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BRoKpns BOARD, Aug 25-7 shy soxton sod "a .;n. N
rosa iisf 40 Easter, Railroad io stem d. o% 10
Pou,Dd, Saco and Portsmouth d. NM 20 Do haSJ ~
WlmInstoa DO 49, so East DoAt,n C0npany sSOd "a "a A.
blod, % 2yo do sod 2 200 do 22N % Norwich and Wo,
IS 10 s,d sz; 80 do sisd IN . do, seed ss '''
silrcsd 5sA IS DO $50 5s1 10 New Englsnd worsed e.
co. 100 Els Bcsten Co. bIod 27h; $1,000 Reading Rsresd
, nds, 1850, y.
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NJ s;s
II a @ % .ys y e ss
.oms Of the most eminent phy.icsns sc 70 be had Of his
AsIsT:cSB & s,pd;s I;! y Mason PS.sls ,
sS 18TH ;
g. TS: ST.
tian Auou% YIN Pistsn ROshs,t.E; p E.h si.ss.
Son. T Ge
ns s1ss Ras c. " a1 .s. r.
leSns La and other place. and Hail.
wh dire IL for preserving the SHTf
soans Vsn''''ns s.. 81
sssa kss
" s will +. al .d1i s.
!;
small sss
IRON half mule to mile long, Of escsystion smbsnfmsnt.
n: s !. s s % soos NJ r,
a Il. .ss G9s sss
Big and s 18th Of sy and al
Engineers on the line of work, W SfSjsisS eywNN.
NoTIpSENSfr t6' should NEE. The view q John 10
~ cs /. w
hing greatly 6 his advantage By ealing on John g. NO
Huntington, Long Island.
au2l i2teodsm 4. B. OAKLEY
NEW SILK ,,OODS-JAMES BECK y CO, call the
IN attention buyers of Silk Goods their large stock Of
NEW FRENCH DRESS GOODS,
Such Silks, Cashmeres, Embroidered Robes, Nous. do
LANES, Ginghams Bombazines, Drap dEs Danes Camsls
Hair.
ALSO.
Embroidered Collars Capes Chemizettss Handkerchief.
&c. the largest assortment.
ALSO,
Lace Robes Capes Collars OF every description. and
by far the most extensive in i ley so York.
Hosiery and Gloves, of and superior make.
ALSO,
Irish Poplins plain and plaid.
ALSO,
Scotch Shaw and Long Shaws of every plaid and clan
tan, of the finest make
The above with full assortment OF Fancy aud Staple
Goods now offered at unusually low prices 70 wholesale
buyers, No. $50 Broadway
aulT 2wsorc
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nOCTOK CONvERS' MEDICAL CARD-IhIs notice
II is particularly directed to those who afflicted with
appears relation to streturs caculated TO mesd and
For the protection of and citizens DR. Conve
privately and con6denay coDsulted all Of structure
troublesome other affecting the genital
Recent speedily removed, without hindance from bust
B-Peons in the country may safely address Dr. Co. and
be of proper medical aid pr Convers will be found
10th and ih New York, all letters be ad
dressed. post paid.
B-See Dr. song advertisement of his celebrated In
vgoraing Cordial for seminal weakness debility nocturnal
emissions npotency &c this and in the New York
Sun. outside.
NJ BStrangers citizens in doubt where apply for
deal relief, should preserve this advertisement.
ala 3Ot* re DIR. CONVERS, IS Third avenue, NJ Y.
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.athern red ut 81 % o
" Of Penn'a round yellow
<lliaa in rather better de-
-. a 1000 bushels at ~ q 43 cents for
!: 2Ssnts for Jersey.
niH Aug pa sample ofthe prettiest western
Ethat has vet made its appearance in market, was
sent Of dealers, to effect sale OF
Il 900 bu new Ohio We are assured that the sample
was fully equal in quality to the best Genosee.
small sales Of Wheat made In the market yestef
day at 81 LOO 80 bbls Flour from Genesee wheat
we're taken at 50 %. Corn sob. Freights IS 90.
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BALTIMORE, August 10, lSl.
Pleasant Weather Settlement of the Great Railroad
Questfon-The Wheeling Route adopted-Nom,nation
Of John p. Kennedy The Markets, &c.
