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same direction. Have they or nOt, wonasr II the Commissioner caa tell

same direction. Have they CT nOti wonaer H the Commissioner caa tell.
 IL is the du,y of the Trustees to provide seAo.,. houses aud teachers for the children, and a,.w ., the Commissioner fer the Recesssry fana. n. Trustees have not doae this and whose has,ue.. |. it pow' NO5ody's, We'll. Ritis Neboay,s had. ness, will gs yet farther, asd make R my Au.,. ness. and try the experiment. if the psopls vii, maiasAin me lu It. see many children gsane sdlv about the streets am out ef smpsoymea, aua consider nothing mors dixrepptabss than sdlsae,.. shall rent a school room. and apply to the Gen. missioner 10 pay the reaL SiK hours daily vtu give instruction from books in the erlaarv bgansh,. of English educstion. Two hours daily wal As d. voted to oral instruction ia tree eonvessasion As tween teacher and pupils, la which, moral philss. phy founded upon the principles eG Christianity will form the basis. The rudimsats of constitp. tiOaal. mural aud civil law. AaIaraI philosophy aud general education will have a share in thea eoa- versations which will be adsptsA ta the tsad.r.,s capacities. The object ia this is to lead tho n,uA day will be devoted to athletic exercises under ,h, eye ef the tescher Correction can bs dIsUans,A with. and those who cannot be governed by neral suasiOn will be turned agan to thslr pursn,s. The teacher will impress particularly upea As pa- ps that obedience to parents is one sf their ars, duties, but as hs will give his whole tune and aaasn- ton to his pupts, he will expect that thsss whe confide their 10 his care will chiefly yield them is his Esidsaes. All whe enter must bs sbs, ss read and write at leas, toIeraby well, Ls, n bs borne in mind that shall teach common acAesl, accessible to all. For further InformatloR, eaA ss Dr. Dodge's Drug Store. A.
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4 New order.

The Jswesses in New York, have formed Lodge or Order, under the name of !" Daughters of Equal Rghts" When h public procession. they wear as r.galia Hrls scarIe, or plak. collar, fsstsnsd win resetie.
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eu- IL k proposed by the Ea Dorado Union and the camdsa papers. to held csassstisa at Cam dsa for the papsss sf appointing delegates to rep. resent South ArksRsas In ,hs Nsshviile ecnYsniep.
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To AnhNcribers.

We hope that wherever any irregularity may be discovered in the receipt of the Bsnnev, our sub scrbers will do us the favor to give information of the fact, in order that the may be ascertainsd and removed
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1 The steamer Philip PeSnywit arrived at our landing yesterday morning from New Orleans. and proceeded the same day to Fort Smith. &e. We are glad to sec our New Orleans packets doing thriving business.
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NIT. Caihouu.

A tslegraphic dispatch of the 22d u,imo, from Washington. represents ,ais distinguished Senator as again very low. He thinks his end Is approach ing, and is dIctating an address to his countrymen
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Er The attention of Sherifs who have failed 10 make their Census returns is called to the noIies Oi the Secretary oT Siate'in this paper.
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0t- A State Convention is 10 be held at Raleigh, North Carolina. the 18th April. to select dele gates to represent ihs State ia the Southern Con- yention.
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Female Emigration

It seems that the scarcity of the farer sex in the gold region is about to be supplied. The Iowa City Reporter speaking of the immense increase of overland emigration, says; "Ths proportion of fv- males to uales is alarmingiy great"
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IT An Assoiits. Se'gaaas nal a toa, lseeordng to the Missouri RsPubiicAn,) fell near Jefferson barracks on the 25th ult
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Baaks of south Caroiina.

