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SPRIyG G00DS.

LUST received. and now opening, at the new J Store. corner of Markham and Bridge Streets an assortment of DRY GoODS--consistlng. Tn part, Of 34. 7-s, A and I2-4 Blsaehed and Brown and SHIRTINGS 7-s and A. LoweiI>; 300 pieces Calieoes a>f 30 pieces printed MousIins 70 pieces Plaid Ginghsms; pieces Linen Checks; l2 pieces IFisS Linen; pieces F | Linen Sheeting; pieces s4 Linen Damask; 10 pieces Cot,cnades, kc., &e.; a of which will be oifsted very low tor Cash or country produee.
 Mayl. JOHN D, ADAMS.
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

EASTERN, via. Napoleon
 Due, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday. 2, p m. Leaves, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 1, a. m.
 SOUTHERN, 10 Washington and Fulton. Due Wednesday, Friday and Sunday,.... :. ?. m. Leaves. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. ,, a. m.
 %RsrERx tO FaR BHrea and Fort Smith. Due, "Wednesday and Saturday.. 2, ?. m. Leaves, Tuesday and Friday,.... 2, a. tn.
 NORTHERN, fo Batesviiie.
 Due, Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday.. 6, p. m. Leaves, Monday, Wednesday and Friday. ], a. m.
 To Pine BLsf and ColsmbiG. Due. Sunday and Thursday. ,, ?. m. Leaves, Sunday and Thursday, y,.......... 6, a. m.
 RsGyan's BIeFs, to Si. Francis. Due. Monday and Thursday. ay..............l2 l2, ID. Leaves, Monday and Friday ........... F, m.
 KinierAook, Quifman and Rich Hoods. Due, "Wednesday ay,.................. 6, p m. Leaves, Thursday. ...- B............ <, a. m. To Psrryrlle, DaauiIis, and 7'Oniins0aeiiie. Due. every other Thursday, ,............ 7,p. m. Leaves, every other Monday. :, a. III JLJ- Ali mails closed al o'clock, D. m
 The office will heapen one hour alter the Eastern mail is opened, and two hours tn the afternoon, on Sunday. VIM. F. POPE P. M.
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WHITE LEAD. OIL. &t. TUST RECD, PER STEAMER CASHIER. sJ he folioaruk, among numerous other articles; 50 kegs pure White Lead;
 10 d.. No. l, do.
 bhls Lins~ed Oil; bbIs Lard Oil;
 do Putty; do Cider Vinegar; 10 boxes Star Candles;
 n hsh boxes, do.; % quarter boxes. do; 5o boxes Window Glass, assorted sizes; leaa lbs Cotton Yarn,
 l5 kegs Nail. and Spikes: g Grindstones: 50 bbs. Ono SapeThns FLOUR; Japan Fsrnish, Hams, Brown Soap, Starch. AL cehoi. Stone Jugs Wire Serves, &c, Sc, all of which will be sold very low. May 29. VIM. B. WAIT
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New Orleans and irkansax River Packet.

AM Steam '.Cotson Piant' E. c. Morton \eexE& master. will run regular packet from New Orleans to Pine Blufs. Little Rock, Van Buren, Fort Smith. Fort Gibson and all intermediate landings the Arkansas river Every exertion will be made to promote the com fort of passengers, and shippers can rely upon hay ing their business attended io with promptness and Edeiity T. D. MERRICK & Co.,,
 AGENTS. The "Cotion Plant" is furnished with "Doc- tOr," or small steam engine which supplies the boilers with wa'er-worked by the same power, are three large big pumps that in of snagging) will throw three hOgsteads of water per minute, asO hoes attached that will carry water any part of the boat in case of fire.
 T. M. x Go. Little Rock, Feb. P, ls4s. 2I-tf.
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NEW GOOA&.

