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The N;earayn, Rnn,a-

correspondent; of the Nsw Ysrk Herald, wri- ting from Leon de Nicaragal under date of llth February. says:
 Il met Mr. White, agent d tb- canal conn npany. in Grenada, few days ago He has examined the route for immediate transit. md fnds but twelve miles ot laud travel Tue passage can bs made from sea to sea in 30 hours, a0d ius said ons geek cf time will be saved 10 the stcanlrs-tw0 days on the Atlantic and four on Inc Pacik. If so-and there is don5t of the fact the ts 10 California will be shortened not less thaa eigk days"
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TRVNTEE-S SALE.

DY VIRTUE of deed of trust. exsevted hs D Abraham Rsrlvy sad Charles RsrAey, bsaF1ng date October 18th. A. D. ls57, and aaly fseogded, 10 secure the payment of Suaisy debts. as thersi' speeifed we wiI in pursuance oi the FT0sIs'oss Of sad deed P, oeeed 10 sell st public aaeiich. t0 the highest bidder on credit of sis. twelve, and. etS- teen months. al the house door n the city ei Little Rock, ia Pulaski couety, Arkansas, oa Sa- tnr4ss. Me ISfA Sas of .fpr1i asrt tA. D. lSSsl. between the hoars of nine o'clock. in the ioEsReaa, and 'hrpe o'clock n tie afternoon, ot Ina, dsy. The valuable and highlv improved resi estate s'asseG n said city of Iiite Rock. foilewlng 10 wIt houndea amt described as follows. wSz; commencing st a point on he nntth siae ef Markham street, swv~ptH seven feet and aiae isehes east from the soath-wss corner of Block No One. as designR'sf On thr psp' of ihe sErves ol the ,o8n RcsS eity oi Little koek; thence running east with said MaFkitsn street, or the trlh siss thereof as, fronting thereon, sixty egh, feel and ,nine iRches. and eS'rn'ting back at right angles the same breadth ei sixty e'gAt Feet and Biae 4nehes, to ihe alley (How eAbed Eim siIeey,) ruuhing through .aid Block No Doe, eas hnndfed and forty ise; more or i'ss: wHh all lens n.nfs and ir b4ovemenis thereon. Ihe hile, We believe, "a be good; oli wall convey only such rgh ss is vested n as by the deed of trust aiose- .sd. upon the final paym n, in iuiI oi the Pafehase money.
 DANIEL RISGO.
 FREDERICK W. TRAPNALL.
 TrasiNes.
 Little B,eE, March is. 1850 27-,d.
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Free Negroes in yirv;,i.

The passage of the bill, by the Senate of vir- gina. making an appropriation of S30. 900 per year for the removal of the free negroes of the common wealth, was communicated 10 the House, together with an amendment by the Senate levying a tax of $i, in addition 10 the appropriation already made, upon every free negro of the age of twenty sud under that of hl,y -hve years of age. The House disagreed to the amendment but the Senate persis. ted The House then made an amendme nt impo. sing the tax only on males, and sent the bill back 10 The Senate, but action was taken on il in hs, body.
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Sierra Madre RebubI;c

The Rebnbe oi Sierra Madfe is hot the chimera that some persons may suppose 1t 10 be. Tune, m ifs slow but resstiess march, bssiening on event. which will impei the people of that portion of NIX. leo 10 separate thereircm and establish an ndepen. dent government for themselves, that will one day be knoa k,ng for admission into the American nion The 'and,ly waters of lbe Rio Gtande can no more stay the adventurous footsteps oi The AagIo Saxon race, than did the backwoo.is of the Far West. or the snows ol the Rocky MonntsiAs-DsLla
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN.