We beginning to be blessed with most delicious
fall weather. cool at night and very pleasant during
day. The mosquitoes are however, focking into our
dormitories in great numbers, especially water
side of the city which Is considered certain Fremont
tory symptom OF bilious fever approaching.
The great meeting Of the stockholders of the Bat-
more and Ohio Railroad Company, to take into con.
sideraton the law by the last session of the
through that state to Wheeling held yesterday
ternoon. They met at four o'clock in the afternoon
and continued in session until near nine O'Clock
last night when the vote taken resolutions ac-
cepting the law and directing the of
operations early practicable which resulted their
dopon with but dissenting voice The fact is the
stockholders have such unbounded reliance good
judgment aud good sense Of their President the Hon.
Louis McLane that they adopt all his endations
without why wherefore By 30 doing, it Is to b.
Aopsd they hsvsactsd wiselymost Of citizens think
tney have.
AT wbg city convention, last night, the Hon. John
y Kennedy nominated the candidate Of the
for seat In the Congress. The democrats have
dominated Robert Nj, McLane, a most unpopular
WITH The voters OF their party add the wings IN
mnating Mr. Kennedy will array against them the tenn
perance folks Of the city, he defeated their proposition
to the Legislature last year anti cepselaw They
cannot however for Mr.. McLane he Is the leader
OF the custom house clique, party VI not very cold
ter boys. 1t will, therefore, be very close run
Sales OF Stocks at Baltimore.
$500 Treasury notes. 6s 03; 81 $40 lO3& 20 shas
s.; 1867. closed at l0ik oH old; Trasury notes S.
asked ss< per cents 80 CLOSED iOi asked
bid; Baltimore and Ohio railway shares AK asked AZ bid
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nR. RALPH, author of the Practical Private Treatise. OF
- fee hours to H. A. M to- p NJ Sunday excepted)
No 20 Greenwich street. au27 30t*r
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M EDlCAL CAkD-Dr. Morrson 2v4x Fulton street,
WI devotes his entire time to the Of private dseas
collegiate education and practice Of twenty.sil
years enable him perform speedy and cures
Strangers would consult their welfare by calling DR..
and examining his claims their confidence.
Nervous and Constitutional Debility. = This affection
habit in YOUTH inducing nocturnal emissions and ult
mate impoency radically cured by Dr. M patho-
logical principles by restoring the system healthy
end reinsatng its original vigor perfect
rantsed.
Str ctures Of the Uethra cured by Dr. M. improved
principles, without paa or inc, nvenience.
NJ b. Letters post paid, promptly attended See DR.
Ms diploma with the sgnatures Of Sir Ashley Cooper Sir A.
CARLISLE, &c Nm his Office, 20tx Fulton street ala 30rsrc
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What with the hustle Of the fall business the ar
rivals home Of gentry and their families from the
various bathing and watering places, the railroad
and steamboats, arriving here tbronged with passen
gers Our hotels never more crowed than at the
present time, and the activity apparent along the
thoroughfares occupied by the mercantile community
that they have their hands full in supplying
wants Of their from all portions Of
the country.
There Is an immense quantity Of iron going at the
present time from Pennsylvania to all quarters Of the
oountry and Yankee neghbors Boston are among
the largest customers for 10, both In the rude
pigs of metal and in the manufactured articles
The Glepdon Rolling Mill located at East Bos-
ton, are about to receive most extensive ship-
ment Of castings and boilers for the powerful engine
required there. There less than twenty
boilers, making aggregate Of four hundred feet OF
boilers ready to be placed board of vessels to be
extensive establishments of Messrs Haywood Snyder,
a. Dsnvte and Pottsvle, In schuylkill county from
which places they have been transported via the
IA beautiful brig of 700 tons, called the Lewis
launched about hour since, from the ship yard Of
Messrs Taylor Brown, Remington. She Is owned by
the Messrs Samuel A. Lewis Brother and Is intended
for the Brazil trade to be commanded by Capt VIM +.
