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M. Mengrin reckons abott 4,000 Jews in Egypt, 3,009' of whom inhabit a part of Cairo, cal'ed after thema the Jews' Qunr:er, of thich the strects arc so narrow as to be alm3st imnn.M- aale;* the houses are dark, crowded together, filthvy.and so infectious, that when the plague breaks our, the first inquiry is. if it hat; ap. peared in the Jews' Quarter? V et .ucljis their, affectiqa.ffr this- wretched abode, that an Egvptian Jewess, meetingl. 7'iensu Par is, smid to him. with ali accent of recret, 'A 2h! 1fotasietr, L-c cst le Kaire! oa est le Qtartier Juif!" LA dvertiscel.1elt. 1-1 MPO UTAN 'T DiSCOVEmY.-NEw Vo J- TAIC-M.S:CHANIC PowsER.-The Ch-mist o: this daty, pice 3d., coltains Htn account of the discoverv of a moat important Volmie Mlechanic Power, applicable to -L tne purposes for which steam- engines end other areat rmechanme powers are employed. Londa::, Knilett and Lacruy, Paternnter.ro w. tAdvertisement 1--IaeTATION BEAR'S GR1.A5LE.-JAXES ATI 1SSOX respectfifllv caution; the public ;a~inst numero3siri- tnlion: of the Bcar's Grease imported by him. The pots andt w'ap- pcrs in some are exactlv similsr, onlv hbi name sR omittedl; tie words being on the counterfeit "Genuine Bear's Grease," inste%ad of' " Atkinson's Bear's Grease ;" and also on *be wrapper wtoned his lat, he affixes his signature. '1he article he sells is sent ovt in. pots just as imported, onlv a little perfume to keep it sweet; it is procured f'rom the animal in its native clirnte, that being the state recommnended by all writers on natural philosophy. The repute it has long held for restoring the lhair is now indubitab-ly established by numeroug recent instances, and fbr drcssing the hait nothing ca't better answer the purpose; it gives strength and elasticitv to weal; hair, and makes it, however harsh, soft and glossy as silk. Sold at 44, Gcrrard-street, and by most perfumers. [Advertisenzent.1-To sttcessfuy oppose the innovations rcsult- inc fronm inclement weather on the skin, the Ladica have sr ponerful friend in the recently-discovered cosmetic the KAL'DOP alswhercs the results mentioned have attained progress or completion, this in- fallible specific exchltes and resists with an eff'cdive and rapid. energy truly astonishing. It also possesses the mostradical ant Ti- rifying qnalities for exduding attd resisting. with an effective rapid. energy, all disorders which disorg.auize the beauaty of the emrnl- countenance; and as Increasing the fairness and transparency of thc skin, exceeds all compctition. It aftbrds ssotlting relief to ladics nurRing their offspring. To gentlemen, after shavitg. it allays the irritating andl smartieg pain, and renders the skin smooth andl plea. sant. ROWLAND'S KAL2-DOR will ever be found most efiient i its balsamic effects, and2 delectable in its application.