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EOHN SMITH informs his old fr;ena. QS customers, that he has removed ;se b;aa ana to the East end of Col. Ashley's Brick Pa Psa0p where he will continue to carry on the s0S' TAILORING BUSINRSs in all it's branches, in the best and roogt eS'' ionable style-equal to any. he trusts 'asi' aa' can be done in the Eastern cities. Ali An sts sla' wish to have well fitting clothes. and asa9 Ma0 work, would do well to call e s0Oa N. Any of my friends living abroad ', wishing to send their measure to me. br aa al serving the following directions and forw.oo IVY oo' ing their measure, can be fitted in style s'u'

 .Heasure tfa,- d Coat. Length of waist.

 The hcighto of tic man.

 Length of breast.

 No. of inches round the breast.

 No. of inches round the waist. ins, ,t..3 the hip bone. N0ose Length of arm, from back seam to .kn,., les of the hand, the arm held square. N'A For Pantaloons--F'rom the hin to Il. heel of the shoe. us The vest is taken by the measure of il. coat. 'u'

 TO JOURNEYMEN TAILORs Three or four Journeymen can find o. ployment until next summer, by applyine eql' .. me, at S7 per Coat without extras--if t5sU " understand their business. ''S

 JOHN SMITH Little Rock, Feb. %, 1855.