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THE WIFE'N FRIEND.

Important 10 those about to become Mothers.
 nROFESSOR ALEXIS V. PAULlTAN. fthe \ Parls Lyiug in Hospital, member 0. the Medical Academy of France. Corresponding Secretary of the Paris Pharmaceutical Caliege respectfully hegs leave to announce 10 the ladies af America that be has appoiated DIR. JEROME Y. (. ROTTEN HURTY, of New York, lis sole American Agent, iar the safe ot hi, wonderiui medicine, known in France as the WEES FRIEND, or MOTHERS ASSISTANT, ihe most extraordinary medical dis. covery the world has seen. Its province Is 10 easy, ani speedy delivery, which it does by assist, ing nature. It Is perfectly harmless, etheacous, pleasant 10 the aste fails to promote an easy and safe delivery, and improves the general health of both mo her and child IL has been tested for years in al the principal Lying Hospitals oi Europe and receives the sanction of nearly all the promiuen. Colleges and Medical men of tbe old world. II is the greatest medicine in the world . as all will admit tbat medicine must be that Will lessen the terrible pains usually attendant on chd- bitth. There Is no mistake about the medicine doing all that IS said olif.
 IL never Fans. It isin the form Of fine light powder, to be made lnto drink, and used ior a few weeks previous 10 the expected event and ifs price IS low as to bring II within inc reach of all Surely no hHmane husband will sulier lis wife to endure pain, when il can be SO easily and cheaply avoided For the small stun of only Si, sent post paid 10 DIR. JEROMEY C ROPENHuRTY New York PosloiIice, a package will be sent by feturn maIi, It being so light that 1t can be sent anywhere by maIt at very trlfing cost No unpaid letters taken from the office To prevent imposition, the U. $. Agent. Dr. RopeRhmty will write his nalne in lull the ovtside ldbeoi each package. No other genuine Remember this.
 mh2O 26:6m
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 A. J. H U TT

A. ]. HUTT HAS just received from New Orleans a large \ \ sock of GOODS-amoBg wbich are the fol- lowing articles:
 hhds. Sugar; 90 sacks Coffee; 10 bbis Molasses; 9 boxes Star Candles; 10 half, do.; box best Imperial Te ; l terce Rice, Cssia 10 dog. Mus,art;
 and Mace; 1 basket Salid Oil; l cask CIaret; bbls. Dried Apples.
 HAIR D W.HRE. 5000 ibs. Sweeds Iron; 9 pair Trace Chains; Is Finh Chains; Corn Muls; lp do. with Stretchers; '"o
 Louisville Blaeksmiths' Bellows, 30 inch; do do. do. 36 inch; Mousehoie Anvils, and Sledges; Long and short handled SPADES, &c., &c.
 HATS AND CAPS Moieskin, Silk, Coney, Russia, Panama. Leg. ho'n, double and single, and Palm Leaf HATS, ol all qualities and p,ices.
 CLOT HING. A small bnt we'll select lot of FASHIONABLE SUMMER CLOTHING, for sale low.
 30 OFFS IND SHOES. The largest and best selected assortment oi BOOTS and SHOES ever offered in Little Rock from Ibe Iighiest Kj to the heaviest Brogan Chiidrens' shoes, of every size and quality. .ALSO-A handsome stock of fQUEENSWARE GLASSWARE and WOODWARE-and, in fact a complete assortment of every kind of Goods that can possibly be needed in Little Rock. The public will benefit themselves by giving ms an early call apI 10
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rur TNDfAN CApTTVK,H PRAYER.

