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TfE Debate on the Corn Laws, the Corn
Il and Customs Duties Bills and the other financial
of the government (Brsh) the 1916 session
of Parliament Complete in vols. octave Just publish
ed in London, and imported by
Nov ~ F. TAYLOR.
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Earn, for saIe.---The subscriber will Of

VALUABLE Farm for Sa1e--The subscriber will offer,
at public SALE IL O'Clock Tuesday, the 18th day OF
December next the premises valuable tract of land
containing $50 lying in the county of Fairfax in the
State of Virginia. about miles from this city, and five
from Georgetown, adjoining the lands Of George Minor,
Vim Nelson and Robert Dames, esl'rs The land good
well waered and elgiby located with fifty Of the
same covered with heavy timber 1t is situated in most
desirable and healthy neghborhood has on i convenient
dwclnghose and, from its proximity TO the cities of the
Alexandria, and its other advantages, is de-
srabe only farm for cultivation, but as pleasant
and eligible place OF residence
Terms Onefouh of the purchase money to be paid In
cash the balance three equal nsalmeus payable ct
two and three salefhe deferred payments
to be secured by deed OF trust the property and by the
bonds Of the purchaser purchasers with approved secu
ry. For farther particulars inquire at the law Office OF
Halt EDW SWAMI. :
Thursday the 2sth fair, the sale will take place
on the next fair day. Nov l9-tawt2SD 4
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,HE Is just In receipt OF fresh esroc.rs.

Subscriber Is just In receipt or fresh Groceries
Il &C., selected with great care and of prime quality
which will be sold low for cash puncual dealers and
deliverable in any part of the city, viz;
Teas-imperiai, gunpowder, young hyson and black
Brown, Loaf crushed, and puverzed sugars
Spices of different kinds
Cheese, butter buckwheat
Maracaibo, Rio and Java coffee
Raisns in whole, halt, and quarter boxes
Rice mackereI, Maine behring's, goldfish shad
Pickles, jeies, preserved ginger
Salad, sperm, and whale oil
Wine and cider vinegar sHf
Baskets buckets, brooms, whisks
Cords, lines, mats, DC.
J. T. RADCLIFFE,
Two doors above Odd Fellows Hall. 18th street
Nov. 16--3tif
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BROTHER JONATHAN.

VIRGINIA CONTESTED SEAr.-The Richmond Enquirer, OF
yesterday, says 'We pleased learn that H. p r
wing esq has abandoned his contes, with Thomas s. Bo
cock, esq, for seat in Congress"
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-. PAINE & CO., Managers.
Managers Once, Alexandria, Va.

Wednesday, November "a, 1877
SUSQUEHANNA CANAL LOTTERY, Glass No 50.
To be drawn in Baltimore, Wednesday, November "a
rs nulnbers-l3drawn sf
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From the N. 0. Courier.

