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MONEY TO SPARE.

I WISH to employ five SIX young men of steady hab
its with practical knowledge of Millwrigh, or Car
pentes work To such will give fair wages if,hey suit
Inc, which they eau ascertain by cunning and trying me-
d. S. HERN.
Frankfort, Greenhrier Co., Va.,1
January &C. 1875.
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DIED in this place. Friday night last after painful Ill
ness Mrs A. Porter, wife of VIM j. Potter aged
bou, - years.
DIED residence Of her husband in Churchve on the
Goth ult Mrs. RACHAEL WILsoN wife of Dr. Joseph Wilson
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Commits sioner's Notice.

hereby give noice to the parties interested PRESIDENT
AMI non residen that have aprured Monday the Ord Of
March nexi for the purpose eexecatng the foregoing de
creaI urder. On the dav named the Executors are re-
quesed To attend at my ice in Saunon prepared TO rem
der the several accounts thern directed. o
J, n. HENBREN, NJ. Comm'r.
February 5, 1S5l-ft.
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NOTICE.

@- There will be meeting of the people on THURSDAY
evening 7o'cock in the G. H.. make preparation
for celebration of the next22d of February full meet
ing is desired. en. oJ,1
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MOON WANTED.

WE would be glad to receive two Oh .ee i sr ,bo
w WOOD from Subscribers who wish to pay for thei
papers in that way-to be hauled 'niu'eu'a''''
Staunlun Feb s. 1851
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FOR RENT.

A OVhro+el ABl4E and convenient Dwelling House
"a having SIX roCrns sod skicheu attached besides ward
and out houses 1t Centrally situated and in one OF the
best n, ighbprhoods. Apply 10 N''0
IL j.. : w. e. CRAWFORD.
Sauaon, February 5, 1851.
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FOUND.

a EW WEEKS ago. Servant girl of mine found
h,r. DIAMOND used for cutting glass The owner can
" calling on me aad paying for this advertisement
A. NJ. MOSBY.
o'aunon February 5. lS5l.-lt
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND.
ssEaTE OF JEREMIAH .aUDE, DECEASED
MARCH lST, 1851.

DY virtue of decree of The Circuit Court Of Augusta
I'D County rendered in November, 1850, will offer at
Public Sale the premises all The Landed Estate of the
ate j. AUpE, decd. There are
700 OR 800 ACRES
living on South River about one mile below the town Of
Waynesboro and the prospect of Railroad to that town
renders the property peculiarly desirable.
will attempt description of the property, butcan as
sure the public that the quality of the land and its location
render Of the most valuable pieces Of property in the
county Of Augusta.
survey will be made aud fair plot exhibited to those
wishing purchase and the tract will be divided il it
should be found desirable to do so. few Wood Los
will be sold the end Of the tract near Waynesboro-
The Land will be shown to those wishing to examine it
oy Mr. Mark Taylor, who resides upon the premises
TERMS OF SALE.-So much cash as will pay the
costs Of sui, and the expenses Of Sale the residue in four
equal annual instruments. Bond and security required and
the title retained. JOHN b. BALDWIN,
Jan. Is, 1851. Commissioner.
e5-Harrisonburg Republican copy and mark cost.
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Will continue the Flour, Grocery and Commission
Business in the House formerly occupied by Isaac Paul and
the one adjoining it, His facilities for doing business will
be the SAINT as those Of the late firm Feeling grateful for
the liberal patronage extended it, he respectfully asks
continuance Of the same promising to do all lr his power
TO render satisfaction.
Winchester Depot, January |, 1851.
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THE MARKET RICEs.

