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0rosg& Of Poultry. attention is now be-
ing paid in this vicinity the cultivation Of poul
Try. Several Of our citizens, men Of enterprise
and property, are making extensive preparations
,os the growth and .rafiic in the various kinds
Eape!luen's are being made in impoftalion, and in
csos.a9s nreedA We learn that one gentleman has
which he paid lks nice little sum Of fortv dolars.
ana o. another We learn that from one pair, during
the past Twelve uaonihs, he has realized six hun.
dfed and Try d0iiass MOI : hard s,osy to believe
When i !, known that the pairs were sold II i've
dounss. y nesinn.ng 70 Be- well underwood thai
NOT cheaper than beef or pork. This result /. -.
taned pf course, BY including the ssrs. which "a
b hnd a. all ssasons Of the yeae By psoper selsc
tion dnd cultivation OF The improved breeds. TCin
oinnasi Gazette. .S''
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Hauama Correspondent of the Crescent


HAVANA. August 10. 1851
Eas' Cresce" - ms morning we have IN port
o. All classes and nations, one hundred ana iour'
cen VESSELS OF which twsnty'nlne are Amerlcan-
= ossks' steamer, Am. tnP ClncinnanJ % nfis.
- 80, = scao'neIs. While nesghts ior the United
- ~ a. peve oeen naFd = nnd % ~ per Dox ma
S.ss - nno' 'moiss.es'l enan9si thfougn We
9. ieAt = 70 me eneellsy q eovefpmens'
!. .s.m sny .e.ac..o. sno u.s can g sO,a y par
premium, afon p 20 - pef cent oiscount'
~. 1s ns1'e. 'u0y le.sse vssk nee "me
~ ~ Sose.nmeh' 'eao' l.'es'' through me influence
- = IS cn,e. c..'.ens % me place. escesr-
sV =. $780, ~ y "'so ete9uce tne impression
$500 ~ ,.Du =, sne Fecens INVASION
q ~ Sis'sa - on,sse ouI men
q. a.ve zen p'.cso neie, covelsy 70 protect
=. ~ e'c, = ven % tepess sne namss o.
49, ~ 20 NO. scuve 10 iessenins me SANDER
.. 49,. :. weh :. m pfonsnne OF e'd % me
n = v1snny' Ane sid OF ssfvlco o. monies
- u MOI 'oDe censuFed, no motse'
=, ous me osner ieacnefoos ana unsrate'
n,en' associated with tho acs' efa'u'sous!y
-. n-''c'y' snoo'd % remsmnered-ceFsainiy
=. 49, wno nave largely assisted IN making ny
~ .oun,a'a pne OF wealth, winch tney would
= .ns mcfication OF new rivet' fof the heavy
cu.n~ .nas Cunen industry already drass to the
49, =. we infone, onwhiingly' but forced through
- NV sne sword and negonet In the paper o.
,rsI ln''ans' .Asano az "a ndrMa) with the
t.' - pro ana splosoe' We ma me follow
us eveF maniul names' Oh which. those no.
e.pecHuy oea'snated as connected with American
o...sIe' " wnlcn !ney nave amassed large pro
"aso uexneo 'nsse meahs ior evll, etne
1ns'sy W llo'lec'ly' oy infaction OF inc Enellsf
.n.u .ee'y Dt suppression OF inc sias'
-. S. W.: anu ln'loouc"on o. negroes iron
80 AHi'a' Du' " we im., aoaooo ~
n.r.t . s. .o'ae'' aeaa o. 'ne mouse OF DfaAe
- ss~ w. cla'm'ne 70 % 'he wea.1nies. nous
uys",. S.'.' auu cn.0l panAe" !" u'e "es.er'
$3.50 49, eA*A'l'oly n'e1cse1 " cUns.sn !,
49,. ,N'.- u', W" Nr"o, - ce'
Alv...- 49,. -..:" - s..1: .A''''o
i-rw.n,. &c -. 49,. ar OH. ph;,.a-'".! ~.
sevs,.l hons.s of vo,,, c;,v I. .o,J 80 49,, ~;
ors .,.n 4, r,,a. i, .r,o,,. n F,.n.;..a
D. Imam Escsuv;za cof1se. home. R.,o,, M.
fortunes hav. haan fourd. ,,nor 80. = Ar,..;o.
seaman. Al a picavnne a ols.s. n Jo,a Anton;
lIrieoven d. Juan Fernandez Rico n. Iosa IL.
quin Carrera D. Antonio de la Torriebte !: D. Jos
Solano Alvear +; D, Piocoll: ID. Rafael Toca n
Jose Maria Guerediaro and d. louacio Maria Zan
gronix-ffteen names drawn from the commercis
wealth and influence of Havana.
Another man Of exceeding note--the 6lth.aatt
ersr Of Havana, the common sewer of our soc;,
deiraction and low gossip, and sometimes know
~ the - Illustrated" Engl;sh +" Nesrs," or Coz
poral Crooked Shanks," takes ground against tn
, United States, and makes himself quite busy i
the uttsrance of all that class of schar invesion
that most taking with the vulgar and the iene
rant and which live only upon such foul breath a
- uAAAsty so '''' :: NoA "
l MeIe are some faces no c5tWS0N-StdlneQ tnat u
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SAiyt Makss,--T hsrs are ssid 70 Be- six thou.
sead women in New York City employed in making
ahirts