This gentleman has paid the cost OF standing before
the country staunch, unflnchng, unswerving demo-
he discharged several important and delicate trusts
hded to him by the cabinet OF Washington and by his
fellow citizens, who have at different times chosen him
their representative in the State Legislature and Con-
gress He could not expect TO be thus distinguished by
his countrymen, without being honored at the
with the hatred and abuse of his political opponents,
who have permitted occasion escape them
which 10 betray their invidous feelings towards him
The in which he conducted his mission to Mexi-
co was grossly msrePesented every time was mention
ed by wing journals and some months after his return
from that country wing paper published in the District
of Columbia asserted that he was still receiving his
salary More recently, it has been ntimated by some
was repeated by Of the wing journals OF this city,
that Mr. Slidell, for other, was at va
rance with Mr. Polk and his cabinet These abrlca-
tons of whig brethren not noticed at the time
by the friends or enemies OF Mr. Sdel because their
real character known to all parties In the mean
S N.Y. s has handed rs o the
following correspondence between Mr. Sldel and Mr.
Buchanan order to give those lies their final and eer
nal quietus
New ORLEANS IAN 26, l5l7
SR There being probability of speedy termination
of hosities with Mexico any favorable response your
for negotiaton sufficient motive exists for
continuing to retain my commission OF minister penipo-
tertiary and envoy extraordinary TO Mexico and conse
quentiy beg leave tender my resignation OF the Office
When first invited under certain contingencies 10 accept
T. II was NOT as You well know without much &c, heS,a oG
my ports from the Mexican minister OF foreign relations
Mr. Castillo Lanzas considered my mission as closed
Indeed, In anticipation of their receipt had, as informed
you in my communication No. II, under date of 9th
March, 1916, from Jaapa placed all the papers of the le
CATION in charge of the secretary Mr. Parro to be by him
conveyed to Washington. BY despatch No I3, of2d
April closed, supposed, my official relations with the
May last, the President pleased express his
wish that should retain my commission, and hold myself
in readiness Mexico, should opportunity
cur Tor opening negotiations with that government did
feel myself liberty under the circumstances de-
cline plying with the request of the President and have
since continued with nconsiderabe sacrifice ofper
sonal convenience and interests, await his orders
stated to the President and yourself when consenng
sumo the mission, that should, during the period of its
abeyance decline receiving any compensation In confo
nifty with this Intention weeks since requested Mr.
La Sere of the House OF Representatives, my
minister be closed ii this has already been
done you will obge by giving the necessary order
that effect.
have the honor be- with the greatest respect your
most obedent servant,
JOHN SLlDELL.
To Hon. JAMES BUCHANAN,
Secretary Of State, Washington.
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Hon. John II. Harmanson, member elect to CongrS
from the second district arrived in this city yesterday O
his way Washington. Mr.. Harmansons majority Is up
wards Of six hundred.-N, o. Data, Nor. 10.
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington 9th February, lSi7.
To John Sl,deH esq, New Orleans:
SIR: have received your despatch of the 10Th ultmo,
rendering your resignation of the appointment of envoy
extraordinary and minister plenipoenary the Mexican
republic, and have submitted the the President.
In answer am directed by him to inform YOU that he
will longer resist wishes, and that your resg
nation is accordingly accepted He part from you
however, without expressing his obligations for the
ner in which, although the sacrifice of your private in
erests you complied with his request retain
your appointment, and hold yourself readiness
to Mexico should an opportunity offer within reasonable
time for opening negotiations with the of that
republic This conduct deserves special commentator,
from the fact that it wholly dsnteresed; because,
whilst accedng his wishes, you declared you would
ceye compensation during the period should thus
be kept in suspense.
am also instructed by the President reterae the
that your entire conduct whilst employed upon
the mission voluntarily rendered to you marked with
prudence, firnness, and signal ability, under circum-
stances of uncommon difficulty, and has received his
dial appreciation.
great pleasure to say that heartily concur.
Your obedient servant,
JAMES BUCHANAN.
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Tickets $IO-Halves " DO-tRuarteTs $3 Io-EISHlns-
$IUa.
Saturday November n, lS47
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY Class No. 40.
10 numbers-13 ballots
BEAUTIFUL
/ prize of $4,000 prize Of $4,000
do l46Oi 40 prizes of 1000
I do 10000 80 do 500
/ do 10000 100 do $50
/ do 10000 100 do 100
Tickets $12-shares in proportion.
Orders tickets, shares certificates Of packages, in
all lotteries under the management of D. Paine CO. will
meet with prompt and confidential attention.
gi ASA ID. PAINE ~ CO., Managers,
Nov 2O-3t i,5 Alexandria, Va
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.

Tickets $l5-Halves 81 50-Quarers SO 75-Eghihs-
$l37l
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TO VOLUNTEERS.

