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THIS DAY.-NEW-
- P. PUTNAM PUBLISHES THIS

- 2. PUTNAM PUBLISHES THIS
WsDAY,
The Conquest OF Florida, by Theodore Irving MA l2mo
cloth. With map, 81 q
That's De sotos celebrated Expedition against Florida
highly romantic history, written 10 the chiyalrc spirit
OF the sPabi. cavaliers.
Dickersa Household Words, No. A. price cents
Prom The Of 10 9sct4,o" dowa u The present era Of
periodical publsa0rs there has Appeared literary magazine
G Ell ChGratsr he Houshod Words g. Courier,
ALSO, NOW READY,
Coopef's Wing and Wing vol l2mo cloth
Borrow's Lsgengro, with fine portrait Seventh
ThoufaDd llmo cloth
Rorrow's Lsvengio cheap edition. paper covers
MS COw0en Csrke's ShskspeTe heTones, No. 4; with
FIRE pstes
Fhe Worlds Progress Dictionary of Dates An edi-
Ton. $40 cloth.
Fadee: from The French, by Miss M. NJ Hays. limo.
cOlh. m29 IL
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DOARD IN SOUTH BROOkLYN.-

EBTwo gentlemen ard their wives furnishn their own
rooms can obtain from lhe lat Of May board IN healthy
and peaIant location, convenient 20 The Souh Ferry
BROOKLYN, 10 q small private family References given ana
NsN.Yotk ms 6tsoda
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GlTII ATIONS --Wanted situatiOns ~

Sseeci Protestant servants il every caPAcyi me
Protective Protestant sency, 4S2 Hadsonst b-Int
e only reshe seency in The city for the OF
Protestant donestics N B,-worthy servants are gwen
places free OF chHge ard none Others are ENCOURAGE
m27 6.S
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- Iecture Gu "Papal AgGessioa. sight
Few. BshOp Of BuhsO viii Lecture next SUNDAY att
PIX 10 81 Parreks Cathedral or =" Papal ARgreIsGn'-
Pie % ocseds Of ne lecture aid In oBdiDg the Cathe
Sal of Rt Joseph IN 6Ufao Tickets may be had from
he ssxions OF he diferen Churches and from The Catho
he booksellers. Prce so cents. mig IL
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NO TEACHERS AND PRIVATE PU-

II PISA gentleman Of much experience WI glfs 10
slrcou In the SngGh snd Classics and In Arthmeac sho
he higher Mathematics with Surveying ,Engneenng Nav
isntion Drawing OF PlAns, PrOhes, Chsgs &c Adore"
HrrAcHHRr Trbune ofhce. mo IN
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IOBN RANDOLPH OF ROAN-

lOHN hA n u OL I u UT 1bOA-N
al OKE-His Life Letters Speeches AneedotSs rsrso-
ral Rruliniscences ard Tnes VIII Portals by h1sh
a Garlend vols Price e250 SIKH edllon 49,. -,
~ sr,e If Johu Rapdoiph from biz eccenrieies OF
etsrscier his patriotism bis indepene enee s Aeen 80
cssm his ss CANT szd accomplished sch0Afs-p ~
ms being cotsmporary with some % me iios- =
,rr of orr aras has becoIs familiar % every Al1I--
rnzen No Biography has bes1 published n NJ soa.-y
tia, eosals zee relnarfahle Veslnies u -'1 -
nOor
80. -N 80 Broadway
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AS GARDENER, or 10 take care OF Green
house Plants Flowers and Vegetables and laying out
grounds BY youpg rried man with no family. ills
wife 10 capable 10 tste charge OF dairy or any branch OF
fousswok The beat Of civ refsreRce can be proouesd
tcIa both AddIeas &C D. Al AIcy Grleves store No
3 9Arty.st MY IL
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4 ADIES.--WaDted two Young Ladies
RIRs SaleswOrnen IN old and fashionable fancy dry
goods store In Broadway Those who competent
with good city reference hear Of situations by sd
dressing A. B. Broadway Post Office, stating name sud
address, with reference. m29 ~
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SALFSMAN.-Wanted for a retail dry