HssRy RAvxsEL has hssn rs-eiseted President of the Unisn Bank, and EswAsp sxs.Iss has bsea reelected Presidsa. of the sais Bank, ss chaslss
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O. Dr. Ffankta. endesvoring 10 kill turkey bY electric shock. received the whole battery him seli whea he good humorediy obsefyed that instesd ef kllIing turkey. he had nearly Pal an end to Roosa.
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JOy. Some carous persoa has been caiealsting the srea sf the territory Of the United States not yet ssgsnsse1 in,o sssslss. sud 6nds iihst ws have ss nIsip saosgh for forty -ss ssa hAl States large ss Pssasyivana
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D-Mr. WKssrER's great speech has been trans- lated into German. and is published in the Wash ingtsn City Spectator, a german paper printed in that city.
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oo- The latest ease of singuIariiy of conduct re- ported is that of a maa in Germantown. who dyed foE the beseit Of hts Aars
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p Capt Conner. of the the UaIted States rev. nae service. at the time of his death. recently at Erie. Pa, weighed four hundred and sixty pounds, although ~hsa twenty years of age hs was small. spare man. He was aboa, nfty-nine years old, and had been in ihe service twenty years.
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U We are under obigsi.Oas to Mr. BUcKSER, of he P. Pennywiti. for laie dates from New OrIeans.
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Ou- We are indebted to the Cotton Plant for late
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T The river Is Ia good boating stage for the largest sieamboats.
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COUNTY ITEMS.

CONWAY couHrS.--A eoTrsspcBdsnt at Levisburg says the county ,s going ahead ia right good ear nest. Over one hundred familss have setsled thers during the past winter, and the cry k "stil they comsp This kind of intelligence rszehes us from all parts of the State. We are glad to hear that Ceawsy is keeping uP ia the onward march 0f the State.
 MoxrconERT CoUSrT T.--Thsrs has been eon- siderable mass in Montgomery. letter just re- ceiyed states that large band of "regulstors has been Orgsnized for the purpose of driving oil some obnoxious individaaIs. Recourse was had .o vio- lence, and one man killed by pistol shot No par ticuiars are given. We regret to hear of the intro ductiOn of moblaw among the good citizens oi Montgomery. They can certainly redress their grievances through the influence of just and we'll chosen grand jnry Arkansas is fast getting rid oi she reputation she once bore among hsfsster States Let us not by any deeds of unnecessary violence tarnish the good name of oar Sasis,
 HAMPSTEAD CouxrY.--We make the following ab- strae, of the census Of Hampstead county, pub Iished in the Washington Telegraph:
 White males under ls,............... t,ASS
 over ls,. ............... LIDS
 females under l0,.............. l,Z3o
 |" over To-. l,ulS Free persons of color. So
 Slaves. ..........-.......'.. <sSSo
 Total, l,.................... ''zoo
 Increase over lsI6,. ............-.... l,4eO
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The Forrest Divorce Case

The committee Of the Pennsylvania Senate have reported faserahly to Mir FoRHEsrs application for . divorce.
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To the Travelling Pnhlie.

iHE undersigned would respectfully luFev.n tA |. A travelling public, that he has estahl,zhed s ferry at the upper Snam MHl, where he ss a, .at times prepared to ferry movers, travellers aaa dso vers, with as much or moro pramp,itade sA.u they can be crossed st the other ferries at Little Rock. His boat is entirely new. S5 feet in length. and the best row-bost ever used at thls place. he landing on the south side is at the S,eam Mill, of Messrs. George Johnson & Co, wAere travellers at all times be furnished with ;,ear and cern-meal of the best quality. Corn can he had on the North side of the River, eu reasonable terms. The landings on both sides arc rood, and the roads will be keptin good repair.
 ]. M. GILES. Little Rock, Oct. 94th, 1888. 7-
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HARDwARE.

