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The Arkansas banner., 1849-06-26

As1 Iiis khllsdsiptla Dispaieh sulls ptosy q : pedas wo wished so cell lhs sdiios psIf q spes- iaelas. for lhres doams' baiin eoasequsnesOfH Hoi asing the article. hs rsfassd them. The Jew was deiefained te seli. hs said, to |" shave his family Gfcm shssSying. end isi dosn in hs price, at last .o the sum of fvly esnts. The editor shsn ssid he would bay them. provided the Jsw wUuId tell him the exact amosni of Psoit he would make on them at thaspriee.
 You giv me yOH vOsd. you viii pay. if I tel yoass asked the Jew.
 eYes."
 "Thea. 90 help me Mssss. ifI sell him to you Gor aty cents. ny Oniy profit is--tArs shilling and nins pence"
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THE NIFE'S FRIEND.

ImpoTtaRt to those about ts bec0Hle Mothers.
 PROFESSOR ALEXISY. PAgLIFAN, of the II Paris Lying in Hospital, member Of the Medical Academy of France. Corresponding Secretary Of the Paris Pharmaceutical College respectfully bes leave 10 announce 10 tbe ladies of America that he has appointed DR. JEROME Y. C. ROTTEN HuRTY, Of New York, his sole American Agent, for the sale of hIs wonderful medicine. known in France as the WEES FRIEND, or MOTHERS $ ASSISTANT. the most extraordinary medical dis covery the world has seen. It's province is 10 lessen the Pains e Child Birth, and promote safe easy. an speedy delivery, which il does by assist ing nature. II is perfectly harmless, eHieseous, pleasant to the taste and fails 10 promote an easy and safe delivery, and improves The general health of both mo, her sad child II has been tested for years in all the principal Lying-n Hospitals of Europe and receives the sanction of nearly all the prominent: Colleges and Medical men of the old world. II is the greatest medicine in the world |; as all will admit that a medicine must be that will lessen the terrible pains usually attendant on child birth There is no mistake about the medicine doing all that is sad lift.
 It never Fails. It Is in the form of fine light powder. to be made into drink, and used for few weeks previous 10 the expected event and it's price IS so low as to bring It within the reach of all. Surely no humane hnshand will sutier his wife to endure pain, when t can be so easily and eheaply avoided. For the small sum of only Sl sent post paid to DIR. JEROME Y. c. .R0PENHURTY, New York Posiofiice, package will be sent by return mail 1t being so light that il can be sent anywhere by mail, at very trifing cost No unpaid letters taken from the office. To prevent imposition, the U $. Agent. Dr. Ropenhufty wiil write hts name in iul on the outside label of each package. No other genuine. Reaaaber this.
 tah10 26 6.6u
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REMOTAL

DIN D. ADAMS has removed to the l.rs. g n b1icS S'o,rheuse formerly occupied by cas', nenI., 2" MNkaAn street, and opposite Doctot New Orleans, he Is now epen,as l.,ss sn. .N', selected stock of DRF GOODS CRocFRIPS HARDWARE, QJEENswARE, Res,s, Ss,,s Iiafs and Caps, Sc., Sc.-aa of which siIl hs ss,i at very reduced prices. for Cash et eoantsy pr,Tr
 Country merchants, and others, wish,ng ,c n,,,- chase, would dn well to give hln call, apa sx- anime h's Goods and Prices, before purchasing sl.s
 wnete, as he feels confident one n Little R,,es as he charges nothing for showing eooas csn ' ". examine his stock All -""
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ROCK HOTEL.

%MA MAJOR PELHAM has leased, and win
 9saas open foT the accommodation of visitors and 1GA-lboarders. by the day, month or year, that large brick edIce on the bank of the riyer the first below the State House, in the city of Little Rock, Arkansas. The house has been thoroughly cleansed and repaired, newly furnished ati entirely reno vated in every respect. His table will always be abandantiy supplied with the very best the market affords. Reading Room has been opened, in which may always be found newspapers from yari- ous parts Of the United States. ian3O
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EDIRE.ES.

