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CahIae. apmpathr with Earenenn paupo,..

I Cabinet Sympathy with European Despots 1 IL appears from the pews brought by The las
 steamer, that the message of General TAYLoR ha
 given great satisfaction 10 the despotisms ef Eu { rope. Tho American cabinet ia now regarded us
 suhs.antia ally of the MsslsracAs the Nsssslrsaes
 and the Hsynaus. The correspondent Of the New
 York Herald. at BsriiO, Prussia, us5cr date ol
 January 22d, referring ths Prssideat's message,
 says:
 The message of the President of she United States
 was received with great satisssiioa by the cabinets
 of EHrope; and the repeated assurance tipnt t. gov
 ernmsnt of the United Slstes Till ohseFvc position of strict neutrality in regard to EaFopean affairs has TOW completely disPeed tbe fears entertained by them tha, the sams would eoaaieBancs the pepa lar movements on She eontlsenL Meanwhi!e peo- pie naturally ask. what do these D ofessisns on lhe part ef fte President msaa I Has line cabinet nt Washington advised hin to assure the despotic gov eramenis of EsroPe of his siacefe friendship and regaSd and discourage the hopes of thosa ho ns on the moral and political support of tho American people. in ts great struggle Ter liberty which aRi- iates the wordi Is the government at WaehinR- ton tarned the ally Of the Czar and ls fs to he n member Of the holy alliance, which has been formed for the restoration of absoiatEsm1 The psraoa the
 most pleased with ths policy of the American cshi. net, of course, Is The Emperor Nicholas himself: and nothing that he may do hereafter express his gratitude tO the latter shoad surprise the people of the United States. lf he should happen to despatch a courier with parcel of the orders of the Great Eagle to be distributed among the dieren. members of the cabinet al Washington, It should be won. dered at, though probably, by the constitution of the Untesi States, they woald nes be ahle to wear the same, except when they in secret session. The conduct of tho American cabinet Is looked upon, tn Europe. enc Of the most mysserioas kiqd, sad aax,hipg bat n.eIigibta or sassfes,ass led the greatest sympathy wih the nations of Flu. rope, in their struggle for independence, the gov ernment at Washington hss acted in mauner which has only excited geHeral dis,rust.
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The Nashville Conven ton. .

We have assurances from " Wasbingfon that there is little probability now for The SC tement of ibe slavery question ss there the first week of the session. Every thiag is involved in uncertainty the hghi oT eoReilIation, al times, gimmess for . moment and thea becomes sexiInguished. leaving the darkness more profound. The enemies Of the South take courage from the apparent apathy Of the people of the slave States. and they think they can cary their hosiIilies 10 the utmost verge wtnoa, provok ing resistAp4@ .. ss.A .. sabmissloaiSi--a trsiofoHs son trom the South, i' his intercourse al Washington. wl whisper in the ear of these madinea that there is 10 danger rom their eneroachnenis-tbat there is no excitement among the rsopIs and everything IS as calm as q summers morning. Emboidened by such rePseseh- falions Northern members Of Congress evinee no disposition to bring this neogatioa 10 speedy ter imitation, but they go on day afaef day seeuna'at- ing their ihveetivss against institutions, indnis ing at the time ,s hypocniei al sifsins concern ing the beauties and bi<ssings of uaios.
 Under the eifcnmstaaces. ts II not time thai The people, especially n Virginia. had begun 10 act it this uattetf The Legislature have acted with com meaAable decision and Hnanimity in the premises, and Il IS now incumbent the sovereigns 10 susissa them ia the noble position which they have sssaln' ed. Let steps be taken in all the districts ID th' States 10 be ialy aad ably represented in the pro posed Nashville Convention winch IS 10 meet early m June. Let us for season al leAsi saefihce ai local ieeIings--ah party FfeIadiees-a'i persona predileet,ons-on the altar ot The common good - Le, there be one spontaneous move in dfisnee our homes and eur hresides, and we hazard the ire dieioa that these nsoi~nt aggrcssers uPon the jus claims of the Soaih wi sooe abandoa theif ~'ek ke professions. To tsmely ibid up ous aTsAs 'a apA thetie indifference, only to escoas age the insaet andin the end h shake the piiisrs ef the RePanii to their bAse aa perhaps, dleReh the land aa blood
 fNo-toik -4rgus.
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TRVgTEEs SALE.

