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On Dancing.

Dr. Fitch, in one of his lectures on the uses of the lungs, and on the mo le of preserving health, says:
 Dancing is the king and queen of in-door exer- else. I IS suitable for all classes and ages, both sexes. IL IS a most elegant and most eXhilerating exercise. It IS one Of the most ancient and one of the most ancient and one of the most Salutsry do not speak Of it as dissipation, but as an cx- hiIeratng and valuable exercise. Among the ex- erciseS it IS second to none IL is extremely suita bIc for the Sedentaty for nyalids and for cons gnp tivcs. have known one of the worst cases of icon sumption ever kncw cured by dancing alone. practiced daily fpr many months. The cure was permanent and complete.
 IL is deplorable thlt dancing a13 amusemonts of nearly all kinds should have fallen under the ban of the clergy, and should be preached against ss sinful. 1; Is doubtful whether the morals of man. kind are benefit d by for5idding all amusements, and it IS most certain that the health of thousands is sacrificed by 1t. Who are those that sink earli- est into consumption among ladies' Allow ne to say, Ii is those who take least exercise, and refrain from all amusemeats who, at school, at church. at nome, are marked as models; whose looks are denaTe, whose walks are slow, and whose conver- saton is always on serious subjects.
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Manufacture of preoiou, Jem,.

NJ. Ebelmen, the very distinguished mineralogist, director of the nltional porcelain nanufaetory of Sevress. has succeeded in producing crystallzed minerals, resembling very closely those produced by nature chiefly precious and are rare stones employed by the jewllers. To obtain this result, he has dissolved to boric acid of alum, zinc mag neSia, oxydes of iron. and chrome, and thea sab iecting the solution 10 evaporation during three days, he has obtained crystals of q mineral sub. stance, equalling in hardness and n clearness and beauty ot color, the natural stones. With chrome NJ. E. has made most brilliant rubes, from two to three millnerresS in length and about as thick as grain of corn. Tbs gentleman. the successor at Sevres of the illuStrious, Broguiart, has already connected his name with some remarkable im- provementS which have lately distinguished ia nous establishments and he is universally desig- mated for the vacant place to be filled in the Academy of Sciences section of mneralogy.
 Nqt. Ilieiigaer.
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Value of old Rope.

Among the numerous Rorn out and aftcn con- Sldered worthless materials, which the ingenuity of man has discovered meaas of remanufaeturing and rendering of equal 7vaue with the original substance, are old arrel ropes, which have long been m use at coal pis. Our readers will be sur prsed when we inform them thai out of this dirty aud apparently unbleaehable substance, is pro- duced tissue paper of the most beautiful fabric, eyenness of surface and delicacy Of color, a rcam ci which with wrapers and strings, weigh two and a half pounds. IL IS principally used in the pot teres for transferring the various patterns to the earthen ware, and IS found superior to any other substonce yet known for that purpose, 1t is SD tenacious that sheet of t twisted by the hand in the form cf a rops, will support upward of one cwt. Truly we five in an age of invention.
 Lirerpa9i StIn}1rd. :
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What shailIrnket

A lady of our acquaintance, (ssys sa exchange paper young. lovely and intelligent. called in a celebrated physician to do something for rush oi blood o the head.
 q have been doctoring myself" said the Ian guid fait one with smile to the kind MD, while he was feeling her pulse.
 An how"
 "Why, have taken Brandreth's Pills, Paris Pills. Siranbeggs Pills. Sands SaFSapafila, ayue's Expectoran,, used Sherman's Lozenges and Pias- ter, and
 By heavens, madam" interrupted the aston ished doctor, :. all these to your complaint nc goodp'
 Noi then what shall takes" pettishly in- quited the patient.
 "rakep' exclaimed the doctor, eyeing her from head to foot. "TakeP' again exclaime l he. after momeats reaectioa--" take~ why take of youl corsetSp'
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Taking the Census.