~ goods store young man OF energy ana ouuness NV
~ for the present One having some knowed &c OF me
cSroet hu siness preferred Apply a. l0Pinest ms IL,
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Lecture on Recent Events In italy.-A colrss
-Four Lectures viii lie delivered on tho above SUBJECT by
Col FokBEs on the Evenings Of Mondey 3st insisn.
Wednesdsy. % April Friday 9Th and Tuesday Evenings
~ O'Clock al Chapel ofne v University Tickets
foI The eours single Lecture 50 cents be had Al tbs
door. mo "a sat. Mon 4 Wed.
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n NOfice.-Rey. c. n. FAY VIII deliver his fourth
kefure tn course Christian Doctrine 10 the UnyerS
fist Church. Orcbsfd-st Ssbbslh evenng Sn0sc-
Punishment. Services commence Al - o'clock ma ~
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SAL MAN.--Wauted first-rate

SsaesmHn TO sell patent article and patent right
salary and good commission given. Aso, agents TOT New
az N ] ard Willismsbureh. Good men can IeNy
make SIS 10 SEQ month Good men are wsn'sH Sn1
none Others reed sPPy or address postpaid @
~ Nassau -st, N. Y. Room No. g. me- D.
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WANTS. &C.

AS GARDENER by an experienced, sober,
aod Industrious mides-sged man, who perfectly un
cessyos his business and 10 Of taking ehargS
OF gepienans place Can bring the best Of CITY rs'e
nes from his last employer. note addressed 10 h. j.
H. TT bunr Office, viii meet with attention. ms IL
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~ II Il N Z Wy o r X SUNDAY
Z MORNING NEWS for March 80 contains the
corununuon If The great story OF AMY LAWRENCE, or
the Freemason'G Daughter HANNAH OUNSfAN, or
the MsssRcre Of Indian Family recital Of The most
deeply Interesting character and several columns Of oE
nal and selected matter Price three cent? ONCE % Mas
sEL-fL me- u
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re- Refremeut.-LsdieE whouse Inc Heoeaoha ior
ne eonpsxion Aux the Hyperion FLUID fOr lhe ns as IN
ysuled b, NM SoGLE, Distinguishes above al otaer
M clea, ess And smoohnefs Of 6kn, and luXnrance o.
hliug jtpgels soid BY me inventor WIN O0s'e' ."
$50 ,r ale " hois sale and retail by B. D. SANDS
lo F1lion.tL, an RushroN, CLARK Co. 40 15yS1
NAY, Y. Y. ~ -
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I OST.-Friday, March %, Vol. 2-The
-A<History and Survey Of London and It's rons-be-
tween Clinton place and Sxih-sv. Fi0y cents viii be
paid TO the finder ~ SAID Boob be will return TO WM.
H. Jones 152 Sixth .av., Bookseller. ma Bis
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GARDENER, &c.-A German Garden
~ or Is wanted; sso, NurIs ard Seamstress-a short
distance from The city. Inquire a. is Bee kmanst ma 81
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Lnses Building, HacsOnst corner Of Grove Rev JAS
MACBETH. Pastor. viii deliver a Discourse tomorrow
ftBBATH) afternoon, at 81 O'clock Subject " God as
sFatsr" In the Esening a. u. the fourth u series OF
Lectures he Trial Of Saviour Subject CHRIST
leiOr the Ecclesiastical Court" Seats Free. ul@ ~
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CLERK.-Wanted for a young man l8
0yesrs OF sac ifom Staten Island situation, ia either
Whoetse Grocery, COmm'ssiJ1, Hardware, or DIV
Goods Store, or Merchants Otce clerk, % learn the
general rout ne Of busness Heis willing ~ devote hs
whole lime 70 The interests OF hs employer SALARY not 50
much Of IN object as permanent situation Gao give me
best Of city recommend sdOns, &c Address AMERICAN,
JOUrnsl Of Commerce m23 b.
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a 7 = u IVANOs
and Cshoc .eryars Of the 6rst class and OF every 40
r,a.e stst,on al ire Select Protestant Agency" Car
mnsst and al he socieys old agency loo CesnSetsss
5-These are shoul lho ory Agencies PSIon'LS,u ~
ysntS N B-rhe are reduced and employers nsVe
the privilege of both otices- NJ y
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lVE uston 10 wanted IN an extensive Machine Shop ss
ssistent Craftsman, by young man every way quail
fed The best OF references given Address Al this
ofSce m29 It.
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NTONEY.-CASH for MORTGAGES.