EDHRLES. AND4D Cans fresh Oysters.
 l50 1" Soups and Bouiili.
 100 " fresh Peas.
 100 {" Lobsiers. ' 50 Terrapips Also, fresh Salmons, Clans, Milk, MackereI boiled veal. &c., &c hermetcaily sealed in tin can. purchased and received direct from the celebrated honses Of Wm. Underwood & Co.,. of Boston. and F. Wright. of Baltimore, warranted and for sale by lan3O w. P. OFFICER.
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slN G56Ds iGiIN M fnR EEW sf0RR!! !

NIL BegDS AEAIA w HE NEW STORE! WALTEa MITCHELL would ularespsetiuIiy re- w lngn thAnks to ths eitizses of Little Roek, and q the eaEeuading spunsys foF tbe sey liberal passoaags with which they have favored him. thaE- ng lar eEceeded hs most favorable Anticipations, ald Hnuld heseby beg to inform them thai he s just receiving. for lhs .hird tiss within sir months, large and well selected stock of CLOTHING ; DRY GOODS and GROCERIES. CROCKERY, HARDWARE; Boots, Skoes; Hats, Csps; Dugs, M,le.dieiHsa, paiais. O1s3 Castiags, Liquors, Tia Wgyt. @r.. &<
 Which he viii sellss whoessle or retail. fer cash. st New OFleaas prices, making cost and carriage. Inerespse all persons wishing 10 purchase are kindly solieited 10 call and examine fer fhemselRss in the new btick building recently erected by MT Wood- ruh. on Markham street, few doors above the Aa- thony House, where be will continue to receive new goods every six weeks, and keeps constantly oa hand fuli sssnftment of ail kiads for the aecnm- modation of bis customers.
 Little Rock, Dec. l9, iS4e. 15-N
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"Gr Halo, there, said farmer 10 an Irishmsn basiiy engaged stOna ss bis cherry trees. by whs right do you take tEOse cherries f'' "l' fai,b, my iriebd," said be. "by my right kaad anne
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Preparation of seed wheat.

By siRing. with suitable selves, the large pIumr berries may be separated from the small and shiiv. eIled. which will make great improvement. Then wash thoroughly with water. stirring violently and skim oH ell floating substances. Violent washing will rub of the seeds of fungus, which might cause smut other diseases and destroy the eggs of in- seeis; and by skimming, the light seeds and other refuse substances may be excluded.
 Various steeps used as a further prevention cf smut. &e., for which we have recommended vio- lent washing. The following is cheap. eonvenien, safe. and probably as.e.ctua any and 1t has the important advantage ot floating oa,s. and grsiss o comparative iightness tha, sink in pure water;
 Make solution of .alt, as strong as t can be made, which is probably about one qus,t of salt io two gallons of water. ln tbis steep the wheat, and worthless matters 5hat rise; alt the grains o wheat of comparative tghtness. It is bes, 10 soal the wheat twelve os twenty -four hours; but wher ihas prepared. II tbe weather is favorable, tt vii keep in good condition for several days or weeks. the brine is strong, as it will not vegetate in il.
 We have kept wheat week or two in this way aRd farmer informed us that he had prepared hi, whest ia brine. when his nervale, where he intended to SOW. was overdowed. and he kept t ia the b.ins ihIse weeks. and, as ii ls,e he then spread and dried Il. and sowed |, the next spring with success
 Aftes soaking wheat in brine, drain of the brine which is good manure. and add sufficient slack hme to make 1t dry enough to sow. Sow afier the lims is added. II any seeiden, or storm prevents sowing soon. return the grain to the brine as tbe best psesersaiive.
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PURLIC NOTICE

A THE UNDERSIGNED. late of the Lit. ssaT ile Rock City Hotel, has taken and refitted LAAiLe Fianklia Hoase. a, the steamboat land ing. with the intention of keeping tavern. where my old patrons and friends. and the public generally can ind me. My faEe shall be the best the country affords; charges shall be such as to suit the times A share oi public patronage is solicited.
 jan30:t26 A. HOOPER. PyopTisfor.
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Furniture.