q
 gTNHAT will arpy a' the first Great Court
 k which shall be heS ia aud for iae eeuutY of Pulaski in the St.ie of Arksnsas. six mouths after the date ef publication of this notcs Iar the e0p- 6rfpation n certain sales uiaae ny l. V. DaneF, se Auditor of tie state aforesaid. aud made ID pursu" of hs provisions of the stt oi the 1ahefai As- semhlv of satd S,ate entitled An act providing Tor the ievviue anu collecting of tbs revenues oi ii'ss State approved areh 5th, is5-, and an act ei said General 4s~embiv entitled '-Aa net 10 change the time ef the Auditor 0l ians forfeited iuT tsSes
 approved December l5lh. ls.S inc Aaaitor dtd sell te W est hai o the south East quarter ei Section kiEt. oi ownship Oae. North of lhe base line, ih Rahge Twelve. N est of the filth praeipsl msrrds- sn, containing Eighty acres, st pHbhe suction, on the t2lh cay of Fesraafy. e4h, te kSsnsrsT Gam- mins for and in consideration of the sum ot six dollars ana eigh,y-two cents; and also ihe hesk half of tue North East quarter 0t Section sevea- l teen of fowhshtp One, North ot ute base inc, Ia Range weive. Yves, Of the filth principal mrredi- sa containing Eighty acres, Ht pubic aaciiob. Oa the l2ih day of February ls49, to Ebenezsr Gum
 mias for aud iu consideration ai the sutn of Light
 doliars and eighty two ceats aod also the Eass
 half o( lot Number Que. iu block Number three East oi The .Quapaw 1e.l for the sun oi I've dollars aud tea cents; and lot NambsF hfee, Ia block Number One East ul the Quapaw iIBe,l for
 the sum Of Three deiisr and thrty-foer cenis, and l lot Number One in block Number Forty Mesl 0G l the Quapaw hne.l for the sum ei Ihree dollars Aad 1 Il irtv-oae ceuts. and lot Number Two ia biosh Number Forty W est of the Quapaw line,) foF the
 sum of Three dollars and hiSty cents, and loe
 Number Three in block Numher Forty West ef the Qasoaw liae) for the of three dollars and
 thirty cents, and lot number ten in block nam- her forty West of the QBapaw ius.l for The sans
 of three doilsrs and egh;Yone eeas. aad let pu::i-
 Der eleven in block number forty West of the Qua paw iiae for the of taFee dollars and thirty one cents, aBd lot aunbe- twelve la block number ! forty West of the Quspaw Iigs,) for ihe sum of
 five dollars and thirty cents, All lying sud be-
 ing situate in the city of iite Rock. ArksnsAs.- 1 Therefore. si persons who can se, uP any right.
 title or claim, to said tracts of band. or say part
 thereof so purchased. aud to Hn. conveyed. as
 aforesaid, in consequence o any nfor,nAiity oF lT- l regularity connected with ssid seis, hereby called upon show cause, any they csn, at sneh
 term of said court why ssid stls shoaid not be
 Grn,ed EBE NEZEk CL 3IaINs. 1 J B. JoHSsoN. Sol
 i Little Rock. Feb 26 1850 --25--sw
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The Granite state.

The telegraph from Boston announces that, in the election in the State of New Hampshire. on Monday lasa, the democrats elected their State o- hesrs and majority of the legislature by larg.r vote than st the last election. The free soil vote B not so large. and it is 10 be hoped Is becoming ''smsil by degrees and beautifully less"-WssA- iactoa Uaien
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n" Four members Of Mr. Palk's cabinet. viz MessTs. Buchanan, Marcy. Walker, and Mason, were al W Washington together last week. and attract et much attention. The eouespodent of the N Y Globe says that '.ihe respect which has been pad to them, ihoagh stripped of all official posser and in. iuence. exceeds ihat ever ex'snded 10 inc present cabinet clothed in it's brief authority, and is just tribute to ripe talents and heightened pubic service
 PnHsyiraHian.
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O. The Morgan Journal Jacksonville, IiIir,ois, gives the following queer Acou0i Of new propell- ing power on railroads:
 ''The wind tried its hasdat running locomotive on the railroad yesterday aid after driving the some miles. and running over and killing a COW threw the car off the track and vsmoosed"
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N Room for tls so tls Gladiator see @E% s& Hts coal anl HAT l,aofe Ais quality. s4kiS

| " <sxs Hts coal sa9 HAT asSois Ais qEsiify. sSksA THE subscriber, having reset his kettles and
 \ erected digzina around them, and having supplied himself with choice materials for making Hats the first quality of the different varieties, will be prepared ia few days te cover the imPet- fectious of hs feliow-ei,izens al sght, CaeaS for t'asi with light. pleasant and durable hat, com biniug beauty of 6aish, hneness of texture and greatness of elasticity.
 To insure respect abroad, we shonld be indepsu- dent at home. As we live and ieye and cherish our own firesides aud our swa domestic institutions, aud ever ready te defend them. We v i| act a singular part indeed f do not at once strike foe our own maRu(setories. The south has suffered the north io becerne her workshep-hss depeHded npon her for the articles o first necessity nnli she has grown arrogant 10 assume the preroRaiive ol interfering with southern rights snd installations Far better To encourage our owa manufactures, ibas te debate ihe question of raising armies to fight battles, that ourselves have provoked by pursuing an uasound ssd soicital policy. The south should be unwilling 10 tel the north do her manufacturing, she is to e, her dictste her laws JOHN DAVIS. Little Rock, March I9. IS59.-T-2S
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DrraAfal saieiae.