HUNTS Broad, Hand aud Choppine AXES, \ II Patent Blind Hinges and Fasts; Smita's Bei- lows, 2o to 36 inches; Varnish; Paiat, Dust and Shoe Brushes; Iron Braces; Scotch, do with Bilts, brass Flush Bolts, Spring and Barrel, do; socket. hrmer, turning and American Chisels; Turning Gouges; bed and table Castors; cotton. wool, and horse Cards; halter, log and Gfth Chains; Door Springs; cork and patent Faucets; Flush Drawer Handles; wardrobe and brass Screw Hooks; broad, shngng and axe Hatchets; nail shoe, hand and Sledge Hammers; brass Door Hcoks; shoe. .hatehsr. and drawing Knives; tea, brass and enane.sd Kst. ties; Mortiee Locks. with Mineral Knoha: pl.,e. knob and closet Locks; Door La.ches; Spirit Level. and Plumbs; Corn and Coffee Mills; iron Molaeses Gates; wrought aud horse Nails; brass Screw Rings, smooth, jack and jointer Planes; Spoke Shavss, bench Screws; screw and sash Paes; Well Pal. lies; Jenes's Sash Locks; Scythe Stones; German, cast and blister Steel; Sickles; grass aud grain Scythes; Shovels and Tongs Ames's and other Spades; long and short handle Shoves; Stocks and Dies; Screw Plates; bed and wood Screws; fSa. steel and plated Squares; cross-eut and Rowlands Mill Saws: feoe and wood Saws; compass aad hand. do.; Vices; shutter Screws, &o., &c.. Re-, received and for sale by
 July 3l. WILLIAM B. WAIT.
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A. J. HUI TT HAS iust received from New Orleans a large III stock of GOODs--among which are the fol lowing articles
 hhds Sugar; 90 saclas Coffee; 10 bbls Molasses; 9 boxes Star Candles; 10 halt, do.; box best Imperial Tea; tierce Rice, Casia 10 dog. Mustard;
 and Mace; basket Said Oil I eask CIaret; btis. Dried Apples.
 HARD WIRE. 3.OG0 lbs Sweeds Iron; g pair Trace Chains; IS Fifth Chains; Corn Mills; 10 do. with Stretchers;
 ? Louisville BiacksmitAS' Bellows, 30 inch; 2 do. do. do. 36 inch; 1 Mousebsie Anyils, and Siedges; Long and short handled SPADES, &c., &e.
 HATS IND CAPS. Moleskin, Silk, Coney, Russia, Panama. Leg ho,n, double and single, and Palm Leaf HATS, of all qualities and prices.
 CLOT HING. A small but we'll selectedlo lot of FASHIONABLE SUMMER CLOTHING. for sale low.
 BOOTS AND SH OFS. The largest and best selected assortment of BOOTS and SHOES ever offered in Little Rock, from the iightest Kid to the heaviest Brogan. Chiidrens, shoes, of every size and quality. .ALSO-A handsome stock of fQUEENSW ARE, GLASSWARE and W00DWARE-agd, 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. apI 10
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LIVERY STABLE.

BROWNLEE & co, having w-wv J pu'chased of Durkin & Boglec s1[ their stock Of horsss and Carriages, will con,inne the Stable. at the old stand, on the corner ot Main and Elm streets. opposite the Rock Hotel, where they will be pleased to receive the patronage Of the public.
 J. E. & Co, are making additions io the old stock. and will endeasor to their customers in as good style as any other establishment in the city
 Horses and Busgys, and Saddle Horses, may be had at all times
 Horses kept by the day. week, or month, as low as at any other stable in lhe place
 N. E. A goo supply of Corn and Fodder wil be kept constantly on hand for sale, at reasonable prices.
 Little Rock, Nov. is, Isi9-7-Io-9
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NEW ORLEAN S!

LUST received from New Orleans and Cincinnati J the following articles: 2000 pounds Hope Cot ton Yarn; 1900 pounds Bar Lead; IS Kegs and half Kegs Duponts Powder; 300 pounds New Feathers; 10 Boxes No.i Soap;. 10 Boxes Star Candles; 500 peands Herss Shoe iron; 100 pounds Horse Shoe Nails; 50 0Sseks Salt; $50 pounds Salersias; 10 Ten gallon Wash Pots; 10 Ten gallon Wash Kettles; Bh!s Reboied Molases l30 Pr. Mrn's Kip Bro gaasi l20 pr. Wonea's Kip Brogans; I20 pr Boys Kip Bregans. Also, Fashionable Silk Hats, BF. E. 5. Hats &c.. &c, Be. fVr sale low by
 Sept. l, iSi9. A. !. HuTr.
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men 10 ny elegant Stock ci Jewelry, such us
 JEwELRY.
 Gold and Silver. Hunting and Single Cased Le- yer Watches, Tor Ladies and Gents; Earrings, Neck iaees and Bracelets. in Sets or Sipgly; Gold and Silver Pencils and Pens Finger Rings; Fob, Vest, and Guard Chains of all Kinds and Sizes Gusrd and Fob Keys Gold, Silver. Steel and German Specs which guarantee 10 suit all ages and eyes, Silver table and Tea Spoons; Sugar Tongs &c. This variety has no equal in this State.
 Musical Instruments.
 few Fine Guitars. Splendid Tone and Flnish,' in casss. Also lot of Double Lined Volns of very Fine Tone; FIfes, Flutes and Claronetis; and, large variety of Violin and Guitar Strings; Bridges Pins and Bows.
 Ladies' Fancy and silk Dress Goods. Silk, Cashmere, Merno and Alpaca Dress Goods all Cetors, Styles. and Qualities Cashmere, MeIi- no, Grape, and Silk Shawls, Plain and Embroidered al all colors; Lace CsPes, V. is, Collars and S!eeves Velvet and Silk B,nneis. last styles; Kid. Silk, MeriBo and Wool Sioyes; siI coloss, Silk AfeFino, Cashmere, Linen Alpaca, and Cotton Hose, splen- did assortment; Slk, Merino and Cotton Uunder- vests for ladies.
 Linen Cambric Hdkfs.. plain, embroidered, hem stiiched--a large assortment. A splendid variety of Curtain goods, Damask, Embroidered and print. ed; large assortment of cofnices, curtain pins &c the celebrated ipaauiaciory of Wm. Ryan Sc CO.,, Philadelphia--ail coiors and styles.
 Having engaged sn experienced workman, su in the very best manner. 10 this pait of my bnsne. taken in unless il will iustiy guarantee of twe
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NEW GOODs lGiIS AT THE NEW sTORE.,