Furniture. THE undersigned would respectfully inform the \ citizens of Little Rock and vicinity, that he still carries on the CABINET and CHAIR making business, at his new stand on East Main st.. near. ly opposite the Presbyterian church. and is prepar ed to fll orders at the shortest notice. LUMBER, PRODUCE, HIDES, BEESW.aX
 IND PELTRIES taken in exchange for furniture at the highest mar ket price.
 Old furniture neatly repaired, and vanished Cofins made at all hours. Prices to correspond with the times.
 N. B. The undersigned having recently purehas- ed new and fashionable hearse. is prepared to ai- tend to burials in the city or country, on the most reasonable terms. VIM, AENEARt Feb. i7, ls47, 2S-
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NOrlCE.-informs,io is wanted of the where IN abouis of Mir. HORACE PARSONS, oi of any of his family. Mir. P. emigrated from Pike county, Missouri. to Arkansas, some time about, the last of September. lsis l, is believed that the cider MT Parsons died immediately after hs arrival in this State; if so. communication from any mem- ber of his family, nr any person who has knowl- edge of their present location. viii be thankfully received by the undersigned Please direct to the publisher of the Banner, or to
 apri0 tS2s HENRY MeCLAY
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Rates for Yearly Advertising.

All standing advertisements will be charged al nie fr,t mentioned rates, snlsss contract be mace when lef, fer insertion; and must be paid sor ia sd vance.
 No person will be announced for any office, either city. State, or county, without the advance Psy men. of i've dollars.
 Political circuiars-will be charged as advsrtiss- ments, and payment required in advance.
 No iob wii hereafter bs delivered to any pefsoh with whom we have no regular dealings. until PSia for.
 All advertisements mast he marked with the num her of insertions desired. otherwlse they will es continued Bnl forbid. aad charged accordingly I Nc ysriatipn viii be mad. fFess tAs aseEe Faie' Single number of the pspsr. i25s cents.
 All letters must be psst Sa,d, CT they will not re- eeive any al;eation.
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.


 EAsTERN, yIa. NepoleoR.
 Due, Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday, =. 2, D m. Leaves. Tuesday, Tharsdsy and saturday. {. a. m.
 SOUTHERN, to WsshiagtOm end Paisen. Dne Wednesday, Friday and Sunday. :. '. D. m. Leaves, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, ?. q. m.
 WEsTERN. te Van BareH and Fort Smith. Due. Wednesday and Saturday.. 2. ?. m. Leaves, Tuesday and Friday. 2, a. m.
 NORTHERN, 10 Bafsssiile.
 Dae, Tuesday. ThBrsday and Saturday.. 6, p. m. Leaves, Monday. Wednesday and Friday. 5, a. ln.
 To Pine BisF and COismbia. Due. Sunday aDd Thursday, ay,.........s. $. ?. m. Leaves, Sunday and Thursday, ........6, a. m.
 Rsassn's Biyes, to St. Frsneis. Due, Monday and Thursday. ,......... l2, m. Leaves, Monday and Friday. ............ I2, m.
 Kindeyhook, Qaifmsa and RieA Moods. Due, Wednesday. y,...................... 6, p m. Leaves. Thursday. g, .. m. To Perryriue, DanOiiis. aud Temiiasenuiile. Due. every other Thursday. .......... !, n. m. Leaves, every other Monday. :, a. m. at- All mails closed at o'clock, D, m.
 The office will be open one hour after ihe Eastern mail is opened, and two hours ia the sfiernoon on Sunday. VIM. F. POPE. ?. M.
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NEW ORLEANS TYPE FOUNDRY

AND PRINTERA' DEPOT,
 No. IT, Csnai St. RoV. opposite Us Custom House II II. GREEN respectfully annosnees to Prin. l1. ters and Publishers that he is constantly manufacturing. and has on hand, an extensive as sostment of TYPE. of every description. and every article requisite for inc printing business.
 The subscriber Is also agent for the sale of NA. PIER, SMITH and WASHINGTON PRESSES also, for PROU1"S PRINTING INK, tof al colors,) with George F. Nesbih's celebrated ore. mium WOOD LETTER. which he will faraish ir any quantities at the shortest hotics aprlO 3i.6m
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 A. J. HUTT HAS just received from New Orleans large III stock Of GOODs--among which are the tol lowing articles:
 hhds. Sugar; 3o sacks Coffee; 10 bbls Molasses; 25 boxes Star Candles; 10 halt, do; box best Imperial Tea; tieTce Rice, Casia 10 doz. Mustard;
 snd Mace; l basket SaIid Oil; eask CIaret; bbls. Dried Apples.
 HARD WARE. 5000 tbs. Swreds Iron. 9 pair Trace Chains; i6 Fitth Chains; Cora Mills; 10 do. with Siretchers;
 Louisville BIacksmiths' Bellows, 3, inch; do. do. do. s6 inch; 1 Mousehole Anvis, and Siedges; Long and short handled SPADES, &c., &c,
 HATS .f&D CLIPS. Maleskin, Silk, Coaey. Russia. Panama. Leg hoin, double and single, and PalIa Leaf HATS, of all qualities and plices. CL HING. small bat we'll selected lot of FASHIONABLE E SUMMER CLOTHING, Tor sale low. ROOTS .dND SHOES. The largest and best selected assortment of BOOTS and SHOES ever offered in Little Rock. from the i'ghtsst Kid to the heaviest Bsogan. Childrens, shoes, of every size and quality. .fLSO-A handsome stock of ofQUEENSW ARE, GLASSWARE and W0ODWARE-ahd in fact. complete assortment Of every kind of Goods that can possibly be needed in Little Rock The public will benefit themselves by giving me an early cail. api 10
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New Orleans and Arkansas River Packet.

