Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-11-24
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 noduce and the supply of our
 ,,s Below will be found notices
 of frst-cIass houses in the different
 branches of business. Read them, and
 when visiting the city or ordering goods you will know where to best supply your wants:
 C. W. SruRpIvANT & Co.--Thcy have on hand good stock of groceries, plantation supplies, etc., and will make the most liberal advances on cotton received-advancing four-ffths of its value if asked. In this firm is our old friend, Joe Ncvils, an excellent cotton salesman, prompt and reliable in his business transactions. Remember their place of business is at the old stand, 1S2 Front street.
 PULLMAN & VIENNA--Importers and dealers in guns, pistols, ammunition, fishing tackle, etc, 345 Main street. Our merchants and sporting friends wanting anything enumerated in their card would do well to send them an order. It will be attended to correctly and promptly.
 c. c. WARD x BRo.--This is first class wholesale drug house, and any of our readers in this kind of business who have not been dealing with them should give them trial. They warrant satisfaction. Their place of business is at the corner of Main and Adams streets, opposite Worsham House.
 PETIT & SIMPsoN.-These are rclia- ble and energetic business men, and the interests of shippers and planters will not suffer in their hands. They will make liberal advances on consign- ments and fill orders for supplies at the lowest rates. See advertisement.
 Jos. s. LEVITT & Colour merchants should mako note of their advertise ment. They make speciality of shoe goods, and can successfully compete with any market this side of Boston. Read their notice and call on them at 336 Main street.
 MERRIAM, BYRD < Co.-We would especially direct the attention of our readers to the advertisement of this house. Those of our readers wanting anything in the jewelry line, should not fail to give them call. They are responsible dealers, and parties can re- 1y upon their representations in regard to their wares. Call at 275 Main street
 The Memphis Oil Can Manufactory 336 Second street, under the direction of Messrs. Jukes & Scott, the proprie- tors, offer to the public all kinds of stoves, siates, tinware, aurora and coal oils, lamps, lamp chimneys, and other articles in their line, at low prices.
 Moores, Smith X Co.,, 342 Main st.. have large and varied assortment of saddlery, hardware, leather and shoe findings, tanners tools, and everything needed which they offer low.
 Church lS Co.,. No. 3l5 Main street, SuCCtsSoiS to oiNiOLh ~ SC.y aiV III thp market with an extensive stock of books and stationary of all kinds, and are prepared to manufacture blank books of any description, steamboat books and court dockets, &c. School books in any quantity and at fair prices.
 A. J. Montgomery, an old and much 4aa o;t nf Man,nhss who has many friends in Arkansas, is with the house of Price < Terry, cot ton factors, No. l5 Union street, Mem phis, where he is ready to serve his friends. Comment from us is unncc- esssry.
 The co-partnership existing under the firm style of Wormely, Pickett x Co. was dissolved by limitation on the lst of July last. Mir Pickett has charge of the books and accounts, and will continue business under the firm style of W. s. Pickett < Co.,, and solicits 9 share of public patronage. 1
 The highest premiums for excellence throughout the United States and Eu- rope have been awarded to the Grover X Baker sewing machine. They can be had at the office of the company No. 325 Main street, Memphis.
 Rice & Engel, No. 233 Main street, Memphis, propose to sell goods a little cheaper than any responsible house in that city. Mir. Rice is an old citizen of Arkansas, and wishes his friends to call when they visit the city.
 R. D. Ward & Co.,, 232 Main street, Memphis, have large supply of all kind of choice garden, grass and field seeds together, with all sorts of agri- cultural implements. D. Ward has been in business in the city long enough to understand thoroughly the wants of the people.
 The old and reliable house of F. | Lane X Co., corner of Union and Front l street, is still doing Cotton Factorage and general commission business, and as ready AS ever to serve their friends | throughout Arkansas.
 J. T. IIandlan X Co.,. 279 Main street, i are prepared to shoe the entire state :; their immense stock of hats, shoes, la- dies furs, &c., is open for inspection, and they ask liberal share of patron age from the citizens of White river district.
 ALI lIsoN BRoTHERs.--The advertise ment of ti.is large hardware house will | be found in the double column, and we invite the attention of our readers to | it. They are responsible dealers, and |