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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-01-08

II G1LOSING OFF STOCK OF WINTER
" DRY GOODS. As the season is far advanced.I
will now offer great inducements to Buyers of FAN
Cf ard staple DRY GOODS, having on hand a fresh
and full Stock, bought with care this fall in this and
eastern markets. although do not professto sell tDit.
out regard 10 cost, yet will sell many a,Icles at and
LESS THAN COST, and feel assured that buyers will
find IT 10 theft advantage TO call before making their
purchase,
large stock of Rich SILKS
White Damask (very rich Tor evening Dresses
A large stock French and English Cashmere
Do do do Mouselin de Laipes
Shawls, Shawls and Scarfs
Cloths, CasSmeres and Vestings
Blankets, Flanncls harselIles Quilts, Linen Sheet
ings, Cotton do, Domestic Goods of all kinds
J. EDWARD BIRD, No. 209 Bat .lore ct.
d3l near Charles st.
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DRY GOODS! DRY GOODsM

ANOTHER STOCK SELLING OFF .aT COST!
"COME AND SEE"
NN MONDAY, 9Th January, at
" No. 50 BALTIMORE STREET,
large stock Of Fancy and Staple Goods will he sold
at PRIME COST, Where some Of the greatest bar
gains of the season may be had.
CASHmERES, MOJSELINES, CHlNTZES,
CALICOES, SILKS, SHAWhS,
BLANKETS, FLAN EELS, DOME5TICS,
and all kinds of Fancy Goods, beautiful aud rich.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS,
SCARFS, CRAVAT5, HDKFS.
of all qualities and kinds, at prime cost without
serve. Call early, and you will not he disappointed
ia3 EDWARD J. RICHARDSON.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-01-08

CALVERT HALL.
3TR. TE16PLETUT will have tine honor of
IFA making his first appearance in Baltimore, in
one OF his popular Musical Entertainments, entitled
THE ROSE. THISTLE, AND SHAMROCK
On MONDAY EVENING, jan. IL.
IAN interval of ten minutes between the Earts)
PROGRAMME-PART FIRST,
THE ROSE.
SONGS-"SaIy in our alley"
''Te her love her"
Hunting Song-"Old fowler"
In the coutse of the evening, the favnrte Song of
ssI love her! How love hern' As originally sung
by MI Templeton in the Grand Opera of ''Gustavus .
PART II.
THE SHAMROCK.
SONGS-"Meeting of the Waters -
awe may Roam thro' this World.n
"The Minstrel Boy"
PART III.
THE TAIsTLE.
SONGS-"John Anderson, my Jo."
ga mans a Man for a. that"
"Jolly Beggar"
n3- Tickets so cents-may be had at Robinson's
Circulating Library the Music Stores and the doors.
J3- Doors open at 6t-to commence at II O'Clock.
[E3- Books of the Words (price l2a cents each) to
he had at the doors. JAZZ St
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wSKTn sFd3kS SF RENTS
Z D' HFVIy 10
BOND d GELBACH.

BOND 4 GELB.ACH
Real Estate AGENTS, No. 40 Second-st
.s Who offer for sale large variety of very
f.s4a5st cheap property, part of which we name:-
ASshl A large and beautiful story dwelling, with
AL large back buidings-ot 22I feet 'front.' 10
deep 10 an alley on Lexington St near Charles-st
nx Also, spacious and well arranged , story
NslA dwelling on w. Lombard at. near Howard ST.
,Hsksl lot "a feet, l76 deep to alley, with sta
bes This house willb sold very cheap, in fee sim
Pile or with ground rent. / do. in ST. Pau-st near
Franklin, 81 800; in Exeter-st. CRANKY, So 800;
a neat story dwelling Madison-st, near Toward,
at only S900-w rent for $50; in w. Lexington
ST. near Pine, with passage and back building, and
deep ot only $4,000; in Saratoga-st between Pine
st. and Run alcy2 story, with attic and back build
ing lot IA by llS feet deep, cost 81 400 to build will
now he sold at only 81 300, in payments of /, ,, g. 4
and years, is under rent at Sl60; in Pittst.
Eden, at $3.50 each; fine house in South Paca ST.
near Little Green, only $1,000; in w Fayette st.
near Cove, at 81 $50 each; in Harrison ST. the
Synagogue; in CarOlinG-st near r. Baltimore, $500;
in Wansbeck, near Iiollins St, S575 and $780, in
CRANKY st near Exeter, $1,000; ! in COurtand st. in
fee, "A 20O avery large and most desirable store with
dwelling on N side of LeXingtOa st. between Eutaw
and Howard-will be sold cheap easy terms; and
many others.
BUILDING LOTS to Lease in every direction
some with advances.
large number of FARMS for sale. [Al NIL
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* G. PETERS, Jr.
We MERCHANT TAILOR,

