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The Cat Trade in California.

The San Francisco correspondent. of the New York Journal of Commerce, in his letter of the lst of April, says;
 "The steamer Ohio, on her last trip from San Diego, brought into port an. .nnprtatlon of " Cats, 96 in number They cost at the place of embarka- ton about 50 cents head, and sell here from ten to twety dollars each, according to size, sex and general condition. A passenger on board the steamer told me that they had very musical time of it. This is truly novel article of traffic, but one of the fruits of the coast trade, just opening on the Pacific by our numerous little steamers, which run regularly every week up and down the coast"
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A Wonderful Project.

The Laf. Courier states on the authority of MT. Mclaughlin, recently returned from abroad, that there is a project on foot at Naples to extinguiSh the fires of Vesuyius It is understood that the bottom of the main grand crater, IS several thou sand feet below the level of the sea. The plan therefore, is to dig large trench canal from the sea to the Crater, and the expense of which will
 at exceed two millions of dollars, and thus extin- guish the fires that have been burning for thou sands of years! II is said that the fine lands thus to be reclaimed, will more than ten times pay the expense of executing the grand design.
 The Neapolitans should be cautious in their movements and prepare secure shoppers to shni out the water when their purpose is answered, lest the whole ocean should slip through their fingers and bury itself m the inner parts ofthe earth. But perhaps the powers of steam and galvanism and gas have been made known to us for the great pur- pose of providing remedy for what would other wise be a terrible calamity, the disappearance o the great highway of nations.-SHmtsr Banner.
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The Maryland Constitution.

The New Constitution of Maryland, lately com peled sy the State Convention, provides for the abolition of imprisonment for debt, and fixes a perod for closing lotteries in that State. It takes lF0m the Legislature the power to grant divorces, and leaves the parties to their remedies in courts oi lasace, and has definite clause against the re- newal of those financial endorsements from loans and speealstonS into which the State was plunged n lsJb, under legislative sanction. The judges of all lle courts are made elective. A Board of Pub lc "orks also elective, IS provided for, which re- Eese1Is the interests of the State in all works of -a'efna improvement. The Treasurer and Comp 'ouer are elected, one by the people, and the @aeI by the House of Delegates. A limitation las oeen attached to tine amount of compensation "heh all officers shall receive who are now paid sy iees and they compelled to pay into the public treasury all sums exceeding the amount allowed mem under the Constitution. Provision has been made, also. for the qualification of the laws, for Ie Snnpitfcation of all the forms of pleading in
 t courts of justice, and for the regulation of fees oaiumote IS to have ne-seventh of the House of otlesates, under the present Constitution is has '4S one sixteenth. The Constitution provide for convention every ten years. The Baltimore 9aa says It's conviction is that the interests of the 'y and State require it's adotion for there is reason " ieai' that II any antoward occurrence should Fe'eht it's acceptance, many years must elapse, ala much heart-barning, bitterness, and sectional 'a'e occur, before any other body, of the same 'aaise'er. will assemble m Maryland.
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The Eaiargmca, of the capitol.

The Washington correspondent of the Charles ton Courier, says:
 ' The President, afier re hearing the principal .hfchiiecs who have offered designs for the Capi- tol enlargement, has determined upon the form of the New Senate Chamber and Representatives Hall. They arc to be rectangular, instead of cur siiaear, in order that they may be better adapted to hearing than the present Hall. The next thing to be done x todecide upon the plan or projection whether East and West or North and soath. A anpacatlsn of tho present edifce. on the Square East of the Capitol, was Mir. Hunters plan' and seems to he the best that has been pfoposed.o
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inspected. n sx lots, af si8 SO; s7s and ss5 al ei4 75. ana goo ungnspocted ct 9f4 28.
 Bacass -Sales i3 casks St. Louis sides at 6s; % casks Cincinnati st9, and 70 casks Missouri sioal- deFs at 6Ac.
 Larst-las tiefccs, and ss bbls and 80 bbls prime were sold from store at 9ic.
 Cs1ss-s00 bags Rio were sold at 9lc
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nR. STEPHENS AsTRINGENT SYRUP It This has now become celebrated remedy ioE Dssentery and Bowel Complaints, Cholera Nor bus HaTEhma os Summer Complaints, paia or crampiHg a the stomach or bowels adapted to per- sons of all ages, but undoubtedly the most supe- riof preparation iur children ever produced.
 Price, 25 cts for small bottles, and 50 cts for large ones. M To he had Of \. l.. DODGE and WILLIAM W. ADAMS. Little Rock. inne 3 ,5t IY
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ITP0N accommodating terms the following U tracts of lands situated upon Bayou Bartho- Iomew, in Drew county, Arkansas s. E. fraction qr. sec. :; West half sec. :; W. half of N. E. qr. sec. '; W. half sec 6; W. half ifs. E. qr. sec. 6; all in township If south range west.
 These lands are among the best in the State of Arkansas, well situated, in thriving neighbor- hood and convenient for shipping produce. For terms, apply to
 L. A. WHITELEY. Little Rock, March 22d. 3S-3m.
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Another New Press.

