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The primitive Republican., 1851-10-16
Eloquent Philanthro rophy


Judge lies recently made most eloquent
speech ii The Connecticut Convention m
favor Of excmp pting the Homestead. We clip
the following extract
lt may be thought unsulted to the place
and occasion to refer to the recolieetions and
associations which make up tle eroWning
felieities of life am not ashamed to own
that my feelings are enlisted no less than
ny understanding IS convicted. 90 for It
because T is right in.itself riallt against all
Aferms q sophistrY right eainst al appeals
e prejudice ard pas ioa and tlie logc Of gain.
tight agaiRs tie world Tho honle where
the ~ and the 90 bine sape been ta,,eht
To b se1er hands ~ loyino beafts
where the ehildren bo4l. a,7d see,s
lof hen lave died aaed nsre.
still ra in and Wher ons aad aa,ss
ters return from beir IS, craiio,,. =
Hpa their tribute o flisl hon hon.
klee N that IS 81 aered - deaf
= on cea home Won
f n0t ~ afable enacied
andFepe5is toaYfeN bo W constitl q
ons a and
and enduring he nils
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HE6n QuARF1Rs 18Th Rre. ~ ~.
lolllnbpss Miss. Sepg27, -
'llE nineteeu llegiineal Miss MiliGa. s.
- o.umbns OF Safarsias sae
- oaafaa osiants q companies vii i.tste q
inspeci tl.eis co,nsnaads II lalf Iiass 20 o'clo
Resine4lial inc viii. Sc formed I'd o'elos
precisely the hi ressing Is iroe e
tux 5e1eett House
onet enc eersearts 81
fl'e aise hoar and place on thst1'
oGde of Col BALDWIN.
bolix NtucH4N.
liusan l9il si.lehi n
DOL
fTaiIE uai stoned 0l open scloe
- 's sl''s a9rth e Ssis le
fl
fafes a fNision S. cha.4ed
elaaeI 90
a eRoFf
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NEW ! OEK, Oct. I4th.
Cotton dull, drooping-Middling 81
Corn mixed, quoted at IS and 81. Ster-
ling active 90 to 109 c. Steam Ship La
fayctte burnt at Chagres. Insured here
for s120 600.
Washington Republic says, Ian sdon, Edi
itor of the Mobile Advertiser, has been ap
pointed Consul at Havana.
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DISsOLUTIc

8KINHE. Copartnership heTetolof -
/ i tie firm and 81 ie Of 0TTIkf srsRA ]
4 Iifis day dissolved By mutual conse John
Otttey alone ssltlthorised 10 seffieihe blls:nes
OF The late iirln JOHN K QTTLEY.
PETER STARK.
The primitive Republican., 1851-10-16

BUFFALO, Oct. 18th.
Heavy gale blowing all day. Brig Chicago
capsized, three persons drowned.
BosTeN, Oct, 1ith. S
Catharine Hays arrived gives her first con
cert tonight.
The primitive Republican., 1851-10-16

Interviewing the character Of Mr. Calhoun,
we find a rare combination Of mental and NOR
al qualities union Of contrasts He had
genius With common sense, the power of gem
oraliaationRiththe habit of abstraction, rap
idity Of thought with application and indus
try. His mind was suggestive and logical,
imaginative and praetieal His noble ideal
was embodied in his daily life. Hewas at
once disenrsiye and profound; he could soar
like the eagle, or hover on nnwearied wings a.
round a minute circle. He meekly bore his
lofty eudowments; his childlike simplicity
i1npafteda charm to lis transcendent intel.
lecg hekmited dignity with humility, SINGER
ity with courtesy, decision with gent lencss,
stern illlsxibility with winning urbani-
tys and keen sensibility with perfect self-con.
mandi lIe was indulgent to others, denying
70 himself; be was energetic % health and
patient 81 sielzness ha combine strict TEN.
pefAnee Blsn sei AaNi lie was reserved
oommuncating ll 76al feelings bui
his heari pea on subjects of general 81.
icrc bc prIlea he regard 81 hisiel|o IS
The primitive Republican., 1851-10-16