THE tNDAAN GA&NhWG'b FRA MsAAs Let ms Ro to my home in the far distant west, Where the tall cedaSs wave, and the bright waters
 flow,
 To the seenes of my childhood that love the best Where my parents will greet me- "bite Man, let
 me go.
 Let me go io the spot where ;he cataract plays, Where of l have sported in my boyish days; And there's smy fond mother, whose heart ill OCT
 flow
 At tlie sight oG Ter lost one--O. there let go. Let me 20 the hills sud the valleys, SO fair, Where oft have breathed my own native air; And there through the forest. with quiver aud bow, have chased the wild dcero. there let me go. Let me go to my father, by whose valiant side. There of have sportcd in the height o( my pride A nd exulted to conquer the insolent foe, To my father, the chieftain-W White Man. let me go And O. let me go to nay dark eyed maid Who hath taught to love her meath the dark
 willow shade;
 Aud whose hearts like the fawn, and as pure aa
 the snow,
 And she loves her lone Indian, 70! 10 her let 20 And O. let me go tc my fair forest home, And never again will wisll to roam; Aud there let my body in ashes lie low, To that scene in the (oresi White Man, let me go.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-06-12

Eeciihw Dsbats in fAe. .asssmbfyai Montreal The Sun teegTaphie dispatch Of Tuesday hs the tos'ow- iRG notice of debate on aa address to the Queen sbout the rebellion losses bili
 An exciting debate occurred on Mo0dsy evening the question Of the address relative to the rebel lion losses.
 Col Gugy stated that if the Queen gave her assent io tie bi. Ii woui Sbsoiye every British iFah'isnt of the Colony from the oath Ot allegiance to her majesty.
 Solicitor General Blake replying, called on the Speaker of the House to mark the words of membeIs Of the Tory side. He did not mention names, but there were soma who might be called 10 answer to their names ia criminal dock for having, by tele- gtaph. inquired hop many fhouscnd meH could ot broagM from parfs of Upper Canada. 7 He characterized the Tory loys slists az nhconsu- tional in their policy and tyranhcai while in office, and trai,orous rebels when out. Bitter recrlmina- 1 tioBs followed.
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tEW coODS AC,Is AT TUg NEW SfORE!

"ALTER MITCHELL would respectfully re- w iuFn thanks to the citizens oi Little Rock, and Of the surrounding county, for the very liberal patronage with which they have favored him, (haS- ing far excesded his most favorable anticipations,l sd would hereby beg 10 inform he,n that he Is just receiving, for the third time within six months, large and welt selected stock of CLOTHING |; DRY GOODS and GROCERIES, CROCkERY, HARDWARE; Boots, SAe.s: HOis, Cops; Drugs, Nediciass, Paiais, O,ts; Castings, Liquors, lin Wors. Sc., Sc.
 Which he will sell ai wholesale or retai for cash. at New Orleans prices, making cost and earrsges Therefore all persons wishing 10 purchase are kindly solicited to call and examine for themselves m the new buick building recently erected by MT. Wood ruff, on Markham street, iew doors above the An thony House, where he will continue to receive new goods every six weeks. and keeps constantly on hand full assortment of all kinds for the accom- Inodation of his customers.
 Little Rock, Dec. l9, Is4e l5-h
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0rICE,-l Information is wanted of tha where 1N abouts of Mir. HORACE PARs D.SS, or of any of his family. Mir. r. emigrated irou, Pike county. Missouri, to Arkansas, some iiae about the last of September lsIS IL is believed that the cider Mir, Parsons died immediately siler his arrival in this State; If sn alton from any men- Der of his family, or any person who has a knowl- edge of their present location, will be thankfully received by the undersigned. Please direct to the publisher of the Banner. or to
 aprl0 t32s HENRY McCLAY
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Eiopemeui, and DeaiAs by ChoisYa.--Day before yesterday a coIored man and white woman the couple having elOped together from the northern part of the State, some say from Highland county arrived in this city together, and were living as man snd wife, on east Seventh street. They were, yesterday morning early, both taken with cholera and both died almost immediately. They both lying in the silent grave, side by side. This is a strange finale to s very strange eop-ment.
 Cincinnati Com.
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REGrLAR NlPNLENY < Fr. GLBS0N PlCkRF
Oct. 24, IsF.
New Orleans and Arkansas River Packet.