VTNHE UNDERSIGNED, who was Captain of the
 1 Johnson county company of the Arkansas Regiment of Mounted Gunmen, which has recently returned from Mexico tenders his services to those of his comrades in arms, in that regiment 10 pro- cure from the proper authorities at Washington City the Land Scrip or Treasury Warrants to which they are entitled, and, also. indemnity for horses and other property lost in the service For the eonyen
 fence of the volunteers in the counties of Franklin, Johnson and Pope, he will attend. al the ensuing ,erms of the Cirent Courts of those countless in Au gust and September (proximo), for the purpose of making out their papers preparatory to laying them before the authorities a. Washington City Those Volunteers residing in remote counties, will address him by letter, tpostpaidi, to "Piaey p. O.. Johnson eoaaiy, .frkansas when the prop CT blanks will be forwarded io them 10 be executed
 He pledges himself to give his prompt and faith iu attention to any claims that may be confided to him. and will make his charges reasonable as can be afforded. GEORGE W. PATRICK.
 Piaey, JOAHaa CO., Jyiy IS. ls47. 4S-l0w.
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PIOUGHS.

, SMALL cast ploughs, with points extra; ~ -b Rcwiand's si and ! feet mill and cross cat saws, Ames spades; patent straw cutters; hay fosks and rakes; grain cradles seythe saaths garden hpes corn mills; Hsils and flooring brads. wsa1ghf nas; anviis; vices, screw plates; sledge and hand-ham- mers; Hunt's axes broad, shinsiinx and axe -kalch cts, wrapping paper; drawing knives enamelied kettles; shoe piDeess and hammers; steel and iron squares; tn. bsok Lease, and cupboasd locks; ear penters knob locks; plate locks; gun lccks; gun nipples; wood screws: coffee mills; handsaw, aat and half round 6ies; coach wrenches; ox chains; snooth jack and ointer planes; spoke slaves; shas peg eutters; dsoE springs. Ac
 Received and fnr sale, by
 VIM. B. WAIT. April ltth.--SI:tf
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FOR RENT OR SALE.

A first rate FARM, lying on the Military road A leading from Little Rock to Texas. and about sixteen miles from this place, and mile beyond Collezeville This farm contains two hundred acres, land of the best qualityhity acres cleared, ready for cultivation and about thirty acres enclosed for woods pasture Has on it fine new frame hui- ding large and roomy; alargeOrchard. containing the best ifuit in the State; good We'll and all the Sta bles, Cribs and out Houses necessary for farming purposes. Fences in good order.
 This is the most desirable stand for a house of Entertainment that there is on the road from this noinf to Red rIser Pnsaassina given snez..t.!. For further particulars persons wishing to rent or buy, are referred to Col. s. M. Rutherford, who lived the place last year, and BOW at ColiegevilIe Terms made to suit applications. Apply to
 VIM. $. HUTT, y:,u.
 A. hUTT. A"ue ROCK LuiLs Rock, Eco. 2S. IS4f 2Ln
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House and Sign Painting and
 Glazing.

gTlHE UNDERSIGNED. having just returned to 1 this city. and supplied himself with an entire new stock ot materials, respectfully announces to pubc that he Is prepared to execute all orders in the his line of business, with despatch. and the most reasonable terms.
 All orders left at Mr. AnneaT's Cabinet establish ment. on Main Street. will be promptly attended. to. C l.. SULLIVAN.
 Little Rock Jwly 26, lSI7. 46-tf.
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FOR SALE A Valuable Cotton Plantation
IN CHlC0T co. .4RKS