nY yfRTuE ef . deed ef trust, exeeufea hy ] D Absaham RsFlsy ssd CAssles Rspiey. hssssag As,e OrscAcs IsiA. A. D. isfs, and daIy tsearirs. to secure Tho payment q naagy debts, as usesvt. sp~ei6ea we wsii EH pursuance cf the provisions of sssd ee, proceed fe ssj At paetle auction. b ,aa Aiwhesi hhslrs osa ctedh ef six. twefvs ant elxh- teea ncshs ai IAe court house aocs ih the city ef l.lsiie kSek, ia Paisskl county, Arksnsas ca Sa- tVi1ss. GAs iSA Jag oF ~epsa sea {-A D. Issa1 bel Wsen the hoMfs at aine Otteek, ia ihe ioeaoo. and ihsee o'clock. N the aesHenB, cs lhat day. 1ha iaahle sna highly Improved fea estass si,dsteai, said city ai Tstle Rock. following; 10 ~it; bassI anA described as follows, viz: coinmsbSinE ps iat on the nc1ih sila oG MakAaa stse~', seventy seven feet and nine iAches from thT souiu-wsst corner o( R,oSk No. uae. deslxHAted ea the plat ot the survey et the town, DOW city .i l.itte kNek; ihebce FuRRing east with ssit Nj Wkham street. oa the north side therrot aud iseAiina theHon. sky. eiEi.: feel and Aine inches, and extending back st right angles the same kteadsh ot sixty sixki seet and mae inches. to the alley tRpw easied Elm street, ] running through ssid Block Nc. onR. sEs haadsed and Iesy feet, mose ct tss; wiah aH ssns- mrnfs and in ptovemenss sherwon. The Hle, we helieve, to be good; but we will convey eDiy sach right ss is vested iA as by the aee ef trust sase. sad nron the final psymeAt n tasl st she ragehssa money,
 paNfrL RTNG0,
 FREDERICK " TRArNAf.L,
 Little B,ek, Maeh Is. lsao. 9s--ia.
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ARRIVAL OF THE SHEA MFR EUROPA.

be steamship Europa arrived at Haliiax on the u 'a'l She brought no news of importance. A e'egr1Ph'e dispatch to the Louisville Democra, s'-' he fSi!s~iag abstract of the European mar As's ,lc.:
 Al oeseriP'ions of Cotton. except fair and goed, ss ss'' a'cUaed td. Fair and Upland 6255; Mobile Va Ot'eaas els The sales for the fortnigh, amount ta Oo0 bales. of which seeeulators have ~Neh Stl aad exporters 1000. The sales of the i.'t week were 9 000
 Hh is saist ia France Cafrse in London is sSNn sai'iiags, or IL from the top price of few
 ago ne Cora market is steady Yellow so'A"esd ei; White unchanged, hut 6rmer. .'oat unchanged. The money laarket was frrn ~+. ''e oa.ioh ia The Baak had increased. Csnssss Sio'ea at '' 2 for money and accoaat Amsrican securities Sers said to be frmer ba, ve have no fu"'Auoa' Irnde ia the mAaafac.uriuy districts was not 50 good.
 ,ne e'eelsoas Ia France have passed ave, oais,iv
 rue la'ea' accounts from Hsvrs give remayk aki . ENorae'e reports sf lhe cotton mari., .,,h ,s..h s''sad'nesa in Priees- "i'H "'1s"
 Ia England. the Chancellor of in. F,.A....
 Wesea ea'ed The badge, for lhe ensaluv y.a,, s.S i'hsHga he bad the pleasure of annoas.;y -, As1' ,'ss ct near 2, 2,s0o, ,090, still, the m.na.r sa, nay :ea7'as has been disposed of i. sav,s, n.ea s. ausisc'ery to the county. The MIni.,s,. 1s os 2 bold o.hc' Sy very prsearioa. ..asrs ~ 'A"
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E-QDH ~Mc;:iNi,n':-;I-

rTtHE dwelling House aud lots now oeea- <MA 1 pied by Gov. sam c, Roane. the pro- hsaEl pcrty of Mrs. Ann Reardon. It is situated-k-A4 .s the West end of Markham street. aud embraces two full blocks. with stables and other improve ments useful and convenient. The house is large and the grounds are highly improved.
 Possession can be had the lst March. For terms, apply to Wn.. B. Wait.
 Feb, o6, lS50.-25-u
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fl Ner fInaaciri Sriems The President Of the Preach Republic has originated a new scheme, which may be called " bank of honor." The psin- cple of the institution is be the loan of moaey from the rich 10 the poor, without any obligation than their personal promise to pay Oecurss there rnusi be restrictions on this scheme, but he movement is important. as it makes honesty and probiiy a commercial capital.
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langtrtt's Seetiemal Nap Of Afkansas.