HAvRE.- otton market unchanged
TuRIi iE1 Political crisis apprellended
AIS- 4bdn Excitement died aWay.
The Arkansas banner., 1851-03-04
LITTLE ROCK HIGH SCHOOL. Boarding aad Day Ssksel For Tsuns Ladits

THE business ot this Seminary wia hs rssamed \ tue 0tA Sept. (D- VI. whsA . panetual aftea. dance oi the Pupta is earnestly requested
 This Institution. 0ndeS the eare ol Ms and tAe Mtsses WOOD, wish Assistant Teachers. ofers every aessy toV impagng the advantages ef highly aaished edseatoa Poresssina within themselves the qualifications for the various ksaRehes, which tAey have pFactsed wiiA peseei satisfaction they h-g 10 refer to iLe gentlemen whose names ase anmexed
 The PRpiis of ths Bnansinw School, besng eou- stshsy associated Wiih tAeif Teachers receive tAai attention % necessary tO form and refine the maa- 6srs. and produce habits ot order aud regularity essential in the formation of character
 Feeiing the importance of through kRowiedgs of the French taRxusgr, indispensable in apcte ea0ealon the Principals wish 10 render it Tar as possible the language ol the establishment. They propose admitting ihr Pupils who reside in iht family 70 attend the Preach classes. without ex,rJ charge.
 Theeeaiioa of inc city Of Little Rock is healtAgul risasaat. and accessible al ai times, by steamboat and stage.
 l The system of education. AssidaouSiy pursued aims as petieeI apPrecston rf whaspv@Fis attempt es in dsveiaping tho moral and intellectual fAeHt,te
 embi scing thorough and sy s,emasie course, IroU the elemrnlarl ;o the highes, branches. Moaihil ree0sds of scholarship and department are transmit ted to Parents. whls, every jnpIlcioas uci,em%nt study ts afforded.
 | The schoel is constantly ander the supervision Q the Board oi Visitors who, iton time la tune, anime tA~ various classes and report ihef progress Terms eS Tuition and Beard per sesstan e
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LITTLE ROCK FaryDRT lyD SHIrnERT.
 Roswell Fecbe

"OULD resPeesfaiy call the Asiea,ion ef the
 W Psalsr 10 ths above establishment. which has Fecsnsiy underEear therosgh rre.is. ssd hay ia9 she necessary Esciisies. is fa,iy prepared ts farsssh ts crd~r. with great prompEners. every article iasthaG Iiae of either wraaght east iron kssss CT CepPes. of good material. proportions, and wess ss=a<sip, aad apen cheap terms, as say oshes FssHSsy ia this eenstry MiitsigAis and sshess. eresAg wheels. will be pIessed to give ihe Ne af eegs and Plch. also the particular size and sA.Pe af iAe ere. wanted in saeA wkesi The ai sssster Q! shses whea csst, wifi ae sss sf iseh pef feet s-ss--she szme with length sf shzlt-- Osdsrs sAeeId slss he accompanied with draaeht and fsn d-seriPtisn sf wAas is wsaseA. cad ihs pastsee patd.
 Liris Reek. Dee le. fsso.-is-m
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SUNDRIE.&.

E0 Bbss. Sar~'fne F1ou,; 60 Boxes S'ar CaE- OO dirs i9 B5is. Cirsr Rssk 2 BbIs. Lipsred Oil; Bbis. Lard Oil; 1 Bas. Powdered Sugar Do Csushsd Dn.; ? .000 Lh.. Cotton Yam; 3.00C Lbs. Bar Iron 35 Kegs Par- White Lead.
 H.fRDIP.3RE. Se.-Anyiis; Beliows; Vices; Screw Plates; Hand and Stessge Hammer Mortl~e and RiSn Locks, Mineral kasbs; Fancy Plate. Cup board and Pat Locks; Axes; Axe and Claw Hatch 'is; Traces; Gruhbing Hoes; Tuning Chis~ls and Gougss; F,i,s and R.sps; ? aud fold Rules: Let ier Copying PySsse<: Wtoughr ard Horse Nails; Spisi Levels and Piumbs Rand, Panel ard Wood Saws; Sheveis, Sraaes and Manarp Forks; Copai VarnIsh. &e. Received shd for sale hv
 July l6- VIM. B. WAIT.
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npUCArE YOUR DAUGHTERS.