a,a,.. ., ' H. Hathaway, of Norfolk, an ingenius ''' ri ,a. hss invented new printing press, which rg. ."Pp'y want seriously feA among printers,
 '1 a machine which prints rapidly and can be ,,.A.'led ,,. al a moderate price. Mir H. thinks his DS .' e@n with the aid of man or boy, throw of 6, ,I lessons per hour, and that 1t can be built i,- ,uI n,.l s'Sl. tie has gone 10 Washington for 0Grp, p"Pose ot placing his model in the Patent
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"e' Attempt to Open . Negotiation with Japaa.

y. Washington correspondent of the New I,.' A 'ou'aal Of Commerce. in his letter of the ;he Js..a California correspondent mentions that A1e.Ip paase officers and seamen brought in by the ,-s@as Tom the wreck of Japan funk, will asleT, 'oiie by the merchants of San Francisco
 Go,r,,''i'f ''f o' 5. Government should do it. The q ,. 1.eaI, they will find, has already taken care eaas. vessels or some of them, now in the sal hs ,' aie ordered for the Chiaa seas. Attempts S4tbe S@ed to open negotiation with Japan aelc,al e'e hleat of mutaally beneficial com ls sad, s1lsoufse. ltmay not be brough, aboai sealnis e Is c impatient enterprise of California IapsB sn1 ~ ~, Salli0fnIa grows an age in a day.
 'A miau;ey " '0se"e'-
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New orleans Market.

TRUE DELTA 0FFeE, May 30, 1851.
 Cotten--The demand has not been general, and the sales do not exceed 3250 bales, puces having gone back to what they were previous to the ad- vance by the Franklin. so that the decline by the Africa has had no influence on our market: Inferior. ......S a ( Md. Fair ,. 9lal0 Ordinary ...s...Ias Far ,.-..... I04al0s Middling. .,..... s4as4 Good Fair :. nominal Good Middiing. Q s9l Cd and Fine. nominal
 7'o5acce--Sales ITO hhds. low running lot, at -; r hhds, part frosted Ut SS; 20 at 4, and 43 damaged and high in case at 3Aa7e
 Sagar--The market has been very dull, and the sales barely reach 200 hhds. Fair, 5la5sc. 75 hhds very low Cuba Moacosadocs were sold at sic. Msiassss--Market very~dall. Sales 90 hbls Fe. boiled at Sic; 4s at %; F. sweet fermeniing al q and 72 bbIs Plofida al 23c. 100 bbls choice nasu- rai uolasses from Governor Ron:an's pIantaiiou were sold at 3lc---an outside 6guIe.
 Flour--Sales 1900 bbls, including l50 bbls St. Louis al s4 IS; 250 at s4 20 Ie4 al s4 2si i2oex- Ira St. Louis at si "a; 200 at s5. aud 800 damaged Ohio al &.
 Cara--SaleS $500 sacks, of which 9lT mixed at 42; 800 it 45; 1912 yellow Ut 80; s00 al ---; 100 white at 6a. and l7Sn damaged at 3se.
 WAixky etl bbls reetifed were sold al tac.
 Psrk--Active demand. Sales 1875 bhls naess, ot which $50 Hninspeeted as about si4 3e; 2SS4
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chiIi.