STANTON PRICES CURRENT.
Corrected ,ceekIy for the Spectator by Brown Fu')
FIouR, SupERFINE, $40 BAcoS, HOG ROUND, &c
WHEAT, per Bushel, 75c Corn, 45c
RYE soc PoRK, 81 so
Oars soc LARD, SC
Butter, Fresh lie, Firkin Il 8EEswAN, 2oe
FEArHESs 33c GINSENG, Csc
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NO,I,ACE.

v1NHE Co.partnershp heretofore existing between the
subscribers under The firm of WooD s. DASNER, has
this day been dissolved by mutual consent Either of the
parties are authorized to use the of the firm in the
settlement of the business CHARLES L. WOOD.
MICHEAL BANNER.
lNinahaaiax Danot Ianuar, iSsl
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PWDlhIw SANlHo

will offer for sale to the highest bidder, on the Fam
lately occupied BY Henry Hartman, deed on Fridsv
the 2lst day Of February next aporion of the pernr
property, consisting Of some Young Cattle Hogs GrmioS
utensils some Household and Kitchen Furniur. and o,hss
articles loo tedious to enumerate.
TERMS-For all sums under ten dolIars cssh win h
required, all that credi. Of sx moushs un
be given, she purchaser giving bond with .ppssvsd 49,
rity. 81. CLAIR HAkTmAS
January l5 1851.
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UltVoT .s4v,
SILyER Tap Acminis,ntos.
~ To- ware.
Ole. Tea. Dessert and Sal, S. s
kets nvss Forks. fine Plated Castor and ~. 1st-
N'''' oahdesticks &C.. for sale By 'no Cake Bas
! s.saaten, Oct ., 1850 : 60.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

RICHMOND Feb. g. 1851.
BssF-Seals Wsight-S2 25 $325 Extra quality viii
command higher price.
Hoes-S5 Sc uett; marketable.
MurToSs-$l75a So Rett, as in quality.
BALTIMORE Feb 2, 1851.
BsEr-ScalS Weight So SO.
Hoes 10 $575, in demand.
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. TNLEN

PROM the subscriber on Saturday night the 18th inst
smre about ten twelve years DID, between
IA and Is hands high, rather sway backed Any infor
nation respecting the directed at Fshersyille
Augusta County will be duly appreciated.
JOHN GUTHRIE,
Jan. 90 1885,
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WINCHESTER MARKETS.
Week Ending Feb. 2.
FLoUR-Si IL 4 81 Ia.
HERRISGs-$5 % 8 so.
SHAD-S975 a 10 so.
BAcoN-6 LIE. per lib.
WHEAT-S5c 80
OArs-35 u 4nc.
CoRN-4U 4 45c.
RvE-65c.
LARo-7c perlb.
PLAsrER-S4 80 per ton
FEArHERs-30 a 32c.
IRoN-S95 "a 100 per ton.
BEEswAx-20c per ID.
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RIG HMOND MARKETS.
Week Ending Feb 2.
FLouR-S4 81 a So 90.
, CLovERsEED-S5 5 rs.
HERRINas-S6 so.
3SHAD $975.
{ BAcoN-S9 90.
J LARp-9 cts. IN Kegs.
; WHEAr-$l O5.
CoRN MEAL-75c perbush
CoRN-67c.
WHIsKEy-Rectified, &c.
, BUrrER-Firkin Id a lie.
PLAsrER-S3 %.
SALT.-Sl IS.
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VIRGINIA HOTEL,
STAUNTON, VA.

E'HE Subscriber has purchased ans taken possession
of thislarge and elegant establishment He will be
pleased TO meet his old friends and customers and
sure them and the travelling public generally that with the
increased accommodations his command he will be
able to render them as comfortable in any establishment
in Virginia. JAMES A. McCLO'"'
December lS, lS50.-3m.
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UnrivaIIed Life-like Likenesses.

December 25, lS50-tds.
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sEwELL, JANNEY opvTNGs,
Wholesale Gr0cers, and Commission merchants,
CORNER OF LOMBARD STREET AND cHCAPsiDE,
BALTIMORE.
LANES n. sEwELL, WILLIAM X. JANNEY,
SAMUEL B. owIEGs,
Baltimore, January Is. l85l.-ly.
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NEW BOOKS.-Garand's Life Of John Randolph;
~ Alton Lock. Tailor and Poes David Copperhsh ;
apers Magazneior isnuay Mosaque Franciss au ch"'-
do Sujets RC3T. ca" -
Jan. 90 1851. '"H'
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS!! BARGAINS!!I

u Vindicatur copy.
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AUGUSTA LAND FOR SALE.

