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The Worlds Fair.

We gather the following items, with reference to the great exhibition of 1851, from our foreign files;
 St. Helena will contribute to the Crystal Palac three samples of native pGoduce, namely:
 One of rock salt, one of raw cotton, and one of OariIla.
 MT. Mitchell, an Edinburgh engraver, intends sending to the exhibition piece of gold so small that an ordinary pins head will cover it; yet il contains the whole of the Lords prayer.
 A Birmingham paper states that Wm. Laugher, a nall-maker at Broomsgrove has received orders to make 1000 gold, 1000 silver, and 1000 iron "tacks," for the great exhibition. The whole 5000 are not 10 weigh more than three grains, and they will be the smallest nails ever produced.
 Ut IS stated that 10 make merely the circuit of the tables, the visitors will make journey of no less than twenty miles.
 It IS estimated that the visitors to the exhibition wlll he-Forelgn and Colonial, 2 200o,000; English Welsh, Hghlanders and Irish 5 ,000,000. Total, 1000 GOO.
 They must be rated as separate passengers for each hne over which they pass, by the aggregate of the year will be nomlnaly increased to about G42,000,0 GOO. The average fare from the Board of Trade returns IS taken at 2s. per passenger per head, and the gross receipts at q ,200,0 GOO. The increase of goods traffic taken at 50 per cent on that of the half year ending Dee. 31, 1850, give fl GOO. The total estimate for exhibition IS q 100000
 The police force is to increased by 1000 men, but the only Increase to the military strength of London will be, removing the battalion of Guards from Chichester to the vicinity of the metropolis
 Among the extra accommodations for visitors, is one for the working class, to be called the Me chanic's Hone,' situated at Pmlico. Beds for one thousand persons will be provided al Is. Sd. pei night, and every suitable comfort and convenience will be furnished. Dinners, if required, 3d.. break fast, 5d.; cleaning shoes, Id. A reading room will be provided, and surgeon also would be engaged. The fares by the umnibuseS to the exhibition would be Id, and the fares by the steamboatS to London bridge, 2d.
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New Orleans Market.

CEEseENT OFFICE, March l7, 1851.
 Cotton-The foreighn letters by the steamer Pa cife came to hand by Saturdays mail, and are sad to read less favorably than the teegraphic ac counts In our market, however, there fair inquiry, and about $500 bales changed hands at previous rates. A portion of the purchases for q few days back are sald to be on speculation--an indication that some parties believe prices to have touched nearly their lowest point
 The steamer Asia IS now Tn the seventeenth day of her passage from Liverpool, and it IS quite time for the telegraph to bring some tidings of her. Inferior 6i9 Good middling 10t0ll Ordinary. s!0 9i Middling fair,- -ll40l1A Mlddlng, 9l0l04 Fair, l2 fGl24 TojaccO-One or two considerable sales were ~ pending, but not closed.
 Sugar aud adAf0aSseS-About 600 hhdS Sugar were disposed of al the closing rates of Saturday, say 4salse for good common, ard 3a5c for fair to fully fair Of MoasSeS, 1000 bblS sold at 23a26c for fennenting, and 21 Aa2sc for prime and choice.
 Fiour-The stock being much reduced prices were decldedly tirrneT, and 2000 bbls changed hands, of which l2s0 bbls Ohio, in latbot, eqaul to s I5, delivered alongside ship 300 bbs Gin two lots) at 8 75aS3 80; and 250 bbls superhne St. Louis United States brand) on the Levee, at S4 12a pr bbl.
 Crn-Cood demand, with sales of 1000 sacks at 57a5sc, and one or two lots at 55c pr bushel
 Oats-Lowever-sales 200 skS St. LouiS on the Leyee at 4Sc, and 4S00 from Stcre at 50c pr bushel on time.
 Hay-Several hundred bales Northern were sold at Sl9aS20 pr ton.
 PWk-The market was firm, with an advancing tendency, and noticed sales of 200 to 300 bbls at Sl3 25 for Mess, and Sll 50 pr bbl for Prime, inspected.
 BacOr-Sales about co casks in lots, at T for ribbed Sides and 5ac for Shoulders.
 Bsef-30 bbls Prime brought SS 25 pr bbl.
 Lard-The largest sale we heard of was l42 bbls No. 1 at 74e pr lb.
 TaiiOtc-200 bbls prime city rendered brought Tc pr ID.
 Hemp-A lot of prime dew -rotted Is held at S105 pr ton.
 C16ee-Smal sales of Rio at 104c
 Whiskey-lO0 bbls Rectifed (favorite brandS) were sold at 20c pr gallon.
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SONG OF THE EDITOR.
BY JOHN BROWN.