No. 5 SOUTH STREET.
Respectfully asks the attention of his friends TO a
supply of fashionable GOODS he has this day receiv-
ed, consisting principally of EMBOSSED Velve VEST
ING, of very superior patterns; White Marseilles
Embroidered do. ian entire new arcle.) Also, a
very choice assortment Bouj FreHch CASSIMERES,
with an assortment of English and French CLOTHS.
The whole of the above named goods will be rea-
dy for inspection early this morning, to which the
public generally are invited. ja7-eo4t
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Fh7HE RATIONAL REMEDr. For all
N cases Ofgincipcnt Consumption, Bronchitis,
obstinate Coughs; Colds, generally characterized as
''codS that settle on the breast" and a weak or
deblitated condition Of t0e of the chest this
remedy may be relied upon with the most undoubting
confidence. For the genuine article, and particulars,
Sc, apply TO the following Druggists:
Messrs ISRAEL J. GRAHAME, corner of Eataw
and Baltimore streets,
COLEMAN Il ROGERS, No l73 Baltimore street,
between Light and Calvert-st.
VIM. s. REESE. No. 81 L. Baltimore ST aud
THOS. C. HOPKINS, corner of Broadway and
Fleet street, +. P. dis 2aw3w'
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NMERINOS, BLANKETS, FLANNELS
I'VE CLOAKINGS, SC. X. McELDOWNEY
Co have on h1d and offer for sale at at the lowest
possible prices large and well selected stock Of the
above goods, with general assortment of Dress Silks,
Mouseiin dc Lane, Cashmere, Linen Goods, Velvets,
Curtain Goods, Domestic Goods SC.
1863 Baltimore street.
d29 Between Calvert and Light.
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$. W, Fowle date Smith s. Fowle,) agent, No

STABLEN Z UANBY To w. Platt-st,
Also, by George K. Tyler, ID E. Baltimore street;
Seth ). Iiance, Baltimore and Pratt streets; Roberts
4 Atkinson, corner Baltimore and Hanover SITS; J. F.
Perkins * Brother, Green and franklin streets;
Joseph B. StanShury, 81 Thames 81; Elisha H. Per
kins, corner Market and Green-sts.; George II. Keer
NO 32J Baltimore street. Jas lw
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TaNAkG E-WANTED DAILY-Clerks,
IL book keepers, bar Keepers, Porters for stores;
English Teachers Coachmen; Osters; WagOners;
Overseers; 20 laborers Agents; 90 Cooks, Washers,
and lroners; ChambeTmaids; Wet and Dry Nurses;
Travelling Maids; Seamstresses; House keepers end
anumber of other situations to numerous to mention
and too valuable to lose. Families have only to give
me call and their wants will be Immediately attend
ed to. Servants sent from my Office can always bring
satisfactory recommendations.
l.. F. 5COTTI,
o6 No, 10 Eychangp Place
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,Stssssn5 a FARM VVANrED-Under hiah
fSA,,l cultivation, Of about one hundred acres,
EaHii,I with a good Dwelling house, Barn and other
inaa.Enccessary out houses, within about miles
OF the city. Persons having such an one to dispose
Of, may hear of purchaser by applying at this of
flee. dII If
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BUSINESS CARDS, &c.

