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Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-22

sUBsCKoLUME s-No. 50. (,
'TlON PRICE So 90 (

Dts,sreries in ChineSe.-In our o..
the ~ I'm INT, occupied the entire SapSssue OF
OF me 1fao,ae with 81 paper prepared forept
amegcan EIhndogical Society. and read before
The New YORK insorical Society, by STEPHEN
PEARL ANDREWS, ESQ announcing certain obscr.
vaons and discoveries -elatipc TO the primitive
symbolic souiication of ta Chinese characters +.
or written words. tending te.lucidae the origin
and development, and 10 iacIiita. the ACQUISITION
of that remarka BILE system of wr,e, Ionouano.''
We regret that absolutely pro.;bited from
laying this important scientific docuriicn before
our readers in our Weekly Edition by tbs press
of other matter.
Reg, riding as wo do, so far cur abtice
enable TO judge, this production of Mr.. AN a.
bREws US the first scientific and satisfactory opens
lug of s,he Chinese ladguuge TO the Occidental
World, and bearing Toluii5n 10 that living
language similar to that which the labors OF
ChampolIion bear 10 tho dead Egyptian, we hopo
that either the author one of our learned Socie-
ties will place il before the world IN moro per-
inaDent form than il is our province 10 do, and ut
the time in such manner as 10 give II lhe
widest circulation among men of science or al
Intelligent interest Of scientific aiiairs
Chinese in San Francisco.-We take the fol-
lowing description of the colony of Chinese, lately
formed in San Francisco, from The Pacific News OF
the 2Sih September
Bul we were intending 10 speak more portlcu-
larly of the Chinese. We fortunate as 10
be located in section Of the town where largo
| numbers of Chimes have pitched their tents, and
we have remarked with much interest the charac-
ter end habits of these people. From early morn
until late in the evening these industrious men arc
engaged in their occupation of house builders, OF
which great many have been exported from
China, and the quietness and order, cheerfulncss
| and temperance, which is obse rvabe IN their hab-
its, is noticed by every one Search the city
through and you will not find an idle China man,
and their cleanliness exceeds any other people we
ever
| The buildings brought from China are generally
twenty feet square, story IN height and twelve
feet from the floor 10 the ceiling The timbers are
round and many Of them very crooked. We have
noticed, in several instances, the erection of China
! buildings oil double ihe size described above, but
we suppose that ia such case two separate frames
are erected together, thus forming single build
| ing. The first movement after raising the frame
] is to attach the window. which consists of franc
and binds. without sash. The blind is 30 con.
slructed 10 close itself by lis own weight, the
sui being Of double width outside. The timber
is very uniform in size, and about six or eight
| inches in diameter. The boards are wellrsea-s,
sph6dsp dfesemtls ga n5tfis4 4n>tedars TEt pnco<'
dc@d Niness baIdine suth h a - hnso desc ribeds =
libetsa.aso1se egsatpne il y Il tftR kBi5feg,
I59Fsxsfs Sotysts az ssssnPty M Asns ny ~ =
sf{dss5@s {ds5s. 9fof3gst tEosn go iits ~ =
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-22

Wea7th.-Marin lnlcr sad. /" Wealth is the
smallest gift of God. What isit .c be compared
with His word. or copoea gifts, such as beau.
,y, health, and activity What isit to the gifts
Of the mind, such intaect, science and taste2''
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-22

.S,eam Po,ceY in France.-An official report TO
the French Government shows that The numDer
of steam engines employed in France mas
| s;,ce 1877 from five hundred to ten thousand.
There have been but forty accidents in all that
time, and during the three years which e'apsoo
between iS34uaAi 81 aal single accIdeaL Mss
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-22