North.
sales OF Stocks mt IadeIphia.
fesL BoAnp-soo Reading Railroad 3s9f 500 Girard
Ayrks s.Lgs2s Morris Canal IS, 1000 Reading Railroad
bol' e. PA Lehsh Coal Scrip 49, f73 Reading Rail.
sse9No B9AHp-5 Bank, ~; 50 Reading RR ,,s, 400
do syk. Is Lehigh Coal Scrip, SIS. ~ |'''
II Bsuk, az 1900" ~a'ai i'1a' iVV
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lNk. EAWLETl"S CAkD.-l am member OF T. Royal
ollege Of Surgeons andof the Jefferson College, Phla
depha and graduated when the lamened Dr. George McCle
.op Cs!hcgn McGls.n Se were professors there Ny
shed of all the important private and diseases
peculiar to both and be conhdenay consulted
relation the same Office 13 Greenwich The
books 81 each am the only person that perma-
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Below.
Bark Sarah Sheafe. from Havre.
Also, two brigs.
Sailed.

Taqu Liverpool Bazaar, Montevidco; barks Lennox:
Indiana Thomastun; briggs Trcolor Bangor; Qua
daloupe; Cayuga Cadiz Angola Manzanlla ship Westmin
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nk. iRALPh's rkACTiCAL PRIVATE TREATISE
~ the Diseases of the Genital Organs nature symp
and Adapted the Of
individual Of both BY Joseph Ralph. D,
thor Family Physician and other Domestic Msdca
This only truly useful work this subject before the
public Not only ali valuable information. but the per
feet and rapid of each disorder stated the panes
possible the recipes for all the remedies being faith
fully and unreservedy gven and plainly to be practical
On the subject Of sefolluton its nature
consequence and only and interesting
parents and youth
Again. which is of the highest importance and given in
other the desc Upton and Of those nnocen
complaints which resemble certain dsorder and to which all
liable not this work, therefore, worth the attention Of
Price 81 Published by CLAY & Co.. 30 Ann street. N Y,
and all BOOKSELLER Copies nailed the receipt Of ST. post
paid, part of the United States also by the Author
IS Greenwich street, " Address (post paid) Clay Co..
81 Ann street, New York. au17 3ot~m
q KIM CHALLENGE-Valier's French Pis-This is
ROOV nm unrvalled remedy for disease of private
te-A positive and speedy without the restriction Of
the French Pills bassm c0pava capsules and
other nauseatng mixtures fail give them decided
preference Besides bengthe eecual and speedy
&c they are entirely free from any unpleasant
least and be taken at time, in the Of the
intimate friend thus enabling the patients
selves without the fear oil or discovery They
and have cured hundreds Of these troublesome
plants after other remedies had failed They have
extensively used for the last ia al OF these
complaints with such universal the propreors cha
eege any one g produce remedy Of equal Certainty under
wieh street, corner OF Liberty and by Wyatt kecham III
Futon street. au20 30t*m
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AM UNTMLY kErUhT FOk JULY, OF the Nov Yo,A
Il Medical and Surgical nsttnte No rs Chamber street
This institution founded in guaekery, and
render sound and scientific medical and surgical aid the az
bsred by many of the eminent citizens consisting OF
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sTNE Or RATEL and iii ascson. Of the Kidney, or
cSG 9sf 3sl%: Consumption Bronchitis. and all other ai.
s Fill RAE5 N HEAD and all
EyEs ANp EAss s;; 6: . e
n iijsGsSi.r whether acute .. chronic, -
DAEsa n sba, CHOLERA MoRBus
TIC OF Nsuga Asue in the Face and
ST. g VIRUS, DANCE. and all N.rou. Affections.
T sJSu' stages and all diseases resulting '''A ''p
S91 XIX. E Flows Gee.
s's'''oS Of The Heart Nervous Debility Col
III Tsp DsE q 81 White s'0n' or
FEVER SORES aud Ulcers. Of whatever cnaractsr
T? sssf5S "a s
:; $sIsS%lyy ,1Mrs Mr.srrs GROUP
w ssisSy Fsi: R.fi; sp. s o.'
b bfII6Hs A or faas.ss Cole snd Cossis.ns
BuRNs, scaids, Wounds, Cuts Bruises &c.
