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MARknAN srREET. LlTTLE ROCK.

MARKHAM STREET. LITTLE ROCK
 u, TEHHiS well known establishment, segs&@ 3 located it ti,Q business part ot F &3A3d the eity,has iustundergone thorough ffse3 ia as repair, and has been almost catireiy l., sSssasreltted and re arn;8het for the ae- conlniodauon ofthe public.
 The proprietor very res speetG,lly yanHouaecs to his old customers his friends, and the public generally that he Is how prepared to elcnd 10 the travelling community, transient visitors, and borders accom- inodatons Unsurpassed by any estabishment west of rae AHegiaAies, and pledges himself that every at- tention A0l be lemered to promote the comfort oi all persons visiting his house, that vigilance and f. dehy can bestow, being determined to- spare neither trouble nor eXpeage in giying satisfaction to his guests and hopes to mer;tae patronage of the pub- lie. Fst -
 'fbe Qua}tes orhs ales wines liquors, and sa- gars, are inc best that the New Orleans market can afford Of tlis he is confident, he hayine, vith great care, selected tdem himself. lie has also made arrangements orice sufficient fog the whole season, and Lendon. Bfownstout a!"aysin bottles : Albany aie.on draft Ills cooks are celebrated u every department; his Servants aithGgl and attca- tive; hispartegs trosty and courteous.
 For balls and parties, every attainable delicacv will be served upln superior manner, and at the most reasonable prices.
 The commodious brick stables are under the man agement of Mir. David Skelton, where carriages. baggies and horses, are always ready for those bo may wish them.
 The Hot spring mail, carried in elegant and com modions lom-horse coaches fer the accommodation of visitors, leaves this hoase weekly. and ac- commoddtion stages can atsny time be procured oa reasonable enns b5 appyins 10 the proprietor, w.o resides here, and whose courteous depoTtuent aud desire to please tends, in some measure, to soothe the,many ills that flesh is heir to
 The office ofthe Montgomey's Point aud Rock Roe tri-weekly line ot stages, is also kent at ths house, where ef the proprietors can be f,},Int always ready and desiraus to aceommt dafe. and whose Ranetualigs attention and regularity, is not surpassed even by Stockton ora l}eesd,. and also. ol the western orN aG Burcn mall liae, whose agent withalways be found 4t his post.
 Atthe steam boat landing, passeag9is will always fad blacks, porters faud y,rayS in attendaace.
 ]oHN BROWN
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sE-N ' t1 T3 EsaA ' O' New OAaans, 18th April, l3l5
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GREAT BARGAINS!
D. uyWysrR

Afs -' 2iIf Assirs HhS Justrecefed, per lasc arrivals fresh md Il i splendid assortment of DRY GooTS con- sistng in part of black Alpacca, i,'d 0elalianx. Chnsans and Chps2g Delains; thi6et Orleans ! general assortment of PfiAs; Ginghams Cheeks Fiannels, Linseys; Ny. Jeans, Kir,eys; Satinetts and Shrtings, Hosiery, E,breilas. Shawls. Cloves Casslmerss, Cloths; blaached and brown Shee6ne SSc. &c.,
 Also, by recent arrivals, fresh assortment of
 Groceries, Sugar Coffee, Salt, S,c. Ssc
 The above goods were rnrchased in New yorl5 and New Orleans, expressly for this market and will be sold eHgAr, for cash oalg. storeon tbe cor ner of Main atsa Markham streets. Listit Rock. Dee. 2, lSlS.
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On t&e So,ah-cast cornere ef Mafa and H1ykhaa sts EN BENDER has just received per steaoel EFa Lucy Walker. large assortment of New Goods. consisting, in part of Iaconets, Painted Lawns, Musns, and she latest fashion of Fancy Prints and Bonnets, for the ladies'
 Fors gentlemen's wear, L6I Cabins, GambrooHs, and Cotonaaes, also fine assortment of well made Ciothing all of which he will sell asseheap for cash as they can be purchased in this market,
 Little Rock, May i5, lSIl. 35-u
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NTILL be taken to tan on shares after the 1st w Of Sept, next, by the Rockville tanning es- tabhshmont iseVeN milas south ol this city, in Foufehe togHship) Ia order to eceonmeia,e ttc formers we have made arrangements with Mir, Charles Ehess mere6aptoa oa main street, to take in hides and enter them on the. share-book. When tanncd the leAtker VIII also be deposited al the above named store.
 Salt the hides and dFy them in thc s'shade.''
 GEO. BBORfE.
 C. O. TALLER. 5 iI.ttle Rock, August 9th lsl5. 47-6m
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YisiiE undersigned woqi respectfully inform the \ citizens of Little Rock and vicinity, that he still carlles on the GARNET and CHAiR making business, at his od stand on Markham Street, and IS prepared to fill orders d iae shortest notice HUMBER, PR0DUCE, HIDES. BEES9K.4X.
 AND PEEIRIES
 ket price,. N E. Cid furniture neatly repaired, and yaraisll- ea Oo!hns made at al .oiiss. Prices to cores. poai "it1 @ tae t!ees V Il. ZANZIBAR. oei' z, iese. 4--ti.
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Notice.