Valparaiso letter of the 2ath of March, in the New York Courier. says
 ..The Chilian Government are calling in all their currency to coin one same that in the U. States--dimes, half dimes, quarter dollar, half dollar--both gold and sllver--quarter eagles, half eagles; whole eagles, 2 eagles, and ounces'
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\ Naval Demonstration in the China seas.

les'erdAy we noticed statement to the effect -a' some oi the Pacific squadron have been or %,ea 70 a'e Chna Seas, and that another attempt w.. So pe made to open negotiations with Japan. 4 asN "SsnlAs'oa and East .Iadia squadron are to be ana all are.to rendezvous in the China yS,I' aiSo t1at orders have been sent across the ,o'sle ''las 70 Commodore McCaulay, of the Pacific
 lSdroa, to sail for China, and that the steamship ss"4nehanna, Commodore Aulick, Is to sail fur '-s same desunation.
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Rheumatic Compound. 1V1 and Blood Purifier; 4 certain Cure far


 1v1 and Blood Purifier; 4 certain Cure for eifheT fafaammato'y (Aette) or Chronic Rheumaiism This valuable remedy stands without a rival Tn the history of discoveries, in this or any other country, Tn curing this painful and parayzing dis ease, Tn all its various forms.
 The vast number that have been cured by the use of this compound during the past year, de monstrates this fact Not only recent acute or infanmatory cases, but old chronic cases, of ten, twenty, thirty and even forty years standing; where they had not only tried every other external and internal remedy of which they could hear, but at great expense, had travelled, and passed under the treatment of number of the first medical men of Europe, as well as of our own country, visited the various watering places. taken voyages al sea, and dweit m the most salubrious climes, without ob- tanning relief. Some, who were reduced to q mere skeleton their flesh had withered away, their limbs were paralyzed, and many that had scarcely been able to walk for ten, fifteen and twenty years. These have been cured sound and we'll, reganed their flesh and the use of their limbs, and now en- Joy excellent health from the use of this compound. These facts are fully substantiated by published testimony, from the highest possible sources tes timony that cannot be gainsaid, but which eaa be vouehed for by fen housand witnesses.
 Retail pfice, s5 per bottle, bottles for SIP, or 6 for S22.
 To be had of R. l.. DODGE and VIM ". ADAMS, Little Rock. june 3'5i. ly.
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I.alsn, na.dlrlnr s,nnnen.

Mr. z. NJ. Lowry, uf Porierviile, CAttaragas coanty, New yorK. hasinysnled cannon which will load and dischArge isself fifty timss minute. t is stated in The cAttaraugus whig that inc war Department has passed resolution in favor Of adopting this Ingenious destructive power iot our goyernment. ~ &
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OLIVER & CO.,.
WLNE S' SPIRIT MERCHA IS, CORNER MAIN ANn MARKHAM ST.

CORNER OF MAIN AND MARKHAM ST.
 tOM Post O6fee Corner.
 TUSI Received fine assortment of choice .D articles for Bar Stores and Family use, con sistng of
 Fine Old Port Wine; Madeira Wine; Brown Sherry Wine; Pale Sherry Wine; Catauba Wine Longworth Ohio; Claret Wine, Supr. Juice; Bran dy, Cognac; Brandy Cherries: London Gin; Mo- nongahela Whisky; Scotch Ale: Brown Stout; Anisetie; Natural Syrup; Museat de Frontignan; ~AIarisohano: Curacao; Mushroom Catsup; Wor- cestershire Sauce; Sardines; Fresh Salmon; Ab- Slnthe; Preserves &c., &c.
 Little Rock, April 22 33-tf
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nR. CLARkE's Compound syrup oi A Wild CherrY and Tar.

Which is considered by Physicians and others the GaEsf kEMEDs for coughs, colds, consumption. liver compliant, bronchitis, asthma, sureneSs in the chest, sptting of blo,d, pain or misery In the side. difficult oI prosuse espeetosation, night sweats, Skc. -59
 This being Inc prescription of a regular plysl- elan, graduate of tho Medical University. Phila- delphia, aad having been thoroughly tested. is properly esteemed one of tho most valuable and efficient remedies foT these and similar complaints ever offered to the public.
 Price, Si per bottle, 6 bottles S5
 To be had ei K, L. DODGE X W. W. ADAMS, Little Rock. june 'si iy
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TOBACCO, SUGAR, SEC AIRS AND WINE
AUCTION SALE.

