SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES

 As Boarxlers and day Scholars.
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MRS. HARRIS begs leave to inform the citi- MI zens of Little Rock, ard the surrounding country, that her school re-opens on Monday neri- Particular care is bestowed on the children com mit:ed to her charge. The mode of discipline pur- sued by Mrs. Harris, is one of uniform genieness, calculated to prodnce the happiest effects upon all dispositions Strict attention is paid to their mor- als. Mrs. II. hopes that unremitting attention and faithful discharge nG duty. will still prove the best evidence of her quaiihcations and now returns her sincere thanks for the patronage she has received during the last twelve months.

 The courss of instruction comprises all the higher branches of good English education.

 Mrs. H. would be pleasedto form a French class, taaght on the Oral System Of Manesca.

 Terms made known upon application at the school.

 Mrs. Harris has the honor of referring to the fol- lowing gentlemen, viz:

 Hon. b. Johnson, Col. A. F.. Thornton, Col. wm Field. Mir. Wm. F.. Woodruff, Col. A. II. Ruther. ford. Elder W. W. Stevenson, Dr. Cunningham, Col. D. Snapp.

 Little Rock, .fsg. 2S, lsl6.-5I-tE.