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Count DOrsay.-" He lodged last night at the
fremont House, and this morning set out for Ca.
NADIA via the Western Railroad. The Count
would be recognized at once by any ono who has
seen the full length sketch of him published in
Frazer's Magazine. He is tall and strongly but
elegantly built; his features, however, and hands,
are small to effeminacy, and his countenance, it
must be confessed, shows traces of age.-Bos,on
Times.


Oh the dear delightful D'Orsay! We can imagine
the extatic and peasurable sensation created in the
dlike city, at the of the arrival of
this distinguished exquisite. His elegant chalancc
the subject of conversation, have doubt, in
all the drawing rooms, in the polite circles" He
recognized, disguised he by his distinguish
carriage, his noble form and elegant Oh the
exquisitc How would like to see the crittur but
fear that he could not travel through the Wes-
tern limits Of Arkansas without great danger of being
caught by some of our wild woodsmen for Mermaid