TTlH scni-anna exsmination of the yoasg ladies \ of the Tallp Female Seminary will eemmesce 6n Weda-.aay the 18th day of December he1t- aud continue three days. The exercises will es peen- iiariy attractive eonsIsting of the examinaiien during tks forenoon ef each day end leciares by gsniiemsn distdgushed for their Liiesa'y and Sci. snslfic ahlIsftes. ia the xftsrnoau. The Ladies of she ~Ridgs'' will give magnificent FAIR sod Srr- rra ss aia is the erection of suitable Lecture Rooms White the Ccacerts. Compositions and ElOeasoa by the ysasg ladies viii sasare an agreeable vari- esy to sss entertainments. Te thosa wlIp desire ts educate their Daughters. the occasion will present . faverable opsortunity to ja&gs of the merits Of the Seminary. The next session. vii b-gia the lst Monday ia Jannavy, 1851. Ample arrangements viii be made to accommodate all who may come The pasFie generally are respectfully invited to att tend. By order of the Bsari of Caardians
 JOHN $. GARviN.
 Nov. l9. is5o--ll-n PrssideHf
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French, I.aIisn. Spanish and German, each, Is % Singing in Choir. 10 % Masie-Pisno. Guitar. and Organ, each, 25 % 1 Hap. 70 Oa D,a~ing anA Painting, l6 co A course ofiessoas ,n Oriental painting. Japan Work. iRlaying ol Ebony and Ivory,
 .Ba' burg wors, and wax flowers, each, 10 co No charge Tor embroidery and ornamental needle work.
 Board. washing. lights, fuel, of bedding, &e.. per month, 10 co Payments quarterly, in advance; 10 deduet,ons tor abssncr.
 Sessions commence lsi Sept. and lei Feb, Pa-
 piis received al any petid, afd charged lrcIn t,ae oi entrance to close Of the session.
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Da. LEiGf'S SlRSiPiRILLA BL00D PILLS
 Ahead of all otAers.!

The Envy of all Psn Manafaesarersii DECAUSE hey are ssirT, better and more eff kb eseious than any ash~rs; and because the pub. lie ~i take Botire of they can obtain them 5Oo,O0oO BOXES have been sold annually for iBe las five years.
 YOUNG AND OLD, MALE AND FEMALE, can aiw,,y, tale thea with eq1ai -afets. and without fear
 IF PILLS BE NECESSARY hH parsins and cleansing he Stohiaeh snd Bosei@, md pafsyag e Bod and fnid Of the body sske oterss other p;lIs pFodnee tasg combined .ftt-ts, caniaia SaTNaSpaIlIa ss-Gten.
 Eat, Drink aud Live CsaaI, aad pnrSne voa u-.ial ceeupstFun whilst taking the fear 0f taking cold. during ail kinsr Of weather.
 ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS wagered that geuHils eeratesst ffFsan PhSs eans, elsyHea, members oi Congress asd respectable Zeif=3 can De produced ot er sncacy LSaa FORTY PILLS ARE IN \ BOX and e04d al a5 eenss s bos. win directions and much wholesome advice ace0fpa nying eah boE-
 Tbeg have taste unpleasant smell,
 Free from anst Eowdst ef any kiBd,
 10 H9 gcpe se Stongaeh c bowels,
 Produce sscknees, vomiting nr bad feelings.
 THEY ARE GOOD AT ALL TIMES,
 And adapted Co mort dsseascs mankind. No having taken rssa viii se wilBg siirr ards 70 take at others because tey wu always do gou shsy do Bot, tiea others wil.
 Dr N k Leis the PfopFirhlr aasnnfarsurer s reg. lr drusv's eheisi and pysea of i5 experience Philadelphia gKa1iaie Of tae UiVersty member oi different alelica Philadelphia New York; BstD Baltimore. &r and ssseiatc and R1esHheF nttea asd Pa ri~-bence Be feaS1B 9i nae eognee Eared in hts pil, aA ieef being hssd the pFactse si re speeahIe pilssciaas throughout the Unitea Principal Defst, Dr. Letiy's Bsp.nSaEy. No. l4 N0r, Fourth st, fhladelp>BaaBd s0d wholesale aud J w Tappe, Littis Rock: k steyepsssn Van Bare so gsstr aad stofekeepers m the CnSted states.
 ocey50 --iy
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N&nH>Mw--.

