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p,occs,nr, Of tho |. states Grand Lodge

We find iu he Virginia rse Frees whoss ediior MA, a 4sles s,e to the UAie3 States t'r,isi Lo3ge, l. o n r d portion Jof its Proeceaus-s, from n hieh wc seieot the toAuyfag;
 The Gr4a3 I5Sdge resolved thsi Il wAs iarX Pe- ai,ut To kg lAle reference te the term oi officers in subordinate i.sdges 5y vote of is to &' So that ,l,e sx ynsntits term ef osticers 10 be iay delern.Ded upon.
 Al thc lsws in rsieTeaee to Funeral Regal wsie ,r..lr3 and caea State Grand Body authorized to fsns such laws as Issay e dceIned exPeieas for its cnp ,uri.sie ioa Tae regular dless ksgaiaA may t weTn in cpnhselioi wita G.se AssSs;s. Ii esised proper
 Amcec other things, t Has resolved ss aPaeial 5 Cezani,tre to report $ Uaiform Coasiitatioa Tor al State C rana Besses
 Frog, ths report Of isse Graaa Secretary nP c Sic sn,h oi Jaae iast, ii appears there are iSe' osy~S m fia- uniied Staiasr ~Esh membership aaniesing las, ,8s. Daring the eaFsest year ihsts were i2 5sl breshera and 1923 widowed families relieved The total amoant Psid tor relief within te year anoants ,0 the large sasn ei isco @Sadfss gaI tsirfv foAy fADUSaad si.z hsadsea sssd ns de- lars gsd fksrlv fsar csnfs which has been yareasly apnliea ~s follows: Relief when ssek neeesslteSs, sl7i Ua relief of lAemed families $i tess cduca- sion ef srpAsns, ,es buTial expenses. c5l aaesn bersl Ssisl3-being an average et ss2-
 Prom the several reports sse usSer seems 10 ss rApsaly iner.aziag ts eeniEn PFsaesPass spresd inr over the bsoad confines oi she Continent
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American Gratitude.

The United States Consul al LiverPsoi has ad- dresed the following letter 10 Inc friace he Join vile, Dnke d' 'Aunale' Marquis de lishos, Admiral Greenfsil, and Mir. Thomas Lius srdale, the gentle aen who aided in rcscuing the sufferers from tlie wreck of tue Ocean Me0sreh:
 GgNFtKsEN--tln behalf cl Capt MaT3oek. tie osIicers and crew. of the late ship Ocean Aoaareh take lhe earliest opportunity ot rsed5dthg n'y ,nsr of yoat nobe and huniaae conduct on the late l.rneatabie occasion Of the bsEisg oI the Ocean Monarch. The eternal gratitude oi tbe fellow be'9e' saved frcm inipeBdio. eaih hy your brave and dni- ted e1.sticns is se greatest escoaiiug that Cad 1s Ea sed u,,on your conduct; but cannot 21ls~ the o-sasien To pass wioat ading eisciAliys on behalf ol nay ceuHiry. niy taeea of praise
 am gentleman, your obedseat setf f't.
 ROBERT ARMSTRONG.
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Siill drawias hh Pay.

In oRf estdlaie, Inc other Gay, ef the annual re- eepis from tte treaslry by taen. IayleT. Nc hsG thal VIC were iess thsn tas seai anso1mt hy more tbsn thousand dollars. lusts,,d ei Se o0n, the actual aInoaat, including raiiens, is riaac oi >9,- aeo per sanaai- He Is how drawing taceasy- seces rf'i,ss gfr as3t These a4acd s0 tAe large sam otherwise received, sHrelS~lso inCgn ieEahle tA " one, Il seeHIs, iH4, Geaesl Taylor peYcf means 10 sgrgCR8sr.
 May NC not he permitted to parody ef ihe renArks of eur friend. JUbn M Ciaytoa, Esq ia his memorable '-tsar-room speech oi tho 2;d alt Speaking Of Gsn Cass--of has great wealth as "a millionaire ''aAd his hasiag .feeeiyea 3aaFleE oi a miii.on 0f dollars lroei the goNerament by way oi extra pay"-fa laast sflrassggni siatcsnent aRj far beyond anything thst even Ms- AnGFaw Stewart hilnseif has ea!culassdl Mf Clayton rfocss<ss 10 say iiis true enough that hs (Cass) caa sHai- low anything. for ia the lsat war hs sTe@ ten IA tons a day for his much ss tea usen ezs eat; this looks like swallowing anything and everything" Now. by the rue. sss fffr nsi can mefe than swallow everything, for. instead "i eating ten ralioEs day. he swallow i~eHsY seven rafions day .--t R3oH.
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I.anetaaa.