FoHN D. ADAMS has just returned from New J Orleans with small well selected stock oT
 STkPL DRY GOo 09: Consisting of demesiics bieached and brown. tseor. gia cweils, prints, bieached and brown drills shee ing, shirting and table hnens, Kentucky ieans rcd and white hanneA, striped and plain linsys, few pieces ginghams, bazes, and muslins. Toeether with a small lot of
 Hats. Boots, shoes, &c., &e. Which wifi b. offered vety tow for cash or eounfrv produce.
 July 26 lS4S'
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Arkansas HRlvcr Paclket.

F@~~ M THE splendid asw steamer pAii,n
 1 Pennywia, R. Beatty, master. wii mi V leave New Orleans ioT the Arkapsas river on the 7th inst, and will rua during the sea. son from New Orleans to Little Rock vsa Rarsn. FSst Smith, snd Fort Gibson, touching at all the intermediate landings.
 For freight or passage. having superior accom-. modations, apply on board, or 10
 geb2Os3m T. D. MERRICK & Go, Agents.
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To the Travelling Puhlie.

ME undersigned would respectfully inform tA \ travelling public. that he has essahllshea s ieFry at the upper Steam Mil, where ho is at sIl tunes prepared 10 ferry mavers travellers, and go. yers' With as m0rh or mora prompsltnae than tney can be etessed st the other ferries al II,le Rock His eos, Is entirely new. Ss feet In lenr,A. anu I, 'ue eesl row-boat ever used at this place.
 The landing on the south side la a, m. a,..,. Mill of Messrs. George Johnson & Co. whe,s travellers can at all times be furnished with aonr and corn. meal of the best quality. cen can N. had on the Worth side of the River, oa reasou.hle terms The landings on both sides are good, an.D the roads will be kept tn good repair.
 J. N. GILES.
 Little Rock, Oct 2lth. l34s. i-
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DRY GOODS

HEAVY Twille6 Cotton 0snaburgS: Brown 11 Sheetings and Shirtings; Negro kerseys; Tickings; Denlms; blue snd brown Drills; Grey Linseys Shirtng Stripes; 64 Green Bairs; bleach d sud brown Cotton Flannel; Blesched Drills; ll-4 Blesched Cotton Sheesing; all wool Fianaels Gaaze do.. Linen Lawns; Eisd-eye aHd Scotch Diaper; Black Sewing silk; French Twesds; Black Cassi- meres; black and white SpOoIs; MsrshaH's Linen Thread. Ne D to 50; White and Bloc NsckiDaw Blaskess. Dafii. do.; ssper-twilId Whitney. do.; received and for safe by
 JuIy 24 VIM B. WAIT
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FRESH GR0CERIES, &t.. ks, ID ECEIvED PER STEAMERS PENNY IT h AND DUR0C, and for sale at the Iowes, prees-smoug which are the following articles: B sacks Rio Coffee; | bbis Loaf Sugar; hhds Loaf Sugar;
 bbis. Reboiled Molssses; 20 ,'ox. Painted Paiis;
 boxes cheap Tobacco; 5a sets eominon Teaeups and SaueeTs; 50 a Edged Plates; 5D doz "A Pitchers;
 l bex Shaving Snsp;
 bale heavy DFillings;
 2 bales heavy Alabama CottOns. June I2. A. J. HUTT.
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HARDWARE.

