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STREET. LITTLE ROCK.

 NHIS we'll known establishment,

 located in inc business part of Fcity has justundergone a thorough pair, and has been almost entirely htted and furnished, for the ac- he public.

 Every respectfully announces to his |friends, and the public generally, Epared to extend to the travelling Eent visitors, and boarders, accom- assed by any establishment westof and pledges himself that every at ehdered to promote the comfort of k his house, that vigilance and f.

 being determined to spare neither (Ase in giving satisfaction to his to meritthe patronage of the pub his ales, wines, liquors, and se- that the New Orleans market can De is confident, he having, with lied them himself. He has also Is for ice sufficient for the whole |oa Brownstout always in bottles :: bit. His cooks are celebrated in :; his servants faithful and atten- Fusty and courteous.

 Parties, every. attainable dellcacy Tn superior manner, and at the prices.

 us brick stables are under the man David Sl1elton, where carriages, s, are always ready for those who mail, carried in elegant and com e coaches, for the accommodation this house tri-weekly, and ac- es can at any time be procured on Oy applying to the proprietor, who whose courteous department and nds, in some measure, to soothe flesh is heir to.

 e Montgomery's Point and Rock me Of stages, is also kent at this

 oi the proprietors can be found,

 deslrous to accommt date. and attention and regularity, is not Stockton or a Reside; and also, fan Buren mail line, whose agent nd at his post. @

 at landing, passengers will always s' and drays, in attendance.

 JOHN BROWN.

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