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HARDWARn.

HUNTS Broad, Hand and Chopp.sv AYES, AA Patent Blind Hinges aud Pests; smish's Bel. lows, 2s ts 36 inehes; Vsraish; Paint: Du., xua Shoe Brushes; lron Braces, Scotch, do with pae, brass Flush Bolts, Spring and Barrel, do soehet hrmer, turning and American Chixels; Ts,alpy Souges; bed and table Castors; cotton. we'd. aea horse Cards; halter. log and fiflh Chalns; Deer Springs; cork and patsRt Faucets; Flash Draws, Handles; wardrobe and brsss Screw Hooks; h,oad. shingliag and axe Hatcheas; nail, shoe, hand and Saedge Hammers; brass Doos Hooks; ssee, husehsv, and drawing Knives; tea, brass and suaueleA Ks,. tes; Mortiee Locks, with Mineral KasAs: nl.se knob aad closet LOcks Door La,ches; Spirit i.svsIs and Thumbs; Corn and Coffee Mills; irea Melessau Gates; wrought and horse Nails; bFuss Screw RIs,s. smsesh. lank and joiuter Planes; Spoke shay... bench Screws; screw and sash pullies; Wen Pal. lies; Jones's Sash Locks; SeyiAe Stones; Germs. cast and blister Steel; 6Icklss, grass snd r,.,r Seythes; Shoveis and Tongs; Ames's' and othsy Spadesi iebg aud short handle Shovels; steeh. .aS Dieai Screw Plates; bed and weed Screws, ,ynn steel aud plated Squares; cross-cas and Rov,.ns,, Mil Saws; feilos ahd wood Saws; eonpss. and hand, do.; Vices; shutter Sersws, Ac., &e., e.. received and for sale by
 July 3l. WILLIAM B. wAtf.
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CSrensssfeacss .atter Cases Two actresses of the Rafis lheatfe vera born on the same day. in inc s..ss hesss. aHd, ss every body knows, made their dsbnt the same month.
 Bat the eas aew takes the part of duenna, whIls. he eahsr plays that of the young love-sick dansel
 Aeest two years SEQ the dueana, during con vsssiien, Frankly told her sge: the young dsmsel became farieus s--a sceue and ousrreI ensn.d . lhey have since made up the quarrel; but the dusans is order to avoid all future repsoach writes svssy yssE oa her birth day. tho following not to her c6mpanion;
 sMy dear friend. .--ThIs is the anniversary of our birth: what age shall we take this yearf"
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 A. J. H U TT HAS just received from New Orleans . large HI stock of COODs-among which the fol lowing articles:
 hhds Sugar; 90 sacks Coffee; 10 bbls Molasses; g boxes Star Candles; 10 hall, do.; l box best Imperial Ts tierce Rice, Casia 10 doz. Mustard;
 and Mace; l basket SAlih Oil; cask Claret; 4 bbls. Dfted Apples.
 HARD WARE. 5000 lbs. Sweeds Iron; 9 pair Trace Chains; IS Fifth Chains; 6 Corn Mills; 10 do. with StTetchers;
 2 Louisville BlacksmitAs' Bellows, 90 inch; 9 do. do. do. 36 inch; Mousehole Anvis, and Sedges; Long and short handled SPADES, kc., &e.
 HATS IND CAPS. Moleskin, Silk. Coney, Russia, Panama. Leg hoin, double and single, and Palm Leaf HATS, of all qualities and prices.
 HING. A small but well selected lot of FASHIONABLE SUMMER CLOTHING, for sale low.
 ROOTS .iND SHOES. The largest and best selected assortment oi BOOTS and SHOES ever offered in Little Rock, from the lghtest Kid to the heaviest Brogan. Chiidrens' shoes, Of every size and quality. .ALSO-A handsome stock of fQUEENSWARE GLASSWARE and WOODWARE-sDd, 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 call. arl 10
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Tks Blind Mss and fAe Lame A blind man hsving fsilea fate u,iry piece of road, met with lame man, and entreated him to guide him through the difficulty he had got uto. "How do that,' v replied the lame man, "since scarcely able .o dsag myself aioagf But as yoa appear to be very ssrsng, IT you will carry me, we will seek for tanss together. IL will then be my interest to warn you of nything that may obs,ruct your way: your fsct shall be my feet, and my eyes yours" With ell my heart." returned the blind man; "et us render each other our mutual services" Do taking his lame companion his back, they. by means of their union. travelled with safety and pleasure
 IL is from our several advantages and necessities that most of the connexions of society take their rise.
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To the Travelling PubIic,