A census iaker going round last fall. stopped at an elegant brick dwelling house on Western Row --the exact location of which is no business ol ours. He was received at the door by stiff, we'll dressed elderly lady, who could easily be recog- nlzed as widow of some years standing. On learning the mission of her visitor the lady invited him to take seat iH the ball. Having arranged hImselt into working position, he inquired for the number of persons in the family of the lady
 Eight, sir replied the lady, including myself Very well-your age, madam ?
 My age, sir she replied. with piercing, dig niied look T conceive it's noneof your business, what my age might be-you are inquisitiye, sir. :
 'Fhe law eompels me, madam, to take the age Of every person in the ward-it IS my duty to make the inquiry
 Well, if the law compels you to ask, ore. Surne It will compell me to answer, I am between thirty and forty
 I presume that means thirty -fye7'
 No, sir, it means no such thng-I am only thirty-three years of age.'
 'Very well, malam' putting down the figures, just as you say, Now fos the ages of the chil- dren, commencing with the youngest if you please.
 Josephine, my youngest, is ten years of age.
 Josephine-pretty name-ten.'
 Minerva was twelve last week.
 cap1vana-.we.ye.'
 Cleopatra Eyra has just turned fifteen.
 Cleopatra Elvira --charming --ff,een'
 Angelina IS eighteen, sr-iest eighteen
 'Angelina-favoriie name--e.hteen'
 Ny eldest and only married daughter. sir, Anna Sophia, IS little over twenty.hye.'
 Twenty-Five did you say madam ?
 Yes, sir Is there anything remarkable Tn her being of that age.'
 Well, no, can't say that there s--but IS it not remarkable that you should De her motter phen you rsrs only eight ye1rs Of age 2
 About that time the census taker was observed sailing out of the house; closely pltsued by a bro1mS;ick. I' the last time he pressed a lady to give her exact age.
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JOB PRINTING.

The proprietor of the ATkansas Banner, re- spsltuy informs the public. that he is prepared to eyeea,e every description of Jon WORK. with neat ness and dispatch, and at IoW rates any office in the State-such as
 Books. Pamphlets, Hand Bills, steamboat
 Bills, Posters. Bills of Lading, Bill
 Heads. Horse Bills, Labels,
 Cards, Receipts, &c.
 Also constantly on hand, Blank Notes. Clerks, Sherih's, Justice's and Constable's Blanks of every kind, Blank Deeds of con" veyaHce, Sc, winch will be sold cheap for Cash or city acceptance, and will be sent by mail to auy part of the state, If required.
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Rates for Yearly Advertising.

All standing advertisements will be char red at the first mentioned rates, unless contract be made when left for insertion; and must be paid for in ad- vance.
 Nonerson will tc announced for any office, either city, Sa,e, or county, without the advance pay mrni of five dollars.
 Political circulars will be charged as advertise ments. and payment required in advance.
 No lob will hereafter be delivered to any person with whom we have regular dealings, until paid for .es--a~-~
 Alaiv.rtistments must be marked with the anm- ber of insertions desired, otherwise they will be continued until forbid. and charged accordingly
 s5-Yeariy, half-yearly and quarterly advertisers ,7i'i be confined to their legrtnnis business All advertisements of a different kind, or for other per sons will be charged for al the usual rates.
 All letters must be post -paid or they will not re c.ive any attention.
 IF Positively no variation will be made from the sAoye regulations
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TIE ARKANSAS BANNER
 s spUnLIsHEp EVERY TUESDAY.
LAMBERT A. wHIrELET, publisher.
TERNN

F.. o7r capY one year, ........'.'....''.'. s] oo Fo, .s-.e copies, one year, to one address, o0 Fo, frt copies, one year, tO one address, II co Fo, ,.a copies, one year, to one address, 2o Oo q. ename of no person will be entered upon oar books unless payment be made ia GardHee, CT .,,lnea by some responsible person in this city
 ,,Ds,ant subscribers may forward us money by ,....r. a, o1f expense, and al oar risk, provided n. a1s.nas.afs receipt be taken and preserved fo, oIt protection,
 No degia,son from the above terms.
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aJ Queen Victoria visits the Glass Palace once a week, and has announced her intention Of riv- ing some brilliant fetes and magnificent balls dur ing the exhibition She has recently commenced sending autograph letters of invitation to the var- ous courts of Eur1pc. The King Of Belgium has already replied that he-shal visit London ill the course of the month of Jane. Many members Of
 the Royal family of Prussia have also accepted the invitation and Queen Victoria hopes tha, the Em. peror of Russia himself or the Imperial Prince, wlll resort 10 London this summer
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Cosmetics.