TNHE subscriber. sgen, for Y. Hsherman, will ecn,iaae tDe formers basaaess at his cid stand sB Main. near Markhsm street, and k~ep constantly ea hand fasI and wei assorted steek of Groceries, Dry Css<s. Boots Shoes. Hardware, Castings. &e. &e.. all Of which will he sold low for essh. The hlghest market prices Will be paid for eosntry pro Suce. as beef hides, Peiries, b<eswsx. &c.
 Jaa. l, 1850. JOHN KRAUSE-
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fsanrlnnnan 6snnsln.

ID EcEfvEDre res ssssmss s-ciIr~a." :" shs foilew- 1G Iag. whieh aasr q the moss reasonable pEi- ees.
 bsis. bess Lasa 0n, s LfnseeA 6 boxes Sasth, 35 Soar. con. and Csssile; % and CT. do. Star Candles; bkls. Vinegar: 6Do lbs Cntton Yarns; assarsed nos; hbls Dried Praekes; Apples; IS half bbls. nasier c1aekeTss assts Cedar Tahs; doz. Beeke'ss Hess s Brass bound ," Foot Tuhs; lS doz- Cora Bro0ms, bales Osk4m; kegs < inek Spikes: doz [. Steamboat Baekets;' rr~Is Packing Yam; kegs Yellow Oehfs; 24 No White Lead; cans Green Pain: e1Ils Cot. Rope. JOHN D. ADAMS,
 Lewer SsSsn5oat Landing. Dve. 20. lS50. 24-l6 N. -The highest market Priee paid for Petty snd B~sf Hides.
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Groceries.

ToHN D. ADAMS ha. on hssd. and of.rs 10 h.. O friends ahd customers, for sale. No I Msekes-t n kits. HAii'5at in ! hels Sagas. Cea-e. spse. Peppef, Ginger NsIsaegs. Cloves. re5ssisd Mnias- sss indiEe asd Msddes, Pssd-r, Sket aud Lead Rice. &r &e
 Also-TEAS. Poseaong. feang Hyson. Back, aGd very sapesiE article of .s Imperssi 'soge,h.r Enh. Preserved Cvrsats, Goosshrriss, Cages. Rheahals. Ae-. fes Es=.:sy sse
 Dee. 3s, 1850. IA
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Board of visitors.
WASHINGTON HiLE SEMINARY,
Hempstead County, Arkx,

 'EsHE seennd session of this Institution. opeued A this morning. February lIih. 1880 Rev. c. P TuRRESTfSE, Superintendent, and Pro- lessor of Moral and Intellectual Philosophy, Bee-L Letters, and Spanish Literaturs Rev Fl C THwEArT. \. M.. Professor of c recian Roman, French and Italian Literature. JAMES CaocKER, A. NJ. Professor of Mathematics Students received in the Primary Department and instructed.
 Primary Department per session of 2l weeks payable quarterly iu advance, SIP 0t Preparatory Department, i6 Ot Collegiate Course. 9a Ot Vocs and Iastrumenial H usic, Elements Of M Masicsl Composition, iExtra) 5 O. Initiation Fee, l ai No deduction for absence unless in cases of pro trsetee illness
 All students charged from the time of thei entry to the end Of the session
 B.-The sons Of a ministers who are en. gsged in the regular work Of the ministry or e those who are saprranusted or have dted ia th, ministry; will be edneated free of charge. BoARDtSs can he obtaiaed in tine best families At from $ 10 g per month. Particular aiteHiien will be paid both to tn moral and intellectual training of ali student committed to ehsrge. 5. T. SANDERS Secretary
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GUNS. cCxsl. crxs..,

LUST RECEIVED. and for safe eAeap for cash Q hne Deable and Single hsrrellet Shot Guas. kih>s, aiat and PereassIsa eHa Locks, kc, ke.. at the Gsasnslth Shop, on Maia street ~hers repair iss is doas up ksss, Ny GRiFffTHS.
 Novs.
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Arkansas Vsiycr Paci,et,