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HAVANA, August II. 1851.
Eds. Crescent-The American brig Palo Alto,
Wood arrived on the 4th inst, in seven days from
New Orleans. On the 18th, the steamer Cherokee,
Windle, two and a half days, and same day sailed
for New Orleans, the American schooner Fairy,
Williams, and the Belgium bark Silver, Pruiske-
the latter probably cover clearance for specula-
ton. The American war steamer, Vixen, COM
mander Smith, left yesterday for Pensacola, with
important dispatches for the Government of the
United States. The Falcon, Rogers, six days from
Chagres, with million and hall. and two hundred
and eleven passengers, arrived yesterday. AL
though as well known az local drsyman," she
was brought to by Spanish war steamer, after thu
discharge of three guns, and boarded with oficia
omp and circumstance, suited to the national char
actor, to ascertain what she might be.
Yesterdays day to be remembered pris.
oiers, separated from the main body Of the army o
Lopez, for some reason not explained were dragges
up this city, passed through mock ceremonial Of
board of the frigate Esperanto, ordered to tn,
Esplanads foot Of the national glacs Of Fort Atares
and there shot in the back The list of names 70,
| will find in the papers enclosed herewith.
This advice would have been furnished you b,
the Vixen but American residents may not know
i Of American action in the small matters Of ette
carrying. ~ s
The affair Of bringing in the prisoners, and thei
execution, was Of SO sudden nature, that Their
was no time to arrange for the disposition of ,he
and funeral trains had been ordered by the Govern
ment, with which no individual would be permitte
to interfere. The few Americans here were cut o
from al possibility Of action and even if opport,
nifty had been given, they would have been insulte
and molested in the performance Of the duty, an
not protected by the Government, from Catala
outrage.
The Consul was applied to, to ask Of the Captai
General permission to the prisoners, or to NAL
personal demand as right, for the purpose Of b,
manity, which he declined doing in person. b.
wrote note, which was probably not opened,
they do not recognize diplomatic character in rel
tons with the commercial agent Of the Units
States at Havana.
Other prisoners have been made and execut,
near the field, or in the vicinity Of Bahia Honda
fifteen on board the steamer Pizarro--a good de
Of cold blood shed, which will probably give n,
! acceptable return to those who have proved the
chivalry in vain but who can unflinchingly lo
the dead man in the face-but not, believe, wit
. out the sense Of shame. The number we sh,
know, if the Government choose to publish.
The Creoles here are cowards-they have fled
from their promises. At the East, it is said, tn
: maintain themselves as heroes, and Lopez is n
yet defeated. The only hope is, that in divid
eounsels, want Of food, ETC.. he may fail. Spani
chivalry has been beaten back in every action
tempted, with great loss, by handful of men.
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z Homors to tie Dead Washington Artillery
will fire minute guns at sunrise and shutdown TO-
day. in honor Of three Of their members massacred
q HAsana. IS s.# se
Thanks to the Empire City for her liberal cour
tssie-to Adams 4 Co. = Express, for late Californi,
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take Them a1I-OnIy one was captured. Two OtheD
took shelter among the maneroye trees. and The
fourth boat among those Of Coyo Levisa. After
having taken the men Of the frat boat, armed the
ANAL boats Of the steamer 70 prsue The second and
third ones who were aground under The maneroye
trees. ~
The officers of the army who were in the boats,
and the marines, as well rs the supercargo of tho
ships Ignacio, ArelIano, and the captain of the
steamer Cardenas, Francisco Esiell, have rivalled
service which this steamer has rendered since l
hoisted my flag. ets-al -
They threw themselves into the water to pursue
the pirates two Of whom only escaped, but only
BY throwing away their arms. They were not
pursued, because we wished to give all our atten-
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Teas, Teas, Teas.

