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SUNDRHES.

E0 Bbis. SupeIfne Flour: 60 Boxes Star Cas- CO aies 10 Bbls Clear Pork I Bbss Linssed Oil Bnls. Lard Oil; { Bbis. Powdssed sass'. Do. Crushed De-; 2.o00 Lbs. Cotton Yam; 5000 Lbs. Bar Iron 25 Kegs Pure White Lead.
 HARDWARE, &e.--Aavils; Beliows; vbess; Screw Plates; Hand and Sledge Hammers; Mofsies and Rim Locks, Mineral Kaobs; Fancy Pists, Cup board and Pad Locks; Axes; Axe and Claw Match cts; Traces; Grubbing Hoes; Tufsing Chsals and Gouges Files and Rasps; and { ioid Rules, Ls'- ter Copying Presses Wroagbt asd Hssss ks,Is, Saws Shoveis, Spades and Manure Fosks; csPas Varnish, &e. Received and for sale by
 July IS. VIM. H WAIT.
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MnYING rO LIYE.n

rESbI5 apparent eontFadiciioa of terms. win be l practically illustrated and eiacdated, on aPpii- cation at the Hattsrs shop, where every description of Silk and weolen goods dyed 'ss hsek e . eyew" at short notice aud at the lowest prices
 Jane IS, 1850
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The Faculties, for intellectual sbi'iiies. moral worth and professional requirements, will conpar; iavoraby with the most distinguished in our coun- try. The medical faculty constitutes an anomaly in this any other counry-ail of them are lectu- Iers and the best teachers.
 Those who will contemplate geographical po- silioD, and the extent Of our population, can have no doubt 10 The eligibility of situation for enterprise of the kind. As 10 health, including all seasons oi the year, we deny hat any other uy has moro.
 A common error eXisls in inc minds ol many sta dents relative 10 ,he place of studying medicine those who intend ptac,icins among ihe diseases of the West and South should certainly educate them selves at school whose Faculty are practically ar- quainted with those diseases.
 Ina, the public may be satisfied of the perna- neney of this school feel i, dlty to state that the Trustees and Faculty iorm . unit m action which argues well for i,s future success; and thai the peculiar in'ernai organization which connect, them cannot be interrupted
 F.. W. M. KING, Presideai of ths Memphis last
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A SAFE and certain cure for Consumption oi ZAihr Langs, Splitting oi Blood, Coughs, Colds, Asthma. Pan in the Side, Bronchitis Hopping Cou sh aud all Pulmonary affections.
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F 6S8s &icsiring hossss shed in the most approved nsnnes. after any ragtiealas stsle will knd eE- i~siensed werksuen in this particular branch oI h.,siness. whose work is wauaniedto 10 give perfect ssiacsion He C prepasedio execute al kinds ol rapaising of. Steam engines, Saw and Grist miiis snd Gin Gssring. Plantation work olali kinds made 10 ogjss, and d short notice.
 Orders from distance, accompanied with the cssb os acceptable city ieierenees, will meet with l'rsAnRt sstsension.
 IfssAlissts ( share of public ps'ronage.
 Little Rock, Jaiy }, f53e.-7-if--6n
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Ftenehs IsaIisR, SpanIsh snd Gefmsn, each, l5 00 Singing ia Choir. 10 % Masis--P,anc, Guitar, and Organ. each, 25 % Ifsrps 70 % DsAwing Ansi Painting. l6 % Aesarse ofiessons in Oriental painting, Japan
 aWssk ,iniaying of Ebony and ivory,
 Hambarg Work, and wax flowers, each, 10 % No chasgs sor embroidery and ornamental
 needle work.
 Board. washing, lights, fuel, use of bedding,
 s<s.. per moniA. 70 Oo RAyments quarterly, ia advance; 20 deductions fof absehce.
 Ssssiens commence lst Sept. and lst Feb. Pa- pls received al any period, aid ehaiged from line of entrance 10 close of the session.
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N ARD.--30 Kegs Of Lsaf Lad. los family usl lA i.Al received. and fuF sale by
 fAThERLT k CLEMENTS. July IS, isse.
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WASHINGTON HALE SEMINARY,
Mempstead County, Arks.