6ss@s~ "a Steam Cotton Plant" F. C. Morton skAss9iS%sS master, VI W run regular packet Ezrf<7zs1=-sssns7 from New Orleans 10 Pine Bluffs, Little Rock, Van BlreD, Fort smith, Fort Gibson and all intermediate landings on The Arkansas river. Every exertion will be made 10 promoA the com fort of passengers, and shippers can rely upon hay ing their business attended 10 wiih promptbess and fidelity T. D. MERRICK & Co,
 AGENrs. The "Cotton Plant" is furnished with Doe tor,'' or small steam engine which supplies the boilers with water-worked by the same power, are three large big pumps (that in case of snagging) will throw three hogsheads of water per minute, also, hoes attached that will carry any part of the boat in case of fire.
 T. NJ. & Co. f.iitle Rnck, Feb. 2. lsls. 2Ltf.
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Jsf,cious Hints for Wires.-Never complain ,ba, your husband pores loo much over the Bewspaprr. to The exclusion of that pleasing converse which yo
 formerly enjoyed with him. Don't hide inc nanet. don't give II to the children 10 tear; don't be snlky when the boy leaves it al the door, but take if in pleasantly, and lay il down before your spouse. : 1mi'k what man would be without newynaDer
 uea' il as gIent agent in the work of civilization
 wh'ch Il ass'hedly is, and think how much good newspapers have done by exposing bad husbands and bad wives. by giving heil errors to the eve of 'he pnohc. Bnt manage you this way When your husband Is absent, instead of gossiping with neiehoors or lnokIng Into shop windows, sit down q'hetiy and look over the paper run your eye over Us home aud foreign news; glance rapidly ali the accidents and eauSuaies; carefully scan the lead. 'hg articles; and at ea-tme, when your husband agsin takes up the paper, say, "my dear, what an awini state ot things there seems m fndia;" or. ""hat terrible calamity at the Glasgow Theaise; ;' or trade appears 10 be hourshing in ,he north. ahd' depehd upon tt. down will go inc paper fine mas not read the information, he will hear if all from your own Ups; and when you have done. he will ask, dd yea, my dear read Simpson, s letter upon The discovery of chioroiorm .'' And whether voo "ia or not, yon will gradually get into as cosy a chS' as yon ever eajoyed; and you will soon dis cover that rightly used, the newspaper IS the we,s real trend, for 1t keeps ihe husband at home. and supplies capital topics for every -iay table talk,
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u1rN. r. Wnl.s. speakinr ol the New yorl .ia

B-N. F Willis, speaking oi the New York riot, says;
 ibe quarrel between Forrest and Mscready Is no more than ll's chip the hat we are very cea.in. and II ihe Ehgsh hsgedisn wishes to see the con- pany ein winch lie ohends, he has oaiy 10 loilsw well dressed lileT down Broadw ay aod observe fbe looks ae gets from "Mose' and the soapIock cry as ne goes along Mir Macready's real offence in the eyes of ihosr who drove hin, from inc s,s,s ,s ;s ne s,A 'shenas supstlne ID his rt,rsonai manners. and in eeibg dined oul continually b he np.iowaers
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SPRING HlTS.
ROCK HOTEL,

<GA MAJOR PELHAM has leased and will
 s4s=l open for the accommodation of visitors and -A-k-1boarders, by tine day, month year, that large brick edifce the bank of the iver the fiji ls bflow the Stale House, in ,he city of Little Rock. Arkansas. The house has heen thoroughly ceansed and repaired, newly furnished, arki entirely reno saed in every respect. His table will always be ahndantlv supplied with the very best the maj ke affords. A Reading Room has been opened, in which may always be found newspapers from vaIi- parts of the United States. ian3O
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

G<A THE UNDERSIGNED, late of the Li- k5sa tie Rock City Hotel, has taken and relitted A-44Ihe Franklin House, al the steamboat land ng, with the intention of keeping tavern where my old patrons and friends, and the public generally can find me. My fare shall be the best the country affords; charges shall be such as to suit the times A share of public patronage is solicited
 an;i0:t26 A. HOOPER Pyanrir,gr
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IF John A. Watson. of Franklin county, has beer nominated by the whig convention for Governor o Indiana.
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General Agency at Washiugton Cily.