DLACES.-Wsnted, at la Nassau-st..
y (Basement) Book-Eeepers, Statesmen, Clerks School
Teachers Drug CLERKS Poriers, Bar keepers Boys 70
leaTn GOOD trades, Men on farms, Waters CoachmeD
GIree6ers &c Applicants enclosing one dollar Tres %
nos,seo win be suited Charge 10 employers reasonable
r,SSS n. THOS SPHINX, Agent
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DOARD WANTED, in Brooklyn, on

EkUATNU = III VI VN1HN41o TT
I1ls May in private fsmily, where the comforts o.
home may be enjoyed by single gentleman OF literary
occupation Location west Of Broadway, and not above
SeecAer ct Beat Of reference given Terms mode-at5.
Address GALLlS0N," Tribune Office. ms ~
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SERVANTS in BROOKLYN.-Situ-

Sstions are wanted for cooks, lsundresses cnsmoer
rids and wreases nurses seainsresses general mousse
orle era Sc Al Cinionst, Brooklyn. fourth door rom
Tl,ons Most Of these servants have lived IN ths pes
n,5vsis fsmines and can be recommended ms III
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4 Y A Il y n n n ~ w 6uI0u, III tApoII-
~ enced. practical hBrd-workng Scotch or English
Gardener fully acquainted with his business He must be
q married man ithout children To such man fair
wages win be given IN a permanent situation. together
with ola cottage the premises aud the privilege
of DC srdug CONSTANTLY and sdcb extra sbores as
may be needed. Apply to WIN. DEPEW ia Frontst
Em29 IL
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BOARD IN WiLLIAMS6URGH.-

AbA gentleman ard his wife and two single gen
temen can Gin pleasant rooms with BOARD, a. 30 First
a. one inmates walk nom ksip Ferry. Boats run
every FIVE minutes during the day. mo I'M
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-09-23
5 9 3 5 "a 7 4 MEXICAN MUSTANG LENIMENTgn

T h Ia M I .. sn. aa4 s s ass bns glad aRns. great j m long Tas sD ss1r ] S d @ @ss,s healing s s1 aass 5 3 s E TE @ ssn 1Rs hsppy G combination sn powerful remedies Render. on. ssss % I ss @ s0a ssas s % s sdsin s % % ssS @ ' sas S the s.'s Ss s'e s structural portions tns sye% PS'"ns' p" T %e ~ @ sss % @ @ Columbus cold init Pead'o
 
 band 5 1Pe a had gss % % @ @ a @ wfs ] a 's % e se @ s ass sa an % s s Gds i sG The chords % sf S tss a'% UPe p % h 1aS ~9 d % sd @ % %o aessny making
 wound and @ % ss es %s s Tas as R GasH % % % ss.s @ ss % s a Gsn s~o asss f s An % srasn % as % @ ] % a some 5 1 hsa s 9s f % @ @ s ppenes and @ @ gso specimen cinou ene0S Chronic RAuma.ism. Mustang Llnmp ii is @ sss5 R S.a negro ma. who had ~ They .. 1e Mustang % Lmsnt @
 n had . % s 1 sss @ 3 @ sss Sss a,s s egs s e 1 # ss Ias ss % their
 FhsAtful scap,n The 1 %a came %s sad its the the 5 best Hair Tone These are opsan aIpa  edtothes 
 WndGa Craeke
 
  by the use o
 To EAey store supplied good  wuy o b th
 
 PrcesO Of the LInim
  50cenbot "H r % Pn@epsl Depot Drug 
 J. w. TAPE, Wholesale Agent at Rock,A AmlS 3-1y
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-09-23

M MMoRTfMORRs BITTER CORDIAL. AND MI FLOOD PURIFIER, . Vegetable Hpirit, anAahe mDst scientific preparation ever psodEcedI o.se b1lIs uf witch. ls warranted tc po6sess more real msdieinnl virtues than ten times that amount cf GameDarilla, bs any other pFeparation put up for similar pa1potes Its unequal vistues arc soon made manifest in diseases having their oFipn in impuritiss of the blood, such Neuralgia ecrOf- uia e Kings Evil, krysIpcias, Cutaneous kfup- fiona, Hali. .Rhnm, Tettef q Ringworm. Pimples e ti.s Eeee e ssxfacs of tks sklns soreness or rss1 in ths bsesst Or region Of the heaEs, geneEs! aekiliiv sr neFvoue affections, and all irregular hahifs of shs system. especially with females,) and shs many desangements of the nervous sys- ten, and diseases axisng from the njudicious use of calusnsl and other poir1nous drugs.
 This is fine cordial, pleasant and agreeable to take and perfectly safe ia be used in any state Of health, even by the most delicate female cS child. And t s sn article that every one should use, at leasa once year. to purify and enrich then blood, and thus prevent all manner of diseases
 Retail price, 9t per bottle. bottles for S5.
 TO be had Of \. L. DODGE and THOMAS BUTTRRWORTH. June 3, 1851. ly.
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Great Revolution in Isusiness.