vTyHE above splendid Map is now Finished and \ ready for delivery. It dsiinestes the whole State as lsid of b, the [. 5. Deputy Surveyors Every Section and fractional seeiioa is shown, so tha, fssy acre iTset can be readily found upon l. The exact position of all the Co9Rty Seats, Post offices, Saline Springs. Seminary Lands. sae the Ieh aad ieI,e lands selected by the State out oi the 500 GOO donation grant ah accurately shown The Lead Mines anA other miBeial locations gre noted, well all the old confirmed Spanish sur. yeys; with the latest alterations in the Coaaty lines The xhole Map containing ss great sn amount oi valuable information as caa De iosnd on any State Map extaBf.
 IL is pn, up on rollers, elegantly eolored and var s;shsA Prize S a4. Atss is eiisat poske form, price s3 %. The pocket M.ps can be sen to sny part Of the State by maii. Postage 5 cents For ssle al the bookstore of
 L.R. LINCOLN. Littis Rock.
 April g. 1850 3In.
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to le the returns o their respective counties in ihis office tetsrs tas first ef May" which each SherlH s permitted 10 do on his paying the eMsirs ny the tUsH srSsssss ~s" ts t-sf 's e "a~te inc aaty ofthe SeeIsiary of State, to make aut list cf alt delinquent Sher,ffs who have not hle their census returns by the fIst day of May, and hand the same to the Governor, who is reqtred to com- mission other SheyiH's toF such counties as the defaults have occurred in
 DAVID B GREER,
 Secretary ef State. Little Rock. April 2d, 1850. s0-sw
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MERCHANTS, Sr0RE-kEEPERS iSD OTHERS,
 uAau rSN ~nrn aNrEu raTeeV


 MERCHANTS, ST8gE.kEEPERS IND OTHERS,
 LOOK TO TOUR iNTEREsTssI VLTANTED--Aa Agent in every city aad Town w throughout the United States for the sale of LOuDEN & cos
 GENUINE FAMILY MEDICINES. We particularly request those who have used Dr Jayne's Medicines to compare and examine ours, which are prepared from the best ingredients in the most careful manner. and put up In handsome stye in larger bottles. and decidedly better pre- psratlons. They comprise the following: I.oadeu & Co.'S original and only genuine "In- disn Expeetorant."
 Iouden & Co.'S aOri-ntal Hair Teaic." Loudsn E Co.'S ''COmpeand CaTmlaatIve Bal. saw"
 I.ouden & Co E "Compoupd Tonic vermifngs. " Louden & Co E " est India Sanaaive Pisls.' Loudea k Co E Alternative or SarsaparIlla Sy. rup." Louden & Co.'S "Certain Cure fer the Piles" Loudea & Co 's "Female Elixir.n Louien * Co 's s'Feyer and Agae Pile" Loaden & Cos "Liquid Hair Dye" All letters fpost paid addressed to
 LOuDEN k co, ApofA. aad Chsmisfs,
 No. s4 AreA St, beIsr 1Aiyd, Phiia., Will receive strict attenton.
 Please send usi your business card. and we will have il printed on the back Of the Almanaes we send you for gratultous distribution. -ADfu ,, ls50s 3O--Jt
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Cvvscx CT rHx Srcaxraas os srArr. ,talA R o-k eka k..u aSga

WHEREAS, by Section sf Chapter 2T, Of th. w Revised StAtaIsa ef the state ef AFkaRsss. il is ae she daty sf the Secretary sf State ts snaaks eat list os the nasses of the ShesiHa who h~vs fascd to kls im his etee, hsfers the 6rxa day of April, the ecnsas of their ceaattes.D and eaaae the to be PabiIuhed, notifying VI such deiia. aasal Shsrifs tu Gls their consGs rrsaFas ky the iirsi day of May.
 Ia pursuance whereof. notice is hereby given to the SheTits of ths following eoanties. ts wit,
 Ioha |. 1onaa. SheN4 of AFkAnsaa Canntv
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 NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFEcE.