Sit sit! Siti From matin hour ull twilight gloom, He's "fxiure' there in his dusky room
 Away the moments fit. And the world outside, with joyous din, Moves gayly on-but the world within
 Is labor, and toil, and care; No turn knows he in the weary day, But the turn that shows the pIvots way,
 As he turns his easy char.
 Think. thinkl think In the smiths bright forge the fire glows, But the smiths himself the bellows blows
 Unheard the hammers clnk! Not so the fire that lights the brain Of him who wears the galley chain,
 Or makes the press gang go; He must flash with light, and glow with heat, With quill in hand hlS bFaIn must beat
 But never indulge a blow.
 Write. write! write! Though fancy soar on tired wing, She must still her tribute celestial bnng,
 Ncr own weary flight, And reasons powers. and mem rvs store Must prove the strength, and bring the lore
 Antique, sage, and mystic! For those the utternoSt tho't and particle, Must go in 10 morrow'S Heading article"
 or argument-art-StatiStlc!
 Clip! clip. clip! No "cabbaging'' shears his hand doth held, But those with which inc current gold,
 By lawful right he'll clip The "devil' IS gone, but he will not fail Of prompt return of the morning's mail
 A basket full of "exe hangeS' And these the editor opens and skins Accidents. deaths, discoveries, whmis,
 As over the world he ranges. 
 Paste' pastel paste! With a camel s. halr-bruSh and broken cup, He gathers the scattered paragraphs up,
 And sticks them on in haste. The ''devIl" appears with a erln and bow, ''Please. SIT, they're watin' for copy now
 He says, in accents solemn; The foreman thinks he Il soon impose The outside form with q scrap of prose,
 And the leader may be column.
 Pay pay pay! The "word" is done work on Saturday night, And bounds with a step Of gay delight,
 To his wife and babes away! But round the editor secs a score Of honest joufs who tease him sor,-
 And ne may noi be unheedful And brght is inc wit that can furnish there Tine means 10 relieve them all from csre,
 By smelling out the "Recdful''
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st. PatriCk's Male COIIegiat,
 Institute,
LITTLE ROCK, ARKANsAS

LITTLE ROCK, ARkANSAS. TNHlS establishment IS now opened on Louisiana \ street for the admission of day pupilS-and it is expected after some time to afford accommodation for boarders.
 The Course of Education will Embrace, 1st. The Primary; 2d. The Mercantile, and 3rd The Classical and Philosophical Departments TERMS-Per quarter of twelve weeks, payable m advance for the Primary Departments which in clude Spelling Reading and Whiting S5 %. For the Mercantile which includes Arithmetic, Bellies Letters, Elocution, Geography, History and Mensuration SS 00.
 For the Classical and Philosophical department. which includes together with what IS mentioned in the Mercantile course :; the Latin, Greek, French and Italian languages the science of AL zebra, Geometry, Trgononetry; with Natural and Experimental Philosophy SIP o0.
 DIRECTORS AND PROFESSORS.
 REV. PATRICK REILLY,
 REV. PATRICK BEHAN,
 REV. PATRICK MARTIN, Little Rock, March IS, 1852. 2S-llw.
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V.sEwabfe Re0I Esfafe fer SaIe