IN CHlC0T CO, .4RRS., FTNHE UNDERSIGNED, ANTHONY II. DAVIES, \ administrator de boais non of the estate of JAMES EsrtLL. deceased, being thereto authorized and empowered by order of the Court of Probate of Chicot eouhty Arkansas will offer for sale at pub lie vendue, 10 the highest bidder, at the front door of the courthouse of said county, in the town of Columbia, on the first day of he ner! Norember Term of the Circuit Court of said county, which will be the sfk day of Nocea.6er, fl. D. lsl7, the following described tracts or parcels of land, com posing the plantation commonly known as the Es- iM plantation, situate on old River Lake, in said county, to wit The west fri part ot the sw or of section 3l; SC. fri qr of section B e. of inc or of section 8: fl or. of section 32; fri part Of qr of section 20 the s. ff part of nv. qr. of section s3; the undivided half of the fri part of the ne or of section s3all in township I5 South 0! Range one CD West. containing in the whole 57l 5i- 100 acres 0f land.
 Terms,--One fourth cash, and the residue in one, two and three years 10 be secured to the satisfac ton of the administrator.
 This plantation will be sold subject to the widows s dover, which has been apportioned of 10 her But this will be no objection, as the widow has eonsen- ted 10 fix the price for h,r life estate which will be made known on the day of sale, and the purchaser will take the entire estate rpon payment of such price, and compliance with the above terms.
 This plantation IS regarded second to none in this region Of country and offers great inducements 10 any person desirous of obtaining first rate cot ton plantation. 4 large portion of Il was o,u of water in iS4t 1t has abont 250 acres tn eaifiraion the residue being well tinbered with cotton wood, cypress, &c., and has gin-house, and quarters for 25 hands upon it, and is situated in one Of the best neighborhoods in the county, or, perhaps in the State.
 IL lies within two miles and in sight of the Mis- sissippi river.
 Possession win be given when the present crop of cotton has been gathered, which wiil be soEe time in January.
 There are other lands adjoining, belonging to other persons thai can be purchased to enlarge the tract, should the purchaser desire 1t.
 A. II. DAVIS, .fdmtaistrGior
 S< Aaaas ei Ia@es FsiiIL dee'd-
 coiEmbia, .irks., N.
 June l2, Is47 d.
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NWD,T~MU-M.e.

"E have just published, and wsIl he ready tC
 deiiter on Wednesday next. pamphlet of 7j paSeA ectares coaianiBg list of Forfeited Lands snn1eet b be donated ts actual settlers, under an setaf fne Gcnerai Assembly of the State of Arkza- se1 entled An act to donate to actual settlers the fSht es the State 10 certain forfeited lands approv sd 23m peeembeg. lste, and other acts supplement iaFy thercso.
 EFepsred at the Auditors Office. s. hsxlng been at considerable expense in issuing sn ediiioa of this pamphlet, have thought proper to seenrs copyright.
 We shall be happy to supply all demands for it ey oar country friends.
 s. eJ-PIice--7s cents per copy. or $500 per doz- ea:> REARD0N kGARRITr. ,, Banner ofice, Little Rock, sth Sept. Is47.
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N Aaoshe. uscs oe3I3 ceres, ore aud half miles south of ihe cove, bordering on the Wsshiia rives and embraces the valuable mall seat above described--and another tract ot 2aO acres one mile east of the cove--msking ;a :hs aggregate I403 acres
 Presuming that persons desirous of Pur- chasing such property, would, either in per- son or by agent, examine the premises before closing aconiEaet--it Is deemed that enough has been suid to induce such, to visit this rare spot and judge for themselves.
 My terms will be made known by Hill, McIAin & Co of New Orleans, who are asl- thoFized lo make sale Of the properiy-or by myself, al Walnut IIill, Lafayette county, Ar ksnsas.
 As il might be desinble to those, who would lika io purchase such property. to see and converse with disinterested and in telligent persons, who have seen this estate - will refer 10 the following acquaintanees as gentlemen, who some years ago, (when the improvements there were quite contract edl visited Magnet Cove, and can give some information relating lo its rare qualities VIZ : Gen. Thos F Williamson of DesoiO Parish, La. Col J. s. Dcas of Mobile Ala, Mr. Thos. B.Ise of N. Orleans; Maj. Morehead Wright of Lafayette Co. Ak; Hon A. H. Sevier of U. s. Senate; Hon IR ". Johnson, House of Reps from Afks; Col Saml F Hampstead, U. S. Attorney. LiuIe Rock; Col. Lambert J. ReaTon, Editor Ark's Hammer" Lit.le Rock, and Hon. Wm. Conway B, of the Su- preme Court, Of BatessiIIe, Arkansas.
 JAMES s. CONWAY. Walnsf HN, Lafavefte G., Ark's Sepk..' 'l0th, lSA7
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SUNDRlES.