6%S~s~ A Steam "Cotton Plant E. C. Morton Tsssi$ master. will run as regular packe, aEzrszSzhn from New Orleans to Pine Bluffs, Little Rock, Van Busen, Fort Smith, Fort Gibson and all intermediate landings the Arkansas river Every exeriion will be made 10 promote the cem- fort Of passengers and shippers rely upon hay ihg their business attended To with proinpness and 6deIity T. D. MERRICk d. Co.
 AGENTS. The "Cotton Plant is furnished with |" Doc tor," or small steam engine which supplies inc boilers with wafer worked by The same power, are three large hilg pumps (thnt in case of snagging) will throw three hogsheads of water per minute, aso hoes attached that will carry water to any part of the beat in case of fire.
 T. M. & Co., Little Rock, Feb. 22, ISis. 2I-u
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To the Travelling Public.

VIE undersigned would respectfully inform th a travelling puhlic,, that he has established |. Terry at the upper steam Mfl. where he is at a,I times prepared to ferry movers travellers and dro vsrs, with as much or moro promptitude than they can be crossed at the other ferries al Li,,Ie Rock; His boat Is entirely new. a5 feet in length anu sr, 'hc best row'be't ever used at this place
 The landing on the south side is al thc s,s.r Mt'' at Messrs, George Johnson X Co, whrrn travellers can at all times he furnished w,,h flour and corn meal of the best quality. Cora can be had on the Worth side of She Riscr, oa reasonable terms The landings on both sides are good, and the roads will be kcptiaEood repair
 ]. N. GILES
 Little Rock, Oct 2lth. I3ss. T.
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ANewJasAiOned BSaesiet,--One of our London exchanges informs us that Queen vietOsis has . spiendd brseee, composed of Eve diamonds, to each of which is attaehed--a melancholy interest. This is pew styis of pendent, we suppose.
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NWRm~HW-E~

VIE subscriber, agcnt for II. Alderman ,.,,,
 Sonunne the formers business at his old stand on Main, near Markham street, and keen ean...,, on hand fall and ~ell assorted stock ef C:rccs res Dry Goods, sveis, Shoes, Hardware, Ca,,iay. e ~e' al oi which will be sold low for cash Tho highest market prices will be naId for rsnn,r,, duce, as beef hides, peItries, bceswax, &c
 ianl l9 I0IiN Ep.rcp
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4 Ksea Reproof.- Being a, wedding pary, where there were some wild young mea. they pro. posed that the Rev. Mir. Mauy should drink wias with them; to this he assenied saying thai As eoad iriak lsks beast" At this they stared at each other. and winked. plainly intimr,ing that they would make him go the whole animal After driak- ins gisss, he positively refused to iaks any mose. They then reminded him Of bis promise; to which he replied. :" have performed my prcmise--I hsse had enough, and beaa sisssys i<asss cf sAes As Ass snosgA" The reproof was keeniy lei. and 1t is sad. hsd sssasary effect.
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LITTLE ROCK HIGH SCHOOL, For Young Ladies.