DY virtue of order of the Probate Court of 11 Randolph county, Arkansas, made al the Jam uary term, A. ID. 1851, and on the fourth day of the term the undersigned administrators of the Estate of Thomas 0. Marr deceased-wlll sell at the Court House door in the town of Pocahontas on Monday the 12th and Tuesday the 18th days of May nexi, on credit of twelve months with note and secun- ty title made on full payment of the purchase money-the following described Real Estate Situa- ted in the town of Pocahontas and vicinity; Ei NV of Sec 24, T l9 \ E. 80 acres. NE Sec 35, T l9 NR1 E, 160 acres, Ea and NW4 of the NW4 fri S27, TI9NR1 E, l20 acres,
 WA and NE4 of NE4 Sec 2s, T l9NRlE, I20 acres,
 E. of the Nw4 Sec S5, T NRiE, so acres, l-6 pt of SEt of SEi Sec ?. T 20 x R E, 62-3 acreS
 NW4 of the SEE l Sec B, T 20, NR3E, 40 acres. NE4 of the SW Sec B. T20, N R3E, 40 acres, SW4 See 26, T Is, NR W. l60 acres, SW Sec 24. T IS, NR1 W, I60 acres, NW4 of the NV I Sec 2l, T 20, N R E. 10 acres, NV pt of the NV fri of frl S4, l9 RI E, l6- 100 acres,
 NE4 of the NV Sec g, T19N E, 40 acres.
 Blocks of lots in the town of PocahontaS Nos, 49, 1, l3, B 2, IA, 35, 20, 29 36 and 45. Lots No. ? and 3 in Block No. ? East Broadway St. Lot No. 5 in Block No 3i East. Lots Nos IS. 6, 3 and in block No. 30 and lot No, in block No. 4S. And also at the same time we will sell the engine, ungS and two boilers oI Stealn mill the Inili haV ing been burnt down over them. No doubt but what bargain can be had Tn the machinery. A portion of the above Real Estate is now well i'm proved, block of lots No. ?, has eiected upon il good store house, with ware houses attached there to and good stand for busness--one of the farIns adjoining the town has on 1t, good dwelling with out houses and some forty acres of open land, and three of the other farms very well improved and he within short distance from this place, this with other property was selected by the late Thos C. Mar, Esq., with care and wlth the future pros- poets of this place.
 Pocahontas IS situated on Black River al the : head of steam boat navigation, and where boats can run nine months in the year, and IS destined to be a lourshing place, and Si Aa distant day. Al ready there five counties dependant upon II for supplies, &c.
 more favorable time may never offer in getting property in this pia1e and vicinity. Any further information relative 10 the property otherwise will be furnished promptly by address, l ing us at this place.
 JOHN Il. IMBODEN.
 JOHN P. BLACK, Administrators of the estate of Thaaas o. Mar, deceased. i Pocahontas, Ark, March IS, 4. b. 1851, 1 3S-7w.
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Roman Converts.

Rev. NIT, Gibson, Rector of the Protestant Fps copal Church, of the Holy Innooents, at West PO,nt, last Sunday took his congregation " sur prise, by reading from the desk a recantaton of Protestanism. Rev. Nr. W hite, of New York city lately ai St. Luke'S has also gone over to the Roman Church. We hear of some other similar dcectoas as likely soon to take place, if they have not already.-N. |. Express.
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MARRIED,

On the l7th inst, by the Rev. W.P. Radcliffe, JANEs D. FITZGERALD, Esq, to Mss MARY E. STRIKE. all of this city.
 On the 18th instant by the same, Mir. DANIEL LINDSAY, to Miss SARAH MoKNIclrr, of this city.
 On Sunday evening the 23d inst, by James D. Fitzgerald, Esq. JoHN J BEAsLEy to ELMIRA PAR HAM. both of this county.
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 Rev. Dr. BARKER, President 1 Rev. CALVIN kINsIEY, Prof of Mathe'tS sS = Rev. GEo W. CLARK, Prof. of Greek, S~- Rev. JONATHAN HAMMET, Prof. of Latin, S snIS Rev. LORENZO D. WILLIAMS, Prof of wSE
 Natural Science. S Rev. J. W. ARMSTRONG;, A. NJ. Ca>aporia, N. r. Rev. ALEXANDER STACY, A. D. Chagrin Falls, o. MT. 0. & WILSON, M. D. Rev. Rev H. H HorSiSs, '00' Xs' Rev. W. C. R.rcnFF. Little Rev. J. F. GREEN, Rock. March, 25, 1851 29-w.
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STATE OF ARKANSAS, ,