address at New York, thus elonentiy eu'oe''0'
the lamented Worth:
Worth was the very spirit and romance S<s-N
soldier. There was, in his whole bearing, his :
erect carriage, his manly and handsome figure,
superb horsemanship, brilliant black eye, dashing
bold style of language und Of conduct, everything
10 recall, rather Saladn a Francis, than
mere mechanical soldier. Yet he possessed and
evnced, upon oil grea, occasions. prudence, judg-
ment, and skill, tha. have not been exceeded in
our military history. He received no early mill
tary education. and is q remarkable instance Of
The manner in which genius d.fles and iriumphs
over every obstacle. His courage was not H.
that of other mem mere of duty
fear Of evading it bu, il seemd o ubso
Of danger, that exulted in the pc ills ant
men, Of battle as a positive onj'yment.
Peace to the ashes Of Gen. W. t. =
rugged northern climate. pk 80
practical people, and in as- ~. srd for 10
possessed the zeal, ardor. FF~F<H
der, the gallantry, chjst ~ .yor cl:ews
troubadour. Courting d; ~ .x>rh-----,y :,
upon hundred baitie-f ~ -
like the gallant mon at 80
Of tho brave who have p I'D
tho inglorious shat Of d.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-22

Eds Men.-Pai n.sa q
the earth ful OF good l
and all manner Of joilit,
the atmosphere; their O.,
OF men, they are. tho q
hoopcd, pressed dow -
They are ships fro
full Of old vino, ant
holds. Sift and "a
easy of C Itre. y <{
tys they 70 too OF
faced KIN yes. fk
and a ia purse, M
ews; TO philosopl
lion, as to how
Eries of wine
mill during tn, q
Fat m "a are d
old Lambert is
adise.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-22
CURlOkTIES.

A few pieces picked uHfser the morning broke
A shingle from the hose that Jack buM.
Solinters from the Norl Pole.
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DOunestic Ports.

BOSTON Msy lsAr .hp Aaa. .of Poftsmouie' 'arus'
b.l-s Msra. Maze SAT- H., ~ar1. Cay Oafseos'
Br,sr MstsaIss. asa OF wAteboro snao1s OAI',ai,
isrd fofiIsns ssfor3 60 G4nar- loi Ihouaspl -
v,rf 40 Besa Giouces,s Bates Wnugt o. NC iao'
krsr R-her. Aersadras C--rt ryder. ftsdeghn ~ %
we >slson. Bsnl Doch-ef bf shf : si
"a F,,s, fciou y. sfsa Cfo~a Hear, Wnesnr - Ai'-~
,.ge VI Barre 90 Maraa Am NsHce. aiorssrrs- " Nan
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rs. A. Acfitr A'-rsr.sr n.t.rt. - ktc1- ffnsa-
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- $50 su- lsrroufa y. Ne-i Lsor- B-ig-~sier y
N-r ID. u-'s.. " NmHt, Wool - sohu NB. sctrs -
M N.u5ar gfi Ch~rer r. ie hor. UfaAas oi Fa~tlclst
80 - Iu.r Gaia k'r-rs s-- rlan. Nr7aoa. -
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v.l., n.asr.ooi,s. Eeho. Wsis 6'i.n~f s'-s,s' tsf
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tr.ss H.rsrx. >h-iirt 49,. -. p...r. rr.o.5.3 3
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- $50. Pr - B-ck g. Hsafy Pew { - 90
80, g,rr. 81; h-ri Rrucc. k,cA-it 90 So
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20 49,. Ar~a NYors irlti-.. sie~sri, O." ~
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Couuterleit - on the Troy city Bank have ap-
pearcd-lcftcr A. vignette Neptune seated letter on
each corner on right margin a steamship on the loft
y. y state purports 10 be engraved by Rawdon.
Wright and Hatch-pspcr light
Company has been formed at Rochester, Of
twenty cuzens. ia connection with Mr. J. g Wordsworth
Of Genesoe for the manufacture Of Cotton Goods un-
der favorable auspices.
The Mercantile Marine Insurance Co. Of Bos-
ton have declared semi annual dividend Of 2 Ct.
The citizens Of Springfield, Ohio, have decided
in favor of subscription Of $4,000 by the Town
Council 10 the stock Of the Columbus Rsilrc
The Mutual Benefit Life lnsuranc o. Of
Portsmouth lNa) issued during the month Of April,
ia policies. Of which - were to merchants aud
trade,s
Business operations ia Boston have experienced
no change the spirit Of dizziness sul prevails. Mo
ney continues decline in price but there is stll de-
mand beyond the ability Of the Banks to supply. The
street rate lor good paper is from to 10 q cent
stocks which pay dividends are improving in value
necessary consequence of the falling price Of Money
and the general inactivity Of business.
Business and Money matters in Maine, 1t IS
sad are to be materially affected by the condition OF
the Lumber market The amount Of Timber cut the
last Winter was much reduced. A printed report has
just been circulated of the survey by the buckfcld
Branch Railroad Co for the extension OF their road to
Canton Point The distance not quite fifteen miles
the estimated cost, Sl9l3l5
The Norfolk unity Railroad running from the
terminus OF the Delaware Branch Road twenty six
miles 10 Boston was opened IN the early part Of the
week
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DRY GOODS.
NEW AND DESIRABLE DRY GOODS
EETK nIAN 4 CUTTER,