This noble Si8is is making severe siruEg'c for Cass and Butler. A iew weeks since, Pa ab!ssed 6 very encouraging ie,ier from Alexandria, Lt., descriptive oi he constant nerease there ol Geaio cratic strength Tie ~riisE of that communication puts down ihc esiaaied majority in ihis State for ticket al not less than ,sgd sa4 probably oov and the evidences ot power l0w constantly maiipS- lug ths.e, leave not shatoW of ho,rstS. Tat for. This Is oar recent and most reliable iutormItion lrOan LousiAna; and hAyr sincerely 10 hope that expectations, aat oi those oi friends ia that quarter. wiA no, hr disapPoiated. Ibey most as- sarediy will To; be Il te pfeseai zeal industry, aud activity oi the party mol suffered lo become l4xed by toe gfeai confidence ia thcif success
 Ieiog.
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AA4mGMRH~a NlRe &a
AirmyrHr iGnHrLrrRlL nflEHEsrs

nERS0NS rr-xiAing ia aay psst ef inc State, wha N are ia waat of MACHINES. ENGINES, Latlscs CT any descriptions of Msciaincry have their orders promptly exeeaed by ad3rs ssiag Geo. Joi,uson, SS Co.. Little Rsek, ArksnsaS From an eXieasise segnsiatance 1nong the Prneipsl Mschin- f-ts and long experience tn nsechaaicsl matters we have uncommon facilities for the selection oI ,l.e tsesi machinery. We also act as General PaeB, sg@ni- aaa faithfully attend to Aay business eBtras ted to our care.
 GEO. JOHNSON X co.
 I.itle Rock, Oct. q Is9S. 7--
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To the Travelling Pubic.

TNHE undersigned wouid respectfully inssgm t1 N travelling public, flsst he has established ferry at ri,e upper Steam aiifi, where he is al tiaes prePared 10 ferry movers, trayeilrS and dTo vsrs, with much or more PFosnetitu'!e thsa ihey eau be crossed sl the other ferries Litiis Roek. His boat Is entirely new. 55 feet ia length and the best w-boai erer used at this place. The iaBdips on the south si4e is at the Steam Mil. of Mrssrs George Johnson & Co, where travellers can al ail 'imes De furnished with flour and esra meal Of the best quality. Corn can hs had on the crih sic ol the River, ea reasonable terms. The iar'simgs eu both sides good. sue the roa1s will bc kept ia good repair
 J. NJ GILES. Little Rock, Oct 2tth. I3Is T.
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PROCLAMATIONs.
By tae President of the Unftex states of
 Americn---A ProcInmasfon.