 VIsflE second session Of this IRsiitntion. opened 1- thia morning. RebruaFy lIth, l5So. Rev. C. ?. TUnngxTsHE, SupsFntendent and Pre- fessef of Meral and Intellectual Philosophy, nUiie-LstteTs. and Spanish LiteratnFs. Rev. U, c. THwEATT, A. M-. Professor of feGian, Roman. French and Italian Literature. YAmEs CKocKEa, "A. M.. Professor Of Mathematics. Students received tn the Primary DePaFtasnt and lnstrueted.
 Primary DePsrtmest. per session of 2l weeks, payable quarterly in advance, el2 % Preparatory Department, is % Collegiate Course, % co Vocal snd Instrumental Music, Elementso of Musical Composition, {Exira) Oa Initiation Fec, 00 Nc deduction for nbsence unless in easss of pre- traeted illness.
 All students charged from the time Of thsir entry to the cad Of the sessioR. sa N. Bl--The sons of all minister's who arc sn- gagged in inc regular work of tho ministry, or oi those who are saPeFannated or have died in the mlnistFy; will be educated free of charge. BOARDGNG can be ebtaiaed in tue best families, at from S6 to @ per moath.
 Particular attentiOn will be paid both to the moral and intellectual training of all students committed to our ehsrge.
 S. T. SANDERS, Secretary.
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RoARD OF TRusTEEs

BU A UT NU E Ts D
 Hon. D. T, wIrTER, PRErlDEST, Hon. Fl. Poindexser. Rev. Wm. Moorcs. Rev. l.. P. Lively, Rev. B. P. Box, I. N. Jones, M. D., Mir. J. E. San- defur, Mr. T. Williamson, Hon. J. D. Trimble. Rev. J, Caster, n. D.. Rev. J. ]. Roberts. c. B. Mitchell, Nj. D., Mr. W. ". Andrews, Me. 5. I |. Saaders, Mr. He W. Smith. 7-22-u
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Berars q CoHaterfsiis and Bsss Iaitatioas' .'hr gst,aise srticle Is signed yfadsew Rogers, on the engraved wrapper around each bottle.
 .'Prlce Sl per bottle. or six bottles for S. Sold wholesale and retail by SCOVlL & MEAD. lI3 3Charres street, between Cont sud Si Louis sts
 Sole Gsnsvai Ageais for he SosiAsrsa Siaies
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LAW pEPAaTMENT

Hon. E. ". M. KING, Professor Of Theory and Practice of Law. Hon. V. D. BARRY, Professor of Commercial Ju-
 ri;prrdence.
 TERMs- $50 per session. All commune aions pertaining io this department; must be addressed 10 F. W. NJ. KING Esq. Memphis, Itna.. July, 1850.
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FEMALEpOLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,