The custom of vensering "--a word most un- galioatly uSed-the face with white paint. has, according to correspondent of the Courier des Etats unis, becomes perfect furore in Paris. 'We met at the last ball of the President" he says "a young widow, whom we had always known as brunette. She was as white as the lily As she approached us, she remarked. 'you do not Teeog nlze meP We could not avoid saying, no, under your mask of -four In truth she looked hke a fish or outlet. just ready to be fried.'
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wattEiug.

The New York Mirror IS down upon waltzing with vengeance. and says il is an indecent exhi- biiion that ought to be nperatively banished from respectable drawing rooms. 1t IS one of those foreign nnportations that never should have been encouraged by the class of citizens who give character and tone to American society. It had it's origin in the volaptaous orgies of the ungoily Parsians. and is gross scandal even to that city of liceniiousness It IS nothing but hug and a whirl. and when couple embrace for such yio- lent performance. Iaoiessy would suggest tha, every person leave the room.
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EEHrGytCHl,e. M0rs.sEfsa.e.

WYE subscriber woat fespectfuHy inform his | risamefs, aud the public geneTailv. that he has .etrVel. per steamer Exchange and D. .spa,ch tl.e largest and best selected stock ol Hardware, ever oh-,ed in this Hafket-consis,ing, iii part, oi tine iojloNrg:
 Black Smiih Bellows Anvils, Vices, S.edge and hand Hammers, Hose Shoes and Nails
 So dozen common Knives and Fork; dozen Ivory haudei (balance) do.; POcket, Pen, md de.k hlHe.; odozsn superior Razors (Wade k Bach- T'o' R'geFN' shears. Scissors, ard geni's pocket Sc'''orS, B'itsnns, German Silver and Iron Seels, Nucug Knives.
 Sao' guns, hIuts aud per. gun locks; gun worms, 7A' "tprrs, powder aAsks pistol do, oil finds shot .i-' and pouche', gaIae bags. fish hooks and lines, medicine hasks qua nipples, water proof per caps, common do
 inii supply of paa.ocks rln do. mort. do. cot hse' closet. English store do,llo, and plate locks 41fe iatches, screws, butts and hinges, brass hlrs
 CoUtns', Davis', "Kentucky" and S,mmans' ay,s. o'4 4xesF hand ditto, Collins !. ao., slinsiint a''tAe'' An. l4ih diio, claw ditto, hammers ol at k4ds
 Ion squares, C. <. Socket arJ 6rtper cbise,. "'eNs and hinges single and double bench planes, 'A io9ls, hand saws, s,-brass, shoe and con taeks ''Ne measures, brass screw rings, sewing and peg ''1 a"lS, sliuup irons, heoks, ,alors and Ger.
 '' 1'eT thmbles, single rein snaps, spiins baian- ces.
 . Taper, mil! saws. x. cut sa&. files. horse .@f' %cr brass aud lAp'd. candle sticks. snu.ir,s
 '.Y aud horse snaae combs, cetloR cards, wool 4l. horse catds
 SSfi Ad, Gsi'd., buag borers, shovel 4n tosss ''4," ~rcnches, knitting rlns.
 -'-S H'h5' shoe brushes, paai marking and ciHtnb
 '' "hile "asa brushes, cloth. .sbaif, and shaving 4', lea'h and aesh do, couHter da. 14e'' and stop cocks InoIasses gates spurs, GU. I'. o'afs. cotton iines and rope, peuciispoints. e. aud lead prncils, violin strings, shaving box.
 ' 4n4 steel hoes polished traces and log chains. Gl'h chains. plAst,ring. brick, and pointing rs"s' eleaYers, ship scrapers. brass handled and t.'"'a ron fire irons. sheep shears, G. S. saws, ,,ei Hnlses. shoe do, iry pans. sheet ron,and t', %A kettles, grid irons, razor slrops, cotton r.l'' manila rope, states. drawing knives. m, i'As,,' Ne &e. which, having recently pufchas. , <" we" York, enables him ,o setijatlgteatt5ar. JOHN D. ADAMS tag. Lo0sr Steamboat Laaiiag LHLe Roek, Dec, IT, 1850 IS
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France.