FATHERLY & CLEMENTS. Dec l7, 1850.
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SUNDRVES.

EO Bbi.. Supelfne Flour: 60 Boxes Star Can. JU dies 10 Bbls. Clear Pork 1, ? Bhls. Linseed Oil Bhs Lard Oil; 4 Bhis Powdered Sugar, Do. Ctushed Do; 2.oO0 Lbs. Coiton Yam; 3,VOO Lbs Bar Iron 25 Kegs Pure Whi'e Lead.
 HfRDV.3RE, &e.-Anvils; Bellows; Vices; Screw Plates; Hand and Sedge IIammers; Mortice and Rim Locks, Mineral Knobs; Fancy Plaie. Cup board and Pal Locks; Axes; Axe and Claw Hatch cts; Traces; Gfubbing Hoes; Turning Chisels and Gouges Files and Rasps; ? and fold Rules; Let ter Copying Presses Wrought and Horse Nails; Spjrit Levels and Piunbs Hand, Panel and Wood Saws; Shovels, Spades and Manure Forks; Copal Varn,sh, 6c Received and for sale by
 July l6. WM. B. WAIT.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

E IN WILL be prepared to transport MERCHAN- w DEE from PHILADELPHIA to PITTS. BURGH in anticipation of the opening of the East. srn Division of the Pennsyivanla Canal. say and sfier the TWENTIETH of FEBRUARY, at the following rates, viz;
 For Ist Glass Dry Goods, Hats, Boots and Shoes, Drugs. Books, Stationery, &c at Sl per 100 lbs For 2d Glass Hardware, Qaeensware, Groceries, Paint and Dyestnffs. Oils, &c., at s0 cts. pr 100. For 3d Class-Cofiee, Leaf Tobacco. Iron, Guano, Bacon, Beef, Pork, &c. at Go cts per 100 lbs For 4th Clsss-Tar. Pitch. Resin. Ashes, Marble Pig Ton, Bticks, &c al 50 cts per 100 lbs
 H. II. HOUSTON,
 Freight Agent, Penn. Railroad Co.
 No 274 & PIG Market Street. Pha. N. B.-Goods going East by our Road should be consigned to cFADEN & COV0DE,
 Pittsburgh. PENNSYLVANlA RAILROAD COMPANY. PASS FINGER TRAINS between PHILADEL- PHIA and PITTSBURGH, Leave Philadelphia Daily at A. M.. and at i0l5 ?. NJ. Leave Pitts. burgil Daily at g 4. N and 9 P. M.
 A, HENDERSON, Passeng>r Agent. Of-9no
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LITTLE ROCK HIGH SCHooI Boarding aSa Day Sshoel For YsuA. laa,,,