SAt'F1Ay Hofhlhg, ApIH D, IcJU
 air degree ot activity has prevailed n onr mar ke, during the week Jast elapsed, and decided im- proysmsnt has taken place ia the prices oi two of our leading staples, Cotton and Tobacco, aud a slight advance in Sugar. Flour and Provisions have remained stationary, while Corn Is rather higher, notwithstanding pretty fair receipts.
 Cotton. Our iast weekly review left the Cotton market m very fun attitude, ptices being quoted an sc higher than at the close oi the preceding week, notwithstanding the uniarorable adyiess by the Niagara. We have put up our quotations 10 correspond wish ,be closing rates yesterday. The receipts Proper st this port since lst September 7oIs bales ags'ns, Yi2,a30 10 time in ls4a and q, a the Uied States ports there is decrease Of At, SIS bales.
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EW GOODS.

D ECEIvE6 per ss-amsr Ph;liiP Psnnyxi'. and I0 for sale iow. the following desirable goods,
 IIbds. Prime NsS Orleans Sugar;
 7J Sacks Salt;
 80 Pair Trace Chains
 6 Boxes Collins Axes, Tank. and Ky patterns; 2f Pair Hsmes;
 nozen Matioeks.
 4 large and well selected assortment of Spring Prints. AuakaPas'' cottonades, Psm Leai Hats, Be Ne kc A. J. HUT'T, Mach t2 lS5O MaiR street.
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NEW ORLEANS cLAsslrcArrox

bood "to. III tet~i i2R Oooo and me nominal
 Tobaeco--Infe'ior to Common. 614S7; Fair to On ice. 7i 4S9: Mason County, 61g4a -e v ib.
 SHgGr -Interior and Common <i4t63ls. Fair io Vfb.
 MolGssss.-l0Slsc for very inferior to the bes, Fsrmenilag. and 2lt9a23c v gallon for GoOt to Choice Reboiled.
 PPfe ppfanf asigHt al $5iO v bbl. Exports Oi the week only s3i bbis.
 Graia.-The receipts Of Corn have been moder- ate, and there has been some demand for shipment, prices towards the close are To DC higher than they were a week ago. Daring the week some p .vO0 sacks have been sold al 5695se principally, thoagh fhe sales yesterday the Levee being lightly stocked included 22oo saeks, taken by two purchasers, s' 60, and one iot of 265 sacks White also at 6oc P bnshsi. Oats have Enetnsied iiile, but the asilR range of ptiees In. ben 4Sa j0c for BdiaRs, Ohio etc and 53ia j5c ~ bashel for Prime Si. Louis, Nc Wheat has arrived nor Is there any in market BfaT has again improved little and the latest sales have been at q 35fa$t 45 P 100 ib from the Lesee. WAisksy.-Tne receipts have been pretty ample the de Inand quite limited and prices irregular, rang ing from 5ia 12e 2 gallon for Reeiihed, according h circumstances. or Raw 90 bils sold yesseIda, al 2si{e R gallon.
 Bargias and Ropt.-we have again nodeIat densnd to ne,Ice and sales probably o 25o0 Pseee and coils at ltaittse for good brands of Baggpi
 and 7i77tse for Rope. though, as befors remarked 1 the outside hgurs are hardly ever obtained excep on tong time. Yesterday $50 pieces aad eoils sol al l4 and 7e cash.
 i Sais-Ssveral eargoes of Liverpool have arrived
 but we have heard of none being sold except fred
 second hands at Sl 25S$i 30 for Fine, aud cess s5 for Coarse. delivered The ls<t cargo sale of u.
 bon Salt was at l9. and of St. Mar,ias st isc 1 bushel.
 CeEee-rrices of Rio again fell of sss esaf is th early part of the week. aud cD Saturday last ~ 4M A a k~a by private sale, at 95<e lh- Scattering s.ies mae since n, si<ss3<. bat lsrg- haiders seem hrm .s I cents pr ib Imports g 2A hehiad last year. Fr sens sleek pat down al s6,6s7 bags-
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Resus fsr fAe es bis 0isdsafgs-~sss eE
 .h His eeat ana HA T dsmeaw Ais qRsiifg. -