Winchester Depot. January Is, 1851 At.
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THE BRANDRETH PILLS,

January !, f85i.-tds.
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CHARLES L. WOOD,

Winchester Depot, January |, 1851.
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Slsunton, Jan. 6, ls5i.-t
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oHHutIy Q, ICJI.-Sues
The above sale is made with my consent sad BY ny ii
'eclon. MICHAEL. =. KAHLE.
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TO PRINTERS.
Jones, Improved Hand Press.

 FTNHE PEoprietors of the Quo TEPE FoCxpHY take 1 great pleasure m informing Printers generally, that they have the exclusive rgAt for the manufae ture and sale of this invaluable Hand Press, and are now prepared to fill orders for medium and double medium sizes. This press IS more compact and more easily handled than the old style. By an increase Of at least fifty per cent. of work is ob tained, with great reduction of labor. The pc euar advatages of ths Press over the old consists 1. In the saving of time ia putting on and talk ing of the sheet.
 2. In the saving of time in running the bed un- der and out from inc pls;in.
 3. Inthe flying the frisket as if is self acting.
 |. In the application of The leverage, by which means a very heavy impression is obtained by a small expenditure Of physical force. 5. In the saving of tune sad labor of stepping backwards and forwards by the presSmau, as t IS unnecessary for him to out Of his tracks while al work.
 6. Prom the manner in which the points are at tached, t being impossible for the blankets to full up as the form runs under the platIn, which in the ordinary press renders tue points liable to move. It is deemed unnecessary to say more in refer ence to this Press, we are willing that should stand or fall on its own merits; and respect fully invite Printers and others wishing to purchase Presses or Printing materials to call and examine our stock, when we would be happy 10 show them one of the Presses now up al our Foundry.
 GuILFORD & JONES, ] Nc 4T ColRnabia Street, Bstreen Sycamore and BrOadtcfy CiReinnafi.
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American and Foreign Agency.
CrY OF WAsHTNo7

CfrY OF WASHINGTON. HINDER the. direction of AARON HAIGHT U PALMER of New York, and WORTH INGTON SNETHEN of New Orleans, Attor- neys and Counsellors of the Supreme Court of the United States.
 This establishment is formed for the following objects:
 1. For practieing law in the Supreme Court of the United States, and conducting professional business before Congress.
 ?. For the prosecution and recovery Of all claims in law or equity. against the United States before Congress or the Executive Departments, or against foreign Governments before Boards of Comnlis- SlonerS.
 3. For the settlement of accounts with the State, Treasury, War, Navy, Post Office, and In- teror Departments, and obtaining the remission of ines penalties, and forfeitureS, for alleged viola tons of the revenue, post office, or other laws.
 i, For securing letters patent for rinyentions from the United States or from foreign Governments and procuring land warrants and pensions under the various pension laws of the United States.
 5. For collections generally, embracing debts, egacies, and inheritances, in the United States and foreign countries.
 6. For the purchase and sale Of lands in any of the States or Territories Of the Union, and loanng moneys on mortgage of real estate lying therein. !. For investment of funds in United States and State stocks and loans, collection of the dividends thereon, and, generally, for the transaction of all business pertaining to law, loan, and banking agency.
 All communications addressed, post paid. to MesSrs Palmer X Snethen, American and Foreign Agency, city of Washington, will receive prompt and faithful attention.
 PALMER & SNETHEN,
 Office No. 5 Carroll Place, Capitol Hill.
 July t5-45-Iy
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Day scholars. 4th Depattmsrt.
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Roard of Eisit0ra
NOTICE.

THE undersigned are now closing their busi- ness, and take this method of informing all who have claims against the firm to present tn m for settlement. Those who are indebted to us by Notes, or accounts are requested to come forward and settle without further notice if they wish to save extra expense, they will do well to call and pay up immediately.
 GOODRICH & GRAY. Little Rock, August 12th, iS5i-50-tf-
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Little Rock High school.
UNDER THE CHE OP MRS. AND TH

LITTLE Rock, June g. 1881.
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Book Agents Wanted.