<A v " A - VI " '0AA AS2As TTNHE following condemned ordnance and ord 1 nance stores, will be sold at public auction q the Little Rock ATsnal on the 2lst day of June, a 10 o'clock, X. NJ. 1 Iron swivel sets of Artillery harness for wheel horse Load s /" of Wagon harness Brldles; 1 Saddle 2 Breast chains; 52i MusketS Ieomplete !; 41 q incomplete ! Pistols damaged j l07 Carblne Slings 10l Slings, white Webbing 76 Shoulder straps, C Barbette wheels Drays, twithout wheels ] 1 Anvil, Smiths, broken j 1 Frame building fold ]
 J. M MORGAN,
 CaPtain of Ordnaee. Little Rock Arsenal, May 30th, 1s5t-39-3w.
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Bacon and Flour

E0BBLS. choice s. Louis Flour; CO terce CanvaSsed Hams
 4 casks Sides Received on consignment and for sale by
 JNO. D. ADAMS, Steambost Lending MGg, 30, i85i-39
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GJ Women always want something to lean upon. Like grape viae, they are nothing with
 out support. For this reason, husband should be placed by the side of young lady the very mo nent she comes out. What stick is 10 sweet peas, so is the masculine gender to the female.
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NOTICE TO PRE-KMPTORs AND OTHERS.


 Ali persons claiming the right of pre- -esnptsoa, under an act of the General Assembly of this State, approved December, i4th. iS46. are required to make proof and fie tAe nsoessary lead befose the 2sth day of June next.
 Where locations have been made upon the selec- ton of individuals, in aEcoxiance with the ilth section of the act apprsssa 3esh DsceD,beF, is44, and the act approved December 18th, Is4s, and said locations have been confirmed te the State, bonds must be furnished to thls office for the pro- per amount before the day Of sale, otherwise they will bc sold to the highest bidder at such sale. The 1th section of aH act approved Deeenber 2isi ib4S, authorizes that, " is ell cases suAere. aer ihe psuisisas q ils 3ist Dee. is4a sestisys Aare elsised fhe Prs eapos grssted i dzl eel, asd Asse fawoDed lands ssf esasasd fs fle Stafe satsi sier ths Isugs ef fhs e<t q 2tlfA Eee<saA<r isaA LhssA ssesioaef the iast aasek aef sAasl h sseissl After the saIe all iaAdz o1exed and sesaaining unsoid will be subject private entry al the prcs Of one dollar and twenty five cents Der acsx,
 L. J. REARDON, Laad A9eaf.
 for tAs State q AElamsas. May 20, 1851. sI--tds
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sale Of State Lands.
STATE LAND OFFICE, !. 4aF~ MS t.weAss s.. nneR

STATE LAND 0NEINks
 4N EETTxR nnexs
 KNy %. 1881. | x pursuance of an act of the 6enezaf AssemAlY \ of Arkansas, approved tAs SDsA Decsmbes, 1894, will offer at puhle ssle an the 2stA day q June next, the following described haess of land, selected and cenfuncd 0 this State @ part of the grant of 5000f a6Fess sxrept zaeh as has been ooxescd by right of pHe-emRii0N, proof uf which together with tho necessary t0nA. has bega Sled og sale;
 TfssY sNy F.trNHxsefwM
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MoRTIMoRE's BITTER CORDIAL, AN