AmeRicn~~-A Proc9nmn9fom.
 wheseas. by sn sct of the cohgsess of the Ualsei S,aies. approved the third day Of MaFrh one thou sand eixkt hsB5oed and forty five, eAtified An set regulating commercial intercourse with the islands of Miqueioa and St Flerrp' Il Is provided that al French xssseis coming directly from thoae islaBds either in ballast or laden with articles the growth or mannfactufe cr either of said islands and whch are permitted ie be exporte therrtsom in American vessels may bs aaalsled into the ports Of the Un- ted States o rayeu; of no higher duties of tonnage or on iheIt rsrsncs aforesaid than gre imposed ogs American yc<sss provided th&; this aet shah not iaka rar, ueii fhe President Of the Uaised states ssaii have received satisfactory iE ormation that similar pfiqiieggs have bcsn allowed to AmeIic4a vessels and heir cargocs af said iIanas by The % yefnmeai of France. and shaH have suade Psoela- maisoB osdinglyf
 And whereas satisfactory information has hseh received by me thai siroilsT privileges ave been 3l owea se American vessels and hen cargocs al said slanls by the government of ffaace
 Now, therefore, l. JANFs K. PoLk, President of inc uaitea States of America, do hrTeby declare and proclaim that al French vessels ceaing directly from the islands cG Mqselon and Saint Pierre ei,her in ballast Of laden wi, articles the gtaNth mana Iactase of either of said islands, and which are per gnitied 10 be exported theTeiGon in AmeTtcan yes sels. shah from bis date De admitted into the pos of the United States ea payment e 10 hg'er duties on toanaye or on their earsoe uiofrsssd, ikAa are imposed on American vessels, and on Ike esrgees i'm pot ted in American vessels.
 Gisea under my hand, af the city of Washins'oss, he t eniieth day ol Apfi. A D. one thousand ci shs
 hnnared ani feFly-sesea, sB4 of Inc inde- L s-i pelsdsace er ihe United states the seseasy- first JAMES k. fUbh. By the President:
 JAnEs BUcHASAS, Seertary ef S'aie.
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m VITAE NoRa9

nR. McINTYKE. Drasfst, respsesfasls tnfasns lb hss patlonssA Assa ihe paalic,1nsk his eses kaa hrea removed lS Mf ChAmplla " ssAimesnG fI6gsis tn sks sIlssl Asannerama As lsassFaae cAasreM
 Tbs teeth asAs tp preserved beAAsfNed ss resla>ua ge4eEally, &itA8a1 pals. aud sll ep~e4siena .pes- fermsea wfk Se tfls iacpaweaanee fe tN pnfienf aa Ppssibae. The tfae vzIue ef thsler1h senls knaMa when tbcNs msefal sFesns ef AiaaGtnm2ism. apeech snd fern sse Iest fadIus atisNea at ih ir pflvass sestdsRees if ncecasaFy
 Thr iceth afeklidswM aa1er f9 yeaFe milI he seka. lated free ef exEsns siss a1sfee eisen a ta gge- srrvstaen q ihs teeth naa is psgpns asnssssee e be asre. The taeath examisted without eiasne aF wealie te ths pasisns Tse following xHaslsnsea reicrred to n ErgaFu e1E MeiaayFe qaagacaslons JoRs II. Ramxsvx. Cot l. |. ReaRaox. Carr. \. PaKg, Dr. H> Laeasg. NJ, " z. WSenxsSt, MF. Mn 8 Wan.
 Ms c D uAsnxR.
 L.fts Rexk elS (, isis. S-
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wes,crn Texas.

The Victoria .sdeecafe gives pleasant picture oi the iaproy n,eni of Western Texas h says-"ln every part of Western Texas the spirit of improve meat IS rife Towns, villages. farms, baiid'ngS- roads. wharves, ferries hotels. churches schools everything that marks the progress of a people are seen sprinsng into existence with great isPdi- ty s
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The accounts of he California gold mines arc besinning 10 have effect oH the adyeatarers of the North Msny of them are packing up their traps, and inisGiBg ia ali sorts of golden visions If these acconn's were not backed by such good authSrity, we should suppose that they were a aTtifec 10 increase the population of Caiifss mia.
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wnrnimtl le emiea.

H wms stnasa u 5mry ef inqaest. sAal AElss Emery fwhsss aa1aen dsash iS ihe Globs nliiI a1 Newbary pors, MAss, sesk pt1ee few day4 xge.l cloves, and had bcen known snsmesimes e es@zzHse an ounce day This wes 10 asnhe m fn&lseet if not direct eaase ef her daa1h.
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Ameiieans for New Mexion.

ss M m eR. large party of Americans ar
 ASs r.. SsPsn.; State of paFsngo. Mexico en
 sat s,,, Nsw Mexico. They consisted of thou.
 Sng- With five pieces of artillery, and some |~a @ ,,s,s'A, s1a iso haadred wagons. Durango has |ss, -'' aafA~see by Indians, killing and rob
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MTLI.~! MIT.Iss!. MILa.a...