 VI VIE hpsihess ei ih,s Seminary uiH b. ,e. l the 9th Sept (D v.l when . pnns,,,, .,.. dance ol 1ae Pupils is esrnesis reqaex,es This inStt'Htlo0. under tie car. ot M. ..4. Misses WOOD, with Assisssm Tesche,, as every saciiy for importing tte a.lsan,ass ,g ,s anishsd e''ecSiion, Possessing withia tA.ws.h... qualifications Ter iae various hgaAvss., Wsi,t -7s have pyaest>eh with perfect sa,isiae,aa. h., X Feles te ite gentlemen whose names arc .o,.s. '' The PaPl,s Of the Bnanting sehosj. h.,,. .- s'anily associated Wlth their Teaehs~ reee,f. -. s'ieni'oh So necessary to tcGm and refine inc , nrTs. and prodace habits ot order aed r.rsi .'., essential in he souastiea og character FreiRg ihr importance af ihfopr,, k9,,, i.a. es The F'eoeh language, new indispensable ,s ,.l, rancaiion he Principals wish 10 rstt,ser II a. 4 . possible the language c' tie esiahlisttprnt r, p'oposr aimi,.ns ihe Pupils. who re.sI. ,n ,, family, :a attend the French classes uifhsn, ,,t shafer.
 TAe.' e-iion oi ,he city ef Late Rof X is h.si,f P'easaH'. ana aceessitie al al, times. by s,esa h and slagr.
 The system of education. assidaoasiy rucvst aiins si periect appreciation ef wea,svsris s,,eE ed n developing the moral aud intellectual isrg., -~einhaeing thefeash and sS sieaai,c coarse l.,, 'hr eiementari ;o thv a,ghes, hranchss Nesn5, records of scholarship and aepor'neBi gre ,rsf.p. tes 10 Parents. waiisi eYerj jIaleioas iaciisafr, study is afforded
 The school is constantly nndet the sqpeF,; ,;Sies 4 the Board oi Visitors, who, from iiinc ,o ,i.se , anime lhe various classes, and report ,hsis poff.s. Terms of Tuition and Haard per se.sios af
 five months. tlax rk.cla
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(SAPIENTIA PR.FSTAT OMNIBUS) FEMALE COLLEGIATE SEMINARY,
 TULIr, DALLAS COUNTY, ARKANSAS.
"A@U@~No

"A @ John S. Garvin, Presi- Weldon F.. Wright, NJ D., dent. Prof. of ColIe Prof. of Nat. Science. Mrs M. Cook, Govern. Maj B. J. Borden, Prof of and Instructress Ethics and Belle Letters. Senor F. Garcia, Prof of Music and Mod. Lang.
 TUITION PER MONTH. Collegiate Department, (Anc or Modern Langua- Collegiate Department, English Course. % Academic Department, .........,.......,.S co Primary Department. ....................2 % Ornamental Department, (Painting and
 Drawing,) ..................... co Musical Department, (Vocal and Instrumental,5 % Boarding, including washing, fuel lights &c. 10 co Academic year embraces session of ten months, commencing the lst Monday in August and closing the last Thursday in June.
 Tuition and Board must be paid one-half in advance, the mander at the close of the session. No deduction will be made from the rates of Tui- ton except in cases of sickness.
 ExamInations.---lher --- here will be an annual ex- animation before Board of Visitors at the close of each term; and quarterly examinations before the Board of Guardians.
 Diplomas will be given, on the recommenda- ton of the Board of Visitors to the graduates of the Seminary, and certificates of Scholarship, to those who have taken partial course.
 Discipline and Police will he mild but firm; being rather of moral restraint, than pun ]. ishment. Quarterly reports ofcondncta and Scholar ship will be transmitted 10 parents or guardians.
 Course of Instruction is divided into three Departments Primary, Academic and Collegiate. Music.---It Is believed that no Institution in the Southwest offers equal advantages to peri ct it's Pupils in this elegant accomplishment. Senor Garcia, the accomplished head of this Department, has taught with distinction in Washington City and Virginia, aud is not only most skillful per former, but the best Instructor in the Art that have
 Needle Work-.-Plain and Fancy..--No extra charge will be made in this Department, the pupils furnishing ths materials The products will be disposed of at annual Fair and the pro- ceeds placed in the Library Fund
 Lectures and Composition --. Lectures vii be delivered regularly by the heads of Departments to their respective Glasses, and Compositions will be required every two weeks during tn course, from the members of the Academic and Collegiate Departments.
 Vacation..--The will be vacation of one week the las, Of December, and one of two months ut the close of the Session.
 By order of the Board of Guardians.
 S-9-tf
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GUNS, GUNss! GUNs!!!