On Sunday evening sisi ot ls yesrs of age namsd May Mitchell. committed suicide bv drown ing herself ns the fsgry iandinx of the Thii Mani cipslsty The details ofthis sad incient are heart reading The family Of fbe victim gre poor bu gespss,abie--the fA'hsT was asfsekea ts the Right watch ot that district before his dessh which occur red several months since, end the eeFe4ved mother has the sympathy of the community around. Mary Mitchell Is bni anoshpr victim To the vines os the eeirSyer-sbe felt that
 '"The only way her gafi fe cover,
 To hide her shame from every eye
 To bring repsniaRee to her lover
 And wiring his hosam--was 10 die''
 And fhs iines of the roet unfold the whole saS history. Her destroyer wss with her st the time she plead ior the only reparsiisa n his power--he Fefnsed--snd the srring girl Threw away . life that had become burden Her eomrsnion saw the SC, too Aie ;o aver, it. and sII isensihle apon ihe wharf, the current wheh runswifh great foee q, this point prevented rescue: rope wss thrown ont bv a sailor from one of the neighborFng vessels the dress of the giri kept her haoyed up for some hme apan the water. and once she caught the line but with wild gesture of despair threw it lar from her, and soon sunk beneath the wave 10 hiae her suherings and her Sorrows,--N. 0. Crssesns.
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Txs Exsasasaf h Csaads.--The following pla- cards were posted throughsat Montreal a few days preyioas 10 the election, which resulted h riot
 Forward to the polls. England. Ireland and Scotland are lCokiGg al Dealh bsfers cishOaorl Better to die BEi,ons. thaa to live Ysnksss- For wsrd-hurrah!'
 The progress Of the party which vas l,boring under this excitement was stepped by iAe election of the annexation candidates" CT thsrs is ns knowisg what might have been dens.
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The Settlement of the slUery question.

The Washington correspondent of the New York Commercial Advertiser, says:
 It may be assumed with some degree Of eonf- dence, from Mr. Websters remarks, tha, he is ready 10 compromise upon the Ian suggested by MT Benton. that is. 10 admit Giifornia, purchase part of Texas. divide the iemSnder into several states, and admit or provide fir the admission of them. That these will be the provisions of any plan of compromise that shsli b. adopted have no doubt. from the incidents of ihs last two weeks
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ArrExpr ON CusA.-The Washington correspon- dent oI The Pennsylvsnisn writing ou the 9,h instaI, says:
 The Spanish minister is said 10 be again in peek Of trouble, relative 10 asecond attempt on Cnna for which believe preparations are mski ing lnsi now tn New York city. ii rusnor speaks The iraih, he has made earnest recommends 10 the Pres- dent upon the subject. within the past week
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EGDMG HE MENH-

THE dwelling Mouse sud lots ecea- <szA
 \ pied by Gov Sam (. Rsane, the pro- hssI perty of Mrs. Ann Resrdon. It is sstpa,ed-Lx1 at the West end Of Mark ham street. and embraces ,wo fn blocks. with stables and other impssve- msnts useful sud convenient The house is large and the grounds gre highly improved Possession caa bs hal on the lst MsYea To, terms apply to Wm. H Wat fss 2S, isso-25-g
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DEPARTURES.
CFFicE OF THE SECRETARY CT STATE. { Little Rock. 2d April, 1850.