ME wiii kwer consistently on hand sud fur sale, W Hsus Patent UaiverSsi Bsist Mills. The stcnsa are eF tie best Fssaeh Bars. and han b. pre- peltsd bS hofse, staan water pvsssK We shati sso ha prepared on es about the lat day of oc,o- Der, d grimd wheat cora of pfseesief foF all ta5p tliai scc Bt te favor Us with esh
 GEO JOHNSON & ctl Lhtie Rosk. Sspt 95, lsis. 8-sf
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WW "A NvM~RrD

.f0n CORDS Of good four foss WOOp. de- -kOO iisrfcd nPen ths back af lse rlkrr ss IoHNsos & e 's Ms. fer which f. lr ,sssrs la sanh wiil b. paid as the wood is Fcceisad from sn.e ,s iu's fcs further particulars. enquire at ts siun of fiait's pascnt 6slsa Mli ehFrc dacrs ahove inc Anthony liedse, beiwsea Dsslre and Mf'rieltis
 GEO JcfisSUS CU. Li,ilc Rock. e,rt. ,. lsa& lIsw
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secei,y is like glass of alc, Inc dregs go io the bottom the ireth aud scum 10 sbe sar acc, and the suhssaaee or better portion, reInains about the ceEtre
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m-IMne nei-.m~

IN saianiHy last, betwean the Stata House anu O Mr. Wal $ anrc. small, srw. aafk uusors.i pocket book, ceasaiaiag about xBs la hauk notes. sas nse'neraHda'u from F. E. Eigcy, relative 10 tract"i tani. liberal reward will be paia ta Ste iisdrr. D. Ry GREER.
 Little Rock, Sepienibar 18th, Isss.
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N0w.n~mw-ma-~

HI EREAFTER, my mil wii grind for casisincss \ eaiy on SatarJay. fersasls from II diafaacs. had better come so be iiseFr an Friday night
 '. n BINGHAM September ,, loIs- sa
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Ge@s-~ n THE EuNDERSiG x ETI V euId is.- iffzts3 fern his fssends. sad the public, n-aasszazsss g~aersIy. that, hasiae built The 1MHMz1MRH>s NGDe s&s Expressly for the Afksas4s rircF. she wiii make regular trips fram NsPoleen tS FoFl Gibsoa. He ts confident that she Is sasicseatiy lighs tdsawlHw but V EsrheS) 10 the year roaad, aud WiH ds % # the public viii bat rxsesd to hiEn Fcaspnssle per- ton of iieir basiaess It s not his wish to aaepo- isc the business ol ie river, sn4 all other boats ewt aud then ehssge sRoEmpws prfees. but tc dc a honest, faE, sad sibeE.d basisess Not wssasiBg te t1ks any aivaassgs ef Ihe pable, he tayites them to give hisn call and he wA make tlseaa as een- fortshle and take them alogg fast as sHy ether beat of her class in tise river.
 .. r. GREGG. Mssi~.
 Oct 2l, Is4s. G.
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Nam-Emw-wa..

fnNSTAXP sfppieymenf, far wsgss, asd W pFoupt pa .wjl br giyea to pfaeiiksi Mliiefb bE s;eaa hshiis sppts al sh sign ol PIats Psisu tfisl M,ii. thsee dosas above the Anthony House, be. tween !, D,dgs's aud Msschrl's
 GEO. Jo1NsoN. t co. DeTnccfAt and Gsxrfie rrry
 Liftx Rs-s; 0ci 7, iets 4-tf
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MlWnM...m.a

ID ETwEEN Faitous slsa shs nsokrsa:s.;e. .a ,... 1b Sniia4S. tsctd react. Aay ona lsn.liaa slse aa'se. wia e rgalfg rvuafIcd. hy ieavias the easa at tlsa RsukptSFe
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1fNM Ll.BS. Sa eed itens ~EOOO 3shf Gsrrisia,s ste4.t
 l5a lbs biistrr d6
 t,g hs, plaw mcul,le; Jas' received aud loi salk by Aag. ? isas. stdtiE D ADAMS.
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s1l Bba. sfc, fisar jsst Rec.ised sad isr ss's ~ ky JS0. D ADAMS < co
 Feb Eesh iss@. zJ
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Rockwell & Cos Circus.