LUST RECEIVED, and for sale cheap for cash, sJ fine Double and Single barrellei Shot Guns, Rifles, flint and percussion gun Locks, &c., &c.. at the Gunsmith Shop, on Main street. where repair ing is done up blue, by H. GRIFFlTHS.
 Nov6. 9-
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES
DE. LEIDY'S SARSiPiRILLi BLOoD PIL Ahead of ali Others!i
The Envy Of all psIl Manufacturer:

The Envy Of all fsin manufarturerss DECAUSE they are safer, better and lnae fl AD cscious than any oibers; and because liif Pa lie wll take notice of others tey obtain ea 50O, ,O0O0 BOXES have been sold annually iof N 2 five years.
 YOUNG AND OLD, MALE AND FEMALE, cep ass take them with equal saiety, a8d wiiiioat fear IF PILLS BE SEcEsS.8RY Y for pargiBe aDd elsga te stomach and Ba~els, and pariIs the BIod and Ss of the body, take o,fersior other ps prdas' a combined effects. roniEft Sassapariia in them Eat, Drink and Live Usual, aad ppfsaf r' usual occupation whst taking em, without tsaf oi i cold, during all kinds of weather.
 ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS are wagered that more genuine eerihcatds tifsa f cssns ciergymen members o CnnETess, and Fssr @ nens} b. produced pf ther etlosry tan ni any 7 FORTY PILLS ARE IN BOX. aud cold a sS 'rt hax with dirrcIsns and much whoiasssse advice asr nying each bvx
 They have no tasie or unpleasant smei,
 Free from dusi af powder of any kind,
 Do ne grtpc the stomach hosReis,
 Produce siekneee. vomiting bsd seiinss,
 THEY ARE GOOD AT ALL TIMES.
 And adapted to most diseases common fn nsns iss No one bas ihz taken thrH will he eiisag as'f" se take any ShcTs because they stli aiways do good H they do n0t, then others wili
 DE \. B. Leidy the pToprisof and nanuiacinf, s ai lar druggist chemist and phy sIean, 0f E yeafs fFirf Philadeipsis; gFasdaIc of the ubiysrsty o Pstssy m naember oi different medical insuai,tass ei fniaa'ftl- York Boston. Baltimore, he and sHd rnfft ' Tisheice The of tilc gFrster confidence fa'f psils. theH bsifg recommended 10 e pasfe na a specIabe pIJ Jsie,;is throughout rhe UInled risss Principal sspOi DT. Leidy's Dispenssff, Nc it4 " Foarth St, PhAdaipsilaAId sold sa1. ai'i f'l J. ". Taptse, Ltls Rock; k spafe5isssn, tsn hNf'e yii A Mead, and Wright Co, New Orleans, ail As - xist- and ssogekecpers in t'e Uniied states
 occ1s'SD
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Little Rock Foundry.

COAL CRATES, (Afkansas patiern.) for sale O cheap. by ROSWELL BEEBE.
 Dec. 3, 1850. cI
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MARBLE CUTTING!