SCNDMlESs E0 BBLS, Ohio superfne Flour; OO do American Brandy; leask best winter Sperm Oil; 20 half boxes bunch Raisins; chest Imperial Tea;
 box double refined Loaf Sugar; box soft shell Almonds; 4s cast Flows, with points extra, sub soil Flow;
 2 dozen Garden Hoes;
 do transplanting Trowels; | do Garden Rakes;
 bundle nail rods;
 2,I, II and inch hoop iron; i.a,A,, !, !, II, and ll inch round iron; s.s' |. ii, II. ls, and inch square iron; TOO lbs horse shse iron; 10 pieces slab iron; lj9 Diamond, and other pisw moulds; T5 pieces assorted band iron; 5000 lbs assorted bar iron; bundles spring steele; 10 bags drop and buck shot; 1000 lbs castings; Received and for sale by VIM. B. WAIT January l6, 1877. lS-
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SUYDRIES.

SUNDRHkES. E00 LBS. Cotton Yarn; OOO a bSls Ono sapelfine flour;
 " lard;
 hf bbls mess beef; 4s bbi sugar cured smoked beef; z7 boxes star candles; a ." Mo- soap;
 @ premium gold leaf tobacco;
 hump ssa 10 window glass, assorted sizes
 l" pint tasks; ei Hated and plain tumblers; s-t @ kegs nails and spikes;
 70 |" pure and No. white lead;
 2a grindstones;
 S Peacock blows, Nos I and ,;
 coco lbs round. square and flat bar iron;
 loo " horse shoe and slab bbl eoppeFas;
 { doz names; Ladies saddles. mens' half Spznish aud American adde's; bllnd bsidles woFstej girihs, Re- Feeeyec asd for sale, by WMB WAIT. Suiy IF, iS7 4f-tf
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Flour, Cheese, &c.

Flour, Cheese, &c. O0 BBLS. Super6ne Flour, OO IS boxes Cheese,
 500 lbs. Cotton Yarn, 5000 lbs. flat, round, and square bar lron, 500 lbs. horse shoe Iron, Wagon and buggy boxes,- Dog Irons. Received per s. D. Alert, and for sale by Nov. .s.--stf VIM. B. WAIT.
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June 2. no3S 2m.
Notice.

A IL persons to whom am indebted. will con. "A fer favor on me by presenting their bills i'm meaiately fos payment; and ell persons who may be in my debt. will obiige me by closing their ae- counts as soon as convenient.
 JOHN BROWN.
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YOUNG LADIES, ACADEMY

MRS. H. N. CfRkOEf, Prfacipai.
 MSS c. MATILDA VICTOR, -issistaat. THE STUDIES of this Institatioa will be re.u- al ned ca Monday. As i3A Sepssmber. Ms Csssoii takes this cpportuniiy of returning thanks ts her pairoas and friends. and FeSaests pareats to eater their children on the first day o the sessina II eeavsnisnt q t will facilitate the formation of tAs sIe6ses lt is desirable that young iadses who ksss not pzrensa residing in the eity shoaid board T tile Ihsitutioa, The terms may De seen in ior- mef advertisements.
 Liitie Rock, Asg. is. lsi7- ss-6w
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3 CALL AT JEFFRIES < SONS For New and Ch ca ID G % d g. HxthE SUBSCRIBERS have removed from their old stand, to Renders corner, and have just re- eeiyed in addition to their former stock and are now cpening) beautiful assortment of sTApLE AND FANCY ARTICLES.
 Brown and Bieaehed Domesties,
 7-S heavy Virginia Loweis,
 4-s do do Jo
 6-t Brown Shisting,
 5a pieces beautiful prints,
 dozen pairs French Cottonade pants.
 Also variety Of Musns
 Lawas. Grapes. Rough and Ready Bonnets. Bon net and Cap Ribbons variety. Lsces, Inseriings Edgtngs. &r. SSe., of variety of patterns Also Furniture Dimity. and new style of win dow csrtain goods with Shoes and Groceries &c, ke- All of which they will self low for [ ASH or to paRctaai men on short time or will exchange them for the produce of inc country
 C. L. JEFFRIES & SON. Little Rock. Aug. 30, isl7. 5l-,f
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Dr. E. N. Bennett.