hE undersigned woaId respectfully interw sh !. "A travelling public, that be has estahE,~A.1 {. iefry at the upper Steam Mill, where he |. .s .Ii tin'es prepared to ferry movers travelleEs aud a, vers, with as much or more prompsstaae ,As,, ney can D" crossed at the other ferries as LI.,l. Nosk Ills beat is entirely new. s5 feet in lenvsA. ana 'ne best row-boat ever used a, ibis place. NH, Of Messrs, George Johnson S Co. .a..s s... travellers can at ali times be fara.shed win a... and crrn, meal Of the bes, qnalIty Ceru ean A. had on the worth side of the Riyev. on rra.eash.. terms. The landings on both sides are rood. ..d Inc roads will he keptin gcod repair
 Y., ]. N. GILES.
 A1tseV AeOOht OeA gun, IHAS. I.-
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1As Ssspe- SAostey.-As sportsman ranged the hslds with his qua, attended by sn experienced old spsniel, he happened to spring snipe, and almos. priced st the accident and divided in his ailn he let ny too indeterrnlnsteiy. and by this means missed them both. "Ah. my gssd master," said the span isis "had you not beea daxzisd aud seduced by the hope Of the pArridges, yea would most likely have sscured your snipe."
 :. hy attempting 10 secure many different ends at fhe same tss:ss. often fail ia aitsininR any, To do one thing al a time. and to do 1t well, is the wissst part.
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Tka Eenlignetlve MIIeaTe,

Ms swhlsslsssx, ths Flrss Comptrolles of ths Fsnnmvy. hns Fefased te allow e the Secretary oI 6he Hsnsts, mT. Asbary Dickens. ln settlement es hia mepeunl. the sum of abont $4O.beu paid ey h.m A ake nseuahers of the Senate, who met st the eailva ssssien of the fearth of March. Those whe saek shsls ssass there for the 6Fst time are, ot eoarse. eaiied io mileage without question: 1nese who wpgs Senators already were on the srenna, ana ts is eanseaded by Mr. Whitfsesey thas they ere net ensiilsd to mileage ies gvlng ana re.ass'n'
 Tss rilowancs ls an sscient usage, and hes gsn- ersilv Ter accepted by Senators 0G alt parties A fsw have declined taking t from seraP'es ei coa- seienes. buk nearly sll the distlngutshed men ei every side have taken it as right, aud defend U as snss ssa lswful. Only three usembcrs Of the last kemnfA aseflned It. They were General Cass, Mr. Rsvssdy Jolsusen and Mir. Clayton, now Secretary Of samss General Cuss had arrived in Washington on hls rs-election, oaly day or two before the fausth ef March, and had dawn mileage Ter the Fsgalar pssslsn. Thers was o6vioas ProPns.y 1"se he nhould act ret double mileage within i've or thses anys The rssIdsnce of MF. Johnson being n nulslsnors, and that of Mir Clayton 10 W ashing eon ths sun for mileage wus lnsignineant. and nsllksr probably theught It worth iuqulnng ,e1 ss an axtra. Bat ws told that all thfee Cues. yohn .sa snd Clayton, sastaIned the legal right ot Sena tsss W Inc allowance. It is stated in the Baltimore san sl,at Mr. Calhoun took the mileage and holds shot fs la a ienat allowance. Attorney General Iohnssn has given opinion to the same erect. The lafe Vice President Dallas has drawn up lie arrunent. and 1t is supported by Mir. Webster.
 wisk all shess authorities and train of prece- dsats lt is hardly proper to denoance the payment as ssswludle.n Inc whole subject needs revision and aa adiustmsus by fxed law, and this occur seHee nssy lead ae that event Some incidents heretofesc have looked very much Ike abusing me wr,vjlev.s Of law, In one ease a member Of the hesss ef Representatives was appointed Senator by tho Goxsrner ef hls State to fill vacancy. He was afterwards elected by the Legislature, confirming shs Gevsfnor's appointmsni, and nc drew mtisages three times and yet made bat one journey.
 There is no doubt that the Senate will sustain bir. Dickens In the payments he has mads.-N. U. CSssesat.
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NEW GOODS | NEW cooDsi

LUST received al Adams' New store, near the J steaboat Landing, large stock of winter DRY GOODS, Groceries, Clothing, Hardware, Queens- ware, Glassware. Stationery, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes. &c.. &c. All of which will ba sold at pery reduced prices. All kinds of country produce taken In exchange for goods a, the highest market price oct. 2
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EREsH GROCERIES .