Men arc wanted to canvass for Pops,Lar Pictorial Standard and Religious Wsrks,
 .rhieh are sold enty by sabscrIPtion. TTNHE popularity of the authors. and the superi- Il or manner in which these books are got up, both iu Printing and Binding, will wsnante quick and ready sale throughout the United States Ex- elusive right of county is given Tn all cases, and no Agent is allowed to trespass on the territory of another. These books are sold very low, and yet pay the Agent good profit; and as they are not put into bookstores or auction rooms, the Agent will not fne the people supplied with them. Persons engaging in this business will find 1t both pleasant and profitable, as the works are of high character. and the Agent will feel proud in recommending them.
 IF Those wishing for Circular giving full description of the works, prcess manner of dlspo- sal, &c., will please address
 HORACE WENTWORTH, Publisher,
 S6 Washington street., Boston. Oct ii i2Si 2m
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Great Revolution 1n Rusiness.

MYTH the view of accommodating my custo-
 w mers, and others who may be pleased to favor me with their business, have made arrange ments to procure, with great dispatch, at either CINCINNATI, MEMrms, or NKw ORLEANS, on the cheapest terms, such Brass and Cast Iron work as may be ordered by those who prefer their orders
 filled at either of the above places, as well as all such orders as l cannot furnish from my estab- lishment free of any commission, or charges of any kind, except first cost. 4zaysge, freight, and insurance.
 Thls plan, it is believed, will greatly facilitate every one desrous of erecting Cotton Gins IATesang Machines, Saao Mi!ls Corn Asfis. Flour MIiis, and Cotton Mile or any other deg cziption cf Machinery, or Eagins seork, in procur- ing with certainty whatever they may want from abroad, and al the same time afford them a con- venient opportunityof judging by comparison be- tween my work and prices. and others
 It IS indispensable that all orders should be &C., companied by draaght and specification sufi- ciently explicit in detail, to serve as guide to the mechanic who may be called upon to execute the work, well as tsat suitable provision should be made for the payment.
 All communications addressed to me, will be thankfully received, and meet with prompt atlen- ton. ROSWELL BEEBE,
 July 2i, 1851. st Llnls Rssk Fosssay.
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Prices of Jones' Hand Presses
PenitentiaEK Work.

'T'HE undersigned is n6w prepared to execute all \ orders for any kind Of work that can be done in the Arkansas Pemtentiary, on short notice. This institution IS now an individual concern, as far as the labor of the eonvicts is concerned. In ferest alone will therefore induce me 10 have good work done, and of good maternal. All ask IS a trial.
 All orders for work etc, may he Jeff al my store, on the corner Of Rock and Markham streets. l.
 H. B. ALLIS,
 Contractor Ark Psn'y. Oct. II, 1851. VI
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Rralslssr Ils1. (. parrI,l TrIsepAsreal,
OR naRDfCATKD f,oNfPuUNT


 FE eeeney q sis ssshs.ssd snhsueailan Ias lnvsoa hnE, heentyina and impang enss and sikEa s1neHs Q the haiT, now widely kn0m and ackpowie4Red that
 hos gained hy ias merit Feputaon wich s p3t s day bui F sR t1e is pFevinee of science ta subcae and eoAtFol f1e p5ntcat eR Mhich Feaned cvixatsan has NFoue to tie fatn for a4 and tEt hats w tiea colhiaed agency ef other influences exist Nl toasads ef unhappy victims De tFoued with bald headH and grey haf Q sAy notns of tho various euane0us dts 0 which he head saected was q relieve es evils that Prufessos Bary moducrd bis ingaabe remedy and among the thoasana and whe aavv been his cos peoEs, be new stands aone that pedestal of suceee hewn ot of BaaFy 7copcFDuE and sussaBed hy the ta and uuversa patunass of discerning and intelligent puhie For resosine the haif is original growth, venting from falling out is compound has been prnoan eed by all medical mea Co be emedy FweFadlcatne seu, dandrah and curing diseascs of the skIn giands muscles, sngs and bfuse the TsicupheFOas will always es found safe speedy, and unaing enre and % long
 "RaS tresses mans imperial race ensnaEe, And beauty draws with single han, -
 win Bany TcopheFoas be esseRlia to the toes cf eerl lady ad eeneHan who desre to give son. glossy and ax appearance the natural dapeFy of Feasons reas Sold n Arge bottles, pce 9S cents, the principal oce No i37 BrOa6way, V. Y and soi& by the principal mef chants and draFxts throughout the United states snd Cana da, Mexico, West Indies, Great Britain, France. Nov. 1, 1851. e-Iy
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Fresh Arrivals.