FTNHE entirely steamer RE- H~~ h II PUBLIC, . II. ABRAMS, Mas- @~zfE tsr. will run ss rsEsiaF rsek~; isgm es<Skkszn Napoleon 10 LtiI~ Rock. Van Basea. Fort Smirh sDd Fast Gibson, curing ihe season, eing ef ve Y fight dsangh'. (aaly II inch~s.J Pee nr~rs aa.. shirpers can rely pros her making 7egul-r trp. The " RePaAlie 1" Via lsay. CiHcisnasi Esr he Arkansas liver. zhca, ,b- lss ef Nov.
 I'D. MERRICK & O.. .ss,ai, Oct a, 1880. g.
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MARBLE CUTTING.

LNLOUR-I5e bbis Ohio saper6Be; II I0a do Illinois extra dc; WHITE LEADS, kegs pure;
 SUGAR 3 ets powdered: GAS iAGS--2Dss0 lbs hollow ware:
 iRON-4fH90 lbs assorted bar; WINDOW GLAsS-22 boxs;
 CANDLES 60 boxes sssBS GKASS SEED--eIeyer. linsoii,y and blue.
 Received per lsse aTrisais. ard for ssie by
 Dee IT WI. B. WAIT.
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Little Rock Foundry.

N0AL CRATES, {Afk4nsas pattern for sale O ehpsp. by ROSWELL BEERE.
 Dec. 2. 1850, CT
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MEMPHIS INSTITUTE.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT: The regular course oi Lectures in this Institute will commepee on she Ia of November, aud cen tinue until the last of February. The Anasomic4 4l DepAEiG>at Witl be opened and ready ts rrceIys sia..ents by the Is; ol October. The Medical D. par,meat wi be uisr the dTrc,ioa of the follow
 PFofessors:
 J. CosazEsT Csoss. M.D Pscfssso. el the Ia
 siiiHtes ol Medicine asd Medical JuEispfssdenc- W. BfRp POWELL. MD. Professor ei c.T,esa
 Physiology, Medical Geology aasi, ,MineraIosy R. s. NEwroS, MD. Professor oi sasgery. II ]. HuLcE, M D. Professor of Theory aaa
 Practice 0f Medicine.
 ]. A. WiLsoS, MD, PfoGessct sf Obsieterie,
 and Diseases os Women and CAildren. J. KIxG. NJ D. PsoIsssSs sl Aaseria Meslea
 snd Therapeutics.
 Z FREEMAN, MD, Professor of Anatomy. ]. MILToS SANDERS, A. M., M.D., Professor sI
 Chemistry and Pis&ImaeV.
 Cliniqus Lecturers: Meiicia<-Prnf H. J. HuLcR.
 Sargsry-Prof R. S. NRwrow.
 Aazfo@icsi De&Oaxfrai0r-Z- FREEakS, MD The fe-s for . full course of lectures amount te Si0i Maf'icuiatoss, S. DeInonssrasOs's Fee, Sis. Graduation. S20.
 Those des,ring further infornaiisa will please address thsiT letters (pos pa'd) 10 ths D+aa: and students arriving in the city viii please call on hi,n al iile Caa.mrTesAi Hotel
 R. s. NEWTON, If D, Dean ef ibs Fsc.lsz
 LAW DEPARTMENT. Hon. E. W NJ. KING. Professor of Theory and
 Practice of Law.
 Hon. v D BARRY, Professr of Csmaerciai Ju-
 rispsuaenee.
 TERxs- $50 rsr session.
 All Communications a;niag 's this department mu-. be addressed 10 E ". M. KING Es0. MsnpAss, Tssn., July. 1850.
 The Faculties. for intellectual abilities. moral worih and professional requirements, ~il eognpar- fasorAhy wiih ihe most distinguished in our coan. try. The medical faculty constitutes an anomaly iR this oS any other eoahiy ysi ef them are teeiu- rers and he hest teachers.
 Those ~ho wtEi contemplate our gscxrapl.ira al pD- sIiiou. and the extent Of cur pcp1lasian can have dosbt sn ;hs eligibility Of oar situation Tor an enterprise of the kad As io health, including al seasons ol the year. we dsay tA4t asy ofAr ey Ass more.
 A common error exists ia the EIinas ot maay stu dents relative 'o the place Of studying medicine :: those who intend prAeiieing anoag ihe diseases ol the West sEd Sosth should certainly es.ura,e them selves al school whose Faculty are practically se c.aiEf~d with those sisesses
 That The pghIe may he sAfis6ec ef ihe pefms. neaey of tis sshoo feel ii oar dasy t state tha, he Trustees and Y~eally Ecrm anit in action. which argues well for Its fa,nre success and ;hst he peeaiisr is'sfpss organization which eonneets ben cannot b. interrupted
 +. w n KING. Pfssi4sAi ef Hs MsmpAis Iasf.
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NOTICE.