INLOUR- 50 bbis Ohio sapefane' E iO0s do iliRois extra doi WHITE LEAD-5a kegs Pures
 SUGAR $ hls powdered; CAStlNGS--20a0 lbs hollow ware;
 IRON--4000 lbs assorted bari WINDOW GLAsS--22 bexef;
 CANDLES--e0 70 boxes star; GRASS SEED-cioyer, timothy and bsas,
 Received per laie arrivals, aud fer sale by
 Dee t7 VIM. s. WAIT.
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Queensware and Glass Ware

TOHN D ADAMS, Cat Lower Steamboat Land- D ing) offers to his friends and the public, the fol- lowing carefully selected Gin the East) assortment of Queensware, &c., &e., which he will sell very low:
 B doz. while granite dinner and soup plates, 12 Tea Sets,
 g. TWjfiets
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French. Italian, Spanish and German, each. i5 ga Singing in Choir. te co Mn-'e--Piapo, Guitar. and Organ, each, ss oo Harp. se oo Dls@jng and Painting. ls oa eestse otlessonsIn Oriental painting, Iapan
 Work. inlaYing ef Ebony aud lroty,
 HaN eHSs Wo'S, and wax flowers, each. 10 oa No charge Nor embroidery aud eFnsmeuts.
 nesie work,
 Boerd. wash'ugslgh's. fuel, use of bedding.
 Ne., per men'h.% n os
 Payments quarterly, in advance. no de4aespt. for ahsener
 Sessions commence iA Sept. and lst Feb F.. piis received at any peiio,, atd charged irpm iae ot enhance to ciuse of ,he seSxlon
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un dries from New Orleans.

un dries from New Orleans. n ECEiVED per Steamers Phillip Pennywit and fl, Pontiac, the following goods, wit 100 bleached Sacks Salt 10 half Bbls Molasses l Bbl, Rics 7; 36ss lbs Sweed iron 50 lbs do. Flow Monts; 30 Steel Mills, assorted sizes Dozen Grass Bed Cords; Coils do Rope; 2 Coils Cotton Rope; 10 Bright ox Chains; Doz waterproof Rife Locks; 9 do. Palm Leaf Hats; l2 do Webster's Spoilers; 100 sets Cups and saucers; 100 do. Edged Plates; , Doz. Horse Collars do B. B. E. Hats 45 pair Mems thick Boots 10 Bbls. Prime Sugar. For sale by
 A. J. HUTT, Feb. 10, 1851. Main Street.
 State Scrip.
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.Yp,p Goods! .O4aC Goods !

oVHtD GWOOGEJs eVNW WWUNtO VTNHE undersigned has just re- A = < :.
 l ceived, and is now opening, sssefsY a large and well-selecied assort- N YsaFLA ment of Dry Goods, Clothing, D /hzTH ASN Hats, Boots and Shoes Hardware, N4MpA IHMN Queensware, and everything usu- k@AA IVY ally found in stores adapted to the NH#X country trade all of which he GzazSS offers for sale, Cheap for Cash or in exchange for Cotton or Pcitries. for which the highest market price will be given. Country dealers would do well to give him a call, and examine his stock be- fore purchasing elsewhere.
 A. J HUTT,
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NOTICE.

HAVE. al some trouble ssd cost, ss-i'- \ Mil so thai It viii grind and saS s' 'h' time Persons who may wish cora gf9sI have il done at any lime they will send 7s. ! shall have so particular day for gr,ha'"s ta there may be 70 n'isap0erssanal"f' ahs 's', .s.. eharvSJ is one. th4fS sHtS enty -tise cenls Ers
 Jai. IS, iss0.-~4suf D. II. BIA"b 'A
 (Dem Csyy
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LITTLE ROCK FOUNDRY AND SHITHERY.
 Roswell gyeegae
Lanrirre.s Sectional Rap of lrkansas.

