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Foreign Items.

Louis Napoleon is unmarried His coisin whose erstocraical title Is Inc Princes Mathiiie Demi5of is 10 Go the honors Of the Presidential palace. The husband of the Princess is a Russian Prince cousin to ihe Emperor Nicholas but they have been sepa- Tated for some time Sae Is sadto be of masctline style Of beauty and of very Gashng appearance. Emile de Gifardin, tie famous editor, is her Gac. ietam and she Is escorted sbou, hy Edgar Fay, the Presidents first ad-de-camp
 \ sign of life has appeared in Portugal: journal, edited with talent, has just appeared thrre having Tor its ;it!e "Ihe Federal and Democratic Pe- ninsuia." Itsupporis the confederation oG the two kingdoms of Spain and Portugal.
 Schleget, n his Philosophy of History, speaking of taat stuPehGous fabric. the wall oC China says "Sueh is the height and thickness of this wall, that has been calculated that its cubic contents exceed those Of all the buildings of England and Scotland ' Ihe annual s@eePings Of the streets of Paris sell for St7,uao af1er they are collected in the depot, Tor manHre.
 Ia feagerafie Pceif7se says 1t is positive fact, that the house Of Noiasehild Is now wiudiag up is siIins. as regarcs the Paris establishment
 The New | ofk Iournst of Somiaefce through a Loudoa correspondent. is gi' ing for the election of Lous Napoleon Among other things. are told. Louis Napoleon Was supported bI great numbers of poor persous. and friends of the poor, who lad more confidence iH his humanity than in that of CaVaignae. 4 few years ago, Louis published panpf+,t in LoHdon. on the subject of
 
 many earnest advocates of the poor"
 An eNtraorcisary case Of seli-destructen has just occurred at Berlin The Cead body of a man was found by the constsbuary, al daylight. iu a sitting posture, one of the benches a the Thier garden. rom an examination, il appeared that the man must have placed small pocket Of gunpowder in his mouth, igni;ed II, and thus blown bis head to pieces.
 Six hundred slaves were murdered lately by the chiefs st Palma. because they could not sell them. Four hundred couples have been divorced within the last ten wears, In the Ialacd oi Jersey
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caolsra fn NJ, opi..-The St. Louis Regus.ieaa

Cholera in St. -ouis-The St. Louis Repubiieaa. of the 2iih nil, nys:
 ''No additional cases 10 tho5e previously noticed were reported 70 he beath-oIiceI yestet1ay. On yesterday, he F inst, two cases occurred at the Sisters Hospiis being mother and daughter, and making five mf 5ers of a family who resided ou sixth street. brl e.a Locu.t and St Charles, that have died of tli disease since Monday last We understand ths1 meeting of the phy sicians of our ely was held ot Thufsdsy evening. with a view oi consulting ia rrs reacs to tAe approach and actual existehce of tis disease, the fssait of which We were unable to Scertain We have no doubt. how ever. that ai act al eases of cholera have been Gafted 10 the Bfa oi Health, and that The hnRdFri rumofs abroad rsspeeting the increased ngihber oi cases in ihe ciix are without fouHdalion.9
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Almanacs-4imanaes.

NOR SALE-Fhe ARKAxsAs PLasTHRs' AND 4 MERCHANTS ALMANAC, for the year lS49. adapted 10 the merdians Of Little Rock, s. Louis. Nashville, Jackson and Ney Orleans, aud containing besides the Caieuddr, Coneftet DgteeteF and spe- cie table. together w,th tables of weights n,easntes ahd money rA,es of fire ssd tiScr nsuranre s a rec lreted boats, taT If lsl6 aud Slate Satisfies Price i0cetts al retail, si per dozen, and S per hGn sd Orders. rompanird with the eash will hs promptly attended to-
 jan. lst Is49 PHILIP l. ANTHONY
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IT. The II Q of the House of Representatives was ye;terday unday) crowded to IS utmost ca paciiy by an ae.ence of Inc highest respeeiabitl, draSn togehek heara sefmoB from the Rev. Dr Henry B. BIssn, Of Kentucky. Among ihe ne- mefogs diguitp present our TepofieT noiced tbp President oi D United States and the Speaker af the House. q tex from which Df B4scogn de lisered his dl& urse was Galatians, 6th chapter, aud 4lih verseE
 Bat God I'd that should glory, save in the cross of oar La Jesus ChIist, hy whom the world is eracitied Euk ae, and nnio the W0Fld."
 l. was mes @loqaen, effort, well worthy Of ihe fame ot ibe dk ngensted paipit ora'or. and cem- handed he psei4ud attention of al. present
 Nal -nteiasencer.
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PIRI.IC NnrIfr.