= w. WEAVER, Successor to Jacob Wes.
90 . verO UNpERTAKER, No.2O :. SHARP-sT
opposite the ChnrcG. hlS6m
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ana cor fratt and Charles SIS o3l
GtO-PARTNERSHIP WIN ROGERS and
~ WIN. BOYD have this day associated themselves
ior the conducting of the business Of Merchant Tai
lors, at the former Store of MN. ROGERS No 1876
MARKET STREET, five doors west of ST. Paul ST.
the house formerly occupied as the Citizens Bank
W5- The subscribers, from their long experience
IN business, can with confidence solicit the ma
uohage OF their former friends and the public gene
rally assuring them that they Will find it 10 be to their
interest to give us their patronage.
10 Our Stock is large and well selected and we
will sell on the most moderate terms
2Sth Oct, lS45. o29 ROGERS & BOYD.
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eS ELLlNG OFF! AtNo. los FAYRTTE ST.
~ opposite the Liberty Engine House, a stock of
WINTER and STAPLE DRY GOODS. AT grea,Iv
redhced prices Call and see before buyng-Cassi-
netts t375c; Linseys at l2t; Cacocs and Musias
otc; super lSc Caicoes for l2iC; Blankets at Sl75
pair; ID Kaines l2i and 80; Cashmeres very cheap
&c Many other articles at closing out ptices. dig
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onN KEGS FAMILY GLADEs BUTTER,
otYSD for sale by the dairy or single keg.
Just received and for sale by
8. S.CLAYTON & SONS, II
DIG 1862 Lombard street.
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TENO LITTLE BOYS AND GIRLS. Mrs
IL NlCKERSON, determined to sell of her re-
naming stock of Toys will open 10 day lot Of Fan
cy Boxes and Toys, for less than cost, at
die No 50 ". Howard-s at.
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w 4 n r S

WAFTED--By = respectable young man, %
Clerk, or any Vther Respectable employment He can
produce the best Of reiereness also assuring his EN-.
pUyer he shall spare exertSa IN discharging every
trust dtyolved on him with fidelity. A moderate
compt nsaon will only bp required the first month
Apply quickly at
l.. +. SCOTTI'S Intelligence Office,
jas No. 10 Exchange Place.
KWANTED! A smart active colosed Boy about
w fifteen years of age-One that will suit in
every respect, will find good situation by applying
at No. lie BALTIMORE STREET,
ja7 81 near North street.
NN ANrED TO HIRE-A slave Woman, by
w the month or year, who is good plain cook
washer aud lroner to go few miles in the country
Also, Whne Woman well experienced in nursing;
ana small Gil, from IL to Is years of age 10 assist
&c, to be bound till she is of age. Fair wages will
be gwen Tor the above servants and permanent stu
tiOn. Apply quickly 10
LEWIS +. SCOTT, Exchange Place,
ieW doors from the corner of South
Jab Nearly opposite the Exchange
SITUATION WANTED-By a middle aged
~ man. as an assistant clerk porter in whole
sale grocery, flour commission house. or any other
mercantile situation where he can make himself gen
orally useful to his employer-the very best of refer
ences, in regard 10 character, sc. Appy to
LEWIS F, SCOTTI,
ja3 No. 10 Exchange Place.
NEANTED TO HIRE, Immediately, a ne
w gro man, slave, accustomed to farming by
the yea, for which tal wages will be given,
l.. +, SCOTTl'S Intelligence Office
IdJ No, 10 Eyphapop
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ENHILOREN'S XVORSFED HOSE. Mrs
" NiCkERSON having large stock on hand
will sell low to close sales.
d30 81 N. HOWARD STREET.
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HSO8 SALE-A very likely Black Woman, 40
"A years OF age, n slave for li'e-a good washer ans
ironer, and can come well recommended. TO gooC
master she VIII he sold low Apply at
LEWIS F. SCOTTIS Intelligence offce,
d2O 10 Exchange Place.
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Tor Me .7rkaasas Raa,lc,.