IN ANo OF v q As !:
'seon and aia inc anus aA' Assm '. " -
So h.ap eRs a d.esa. cannot be obnsd n & city
40 other sccruns than the amount which the msd
''1i ssas who have
returning daily with report: Of their rapid
painful weakening and poisonous means 50 generally re-
visited t their own houses in urgent cases. IL
on;rsS ',S - ~ w.
Persons residing in any part Of the country by sending
same as II they were personally present.
All communi cations nv mail must be most pa,d
Address Hl Fulton street, New York
Office l4 Fulton street Open from o'clock a IA 70 I'm
McALlSTEkS ALI HEALlNGf OINTMENT, has
been extensively used all the city, and throughout
the country for every form Of disease and the more y
this wonderful medicine in the Of all varieties OF phys
cal arrangement By restoring the insensble perspraon
By the process heals ulcers fever named
faces throat rheumatism and sprans Of all kinds: By
opening the pores equazng circulation Of the blood
coughs cold consumption dyspepsia, liver complaint
and and scalds how
ever severe aayng inflammation pain and destroying
flesh Ii relieve pains OF all kinds, tho
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ksh c'J AZ .san, 0ibbs Boston; 5ns Fsaails
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HOT SPRINGS, ARK.

vEVHE arnseribers have been making, at this N fInee. for ne coming season. e vAFiety ot lms prOyemenis, but pnsteulsFly to better enable inva- lids and those who visi for recreation, to oosaiu ehe fll use and benefit of the tub and vafor oaih. It is useless 10 say any thing to lnvalds n Pselse of the virtues of these wafefss for none aeelos v como i0 them amidst these secluded but romansle, mountains, m one of the koussnd. have told them of their sudden and permanent rescue from suHe'- ing and death.
 Here nature calls from fortunes frown,
 Her children of disease,--
 And bids them throw their crutches down,
 And @ wheEe'sr they please.
 She feels no pulse. nos asks complaint.
 To sci the price of cure;
 But, free to nll, without restraint,
 She gives hsr waters pure.
 She gently sooths the sufferers pains, a Nor uses lance nor pill She needs no clerk to count the grains,
 No oveF-doeas kill.
 Let those whosa crooked forms defy
 The power of man to cure;
 Who. eHsFy dsy. with agony
 Do moie than death enduIe:~-
 Whose eyes, though drugged with opium, Are closed pnl--night nor day; Death daily msocks. but will not come,
 Though 'oft E,; A:sa they pray
 Let such come here, for here alene,
 Exists the power to save;
 Here toiieFing Fotms, but skin and bone,
 Are rescued from the grave.
 HALE & WILLIAMS. Hot Springs. Feb. 2i. lsi7. 2i-sm 0rS-The Nashville Union, New Orleans Pieaynne, and St Louis Union, will copy three months. by weekly assertions, and iorwaId accounts to ], C. Hale, P. Nj. at Hot sfaings, for collection
 1s I.
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7TH CIRCUIT.
4. 2d. and sd Mondays Feb'y and Aug
8ru ClRculT.
MAIL ARRANGEMENT.

EAsTEnN--ysG Rockyoe io Napoleon. Due, Sunday, "Wednesday. & Friday, by 7p. m. Leave. Tuesday, Thursday, & Saturday sa. m.
 WEsTERK-to Scotia, Tan Bmsa, Se. Due Wednesday, and Saturday, 2p.m. Leave, Tuesday, and Friday, 2 a. m.
 NoRrHERN-to Bdiesriife. Due, Monday, and Friday, 2p m Leave, Sunday and Wednesday, a. m.
 SoUTHERN-io Washington. Due, Sunday, Wednesday, and Friday. 7p.m. Leave, Tuesday, Thursday, & Saturday, 8 in.
 To Pine BtgF and COlum6,a. Due, Sunday, and Thursday, 5p. m. Leave. Sunday, and Thursday, a. m.