yXTlTH the view of accommodating my eusto, w mers, and others who may be pleased 10 favor me with their business, l have made arrange ments to procure, with great dispatch, at either CINCINNATI, MEMPHIS, or NEw 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 all such orders as l cannot furnish from my estab- lishment, free of any commission, or charges of any kind, except first cost, drayage, freight, and insurance.
 Tbis plan, it is believed, will greatly facilitate every one desrous Of erecting Cottm Gins, TAresking Machines. Szse Mills, Corn Mlis, FLssr Mitls, and Cotton Mills, or any oiAer des- evaFfson ef Maeainsry, or Eagne .rerk, in pFocur- ing with ccrtainty whatever thes may want from abroad, and al Inc same time afford them a con venient opportunity of judging by comparison be- tween my work and prices and others.
 It is indispensable that all orders should be ae- companied by draught and specification spff- eienily explicit in detail to serve as guide to ihe mechanic who may be called upon to execute the work, as well as that suitable provision should be made for the payment.
 All communications addressed 10 me. will be thankfully received, and meet with prompt attea- ton. ROSWELL. BEEBE,
 July 2i. 1851. af ilnis Rock Foimdrs
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-09-23
Admimistrator's A Notice.

DLAKELY SMITH, late ol Rsmloiph county I1 in the State of Arkansas. died ialeSiats oR or about the iih of July, 1850, iH the town oi Carolton, in The State Of Louisiana; left s3 know beITs, and place of nativity noi known; the ap. praised value of his estate Is s375 Said deceased was about fgfty years Of age al the tune of ais death, dark half and blue eyes, about five feel ten inches bigh, about medium size.
 Letters of Administration weEe granted by ihe Clerk of ihe Coari of ProhAtss in and ftE the county aforesaid. on the 24lh day of December, ID. 1850, 10 the undersigned. Eiias PhlpPs, Of said couaty; and it was ordered by the Court oi the count, aforesaid al the January IefIn thereof 1851. that publication be made n some news paper of lhs Statr according lo jaw for slx weeks. of the death, 6c.. of said deceased.
 ELIAS PHiPPs, 4aainishnssr
 sf fAe Esaasf eforssasd. July as, 1851. 4s-6s
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NOTICE.

TNHE 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 ,o us by Notes, or accounts are requested 10 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 x GRAY. Little Rock, August 12th, lS5l--5O-tf-
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NRORTEMORE's Rheumatic Compound,
 MI anA EinnA Rnrilnr: enranin CaRe for

"A RMORTnaORE's Rheumatic Compound, MI and Hiooa PuriGer; 4 csraain Ctrs for eikksr kRRmmafory (AeHtel or Chsvnic Rheasnatiss-
 This valuable remedy stands without rival m the history of discoveries, in this or any other county in curing this painful and paraysing dis ease, in alIits various forms.
 The vast number that have been cured by the use of this. compound, during the past year, de- monstxates this fact. Not only recent acute or innammatory cases, but old chronic cases, of ten, twenty thirty and even forty yeHss standing; whefe they had not only tried every other external and internal remedy of which they could hear, but at great expense, had travelled. and passed under the treatment of number of the first medical men ot Rufcee, a well as of our own country, visited the various wattxing places, taken voyages at sea, and dweit in the most salubfious climes, without ob- taining relief Some, who were reduced to mere akeleton. their flesh had witherrd away, their limbs were paralyzeds and many that had Scarcely been able to walk forte fifteen and twenty years. These have been cured sound and well, regained ther flesh and the use of their limbs and now en- ioy excellent health from the of this compound.
 These fleets are fully substsntiated by published testimony. from the highest possible sources tes timouy that cannotbe gainssid, but which can be vouched for by ten tkgassad witnesses. -&
 Retail price, e6 per bottle, bottles for SIP, or for s22.
 To be had of R. L. DODGE and THOMAS BUTTERW0RTH.
 Little Rock, June g. 1851. iy
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Roara of Visitors.
WASHINGTON MALE SgslylRY,

