEbAGE CONWAY. They will attend to collections and securing claims in any part of the State, and in all the counties o TEXAS Dor. dering on Red river Address, CONWAY SI CoH- WAY, Attorneys at Law, Little Rock, or Washing ton, Arkansas.
 Refer 10
 E!Tssnn T. Rsinpon S T1Saaa' < soa, and Little Rock. McMAHoN, TRoTTER PeARsALL, and New JoHN c. PRATT & Co.,, Orleans W R; t, s. BFrTToN' M Moas and Washington. Hon. A. II. SEVER.
 Hon. EDWARD CRoss. Hon. ". S. FULTON tf
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Es0arsIiFrS and Day SefoO Spring HHiig, EEeRsPssead THE REV. JOHN ANDERSON, A. M
 EJpAI

C1FAL.
 VHE school at the above place, will De aIp Sp A Monday, the llih Nov vamber, lSll' l1i 9l of instruction will comprehend all the 9sla. \ es of thorough ENGLISH edacatloh los''4 the entire undergraduate coufseln CLASsl1s'' EMATlcs. MENsuRATIoN, NATURAL Ihlly MORAL PHILOSOPHY, AsTRoNoMY' eai' a &c., in any of the colleges or uniVeisia.' ,.a. United States. The system oi dlsclPllN miH, but firm, and no boy will be re'alu'' school who shall not strictly adhere 10 'ne which it will be governed. ,.. .,e
 Spring Hill is one of the most heai',ls s'T I, in the South or South west-wltfln aoou' ! ! of Little Rock, from which it IS reacileu sS z weekly line ofstages. Il $ nine illiles 'isa s 2 O, the Red River. to which place laere IF ,y;a s steamboat navigation. through me iail, ali, "S beginning of summer, from New orledl''' x S &c', LID the Red River. The springs afs ;,, as and the water ol the most eNceiien, .t, q"m, nrSl socletv is good; and in morality anu U! te ao,pn, P of public sentiment, the district wlli eonPr any section of country in the Uhl'eu esa sa;ateoi is also female school under the sgl's'r ps ranks Mas. BANKS, in full operation WHICH 'Ia lor1 the highest in the State. There IS Ia, ,a' Academy for the Male School. put 's :o,ol buildings have not been erected for 'le 'Ybo aS'Y ton ol the principal, and the ooalusas .r,lomep sent to the Institution. Several Se"',sn aa red CT. have consented to take boarusls' il or s mort rate terms, say from to 10 dolaiS ,p pti tbe mud
 The PRINCIPAL pledges hllnseii ,o ' most { he will exert himself, to lmpaf, rsolei education-inculcate the most coffees and ia habits and strict moral principl.e;s,-1,a,aa.an,t ,a.nt way. study to merit for his estapllsnn,f6J9 .hnfJpi he intends shall be permanent) .l"as .l,o ol d support of the friends and Pau0''
 throughout the country; eved. for \
 The terms of tuition have been m llA.ea and Gof| ral departments of English. Szo.s9 . eos IG1 and mathematics or either oi them ,g,sratsl get sion of five months. Students can ,,se ei,e of d and will onh be charged from the e, 'i.rl s.eboOI and and dnr;no fbeir continuance at the scnOC "vDed
 anu Mr p, aN,psoN ,4s has had considerable ssia esg teaching, and brings wllh nun en, me men well most hattering description, iron ln,nnrriremep' ,nr < to judge of his capabilities ana a' aad all pal extracts from tlYese testimonials ,.aa aa to reiS relative to the school, he begs iea,e sbly: | tle Rock. to Judge Ringo; Col AsaD n ol ibI Cooke and Albert Pike, Esq., ,Otess 4 at SF ing gentlemen. the board oi sI'ssssriagtoa VIZ Maj. R. Pryor and R99eLy Li,ait GfH H C. I Nash, John W. Paup, D. ia15, aW15,iIansoa M. R. Banlhead. Joel Hannah Fsas. :" M sndi C. T. Nelson, Wm. NJ. Bufton' h
 s. F. Cooke. eff
 Spring Hill. Ocf. 2sfh. leil.--1 -
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NOTICE TO PRE- -EMpTION CLAIMANTS. Every person entitled to the right of pre-emption to any lands within the limits of the townships above enumerated. is required to establish the same to the satisfaction of the Registerand Receiver of the prop CT land office, and make payment therefor, as soon as practicable aer seeing His nofce and before the day appointed for the commencement ot the Tulc sale ot the township embracing the tract claimed, (above designated;) ) otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
 JAS. SHIELDS,
 Commissioner of He GeaI Land 0fice.
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University Of' the State Of
 Missouri.

