SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES

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MRS HARRIS begs leave to inform the ci,i- MI xens Of Little Rock. afd the surrounding cDnntfy. that her school re-opens oa Monday asxf- pa,tieaiaf care Is bestowed en the children com niisad to her charge. The mode of discipline pur- saei hy Mfs. Hssfis is one of uniform gentieness, calculated to pfoduee tbe happiest effects upon all ispositions Strict attentisa is pad to their nor .ls Mss. H. hopes that unremiifins attention. and

 iifal discharge nf duty, vii! still prove the best eyldenea of her qualifications and now returns hef isseere thanks for the patronage she has received ssszs iisx tke Iaat twelve months.

 Ih6 ccufse of instfncton comprises all the iigher hfaaslAss of gced English eincasioa.

 Mfs H would De pleased to form a French class. tauxkl on ths Oral system of Manesca.

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 {fs. Harris has the honor of referring to the foi- .oskine genilemen, yiz:

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