x~sA THE UNDERSIGNED. late oi ;hs I.i,. ss.s lle Rock Ci,y Ho,ri. hes takea saa rsf'tea 4-A-4iLs Fiank1n Hosse. at the steamboat ,aad- ing ~ith ;hs intention ot keeping tavern WleIe a.y osd pNlrens and trends and tAe pahtc geayyAiiv, can bHd ms. My fare shall ec tas best ths eoan,ry affords; charges shsll be such as su,t the tiiaes \ share oI public patronage is solicited.
 lanSngaS \ HOOPER Pv.,sys ysr
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RFDfK WOTEV.

<SzA MAJOR PELHAM has isAsea. and win
 s.sI oPen teE tho .aecomrla.a.iesef ef visitors and -A-k-Lbosssisis. br the day, Donsh af year. that large brick edi6ee oa he bank ef sae rsvrr the 6fs, below 'he State heuse. in se city of Isisle Rnrk, Aisanses. The hoasc has heua thoroughly ei-assed and repsIret. ne~ly furnished and entirely Feaa- Vsted Ia every respect itis table wili alWsys Se abandaRiiv supplied wl,h he very heSt the nsiket a!ios1s. \ Reading Rea@ has keca ops;ssys, ia which may aiasts be lound newspapers from va,i- GUS pats ei lhe uaitet states. ian3a
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XElLEh pRnrnSlLH raa RnIrGS

CEALED PROPOSALS will be reeeived at the - office of the Little Rock Arsenal Ecl 100 00a hard harned red bricks oi the following sacnsiors vis; sie in 4l4 4-23s to be ready far delivery on inc hrSt day ot Matca (eNsang.l a, ihe kiln. with the privilege of increasing diminishing hs qean- uiy one-thlrd.
 A sam Ie Uf the bFiFks, which wit be received, can be a. the office hf Inc Arsenal.
 1s- Proposals will be received uaia the fOth day of February.
 D. BUTLER. II S.K.. eJ Ord, Uissssg. lLtiie Rack Afsenal. Ian. C. ISIq
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1nINTY RnAnS.

NOTICE i- hereby given that special aa- ioaraed term of the county court ef Pulsski eonniy Win be heli MoRday, tho I2sh day of February, \. D iS49 at the court hoase. at which, all persons having business, sud al persons ln,ef- ested in the roads ef the coaaty as well as each justice of ihe peace in each tawnsip, arc respect. tulty aad earnestly requested i0 attend,
 By er!a2 oi the coaft.
 ian9o.eN GuRpoNN. rEAT. sferk.
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OFFSUR or taE SEcRsTARy or SFArRl
 flfffe Hask IanuaFv ISgg

sFFftfN : ' NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to the Clerks of the several counties in this State thg, the Jef fsFsqnaaa. aewspapef published by William E. smith, u, Pine Biaa, Jefferson county. has been lec,e for the publication of all notices of estrays for the year lsie, required by law he published aud that the price agreed npon trtp-oRs ceats for eaeh eStray. DAVID E GREER,
 SeeTstayy q state. January 2 Isiq IS-
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CorrespoRaeRee cf M Banner.
 PARTING WORDS.

BT REV JOHN NEwLAND AAFFTTT.
 Last words spoken to departing friends, in all na- tons, among the tenderest and the longest re- ;nembered impressions of human language. The vale of the Romans was simple farewell, without any reference to duty To them the future life was night, if not fabulous dream. The aaitas and Gddios of France and Spain, derived from the Latin words ad dio 10 God. are sweet and touching but they all want the prayerfu solemn feryency of the good old hearty English good bye;" the well known contraction of the words, God be with you." This should ever be the farewell of an aectionae Chris tian when parting f:om friends, to nee. again either on earth or in Heaven.
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llIkPATCII