IT " OU HA EA ~ u kC S c FENHIS Institution, under the charge of Mrs. and 1 the Misses WooD, will be opened for the re- cepon of pupils, both day scholars and boarders, on Monday the 2sth inst.
 Terms of Board and Tuition.
 Fox THE SEssIoN OF FIVE MoSTHs. Day scholars, ist department, fail, or hnsh.
 ing course, $25 do 2d department, 20l do. Sd department, l6l do fth department, f7i French, itaiiaa. Spanish and German ian
 gnages, each 90 Singing in choir, 10 Music, with use of Piano, p Harp, 60 Guitar, 25 Drawing, l6
 A course of lessons in Poonah painting,
 Japan work, inlaying of Ebony and Iyo-
 ", and wax flowers, each 10 Hamburgh work, and embroidery also taught
 An extra charge will he made for washing al the ordinary rates ln the city. Board, with Caiesthenic exercises, at Sl0 per month.
 Each boarder will furnish her cot bed, bedding towels, and table napkins.
 Payments quarterly iu sdyance--no deGuctioA for absence, except in case of sick ness By particular reqaest class of Boys under 10 years of age, will be received.
 Music wi be taught principally on the LOgIsrisn system
 REFEREscEs.-Res, W. Saunders, Col T. D Merrick, Maj. Lawson.
 For any farther particulars apply personally, or by letter. post Ddd. at this office.
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IRON, NAILS, AND cAST1NGs.--ls,o0 ,o0e tbs | fR0N. aszo-tsdi 70 kegs NAILS; 5000 ibs CASTINGS. jsst received and for sale, low for Cash. hy Imyisl T. D. MERRICK X Co.
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gneonrage lrkansas Rarmfrs ,

Encourage lrkansas Parmen..
 A j. HUTT has just received. on consignment, A another large iot of first rats BACON and LARD--low for Cash. Call aud see. my6 LNRESH GROCERIES 70 sacks Rio Caffse ; I ID hhds Sugar. bbis. powdered Sugar; bnis. Loaf Sugar; F bbis. Mclasses; 100 sacks Salt; hif bbls Crsnberries.
 hbi. Carrsnss; la baskets Champagne; X 26 boxes Star Candles 6 hxs best Imperial Tea; bbls. Rice; together with large assortment of Preserves; Jeiiies; Wines; Cordssis Piekss; Said Oil; spanish Olives. &c. just received, per steamer Philip Penayw aid ios sale st very reduced prices, for Cash or eoantTy produce. by
 Mayi JOHN D, ADAMS.
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O Esjsssess-. Hath aHy mrcngrd thee B brsvely ssvenged; slight it. and the works begun forget 1t, aud tis 6nished he is blown himself. ,ha is net absys an injary."-lou ousrls's Enchridion
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AFkmHlams River Pmckct.

THE splendid new steamer Phtiip
 Pennywit, R. Beatty master. V iil
 leave New Orleans loF the Arkahsss river on he 7th inst and will run during the sea. sos from New 0rIeaaE to Little Rock, vsa Buren FoEt Smith, and Fon Gibson, touching at al the intermediate landings.
 For freight or passage, having superior accom- mcdaiions. apply oa board, or 10 ieb20s3m T. D. MERRICK & Ca. Agents.
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ELouR, FL0UR.-ll bbls. superfne Flour; I 9 sacks extra superfne, dc., just received from Van Bureh, and ior sale low for Cash. by
 ieb20 A. J. HUTT.
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Southern United States Mail. Fri Weekly CnacA Line from Lihie Rock Co Washington, .irkansas, aad 10 the
 reIs shrnIea Ifnl ,E,.rinnS m

Co Uashingioa, .4rkansas, aad 10 Inc
 celebrated Iiot Springs, m
 four hOrse codches. ETNHIS line connects al Little Rock with the great u Eastern Coach and Steam Boat Line, leaving Little Rock land Washington) on Tuesdays. Thurs days, and Saturdays, al 1 A. M.- Reaching Hot Springs in one day.
 The proprietors viii run as above stated during the season. The greatest aiiention will be paid to the comfort and convenience oi passengers. Ae- commentators are good, and charges iopsr than any other conveyance.
 Patronage of ctizens and travellers respectfully solicited.
 April 2s Ss If HAMMOND x Ct.
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SPRING HATS.