The Ms.itg'T of q late date. publishes the names of tie new Mia.stry. as follows:
 Foreign AHairs, II Bafoche; Justice, Roucher; Finance, Fogld; Interior, Leon FaucheT; Com meTee, Bufele; Marine, Charelari Lndaut; War, Gen. Raalnsr; ablic Works Ma sne.
 Al the opening of tle Assembly Mr. Faleher, Minister ol the lutcrir, read the Ministerial pro gramnae, which was very short Afterwards, on the motion to proceed t'ie order of the day t-s Ministers were discovered to have majority of sfty-two in he Assembly
 The Gogernmeat Of SEitzerlan1 has refused to eXpel inc French refeeees, seventeen ia nanber, as ordered by jse Ffea-h Government.
 Opposition is threatened to the ncw ministry by the monarchist journals
 Gen. Casielian has prohibited the sale of ire arms in Lyons, and the locks have been ordered to be removed from the guns in he ar2ories and shops, etc.
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Paper Carpets.

The Cincinnati Nonpareil says that Mir. L. Howard has discovered pE13e3s by which carpets can be prepared from ordinary wall paper, placed upon canvass ani vanished. which. lt says, are neat and darab!c, and which can bc afforded al such low PrceS, that we thlak they will come into extensive use. carpet of this kinl has been pat dowa in Mr, Howafds store fot pablic examin. anon. The Nonpareil should have stated the price. ani thsnwe could better judge of the value of thc discovery.
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az Among other articles to be seen at the Ex- hibition will be the famous diamond of :" Koh i. noor," the Queen haviay consented to allow the whole world to see the far famed "m)untain of light" Extraordinary precautions are to be taken for its safety, yet of such kind that the curiosity of the pablc with reference to this most precious
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loa MoRK.

of all kinds, saehas Steamboat Bills, Bulls of La
 ding. Posters. Aondhilis; sherifk. Jasteer. and Constablex' Blanks; Funeral and Cosilion Tickets. Cards, Book and Pamphlet Printing executed with neatness and dispatch. asnsOdcaase pricesfor cash.
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1J A friend informs Us, says the Por Ind I !. sfrtiscr that, if persons who are subject b sick headache, will look steadily for two or three min utes at piece of green baize green silk, CT other green materials, when they feel the spell comin on, they can throw it off entirely He has tried it frequently, and never knew 1t fail
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FRRlaS F0R ADVERTISING:

ASFarsis1en@ .sill hs iassrsed st the uSa Il saaasoG she sahss papsss iA this eitg-sbas Is. si a sQuaSe Sw De arst insertion. and ffsy cents square fcr each aaditonnl pubiacasion. A hhcral hscouns viii be hAade so these who advertise by thc year. A 4a
 alsPmtaiasiegs ase authorised b set as our yaEenas. ana eilIxe1AA se pc cens, of all nosiey teccived and iransniste5 so us for papers and ad. vrrtiRemenfS.
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UpuRE1z vM H WJ wMaRo

Apy person forwarding 10 us r dollars ln current c'a.s for Four new subscribers, will receive a cooy qf our pap'r for one yeav' srat's. To any one forwarding twenty dollars in current ;opis, we will send fen copies of the BANNER for gsmanyuew subscribers, and one copy ofGoDEr s L,py's Book orGRAHAM's MAGAzrSE for one year. Tn ony one forwarding thirty dollars in current funds. we will send fftsea copies of the BAsNER for a, many new subscribers, and one copy of the United States Magazine and Democratic Review for one year.
 To any ons sending us the largest number (over 6fleen) of new subscribers, accompanied with tso advance payment, ai inc last mentioned Eates V, will send one copy oI he spirit Of the Times vHi three steel eugrayiags, and one copy oi bIlckwooi's Magazine f}E one year.
 IF Rcmitiauces may be male at our risk and re- eep,s wl.l be promptly returned. In making such r.mi,tauces. the Post Hqsers receipt should be ob- tiued for our protection.
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To subscribers,
BOUNTY LANDS.