I.ittle Rock, Oct aith. i3ls.
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oc,Ossi II, is4s.
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NGD,T-MGzMz.s
lECfLlR SiF0lEay { n. GIgsay firEEf.

oe:. q. ISIS.
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FRIDAY, July %, ls4s.
IN SENATE.

The Senate, motion Of Mr.. HANNEGAN, proceeded
to the consideration Of the joint resolution from the House
fixing the day Of adournng the Houses Of Congress
the 7th August.
long aud somewhat desuory debate ensucd, in which
Senators expressed their various opinions. An effort
made lay the resolution the table, but failed Yeas liz,
nays 81.
An effort then made to postpone the further consdera
ton Of the subject until Monday, but that likewise failed
Yeas 90, nays %.
Mr.. BREEsE then moved to amend the resolution by in
serng the l4th August instead Of the Th which motion
decided in the affirmative by the following vote
YEAS-Messrs. Allen, Atchisou Aherton Badger Bell,
Benton Borlsnd Bradbury Breese Bright Butler, Dickin-
son, Dodge, Douglas Downs Foote, Hamln Houston john
of Louisiana Johnson OF Georgia. King Lewis Mason,
Meeale, Niles, Sebastian Spruance, Sturgeon, Underwood,
and Westcott-30.
NAYS-Messrs. Baldwin, Calhoun, Clarke, Clayton Da-
y Of Mississippi Dayton, Dix, Feeh, Fitzgerald Greene,
Hale, Hannegan Hunter, Miller Tuney, Upham, Walker,
and Yulee-is.
And the resolution was then adopted as amended.
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Total strength of army after the discharge Of soldiers
enlisted for the war. 500
The letter and report referred the Committee
Military Affairs and ordered to be printed.
letter from the Secretary Of War, Transmitting report
on the claim Of VIM Vswte deceased in pursuance Of
resolution Of the House Of the Sd instant Laid the table,
letter from the Postmaster General Transmitting in obe-
dence to a resolution OF the House, table showing the
nua cost Of mail transportation and the annual receipts Of
postage in each State and Territory Of the United States for
the ten years preceding July ls47 Referred the Com
mittee on the Post Office and Post Roads.
tabular statement from the Commissioner Of the General
Land Office showing the estimated surface Of the Territories
Of the United States north and west Of the regularly organized
States Of Unon and the portions Of territory north and
south OF the parallel OF 800 3V north latitude Referred to
the Committee Territories and ordered be printed.
The House proceeded to consider the amendments Of the
House, disagreed by the Senate, the bill Of the Senate
renewing certain naval pensions for the Of five years.
and extending the benefits Of existing laws respecting naval
pensions engineers 6emen, and cosheavers in the navy
and to their widows.
On motion of MI WHITE, the House insisted upon its
amendments said bi and Committee Of Conference
appointed the part Of the House, to confer with similar
committee the part Of the Senate on the dsgens votes
Of the two Houses on said BILL
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THURSDAY, July %, ls4s.

On motion Of Mr. KAUFMAN, the House proceeded TO
the consideration Of the special order viz the messages Of
the President Of the United Sateshe treaty message and
the in relation the boundary Of the territories ceded
by Mexico TO the United States.
Mr.. KAUFMAN was entitled to the floor, and occupied
his hour in delivering speech relating the annexation Of
Texas her boundaries and other subjects connscsed herewith
Mr.. COLLAMER then took the floor, and made speech
the subject of freedom and slavery the Territories &c
Messrs. STANTON and LINCOLN successively ad
dressed the House in speeches. each Of hours LENGTH
politics in general in which the merits of the prominent
candidates for the Presidency freely discussed.
Mr.. BOWDON then obtained the floor; and, motion,
the House Adjourned
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