Hempstead County, Arkx. FINHEaeeond srssion of this Institution, opened \ this moraioe February Huh, 1850 Rev. C. TUNRESrIrE, Superintendent and Pro- lessor of Moral and Intellectual Philosophy, Bsllc-Letters, and Spanish Literature. Rev H. c. THwEArr, A. M.. Professor of G reclsn Roman, reBeh and Italian Literature. JAMES CRocKER, A. Nj. Professor Of Mathematics students received in the Primary Department sud instructed.
 TERMS:
 Primary Department per session of 2l weeks, payable quarterly In advance, &l2 co Preparatory Department, Is co Collegiate Course, 90 0o Vocal and Instrumental MusIc, Elements of Musical Composition, tExtral Gu Initiation Fee, CD No deduction for absence unless in cases of pro tracted illness
 All students charged from the time of their entry to the end Of the session.
 N B.--The sons of all ministers who gsged in the regular work ol the ministry. of those who ars supersnuaied have died in the miRisiTy: 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 sIl siudsnis committed to our charge
 s. T. SANDERS, Secretary.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-09-23

Ffeheh, l'Allan, SPanish and German, each, Ia on Singing in Choir, 10 co Mnsic-Piano, Guitar, and Organ, each, 2S oU Harp, io ea Drawing and Painting, Id eo course oflessonsin Oriental pAisting, Japan
 Work, inisying oi Ebony aed ivory. ='
 Han burg Wcrk, and WAX flowers, sseh, ifa.sn No charge for embroidery and ofnsmeatal
 needle work
 Board. washing, hEhts, fuel, use of eeddtrs,
 kc., per month. In O0
 Payments quarterly, in advance, TO dedueiioHs for ahsenee.
 Sessions commence lsi Sept. Rnd lsi Feb Pu- pI's received at any pe'cd, std charged from ,lme ol entrance 10 close oi the srssion
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T.ittle Elock Migh school.

UNDER THE CARE OF MRS. AND THE
 MISSES WOODS. ID USINESS will be resumed ID VI list Septem- 11 Der, when punctual attendance of the Pu- pils is respectfully requested. The Board of Visitors to the aboYe INSTITUTION, well satisfied from long personal observation that it's accomplished propretorS highly competent to teach, in the mostapproyed and successful man. ner, all the branches of thorough and finished Education, therefore, take great pleasure in re- commenting it to continuance of that large and increasing patronage which 1t has enjoyed since it's commencement.
 Board of Visitors Rt. Rev. G. w. FIREMAN, L. GIBsoS, NJ D, Hon DANIEL RrNoo, Capt PIKE,
 e WM. H. FMLD, F W TRAVAIL, Esq, q WM.H SUTTON, E H ENGLISH, !" [" THos " NEwTox, E BARBER, !" Maj JAMES LAWSON, GEO WATKINS, " Gen S H HAMPSTEAD, JOHN II CREASE, 's August 26, 1851. 51
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Arkansas Coffee House,

(LowkR srEAaBoAr LAsDlSa.) THE Proprietor has hand. and is constantly 1 receiving, the following
 Foreign aad domestic Liquors; Wisss aud cOrdiais Of every description; Cigass;
 Tobacco;
 Fruits. &e. All of which are for sale at wholesale and retail prices Persons from the country wishing 10 2nr- ehase will please call aad my stock before pnr- chasing elsewhere as Intend 10 sell as low as any house ia the city.
 MICHAEL TANTI. Little Rock, Jaa. 2l, iSbl. 20-ly eJ-Ths Arksdsiphia Sentinel will copy one year, and forw ard accoant to the subscriber. MT.
 Roots Nsaa Shoes. | | CASES Boots assorted; Il Kip Brogans;
 doz. Gears fine Calf Shoes; ss e Caters; l2 |" Ladies Shoes assorted; 8 :" Misses and childrens Shoes assorted; Case Boys Kip Brogans; Boots, &c., &c., &c. Received per Phillip PenRywit, and for sale by
 JOHN D. ADAMS,
 Steamboat Landing. March 25. 29-tf.
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Little Rock, Nayis. 1881.
LITTLE ROCK HIGH SCHOOL Boarding ard gay School Tor Isups lsd;,,