TO TIE OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS OF THE WAR of i,i2. AND ALL THE INDIAN WARS SINCE I-o, THEIR WIDOWS AND MINOR CHILDREN; YT\H he of Congress- passed the 2eth day of Sep y ler lSj0 all who served n any eapacy n any of t NHy either in te mia regular service, for a'' n0nth pI more, are Untitled 10 Bounty Land.
 Il'fsgncd being a possession of all the forms, and .ae 'ay all the requirements of the various etees N' Government will attend to procuring Warrants for " Hemn"s and, if desired, locate tine sams upon Coop l7l. anA procure the patents therefor.
 AFicdht, under this bill will pease state names, age, place residence, Saie rank held, Of capain of com sn number oi regiment of infantry lor other arm,) ccm- Enh ot r"gen when enlisted volunteered or drafted, i NnH place, about what time for what term oI ser th'w luhs scrtco, when discharged, and. they have N.t 'rbargcS, forward item. fla wiov state Of whom, " nd where married het pusvipsi3 Co marriage, " d where her husb md died, and ii not she is still a " '" her husband was killed in battle siae it.
 .s npfmauon be turw5uded the necessary papers wii Do f A"d aud sent ;o the cajmaHts tpF sigtl1furr.
 Ncmucncations "PosT PAiD' addressed t0 him will ,t'r a- ipt attention. l.. A. NItTELEN.
 Akausas BahAgr uGlce ,I.it;le Rock ATks.
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Dt. John being once in company with some scau. dalmongers, one Of them haViag accused an absent friend of Tesorting u rouge. he observed. ct is, perhaps, alter all, much better for lady to redden her own cheeks. than to blacken other peo- ple's characters"
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LITTLE ROCK
Agency for the AkrasSas Banner.

O. MF. Wv. E. BEAvEss Is aaihorized 10 act Agent for the Baaa~r al Lost Greek, Saline coanty
 eo- NIT. GEORGE DoGes is authorized to act as gent for the BaRaeT at Piue Bluff, Ark.
 tJ- E. w. CARR. General Ageas. Eysns' Build 'ngs, Northwest corner Third and Wslnnt streets, Philadelphia, is authorized to act Agent for the Rrkansas BgaRer."
 !. J. SHIRLEY, Esq, No. % Camp Street New 0rlesn. is our exclusive Agent to procure and col Get names for advertising, &c., in that city.
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Pompey, did you take the billet to Mr Jones'" q Es, massa.'
 "D Did you see him F'
 "Es. saT m2 Jus did''
 How wss lie ?''
 Woy. massa. he look pooF,y we'll, 'sliering he so blind g'
 Bind what d. you m an by that T'' Woy, msssa. when was in de room, a gib- oing hun de papes, he axed me @har was my hat, and soffanity, massa, perhaps you wont believe me, he wur on the top ob my heal de hall tune. D
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Clothing. 10 boz. fine cloth over-Coas; l - <" Beaver do; dog. fine Pilot Cloth do.; Blanket Over Coais assorted: " Cloth fIock and dress Goats, assorted; ? |" Sack Coats. " prs. doe skin and French Cassimerp Pants; 6 " :. Saiinet Shirts Drawers. Oyet-alls &c. &c Just received, per wagons. and iorsale, very low, by JOHN D. ADAMS,
 Lotcer Steamboat Landing. Little Rock Oci 2I. s3
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INDUCEMENTS FOR CLUES.