LHRESH GROCERIES 40 sacks Rio Coffee II 10 hhds Sugar; bbs. Powdered Sugar;
 bais. Loaf Sugar; i3 bbss. Moiasses; 100 sacks Salt; hlf bbls. CIanbeIries;
 bbI. Currants; l2 baskets Champagne; 26 boxes Star Candles; bxs best ImpetIai Tea;
 bbls. Rice; together with large assortment of Preserves Jeiiies; Wines; Cosdiais Pickiesi Salid Oil; Spanish Olives. &e.. just received, per steamer Philip Penny and tor sale at very reduced prices, for Cash or country produce. by
 May |. JOHN D. ADAMS.
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MITE LEAD. OIL. ke,

WHITE LEAD. OIL. &e. LUST RECD, PER STEAMER CASHIER, J the following, among numerous other articles: 50 kegs pure White Lead;
 10 dp. No. l, do. & 9 bhis. Linseed Oil; bbls. Lard Oil;
 l do. Putty; do. Cider Vinegar; 10 boxes Star Candles;
 10 half boxes, do.; 70 quarter boxes, do; 50 boxes Win!ow Glass, assorted sizes; 1000 lbs. Cotton Yarn,
 l5 kegs Nails and Spikes; 25 Grindstones; 50 bbis. Ohio Superhns FLOUR; Japan Varnlsh, Hams. Brown Soap, Starch, AL eohoi, Stone Jugs. Wire Selves, &c, &e, all of which will be sold very low. May 29. VIM. B. WAIT.
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BENJAMIN CALLENDER, Successor to Nm. T. Eastis At CO.) No 42 and. A.. Pearl Street. Boston, Massachusetts
 IMPORTER AND DEALER IN

FOREIGN G DOMEsTIC HANDWAHE' HASa constant supply of HARDWARE AND Cur HI LEay adapted to tho trade of the Southwest. From an experience of twenty years in the trade of that section, he Is confident that he supply merchants. either in person by order. with the styles and qualities of goods desirable, and terms that shall be satisfactory.
 ".'B. C. gives particular attention to consign- memts of Cotton, Petries and other produce of the country that may be consigned to him for sale.
 Sent 2j Is49 -T-3-Iy
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Rates fer Yearly AdveFtisins. For 10 lines, or lsss,( each additiossl {
 3 months,l C square, q
 4. e ,f Ia a

Ali standing advertisements viii be charged st hs first mentioned rates, unless contract bs msSs when left for inserton and must be paid for tn sa vaBce
 Nop person win be announced for sny ofiee, ei'ne' city, State. or coanty. without the advance Ps5' meat of five dollars.
 Political circulars will he charged as sdveruss' ments, and payment required h advance.
 No job will hereafter be delivered ts any Persss, with whom we have no regular dealings, sno' Ps" for.
 Al advertisements must be marked with ths pep- Der of insertions desired. otherwise they ss'. continued untii forbid. and charged accordingly. pNe variation will be made from the above Fs's' Single namber of the paper. l2is cenis-
 All letters must be Sssf-ysid, CT they VIII a'' !" ceive any ate ntion.
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NEW GOODS AGAIN AT THE NEW SrORE.

"ALTER MITCHELL would respectfully re- w turn thanks 10 the citizens Of Little Rock and of the surrounding country for the very liberal patronage with which they have favored him, (hav- ing far exceeded his most favorable anticpatons,) aud wnuld hereby beg to inform them that he is just receiving for the third time' within six months, large and well selected stock of CLOTHING; DRY GOODS and GROCERIES, CROCKERY HARDWARE Boots. Shoes; Hats, Cops; Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oais; Castings, Liquors, I'm Hdrs, 5c., SC.
 Which he will sell at wholesale or retail, for cash at New Orleans prices, making cost and carriage Therefore all persons wishing to purchase kindly solicited to call and examine for themselves in the new brick building recently erected by Mt. Wood rutf, on Markham street, few doors above the An ihony House, where he will continue to receive goods every six weeks, and keeps constantly on hand fufi assortment of alt kinds for the accom- modston of bis customers.
 Little Rock, Dec. 19, lSIS. I5-tf
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1Ae 1saA Wsce.-A hundred times have we ascod as ths beautiful beach Of Rhode Island, to watch the tenth wave. which Is always larger than ths Pfscpeding nine; let any one try it at Nahaat Beach, and he wiii find that in a handred pillows thsi sens eamoling in snd breaking in foams al his feet there will be len larger than the rest This s Meiarns meaning of tho ..tentA ioare!" of human aui5esing.
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ATTENTION, PLANTERS.