M ALTER MITCHELL would respectfully re-
 W tuin thanks to the citizens of Little Rock and of the surrounding country fer the very liberal patronage with which they have favored him, (hav- sag lar eSseedea h.s RIGS, favorable ahiicpaions and would hereby beg 10 inform them thai he is iust receiving, for the third time' within six months large and we'll selected stock of CLOTHING :: DRY GOODS and GROCERIES, CROCKERY. HARDWARE; BOois. Shoes; Hats, Caps; Drugs. Medicins', Paints, osLs; Casiiags, Liquors, Tin Hare, sc. Sc.
 Whieh he will sell at wholesale or retail, for cash. at New Orleans prices, making cost and carriage Therefore all persons wishing to parchas are kindly solicited io call and examine fol themselves in tho new bnck building recently erected by Mir Wood ruit, on Markham street, few doors above the An ihony House, where he will continue to receive new goods every six weeks, and keeps constantly on hand iuH assortment of aii kinds for the accem nodation of his customers
 Little Rock, Dec. l9, Isis. l5--tf
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IRON. CASTINGS, Sc. 5000 lbs Bar Iron, A IF to l by sS to 34;
 .o0 lbs Band Iron, to by 14
 60e lbs. Horse Shoe Iron;
 GOO lhs. Round and Square Iron, Li to &;
 Bundles Hoop Iron, s4 to 2;
 II sets Wagon Boxes; SkiIlets, Nos 2 3 and 1 i; Round Pots ., 5 and 10 gallons; Odd Lids; Fire Dogs; 1000 lbs. Cotton Yarn, received per .J. B. Gordon,' and for sale by
 July y3. VIM. B. WAIT.
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ww,rvIt.r ouACwR,

LsY RvuRvuspT Rs rufs CAnnyuLlv.--IhsIe Sarapafis far sale the dtherrnt to1ns eslsoI I Townaend's SAnsapanl ll l. advertised as the OMIoF NAL CyENffNF nedl tna, This Tewneend np doctca srd ,evrr vn... h,s worker on railroads. ca e-Is sd ,he s,.es inc titie of Doctor for tha puEposs of esiaing er for what he 2 0o he says as kas ro ,e5t caoosa and uracticed for tneen years [" Now the trss, he ueyet psac'seea ae,ness lsoks had to he chsraf snd serae'y ef he uAn wlsa m0at sincerely he hadver male hass saaeTtsts q hn' seIf Of of me Gt4Bh uen learn to bc haaesi And rum fl tn a their desiinsad intercourse With their enow men He applied uhe Ruel Capq to asssi hin 10 man, nfae.urinz his mxtg stating Ire large suns ne wcea
 make ass an iotacrnt esb4rk n se husinnss inese men have hcea itsng ard i6elllhg ID al possible forms o orer ia Ftss the public ~ath the beiIet tha. ,hs Old Dntorss SrjaiIia tr gsst;s.'ss s1 Sarsaparaaa us,,e sn ts Of DocfeTs OrfRfaaf kees- pie ThisS F Tatend pSys have sold ,he ase oi my nar,r for a1 NsskI VII give him ss1 h he viii pfo. ducs one siny4e sac JFao cf thtl His staensenfs of Tholnp@oa. Skilimdk Co.,. are noihins put assns cs fasehoOls sinliy ie sa eeeesNe tse pubic. aa1 Aeep the truth down tn rsrlt 70 he se't;g' frfz'esg eea. eoad This IS to dtion the psbc so purchase sone nst Old Dr. LAGOS r. hssifs SGrsspais. having oa | ihe Old Doctors hkaTA kis firsy Cvaf Y Ar"es, anu nus signainfeacrn~s the fat 0i Afisg = -
 lALDH TOWNSEND
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NEW GOODS.