MORTIMoRE'S BITTER CORDIAL, AND 1v1 BLOOD PURIFIER; a Vegetable Spirit, and the most scientific preparation ever produced; one bottle of which, IS warranted to possess more Teal medicinal virtues than ten times that amount oi sarsaparilla, or any other preparation put up for similar purposes, Its unequal virtues are soon mado manifest m diseases having their origin in impurities of the blood, such as-Neuralgia, Scrof- ula or King Evil, Rysipelas, Cutaneous Erup- tioas, Salt-Rhem, Tetter or Ringwotm, Pimples on tLe face or surface Of the skin, soreness Of misery m the breast region of the hear general debility or nervous affections, and all irregular habits of the system, Especially with females ) and the many Arrangements of the nervous sys- iem and diseases arising from the njudioious use Of ealoiael and other poisonous drugs.
 This IS ine cordial, pleasant and agreeable to take. and perfectly safe to be used in any state al health, even by the most delicate female or child And Il IS an article that every one should use, al least once yeaf to purify and enrich their blood and thus prevent all manner of diseases.
 l Retail price, : 1 per bottle, bottles for s.
 To be had of k. l.. DODGE and WILLIAM W ADAMS. june s'5i ly
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ornrE q rn sEcarrsns . srArf.


 In compliance with provision of the Constitn- ton of the State of AIkansas, the following anat nd u,euss to said Constitution, proposed by the last General Assembly, are published. Each newspaper l,-inted tn this staie, will pub lsh the same three fcrerai times previous 10 the first Monday in August next, aud forward the pa pers containing the publication, also tho account so this office. DAVID 5. GREER
 SECRETARY OF STATE. Resolcef By t1e General Assembly sf tae Stat of AS5kansss, That they do propose the fellow ing amendment to the Coastitnsion of this Slate, to Wit:
 That the 2ath section of the 4th article of inc ed that Lafayette county may be reduced to 500 square miles, and that new county may be form cd out of said county of like dimensions.
 T. E. FLoURN0Y, SSeaker
 of the H0uss of Representatives.
 J. R. HAMPTON, President
 ef tAs Senate. Approved, Jan llth 1851.
 JOHN S R0ANE. Resolued By the General Assembly, ef the Stafe of ArkaRsas, That the following amendment be proposed to the Constitution of the State of ATkan- saS, viz:
 That the 29th section of the 4th article of the Constitution be amended so as te allow the coun- ties of Green, Ponsett, and Desha, to be reduced to eight hundred square miles, and that new county may he formed out of the counties Of Green and Poinsett of like dimensions.
 T. B. FLOURNOY, Spsater
 ef the House of Representatives.
 J. R. HAMPTON, Prssident
 of he SeRate. Approved, Jan. 9th, 1851.
 JOHN s. R0ANE. DAC0N 1000 lbs Extra Sugar Cured Hams; 1D 1000 lbs Clear Sides; 1000 lbs Bone do;
 2,500 lbs Shoulders; DRIED BEEF--300 lbs Extra Sugar Cured; FL0uR-10a Bbls Ohio, Superfne; VINEGAR--5 bbls Cider; Received per steamer R. II. Lee, and for sale by June 3d. VIM. B. WATT SUGAR, sEGARs AND WINE. LUST received per s. E. Pontiac: sB 5Boxes Honey Dew Tobacco; 10000 Best Hayanna SegarS; 3l Pipes Claret Wine; 2 " Madeira do.; 2 [" French Brandy; 2 hhds Powdered Sugar; Cases Cherry Bounce. 1 ." French CordialS; Boxes Oranges;
 For sale cheap by. June 3d, 1851. M. TANTI.
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The New York Mirror draws the following de- plorable picture of New York:
 .tour city is infested by gang of cowarily fel lows, who have.no regular occupation, and no in come and who manage to live like fighting cocks, by proving on the fears of the community. They are a sort of organized banditti, of whom the po- lice the court, and the jury, stand in fear. They are composed of ballieS, blacklegs, TombSaw- yers, the latter being the most contempibe ol the gang. The father of the young man lately arcs ted through the perjury of these scoundrels, an in dustrIous printer. has been bled we hear, to the amount of S25000. He owes it to himself, and to society, to prosecute the conspirators."
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Tho suits Agatast KlvAt aaa sashrs.

nthe Supreme Court of Massachusetts, on the l2ih inst, motion was made to disnliss the snIis brought by the Aboli,ioAis's of Boston against Messrs. Knight and Hngcs, the agents for the re, spousible endouer must be procured, or the suits would be dismissed.
 The suit against District Attorney Lunt, for the arrest of Barton, negro barber al Salem, who was taken by mistake for one of the rescurers of the fugitive Shadrach, was non suited, Barton not ap- pearing. The damages had been lai [. slo.oOO.
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MmMEfTnEg1W- ll'llllz |IIII.I
A, A. CAWY. m. n. ..