\ J HuTT has received, per steamer DIS A. P.A1CH, and for ssl~ low foF. Casb, Cotton. af Coon. the ioiiosiog articles, to a,t.
 iot of1l l, 2, 5 1 g.!Ioa, stone jug. k ehgrns'
 bbl A 1 Coppsras: 10 boxes Star Caadses, 10 boxes No. l SoAp box Starch;
 5ls lbs. bar Lead; l1 e4gs saoi;
 ksgs Dupoal's PoSdsg; 10 nsIf kegs do.
 kegs sd. Saiis, kegs si. doi kegs iod do. 1000 lbs. Hope Cotton Y.sn, lz0 ibs. A Steel, 40 hbs whisky, 70 hal: Sbss ao.
 ALSO Bssr~is a74 haf sarsis EcLAssEs. sec AR, ke s,e- ites
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 T Rich BM of Laaiag.-in the ilst vessel from our port, bound 10, the goii region, (Califoruia,) young adyeHiarer wiih a small capital has selected the most available s,ock that in our view oi human affairs. man could possibly conceive, as bound mol only 10 sell, bai realize stupendoas percentage on the capital iB~@asss. Hs h@s engaged freight ffs five barrels, and passage for himself, and what do YOU think these ive barrels coatain None but those of philosophical turn would readily imagine. We'll three barrels contain first Iale jersey Hgaiatag alias New EngIdud rum One barrel of American playing cards, assorted brands, with all, more or less, of the private marks and sgas as supposed 10 be sci forth u Hogles and GrsenS irea,ises on po- ker, loo. eucc. old slrdge, &c The finn barrels Is hilrh 10 alter sudocsloD, ~ith all sorts. sizes and known specimens oi dioe from the ioadst srticle t0 the double siXes. fresh from the bone yard. To scanning the bill oflhis bold eutefprsing ChJsisn adSenturer will hesitate say thai hs eeg ant stock oi assorted and useful implements ofcivIlika- ton, art aid refinement destined To ruks down the goi dasf and adj no iife to the progress Of seien- life researches ia lbe newly preached Fl Dorado, where 10 all eyes strain aad al hearts yearn.
 tBoston Mail.
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fer the Coll Dig9ings. gs.--Ths "New England Pioeesrs," < company oi twelve respectable yoang gentlemen, leit Boston hy railroad, The sih, for California. sy the way oi Vera Ciuz and he city o Mexie5 The company go armed with proper delersve weapons, take with them tent, and each man has trunk of clothing. theeontcnis of which may be simpifed aud packed otherwise 1T necessary Many of them have seni invoices Of merchandise by see. The company is commanded by Capt Paul, late of the Massachusetts volantsers.
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STARTLING Goi.D RCaoK The New York Tri- su.utons a fumor la thal city that the S,eain- shlp fScou brought $to0 oeO, in gold dust to that cHy. The Irbune adGs " \ more reliable runlor, Nbich Is also current, sta'es that a merchant in this ely has received letter from the captain oi Inc ship John Parker. ai San Francisco, which yes scl was entirely deserted by the erew. 1t Is said that she has teen nanned by volunteers from tho lnining districts, who are eoUsg home with their earnings amounting n the total value of *'lo 0V0. IT the half oi this . lTGc. there will be work enough for the niiHts neat sansnfer
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Ssrord PreseH3 3shoa.--A spsadid sword wss pre- scented to Lieut. Col c AstoA, Meares, by commit tee of the citizss of Wilmington \. C.. on Inc 9th inst for hs alant services In the late Mexican war, and espsei& a, Baens visls. The Presenta- ton took place | the balcony Of tes Bank of Cape Fear. The cols,e was addressed by Mir. William Hill. and Col. Mares responded. in presence of 6 large assembage Of his w-eitirens, and smis ing gAlaxy of hh fair ceun,Iywomea.
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Good bye, God be with You:

Ooou Dyes SOo DC Nbth ou!
 Air-"Good Bye" Good bye! Good bye! to the parting soul Whose peace is made with HeaEen,-- Are words that the fear of death control pledge of sins forgiven Not death Not death! in that farewell sound. But fife that never dies; The arms of the mighty c od around 4 home above the skies To me. To me. in my dying hour, Speak ye the deep good bye. I'll feel in the pangs of death power So sweet l viii breathe TO sigh! The clouds, The clouds, they're breaking away The seraph cAoirs come down! sef: harps in the air celestial play Good bye. I'm wearing crown.
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Caitolna aud Calcutta .-Tbe London Times, ia speaking of the lack of Pubhe spInt m Calcutta and b0H5ay, draws ths following paraliel;
 California was scalcely know0 year back, but, unless public opinion sh4ii s0oa make itself heard, It ~ll scarcely appear too much 10 predict tba: is chie port on the Pacific nili be opened by line ot railway from New Yysk, and with sleam fleet 10 Canton, before the first locomotive will have started from either of the gigantic ard Dow comparatively aGeieat citIes oi Caicgtla aEd Bonsbay.'
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! N,.O York iseiasai.-A Iettel, on Friaay, flol

-f N,iV York iseiasai.--A letter. on Friday, from New York, says:e
 "Fof the past few days Oak stree, has been ter rIbiy excited by the misdecds Of Mir. Poop, whose name figured recently in the police annsi. in con- nee,ion with case of sedueficn. The wife d+ Poop has only been dead week and his dsteeiiop. unde these circumstances, in inc commission nf certain
 mprnpTie'lss, caused the indignant sriae of the neighboFhood 10 rise in arms On Wednesday Poop attempted 10 remove his furniture, bat sci apoa by grsai number of females who snow -baiea hin. relied hin in the snow, and bruised hip conside- raoiy. He ran to 'be station house for pyotscioo. 5at The enraged matrors kept ssesslon of the heid Yesterday morning Poop made second a,iempl to remove hIs fafniture--;he women rallied, and he was once more driven od. Finding il house 10 re- sis logger Poop gave in. and was married by las- iiee Osborn 10 the woman he had sednced."
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Rafiag }oT WomaE.A young girl residing D inc upper part oi the city oi New York pot long since desperately attack with gold fever. The sacramento aud iis pJsciou. sands ever before her mind, bot though hs nd~Ome anl of uBoero.shed reputation, she ehtlfciy without the means o accomplishing her wishes. The x. I sun says;
 Days passed. and yst she seemed no nearer secuf- ing passsge to Csiifernia than al fTst. fertan ateiy. al last she became aeqaasei ~ih party of young men who were going out on board one of the vessel bound for San Francisco. They wished i cook, and al once agreed io rnf!is for beT. The amount paid for chances 10 be gwen to ber sad the fortunate fellow who was to marry her. before leaving the city. II she di3 not fascy Inc person whom the lot feti, then she to pay her own laAsssgs cut and under the PGe,eciioa of the whole party, was 10 cook and wash for them fbe money was accordingly paid, and the g,u raf1Sd. Thess was one person whom she hoped would win. bat the fstSs were agains, her choice A little shoemaker won her. Tas gil would mol marry him. but. uae is her promise, she wrote q farewell letter 10 her friends in Connecticut, and then took passage with her coEnrade adventures
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Iraiaaa.-The whigs in convention have romi- mated Hon, Elisha Embfee for governor, and Thos S. Stanheid for lieaiehsnt governor Ii is said the democrats wiH nominate Gen Lane ss their esnsi- date
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DIED:

Al hs Fv-.3cace, sn Hot Spuag ccUaiy, on tbe sth inst Dr Els Le is, sgad 5 yesfs, formerly cia1eu ef Huntsville, Ala, leaving devoted wiie and sop. and m4Hy ftisads. To depiore the frepar- able loss Huntsville spefs please copy.
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NElTN OF .4RK.lNN.4Y.