HAVING located himself permanentlv in th. l1 town of NAPOLEON, Arkansas. olTers his nre. neighhoshoods 's 0- Once, room No. 2. first floor, "ARwAx... HorEI." where be may be found at all tir,es. ua. less professionally absent,
 ksPoisoa, AasS. istz .cSs In
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R. M'CREIGHT,
 PEI OGRAPMlST.

HAS TAKEN rooms oyer the Drug Store of DT III Dodge where he will remain for a sho.t {; ;s.e.
 MISrASuREs, oT every size and style, taken on an improved principle. with cooUagin In alt kinds ol weather. requiring only from 10 5a seconds sitting Reoms oPea from s o'clock, 4. M., until o'ctocE, P. M. Ladies and gentlemen are requested to cali and examine specimens of his skill
 Apparatus furnished. and instructions giveo in the art.
 Little Rock Aug. 2s. Is47. 5o-u
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Southern United StassS Maia.

Tti- Weekly Coaek Lins frous LdtfIs Rsck Co WashingtOa, .drkansas, assd fo Me
 ceIsbraied Hot Springs, in sssrss f0uy Aorse coaches. VTNHIS line connects At Little Rock win the great 1 Eastern Coach and Steam Boat Line, leaving Little Rock (and Washington on Tuesdays, Thurs- days, and Saturdays, ss A. M.-- Reaching Hoa- Springs in one day. the season The greatest attention will be paid to the comfort and couveuienee of pasaeneaTa Ac- eoasmodasions are good. and charges 1cwer than any other conveyance.
 Patronage of eitzehs and travellers is respectfully solicited
 HAMMOND & CO April 8 noss If
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The Hot Springs of Arkansas.

- @~O - ~~@C1~ C~ A THI. celebrated resortfor inyalids.
 sssIA who are afflicted with chronic dis
 && Ra& eases of whatever nature. h oeeom-
 ping every season more popular. The subscriber grateful to the public, for the evidence he is constantly receiving of their appreciation of his efforts to accommodate, in the increased num- Der of visitors irequenting his House. He has made extensive improvements, has built additional sleeping apartments and added to the bathing rooms every possible convenience. But the greatest ad diion is the opportunity, which he can now afford, by means of pipes, of trying the arfamed tccld water cure' if it should be desired by visiters lie has gone to considerable expense in procuring the facilities for taking the Cold Bath and believes that this desire to please will be acknowledged by al
 ESTABLISHED RATES
 Board and Lodging. per mouth, S25 % Board Eithost Lodging. 20 co Board and Lodging, per week, 8 00 Board. per day, 50 Breakfast. Dinner and supper. each seI Keeping Horse, per month, IF %
 !" week, %
 day. 75
 single feed, 37 children and servants half price.
 In order tha, travellers may not be delayed by any difficulty of access to and from the Springs, the subscriber has purchased line of coaches, to run between Little Rock and the Springs. twice week, and to meet the Rock Roe stage, which arrives at the Capital th,ee times week. His coaches will regularly leave Little Lock every Monday and Thursday mornings, that passengers for the Springs who arrive the evenings previous by the Rock Roe line, need not be delayed more than one night on their journey. unless they wish.
 Fare, including ali necessary expenses on the way, i've dollars. J. MITCHELL. -dgenf
 Jane 5, IslT. s9-2m. I
 Tue N O. Pieayune, Louisville Journal, Mem phis Enquirer, Mobile Advertiser, St. Louis Re- publican, The Soathron (Jacksoh.) will copy the above six months, and Id their accounts to at the Springs. J. N.
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M2Wz3WIWW~A "

TsHE undersigned, having purchased of Mesars.
 N NewtoD. Chase Co. their entire stock of goods hase removed to the Ware-H House recently occupied by them. whefe we are now opening large and sssssss sssoFsmeHt of Dry Goods. Groeenes, Hard ware, Quesnswase, Iron, Malls. Castings eSc. &c. which we are easring at very reduced prices for Casa. a,s.-7 T.. D. MERRICK. k Co. Steam Bnat Landing.
 Little Rock, Sept, 20 ls+7. n2-em.