HUNTS Broad, Hand and Chopping AXES; \ \ Patent Blind Hinges and Fss,s; Smiths Bel lows, 25 10 36 inches; VarDish; Paint; Dust and Shoe Brushes iroa Braces; Scotch. do., with Bits brass Flush Bolts Spriug and Barrel. do; socket, firmer. turning and American Chissls; Turning Gouges bed and table Casiors; cotton, wool, and horse Cards; halter log and fifth Chains; Door Springs; cork and patent Faucets; Flush Drawer Handles; wardrobe aud brass Screw Hooks; broad, shiagiing and axe Hstcheis; nail. shoe, hand and Sledg- ammers; brass Door Hooks; shoe, buteher, and craving ksives; tea. brass and enamried ket- ties; MoFtice Locks. with Mineral Knobs; plate, not and close; Locks; Door La,chrs; Spirit Levels aud Piumbs; Corn and Coffee Mis; iron MolaSses Gates; wrough aud horse Nails; brass Screw Rings smooth, Jack and jointer Planes; Spoke Shaves; bench Screws; screw and sash Pullies; We'll Pui- lies Jones's Sash Locks; Seythe Stones; German, cast and blister Steel; Sickies; grass and grain Scythes; ShOveis snd Tongs; Ames's and other Spades; long and short handle SboveIs; Stocks and Dies; Screw Plates; bed and wood Screws; iron, steel and plated Squares; cross-cnt aud Rowland s Mil Saws: felioe and wood Saws; compass and hand, dO. Vices; shutter Screws, &c., &c., &c.. received and for sale by
 July 3I. WILLIAM B WAIT.
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FILA " MDWWA" E5.

MILL, < cut aud hand saws; cotion and we.l WI cards corn and coffee ms stocks and dl... horse nails; coach wrenehes; steelyards; iron mo. lssses gates; shoe thread; peg cutters; drawing knives; hooks and hinges; brass top dogs: Rlcs: iron braces; butts; wrapping paper, Nc.
 Received and for sale by
 lan20 VIM. D. WATT,
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Furniture.

WWFEEEEUEGs VNHE undersigned would respectfully inform the 1 citizens of Little Rock and vicinity that he still carries on the CABINET and CHAIR making business, al his new stand on East Main st, near. y opposite the Presbyterian church, and is prepar- ed to fill orders at the shortest notice. LUMBER, PRODUCE, HIDES, BEESWAX
 AND PEI TRIES taken in exchange for furniture at the highest maT- ket price.
 Old furniture neatly repaired, and vanished. Cottins 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 att tend to burais, Tn the city country, the most reasonable terms. WM. ANNEARt Feb. IT, lS47 23-,
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From Napoleon and Month of Arkansas Ri-
 yer te Little Rock. Van IsaFen, Fort
 smith and Fort GibsOa.
 VTyIIE light dranght steamers WILLIAM ARM N STRONG, MEDIUM and SANTA FE wii regularly between the above perts for the eoa- veysnce cf freight and passengcrs--she Wn,. Arm- strong and Medium leaving Napoleon on Msadsss and ThErNdays at g o'oiOck. A. M.--Returaing will leave Little Rock on same days. The Santa Fe will connect with these boats at Li;ie Rock making re- gular weekly trips from Listie Rock 10 Van Burea and Fort Smith, and extending her trips 10 Fort Gibson when the water will permit.
 Passengers and shippers may rely upon this be- ing permanent arrangement, and that their freghts will he conveyed through with certainty and de- epateh, and at the lowest customary rates. All the boats are la good, sound condition, and handsomely fitted up for the accommodation of passeugcrss
 A. HAYS Ss Co., Agents, Napoleon.
 M. GREENWOOD X Co, ,Ag'ts, N. 0. Dec. l3, IS4T. A-
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N0M'MNMW-"m N