Y HAVE. st ssae irosble sad cost. ResS.a my Mil. that Il wifi grind aad saw d the same time. Persons whs may wish corn xreand, eaa have il dea~ al any ,isas they will ssnd Her~sfie, shall have partiesisr day for grinding Thai there may be misa Bding the rates of tolI ehaFged is oae-ihira ertwer4y five cents per base
 July Is. Is50.--s5 a D. H. BINGHAM.
 (Dsm Cspg)
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ENCOURAGE HOHE INDUSTRY Uf, FASHIONABLE -%, f0 Boot and shoe aIanufactory. V

YsHE usders'gsed, having opened Boot and 4 Shoe shop in the two story brick house on the east side Of East Main street. between MarkSn and Elm streets, Intends carrying the above business ia sil it's bssnches- He usrs none ba, the bes ma trFisis, aud employs none but the very best WNsk- men. and g~nIsmea favoring him with their castosn may rely on having their work done in the
 NeRtest aud most Fashion able style. By strict attention to his bssiaess. and D, ,onrtly htliBg at orders 10 the satisfaction of his euston ers he hopes to crit and receive liberal patrou- age from Ihs citizens of Little Rock and yieini,v Terms Sash on 5etvry
 GEORGE JACOB FISCHER. Little Rock, June II. ls50.-7-.0t tf
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TERMS:
RoApn oF -rprsrrrS

BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
 Hon. D. T. wlTTER. PxErtDgNr, Hon II P PoindeXier. Rev. Wm. Moores, Rev. l.. P Lively Rev. B, Box, x. Joaes, M. D, Mr, ]. B. san defur Mir T. Williamson, Hon ! b Trimb C Rev J. Custer, M. D Rev J. J. Roberts, c B Mi,chel. N. D, Mr. w " Andrews, Mir. . I Sanders, Mr. II. W smith, 7-2a-tf
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Arkansas River Packe,

ArEansas River Packet. HItfiE entirely sfesnsr PON- H~ A N TAG. L. wAspES. Masf-r 1ztn&R will resume her regular trips In thessz1zzkz1w Arkans&s river, the Srsi rise of water and con lnss in the t,sis daring the seasoa
 The sKw PeRtsae. is sa < No | boat of vesy hght ersaght, baiis expressly for the trsas sBa is Stted Oet ~h all the late Improvements calculated give comfort sasi safety 10 passengers. For freight CT passage. apply fo
 T D MERRlcK k co, .sssass. Sept. ]. 1850. 7-5s-9w
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ST. MARY'S ACADEMY,
 FOR YOUNG LADIES,
Little Roek. AFfanaas.