bATEsYlLLE, April 9th, 1916.
 .Hr. Editor-Sir, see by the Banner of the 8th inst, tl,at your correspondent, "Borcas," is greatly displeased with the style of my communication published in your pa per of the 18th ult.; and in his comments up on that article has endeaVored 10 be exceed ngly witty and sarcastic. wonder if his another knows he is out" Boreas says charge him with writing to misead the peo- pie in the other portions of the SIaie, in rcla- ton to public sentiment here He denies the charge and says, Che would disdain such a thing-his objects are higher, nobler SScn inow reiteIate tho sentiments contained in my former communication, and repeat the charge; and for the truth of what have written ill relation to public sentiment, appeal to the people O! this community, amongst whom ! live, and, with whom am we'll acquainted. Boreas we'll knows he is guilty of the charge l preferred against him, and, to appease his anger, has applied to me several offensive ePithets. Now sir, permit me through the same medium 10 express my opinion of Bo- reas. take him to be an individual who is looking to office for his bread and butter, and, in order to accomplish his selfish purpose is, making leebble effort 10 foist himself, or some one else, upon the people in opposition to their well known, and expressed wishes.
 NORTH ARKANSAS.
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"A NkE7.

FENIiE undersigned has taken the well known store A recently occupied by s, II, Tucker, Esq, for the purpose of conductiHg and transacting an Auc- ton and Commission business He begs leave of the public, generally, to express hope that his long experience and fidelity in the above business, vii secure him the patronage of his friends and the com munity. He is now fully prepared to receive con- signmcnts of any description whatever Sales will be effected at ary and all times, at the ''Auction Mart" upon Slaves. Real Estate, Merchandise, Household Furniture, &c S,c Returns made imme- diateiy after sales with ptonptness. Liberal adyan- ccs will be made upon consig ignmens, when required, The Auction Mart will have regular sales on Mon day, Wednesday, and Saturdays, and on Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday evenings,
 F. K. TAYLOR.
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March 2j, lSl6.-n23-ly.
GEEl34Es! CssE5aH5!

TTHHE AUCTION MART is again in receipt, per -H Steamboat New Hampshire, of an invoice of fancy DRY GOODS. G O., comprising
 Hosiery, assortcd hd ; shaas; gloves; sun shades; Ladies' caps; lincn table cloths; shirts; pearl and agate battons; saspender butons spool cotton; apesi pins; hooks and eyes; candle-sticks French and German cologne; fancy boxes; patent thread; need les; hair brushes cloth brushes toilet soap; steel pens blank books; percussion caps razor strcps powder fasks; shoi belts; beads; JEWELRY, consisting o gold pencils gold hearts; buttons; set batten9fieh gt breaches gilt iab and guard chains; silver penclIS steel bcada steel tasseIs and rings; silk twist Zee. S>c
 The above are received, on consignment and will be sold low, al auction prices. The under signed has made arrangements ia New Orleans, to receive fresh supplies of fancy Dry Good Sc Sse, per arrivals ot every boat during the season, which
 r. R. TAYLOR.
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Democratic Meeting in Pulaski.

According 10 adjournment respectable portion of the Democrats of Pulaski county assembled at the City Ilall, Little Rock, Mon day 3 o'clocisApril 20th l846-Mr. George Brodie resumed the Chair and briefly eX- plained the purpose of the Meeting to be, to nominate Democratic Candidates 10 represent the county in the next General Assembly,
 Mr.J. C. Martin moved that the sense ol the meeting be taken upon the Propreiy ol going into nominations, as the meeting was small, and there was diysion'of opinion up on inc policy Of making nominations.
 Mr. Geo. (. Watkins moved that the meet ing do now go iato nominations, which Mir Martin seconded, and it was carried.
 bEr. Geo. C. Watkins moved that the Char appoint a committee consisting of four from Biz Rock Township, and one from each .ofthe other Townships, whose duty 1t should be 10 retire, and report back-to the meeting suitable persons to be nominated, and reso- lutons for the adoption of the meeting.
 Mr. Jared C. Martin opposed the motion he was opposed to appointing few men to go of in secret, and fix up, 10 their own liking, nominations and resolutions. He de sired the nominations made in broad, open day light, by the meeting.
 The Chair put the question, and Af. Wat kins' motion was voted down by majority
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..aord him as the loaceSt mean ls Senate."
 ieeds, that 1 have arraigned at n0blic judgment; but as have rlad the due limits of a news ,ojcation, 1 will reserve, for a
 ;. If the Banner, tha next shot ,f YOUNG HICKORY.
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REEEe.