'hE subscriber, agcnt for II. Hahevman. wvh \ continue the formers business a, hl. ola .,nnS on Main, near Markham stree,, and krrr cy,s,nns. " on hand fasi and well as.~vsed steck of (Syoe~. rie$' Dry Seeds, Boots. Shoes, Harawsre. C.~e.s~. Me, @e, all e' which will Dc sold low or eaaA. Ts dnec, as beef hides. Peltries, beeswax, &c.
 lani " JOHN KRAtJaR
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DACoN, FLOUR, &c.-4,000 lbs. Clear Sizes; D casks extra sugar-cured Hams;
 common eanvassed Hams;
 sugar-esred Dried Beef;
 !" Beef Tongues;
 20 kegs No. 1 Lard;
 50 bbls. Ohio super6Be FIoar-received, per steamer |" Beacon.'' and for sale by
 Jaiyl1 NM. B. WAIT. TNRESH GROCERIES --40 sacks Rio Coffee . I l0 bhds. Sugar; bbls. powdered Sggar; bbis. Loai Sugar; F bhis. Moiasses; 100 sacks Salt; 6 hif bbls. CTsBbegries; 1 bbl. CGrrants; F baskets Champagne; 26 boxes Slar Candles; 6 bxs best Imperial Tea; bhls. Rice; together with large assortment of Preserves; Jeiip>; Wines; Cordisis; Pickles; SaIid Oil; Spanish Olives. &c.. just received, Der steamer Philip Pennywit and lot sale si ssry reduced prices, for Cash country produce. by
 May l. JOHN D. ADAMS.
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Ao0 Cans fresh Oysters. l50 Soups and BouilIi. loo l" fresh Peas. I00 Lobs,ers.
 50 Terranins.

Also, fresh Sanons, Clans, Milk. Mackerel, boiled veat. &c., &c dramatically sealed iu tin cans purchased and reeeiyed dIrecttrom the celebrated houses of Wm. Underwood & Co.,, of Boston, and E. Wright of Baltimafe, warrauted and for sale by
 IsnS0 W. P. OFFICER.
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LITTLE ROCK HIGH SCHOOL, For Young Ladies.

FENHIS Institution, under the charge of Ms. nna \ the Misses Woon, will be opened for tue se- ception of pupils, both day scholars and bsasdsss Monday the 2oth inst
 Terms of Board and Tuition. FoR rHE SEssios os FIVE MoNTHs. Day scholars. Ist department, fuil, or 6nsh-
 iBg course, e9S do. 2d department. @ do. I'd department. !s do. 4th department, H French, Italian, Spanish and German ian-
 guages, each W Singing in choir, m Music, with use of Piano, D Harp, 5 Guitar, D Drawing, 10 A course Of lessons in Poonah painting,
 Japan work, iDlaying of Ebony and ive-
 ", and flowers, each W Hanaburgh work. and embroidery also tasEht. An extra charge will be made for washing d tbs ordinary rates in the city.
 Board, with cssss;hehic exercises, @t eis Pss month.
 Each boarder will furnish her co.,bed, bedding towels. and table napkins
 Payments quarterly In advance--no dsduetion fef absence, except in case of sickness
 By particular request, a class of Boys undes " years of age, will be received.
 Music will be taught principally on the Logisraa system.
 REYsnxscEs W. Saunders. CoL T. D Merriek, Maj. Lawson.
 For any further partieulars apply personally, ~ by letter, posf Baid. at this office.
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Coffee, SMgar Ac. % Bags Rio coffee; -%5 Java do; Pepper; Ginger Root; Bbls Tanners Oil; 2 Crushed Sugar Powdered do; l Box refined loaf do; " Lemon syrup, 9 Black Tea; I Ches, imperial do; TOO Lbs cotton yaEn, Received and for sale by
 VIM. B. WAIT
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ELOuR--s0 bbs. Ohio superior Flear, N 5a bh,s Illinois extra oo do
 Received and for sale by WM. s WAIT. .lsssa 22, isi9 5O-
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Tas Bstisl Nasy. According 10 the last official Nary Ilsi, SIS ships and vessels were upon the elective list sf the Royal Navy. including lh0se stili hailding aad sn6aished-ssaders, sssreyisg vesasss and ships in ordinary --ai presumed to bs effective. The namler of vessels of all clsssss se- fssIy Ia cosnmission. in JsIy, isi9. was is5. The pnmber q officers unemployed Is nore than four sipss shag of shese h service: and wbile the pay sf shs latter k fls5.60i. thai of the former E E&2c, ,As7.
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REGULiR NAPOLEON { PT. GIBS0N PlCkgT