TsR0M hun1Sviie Aia., hAe Ioestea T himself pefmanentiy n Little Kssk.
 He has heen engnred iu tAe pfacti4e ef -- nsnfzsry kf ten YaaER en3 fsess Ne1 sepk in N|D ability Co give antlEns zealgfaeliEH saeA C tkD eSmEsnity a nay need hls Hxsifs. hts ahzeuee fiosa luwas wtIeAs41s i4eeeun through tise papers, of this place.
 Oisee cn tAe ssmth ssas ef 8aiAham between East Man and Louisiana siEseaR thsee dooss wcse uf l.. K. Lineoifes Book 6tases
 E.sttlN Rock May n. iG6i. @-2
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STATE OF ARKANSAS, iu the Serier Cireaaf C0ars, Fe6ravy Term 20aA
 Febraarg, 1851.
 Williara Riggs, Petitioner,
 ps; Z Petition GoI Dsyefce Rachael Riggs Defsadaaf, !
 A ND NOW ca this day came the said neii- 1- honeT bs hts solicitor and 1t appearlng to the satisfaction Of the Court here, thai by reason of the absence of the said defendant process can no, De served on her n this cause. 1t ls therefore sg defed ny the Court heTe, that tke sad d4fendaat be notified ot the psndeaey of thss sait by pubh eatioa h the Arkansas Bannsr d newspasef print ed ,u thls State. aud that unless the defendant he aud appeal oa or befcde the first day of the acxt Term oi this Court at court to bc holden at the court house ia the county of Seyier, on the third Monday h August next aud plead, answez or de mui to the peflonefs said petition, the same will oe taken as confessed and decree rendered. ac- cofdingly; and II IS further ordered by the Court. shat copy ei thus order be published in said paper Tor two weeks ey two successive weekly insertions Inc last inseFio theEeef 10 be at least four weeks before the commencement of tks aext term of this Coart, until which time this cause s continued. true copy from the record. Teste: R. H. KiNSWORTuy f,erk May 20, 1881. sz--aw 5OkfkE--s0 Bags prime Rio; Vi Received aud for sale by ! May 18th, 1851. WM. B. WAIT.
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.sos.' h sad that Mrs. Forrest has determined to ''"'' on the stage next fall.
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School D0oks!

school Rocket | HAVE just received supply of School Bcchs. | among which are the following: dcz. Eclectic Spelling Books, '' Davis Arithmetic; Pike's
 ( Smileys C
 English Readers; Copy Books;
 assorted Primens; 2000 Letter Ensel0peA 1 doz. Missouri Hafmonists: Southern Ahs-rapes, Pens, IAk, Sc SC, all lor sa,s sheap fot cash. by 4. J.HuTsT, Mssa sfrsef Msy IA, 1851. sa-.
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St. Patrick's Male COIlegiate
 Institute,
LITTLE ROCK, ARKANsAs.

lLE AOCk, ARKANSAS.
 'HlS establishment is now openedou Louisiana A street for the admission of day pupils-and il IS expected after some time to afford accommodation for boarders
 The Course of Education will Embrace, lst The Primary; 2d. The Mercantile, and 3rd The Classical and Philosophical Departments TERMS---per quarter of twelve weeks, payable in 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 Meusuration $S %.
 For the Classical and Philosophical department, which includes together with what is mentioned m the Mercantile course the Latin, Greek, French and Italian languages the science of Al. zebra, Geometry, Trigonometry; with Natural and Experimental Philosophy SIP 00.
 DIRECTORS AND PROFESSORS.
 REv. PATRICK REILLY,
 REy. PATRICK BEHAN,
 REy. PATRICK MARTIN,
 Little Rock, March IS. 1852 2S-lIw.
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Spring Ct0fhissg. A LARGE and beautiful assortment of SPRING "A CLOTHING. received per Phillip Pennywii, and for sale by JOHN D. ADAMS, Steamboat Landing. March 25. 2o-tf
 ROBERT ARMSTRONG. GEo. c. LAwRAsoN. ARNOLD HAIRS.