WHEREAS, by Section 5 OG Chapter 27, of the W Revised Statutes of Inc State Of Arkaasss. it is made the duty Of the Secretary of State to make out list 0: the names of tls Sheriffs who have failed to file in his office. before the first day Of April, the census Of their countless, and cause the to be published. notifying ati such deIia- aaent Sherhs to fife their census returns by the first day of May.
 In parsusnce whereof. notice is hereby given to the Sheriffs of ihe following couaties, to wit:
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Cs6se-Ths s. Augustine Ancient City. in refer ring 10 the dimiautioa in tae sapply of eoss. aad the consequent advances in prtces. says;
 'soath Flsrida is well adapted te raising eoifse The British. while in posssssisa Of Rlerida. rsissc great quantities. Why is il net cultivated hsrs noy f'
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THE STATE OF ARKANSAS, ]

THE STATE OF ARKANSAS
 coUSrY OF puLAsKt
 Ia the CUesa Coart ef sdiG Casaiy-in CdGHesry;
 In nacatioa IIth day of harcA, A D. 1858. Frederic W. 1rapaall, Comp9aiHant, William Vance. William Burton,
 Thomas H. Kmber, S6d Noah
 H. Badg-tl. D.teadaHts.
 ITNHIS day comes the complainant. aud flies herein \ his bill of complaint against the said deiend- ants praying for decree to set aside certain con- veysnces for the West half Of tfe Northeast quar- ter of Section eleven III iu Township Oae tl) North of Range twelve (l2l West. and for parti- ton of said tract of land and tn the tile thereto may be qai~ted, &c. and it appearing from aihda- vit aBsexed to said bill that the defendant William Burton ia nonresident cf ths State t is ordered that he be notified of the fling Of said bit. by pub lic,tion of this order in the .4rkdasas BsaRev, a newspaper printed ia ihe city of Little Rsck, Tor lNo weeks i succession, tue sst insertion thereof to be al least thirty days before the first day O. the n.tx term Of the Circan Court of sad county or Pulaski which will bs held the first Monds Y Of June A D. is5a. at the court house D saii C unly. And bat unlesA he shall appear before said ceur on or before the third day of said term. aud plead. demor to or otherwise answer said complainaaPs Ps bil, the same will be taken confessed against hin and decree entered according to the prayer thereof.
 Witness my hsnd ss clerk in vacation of said Court, this lth day Of March A D ls5h
 GORDON \. PEAY, CTR.
 A true copy from tis record
 Attest: GORDON x. PEAY, CTS
 March i9 1850 -23-2w
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"Od v1ssais Nssr 1rs"--Ths following is from the Philadelphia San:
 "Beva--on the 18th February. 1880. . aasgh- ter tJulia GArdinsr) ts his Exesllsney. John Ty- lar. xPresdeet ef the Unisd States. ., bis resi- dsnes, sberwsed Forest Charles City county, Va !"
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Assiisg h Bostoa--Mr. Wst.,sr's Speed. The BosioD Transcript. Of the 18th instant. says
 We issfn ihsi psoleet is on loot for a meeting oi ei,lzees in Faneuh ks to respond to the seali- meats expressed is the speech ci Mr Mehstsr
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HoRdsuvi Curiosity The livery stable of ROdy Patterson, Esq has been beseiged for few days, by persons running there 10 sec 'the colt with the nigger's head '" We arc informed that it is about q week old, and was brought from A farm near Law renceviils. IL wili be in the stable for few days
 fPtlsbufa Post
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Eruption of yesuyiu,.

ls,tsr from Naples. of the 9th, gives an account of au eruption ef Mount vssuvius which has just occurred. According to this account. 1t was enc of the most magnificent ever seen.
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Dr A Northern democrat coIpains that so much iAudaton IS bestowed On Websef, since he propo- ses oai) what Noftherii denOcrss have been always wanting 10 do-what they hareadyocated fror ihe commencement ot this controversy. This democrat is Like that elder son who became saIous because his father killed The fated cali account of his prodi. gal brothers return to hts paierni home. We ad- rise ihs democrat to get the oIdb book and read the good fathers TePy 10 the off ndei bal duilf, boy aud hnd himself answered. Thee is joy in Heavsu over one sinner 'harepenie,h moe 'han over ninety and hine just persons that need ID repentance
 E.oa. Dsm0cret.
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10 Gle the census returns or iher respective eoanes in this office before hs Era of Mag." which each Sheriff |. permitted 10 do on his paying he entire expense of this advertisement.
 By the l9lh section of the above law, i, s made ihe duty o the Secretary of State, to make out sl of al delinquent Sherifs who have not filed then cen.ms returns by the hfst day ef May, and hand the same to th- Governor, who is fsq'rsd to com miss,on other Sh-ria's for such counties as tie defaults have occurred in.
 DAVID B GREER,
 Secretary q St1ie. Little Rock. ApTil q. 1850. S03~
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4 Tough story.