vENHE subscribers have received Der iate arr;v.Is 4 aFuil Stock of Goods, among which may be found the following articles: 3-4 A. 5-4. 6-4 iO and l2-4 Brown Domestics. 3-4 Al 5-i 6.a lo- i. and i2-4 Bieached do. Linen and Cotton Gin .hams. CalIcoas m great variety: Lowell; Virginia ami Carolina Osnaburgs; fja'n and SlIped Cassimeres :. Satineis, Linseys, Kentucky Jeans and Kersavs ls0 prs Blankets, all qualiteis. Rleached and Bro Cottot Driiiihgs; Irish Linens, Table Linen. Nan. kins, Diapers aud Crash White, Red and YeIIor r,ahheis Black and Coiored Alpacss; Plain and Figured Mouslin de Laines; Shawis: Linen and Cat. lon Checks; Slk and cotton Hdkis. Ladies Cash mere and Cotton Hose, to. Gloves, Linen Cambric Hdkis &c., &c.. &c.
 GROCERIES.
 Ftfty Sacks Best Rio Coffee Three Hhds. Rest Brown Sugar; Crushed, Powdered. Loaf and cla,;. led Sugar; Imperial and Gunpowder Teas Sperm Sahase. Sperm a;d Lard Cit; Coarse and Fine Sal; Moiasses Old Rye Whiskey One Pine pure Cosniae Brandy; One do. Champagne do. /: Amer. can do.; Holland Gin; Champagne. Ciafet aud Malaga Wines; Lemon Syrup; Ke,chup, peppsr sauce, Pickles, Pepper, Spice. ssI@ratus, Indigo, Madder, &c. &c,
 HARD WARE.
 Butts and Screws, Heavy Rim Locks. Mortice LOCKS Plafe Locks, Closet Locks, Trunk Locks Chest Locks, Pad Locks; Brads, lacks. Door La!ehes' IL fnes aud RasPs. large assortment of Table and Pocket Cutlery; Hand, fensnt and Mill Saws; Bsoad and ChoppiLg Axes, Hatchels. Draw ing Knives, sAugeIs, Chseis, Plain Bits, Aagef bi's. SnraPs, Bridle Bits. spurs. Bri,aaia Table and Tea Spoons, Iron and German Silver do. Ra- zors. Shears Seisois, &r., &c
 B0OTS, SHOES, HITS. Se.
 Ten Cases Kip Brogsns made to order--s good artie'e; Mens' and Boys Calf Kip and Coarse Boots, Shoes and Bregaas. Cloth Caps, Fine Silk, Wool and Glazed Hats; Saddles, Bndle, Birdie hiling, MafiiEgaies. Circinsles. Cirlhs. Horse and Mule Colla's. flames, Sadide Bags Whips, &c, &c.
 sweeds. Ehglsh and American Iron; Cast, Ger man. Spsns aud Blister Steel; Horseshoe Nails. Castings. Nails. Spikes. Re-. &c
 The above goods have mos, ofihein been recently selected, in Boston, New York and Philadelphia, and although we cannot afford io sell them al .east and charges" we will sell them at reasonable pro- h's, for CasH. or ia exchange tor Cotton, Peries, Beef Hides, Beeswax, &e Those in want of goods will ind |, to their advantage To call and examine our stock. iio charge for showing gooas.s
 T. D. MERRICK x co. ne'' ss, isiy. Steamboat Landing. Gazette and Democrat copy three weeks.
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NAIL ARRANGEMENTS
EAsrrRx. via. Napolson.