REGuLiR NAPOLEON < FT. GIBS0N PACKET. N A THE D would in- & form his friends. and the public, u3s,s generally, that, having built the 4A LIBERTY N0D~ @s Expressly for the Arkansas river, she will make regular trips from Napoleon to Fort Gibson. He is confident that she is sufficiently light tdrawng bat l2 inches) to run the year round, and will do if ton of their business Itis not his wish to aoaopo iss the business o the river and all other boats ont and then charge enoraoms prIces, but to do an honest, fair and liberal business. Not wishing 10 take any advantage of the public, he invites them to give him cali. and he will make them com fortable and take them along fast as any other boat of her class in the river
 J. P. GREGG, Master. Oct. q, lS4S. G.
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Nrx, Fanny kemble Batter.

The following is an extract from letter in the Cleveland 0hol True Detnoerst, and bears date
 NoRTH ADAMS, Mas, Aug. l9, Is49. Last Mon day evening was ss LenOx, to hear Mrs. Fanny kemble Butler read Shakespeare. She read The Tempest" This. am told, Is favori,s play oi hors sBa am very sure that fl ShaksYear had beea preseat, he would have been mare than de- lighted with hss owa Tempest had sei my rx- pectaiions hgh, but they were fully rsaitzed Mrs. K. is the best reader have ever heard, Her man ner is Amtable-Rstsrsl It vas tse ony time, save eBc, that ever heard Shakespeare read publicly, when eoald Bot have returned a verrict agaust the readeT, of " Murder In tle first degree" Mrs. B. revealed to her attentive aud aumiFng auditory, new bsaties In the Tempest h seems almost iui- possible that the woman could 50 well persoaate-- by voice. by lock, by gesture-PEospefo, Caiiban, Ssephano and Ariel. was very mach disappointed tn the peTsonAd Of Mrs. Butler. She is masculine; very, in mind aud body. Her hgaFe is net I0alestie; or commencing, or agaat - Her lorm l. Bot eomely--heF face anything 5at beautiful; yet in her reading she would make Il ra- diate with the beauty Of fs-ike exptessioA. Her pefssa Is short aad massive; she has nothing of the light and graceful in her lorm. You can read In her face ibat she was born 10 command, never to ebey. She Is a woman Of great taieEts-of correct principes-of great eaergy--of strong passions aili fseIiegs and likes the mighty cataract snd the i've thunder, better than ssie does the winding E.TgleL of tho evening zepeyr, or am mistaken ih that eye, aud in the expression of thai mouth. She mast hate tame aan. She would rather play wiln lioas than with lan,bs aud would rather r'is slid horse ef the prsrirs, than the gcaIie Paifrcy of iimid riri. There Is horse, an told too spirited for Mrs to ride or drive. She adu,ires spirit in aay living tlsing, and guess, most of ali, a men.
 Mrs- E. has purchased estate in Lenox, ans viii probably haild her home iH thai iowa, wherr si.e has large circle of devoted friends So much has been said of Mrs. Balier-so much has her nanebeea b~fese the pabiic that shall oder no apo lory for thus writing my impressions ofheF. have not trcspzssed apca the saactiiy of private life she s remar kabls womaa better fitted 10 a-,ineat>evr
 ry variety of hnma rhafactsr upon the stage, than 10 make happy the Gsmessc aaa.v. In this may be mistaken. ahe does not so0S ;o me. as if. for da
 sestir life she maze 6i every ereaiare best
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sgW ORLEANS TYPE FauADRf

AEM ORLEANS TYPE E9EADRf
 AND PRIxTERs' DEPOT, No. l7, Caaai St. soW. Opp0sits Lhs Castom House H H. GREEN respectfully annosnces 10 Prin- H ters shd Publishers that he is constantly taanulaetusing, asd has on hand. an extensive as sortssent of TYPE, of every description, and every article requisite for the printing business.
 The subscFiber Is also agent for the sale Of EA- PIER, SMITH snd WASHINGTON PRESSES; also, for PR0UTS PRINTING INK, (cf all colos.,) with George F. Nesbitt's celebrated pre- niam WOOD LETTER. which he viii furnish Ih any quantities at the shortest notice. sPfi0 si:6w
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D.7COy-2 casks. Side B,eon; jnsi received and iAs sa'e very !esF 5y JOHN D. ADAMS
 October 9 iS49
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INQUIRED Bbls Illinois Extra Super6ne N Flour, received per S.Sa!IoS aud fer sale by
 Seot l. WM, B. WAIT.
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NEW GOODS