A Californian em' gr ant wriig home to his friends in Iowa, tells the foIo"ing tOSh story of an inci- den; by the way:
 A young msa. a member oftke emigTating par- ties had eI,heT by design or acsdent, shot sqnaw. After this. the party. fen ar flteH in number, tuen women and ehiitren,- were oyttaken bv about la0 Indians, who demanded the mlideTer or threatened the whole party with deaih lhrre being no alisr. native, he was given up, and th indians proceeded. n the presence oi hs parents a friends 10 fay hia aiirei They Commenced a5oy he eyes, ana strip ped the skin from hls boiy an limbs dosn~srds, after this he Was released, anu Niket some distance and conversea with his friends ari only died after four hours of ineonceIvabIe apAy. The Indians attempted no further violence.
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7rsasafIsHtie Iateiiigsnee.-An English paper sa;es that the celebrated Daniel Web.er the sx- paunder of the consultation, Is 10 be hung In New Yo4k, for poising one Judge Parker 10 death.
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DIR. c. D. SHEER,

VXTHO has recently removed 10 this Pae., and is
 w permanently loestet. would respectfully In- lora those people ol Little Rock and inc snffeslui- ing country. wbo may need Hsdse> assistance, that he s prepared 10 siend the cais ol all saeb psmpy Office co Markham stteei, over Judge Lincoln s Book Store
 Feb :, 1850 -7-2z 2z-6m
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WiSHlN0T0N MALE SEMINARY, HPmp%fead County, AYks.


 V1HE secohd session of this Institution. opensl Il this morBing, February il,h, 1850. Rev. (. ? TURREyTINE, Superintendent and Pro. f~sser of Moral and Intellectual Philosophy. Bciie- Letters. snd Spanish Literature Rev. II C. Inv EAFF, d. A., Professor Of reelsa. Roman, French and Italian Literature JAaEs CaocKEa. A. NJ Professor of Mathematics. students received in the Primary Department aud insif acted.
 TERMS:
 Primary Department. per session of 2l weeks. pay able quarterly in advance, Si2 % Preparatory Drp.rtnlsBt l6 Go Collegiate Course, 20 % Vocal and IDsirumenisl Music, Elements of Musical Composition. (Extra5 0o Initiation Fee, oe No dedaetton fos absence unless in eases of pre- tracteo Ainess
 All studeats charged from the time of tbsis sntry 10 the cad of the session.
 N B.-The sens of al ministers who are es- gagged in the regular work Of the ministry. or of those who snpersnus,cJ or have dird !n tine ministry: wiii bs educated free Of charge. BosKpiNs be obteinsd ia the besl families. al from $ 10 S9 per monih.
 Particular attentIoB will be paid both 10 the moral and intellectual training of all stadsHts
 5. r SANDERS, Secretary.
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Negroes For Aaie.