EASTERN, via. Napoleon. Due, Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday 2,Pn Leaves, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, {, a. n
 SOUTHERN, fo WashiRgfoa aud Faiiea Due Wednesday, Friday and Sunday. !, D. m. Leaves, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, z,
 WESTERN. to Ton Barren and Fort SsitA. Due, Wednesday and Saturday.. 2. P n. Leaves, Tuesday and Friday. x,a' @'
 NoRrHEax, io BatessiIie. Due, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,. z. ?. n' Leaves, Monday, Wednesday and Friday. ,. a'iA'
 To Pine Bisg and Coismbia. Due, Sunday and Thursday. ,............ ?. P m' Leaves, Sunday and Thursday. ,.......,.e ., .. @'
 Resgan's Bisfs, 10 &. Fraaeis Due, Monday and Thursday. ....,........ F. w Leaves, Monday and Friday. y.............. F. 1"
 Kiadersook, Qui,msa aud RieA Woods Due, Wednesday, ,.....................- o'Pm Leaves, Thursday. y.........B....t.......o D. a. "'
 To Perryriiie. Dansiiie, and ToFaf'HsoHsil's' Due, eyety other Thursday. ay,........-... LP D- Leaves, every other Monday. .............I, I,s' n' All mails closed at | o'clock, ?. n.
 The office will be open one hour Aiier lhe kssss's mail s opened, and two hours lu the afternoon, ca Sunda NM F. fVrE
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H. c. WILLIAMS,

LATE NAVAL STORE EEPER, WASHINGTON D. c1 WILL act as agent fer the prosecution of claims W before the several Departments of 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 Excellency, Gov. RoANE, Hon SoLoS BoRLAND, Hon. R. w. JoHvsoN, Hon. Ep- WARD CRoss. Hon. w. K SEBASTIAN, Mr. wv. E WOODRUFF
 Washington, Sept ls. ls49.-7-s-tf
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Rate. for Yearly Aayersising.

AIl standing advertisements will Do Charged al 'se first mentioned rates, unless a contract be msss when left for insertion; and mysi be paid for ia s vance. "A.
 No person will be announced for any cfbee, eitsef city, State, or county, without the advance PsJ- ment Of five doilars-
 Political circulars will be charged ss adsere~ ments, and payment required in advance.
 No lob will hereafter be delivered ts any Pefssss with whom we have ss regular dealings, asin Ps's for.
 All advertisements must be marked with tse 7. sss Der of insertions desired, otherwise they VIZ continued until forbid, and charged aecofmsgy
 HT-Ne variation will be made ffosn the seess
 Single number of the paper, i21 cesms
 Ali letters must be pest-petd, sz thsy VII s''" celye sny sstentien+
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WHITE LFAD. 0IL. ks.

WHITE LEAD. OIL. &e. LUST REC'D, PER STEAMER CASHIER, J the folio" "ins, among numerous other articles: 50 kegs pure White Lead;
 10 do. No. l, do.
 3 bbis. Linseed Oil; ? bbs. Lard Oil;
 do. Putty; l do. Cider Vinegar; 10 boxes Star Candles;
 10 half boxes, do; 70 quarter boxes. do; 90 boxes Window Glass; assorted sizes; 1000 lbs. Cation Yarn,
 l5 kegs Nails and Spikes; 25 Grndstones; 50 bbis Ohio Supeifins FLOUR; Japan VarnIsh, Hams, Brown Soap. Starch, Al. cohol. Stone Jugs, Wire Selves, &c, &c., all of which will be sold very low May 29 VIM. B. WATT
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NQm1MSmG-:In:.-..-.

V'HE subscriber, agent for H. Alderman. viii
 A continue the formers business at his old ssans on Main, near Markham street, and keen conssau,- iy on hand full and well asssrted stock of {; rece- .ies, Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hardware, Ca.sina, &e; &e, all of which will be sold loW fer cash. The highest market prices will be paid for coun,s aro. daee, as beef hides, Peltries, beeswax, &c.
 Janl " JOHN KRAt1SE