Endowment, Sf0O.O9O. COMMENCEMENT on the last Thursday of N July.
 Three Sessions, year of II weeks each, be- ginning.
 lst on tho Gd Monday of September,
 2nd Ist January,
 3d 14th before commencement Board, including room, fuel, lights. washing &c in private families, from $l to S2 per week. Communications addressed to Professors F. II. Letingwel W. w. Hudson, K. s. Thomas. Geo. C Pratt, or to the undersigned, will receive imme- dlate attention. JOHN II. LATHORP, August [, Io4I.44-ly Pres't
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Nogice.
TEYE
ElF2esEEsAEeN EEA,s,S

H "
 4 VERY fine assortment of Mons Co,., / \ Infants Leghorn Hats, of excellent oualitv just received by LYMAN MITCaEFI EFIIJI1''y' April l2, lsl5 tf
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NE ENE GOOIiS.

NhfeE G0OnS.
 ID BENDER has just received s5 nafi,la naa a 0e Lucy Walker, large agg assorImpaa. per St { Goods, consisting, in part. of Isnoant u.,nent Of d Lawns, Muslins. and the latest fssS;,ss' fssS;us' pi Prints and Bonnets, for the ladies '''''Oil ol
 For gentlemen's wear Loo Cab;.. and Cottonadas, also fine assortmaat t9,,,s, Ganb Clothing, all of which he will sell nc Ti wei! as they can be purchased in this ,nssa a, .nedp lO
 Little Rock, May I5, I84l. 35-tr a4Ae''
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sADDAEs AND HsEsgDLES.
GREAT BARGAINS!

D. BENDER HAS just received, per late arrivals, a fresh and E | splendid assortment of DRY GOODS, con sisting in part of black Alpacca. fg'd Oelolians; Chusans and Cbusan Delains; Thibet Orleans, a general assortlf9ent of Prints; Ginghams; Checks Flannels; Linseys; ky. Jeans; Kirseys; Satinetts, Cassimeres, Cloths; bleached and brown Sheetings and Shirtings, Hosiery, Umbrellas, Shawls, Gloves, Be. &c.
 Also, by recent arrivals, a fresh assortment of
 Groceries,
 The above goods were purchased in New York and New Orleans, expressly for this market, and will be sold cHFtr, for cash only. Store on the cor her of Main and Markham streets.
 LHiie Roeh, Dec }. l8l3 l2-tf
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December c. ISt1

RR08DcL0IHS, CASHMERE, EESH TUST received, per steamer Wabash "a J good assortment of broad-cloths, casslne1 ings, Sc. Also, few dozen fine under.snl flannels, by II. N. ALDM Iannaru l5 lS15 -IS.
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Lhtle Bocl,, Feb. 10, 1915.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-10
m,s ls2,ds c BANCROFT, Sheriff M c.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

VXTILL be sold cash in front of lhe Court House
 w door of Mobile county, on Thursday, the 18th day of August, lS45 between the hours of o'clock. AM and o'clock, PM, of said day negro man called BARNEY, black, aged about 40 years, feet 10 or II inches high, and says that he belongs to State of Alabama. Said negro man Barney having been committed to the Jail of Mobile county, Alaba ma, as a runaway slave, by Charles E. King. Jus tice of the Peace, of Mobile county, the 10th day of January, lS45, and his owner or owners having failed to come forward, prove property. pay charges and take hun away he therefore will be sold in plance with the statute in such made md pro- vided to pay Jail fees, Sc.
 c. BANCROFT, Sheriff NJ. c. Oo-The Montgomery Advertiser, State Flag and Journal Tusc ,Dosa, and Huntsville Democrat will please copy till day of sale febl7 67tds