HAVING had several years experience with the N \ business Departments of government requit- ing general knowledge of public Fccounis, the principles and usages governing their settlements with the different Departments or Bureausfo which they may respectively refer, and connection with the various Departments in the government service during ife laie campaign in Mexico, will be a suf- hcient guaranty of the subscrbers quahc ations 10 prosecute with precision and facility, claims of every character and description against the general government and before Ccngress-pspecialiy all claims growing out of the Mexican war as Bounty Lands or Treasury script; transport iation of troops and supplies Tor the army, back pay and mileage of soldiers; also, pensions, return duties general aver age, contnbutons evolutionary claims of all kinds applications for patents ior useful ntions claims under Indian treaties, and for horses and other pro- pery lost or destroyed whilst in the military ser wee o the Uhited States; corporations, companies Distant sgests and individuals addressing their com muIleaiiohs to me, post paii, Washington, D. c. Will be promptly acknowledged and punctually at- tended to.
 aJ- Letters of inquiry, postage paid, will receive prompt stfention.
 Land Warrants bought and sold. Charges moder. ate JNO. T. NEELY,
 Attorney aud .fgent for Cdimapfs
 Office on F. street, opposite General Post Office Washington, D. C.
 Rcterences: To the several Members of Congress and officers Of the various Departments of Gov r.n"'eni, Washington, H. C nh 6.
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Gold from Cqliforaio ---SI6. 900, that came by ih Sophia Walker, sas forwarded to the mint, at Phila deiphis, by Harnden's Express.
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R RENO r L.

IOHN D. ADAMS has removed to the latve C Brick Storehouse formerly occupied by CHA's RArLEy, on Markham street, and opposite Doctor DopsE's Drug Store. Having just returned from New Orleans, he is now opening large and well seiecied stock of DRf GOODS. GROCERIES. HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE, Boots. Saoes' Hafs and Caps, Sc., Sc.-aIl of which will be sold at very reduced prices. for Cash or country produce
 Country merchants, and others, wishing to pa,- chase. would do well to give him call, and ex anime his Goo'is and Prices, before purchasing ese where. as he leels confident no one in Little Roe k can sell cheaper better goods than himself. and as he charges nothing for showing goods cali and examine his stock. Mavl
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gTMr. Albert Brisbane, the Fourierite, has re- turned to this county. He came passenger in the steamer Washington.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-06-12

IT Father Matthew, the great temperance advo- cate has, hear gone so far as to stop taking the " London Panch!'
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Arkansas River Packet.

6@~- h THE splendid new steamer Philip
 tNR Pennywit. X. Beatty. master, ,wiIi leave New Orleans for the Arkausss river on the Ttb inst and will during the sea .or irom New Orleans io Little Rock. Van Buren. Foii smith. and Fort Gibson. touching al all the intermediate landings
 For freight or passage, having superior accom- no,istions, apply on board, or To ieh2o. 3nl T. D. MERRICk & Co. Agents
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SPRING G0nnN.

UST received and now opening. at the stand J formerly oceapied by Charles Rapley, a full assortment Of DRY GOODS--consis,ing, in part. oi i. IS, Al and I2-9 Bleached and Brown SHEE flNGS and SHlRTlNGS; 7-s and Al Lo~ells 300 pieces Calieoes asd; 3D pieces printed Mouslins 70 pieces Plaid Ginghams 6 pieces Linen Cheeks; l2 pieces Irish Linen; pieces i2 1 l.'nen sheeting; pieces s-4 Linen Damask; 10 p.sees Co'icnades. &c.. &c.; of which will be oheted very low for Cash or country produce,
 May JOHN n ADAMS
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E'kESH GROCERIES 10 sacks Rio Coffee
 .V mus. Sugar; bbis. powdered Sugar; . po's' lSoai Sugar; IF hbis. Moiasses; iOu sacks Salt; hlC bbls CTanhe,r;es. .,i I eoI Csrrsnls; l2 baskets Champagne; 2b boxes Star Candles; ( bxs best Imperial Tea.
 bbs. Rice; together with large assortment ol Preserves 1ellies; Wines; Cordias; Pickles; Salid Oii spanish Olives &e.. just received, per steamer phhP Penny"t, and for sale at very reduced prices for Cash or country produce, by
 May l. JOHN D. ADAMS
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drMessrS. Provost SS Winter have been the sue cessiul bidders for the contract to complete th Patent Office.
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MAIL ARRANGRMENrs