| KliEksSseaad Session of lhis Institution will be- 1l aepenad fos he reception Oi PuPtls on the ssas Ass EiFss Sfouaay in August. ! .tl9fgsassnliy located in the healtbiest section of fht Slate, generally known as ''soeial RIdge." aihia toasmnBiiy distinguished for their pablie spifit. geeee and morality The object of the IAsgluti0n is 10 deveiop. hy thorough and pro. ,essvee os instruction the physical. nent si and mogsi powers ot its Pupils.
 rT6sHseet the wants .ci nHd ia it's vsEions ssates of sdtNneememt, the pfiastruetion Is divided iaf0 thfee departments, styled the Primary, Aea- desaIe ahA Collegiate. Each department is suhdi. vided HAie thfee classes ed in the iefipr departments, the 3d. 3l and ts eAsscs, in the Col lfgtAaes the Jaai"s. Middle and Senior.
 Bi6Athiy examinations, Compositions, Lectures, ana other al ls necessary 10 gain thorough kd6wiesss of the subjects tsugh, will receive due attehttOa. #
 pThe gavpsknent oTthe IaxiiiaIe will be mild but ftm. Monthly Reroits of Scholarship and conduct W4siebe sent 10 Pdrents and G;aafdsAAs.
 sAHangetheBts have been maite 10 furnish the In stitatiUh with competent Professors whenever its exsgencies demand
 The Academic year is divided info two Sessions oE2t week sach--the first begins the hrst Mon daysta Auguss and eioses in JannaIy --the second censmeHtes tle iitst Mooday in February aud ends at G0ntaeHcrunsni Coinlnenc ethent day is the last Fhassday in May.
 Boarding. Including fuel lights Re, can be pIo- CHFe4 VI pseats fatbtttFS at $o tO EtV prt Wo"tHt wwUssspectfuly ihvi,e at,entio" to the Circular oGthe Trustees, tshith appears below. For further iatosmatiUn. apply to ihe P,iacIpai.
 No ieslne ion wtit be made n the pfees of Tui. lion, uaIess in of protacted illness; and Papis Wilf ba char,ed irom Inc time of entrance to the close Of the session,
 TUITION PER SESSION OF 2I WEEKS: Primary Department. ...............,....s .sl0 0V Acadesnie '' .....................i ..i5 0O Collegiate q With ihe Classlcs, [ ss
 .sss.,se -., Ancient and Modern. 9 on
 :" WIthnat,. ,..............2U 20 co Musical C Vocal and Instrumental, 25 co lsIsEe Rlal 's Painting and Dta~ins. .I0 M !" Needle and Faoey Work. OO
 e JOHN $. GARVIN, P,iac,pdi.
 July 3. lsj0.-7-4i-Iy.
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(yPERM CANDLES-s Boxes just received and - for sale by FATHERLY & CLEAENT3.
 S-uGAR.--3 Ahds. Prime Bsewn, recsissd peg - Cotioa pisni. and for sale by
 April zt. VIM 3. WAIT
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''m puuDse of conduct. ,tS the above business ni ait ils various bssAch- es. is now prepared to execute al orders tn his line. with neainsss and
 dispatch. wroaght-i,ea
 w@ fof sh purposes.
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shoes! Ala0eas

LyL.OuR,--30 Bhla. "O'fsiloa Alilis." I COFFEE. bags Rio;
 RICE.-l Cssk; received, and Iof sale, ey Aug. ,. VIM, D. WATT
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BENJAMIN CALENDER,

Successor 10 w m. T. Eustis & CO.) No 42 aad A. Psart Street, Boston Massachusetts,
 IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
 FOREIGN Ss DOMESTIC HARDWARE, HAS constant supply of HARDWARE AND Cur \ \ LERY adapted to the trade of the Southwest. From experience of twenty years in the trade of that section. he is confident that he can supply merchants, either iu person or by order. with the styles aud qualities of goods desirable, and terms that shall be satisfactory
 = B. c. gives particular attention to cOnsign- ments of Cotton, Petries and other produce of the country that may be consigned to him for sale. Sept. 9. lS49-7-3--ly
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E~LoUR.-50 Bis Illinois, received. and for sale 1T by WM. B. WAIT.
 July 90, 1850. 1-
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%. q. WOobhULL, dah5 NEw DURHAM N. J., June 30. Is4s

NEw DURHAM N, J.. June 30, ls4s
 Messrs SASps'-GeRfismea:- My wife suffered with distress and burning in Der chest ios many years, and my daughter was afflicted fiom her birth with hamsI in her blood. We consulted various physicians and tried numerous remedies wiihoat saSch benefit, unth We heard, through Rev. Thomas Dayis, of the great, medicinal value oi SaRds's Sarsaparils. Oa his recoDtne daiion my wife and daughter decided trying it, and soon ex- perienoed permanent benefit. My daughters skin assumed a new appearance ent.sely; from being rough, had, and sealy, 1t became smooth and sof. My ~iie's suasIings are almost gone, and its use short time longer. ii Is my firm belief, will produce perfect cure. yours with respect,
 C. 5. HENpRIcKsoN. Pastor
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U. ,. HENDkttksON. FdN0V OfiAs Bug. Ca. Gt the Eng. NssghborAood
BARpsrowN, Ky, July 10, Ists