' HAVE on hand 5000 yards Kentucky Bagging, \ 5000 lbs. Kentucky Rope and Twioe, which 1 have purchased ftom first hands ia Kentucky, and will part with the io Planters on the most ac- commodating terms. You gre respectfully invited 10 call and examine before making your final ar- engagements ioT the season. A. J. HUfT.
 Little Rook, Oct. 1, 1889.
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IRON, CASTINGS. &e.-3,OOO lbs. Bar Iron. | IF to by 3s to 54;
 700 lbs. Band Iron. to by 4;
 6o0 lbs Horse Shoe Iron;
 600 lbs Round and Square Iron, to sS;
 5 Bundles Hoop Iron, q to 2;
 II sets Wagon Boxes; Skillets. Nc: ,. 3 and i; Round Pots, 5, 8 and 10 gallons; Odd Lids; Fire Dogs; 1000 lbs, Cotton Yarn, received per "J. B. Gordon," and for sale by
 July 3. VIM. B. WATT.
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kns KgsngpopT, metp, Tass DnrnsvLLy.-JThsra Y . 4aFnapaFilA lof nne la fhe dlHesem ww1 eniasd V R Igw1.enl's Esgwparlli. ' adsenl'se as taa onl0L NA1, GENUINE, npd m tnna Thia Townsend s deei0t and nsver wns bat ormrry wofksf fAilsenaa ea nas snd she hkeyet h~ he ss o Doctor es the pnFpom e gainins cyui fng whn hs hne Hs says hs has stiensd two medical schools and prAeeed os hesn yeafntW Now tho trath g he pfnrtiesd medicine day n his hsi SNeh wflfd, Wirksf mssFspFsssaattan ooks bad b hs character and yesaciy of e wish
 ost sncereiy he had utRas th0se aients gf ha eshaE afa- WheB vii msB ieakN t0 DC hErs asd fnh ai in a ss deangs and insrsouee vtth tAslR fellow uea Sc applied Rue Ciapp nssN hEa a man. ufaeauEtHg his sansfe, @nlng ths ases sasns @ 1sad ulaks, mdpeemem u etnharh a ths bassns@ Thses men have beeA inasng and bckng we in nB pNsNsbls bres m eFasf sg iBfrs Ss pUilie wh tis esssaf tha. he old DoessFe Ssrsatsfs thx Resaiae sysGtnA sazaaRarizs. made frem he 0h Deeess c.s'sei Res. pfe TbtaS q. Townsend says have eiS te eee 0f n.y. nams for e7 werk. WiH give his e5B h he wsi pes dnes single solitary prnof of this Hts aatrssenn q Thompson. Skiilmsn Co., are na.hre bat tsesss a falsehoos simply made deerite the public end eeep the trlh down regard he sosrfaR, vsseHffaH ee@ Dssa. This caution ihe pHbiic o purchase none eut old Dr. JACOB TsWnsrnls Sareapariia, having Oa the Old Doe0Fs likeness hts fsfafv COM 9 ArHns, and hls mgnas asureaeroas the Coat of Arms.
 JACOB TOWNSEND
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Efsse e Ssbdae Picisus Horss The fellswinE fses, says she Commercial Advertises sf New Yerk, seeuusd ca Tuesday:
 .A beautiful and high spirited horse wenId never allow shes to be put on hts feet. oEsny person to handle his feet without resort Co every species of pswes aud msaus 10 contsoi him. Al oae time no wss nearly crippled by being put in the stocks; he time ons vf eur most experienced horse shoers vas nnabls te manage him by the aid of as many hsnds e csnld approach In an sttempttc shoe this horse yssterday he resisted all eorts, kicked aside every thing bat an anvll and came near killing himself ssalnsa that. and 6aully was brought back te his stable unshod. This was his only defect; ia all ether respeets he is gentle and perfectly doche' especially h harness. But this defect was Just on eha eve ef consigning him to the plough, where nc might work barefoot, when. by mere accident. an sirsr im our service, lately reurned from Mexico wss passing, snd being made acquainted win lhe difficuIty, applied complete remedy by the foli~- Ing simple process. He took cord about the size of . common bed-eerd, put 1t in the mouth el the hevse like hit and tied tightly on the top of ths anlmaais head, passing his left under the string nst pninfally tight, but tight enough to keep the eas down and tle cord tn it's place. This done, he pastea the horse gently On the side of his head and commanded him to follow. and instantly the horse ebayed, perfectly subdued and as gentle and obedi- snt as . well trained dog. suffering his feet 10 be iitssd with entire impunity, and acting in all re- speets like an old stager, That simple string thus tied, made him at once ss doee and obedient any ens oould desire. The gentleman who furnished this exceedingly simple meana of subduing . very dangerous propensity, iniimsted that is Practised tn Mrxice and South America h the management ef wild horses. Be this Il may, he deservee the thanks of sIt owners of such horses, and especially
 he shanka ef these whose busiaess h may be ts
 lee e groom the animals.
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Always Encourage Home Manufactures 1! TIN, SHEET-IRON AND COPPER
 THANUFACTORY.