Saddlery. TUST received from New Orleans large sB and wlel assorted stock of Saddery, consisting in part of the following, viz;
 10 gents fine Columbian Saddles; l2 '' (" Spanish " & ladies' " Hog skin 6daz. Brides, assorted qualities; " Martngales assorted qualities; 5 |" Bridle fl >iings 5 {" Worsted Girts 'f 3 CircingleS. ass'd qualities 3 " Com. Horse Collars;
 " Hog skin Horse Collars; 2 " Wagon Whips;
 {" Hide -"
 Plain and Pocketed Saddle Baes 2 " fine Polished Sna1le Bits; 2 |" StiTrup Irons;
 |" very fine Buggy Whips; And for sale by A. HUTT, Masa street. 'E May II, 1851. 3s-
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Board of visitors.
WASHINGTON MALE SEMINARY,
Hempstead County, Arks.

ntmpstchu county, Afks. HE second session of this lnsiituttop opened A this morning February lith, 1850 hev. C. r TURRENTINE, Saperin ie naent aad Pro. lessor of Moral and Intellectual Philosophy, Bsiie-Le,ters, and Spanish Literature Rev Il. C. THwKArT, A. M., Professor of C recian. Roman, French and IsalIan Literature. JAMES CRocKER, A. Nj, Professor of Mathematics Students receivedin the Primary Department and instructed.
 Primary Department per session of 2i weeks, payable quarterly in advance, sl2 oo Preparatory Department, Is co Collegiate Course, 20 % Vocal and Instrumental NJ usic, Elements of Musical Composition, (EHtra) co Initiation Fee, 1 % No deduction for absence unleaa in cases of pto. tracted illness.
 All students charged from the time of their entry to the end Of the session
 N B.-The sons of Aii ministers who gre en- gagged in the regular work of the ministry. or of those who are superanuAted or have died in the ministry will be educated free Of charge BOARDING can be obtained in the best families at from $6 to S9 per month.
 Particular attention will be paid both to the moral and intellectual training of all students committed to eur charge.
 S. T. SANDERS, Secretary.
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which will be sold for cash, as low as they can be bought in New Orleans.
 Country Physicians and dealers will find 1t their interest after having examined elsewhere to give me also, a call.
 DPrescuptions carefully put up.
 Little Rock, July 1, 1851. 43-
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Leather! Leather!!

N HAVE now on hand q handsome lot of Leather, \ consisting of
 Sole Leather Upper Leather, and Buckskins tanned. For sale by A. ]. HUTT,
 July 8, 1851. Main .Sf.
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H0fS! H0fs!!
Little Rock Foundry.

CAW AND CREST MILL GEARING-and all O other decripnons of Iron work, suitable for such purposes, furnished to order at the above es- tabishlnent at the cheapest raies-wauantcd to be good and well adapted to the necessities of the peo pie of this State. ROSWELL BEEBE.
 July O. 1851 45.
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To the Unknown Heirs of Samuel P. Mason Deteaxed.

DY order of the Johnson Probate Court the un- ID dersgned Administrator of said estate is order- edto advertise that there in his hands sl 75 46 less expenses of thIs advertisement, belonging to the unknown heirs of said estate. Said Mason was medium size, dark complexion, lame in one leg, about SS years old, was sheriG Of this county and was killed at Spadra Bluf by Jno. G. Jewett, in August, 1885.
 WILLIAM ADAMS, Administrasor. Clarkssille, Ark, July 3l, lS6i. 4S-6w.
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Frcsh Flour, Fc.