AND Sd CANAL-ST. corner OF Mercer, mex 10
- = Broadway. would cal tie attention OF the public 70
b, unusually age and we-selecied assortment Of ash
.h,e Dry Goods which have been selected with grea.
care and purchased under favorable c-rcrnstances and
Will be sold - oy no, lower, than Tie same quality OF
.le..u, Good. can be purchased Their siocs Of
CANTON CRAZE SHAWLS AND SCARFs.
rom 81 Up 5 one Of lie largest aui most varied IL TIE
ety. al prces fully - per cent, iess o. an formerly Their
assortment OF
PARIS VlSITES AND MANTlLLA>
o., their own manufacture and importation. both psiu en-
sroi-rcd and elegantly trimmed, worthy the attention
o, purchasers a. hey have entirely new styles and pat
crs moi 20 e found elsewhere and they VIII be offered ~
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
C. would also ca. the 81 their customers 20
.le.r large assorimentoi
RICH SlLkS,
consisting OF new ~ e. OF PLAID Changeabe AMI Inc
Check Giace and Gro lie Rhine Slks. from IS 81 70 os Sd
Also fun h. 81 usercd Plaid SKIS a. - sd Black Gro
De Rhine OF brilliant aser 10 - a. 4 and up Fo1lard
silks innew designs. from s. 10 Is 81.
DRESS GOODS.
IN every variety consisting Of rch. sgured embroidered
s, srre and an BaTeges and Grenadines, from i 81
u, Bareilon and Chameleon LasTes. roi du N0ri,
- Tissues Embroidered and Chambray G.n CHAIN. Print
"a Iaeoue,. French Lawns and Organdies, sA and Lin
e Lu.trrs &C iu grea variety, together with genera
assortment Of
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES
r4n. al superior make 81 20 IA L.n-u DanlasAs -
r,s Linen Sheet.ur-. Napkins. Table Clo,hs DraPery
,,,.ro.Nr BAG fee. confident iAai a. examination
. ana t,..r entire stock " u be io1ai worthy Of Tie
,.,. ,.bH- uivlb SUI
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- DR., -,vavne,- Compound syrup OF Wild

