u. s. POST COACH I'M
FROM LITTLE ROCK TO WASINGl


AND HOT SPRINGS.
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THE undersigned, contractors for crrIing !
l. S. Mail from Little Rock TO Wasfnson and
Springs, have the satisfac ction of inforsini the \
that their lines Of splendid Troy Post (oahe' 'n|
in full operation. -. .--0


Passengers for Washington and Ho! s3ings,
Little Rock every Tuesday, Thursday S.s9
morning. at daylight, in 4 horse Pd Cs]
in which they are conveyed to Fair PaXRey.1
40 miles, and from thence the pussejen fa|
Springs are conveyed through. the san4dsy' 81
same Coaches those for Washington transI
to splendid new horse Post coaches, at thir PlsJi
reach Washington the next day aftefsving
Rock. On their return, the Coaches fri WasnlJ
and Hot Springs again Intersect at FaPlay,


rive at Little Rock every Wednesdt Frid,J
Sunday evening at sun un,down-cominIthrong
the former place in twodays, and I latter !
day.
The proprietors have careful, sober ind eIPslJ
ed drivers. and pledge themselves to frs nel'n'|
Dor nor expense to give general satisfaion TO an
may patronize them. IL
Fare--To Washington, $40 to Hopping, III
Stoge-e6iee. at the Anthony House, ltlo R'cA


at the Lafayette House, Wsshingtq
pAll baggage at the risk Of the fners, ,sr


SNAP& HOWbD:
Nov..23, l644-42.tc