LUST RECEIVED, per steamer Cotton Plant, sb fall assoFsnsen; ef Dry Goods, Groceries, HARDWARE, CUTLERY, QUEENSWARE, Boots, shoes, Hats, &r., ece., smong which are
 DRY GOODS. 3-t. 4-4 T ( and 9.4 Bso. Flax ThSoad;
 Domesiics; Lines Ginghsms; Biesehed DonessicS; Do Cheeks; Drilings; Grass hn-n; osuahurgs; Crttoa Giaxbame; Twi.led Stripes; Bsp;sts Ginghams; A. and 5-4 Tlekiags; Jaeeenei Maslins; Flsnnels; Tarilh PiAtd, de-; Kentucky Jeans; Lawts; Co,'on~des; CamErlcs; nemins; Irish Linen, DiapeIs; Prints Crash, silk aabdkerehisls; Silk &s Cotton Umbrellas. CotioI do.; Spool Cotton; Gloves Hosiery:
 ROcERTES. 5 hhds prime sngsr; Nolssses; 50 sacks Coffee; Riee; Loaf Sugar. Teas; Crushed do.: Sperro CaYalles, Powdered, ao.; ISisr do., Chocolate: Msekrsl; Clare, Wine: Coi6A; Champagne: co Pickes; ? pipes old Cog. Brandy Nutsrgs; bbls. American, do.; Cinnamon; Almonds; / cioys; hais'hsi t-emSn Sf ffaf, Table Salt; CordAls; Pepper Sauce; ,Keicsup; Olive Oil.
 HARDW9RE IND CUTLERY. Knives and Forks; 50 kegs Old Colony y CaTvers and forks; NaAs; Butcher Knives; 5 kegs Flooring BFads; Pocket do-; Locks: Bolts; Mill Saw Files; But Hinges; Cross-cat do., SctewY; Bfads; Hand Saw do.; Brass CandleSticks: Rssps; Percussion Caps; Chiseis; Back shot; Augars; Drop Shot; Plane Irons; Sad Irons, Broadaxes; Cotton and Wool Cards; Chopping do.; C. $. Trowels; Shingiing Hatcheis; Pad Locks; Mil Saws, 6J,, 10 feet; Cupboard Locks; Hand do: 5,0UQ los. Swedes Iron; Drawing Knives; 10000 lbs. American dc. steely ards;
 QUEEES SWARE Cups and SauceTs, Glass Plumbers. Plates; Glass Decsnters; Pitchers: Preserve Dishes, BowiS; Ewers aad Basins. BOOTS. SHOES & HATS-A fuli assortment SADDLERY-Spanisha and half Spanish Saddles; American do Brides, Nartingales, Collars. Flames, Whips, Spurs. S'irnps. Saddle Bags. Carpet Bags, &e., &e alt of which will be sold low for Cash, or in exchange for country produce.
 Our PRICES triil b. iarartabfy Cush PRICES June 5. I. D. MERRICK X Co.
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CUNDRIEs--39 keg. pare, Nc. 1 White Lssd: - 10 kegs NaIis; 2s boxes Window Glass, sss'd. ss< tf, to l3>< 20;
 46 boxes Star Candles;
 , bbls. Lard Osil;
 do. LiEeed Oil;
 boxes Missouri gold leaf Tobacco; 500 lbs. Cotton Yarn;
 bale Cotton Bats;
 IS sets Wagon Boxes; 2Ooo Ibs. Bar Iron; bar Sosp, Wooden Baekss', Nc. received and for sale y dec26 VIM y. "Ai''
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WHITE LEAD 50 kegs Pure White Lead W received and for sale by
 Angus, T. WM B. WAIT
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LUST RECEIVED, per steamer Cotton Plant, sb fall assoFsraen; ef Dry Goods, Groceries, HARDWARE, CUTLERY. QUEENSWARE, Boots, shoes, Hats, &c., sor., suong which are the loi0wIngs
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Rates for Yearly Advertising. For 10 lines. or Iess,l each additional 2
 } months,{ SC sqasss, 4t 10 n IF

