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FD&4 N Y Eu b trfs .-f V NP A ~ EHAM STREET, LITTLE ROCK. FFNHlS well known establishment, ] located in inc business part oi E the city ,has iustundergonc thorough l repair, and has been almost entirely Efelitted and re-lurnished, for the ac- of the public.

 | |etor very spectfully announces to his E, his friends, and the public generally, |s prepared to extend to the travelling transient visitors, aud boarders, accom- by any establishment Westoi |fs, and pledges himself that every at be rendered to promote the comfort of |siting lis house, that vigilance and fi- I.ow, being determined to spare neither |expense in giving satisfaction to his |opes to merit the patronage oi the pub

 as of his ales, wines, liquors, and se- best that the New Orleans market eaa | bis he is confident, he having, Wiih selected them himself. He has also |emenis for ice sufficient for the whole London BroWnstout always in bottles |a draft. His cooks are celebrated m fnent his servants faithful and atten- |iers trusty and courteous.

 ! and parties, every attainable dellcacy

 up in a superior manner, and at the |oie prices.

 0dious brick stables are under the man.

 Mir, David SheIton, where carriages,

 horses, are always ready for those who

 bring mail, carried in elegant and com

 horse coaches, for the accommodation

 leaves this house tri-weel,ly, and ac-

 stages can at any time be procured on

 'ns, by applying to the proprietor, who

 and whose courteous department and |Se tends, in some measure, to soothe E that flesh is heir to.

 of the Montgomery's Point and Rock fy line Of stages, is also kent at this

 2 one of the proprietors can be found. y and desirous to accommt date. and |aalty, attention and regularity, IS not en by a Stockton or Reside; and also, nor Van BHren mail line, whose agent De found at his post

 aA-boat landing, passengers will always

 porters, and drays, in attendance. JOHN BROWN. F. Fe5. l9, 1915. 23-tf