GENERAL likely Degtoes ~ii bs sod at a 4 - the courthouse eaCs ia Little Rock. oa M0 the second Menday of April Eexi. sud sns t purchaser will have the privilege of taking -2 ap Baak dsbas fSs IAs sans. ai rate to be agrees on ey the owner sad the russAsssr ERsaIrs . lh.s cMee
 March I9, 1s5o.--3s-3ws
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Received during the week s93s hhas.-Expo',s 3s0s hhds
 Motas'ss-ws qao,e Ini.ror I2ai5e; Fair to Good lea lsc.; Prime and Rpsoiled 2a92ec
 Receipts during the week GI33 sois-Exports ls47 bbIs.
 Fissg.-Ohio S 7595 s71 < Illinois ard g.. Louis S60S 37tS ex,ia Illinois and S,. Louis sS 5oaS 75
 Cora To-day we hear ofthe ssi- oi 5s6 sacks at 54c,, 333 al 55c., and 500 5595scthe market closing heavily.
 WLl.kty-loo bb's R.e,iiied were sold to-day a, 22c Raw brngs 22S2lc.
 Poyk.-M Mess has been sold without inspection at S9 2o59 25. We quote Msss SS 5oIag 62Is, Nj 0 s SHss 5; Prime S7 Si 16S7 5a; Rnnp g. 75.
 Bsroa.-rhere has been steady demand al 4sI- 65l<c. for Sides and 33ll9 r. for Shoulders. To- day ls casks were sold al g. so The Sides and g SD the Shoulders, and 70 casts at { and 5c. Hans have also been ia Iair demand al 6Xf97iSe. Tor plain sud cAnvassed al eGTtOc far sugar cured.
 Receipts during th. ek 2I25 casks. I0lI tier ees and 1852 bols.-ExPOfis less casks. 216s ti,r- ees and ?S0 bbls.
 Lard.-we quot. No. 2 9k953S, Ne 571a- 5Lc.; Prime 696I<c. To-dAy 2Il5 obls. and tIeI- ees were sold on pIiVaie terms.
 Be.:-we qsotr Mess siI2a9ll so. Prime S. as % E, si 75aj Last ais oi Prime Mess in tIsrses was made al SIS:
 Baggisg and Rops The msTke'is firm a. IA 9istae.. and 7a7JJ1e. for essn oS on time. addHs interest
 Recsip's during the week 2ss7 pieces and 2s42 eoils.-Expodts 4s3 pieces and sSi coils.
 GaRHy Bags.-The dem4nd toniina-s extremely iimited. Small sales al sIalSs,. for pew IT. baiss
 Cefss-Tbe sles of ,he wesk up some 10 Goo bags including ot of Geo0 bags at He. and apetoa al Sc. for 800 bags nie'r, s00 Fair at l0Ie 500 Gooi al l0144c: loo at He 3Ou al ll11e; aaa 300 a, II 5sc. Prices are in aessofe no asInAi.-- Stock in hsst hands 93 Ills bag.
 Lias--A cargo Of l5l5 ess<s Thomsston was sold st Sl 25 and anosher of l2e0 casks al &l 30.
 Ssu The paiee iton store Is SS490e. for Coarse, and St 4aeSi 40 tor Fine, d~liySsd
 Beef Cattts.-The market during the early part oi the week wss in favor of hoksFs. and ihr b -s, quality sold "a some instances si7 9oc. V ID s,. During tue last few days the nAkel has been eas,as for purchases and transactions day wers at s1s- 96I1e. r f5. net. | Hoss-Tns receipts of the week have been frihlng. and at present there are none in first hands The last sales were at s,k S6c. ' h. net.
 HOysa and lNalss.-w quote fhe former si sssss l n v bead. and Kentucky Mi..s at si :Nsi ss v head.
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IT. Thirty thousand landlords own England, 5000 own Sco'IAnd, 6.090 own all Ireland; iesving mos- than 9 00a. .oa0 inhabitants oi those countries without foot ct Goa's creation.
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NEW ORLEANS Nia RKEIs.

FRoN THE PIcNuxE. MARCH 9
 C5itoa-Tae week Tened wifou; animation. iae sales on Monday being confined {, l500 bales at decline oi Is.. ca Tuesday tte demand improved ani resulted in The sale of 5000 ,a!es prices having regaIned the l5c. lost The day bfore.
 lnitrior,.. .s1Sa97+ Mic Fair. n559iIb O,finary,.. 10 tai0ls .ll34al2 Middling .i056 loIs God Mid. II aIiI4 Stock on hand and on shipboard ioi cleared S~tNe- g |. EzP 5D4
 R~e-ipts al ihi~ port al the >.iae Jude last " ar s75.61s bales. Exports 65I ,5is bales. Stock a, all the ports of The Union. 6l2, ,i2a bale. against 6i6,b7l bales last year, shosinl decfease of only iI.25i bales. Decrease ih ihs receipts at all the ports, 362, ,767 baies.
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steel Mills.

&eFCt 4ubhbSs IT ECEINED, per steamer Penaywit, D Stee h Mills which are offered for lals low. at
 A. J. HUTrS, Msia St. April 2. 1850. SO-
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BOARD OF rRusTEEs.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
 Hoa. D. T. HIFTER. PKET,bsxT, Hon. H-P. Poindsx'sr, Rev, Wm. Moors4. Rev. l.. P. Lively. Rev. B. P. Box, I \. Jones, N. 8. Mir. ], E. saa- defaI, Mr. T. wil,ssmsos. Hea. J. D. Tfimble. Rev J, Custer, N. D. Rev. J. ]. Roberts. C. B Miichsi. Nj. D Mr. W. W. ADtre~s, Mr. 3. ! Saaders Mr. fl. W. Smith. 7-22~if
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Lita. Bes. March ie. lsSo. a1-'d.

VIVIAN ED immediately. person To trim Hats
 w March 26, le5J. JOHN DAVIS.