JAMESTOWN, ky., July TO, ISI3.
 Messrs Sands--Gentlemen; It Is my duty to com muDieste facts in relation to the beneficial effects of your Sarsapsriils. My wife was afflicted with in- hamation and soreness oi the stomach of the worst character; her limbs and chest wese much swollen she had constant headache and last spring was as- tackled severely with infiamatoTy Rheumatism. The best medical aid we could obtain afotded only mo- mentsTy relief; and, while in this situation, she heard of the many remarkable cures effected by the of Sands Sarsaparila, and inn editely eo,nsnen- ced its use. which produced instant Telief and less than six bottles entirely removed sii the dfopsica swelling and every other inaamatory symptom, re. storing her 10 perfect health. send this statement act of justice, believing it 10 bs my duty to encourage the sufeIing portion of the human family to use Sands SsrsapsrilIa which l believe has 10 parallel h the catalogue of medicines. With feei- ings oi lasting gratitude, 1 remain yoor friend,
 SAMuEL P. HARGEn
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NOW for It!!

All SOW preparing te start sn my regaI % %,S | to New York, for my sspply of goeda 'ot \. !. fall and winter. and ana bound to call spon ~ -. s deb,sd lo me te "Fork Oyer." CT IoAnnes s1ssATT my hasiasss. hope all wii esms sp. sSs .s, the Mark; ;'' asd all eIains agaiasi sss .,, ,S sS to settle apon presentation. D. C. fULayg .i.g
 Lit.ls Rock. Jane Il. 1850.
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BOYS CATS | AND CAPS BOYsU 4 FULL supply of boys cloth caps. Tor sa's Il A ehssp by JOHN pA'i' Lillls Rack. Jniy 3, 1880,
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CyTOyEs.-i2 Ne. ,. aTsey" Air-,ighs s'ess' - 6
 Received and for sale by VIM D.
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BosTox, Mass, Aug. 3i, tSt9. Messrs. A. B. 6 D. SANns:-- Genfiemsn--Las spring was attacked with Rheumatism in the lower part of my body extending down to my feet and so severely was 1 effected that could not stand. or move myself. tried all the different medicines advertised fof this disease, among which seve. Ta kinds of SarsapaFiIla but of them done me any good. and gave up all hope of being cured, when friend advised to try Sands Ssrsap arilIa consented. hot expecting Il would cure lae, but after using twelve bottles have the happiness of stating you that the pain has Jeff me- can walk without any assistance, and gaining m strength every day, which have no doab, is owing entirely 10 the use of your Sarsapafilla. send you this voluntary certificate, that the sfiicted may know what medicine 10 use 10 alleviate rheir suferlDgs and effect a cure. Yours,
 JOHN BAsvAxp. 3l CAambeys a
 MARAcArso, VEsszuELA. April 12. Isas.
 Messrs. SANps-G Gsnfiemea: consides t duty due the public to make known the great beneht have received from using your valuable Sarsapalia natism in my shoulders and also in my legs and so severe vas the pain. that was unable to sleep. 1 tried all of the best medicines could hear of with out receiving any benefit until through the advice of friend. I procured some of your Sarsapsriiia, and after using four bottles in the course of f5 days found myself entirely well. 1 have DO hesitation in saying your Ssfsspaiiiia is ihe best medicine ever took, and can confidently recommend il 10 my friends and the pubic
 Your obf serv't, J M Jrsvnuw
 Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by A. B. & D. Sands, Druggists and Chemists. 10 Fulton s,, cor William, New York. Sold also by
 J. ". TAPPE. Agent foT .srks , Nov 6, is4s. 9-s
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Tht BGSI KtHltHy EItr kh0Wh 10 Man. LNoR Coughs, Asthma. Colds, C, oap. Bronchitis. N lnauenzs, Bleeding of ihe Lungs, Difficulty of Breathing, Liver Affections, Pain or Weakness of the Breast or Si,ie First Stage of Consnpion. Se.
 U q
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Board ef Visitors,
BLlekgMffHIsG SUPPLEMENTARY, Coraer ofscott and ssm streets. nearly op- .s. posite tAe Anthoay House.
 ss ROBERT ERODE, HAVING recently erected large and eommodi-

HAFfNG FecehtIy Iy erected . Iargs
 HI ous building, Cor .
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sW-MmR@WJMANmRo mR .

July 9. lsso.-7-4i-Iy.
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FROM PANAMA.