yTltE subscriber keeps always on hand, and is con- \ stAntly manufacturing all sorts of Tin, sheet. iron, and Copper ware, of the best materials and in the mos, durable and subs' 'aniiaf manner.
 He will pns rp biiis and iM orders for Merchants, Pedlars aud the residents m the country, on the shortest notice ss cheap. and perhaps tis cheaper than any one in the State He has a large and well selected stock of materials, and will do all kinds or R,pair. and Job Hork with the greatest nestness and de.patch. All kinds Of steamboat Work repaired and pat in perfect order. al a moments warning.
 Thankful for nast favors, he hopes by diligence and attention to business 10 merit and receive con- iinuancr of pubic patronage.
 Tin Snou,s and Cutters made 10 order for any mart of,he State. E. W. McCRACKEN. 1 Little Rock Oct. I6, 1sI9-7-6-ly
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R EM MOvAL,

TOHN D. ADAMS has removed to the New sD store recently erected on the Southwest ner of Bridge and Markham streets, the Steam- boat landing, where he is now opening large and well selected stock of
 STAPLE DRY G00DS, GROCERIES, GLASS and Qurensware, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes etc., all of which will be sold at very reduced prices for Cash. All those wishing to purchase would do well to give him call; he will buy all kinds of Country Produce, and give the highest market pri. ces. Aug. 2S, lSI9.
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N0rMmw-wr.

h suoscr'heF, ageat for H. Habsrmaa. will A continue the formers business as his all .,a.s % gu Msln, near Markham street, sad keep eonsssn,. ." na"o ia'i and well assossed stock as tsysce &e. &e, all ofwhich will hS sold lou sar - sI highest market prices will be paid fer coaw,.v .ra. aace' as beef hides, peltries, 6eeswax, &e.
 H"i " JOHN KRAuSR.
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FRESH GROCERIES, Re-, kt., ID ECEivED PER STEAMERS PENNIWIT lG AND DUROC. and for sale at the lowest prices--among which are the following articles: s sacks Rio Coffee; bbis. Loaf Sugar. 5 hhds Loaf Sugar;
 , bbls. Rehoiled Moiasses; % doE. Painted Pails:
 s boxes cheap Tobacco; 50 sets common Teacups and Saueers; 50 Edged Plates; 50 dez. Pi,chers;
 box Shaving Soap;
 bale heavy Drilings;
 ? bales heavy Alabama Cottons. June l2. A. J. HUTT.
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pa. q. WILLIAMS,

TLATE SAvALsroRE- KEEPER, WASHINGTON, DC. TWILL act as agent for ihe prosecution of claims w before the several Departments Q. Congress. Twenty years connection with the Treasury, War snd Naval Departments, have made him acquainted with the mode and forms with which public business is transacted.
 REFERENCES His ExcelIeney. Gov. RoAyE, Hon soLoS BosLsSp, Hon. R. W. JcHSsoS. Hon. ED- WARD CRoss, Hon. W. K. SEBASTIAN, My. Wv. E WoouKUFF.
 Washington, Sept IS, Is49.-7-6-H
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Sasrafes ef Lijs is Ansient Wass --The slsgs sf
 Fey lasted ten yeaTs and eight months, and at the
 ktnE ef the city there were slain 69 600 Grecians
 { 630.000 Troians, and afterwards 670 900 men.
 usa and children. Cesar killed ,0O0. .000, Ma
 .t so 900. A the siege sf Jsrsaiem. I,l00. 900
 wish sword and famine. At the battle sf [ se 70,0On men were slain, and as the siege sf vs d D,000 lost their lives.
 A essint eld.author reHscting upoa the sbevs, 1 .: '.Whe ean be sufficiently amazed at their : q hsaris. sbssinscy. fury, hkndness, whe with .a say tikeilheod of good success. hazard poor lo Msss, snd Iced them without pity to the slaugh ~hse. may jusliy be called the rage of farioas ssassss that Fua withOut reason upon their own Asssha.- hat plague, what fury brought 60 de- sslssh, ass bsaiEah thiog into mons mindsf Mha made such soft and peaceabIs creature. born b love mercy, meek to rave rage like beasts and rua to their swn destrueton1'
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FLOUR, BACON, SC.