WHEREAS, Thomas $ Drew huS<-signed the W office of Governor of the Stnte of Arkansas: And whereas, the constitution of sad State requires tha, election shal be- held to fli said vacancy;
 N0te, deyeiore. 1, Richard ( Byrd. President of the Senate of said State a,Id acting Governor there- of, ln compliance with Die provisorR Of the st. tuton in such case do hereby proclaim aad make known that aR election vil be held in the several counties of said State. on WEDNESDAY, inc fith day of MARCH aext for the election of Governor to ili the vacancy occesioucd as aforesaid.
 The sberiffs aud clerks oi the respective antics hereby required to said eecion 10 be held, and use returns Thereof made, according to law. lutestimony whereof, ihaye herennio sct my hand, f and caused the seal of said S'ate ia be af '@' fixed, at Little Rock, on the il,h day of JanuHy, lSl9. R. C. BYRD. By the Governor:
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ELOUR, 6e.-4o btls. Elk Mills flosr 40 I boxes Stai CaSdles, ] cask New R,ee; bbi. Whiupg: 10 rssps Ep,slop psper, received and for ssle Ay Tleb6i WI. B. WATT.
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Neu and Ifue.-A very modest old maid, visit ing married fFie6d recently. saw her hus- bands sbi'ts lying on the bed, and eXcaiued: "Oh, mercy, man's shirt on your bea! Sach thing on my bed would give me the night-mate."
 Very likely" responded the wife, {" ualess the was inside of iti'
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CalJorn.a.-As some of our citizens contem plate ttip to the "snld regions" we refer them o the following. advice from The Home Journal New York.
 II any youag man, medltating journey Califor. tia waids, will hs'eh to our advice, we Will insure him wealth and etanence iii the land. with absolute certainly, and without any drawback. Let hIm collect what capliai he can, and make hts arrange meais for enhat kaiion in he spring Let hm settle himself al San Francisco e gage in the exercise of his ira3e or profession, whatever Il may be, and invest all his gains in land Bat. first and fore iaost, let him make covenant with himselt. and under every temptation of place and time and clr- eans'anee, let him resoiatelv adhere To h never 10 spend one hoar in gold hunting II this condition IS introduced into the policy, we will fora very small premium, Nndefwrte any sensible, worthy enigrant to California, for wealth. respe etahiliiS honors-"Wha he will" But without t, we would not, for the largest premium that was ever psid for desprate risk, insure auy man against ruin.
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 Ierjtcf ef Ten I50asrad Dollars .3saiaa Aflses Beaeh for Ltbf! The libel suit instituted hy NIT. john Thompson. broker of Wall street New York, against Moses |. Beach, of the N Y, Snn newspaper, was hrougia to close on Friday, the l2ih ult, by the jury rendering verdict of ten thousand dollars, ihe full amount of damages claimed. John Van BureH was enc of the principal counsel for Mr. Thompson against Mr, Beach.
 Daring the last summer, and for time pre- v.ous. MT Thompson. who pubshei bank note reporter, was in the habii of quoting the value of the various bank note currency, including that issuod by Mir. Beach in the shepc of Plauacld ani other bills. These quotations. it appears dld not suit hf E., and accordingly some charges ol very ugly character were truinped up against Mir Thompson, brought 10 ihe notice of the police, and published in the Sun. with comments not very complimentary 10 Mr. T. On these charges the suit was institaed-the trial on, and the verdict of ten thousand dollars was rendered by the jury without leaving their seats amidst the applause of the audience
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,Sierssing Goia.-A gsusemsa slio sehi eu flse dozen oi sboyels 10 California, some time ago, re tlizel $ iO0g iH gold dQst therefor
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MARRIED:

On Ihsrslay the, ist inst, by Wm. r. Pope. Esq., Mir FEADl1AND \. SARasiS, 10 Miss MAATHS HtiLaAS. daughter ef Mf. John ( Heilnan, all oi Pa!spkt county.
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H.smxerox. Jaanar4 9. g ?.

VAsHINOFON, vulIdI3 &J. ?. M Mr. Calhoan5address, which was defeated last night in com4 tee, was finally adoptet by the southern caucub-yeas 32 nays i9.
 It is repor;e4 .at General Cass has been elected Uhited States ator from the State of Michigan.
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G.y- Ellington, S- C. Ie.nces m leituse. yeang cosfd planis, asparagus hve lneass high, peas ID fuii bloom. snG TirsnIHg straw 6si's'
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Got>G uFF lt IS popalar deiusion 10 believe that powder on Lady lace has the effect as ifi fse hetfsl oi a fnusaet assists her to go Uit.
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LNRESH GROCEkIFS--30 sucks Rio Coffee; \ sacks Java Coffee; 2o bbls browa Sugar;
 3 hbls Loaf sugar; bbi powdered do,
 $ do common MOlasses; 6 hbis $. II lie;
 i do Currants, 10 bhls Cranbefrics; Is boxes Western Reserve Cheers
 I2 do Sperm Eandlrsi
 i2 kits No. l Maekefei
 10 boxes Imperial Tea; I2 do. Raislns;
 l2 d9 Codfsh Pickles. Cslspp. Preserves: Jel- lies, Cordials; Wines; Brandy, Cherries, Mustsrd: Lobsters, Ssrdnes Ssitd Oil, &e. just received and for sale. very low. hy lan9 ]. D. ADAMS.
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Furniture.