STATE OF ARKANSAS, ,
 PULASKI COUNTY. { 'V'' H the Circ,nt Court of said county m uaoaton be fore the Clerk t1ereef, the tcenty toartA day q March, 4. D. 1851.
 Patrick P. Burton, Complainant,
 In Chancery, Mary M Burton, Defendant. nN THIS DAY came the Said complainant, by NI hS solicitor, and filed his bill of complaint, for divorce from the bonds of matrlmony also hlS affidavit that the said defendant is a non resi- dent of this State; whereupon on bs motion, 1t IS ordered and directed that the Said defendant be notified of the pendency of this suit, and that she appear on the first day of the next term of ths court, which will be held on the first Monday of June next at the court house, Tn the city of Little Rock, in said county or the bill will be taken as confessed; and that publication of this order, in some newspaper printed in this State, for 1.-two weeks succeSsiyely, the last insertion to be at least fonr weeks before the commencement of said next tenn, be taken sufficient notice to the said defendant
 GORDON N. PEAY, Clerk A true copy from lhe record.
 Attest: GORDON N. PEAI, Clerk March 25, 1851. 29-2w
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MALE SCHOOL.
LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS

VTNHE undersigned will open a school on Monday \ the. 3lst of March, at the room near the resi- dence of Capt. Pike, formerly occupfeu a oshaal room by Mir King. Where, in addition to the several branches requisite to thorough English education, he proposes to teach the Latin and Greek languages.
 From several years experience in teaching, he hopes to give entire satisfaction to those commit ting to hls care, the important interests of the edu- cation of theIr children.
 TERMS PER SESSION OF WEEKS: Common English branches, 5000 Higher 12,50 Latin and Greek 15,00
 LUCIUS c. WOOD.
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IT. The Missouri Legislature adjourned last week, after session of about two months. during which time very large amount of important busi- ness was done.
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IJ The mauied ladies of Fainount, N. J., have of Odd Ladies, in order to be reye1ged upon their Odd Fellow husbands. Their lodge IS kept open half an hour longer nights than the Odd Fellows
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FIRE INsU RANGE,
IO the Public.

' HAVE BEEN in New Orleans since the 29tli \ of November, iS50, and have sent provisions and money the second week after my arriyal to my wife, JohaIs Setehkos15. and have written le;ters 10 her, and have never received an answer. If any information eau he gwen uf her. would like 10 have an answer soon as possible. Address: J. C. SCHELLH0RN, New Orleans.
 March 2S, 1850. 29-lt
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shaaraeA .sa(e..

The Toronto tCanadaf Globe, announces the safe arrval of Shad:leh, the fugitive. in that city and says he reached the asylum oi English gFound' on the Saturday preceding
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Jwaa Received.

TlKR steamer Pontiac large and weil selected 1 stock of LIQUORS. WINES, PRESkRvEA GROCERIES, &e. The assortment n much better and more than doably as large as tt ever waa eoa- sistimg in part of
 @ pipes Otsrd. 6ctsrd and Dupre Bsandy, casks Madeira Wine;
 l" pure juice of PoTts oo gals. old CogRac Brandy in demiiohnsT % |" Scotch Whisksy 90 '' IriSh :" 10 hbls. old Rye and Bourbon Whskey; e Peach Brandy;
 quarter casks St. Croix Rum; bolS. White Wine;
 Malaga Wine;
 quarter casks Jamaica Rum, ppes Holland Gin; 10 boxes Skedom Gins 90 baskets Champagne, choice brands; boxes Hook Wine;
 dozen old Madeira Wine:
 pure juice of Port: 70 boxes CIaret;
 dozen choice Coglhals:
 baskets Annisett;
 boxes Ahsynth; 10 " Cnraco; lo ' Brandy Cherries; 4o ." Lemon Syrup; l5 dozen Scotch Ale;
 '' assorted Preserves;
 barrels Cunauts;
 boxes Ciuou;
 c pafelS NTanbeffieS.
 !" s. <. Almonds; 90 half boxes Raisins; 90 drums Figs:
 1 boxes Pine Apple Cheese; 10 '' Ohio Cheese; lU dozen Kentucky Mnmaras
 '' fresh Peaches in cans;
 fresh Green Peas in cans; III " Pickles assorted;
 '' cans Lohxterss
 !" Mackarel;
 |" Salmon;
 case Sandines; dozen Tomato and Walnut Ketchup, Worehestershire Sauce;
 Pepper Sauce; Olive Oil; 0lIxess ." Capem;
 20 " Red Pepper: 15 barrels white Sugar;
 p kegs fresh Crackers; i 10 kegs choice Tobacco; l 2u,otO Havana CigarS. The above were selected expressly for this mar ket and are of the best quality, and will be sold low for cash JACOB HAWKINS. March II, lSSt. 21-f
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New spring Goods.