Fresh Flour, drc. ID ECEIvED by last arrival the following arii. 1O cies, to wit;
 50 bbls, S. Louis Flour; 100 Cincinnati
 20 kegS No. i. Lard ;H 50 bbis. and half bbls. Whiskey; l050 lbs. Tobacco; 750 " Bar Lead For sale by A. J. HUTT, June 4th, lS5t--30. Nam street.
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LUST received per s. B. s CIeona Q fresh sapply of pure and selected Drugs,
 Also fresh Ceagress Ws- ter, SeItxsr Aperisnt, Per fumev1es, @c.
 Constantly on hand all popular Patent Medicines, CAemicals, Oils, Pants, Wndeac Giassy Gorden Seeds, Wines < Liquors fol sg III f
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TRON-s000 lbs. as'd fat. sq'r and round Iron \ 1000 best charcoal horse shoe; 60AP--i0 boxes No. brown PAPER--tO reams Envelope: PORK--2O bbls. heavy Mess BAC0N--i600 lbs. clear sides; kS7z BAG0IN0-25 pieces heavy Kentucky;
 70 haIs ROPE--46 coils;
 TTWNE--l0 bales,
 Reed per "HanbuEs ssa fos s.sa A: La< -l-feBi. VIM. E WAY.
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OLIVER & O., WINE $. SPIRIT MERCHA1S, CORNER OF MAIN AND MARKHAM ST.

(Uh P0st UDIce C0FheT. TUST Received a fine assortment of choice .D articles for Bar Stores, and Family use, con- s.Sting of
 Fine Old Port Wine; Madeira Wine; Brown Sherry Wine; Pale Sherry Wine; Catauba Wine Longworth Ohio; Claret Wine, Supr. Juice; Bran ly, Cognac; Brandy Cherries; London Gln; Mo- nongahela Whisky; Scotch Ale; Brown Stout; AniSette; Natural Syrup; Muscat de Frontgnan; Marischano; Curacao; Mushroom Catsup; Wor- cestershire Sauce; Sardines; Fresh Salmon; Ab- snthe; Preserves &c., &c.
 Little Rock. April 9. 33-tf.
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JOHN ID. ADA MS, r0NNISsIaN lND FORWARDING MERCHANT

BkICK CONNEk, LsJWEk sTEAMHOAT LANDING,
 LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS. r EEPS constantly on hand :arg~ and gsners IN assortment of Dry Goods, Ciothing, HaEd- ware, Qneensware, Hats and Caps, Boot. and shoes, saddlery, Stationary. Groceries, Produce, Ac., &c.; all of which will be sold very cheap for CASH.
 Oct 1, 1e50.-s-i--tf
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E,.nsb T,.i;.n Ss. IS 0O Singing ih Choir, s ,a "a "a u.r, ""' "ui'a'f aha uegAh, each, 25 GO p...s 60 co course otlessonsin Oriental paiaiine. Iapan
 Work, iniaying of Ebony and ivorv'
 Hamburg Work, and wax fower,' each 1a oe No charge for embroidery and oTuamentsl
 needle work.
 Board, washing. lights, fuel, use ofheddinv
 Nc, per month. to aa
 Payments quarterly. in advance; no deduc,,on, for absence.
 Sessions con, 'aence Ist Sept. and i., Feb pu. pis rece'Ved at any period, sLd charged from lime ot entrance to close ol the session.
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NWD,EWG-H.

TNHE subscriber. agent for H. Haberman, will
 1 continue the former rs business at his old stand on Main, near Markham street, and keep con- stantly on hand full aud well assorted stock of Groceries, Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hardware, Castings. &c., &c., all of which will be sold low for cash. The highest market prices will be paid for country produce, beef hides, peltries, bees @wax, &c. JOHN KRAUSE.
 Little Rock, March 2s, 1851. S0--tf.