Ry the Philadelphia we have received filea OF
the Panama STU to the 9Th inst We copy the
following items:
PANAMA.-The dull season has passed with as,
and our city once more displays its wonsed busi'
NOES appearance. The reets, hotels and other
paces Of public reaort arc constauty CROWDED Win
strangers and as fast ea set Leaves US; another
takea Its place Since last Monday at least one
th0usand persoas have passed thfDugh our city 20
and from California. Every day, more or leas
come and 90, and the tide is rapidly increasing
We think we ara within bounds when we say
that from tbia time out I've TO six thousand people
will psss through Panama monthly until January,
when doubtless the number will 10 doubled.
THE CHoLERA.-We are glad TO announce that
we have heard of no well authenticated case OF
Cholera originating here There havo been seve-
raj sudden deaths but Ii ia ost as reasonable 20 AZ
tribute them to wanton imoradcnde and ezcesses'
aa well al want OF want Of pFopBr care ana tIeae
men ag 70 say they were tie reselto the Cnoiefa'
We do not hesitate 10 gay, upcH mature Fenecsion'
that strap gs re- need have fear Whatever In COM
ing TO this city and remaipi0g ia u as long az they
please, 40 far as any approximations Oh tne onoefa
may be concefned
QUICK TRIPS Sailing vessels are now making
verv ouick trips from Gan Francisco to this place
Last week the Are English snip Lord Hungerford
arrived here In 90 days and, on yesterday the
American sbip St. Mary arrived in 81 days.
These passages afford striking poof of the supe
rior qualities Of thcae two vessels as swift aeilers
Eg When John Sniff was called to trial yestsr.
day in The Court Of Sessions on a charge Of grand
larceny, 1t appeared be was ono Of the Hungarian
refogeeq strenge7,snd without friends or COUNSEL.
Dr.. JoSAssoHs, wbo was present as member q
the Press, asked leave TO defend his counTynla"'
which wss wiling granted by the coar" Ia. itS
ahoEed the Inconsistency Of the indiomcl' go go
the evidence, the fact thai the pnpersy haa psea
restored the owner pictured the esd fas0 0' poos
Hungarian refugee arriving desslsu' tion If Tho
r,;.orsr to return back to bis regiment snd 50 De-
pl,ssl rsitbal soldier OF the u .. army. tne
e@me en. s judgment and the accused r0'arn
ID f,se &c his rendezvous.
nx.ru,ar sEA-Tho following persons died on
49, 49, ,blp Hemisphere, from Liverpool on hsf
board sas ss sn,p several we're Germans.
pas'ss Anna Bsntler aged 49, 28h, sopha Rossao
avg Gar, ~ FRANK Roseadail Eir j Aikns; $50, John
Wseni rs Scsh James Wilson, q Sepi } LUCY G1bsgs,
I fyors Sd George Taylor; 9Th fred Snail, Sc.
Shon. sin ed Emerson Thos hall; Std fred gosen.
~ IN Jenma BerigsDs e3 VIM Butler 3D. thss Or0sa
or In Wisconsin y sh James Johnson, Isl iona BaeEe,
81; Phomas 5ims
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Atsomed California darrhea and eTet, Sylvester knight OF
Camtridgepot Mass Mr. X member Of friendship Lodge
No. ? l o Of D. F. CsmbrdgePort, Mass
IN acraseno, O. OF typhoid s7sr Nh C1mmngwel aged
about 81
IN City 6th August, M Solomon Smith, Of
Roc For Mas aged IS years
Al board bark JUne 49, oE the passage rom Panama
thp port Lew Townsend OF Westnoreard Co. aged 3d.
sea June board ship Cscheo, Skch lie
seuger from Panama Henry Crews Of Columbia Ga aged So
In Guy Mrs Maria w GIBSON aged %
native Of New fo and resident New Orleans for the last ten
year.
naTyve on the 7h CT July at parents
Rora henrs Clay Pes aged about years. only daughter OF T.
ana h Z. Peck, late Of s. Louis Mo.
On board B' bah Cssan the passage from Panama 70 san
Fftucsco D. Fhe. Of Mob Charles OF York EdSard
Noble OF Mass and Thomas Fl ggs Of Ne@ ork-
On tie 10Th July the Marine Hospital San FRANCISCO
Pierre lIlsen, OF New Yort, .ged 50 years.
Al San ianeo, oceana w Ony daughter of Rev VIM
Taylor
san Fraasco Aug Mr. John F. shepard formerly Of the East
Vage oncotd n H. He Of Inc company %heh arrived
h~Ee SOM Tine me The org AK, from SeV5uPo Mass
IL enlo City, Aug l. Of Inflammation Of the lungs AsIan
der 5 ssing 81 Woodstock, Henry Co mos.
Agntt, al VI ntey, where Re aldet from tie steamer Panama.
On m VIZ to hszstsa for s recovery ofhs heath Ais Edw4rd
Csu;tnt OF bsyoan F9arce il tie SD OF M age
II sa iatf .co on he h Aug Of the brain lever James D.
Greeg4u ate II New YORK Ci'y.
City Henry csgssha from Boston, sss aged
q years.
Ca lsar 5e BARI L9a herEasge from Panama San fran
een T. Coleman Beverly W c7nada agi u years joseph
Rsg q ANS Joseph G1he, East CANADA u Smiley diane
Az .yqrt; d P1tnzrder
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COMMERCIAL.
san ErnDcisco mark c u