TUST RECEIVED. per steamers Alert and swaI. J low, I50 bbls. Flour; 20 bbls. Pilot Bread; 70 half bbls. Checkers; 10 boxes Cheese; 2 casks Ba. con. clear sides; 2 casks Hams. On csnsignsAsa,, and for safe low for cash. by
 Ocss0 T. D. MERRICK X Co.
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LUST received. and now opening, st the new J Store, corner of Markhsm and Bridge streets an
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DRY GOODS.
 HEAVY TwieG Cotton Osnabnrgs; Brown Il \ Sheetngs and Shirtings; Negro Kerseys; IickiDgs Denims; blue and brown Drills; Grey Linseys; shrting Stripes; 6-4 reen Bsize; bleach aad brown Cotton Flannel; Beached Drills; IA Blesched Cotton Sheeting; all wool Fianne Gauze do.; Linen Lawns; Bifd-eye and Scotch Diaper Black Sewing Silk; French Tweeds; Black Cassi- meres; black and white Spools; Msrshall's Linen Thread, No, 25 10 %; White and Blue Mackinaw Blankets, puiiii, do; supertwilI'd Whitney, do.; received and for sale by
 July 2i VIM E. WATT.
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Coffee, Sttgar &c. % Bags Rio coffee; A% Java do; Pepper; Ginger Root; Bbls Tanners Ou; 2 Crushed Sugar; Powdered do; Box refined loaf do; !" Lemon syrup; 2 |" Black Tea; Chest imperial do; TOO Lbs cotton yarn, Received and for sale by
 VIM. R. WAIT
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CHEAP aoops.

DECEIVED st 4. !. tvrr's Cheap store, ,h Less of Plaid Linsess. Ksaiacky & Ob,o Jeans HIsss Prints and Red Flanaeis, Plain and Twiiied Hack aad Plaid Alpaeas; Red Ticking. Blue D~a. tss, lHsissn Head shs~iing. Also. Hasdwsre Queepswge, ke,, sc, &e. For sale iow hy
 Oct 4 A. J. HUTT.
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ELOUR-s0 bb's. Ohio superior Flour, I S0 bbiE illinois extra do. do.
 Received snd for ssle by VIM B. WAIT. .1xeeGf 22, is4e. 3o-
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LITTLE ROCK HIGH SCHOOL, For Young Ladies.

| GGk Il the Misses WooD, will be opened fer ,h. ,.- cepton of pupils, both day scholars and bcarders en Monday the 2Sth inst. VI"
 TerIm Of Board and Tutien. lN FoR THE SESSION OF FIVE Morru. Day scholars list department, full, or 6,sh. ing course, .o. do. 2d department, do. 3d department, iS do. 4th department, B ,s French. Italian, spanish and German fan.
 Euages, each Sa Singing in choir. ,s Music, with of Piano, a Harp, ss Guitar, ss Drawing, ,s course Of lessons In Poouah paiptIns.
 Japan work, lnlaying of Ebony and iye.
 ", and wax flowers, each IA hamburgh work, and embroidery afsn t..,h,
 An e1trs charge will be made for wa.hin, .. IA. ordinary rates in the city.
 Board, with Calesthenie exersi.er. st Aio =, month. " -" Each boardsr will furnish Der ess bed. b.ds,,, towels, and table napkins. Payments quarterly in advance -no ds-i.e,,.. s., absen~s, except in case of sick ness- ny particular request. class of Boys usdsr 10 years ot age, will be received.
 Music will be taught principally on the Lssi.rsa system. kEEfRENcEs.-Rev. w. Saunders. Gel P D Merriek, Maj. Lawson.
 TOT any further particulars apply personally, or py letter, post paid. at this office
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HIND 0Ns GRIND ONT ] sssssS slsss- iss .sis I by T A.J' js' HuTf. 'i ;.