All standing advertisements will be charged at the first mentioned rates, unless s contract be mace when left for pseFtion and must be paid for 10 sa- vance.
 No person will be need for any ofisce, either city, State, or county. without the sssascs pay meHt of five dollars.
 Political circuIars will be charged ss advertise ments, and payment required in advance
 No iob viii hereafter be delivered to any pesses with whom we have nc regular dealings. sntii psi1 for.
 All advertisements must be marked with tAs ssw- Der of insertions desired, otherwise they VII ss continued sain forbid. and charged accordingly. a,FNe varistien will be made frem the sbsvs sssss Single number of the paper, i21e sests-
 All letters must be peat -paid tAsy wiii mel re- eeise any attention.
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EDIBI.ES.

WILLIAM B WAIT.
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ACADFMY TOR YOUNG I.ADIES.

GHNHlS Institution, under the especial patronage
 1 of Right Reverend Dr. BERNE, IS now open lor the reception ot boaEdeGs. Situated in a retired part of the city of Liae Rock, 1t possesses every advsn. tage which contribute to the health and haPpi- ness oi the pupils The buildings spactous, and the grounds offer a delightful resort dosiSg the hours of recreation.
 The scholastic year commences the let Monday in SepteaibeFihe annual vacation tse 18th Ot Juiy.
 Papils received at aay tiae, but moi fer shesteF period than i've usonths, aad 10 dedaetioa C WIth- drawn before the expFatiDa q tAs SesStoa, ensePt in case of pTotfaeted sIekn%ss.
 The eOuise of siaiies embraces ell the branches usually taught iR the best schools ioS young lad'es.
 The most constant stiention will be psd 10 the os@s as well as 10 the meatal education ef the pup,'s- During the hours o recreation the young ladies are always under the care of one o( the teaeheTs--in shoit, every thing promoting the welfare ot the p- pils, wIil be object oi tho most conscientious ailentloa. Each young lady mast be provided "l.h kite, tnTk, spoon, goblet, six table napkins, SIX changes oI linen, &e., Lc.
 The French department will be under the diree- lion Of one who has resided several years in Paris, ! and is fsmiIiaI with the Pafisian accent
 TERns FER SESSION ov Mos., PAYABLE IN ADVANCE {: Board, washing. tuition. the use of bed andl bedding and eandie-lIght,. ....-....} $0S OO Music, vocal and IBstTuenehtai, with use( insTnmeht,. .....-........s..''.'.) Eo w French,. .................s...... lV VO No extra chasge for fancy work of any kind.
 Terms for day scholars will vary aceoiding to the age and advancement of the pupil. For further particulars. apply by letter oF per- sonally to Miss vIcroa Principal of the Institute. REFERENCES Rev. Dr. BYRNE, Gen. s. II. HAMPSTEAD. D. w. CARROLL, esq, Dr. DRAINE. F. GRAcIE. esq, Hon. 5. C. AoASE. Dr. P. F. BUR TON. JoHS BaowS. esq Little Rock. Judge HAN 1 IT, Judge MEAsY. Columbia. BARTHOLOMEW MrL- LES. esq., Jas K. CoSwAT, esq New Orleans. l Agent for the lnstsitItion, HUGH BROGAN. | Oct. l6, l3l9.-7-6-6w