ApatutAS hbu ee! ctNbu1 TUT leNh2 iAdKE THE baslaess cs ibis Ssmsnesy wii ke rssar.A | The s'h Stpi. 70, VI, ~l.se v9nstaas s,,,n. eance oi The Fsrsis is sesTnessiy nqasStrs.
 Tais iaslUn'soa, snd~t shr care es A,s snB ,t. Misses WOOD, win AssisieHt TesebrYs. ,s.,s every iaeti,,y ior mpaFting the sdvaHteeeS o yhl hnished stscainn, Possessing within ibs,ss.l, ,bs qiiaheA'ions Ter the vafiaHe hfanebes. ultes ,h.y have psaeiised @h perfect ssststSctiah tts, be ta Ttier to iae gentlemen whose names are ssbsN.s
 The Pupils of ;he Bastdine School. b,,ov son. ssAtiy sssocs'ed wih .theif Teachers rvept,s t1,, aiieniiosbso necessary ta Eertn and refine tae rs. Rers. and produce kabils ot or,sfr sni rreaf. .,,, essrniIa' in the formation ci character
 Feeilng the importance ot through knnwlsara otthe Frfnch 'angGsge, naw tnd,spsnAhl. ts atyl,. edUralton, the Principals wish Co rvnst II as fst s possible ihe langDsze oi thr embellishments Tb.v propose admitting the Pupils, whe reside ia ne iemily, .o attend the French classes, sithen, sxl.s charge.
 Thelocaiion es,he city of Latte Rock is heattG,t plrasant, and accessible al ai times by steagh,a aRd stage.
 The system of eduestion, ass;slueas,y bp,s.sa aims st perfect appreciation of wlsl.yrts ats,,, ed in deyeiDflRg he moral sha AielI.etnni fsephts ---emefaeins Thorough and sS ssmslle eeniss i,eu the elementary 'o the hiahssi branches Mssihly records ol scholarship and deFofimeni afe fia,sal ted 10 Parents. whlsi every jndieieas Beitsment ,c study IS afforded,
 The sehool ls constantly under the supervision ot the boatd o Visitors, ~ho. f,om t,ne to fiIer, ek aiihe ihr various classes. s0 rrpOr their progress Terms of Tuition and Board per session of
 five nsonthS.
 .l- aE |.
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LITTLE ROCK FOUNDRY AND sMlTHERY.
 Roswell aScebe

VHOULD respectfully call the attention of the
 w public to tho above establishment. which has recently andergons thorough repair, and. hay. ing the necessary facilities is now fniy prepared to furnish to order, with great Promptness. every article n that ine of either wrought or cast Iron, Brsss or Copper. of as good material proportions, and orkmanship. and upon as cheap terms, as any other Foundry ln this country. Milirights and otkess, ordering wheels. will be pleased to give the No. of cegs and pich also the particular size and shape of the eye, wanted in each wheel. The al amster of wheel, when cast, will he of an inch per foot less---ihe same with length of a shafi.- Jrders shonId alec be accompanied with a+draught and fall description of what is wanted. and the postage paid N~
 Little Rock, Dec. 10. Is50.--il--n
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NEW GOODSl

RECEIVED, lest night. ty steamers Ise,sv,, A su6 E.aily, large los tf goods; vb,rS ,n adtA'lon to previous aTnvsis. makes the x,ork st Fancy and staple Merchandise now kave oF, bs n3 ihe most eonp'eie ] ever lave presented 10 tss pahiie and respectfully invsle Sl lefscns n eoau try ard .e~A. so call ard eaa-aia,s sle Ssu.s
 Al HUTT. saa ssgsr, Little Rock MauiS. iSst. ss
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Fresh Flour, Fc.

Fresh Flour, A'c. ID ECEIyED by last arriyaI, the following arti- IO cles, to wit:
 50 bbls. St. Louis Flour; 100 " Cincinnati |"
 20 kegs No. l. Lard
 50 bbls. and half bbls- Whiskey; i050 lbs. Tobacco; 750 .t Bar Lead For sale by 4. J. HCTT, June 4th, is5i--30. Main streef.