 FTNHIS Iasiifatioa. under ths especial patronags 1 ef Right Reverend DF. BSnxK, is now oreu ior the reception af boafdafs Eatuaseh ia retrrd part of hs city q Ltis Rpek. pssssssep every aissn- tsee which can eoatribase so the health and haPpi- Bess ef the Pspils. The additions bow heing mafs 10 the airraey sparisas huiidinxs-together wtih s extensive ana besasifsi ereunds. wiI render a ens sf sss .ss commviioes and aeltgAsfsi institutions of the West.
 The eehatasiie year commences the hssi Menday in SeptemheF-the annual vsestioa the 18th Jaly. Pupils received st any iirne but not inF shorter period isan three meatAs aAd deduction, Il ~ith- drawn before fhe expiraioa OG the sessleo, except in case of psosfzetrd sickness.
 The course af sssdiea embraces aH ihs btanehes nsnaIly taught la the best Sehools fos Young Ladies. The mos1 ennstanf AiteRiit will be paid tothe mof. al As well as to the m~nsal edueaiion ol the papils D1fing the hours Of FreFeasieS the young ladies are aIwsys anes the of one Of the teaehers-ia stort esesy,hihg promoting the welfare ot the Papils wI be an object of the most conscientious Aeatioh.
 Each yoang lady must be provided with knife, fesk spOoa. gaAh<f, six table napkins, six ehang.s of linen, wesk and dressing box, combs. brush, towels, Be. Se.
 At ihe rna of each qaarier tue yoang lady moss distinguished for general good eoasiuei and pros eency in sindies will be rpwardrd by the hcpoaTy decoration of medal and every Ps0pef DesHs employed to inspire iAudA6e emslastSn amongst the papiis.
 EuPttS Ht eseSy aft cSittt- ted into the insiila,ien and no improper indue3ee ever used tO bias the Ieiigioas psiHeiplss of the young sdiesbnt for the sake Oi order, all hossets required 10 eoaIoFm 10 the general regulations of the Aesdemy.
 An correspondence of the papii.. except that os parcnis, will be subject tO the inspection of the Psineipai.
 The parents guardians Of the yoanl ladies are required to drposiie with the Principal or some ie- sronsibl- person in the city suu ol money sufficient 10 meet sll eoat,ngrni expenses. The French drpafineni will be under the diree- ton or one who las resided sevessl years n France, and is familiar with the PsTisian accent. In the musical department ihe Principal will be aided by Mes. 0LIvER. the osgsnst of The Cathedral, lady well known 10 be emsnen,iy qualified is itn- part thorough practical kBowlege of the seiehee. SAe will also give psivae lessons on the Piano or Organ to those wishing to take them.
 Terms for ROaEders per session ef : Months: Board and Tuition n all the branches pertaining to
 a shoFoush Enxlish educ ation, ..,..., Sjo co
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Laaglrts,. s,tlIspaI Eap of kkan,n,.

I"WcHtt utbtFUHaI MtF VI HhNNtNS' -TNHE above splendid Map is TOW GR;shed and N ready tor delivery. II deliheaiss the ~hole State as lad oil by the q. S Deputy SurveyWs- Every S-eiloa and fractional see,inn k show n, 60 hai favfy acTs Tscf can he readily found upon t. The exact position of ell iks County Seats, Post offices, Saline Spsings, Seminary Lands, ant he Ieh a fertile lands selected by the State out Of the OO. GOO acre enaltoa grant all accurately show B The Lead Mines ard oshrt mines al toe Asions are notesi, well ss all the oId confirmed Spanish sur veys; with the lAl~si alterations n he Ceunty nes The whole Map containing great an amaaui ol valuable infeInA'ion be ioaRd on any State Map exfaht
 + is pni ap on rollers, elegantly celoFed aaa var pished. Psies S 00. Also in convenient tockpt form. price g. 00. The pocket Maps can be s~n, so any part ci the State by mail. Postage 5 cents For sale a. ths bookstore of
 R. LINCOLN, daiit Roet.
 April 9. 1850 3If
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Hats and Gaps. D0Z. fashionable Mnieskin Hats; ' E. B. drab Russia 6 |" black ard white set Beaver
 (" Mexican fur
 6" Boys black. green. and whiir, soGt Hats, 2" Silk plush Caps;
 7s Cloth Caps. assnsied;
 s :. Boys elaih Caps. assorted;
 6' Wool Hats.
 Just received, per Wasons. and Tor sale, vsfy low f0y coss ssiy. by JOHN D. ADAMS, Luiie Rs1k. Oct. 54, Lower $. B Landing.
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THE undersigned has jns, re-
 1 eeived, aud Is 9Ow opening, a large aud we'll seIec'ed assoTt- ment of Dry Goods, Clothing. Hats. Boots and Shoes, Hardware. Qaeensware, and everything usa- ally found ln storrs adapted 10 the country trade all of which he