SyySasSysss { i OPTION PLANTERS,w who will EM%Ns%N@S S consign their Gottoutc the house of JoHN c. PRATr & Co, New Or s----s leans can be furnished with Baggins, Rope, and fwine, at New Orleans prices, with tie usual charges for freight, &c, by applying to
 S. II. TUCKER,
 Markham street, Little Rock Sept. Is ls4l-l-tf
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VETMLIAM VANCE S,z MOTHERS, dealers
 w in Ready made clothing, Dry Goods, Groce- res, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Sc, in the store formerly occupied by Mcssrs. MoLan & Badget, Main street, near Markham, Little Rock; have on hand fall sap- piiesof the above artceswhiuhthey will sell atthe very lowest market rates. Cotton, Hides Tallo1v, peltres Ears &cs taken in exchange, and for which the highest market value will be paid. e lirie Rock. April 2as ISI4 22-tfa
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EggaesFs Books and ssais.' x; sp
 SUsT received and for sale at nlels ,Ils assc S 3 Ashley's Bnck Row. a coIit ai If vhe Blank Books and Stationery a'' ''
 'f BooEbindng, in its different, OIaIss n1ds,s pr or, ats this establishment, and all oiu''s tended to. .a.
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES OF THE
 

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES OF THE MAILS.
 PosT OFFICE, LITTLE Rock, }
 December g, lS45
 EASTERN MAIL. Due Sunday, Wednesday, and Friday, D. M Departs Tuesday, Thursday X Saturday, 8 A. M.
 SOUTHERN MAIL. Due Sunday, Wednesday. & Friday, 3P. M. Departs Tuesday, Thursday, s, Saturday, IA. Nj.
 NORTHERN MAIL. Dne Friday and Monday, 4p M Departs Sunday and Wednesday, A. M.
 WESTERN MAfL. Due Wednesday and Saturday, sP. M. Departs Tuesday and Friday, Il A N
 PINE BLUFF NAIL Due Sunday and Thursday. 5P. NJ. Departs Sunday and Thufsday A.. M.
 DALLAS MAIL. Due--Every other Thursday. 7p NJ Beparts-Eyery other Monday, . A. M.
 NM. F. WOODRUFF, p. NJ.
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JOHN c. PRATT,
New Orleans, Sept. l, 1915. 3-tf
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(PRfCE REDUCED TO sI 50.3 FH1lit5 work ie the pradaclion of ALBERT PIKE, A Esq, Counsellor ai Law, and contains all the entries, for Justices of he Pcace. with forms for Gonsables, Goroners, and Shcriis and eopious collection of forms Of Deeds, Conyeyanees, &c., with an appendiXcontaiHing asummary olthe prin- cipes efaw most likely to be useHl to the Justices ofthe Peace.
 Great care and laborhaye been bestowed in tka compilation and preparation Of this work, to make itnseiul, net only to civil officers, but to citizens in every department of lie, and il is hoped that the au- thor has accomplished thatdesirable object. ,# The price of tig useful work has been reduced 10 $l 30. Forsale by tha undersigned, who will fill orders (acconpaded bgthe cash-ayd not oiaef7ciSe) from any ralt of the State
 VIM. E. WOODRUFF. Little Rock. March I9, 1915. 27--G
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F. F. Rsarton, W' !
TiHIc PncI, .lrsennl.

Nos'r. Isl, 1915. .u FAR. BURTON has accepted 'ns .sp ap as acting Surgeon at the U. D.. 5. A,'f A, t tie Rock; and will attend agfeeaOlGi sinU., ~ 7 tions of fine |. s. Army. He colltlnu'o n,.', tice in Little Rock, as physician' 'utS'0' coucher. et,.o Mai Residence, $. E. corner oi V ali''' streets.
 Nov. I2, lS4j.
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REGULAR PACKET s " "A. E, r, o " l,

J. COCHRAN, Master fs, A Tfas splendid, new and fast running
 steamer, will run as a regular pack ez z, s>t et the ensuing season, irom New Orleans 10 Little Rock, Van Baren, Fort Smith and to.l Gibson, touching at all intermediate landings. Every attention will be paid to the safety and comfort ei passengers, and to thedevery of letters. parcels or orders, entrusted to the care of her off cers.
 For freight or passage apply on board or to
 T. D. ME}}RICK S, Co.,, 1;.ro- .4gdafs. Altte Iseeh, Oct. 23s is f5. 7-ti
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THE MESSENGER AND REVIEW FOR
Richmond, Virginia. November, i8i5. '''
ITO THE PATRONS Oe TIE !" SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MESSENGER AND RE