The success that has attended our recent efforts, an1 ,as interest taken in the BANNER by many of fl. patrons, have ndaced us 'o offer Tor the Pur' pose of crctng the formation of clubs, ihe follow ina list uf
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Donation LandS.

For sale at this office, Lists of the forfeited lands sanec donation by the State, to actual settlers a, 75 cents per copy, or SC per dozen. Postage to anypart of the country, : 71a cents.
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Cows Worked as oxea.

Southern farmer says: "l have worked cows in harness, not under the yoke, without detrmen at Tn any respect; on the contrary, their calves were superior to the rest of the stock-due, of course, to the extra feed and attention they reeeived. I should like to see th!s practice extended, for many of the poorer classes have ID other analn power to and them n then farming opegatsons'
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Apecie.

The exports of specie from New York.,o ioregR ports during gtAe week ending on saturday last, was ssOs,is0. making an aggregate since the Is. Of JenaaEy of sss0,i
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A little gIri, who had been visiting in the family ot aelghoor. hearing them speak of her father eclag wldOwer, on her return home, addressed him thus
 Pa, are you wjdowerF'
 " Yes. my child. Do you not know your mother Is dead P
 Why, yes. knew ma was dead but you al- ways told me you were weshman.
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.IUSTHCE.

IRON and STEEL L-4 GOO lbs flat, round an \ square bar lron 500 lbs horseshoe ron; 50 Diamond piow Moulds:
 S0 Cary do do
 400 ibs Spring Steel
 i50 !" German do Received and for sale hy Feb i2 VIM. E. WAIT.
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a10Ace anal Sugar.

ID ECEIvED, per steamer "Umpre,'' E A barrels Sugar;
 10 sacks Rio Coffee; And for sale by A. J. HUTT, Dee. Main St.
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Gy-It is said that the Bishop of Oxford is about to take steps to prevent Dr. Pusey from preaching in his Diocese.
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.s Al, r.yrs.,.

The Lraba Paea ts'ls tAe f,,lo wing way to '' play al f1aFs:' |' Daak sbne bottled stout. two bottles of port, gias s3f MarAscaI aIao forum of whiskey punch. and a tumbier of British bran. dy. and you will hnd before you get home, how very easy it Is to play at al (aars'
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New Goods.

XXTE have now on hand fni' assortment of sta- w pc Dry Goods, Groceries Hardware, QHeeGs Ware, Boots. Shoes, Hats snd Claihiag, which we will sei al he lowest price for Ca.h or m exchange iet tot;oD, BeeI iile. ani Politics.
 Y. D. MERRICK & co. December r, 1880 Is
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Cash for a'eItrfes.

' WISH to buy Fifteen Hundred Dollars worth of \ first rate PELTRY, to be delivered between this and the 10th Jauy next, for which the highes, msrket price in SPECIE will be paid. Peltry deal CTS will please give mo a call before seliing else where A. J. HUTT, Main st.
 Little Rock Dec. }, 1850. lS-
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.Iorctgn anu Domegtlr sletna Elterature Euneatton
LITTLE ROCK, TUESDAY MORNING,
JOHN ID. ADAMS.

C0hHlSSlGA AND fORWlRDiAG MERCHANT, BRiCt. CORNER, LOWER STEAMBOAT LANDING,
 LITTLE ROCK. ARKANSAS. EEPs constantly on hand arge aud general N assortment Of Dry Goods, Clothing, Hard- ware, Qaeensware. Hats and Caps. Boots and shoes. Saddlery, stationary, Groceries, Produce, Sc., ac.: all of which will be sold very cheap for CASH.
 Oct. |, lSJtt.--S-l-H
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capslves se the Arabs.

Accounts received at Constanhnople, fFan Ds inascas. state that Beyeral French travell4fs If distinction, among them one of the Rothsehlsds had been captured by the Bedoain Arabs. and had only been released by the payment of forty thousand pIaStFeS ransom.
 DT There are no iess than F. GOO emigrants pau pers upon Wards Island. below New York.
 r~A young American pianist Frank S. Bras ford, has just made his appearance in New York.