New Spring Goods. O0 Pieces latest styh Barages. ~ % !" printed Mushns.
 |" late style Silks. 300 " assorted Calieoes
 30 " Ginghams. 20 Cottonades.
 Brown Linen.
 20 {" DcminS.
 Bales 3-4, 7-s, & A., Brown d Bich'd
 Domestics.
 5-4, 6-4, i0-4 and l2-4, Brown and Blchd
 Sheetings.
 pieces l2-4 Linen Sheeting. % Irish Linen. Gloves, CYavats, Pocket Handkerchiefs Shawls, Anron Cheeks, OSnabergs, Umbrellas, PaTasalS, Negrc goods, &e., &c &c. Received per P. Pennywitt, and for sale Cheop for Cash Onty by JOHN D. ADAMS. March 25, 1851. Steamboat Landing.
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HNfS! H0fS

0n Dog. Palm Leaf Hats. ~ |" Panama " 2 " "Jenny Lind" Hats. 6 |" Tampico '' Campeachy Received per P. Pennywit and for sale by
 JOHN D. ADAMS. March 25 1S47 Steamboat Landing.
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Ir Morning slippers Of embroidered silk or vel vet are fashionable inParis. They gre sometimes trimmed, (when the velvet IS plAiR.) with fontan- ges of colored ribbon, or narrow edging of fur
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AThorough Protestant.

An elderly lady of our acquaintance has such an extreme horror of Popery, that she has re- nounced the eardInGI virtues.
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Roots G1ld Shoes. I I CASES Boots assorted; 1 Kip Brogans; dog. Gents fine Calf Shoes; {" Caters; 12 |" Ladies Shoes aSsored |" Misses and childrens Shoes assorted; Case Boys Kip Brogans; " Boots, &c., &c., &c. Received per Phillip Pennywit, and for sale by
 JOHN D. ADAMS,
 Steamboat Landing. March 25. 29-tf.
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ARMSTRONG, LAWRASON & co. Commission Merchants,
 l06 Magazine street,
 NEW ORLEANS. March 25, 1S51 29-1y
Stationary.

A LARGE and beautiful assortment of sta A tionary, received per Phillip Pennywit, and for sale by JOHN D. ADAMS,
 Steamboat Landing March 25. off
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Saddlery.

SaOOHeFys
 A LARGE lot of Saddlery, consisting of gentle "A mems and ladies Saddles, Brides, Martingales, Saddle Bags, Carpet Bags, Girths CTcingles, Col lars, Hames. Bride Filings, Sulky, Wagon and riding Whips, Stirup Irons, Birdie BIcs &c., &c., &c., received per Phillip Pennywit and for sale for CASH by JOHN D. ADAMS,
 Steamboat Landing. March 25. 29-tf.
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E&ucatiOn.

4 SEMINARY FOR Bols will be opened on "A Monday. the l7th instant, at the Catholic Church, which has been thoroughly fitted up for the parp0Se. The course Of edacation, terms, Ac. can be known by applying to the Rev. Paik. Be- han, at the Institution.
 Little Rock, March II, 1851.
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Coffee, Sugar, &c. JUST received per steamer Psnnywh. J 35 sacks Rio Coffee; hhds. Sugar; 10 bbls. do; bbis. Molassss 6 half bbs. Molasssst ., 50 sacks Salt. And for sale by
 FATHERLY & cLEMENTs. March 3d. 9sEx
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PROPOSALS For building the Masonic and Odd Fellows Hall.

SEALED proposals will be received by the un- M derslgned committee. until the list day of May next for building the Masonic and Odd Fellows Hall, according te plans and specifications which may De seen by calling upon either of the under signed Proposals may be made as follows: lst For the whole work, complete. I'd. For foundation stone work price Der perch. Sd Front and rear stone work, price per super. hcial foot
 4th' bnck work, price per thousand bFick. oth. Carpenters and iolners work 6th. Stating roof UT proposals may state in round numbers the pre2 that the bidder will finish every portion of cations.
 The Committee reserve the right of rejecting all bids deemed too high.
 4. J. HUTT.
 J. A. HENRY, ] Cnzr.i ttes
 T. D. MERRICK, Gaaeue and Democrat copy four weeks. LittL ROck, March IS, 1s5i-2S-4w.
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For Sale.