berry ro4,o.ui % fe- efahe retsi.c .' r. CAL.
Nd t,eriv because that ar'ic.ei- f1e aass oi i' r
gararlu .- combined w'l DINER p, -ir' "i.-' -a
a utmost -aciercy le gwen 90 .- good qualities as o
porter AMI pre-,rgcr The powers and functions %
li.. ~ has n0eCl-l
3D., ...r,, ta. ls-a that a- lie Ni chsrY. as
r,.ft.r rultl o.ler sr',- produced m-ir-- .As
tY- aofI 1 '-H
d. -W.4&l', Principal Office, where .Ae o4.y se-l-
nr preparation ~ Wild Cherry prepared, northwest
corner Of Eighth and Race sf-.
A.fNrs FOR NEA.l0Rg CIrY.-C. n rise. cor Broad
yav and Joia-sf. p q. WARNrE. rs B.eecker--i'
S.Sns lss Bowerv: J. {. HART 3i8 Grand-si' :
LfpIs ~ Gr.enwich-sf, j. B DoDD, III Broadway 4
b s. d SANDS. cor Fulton aud William si-- ktsHToN,
C,.RK Co no Broadway and 90 Aston House HAyi-
La~n KFEsE CO 90 Ma.den-lsue Mrs. HAYES, 49, Fli-
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ASHES god demand nr ssss no nj. =, o.
Pe.f. in sir demand - 550db6s-s
Cotton he ornate a8-. ty - steamer are asor.b-
Telegraph and The baoysncy note 81 ye.rf
les apparent a. day Tie sales se come lp oaes harei
FLOUR AND NFAL-T- marie, or ws,e,u aud State Fsur
yesterday, The low grs3ss hrm. Wills tbs be-
eraiss heay AID lover The demand iar o NE "a an
Eastern of $500 oo at a1t 81 for lfN
tFr hr sTeght O"nr-ee snd Wef'fn f'"t ~ 10Y ''i'
iudns and mehu tha5 = or fancy OHIO ls0o - o pure
Gen-se hOab IS for fancy state snd 7bao Ss i es %
te sales some hoo bos we're Tor s'po 10 eonp's
the market Southern Flour quiet Some 80 o.
aud &c r.io~n For N-V ORLEANS th- naItst heavy Lun-
.ae. at 46kd475 Mefourr 10 FAR demand Sales 80 DBL
ads9t cora Meal firm 30 0o Jefssy soi ai4'a BfanSy
GKAiS-Hosers Of wheat are prc,s eos- til. OF
namnsl rive quiet with sales Jl bu-h At - ee
lN-f-d No b,r@ 'f-rg Oa,s are 10 GOD aensid al Sc
% T., oes =, ~ ,1 b7 n, soub,rp 81 as for d. .b-
ssd ID tor ,sow ssaba Or Low ~ mN~d Western. and 81 a
OK Northern nd Jersey yellow closing Al o. sad a De
WulsHY-The mar-t better sale, Of 20 tbs Pn.on =
eo1 9lic os.h. End hmds- sos tone .
"a With g. thi- Boz .f. b, su4O
of Prime M-s 30 10 sod a. about d. ..
aos ~ SOUR me- b1stS7 Be.. the arrival. Boz co.
frPnn- sliaIl ~ fr Mes Pm- Nes- peais,
oana 4 40 cut Meat. are 6ru-r and go i csrsnd pa
or-ror 100 sale. ll th;sp plan Ham. S3s- shoud-r
taIa of fr -si-t. i~' thds Ham. sol baht lar
gt~r - s.b- Al MA a. N-.,esa to aat q y Ora q
C,uHfv Cheese Qu~t sm.a sfs.stfa'c
40 Ws,e D. frn-s Sa-. ~ %. -rpor, st sch
market do ior aa-.schussts M.cAef- at 10 % e.
y, bs7 Aas6 ff y, and IS TT 50 Dr. COD stead,
sju ss saes 900 boxes sealed Her g At -
TALLOw-TAs make, steady With sales - sb. counr
MIR e'r .o.'.-t Sales 100 ,e. s:.d =, 81
BEEsM I'VE sale 90 900 = pune >oothen yellow
sIr. srd 500 n prne Sfafh-rn Al &c. c.-h
SVGAKSthe market quiet SAes 100 hhds gosd New Vfeaa
at a.. and loC boies brown At ~ Nos
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Iopdou Markets.

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80 sts,sasy pis-' o. 90. ~ ,l -. -
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CIRCUIT CouRr-No. 81. 55 -, 49, 49, 81. 81, o. 49, s.
IN II. -. 75 "a 10 81.
CosiMoS fLtAs-Pari Nos. lo7 T. o. 80, 49, 1885, ls7.
r Part li-NO trials
StPRrME tOUR1-Gcncrai Term The Calendar was
a. Jed o. Tar as No. o.
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"''''''''- ''"''' As '' saaisG. BROTHERS co
~ The two unfortunate Cinnamon who wer

rescued from death by Capt Rogers, of the ship Co
qumbo. are 10 be taken back to China m the new
EMP HeicOn, which ia about to sail from this port
Capt Josiah surgs, Of the Revenue cutter Hamilton
collected sufficient funds, m few hours, to procure
the China passage in the liclcon, and 10 obtain
such clothing and other articles will make them com
Portable on the passage Boston adv.
EAsToS. Pa. Nav Those who profess to
know the views of the Lchgh Com and Navigation
Company say they determined 10 do without their
coal the whole season. rather than gi'o ihc additional
freight Of ten cents per ton
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From slsAL. YUcArAS.-The brig Anna Maria.
Captain Mayo from slsa April IT, arrived q; this port
Yesterday Capt Mayo reports that hen he left Sissl
expedition numbering several thousands among
which many Americans. about 20 sail - attack
bacslar 'he principal stronghold Of the indians.
Boston kuuutHcsn 18th
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DrBLlsHED THIS DAf-T4e u story tnl PRACTICE "
L Photography. 0r fae ir0t4ct.la NJ Pictures ' lit
the agency of llf containing al t- Instruction rf.rs
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J a. q williamson. Man Street, hawthorne. A-4sc
Of Reorss.rfaf.e Govern nent. Pertains ke-sfence
3D. 4. 81 Government IA Tnoreali Language, 20 Tor
Ve,,fsron ,b1u, salem Mac sn En.lsh R--.lrnf Poe.
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IFEW SHARES