 To Hoi Springs. Due, every Wednesday, P. m. Leave every Monday, 8 a. ID Perryviiie, Danriiie, and TomlinsonviLe. Due, every other Thursday, 7p.m. Leave, every other Monday, Yam. Letters and packets to te sent by either of the above mails must be deposited in the Post-office, by o'clock of the evenings proceeding their depart ure. , l.. REARDON, P. M. LITTLE RocK PosT-oFFIcE,
 Dec Sth, lS46. 4css
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Lands for Sale,

IN ARKANSAS AND MISSISSIPPI rTNHE subscriber offers for sale 4G,9ee acres of u Land, in the cotton growing counties of Ar kansas. Say Hempstsad. Seriey, Ciark. Dallas, La ayefie Uaon Se., in quantities to suit purchasers. Also, in the cotton growing region of Mississippi: Say. the counties of Desoto, Harshau. Thnica, Pa noia, Yaifabusha. Caoetaa. TaItahatcAie, Holmes. Kinds. Washington. CoyroA. and Yasoo. Town ship maps of portion of these lands have been pro- cured. taken from the original surveys. showing all the water-courses, &c; and the undersigned has been at the expense of procuring competent persons to examine many of these lands by quarter sections, and furnish field notes of each quarter, being mi- mute description with diagram of the water courses and springs on the same.
 Terms, five payments, one hfth cash in hand, and residue one, two, three and four years: equal pay ments, with interest from date of sale
 N B. Persons having plantations lying in the neighborhood of these lands, can be called upon, who will show them to those desirous of purchas- ing. Further information csa be had by addressing fposi paid. Bowers & Co.,, Memphis. Tennessee. or Wm H. Bowers, Little Rock, Arkansas.
 VIM. H. BOWERS.
 August I9U, iSs6 49-im-h
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5000 Vols. Hooks.
FOR RENT OR SALE.

4 first rate FARM, lying on the Military road "A leading from Little Rock to Texas, and about sixteen miles from this place, and one mile beyond Coliegevie. This farm contains two hundred acres, land of the best quaity-fify acres cleared, ready for cultivation and about thirty enclosed for a woods pasture. Has on it fine new frame bull ding large and roomy; containing the best fruit in the State; good We'll, and all the Sta bies. Cribs and out Houses necessary for farming purposes Fences in good order.
 This is the most desirable stand for Q house ol Entertainment that there is on the road from this point to Red river. Possession given immediately For further particulars, persons wishing to rent or buy, are referred to Col s. M. Rutherford, whc lived on the place last year, and now at Collegevle
 Terms made to suit applications. Apply to
 VIM. s. HUTT, ! ran. po,.
 A. HUTT. As "V'"
 Little Rock Eco. 25, 1S4f 24-tf.
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Furniture.

THE undersigned would respectfully inform the l citizens of Little Beck and vicinity. that be stiii carries on the CABINET and CHAIR making business at his old stand on Markham Street, and is prepared to fill orders st the shortest notice. LUMBER, PRODUCE, HIDES; REESW.aX
 AND PELTRIES taken in exchange for furniture at the highest mar ket price.
 Old furniture neatly repaired, and vanished. CofRns made at all hours. Prices to correspond with the times. a ~
 N. B. The undersigned having recently purehas- ed new and fashionable hearse, is prepared to at. tend to burias in the city country, on the mos, reasonable terms. s VIM. AAkEAR. Feb. IT, lS47. 5sa sea M 3s-u.
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wUWDNRlES.

NUNDNRHES. E0 BELLS, Ohio sapsFiiRe Flour; OO . do Amefican Hfhndy;
 eask best winter Sperm Oil 20 half bcxes bunch kAisins;
 chest Imperial Tea; lbox double refined Loaf Sugar; T box soil sheiI Almonds; IS cast Flows. with points extra, l sub-soit Flow:
 2dazen Garden Hoes;
 dc transplanting Trowels;
 1 do Garden Rakes; bundle nail rods;
 I, 1. II and 2 inch hoop from
 |, s, !, 1, q, |, It, and inch round iron; h !. ll. Il, I lsand zinch square iruh; 700 lbs horse shoe iron; 10 pieces slab iron; l50 Diamond. and other blew moulds; 75 pieces assorted band iron; 5000 lbs assorted bar iFoR;t t bundles spring steele; 10 bags drop aud buck shot; lV00 lbs castings; Received and for sale by VIM. E. WAIT January IS, lStT. D-
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PT.OxJGHS.