EAsrKRS--v1 Rotkroe-- Nspolson Due, Wednesday,, FFidsy, & Sunday. Leave tuesday, laassday, saturday. 1s
 SourHEKN e WaSksastos < Fsbs, "' Due Wednesday. Friday. aud Sunday, Leave, Tuesday, Thursday, & Sstardsy. ss
 MKsrEaN to Vaa Barsa, < Ft. Ss,,,k. '" Due. WedaesdAy. aad Saturday. Leave, Fuesdsy, and Friday,
 NoATHERN--ta Befrxri}}s '' Due, Tuesday, Thursday aud Sn,an,sx Leave, Monday, wedaeseay, X Friday.
 70 Piae Bisf asd Celaab,s |" Due Sunday, and Thursday. Leave. Sunday, and Tharsday, w.
 :, ReagaR's Bhfs.
 Due Monday and Thursday, al 10 n, Leave, Monday and Eri,aF, at Is
 k,RSerhoOk, QaifassR < RieG.ssods. Due, "Wednesday, Leave Thursday U" To Perfstaie, naHrills, aud Temiiassas,lI.. Due every other Thursday, Leave, every o,her Mo9day.
 s'.Ah iosils closed al o'clock. r m
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M N"RMxE.

HE subscriber, agent for H. Haberman, will
 A continue the formers business at his old stand on Main. near Markhem street, and keep constant. y on hand fait and well assorted stock of 6roee- ries, Dry Goods Boots, Shoes, Hardware, Castings. &e &c all of which will be sold low for cash. The highest market prices will be paid for couatry pros dnce, as beef hides, peltries, beeswsx, &c.
 Iani " sA- JOHN kRAtlSE
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Rates for Yearly Advertising. For 0 lines, or less,l each ad0tiobsi
 n,onths,l SC square, q 6 10 o . ,E (, a f2

l2 {" l5 i= All s1anding advertisements will be charged st siss Grsf uensioBed rates, unless contract be Hssoe when left for insertion; and must be paid for IA sS vance.
 No person wili be announced for any office s'ihe' city, State, or county, without the adsaace psi meat of five doilars.
 Poiiiicai circulars will be charged ss advertise ments. and payment required in advance.
 No lob will hereafter be delivered 10 any person with whom we have no regular dealings, anti Ps'- for.
 All advertisements must be marked with 'hs psn Der of insertions desired, otherwise they VIII continued unIA forbid. and charged accordingly GFNe variation wili be made Gross the above fs's" Single nnEabsF of the paper. l21l eenss-
 All letters must he post -pstd, or they VII eea '" eeiVe any 4tteptien.
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Southern United States Mail

Trt- Usekiy CoaeA L,ne from Ltule Rock
 to Udsh'hgfoH, .irkansas, and 10 the
 celebrated Hot Springs, tn
 four horse coaches. f'Hls iIne connects al Little Rock with the great Il Eastern Coach aAd Steam Boat Line. leaving Little Rock and Washington on Tuesdays Thars- days, and saturdays, al A. M.- Reaching Hot Springs in one day
 The profnetofs will run as above stated during The seascn The greatest attention will be paid to the comfort aud eonEenieAee oi passengers Ae commodalots are good, and charges ioaer than any other conveyance
 Patronage ot citzens and tra velIers is respectfully solicited.
 Apri 2S 8 If HAMMOND k co.
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EDEB BTIES.