In this City, on the Ord instant, MARY ANN WOODWARD, Cherokee Indian, aged Y Yoars- She was in attendance on the U. s. District Court, as witness in criminal prosecution now being tried in that Ga4Jt For tbe information of her friends in the Nation, it right to state that the deceased, during her short illness, received the kindest attention, and was respectfully intered in the city burial ground. fGow.
 s4aa.z.-. su,sssas
 STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
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rl6AgP EREtN[,E, 6hEe tAn-M

F1a9sE EESEN7E' ebKs t3AVlE!. A first rate FARM lying on the Military road "A leading from Little Rock to Texas and about sixteen miles from lllis place, and one mile beyond CotiageYilie. This firm contains two hundred acres, land of the best quaity-ftly acres cleared, ready for cultivation. and ahout thirty acres enclosed for a woods pasture. Has on ii fine new frame bHil- ding large andfaomv large Orchard containing the best fruit in tie State; good We'll and all tke Sta hles, Cribs and out Houses necessary for farming purposes. Fences in good order.
 This is the most desirable stand for house of Entertainment that tbere is oa the road from this point 10 Rel river. Possession given Immediately. For further particulars. persons wishing to rent or buy, arc referred t9 Col s. M Rutherford, who lived on thc place last yeai and now al ColegevilIc Terms made to sait applications. Apply to
 NM. S Hl1rT, raUa 65.t
 l. J. HUff. Haie is0e"
 L3ile Rock. Eco. D, l8lF 2i-tf.
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
 Dicificf nf I.knnsns -.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
 Disidct of .afkaRsas.
 Saturday, April 4ih, l846. rEyHE United States District Court, for the Dis E hict aforesaid, for the adjudication of uncon- frmed French and Spanish land claims has this day adjourned over, until the 9th day of July next il being the first Monday in said month. Therefore, it is ordered by the Court that notice thereof be published insthe Arkansas Banner, a newspaper printed the city of Little Rock and district aforesaid, for four weeks sGccesslYely' be- fore the said first Monday in July next
 VIM. FIELD, Clerk.
 By D. ". CARROLL, D. C.
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Tor Lhe .4rb.aasus Baaner.
BATEsYILLE ARKANSAS,

BATEsYILLE ARKANSAS, ? .3prH i4A, 1916.
 Z: t.:4iio''::-ln my last number, find a 1. acal error in the very first sentence, <. matter,-it expresses the idea, and v J, great reputation for grammatical ,a ,' any rate. Tine singular from the ,'hl oi the verb, is about the extent sa'Owiedge ~ in this branch of literature. l'led Hi that piece, to the motives believed prompted the "Boreas,o 3
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April 20, Isi6-s.2-Im
san GonsEsspgascfst anh for Sags

l Q9A LBS. COTTON YARN;
 ! qOOO i20 pioughs; ' bbls Ale;
 \ lot of Harness. insisting Of blind brides, col. lars, belly and back blnds. names. Sc Stone-ware. powder in kegs :; powder in cauiscrs; bagging and wpr NEWTON, BGILEAU S Go.
 26th Nov ls45. I-tf.
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AIR Is

 April 2lst-0elIa from Fort Gibson. :" 24-Arkansas No. 4 st the bar from N. o. 25-9ella, from Mouth. ss 27-New Hampshire, from Van Buren. < 27-Arkansas Mail. al tho bar from Cincinnati.
 DEPARTURES April 2a-Oca for Mouth of rver. '' 25-Atkansas No. 4, from the bar for N O. ss 25-Oella for For Gibzon " 27-New Hampshire, for Month of River. ts5- Five feel water, and rising slowly.
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1lt As?s3 Lfl3n,

On the 22d inst, by Elder w. W. Stevenson. MILo K1LLrAX, M. D. of Little Rock, to Mrs. ELIzAnETH McLAIN, of this vicinity, relict of John McLain, late of this county. deceased
 E.4s -V5ssr
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GsEAYEGG, VISITING AND
 RJIAN'A GiRDN.