RRiNG HATS.
 TOHN D. ADAMS has just received, per steame J PhiiiR. .Pennywit, and now opening al the stan, formerly occupied by Charles Rapl-y, Beaver, Mole skin Silk, Coney, Russia, Ieghorn, double an, single and Palm Leaf HATS. of all qualities, size and prices. Msyl
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MM1N mn MD WW M mW Ms,.

MMzM m@ MW WW A MW Mzc~ MILL, < cut and hand saws; eo,ioa and wool 4V1 cards, corn and coffee mils; stocks and dies; horse nails: coach wrenehes; steeyurds, iron mo lasses gntess shoe thread; peg cutters; drawing knives hooks and hinges; brass ton dogs; files iron braces; batis, wrapping paper, Nc.
 Received and for sale by
 jan20 VIM B. WATT
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REGULAR ETNEef PACKETN

From Napoleon and Mouth of 4 rkansas Ri-
 yer to Little Rock, V an BureR, Fovt
 smith and Fort Gibson.
 YFNHE light dFaught steamers WILLIAM ARM 1 STRONG, MEDIUM and SANTA FEE will regularly between the above ports for the con- veyaBce of freight and passcagers--the Wm. Arm strong and Medium leaving Napoleon on Mondass and TAmsdeys at 9 o'elock, A. M.--ReturniRg will leave L.ltiie Rock on same days. The Santa Fe will connect with these boats at Little Rock making re- gular weekly trips from Little Rock 10 Van Bareu and Fort smith, and extending her trips to Fort GihsoM when the water will permit.
 Passengers and shippers may rely upon this be- ing permanent arrangement and that their freghts will be conveyed through with certainty and de- spateh and at the lowest customary rates. An the boats ia SeeA, seaHd esadisea. cad handsomely fitted up for the accommodation of passengers.
 A. HAYS & Co, Agents, Napoleon
 M. GREENWOOD & Co., Ag'ts, N. O. Dee. l3, le47. i4-
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s. S. SANGER,

coNsIgriEe " PART or sIDEBOARDs. BUREAUS, SOFAS, DIvANs, Common and Mahsgany Spring Seat ChalrE z~Nygw TABLES. BEDsfEADs. MATTRAs
 SES, and variety of other articles, which -tRsS will be sold low for Cash.
 The CABINET BUSINESS wiI be continued ss heretofore. and complete assortment of the best Eastern made furniiure, sBd also of bis own man. ufaciare, kept constantly hand. All orders hIl- ed with 0eatnesa ehespness, aud despatch. The undersigned hopes to continue 70 receive the liberal patronage heretofore extended to him.
 SIS SANGER funerals will be attended to in proper manner, at the shortest notice.
 Litiie Rock, July 2s, ls48 46-Iy
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DENTAL NOTICE.

DENTAL NOTICE. nR. MCINTYRE. Dentist, respectfully informs 1I his patients and the public, that his office has been removed to Mr. Champlin's Washington Hotel, where he will continue the practice of his profession in a skilfnl manner and at moderate charges. The teeth may be preserved, beautfed or replaced generally, without pain, and all operations per- formed with little inconvenince to the patient as possible. The true value of the teeth is only known when these useful organs of mss,ication, speech and form lost. Ladies attended at their private residences if necessary.
 The teeth ofchildren under l3 years, will be regu- lated free of expense; also advice given the pre- servaton of the teeth and the proper dentilrce to be used The mouth examined without charge or trouble 10 the patient The following gentlemen referred to in regard to Dr. Mclntyres qualifications IS practical Dentist
 JoEN H. RoMEsoN, Gel. l.. !. REARpoN, GAIT. A. PIKE, Dr. s. LAURIE, Mr. w. E. WooDRUFv, Mir. WM B. WAIT,
 Mir. G. B. HAYDEN.
 Litt< Rock Oct 6. Is4s. B.. DLoUGHs.-ss No. l. Hall Improved Peacock;
 I3 No. 2,
 6 No. 2,
 F No. ]. Halls Valley. with cast points; Received and for sale, at reduced rates, by
 Jani6 VIM. B. WAIT.
 Segars. 7E00 HAVANA-"Regslis." "La India, '' tOOO and "La Roza" braBds--for sale by dec3O VIM R. WAIT
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M CHAIRS! CHAIRs!! A
 37 DOZEN Mahogany and windso E. .Chairs, just received aud for sale low for M CASH, by S.S. SANGER Jaiy 2l, 1898.