TNliE undersigned would respectfully niorm tls N citizens of Little Rock and vicinity. that he still carries on the CABINET and GHAiR making business. al his new stand on East Ma,1f st, near ly opposite the Presbyterian church. and is pTepar ed To nil orders at the shortest notice. LUMBER, PRODUCE. HIDES. BEFSH.aX
 IND PELTRIES taken in exchange for furniture al the highest ket price
 Old furniture neatly repaired and varnishsd. Coins made at all hours. Prices 10 correspond with the times.
 x. E. The undersigned havingreeentIy purehas- ed and fashionable kearse, Is prepared to at- tend 10 bnIias in the city country. on the most reasonable terms. WM. ANNEARt Feb. IT, lSlT 22-,
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.'r'Srtcaa Articles d@ssad -~ Fhs London cor. respondent of the. National Inielligencer says:
 lt is curious to ebserye. 0l a rainbls through A few of tlte principal streets of London how many more articles advertised of ''An.efiean arisia than wee 10 bc met with even two years age American Newiown pippies. aad other parities cf American apples are exh4hised ia the fruit shops; every sitoeshop has display Of American over shoes; Philadelphia, Albany, aud other American Ues,' are advertised at tte iaverus and eating houses: "Americsn biscuits are found in every cake shop. "American chcese" in the appropiia,a places, "Amerieaa rocking g-chsirs," "Ameriean woodea clocks" and "Ameriean bl6s-j jrmvers," :" have their various places ot sale Once saw mint lalips and other Amercaa tliaks" advertised in A window; there are regaar agencies for the sale of "Wenham ice;" there are two. if no more. regular importers of American books, and tlae American star spaneled baHRcr floats from many a tail mast in the crowded Ks and rivers
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1TAt Cineinsssi. on the 9th alt,, two deaths from cholera were fe etf,sa al The hospital The weather ysry cold. ana th. riysr falling.
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lJpA ra1or has been iassnlesi in Englsad V hsh carries with Il guard that nssss !, imp sstls 10 gu, ths shia whss shaving.
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JJ- Paris earicatnre represents Louis Philippe receiving kick from Lamarline, who is receiving one from Caya'guac, who is in turn kicked by Louis Napoleon, siea comes scroll, 'to
 Guusd g =
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The fsspoTtaHrs q Don Jsss D'Afsrrss and kis 1sssss= sfr. szw s5ass tiae sihe~ sss;essasH; tn New York paper, rrspectiRg the wonderful dis esver'es oi Don Jose DAfveaT the Spanisls geolo- gist and chemist tn the xcsd regions of CalifsYnas by theVitsues Of his 'geidomotef. We dsd not sup pose thai any person afies reading ,hs account sa absurd in every respect, would bs crcaaions enough to place any fsith in #. But the As@6ag being Sared, Il seems there are plenty of persohs ready 'o take sdvahiase of t To make few dollars. anJ 10 impose upon tile public We now see advertised the wonderful discoveries of Doa Jose D. Alvear, and h's astonishing 'geaomeier.' for sale ia ,he Ciucinnati papers
 We are assured, hy good authority. that thcrs never was in California a person saeh as is de- scr1bHa ss Don Jose D'Aysar. the geologist and chemist. that ihe whole statement ia regard To him is fabulous. aad that any instrument thet may be odeTed for safe, with such powers as are givea 10 Inc Asotncter,' is au imposi;io3, got up solely for the purpose of draw frea, the pockets oi inc ereGulaas a few dollars.
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DLoUGHs.-3e No. l. Hah's improved Pc l3 No ?, ''
 q Ne 8,
 l2 No [, Halls Valley, with cost poiaf
 No :, Received anl for sale, at reduced rates, by iani6 VIM B w. T