EDEREES.
 1ADD Cans fresh Oysters.
 l50 Soups and Bouilli.
 100 '' fresh Peas. % l00 ' Lobsters.
 60 Terranins Also fresh Samons, Clans, Milk MackereI, boiled veal. &c., Sc hermetically sealed in tin cans purchased and receved direct from the celebrated houses ot Wm. Underwood & Co.,. of Boston, and F. Wright, of Baltimore, warranted and for sale by Jan3u w. P. OFFICER.
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Furniture.

FUETIEUUEVe TNHE undersigned would respectfully inform the 4 citizens of Little Rock and vicinity, that he still carries on the CABINET and CHAIR making business, at his stand on East Main st., near y opposite the Presbyterian church. and is prepar- ed 10 fill orders at the shortest notice. LUMBER, PRODUCE, HIDES, BEESW.AX
 AND PEEL TRIES taken in exchange for furniture at the highest mar ket price.
 Old furniture neatly repaired, and vanished. Cofhns made at all hours. Prices to correspond with the times.
 N E. The undersigned having recently purehas- ed new and fashionable hearse. is prepared to at tend to buIials, in the city country, the most reasonable terms. VIM ANNEARt Feb. F, lS47. 23-,
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Food for ihe ScaGotd.-Within few mouths from The present time. nine men and one woman VIII, according to the terms of their sentences, as
 ceod The scaffold. ~
 Ninter, al Baltimore, for the murder of Mrs. Teyo cooper; wood al New York, for the murder of bs "i"; Baldwin as st. Louis, for the murder of his .a"'s"i Le''ia Biasdeli |, nherst, N II for the murder of the mother nnd child Inf he, ,dona1 father; Washington Goodc, colored, at Boston. for .he murder Of rival lover of his mistress the Rev
 Ezra Dudley, at HayerhiH, N. H., for the murder oi his "its while returning with her from a prayer meeting; the negro Shorter a, Buffalo for tLe mny. der' m The frenzy of his abolition Zeal, of white young man, who presumed in conversation win companion To say something about niggers ; TWO slaves at Lexington. on the Ist Jane. for ths murder of Henry Yeilman; Alex Jones. eolorsd. 4, New York 22d June, for arson McCanu. at columbus, Miss for the murder of Andrew Tolon. & nnn mere are some half dozen late murder com initials yet 10 be tried Truly will the annals of inc sc'noid be not the least remarkable feature in inc history ot the year lsi9, in these United States
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LITTLE ROCK HIGH SCHOOL, For Young Ladies.

N ifl1S lusuiutOn uHucf the charge Ut Mrs. ana \ the Misses W ooD, will be opened for the re- cepton of pupils, both day scholars and boarders on Monday the 2sth inst.
 Terms of Board and Tuti0n.
 FoR THE SESSION FIVE MoNrms. Day scholars, lst department, full, or fish-
 ing course, $25 do. 2d department, 2U do. Sd department. It do. ith department, l2 French, Italian, Spanish and German lam
 guages, each % Singing in choir, To Music, with use of Piano, 9 Harp, 50 Gaithr, 25 Drawing. l6 A course of lessons ill Poonah painting
 Japan work, iniayiug of Ebony and lyo-
 ry, and wax flowers each 10 Hamburgh work, and embroidery also taught An extra charge will be made for washing at the ordinary rates iH the city.
 Board, with Caiesthenic exercises at SIO per month.
 Each boarder will furnish her bed, bedding towels, and table napkins.
 Payments quarterly in advanee-no deduction for absence, except in case of sickness By particular request class of Boys under 10 years of age, will be received.
 Music will be taught principally on the Logierian system
 REFsRENcEs. Rev. W. Saunders, Col r D Merrick, Maj, Lawson.
 For auy further particulars apply personally. or by letter, post paid. at this office
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DROVISiOAS, &e.--35 bbls Cincinnati Flour; bbls Bacon Sides; casks clear sides; p boxes Star Candles; 6oo lbs Cotton Yarn. Sc.. just re- ceiyed from Cincinnati, and for sale very low for cash, by lan2l J. D. ADAMS