l s.,-f-f.-- r4u be hal ty eu'erQrs-rg practical
- man v,ro desire to accompany the eNqei uon ~
,i sr, r6 ~ b leI,ck 4 NJ and "a 7 VI The pans
of s Company ARE believed 70 be NJ oesi mailr.d' all
rs-- r.-ss . ~ b. sk-a bv The JOINT >ocs C. under
= e /. rccrou OF az experienced and we--kno"n note-
kecrer aai his adv % s1pe-in,1 "a PC ~ !. :
..-lr--e fn each member ne INJURY % Souu Ao-i :.
tnle OF leisure OF sck1ess, without expense u!
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HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY OF THE BIBLE
I, n. BUTLER ~ 60. ~ Nlnorst Pai.aie phi'

I, n. BUTLER ~ 60. - M.aorst Pai.aie Pima,
b.. - 1r1 sle+ A. Hl.f0rcl. Gcngraphy of ne
Rib. hv Rev Lyman Coleman, d D. ll.asirated 3y hsp-
from The latest and 0r. authorities " far1as cDin -
rlnoued IN the scriptures win qie-lons alaplnE 20
Srnoo's Bible 4 .asses and sunday schools
Bv this work the reader - assisted - study m epAnr'
. the .orv and GEOGRAPHY of the Bible, both 0f wneh
sra hv TIL. means made more nieresfl. and lsilltr
Tls indeed tho only way 70 interest DE- yol1s % lr
,,.iv n Sa~r.I (,-oeranh- T. 81 boos for sunday
S~boo. Bibs Cas.e- ri sh Schools. Academies and COB.
,es-s rs well for far-l and n-r4c'ors -l4 A. "l'
loud read w..l lle.el .lfcresi'l e sacred 'crf
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AUCTION SALES.
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IrNIOS HALL. SARATOGA SPRINGS, y y e.
~. IA AsLI A-.rNN pI-INAM s II n uALHnnN

/ NJ. WASHiNGTON PUTNAM H. II HAIHORN
Propreur- take pleasure 10 announcing 90 NE plnc '4
VloN HALL WI ue open Tor the reception OF 'ls..t' ODD
Monday. fle I'D day ui May next
since last season The man building has heen EXTENDED
a. feet ON Broadway adding 90 their former extensive &C.
cummoisuons new par.or ~ by " feet and ID ieci h A
making 90 all parlor 500 feet long and % feet WIDE ana
nlfnler OF new and pheasant lodging rooms
Their former principal Draw n. room las also SINCE la-
season been entirely epapored. Tepaucd and oacrN se
thoroughly improved. ami iOors have been added
Their pf waite Family Cottages have since asi season
been removed more retired and shaded position VIII
Ia the garden where they command view rom hef
ron Of the whole grounds and that portion OF Broadway
ID the vicinity of Congress Spnng
Apart from these mpfoS eneuis, TINS r-irns!'e csaJsA
eni il 90 well known scarcely 20 require description
suffice % say occupies frontage O. Az feet on broad
way and COn-re,s-si.
The spacious saloons, Dining Halls and PiaIIas' ana
SO the deg htiu garden and pleasure grounds cover
about four scrts OF land. while re close vicinity 20 me
msfiv celebrated Congress Sprng being aocll ~ rrl
Wr-i render. % most euvlab.e locality
Tie whole building Las again undergone Wofo-eA re-
nar and he saloons. dining rooms. halls, pazzA &c
been thoroughly renovated hv the hsnd oi painter and
every department furnished WITH ell possible resaa 20
taste and convenience which = confidently tee. Ell,
uuel win tile personal cNerous OF The proprietor Wal
eve rulre satisfaction ana ensure le continuance o d
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