RrEi1 s1uTrsnee asst the Flour market has hardly been
sE. rea,sr busnes La 5ea done At about cur quotations.
Bzfle5 oats. anl Hay sod az quotations.
LrHsfah s article not "rea 7ry quantity mas
used, hut and We Junk ihatn f5T Weeks
ruech better prizes vii BE- obt9iuel.
Bkzs fs a. itom SO . $40 they hei
fer 6aIsst s.y tl4lE less ta1n quotations
crnnsr reer plenty, h= dslz@5 5eag las h1a he supply
C4>rLss ysfy hr.n
CIsAStk--r uri although tie supply Is much better.
Co4ts sod u cur quotations Fhieh SHOWS i=raEs
Cana OeoDs OF fancy kllds, not doing VEL
EoTtra tie decline. and I uclsd With
Rcors CLaTEISG luserl
DoarsTic 6oopsBrown have sold pretty freely
quotations has done pfint-i goods
LrsuoK MAINTAIN heir prrss firmly i of far qlaHty Of PEuHs
ouslitY. rrces have slightly improved.
Psott,Icss derst very ata-' fresh 1yaers
sci yety atds Prime Hams ai-0 win reeag sale
Pstrrs Isl 0fLs % AR eqa-st, quctatiogs
P1rILEs, FaEsgzgEs, jazz, d plenty.
seqAA brown, Eud supply Ea3rltt prtfs raglsE eela
IS b. eTtshsd ard ssi, sell no .erale 81 al qaotAhaas
sptcrs-Notep plenty
sgAri9SYsI- 5tr.snt iHru rowing.
IE4s--Ie FAR demand Al e7ela;ioEs
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FraSt7r1r-sas Bsb prices lower OIL Cloths have declined
The are, closes great animation, the stock sens coa
der-d good speculative denand Where age os OF
huiky the market considerable concession has
To b. made between the shippers ana
cons Enees o Eoods should always b Inserted the oils o. it4
M 10 he IN TO- days, the may ee, Tth this
clause nro4 ed the hp rea1y discharge themi also that ts
ship should commence dschargus as practicable Aaeh
iniLr, IS also by tAs SNsat OF vessels We peg
that should be veil ventilated passing through inc
R. Esrrr not very active although some sales are making at
r.. 90 ~ ., 10, rro
cod Dust sl6ts SIC IS Short Sight Bills selling At PAT
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gbinwreck and Logs Of Life.

The brig Froo, Of Boston, E. H Fancon, master,
from China, the 10th Of June, was totally lost on
Ieef about sixty miles above Fort Ross, on the
night Of the 26th ult Six OF the were lost in
tte veeteI TIE remainder 'anded about or
ri|es from the reef, saving nothing but what they
ltood in. The captain and officers with three men
reached Ross in ons OF the boats, on the lat The
rest Of the crew are travelling down by land as one
oitte boats proved to 30 very eaky, and the men
rreferred the land route