V vTyHE subscriber. haviag rs-sst his kettles and
 1 erected diggiBs around sssns aud haviag supplied himself with choice materials fes nakng ats of the first quality of the different varieties. will be prepared in few days ta cover the iaaper fectoas of hs fellow-eisiseas al sghi Cheap fer Casa with q light pleasant aud durable hat, eom- buing beauty of ieisa, Racness of texture and greatncSs of elasticity.
 To insure respect abroad. wa should he udepea- dent a, home. As we live and love and cherish aur own fresldes and our own demes,ir insiisstioas. and are ever ready to defrad Hem, we Y ln set a singalsr par, ndsed f we do not al once strike fOe our owa manufactorles. The south has sudered the north to become her wefkshep has depended upon her for the articles of rat necessity pR she has grown SC arrogant te assamv the pfrvaxativs of interfering with so~thern lights aud nsiiintops. Far better 10 encourage our owB mssntactarIes. than 10 debate the question ef raising armies to fight battles, that we ourselves have provoked by pursuing uasound and saicidal policy. fks soath shcUId be ss unwilling 10 lst the north do her manufacturing, as she is to lei her deiute hsr laws. JOHN DAWN. Little Reek. March @. ls50.--7- 2s-
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a- Oh, how cruel to value Love as piece of com mon mercAaadise. l, is the only thing apea ih,s rounded globe that safFss 10 purchaser bat isselt Love is the eqaivalert oficyeths invaluable jewel that must eibes be freely given. or. sorev.s ssn. loved, bs buried. StaDtsf
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IN S'TssRE

MN SENSNE 100 Large Blesched.Sseks Salt 20 Bags best lOO New Rio Coffee; Q Boxes Star Candles IS Boxes of the celebrated philadelPhia To5acee, heretofore kept by Wm. P Officer.
 Also, large lot of Looking Glasses of oil sizes- very cheap. Patent Flows, Grubb,ug Hoes. Trace aad Fifth Chains. Gun Locks with iys, Ballet La dies, CsroIias fioes Horse Cellars Augers. Butcher Knives Re-. Sc. For sale by A: J. HUTT. Feb 5, 1850.
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RECEIVED AND NOW IS STORE.

RECEIVED AND NOW IN STORE. LNOR SALE, low for cash, the following arti- T cies:
 80 bbls A No. |. Recti6ed Whiskey; 10 dox Shaker Brooms, 200 lbs. Blister Steel; l26 German Spring Steel;
 bbls. Boston Crackers; IS large Wash Pots. from 10 to l5 gallons;
 Also: eooo pounds first rate Country Bacon, as low as ean be obtained in this city. 10 GOO pounds fresh Arkansas Flour, 601 lbs Fresh Rice;
 250 large Bieached Sacks Salt; All of which wili be sold as low as they can pos sibiy be purchased in Little Rock. April 9, 1850. A. J. HUTT-
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:eOO POSTS WANTED.

wtsh se eess,.e, fsy Tbrcs fiupdFed Csdsf ~ \ Mulberry Pesss, se bs ssysH isst ieakss ane m saaass ses Isss tA.n ssx iacbss psfsess wsshlst .e taks ahe ,ob wili please call ss sees z. Pssess span the sndsfslKned. A, '. hsA AAses Jsn e1, lo3Q,
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slated h., .s : :s AFAa@s -N ksfe i,sa1,T 'slss 'n@ .R had ,s. as .~v for the AFkaRs s'sesa a-ssstion was -. =, ~. Aass ss .4 nave decided q NAAA' 41sa 1s .,een referred 10
 s~'S.. As the Speaker r-G t. It was in order. The
 ss josrnai nszt meFnisg, prevoas instructions to the
 4ation appears on the facs of the
 . .s .rect9d, vas read to the Hous. The
 ts SV1mmiitee Is. that no me,ilation Of
 ..sns1 been made. but proper correction
 .asioriiy of the Speaker, imposed upoa him as rsIes of the Hoass, and in doing which he .sae his duty and no more. The committee there fore. proposed the following resolution. rhat the FspsEi be adopted by tho Heuso catered on the ,ovrasl snd the committee bs discharged from the fsf,ser consideration of the same" The report was thea unanimously adopted together with the testimony. and ordered to bs printod. They then sdjcsrnsd till Monday.
 April l.. SESlrx Mir. Butler, in some beautifal and eao- ouent remarks, announced the death of J. c. Cal hoan Resolutions of eoncoleuee were passed and he Senate adjourned.
 HousE-Messrs Holmes, Winthrop and venable, paid glowing tribute to the memory of MT. Call houn Resolutions passed andthe House adjourned.
 April 2. Tn. Senate met for the purpose of attending the funeral sole eupes of Mfr Calhoun. The galleries were ero~ded ia every part. while hundreds were unabe 10 ob,aia sdmittsnee. At II o'clock the members of ihe House of Representatives, preceded b. is eficer., entered the Senate Chamber. The Judge 0, the SapTeme court fo lowed by Psesldrnt TsyoS aBi the members Of he Cabinet entered soon sfteT. The President conducted to a seat on the right of the Vice President. The diplomatic corps which was largely represented, occupied seats neat the eestfe of the chamber. Numerous officers of the Amy and Navy, and many distinguished strangers, occupied the sofas ln the hobbies.
 Al tweuiy inmates after twelve, the remains were brought iatO the Chamber in ehArgs of the Com Tnitee of Arrangements, followed by the relatives s the deceased, the South Carolina Delegates of the House and other friends, mourBers. The corpSs was placed immediately in front Of the Wee Presi- dents desk. AfieT the performance of the funets al service of ihs Episcopal Church, and the delivery ofa ief but beautifully impressive address by the Rev C. N Butler, the Chaplain of the Senate. from the ith verse o th. s2d Psalm: But ye shat. die like Inla, aEd ia like one of the Princes" The proces- sIsa formed in the order previously determined on. S~naiors Mansnm, Clay, Webster, Cass. Kihg sod BerrieB, otheIated pail bearers The procss sion having formed, it proceeded 10 the CoRgres sional buryiog ground, where the remains were de p"siTed to swait theit removal to South Carolina The Senate then returned to their Chamber aud ad journed.
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TO THE E PUBLIC.