.A PLOUGHS. CA SMALL cast ploughs, with points extra; Lb Rcwland's 6s and feet mill and cross eu' saws; Ames spades; patent straw cutters; hay forks and rakes; grain cradles seyhe snaths garden hoes mills; nails and flooring brads; wraught nails; anvils; vices; screw plates; sledge' and hand-ham- mers; Hunts axes; broad, stinglng and axe hatch cts; wrapping paper; drawing knives. enamelled kettles; shoe pincers and hammers steel and iron squares; tin, bookcase, and cupboard locks; car. penter's knob locks; plate locks; gun locks; gun nipples; wood screws; coffee mills; handsaw, ial and half round files; coach wrenches; OK chains smooth, jack and iointer planes; spoke shaves shoe peg cutters; door springs. Be.
 Received and for sale, by
 WM. B. WATT. April flth.--3In
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fEsG &{1AxA1A xAkAS " 14Gf6kNOx " Ox
 FOR THE SALE or LANDS, THE PAYMENT OF
 TAXES, REDEMPTION or LANDS, &c. &c.
 Established in 1s46. THE undersigned tenders his services to all per- l sons owning Lands in the States of Mississip- p and and Arkansas, as an 4genf 10 sell Lands, 10 pay Fares, Redeem Lands sold for Fares, Record Deeds procure information tn relation t0 the qHdfiiy rolue and local adsaRtages of Lands, any part of ksnf6resaid States aay otker business coaneeisd ,ciM q
 GENER.9L LAND AGENCY.
 From more than twenty years of extensive Mer- cantiIe operations in the town of Petersburg, Vir gnia and from the practical experience he has had in Land understanding been large owner of Lands, in both of the States before named, for up wards of ten years past-has afforded him an abun- dant opportunity, in attending to his interests in Land matters, to acquire thorough knowledge ot all tbai is necessary 10 be known order to attend faithfully 10 the interests of all those who may fde their business 10 his sana cement; and he there fore attels himself that he will be able to give tire satisfaction to all such. ifs i is his intention to make no adpanees of m0Rfy, under any cireum- stances it will be expected that all who their business to bis care will accompany thet orders with sufficient amount of eash o meet ali disbursements that may be required. Remittances may be made (ot the risk of tAe teiters in aotes of certificates of deposit in sny solvent Banks in the United States. .9H communications (post paidJ addressed to Bowers & Co.,, a, Memphis, Tennessee, or 10 Wm. H. Bowers, LittIe Rock, Arkansas, will meet with prompt attention. if accompanied with sufficient sum to cover the expenses of investigation.
 F.- VIM. H. BOWERS.
 August lstA, lst6 4s-lm:tf
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To the Public.
 DILL LLJOHNSONw would re- MMtS=A Dspectfully inform the pup. ~ zc ictha. he is new prepared with - frs, rate Cardags and also, good Baggage Wagons for conveying passengers and their baggage to the W
 Hot Springs. He 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 sT As driver. his skill and attention 10 the safety of His eharges will be in accorance with inc had ti,oes He can be found at all times by inquiring at the bar of the Anthony Houss, or the Franklin House. Little Rock, April n, 1s44-sl-tf
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A Card.


 THE undersigned has taken the well knewn store II recently occupied by & H Tucker, Esq, for the purpose of conducting and transacting an Aue- ton and Commission business. He hegs 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- sgnments of any description whatever. Sales will be effected at any and all times. at the Auction Man.r epon Slaves. Real Estate. Merchandise, Household Furniture, &e. s<e. Returns made imme- diaiely sfter sales with promptness. Liberal advaA- ces wiilh made apon consignments, when required, The Auction Mart wil. have regular sales on Mon day. Wednesday, and Saturdays, and on Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday evenings
 March 25, Is46.--n2s-Iy.
 Iron.
 E>OR SALE, good assortment of IRON. at R very reduced prices, by @s+ N' bs as VIM. VANCE X BROTHERS Sept l. iAs- lsihl
 GIN STANDS. q CAST STEEL saw gia stands. So and < A 6s saws, for sale low, by eFe a8 "A a ee WfLLGAM 5. WAIT .fug tstA. fsts s W 4estf