On motion Of Mr.. MCKAY, the House proceeded TO the
consideration Of business on the Speakers table,
And the SPEAKER laid before the House communics-
tons, follows
A communication from the Secretary Of War, Transmitting
in compliance with resolution Of the 10Th uItmo areport
Of the strength Of the different corps Of the army Of the Un
ted States after the discharge OF those who by the Of
their enlistment and the operation Of existing laws equr-
ed to be discharged at the close of the with Mexico
The report shows the number Of five years in the d
ferent corps az far be asccaned from the records Of
the Adjutsnt Generals Office, to be, VIZ
The two regiments Of Dragons. ..s..........1,09 Il, ,096
The regiment Of monnied r,Hsmen en.............. 427
The four regiments Of artillery. 2, $50
The eight regiments Of infantry 7s4
s,l47
Recruits in depot. 7l9
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the scholastic year September 9th.
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Died.,

Died,
On Saturday, the sth instant, ErroRr VrRc,Lio
JOHN aged months and l3 days. son of Guido and
Josephine Mancini.
The friends and relatives Of the family respect
fully invited to attend his funeral this day Sunday
10 o'clock. AM. from 265 Greenwich street, with
out further invitation.
In Williamsburg, Friday, July 18th, Mrs MARcA-
RET CAMERON, aged 80 years. native of Inverness
shire, Scotland and long resident in the city Of New
York.
Her friends and those Of her grandchildren, j. D.
ron respectfully invited to attend her funeral
Sunday, at halfpa.t O'Clock. Mt the Presbyterian
CbuI oh, corner Of 9th and North Sd street
On Friday evening, the 9Th of July, Mira. s. NJ. BEN
NETT, wife Of homas Bennett, aged % years.
The relatives and friends Of the family, and the
members of Pilgrim Lodge No. 243 l. q. of o F. are
invited to attend her her late
slant, at clock, p. NJ.
On the 9TH Instant after short Illness JOHN DUNN,
old resident of this city, aged 81 years
His remains will be taken from mis- late residence,
No 675 Washington street, this day, at O'Clock to
Greenwood Cemetery. His friends respectfully in
vited to attend
On Saturday morning the sth Instant at Green
with Christian resignation, Mrs SARAH MERRITT wife
Of Capt. Daniel Merritt in the 63d year of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family invited to
attend her funeral Monday afternoon, at clock
On the Sth inst. of dysentery, ELLEN NJ, daughter
Of Isaac A. and Joanna Cherrtre aged 13 months and
II days
>Tber friends and acquaintances requested to at
tend her funeral at two o'clock to-day at their resi-
dence Quarantine.
On Saturday the 9Th inst HoRArIo, the only son of
Horatio and Louisa Currey, aged two years and
months.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

DEMERARi, June 5-1he n rival Of the lst May mail,
bringing the cheering intelligence Of an improve
ment in the Sugar market, has, in some degree,
aayed the fears of planters, and induced hope
of better prospects for the future Two three
arrivals from the United States have given a fair
supply Of Flour, and added to our previous ample
stock Of BreadstuFs Flour, duty 81 rs per bbi, s0ss
"a Corn Meal, duty $50 per Dbl. 50; Carolina Rice,
duty soc 100 lbs SIS Pilot Bread duty soc per 100
lbs, "a Butter, duty &c per h. Ice per ID Lard
duty 1c ID, 12c per H. duh of sale Candles taow
duty 1hc per Ill., American only saeabe, best quality
in boxes Of 20 lbs bringing 10 lie per 10 Goldfish.
duty soc per qtl say 50 MackereL duty 81 per bb
$5h Pork, duty 81 rs, American Prime, Sl2 12k
Beet. duty 81 70. American Prime, stock very light,
Hams, duty &c per Id. 10 lie per Id. duh of sale
Corn duty l6c per bush, yellow at Zoe bush, p.n-
tfu Tobacco Leaf duty loo per h. If in pkgs OF
than 500 lbs. duty l5c Rice, IS l0c per III, good
wanted Cheese, duty l1ac per H. American IL l3o
per 10 Lumber duty 81 per 1000 IT, SIG so ut last
sales p do duty do $40 last sales. Exchanges on
London Pr yate Bills, 80 days sight $500 Colonial
Banks at 90 days $40 per fl00 sterling.