A FINE LARGE HORSE. about seven years "A old and seventeen hands in height. Apply to March 25 l.. A. wHITELEY.
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SDrimg Clothing.

A LARGE and beautiful assortment of SPRING "A CLOTHING, received per Phillip Pennywlt, and for sale by JOHN D. ADAMS,
 Steamboat Landing. March 25. 29-tf.
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.NRgroRa Gor GnIe.

1.-TWO LIKELY NEGRO WOMEN, one with \ two children, and the other with one For sale for cash, by J. D. ADAMS,
 al inc steamboat Landing. March 25, 1851. 29
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W agOna.

1.-TWO NEW two horse Wagons, for sale cheap, \ by J. D ADAMS, at the steamboat Landing.
 March 25. 1851. 29
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ICE, FHEIFN, NUTS ke. JUST received by the steamer Pontiac Nc. {. J 20 Tons ot Boston lee 25 B xes Raisons { Barrels Ches,nats, l Bag of Amons
 Bag English Wainnts 1 Barrel Coeoanut 50 Cans Oyesisrs. ? Barrels Oycstets in tine shell. 200e Piekled Oyesters. Boxes Tobacco. Hogsheads Sugar l Dog. Basket Ahnisef CordiaIs. {" Demuohns, . M. TANTL Msieh Sh' leol' 26-n.
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Ga2ette and Democrat copy four weeks. LittLe ROck, March IS, 1s5i-2S-4w.
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Dancing school.
 GEo. B. KING, respectfully informs the e,,l- NA zens of Little Rock, snd vicinity, that he will open his School in the above aceomp plishmsnL sa Saturday. the lst day of March. at the Reck Hossa Lessons for young Ladies. Misses and Mss,ars, Eiil pe gixsa On the mornia' snd av.nsn~ .f s..- Little Rock, Feb. IS, 1851. 1-lv
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-11

Reviewer, howeverS goes on To say
This may sound we'll. but Duleep Sing
was mere cypher. It was q0eIS k1soa0n'
10 all that he was not even son OF Run
ieet, but merely the offspring of low a.
NOUS between a common water cnrrler
ard a girl of Runieet's harem. Lord Hard
'ingS having therefore nsag g'taatnt0'tSty &C,
amodatNd the boy-king with throne,
o0,,, @o,,eyoo ezy lst British force to keep h'"'
there" rboo
result was, that in shC,rt time under a
Aimsy pretexl,the British sIa 1Ehtered chou
sands Of the Sikhs, who are bys no means
Pagans, reduced them to slavery, ana CIV,
ing them the protection which the woIi
does to the lamb, subverted their govern
ment aud conqured their immense fine
country, and all for the sake of the money
tc be made OH thhe prnciple we have sta
ted, How analogous is the case of Nicara-
qua and the Mosquito King? They picked
up aud cgowaed breechless boy, the Off
spring of accident from vastly inferior
race to tke Sikhs, gracioaslY took him un-
der their protection, attempt to manage all
their business in his name and unless resist
ed bv stern American policy, will assert
absolute ownership, These are facts which
afford useful subject for reflection, bearing
upon the questions of the day at home as
well as abroad.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-11

Corsaaes are more Of them this ,5griag
made open, but many are sill and high;
tenderly buttonedto the chin. and surmOunV
ed little stand up collars of frozen lace;
which chill the hopes OF the most ardent be
holder Here and there, however, SOME
relief is granted by the apParitiOn below Of
euriOBsly embroidered shirt bosom peep
ing out Of the halfOpen waist, and dslieaiely
fril!ed as If not ashamed 10 be seen.
Al attempt has been made 10 Danish
boots from the walk, and several Cinderella
footed DANES have TAX ca steps TO reinsiats
Tee slipper for out ooor sefViEe; But the
movement has been made onlf, moderately
successful. (New York Day Book.