TSHE ATTENTION of the eitlxe l and adjacent co0aties, h resp q one of the largest and best seIeete.l q S,apie Goods, ever before offered in q undersigned promises to sell them homes, merchant ia Little Rock.
 He has tskrl great care in the ., Goods. which be thinks cannot tsii it cerning public. ae
 Truly thankful for past fsvois, he honest and fsis course of dealing to q nance of the patronage heFeiniofs sa | ded to him A.
 Little Rock, Deer. 4th isig.
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BoARp OF TRUsTEEs

BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
 Hon. D. T. wIrTER. PREnpExr, Hoa H. P, Poiadexter, Rev. wm. Moorcs, Rev. l.. F. Lively. Rev E. P. Box, N. Joaes, M. D., Mir ]. 5. San defur, MT. T. Williamson. Hon ]. D. Trimbls. Rev ], Custer, Nj. b. Rev. ]. J. Roberis, C, R. Mitchei, M. D, Mir. W. W. Andrews, Mir. s. T. Sauders, MT. II. W. Smith. 7-2o--H
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CONGRESSIONAL SUMMARY.
THIRTr-FIRsT CONGRESS.
wAsHserox, March ss. lssI

= WAsHrs1roS, March 9S, 1850.
 -Csss.--..,ieas--w. T. PTansI,. eo,.. to soiviA; Jseob ShrveF. Postmaster ss whss,..
 -Ai1sr s ter the usual business the bli appre. P1ahss SIUVu0J 10 ih~ --PN~.s sisv frfgxs. 1,1,
 delPbA. Ae eaHss sp An shinaisd de,sts s..as saa the 6.lI was anSiiy laid of the tab. 6v -
 As: HSi1e.. from the committee s.po,n,.1 ,. as trs..oa AiaEs ea'rgs gains. the Spec
 stsnce, the sams as stated previou.Iv hv sh. - Isey say Mr K"g did nOt write th1 -@ss N, srt the debate on the CaIiforais s4sessis sFf so5 ss,.. sJ. .'.Hes'ed the Clerk to t'' a. sl 's9 notion of 's. ,s. ~snk was flied ,4s rsss kos aaass'lSSsSs,ss ~a seo;is ss' l, IN Ln. ,,. -. .,sy y Ss' ~---~~-~-~~~~~~>-~~~~t 3sl Message. den pe.r -1 hOCN: -aae Tas sSnnittses% - ssssqsh t. sIe,s4 L ::::: APRaa. "A nit3s l,sie. -. T slss sn6 t sn had
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ID l.. ANTHOSY'S school is now open for the II reception of pupils, over Dr. PsyiOn's office, corner of Louisiana and Markham streets. where applicants will please call for further information
 Little Rock. April IS, IS50.--32lt
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Peacock Flows.

FcHCOCk A-BOWbs LUST received per Mall Boats--30 one horse sD Peacock Piows; 10 do. do. Valley Flows; 10 two horse Peacock Flows. Apply 10
 Feb 26 1850. A. ]. HUTT.
 -.~.-.s,- 1.sE UaINDOSIf TUST received per Mail Boats, IF Steel Mlils, as .D sorted sizes--for sale by A. J, HuIT. Y IME-50 large bbls "U,ica" Lime. in prime IL order, received per "Pentiac" and fov sals sy E.h I2 VIM. B. WAIT.