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AuDuBoS,-Mr. Audubon, the distinguished
Naturalist, is now IN town, with the companions
of his late expedition unto the Rocky Mountains.
He has with him live deer, fox and badger, be-
sides boxes OF animals and birds that he has
picked up en- route. He has, also, two rocks,
round as cannon-ball, one of which weighs $50
pounds, brought from the Cannon-Ball River, at
the head of the Mississippi. The Philadelphia
papers represent him as having white beard is
or 20 inches long, dressed in white blanket
coat, wearing an untanned otter-skin cap, and
carving his faithful rife, Leather Stocking like
on his shoulder. He designs to visit the Rocky
Mountains again next year, and penetrate still!
farther into their unknown recesses.