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T'lae Southern ansl Western LITERARY MESSENGER AND
 REV AEslgy.
TO THE PEOPLE OF THE SOUTH AND
 WEST

Having purchased, from the propfietors, SIMMs i. Southern and iVesteyn Monthly Magaeiae and Re ,ictc, it will, from the lst January next, be blend d with
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EanR G,EP AEElN E'H.E

ESEE. CRAVEN T'EY1 il TWAS located himself at oseE95A, .s h;. GOT, or ha .afbqasas, and offers l.s i,,' and ,sl public iu the Practice oi MEDICAL Tn all their branches. u.nd to ' He's ataIl hours ready to attend t 'G 5dI | calls; and may"alwayA De . lo;l,ip ,;nE = when in attendaaee upon the sex
 April, !Sl4. 34-H
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6'nslnHsErns.s ,eTnarn.

fE'H E undersigned have this day associated them
 A selves together for ihc transaction of GENER- AL CoMHisioN StsINEss in this city, under the firm of PRATT k bELKNAP. Office, 30 Camp street
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Gnndse aa,ina &e..

AAT M. VANCE .E BItUTfERS, Main stFeet w have received by late arrivals and offer for sale at the lowest rates
 90 Sacks prime Rio Coffee,
 50 Bbls prime Brown Sugar,
 BhIs White Loaf Sngar, < I2 Bbls New Orleans Moiasses,
 6 Bbs Sglgtr-hdnse molassas,
 150 Sacks coarse Salt,
 ca Sacks fine Sait,
 . Boxes bsst Sperm Candies. ALSO whole, baE and qRrtorAlcgs Rifle Pew der, DIop ant Buel, Shot, Lead, Nails, Iron, Ssc All which will be sold wholesale or retai=-as io}y as can he get in tte city. Terms CASu Little Rock July l6, 1915, il-H.
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FEMALE EDuCATT0I,

ENTITH the intention of aiding in the education i w ofyounger sisters, Mss ROSA M.NOURSE proposes opening a small and select boarding school at the Highlands, the late residence of her father i Major Cd. Nourse, situated on the heights above Georgetown, and three miles from the city of Wash ington. The position Is remarkably healthy, con ycHient and easy of access and the house large and commodions The young ladies will be furnished with the means ef attending church in Georgetown, and will be considered in every respect as members of the family.
 The school will open on the first of October and as the number will Ba limited, 1t viii be necessary that all application be mate as soon as possible.
 Should references be required, the highest will be given to persons in the District of Colgmba and most of the States
 TERMS PER ANHUM PAYABLE QUAR-
 TERL4 IN ADVANCE. Board, including bedding, &c.; complete course Of tuition In English and French Useful and Ornamental Needle Work $250 co
 ExTRA-PER QUARTER. spanish } % German , GO Italian 5 60 Drawing , r5 Music on the Piano, Harp S Guitar, each I5 co
 Nc extra charge for the use of large and well selected Library.
 Each wound lady mast be provided with silver cup, fork, table and teaspoon and half dozennap- kits.
 Direct to Miss Rosa Al NouEsE, Washington, D. G., care ot Major C. !. Mousse.
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Basging, Rope &c

I7OO 1s0s rDs B. lSsgs'ns' aSns.
 50 .s tw ='e.
 l20o !" bacon sides, hams and shoul. das, for sale, for cash only, by
 Wm. B..WAIF. Oct 9th. s.9f
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FG NIiE- -ce partanershiP e8isGag between tae sub A scr6ers, uaderthe ira Of Jao. C. Pfatf9J Co., is this day dissolved hY mutual consent. JouN c. PEATTis changed with tbe settlement or the affairs of the late firm. JOHN c. PRATT.
 JACOB BRAKEMAN,
 s. E. BELKNAP. New Orleans, Sept. l, ls15.
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T TuE subscriber begs leave to an GEGSA nounce to tie pubic, that he has M. ah opened on Aslley's row, the Watch | ,NE, >Zsa making and Jewelfy business, in all
 A..sxS4- it's various branches, and will repair all kinds of WATCHES, CLOCKS, Sse. Se. and warrant thela to perform. GU GARNER
 Little Resk. May II, 1915. 35-G
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IEGFrOTsy HATS.