EuHsHVV NVNEIvUWI VE FIN"HNWN' FEHHE above spirI,did Map is now finished and \ ready fos ,elisety. IL d@i,,eaies ihe whcle State as lald eff by the U :, Deputy SuiNsyo,s.- Every Section and fractional section is shown, so that Jcrty acrs bact can be readily found upon 1t. The exact position of all ghe County Seats, Fos offices, Saline Springs, Seminary Lands, ane ihs rich and fertile lands selecicdby ihe State oGi ofthe zoo 900 dotsion grant are a accurately shown. The Lead Mines and ether mineral iorarions are noted, as we'll as all the old confirmed Spanish veys; with the latest alterations ir the County lines The whole Map containing as great an amount valuable information be found on any State Map extant
 Il is pu; ap rollers, elegantly colcred and var nished. Price So %. Also in convenient pocket form, price $3 %. The pocket Maps can be sent to any part of the State by mail. Postage cents For sale a, the bookstore Of
 l., K. LlNCoLN, Litfis Roek,
 April 9. 1850. 3ln
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MEMPHIS INSTITUTE.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT:

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT The regular course of Lectures in this Institute wi commence on the lst oi November, and con- time until the last of February. The Anatomical Department will be opened and ready 10 receive students by the lst oi October. The Medical De- partment will be under the direction fine following
 Profess OTs:
 J. CONQUEST CRoss, MD, Professor of the In
 siiutes of Medicine asd Medical Jurisprudence w BYRD PowELL, MD, Professor of Cerebral
 Physiology, Medical Geology andMineraogy. R. s NEWTON, MD, Professor ot Surgery II J. HULCE, M D., Professor of Theory ant Practice cf Medicine.
 J. A. WILSON. MD, Professor of Obsteterics >and Diseases of Women and Children j. KiSG. MD, Professor Of Materia Medca,
 and Therapeutics.
 Z FREEMAN, MD, Professor of Anatomy J. MILTON SANDERS, AM, MD. Professor of
 Chemistry and Pharmacy.
 Clinique Lecturers: Medlcine-Prof. II J. HuLcE.
 SHrgery-Pfol R. S. NEWTON.
 Aanionical DsmoHstrai0r-Z. FREEMAN, MD. The fees for full course Of lectures amount to SiG5 MauicuatoIs, s. Denonstratol Fee. Sl0. Graduation, $2D.
 Those desiring further information will please address their letters tpos paid) 10 the Dean; and students arriving in the city will please call him al Inc Commercial Hotel.
 R s. NEWTON, MD, Dean of ihe Fac,aty
 LAW. pEPARTMENT; Hon. F. w M. KING, Professor of Theory and
 Practice of Law.
 Hon. V. D. BARRY, Professor of Commercal Ju-
 ri.prndence.
 TERMs- $50 per session.
 All Communications pertaining 10 this department nut be addressed 10 F.. w. M. KING Esq. Memphis, Tenn., July, Is5O
 The Faculties, for intellectual abilities, moral worth and professional requirements, will eompnr- favorably with the most distinguished in our conn ivy. The medical faculty constitutes an anomaly in this or any other counifya of them are leetu- fers and the best teachers.
 Those who will contemplate our geograp phcal po- slica, and the extent ol our population, can have no doubt 10 ;he eligibility of situation for an enterprise of lhe kind. As 10 health. neadisg al! seasons Of the year, deny that any oher city hds more.
 A common error exists in ihe minds of many stu dents relative 10 the place of studying medicine those who intend pIsctielng among ihe diseasrs of the West and South should certainly educate them selves al a school whose Faculty are practically Qnaidied with these diseases
 Thai the public may be satisfied of the rerma- nency of this school feel ii daty to state thai the Trustees and Faculty form unit in action. whicb argues well 1oF is future success and that thp eeniiaI internal organization which connects tEnta cannot be interrupted.
 F. #. M. KING, President of hs Memphis Inst.