GEORGE COOK, of the late firm of Ely Smith M 6 COOK, for the past six years manufacturers ol the celebrated BARTLETT CARDS, would inform the public and patrons of the old establishment, No Fl Fulton street, where he has always been employ ed that he continues the manniaeluie=ol all Narie- ties of Playing. Visiting and Blank Cards, hereto fore furnished by the establishment; and that orders for various kinds will be promptly and faithfully executed on application to his ssole agents Messis. Elyte Latham No ' Fulton street, at the following prices usual discount off for Cash, or 10 those who buy to sell again. Ilz
 Star, Chain, Dol, Wave, Diamond, Marble and white backs, #86 per gross Harry and wite backs go
 Decaturs to 2t
 Ellsler do 2i
 Merry Andrews do ls Hghlanders, No star s~ marble back 5
 deAo2, l2 Enamellcd Ivory and Peaf surface Cards, as per
 the following scale. Large, No fifteen Enalaeed, S5 No thirteen ivory euamelled, %I twelve enamelled, S4 No fifteen ivory and pearl smlaee, is2 No fourteen ivory and pearl surface, &f S7 No thirteen ivory and pearl sHffaee i 90 Nc twelve ivory and pearl sur lace, fil h.
 small No eleven ivory and pearl surface, St No ten ivory and pearl surface, Ss3 No nine ivory and pearl surface, g he eight do.$2 90 No seven do S2 50 No six do & p No five do S2 No four do S2 No three do sl 50 No two do eSs1 50 No one do si 25 No eleven do ssl S7 Noten do sl a5 No nine do Sl 25 No eight do Rl Oa No seven do Sl % No six do $ 60 No five do 75 cents. No four do 75 cents. No three do G cents. Nc two do G cen. No one 50 cents.
 Embossed enameled cards, tinted and planJbeau- tirllly polished, with elegant design as borders.
 PRINTERS BLANK CARDS. Small blanks, (play card sze,) No l. Sl5 gross.
 No2 do IF
 Largo No I, $24 per gross No ?, 21.
 Double size small, No |, S3G No2. 2t
 Double size of the large No I, S75No2, 62 Also all the above sizes ofevery description, to order. Other sizes cut 10 order of either of the foregoing qualities
 Mourning Cards of various sizes, made to older. Gold bordcred cards do do
 Gili-edgc do do
 Enamelled sheets, cap size, and 20 by 2i inches
 Ivory surface do do do Pearl do do do do 1 Blank sheet do do do
 Also Railroad and Steamboat Tickets, made to order of any color of different colors, may be desired.
 The subscriber invites all editors ofthe United i Sat3s and Canada, who are disposed to take their fpay in cards, and who will send copy of their pa per containing this advertisement, 10 insert 1t for three months GEORGE COOK.
 New York, Jan. 1. lsiG 26-sm
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PEO5ftEES.
CHEAP CLOTHING, F.9.H!L AND
 BO1J' STORES, 1T GEORGE AND BROTHERS,

Dca7ers 1a 0Tz Elads oT Pf0a0ce, Groccfics
 Dry Goods, Clothing, Hdis aud Cups,
 Boots, Shoes, Sc., sc, STORE IN FRONT oF WATER STREET .2boce Hte Steam B9at Landing, LiEle R3ck, .frf. NHTE have furnished Seamboats witr Boat stores FS meats and Vegetables, &c., for the last ten ye9rs, and we stil accommodate them wthany ,tind of Stores, as low as the market can afford Fresh, Meats can be had a any hour, as we still carry on the Buichering business. No drayaga will be char sed. by furnishing steanbolis with Stores.
 Planters are particularly requested te give us call as we will ship Cotton for them to N Orleans, and have it sold at the highest prices and we will give the highest prices, fer any kind of country pro- duce,
 NOV l2, 1915. off
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REGULAR PACKET
 E E ? y B L c, NIFNS U M T= |

fms new and fast running h@5 Steamer, will run, as re- eer.ss'z== N13 aser- gular packet, the ensuing zsass-s-- season from New Orleans 10 Little Rock, Van Buran, Fort Smith, aad Fort Gibson, touching at all the intermediate landings. The Reppbl,c having undergone thorough repairs, cannot be surpassed by any boat ill the trade, and her owners pledge themselves to use eyery'eAertop to give entire satisfaction to shippers and passen- gers.
 For freight or passage apply on board, or to
 ID. MERRICK, S< CO, Little Rock, Nov. 2I, 1915. ll-lf.