A VERY fne assortment of Mems, Cents and -r1 Infants Leshorn Hats, of excellent quality. Justreceived by LYMAN MITCHELL. e April i2, lS45. 3t-tf
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 '. 5 l5a3,,5 s3zGza C>> P5&YING made permanent ar &ls.g-.--s= < iaDgements for q supply of
 Ludies' and Gentcmen's saddles #. and bfiyIic8, he invites the attention IH35fffi Of all who may want either supe stIlHHH538 rioror common articles ofthis kind NlIl#9jgy to give him call.
 T ALSO,
 "a Horse collars, Martingales, bride reNs, and various other articles all of winch he of fers on jhe most reasonabe terms at his store on the southeast corner of Main and Markham sts. Rock, Littie Feb. 23, IS44 2l-f
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FT As on hand i9o0 ibs bacon sides, hams and h A shoulders, 20 bbls flour, 20 bbis whislsey, B bags prime Rio coffee, F bbls brown and loaf su- gar 606e lbs assorted castings, 5G0G lbs sheet, band, round, square, and flat -baf iron; 1900 lbs cotton yarrs I060 lb5 bar lead p boxes sperm, star and mould candies; E cases boots, shoes and brogans; 30 boxes window glass; 90 srndstoncs; 800 lbs Ep- salts, 6 boxes tobacco bbls tanner soi, sperm, linSeed, lard and Florence oils old port and nadei ra wines; cognac and American brandy, Holland, American sin; lemon syrup, pickles, mustard, 9eppe.i sattpctre, glne, indigo and madder block teas; moasses, wire siiters, castor oil, calomel, rhubarb, Bate quiiines 200 doz cups and dry white and red lead;-, int, chrome yellow and
 hbroWn, venetian red,
 nd logwood, japan
 16 kits macker-
 -ash oRig, by
 y. WAIT.
 45-H
 T:
 'vcne,
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The following is . Iist of names pledged as con

The folioHins is a iist of names pledged as con tfibgtafs 10 the work: Y. Gilmore 8iAma, of South Carolina. Mrs Ca3o!iae Lee Heatz, of Ala. Hon. \. E, AIeels, D. SeIoa Badtad, of Arkansas ?. itehy Robinson, a4 Mississippi Mrs Mary H.B. Hicks, of Helena, Ark. ieha fomiip, of Tennessee, Leopold D. DeGtelmoser, Of Louisiana. V, Doae!dsoa, Ky. K. [. Carver, of Tennessee. Prof. Dixon, Of West Tennessee College. Prof Mariner, Robt. Jos5e!yn, Miss. St. George Lee, tla.
 9pF9TG,eN St TfE NEw ERA, W1Il be published weekly on an Imperial sheet with entirely new materials, at .s2 m advance, S2 50 in six moatIis or ,s3 tt the eAd of the year.
 &5-An communications to be addressed (post Paid) to 6le publishers.
 Jackson. Ian. 18th, l8lG
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1.-THE IF SOUTHERN LITERARY
 8gTESiJE,TJE3g3R,3

TIE MESSENGER has been established more haa elerea gearS-much longer than any other southern work ever eXisted-during which it has maintained the highest rank among American Periodicals. It has always been emaeatly SoW6era; and for several years, has been addressing itself to the West, both and by its ablest contributions. It will cnntinnr tl aIlr.ss iIsalf h f,n
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FROST

D4ILY PdP HR, 10 5e issued oa Ate fr2t af 0cto5er acrt,
 andef ihefiHe of
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My DEAR RosA:
 l have derived SO much salisfea- tion from the intination ef yoaf plan of educating your younger sisters wiha few ai5at:enal eomRsa- ions, al the Highlands, so long known to me as the residenceq q your family, that l cannot but express 10 yoa my qualification, $ well in.regartl to your sisters as to those oi your lrenls who snail avail themselves ol tae high and honorable devotion ot Yonf time and tsdentslo the duties of education. know how efficiently yon @ill be aided in the nteilectlal and domestic departments and you gre a@art how highly 1 value home e5acation when 90 sustained. Win every wish for the success oi your establishment, and every sanction which nly Judgment can confer,
 l an,yery aheetionatelys yours,
 Q. ?. MADISON. Uqs1iagt1a, fejradJyIo ISI5. From thc Reciqrqf a. J0ia's caarcs, Ceofgeso'on.
 ?. C.
 In reference to tAa abofe, t gYes me pleasure to say that if parents wish for their children faith al guardian. an acconps sLed teacher. a kiadlfead and boauliuI exaaple in manners and inl life, I know of none Wlom | would more highly recon mend thaa Miss Ros All EouRsE.
 ALEXANDER SHlRAS. February 10 tSi5 S.0 3m
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Ea aESPEGTFuLJ44 informs his friends and the
 GU public generally that he has just received fy steam boats FIa5tklael and Swallow a fine a5sorJ- lnent of iaeey ana staple gaods selected with his usual care by Mnsalf iIl New Orleans among which may be eaamerated iH Part tha iellowiHg
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