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WASHINGTON COLLEGE, vIRGINIA.

THIS Institution, in which given thorough training in
u the liberal arts, well in NATURAL mental and moral
SCIENCE will open its session for 1850 81 the first day
Of September next The public doubles, that pro-
vision is also made for the regular instruction in the above
time money or incnaon cannot pursue to CONDEMNATION
the whole liberal and literary Of training We wish it
also to be noted that part Of the mathematical drilling,
instruction is given IN the science Of Fertilization and
merry and (shoud sufficient number choose organize and
unifom) in the Manual Exercise and Tactics. Major HILL
the Professor Of Mathematics within whose department this
drilling at Monterey, Vera Cuz Puebla, Chapupec, Sc,
having been every general battle Of the Mexican
war, except Buena Vista and Churubusco.
ExrEssEs-Tuition per annsm $50; room rent S.; de-
posite $751; matrcuaton fee 80 boarding always private
houses from 81 70 &c. and washing 81 per month fuel and
beds and atinable on the ground at
moderate cost INDECENT young men, the number Of thirty
OF coed moral character and talents have their tuition
Gold and silver medals the amount Of $780, agreeaby
vote OF the Trustees and the will of Mr. John Robinson will
De on day to three or four
OF the best average gradings OF the junior and
senior years constitute the basis award The successful
competitors may have the amount any shape Of premium
permanent scholarship which entities the
owner to the tuition OF one Scholar time forever may be
purchased for $780, family scholarship which entities q,
the sons OF one family to tuition for the whole four years
course tor $780, paid before the first OF September next II
alter that time, $40.
For detailed information apply member OF the
Faculty. GEO. JUNKIN, President.
eFs 7 july &-Iawd&w4w
LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA, JuLr, 16, 1850
BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
THE subscriber proposes to open Boarding School for
young ladies at Claren Alexandria, on the 18th
of September The arrangements OF the School VIII be such
as to for its pups liberal and accurate Of edu-
cation under the and instruction of the Pn
cpa with such competent assistance as may be necessary.
One lady At least of experience and ability in teachpg will
be as an Assistant and provision will be made tor the
instruction Of pupils in French, Music, &c.
The situation Of Clarens well known tor its healthalness
and beauty and its buildings spacious and well adapted
TO the purpose which they are to be devoted.
The School win consist altogether OF boaders without day
scholars. IflR FL
The School session will extend from the 18th of September
to the second week in the following July TERMS $500 per
payable sem-annual in advance, with extra charges
for bedding, Music and French /. s,.t1
Further information be obtained by application the
Principal.
aug 1o-2aw4wdcpRw GEORGE A. SMITH.
CCHOOL BOOKS OF every description tor sale by r.
- FARNHAM corner Of Penn. avenue and Eleventh q.
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suit and enjoyment Of agriculture, manufactures commerce.
and other departments of enterpsef patriots OF every Sec
ton and Of every station, desire to preserve the Union ana 70
their dearest rights and interests from emedless over
throw, NOW is the time for them rise one man, ana
let these agaor know that their ncendisry work VIII no
longer be endured by the of the community. US
tme high Time that the People should come to their own
rescue, and in every city, town, and hamlet exprsss tne
national feelings and their determination that the happiness
peace and prosperity Of nation shall not be sacrificed az ne
will Of few men, There is still time if an instant ana uni
yersal effort be made to avert collision between Texas anu
the United States and to teach the agators In congress
lesson which they will not forget But once e' p'o0o
be shed in New Mexico, and fear no human efforts can
arrest the storm which will follow those first red drops. Lei
people then speak at once and demand Of their rePresen
aves the House that they proceed forthwith to put down
the reckless spirit Of agitation and to avert from the country
the horrible calamities Of disunon and civil war.
FROM THE coIuMBUs (GEoReIA) EsauIREn.
TGxAs AND New MExlco.--We have believed tor some
time past that there danger to be from
the difficulties likely to grow out Of the settlement Of e
Texas boundary, than all the other matters OF dispute put To-
gehe There thousands Of men whos regarding tntS
conflict the entering wedge Of dissolution ,0osld gladly
Witness the horrors to hc tcouh gve rise, but no true
friend of the South patriot whose soul embraces the good
of the whole country, look to the probable consequences
without shudderng
As the brighter side of this unfortunate difficulty, we are
glad be informed that bill has passed the Senate which
will probably settle the matter in controversy forever VI the
provisions this bill not exactly informed but under
stand that Texas cedes portion Of the disputed territory to
the United States and to receive therefor consideration
in money. Whether such settlement will suit the fasdi-
Of the particular friends Of the South we know not;
yet surely if Texas satisfied with the arrangement the rest
ofhc toord ought to be- We do most sincerely hope that
this and all its kindred difficulties may be adjusted without
boodshed and that the North and South, East and West
learning wisdom from their present dangers, may avoid all
future Of irritation and stand together united, pros
porous, POWERFUL, and IsvIscIBLE.
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NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER.

Be Of good cheer, friends OF inc UNION give
no heed to the auguries,
% sadder than owl-songs on the midnight blast,
Of those who prophesy defeat, in the Peoples
House, Of the measures which, in the true spirit OF
tbe Constitution and Of an enlightened Patriotism,
have already passed the Senate for the restoration
to the country of Peace, Harmony, and Union
Whenever the wish is not father to such thoughts,
unreasonable apprehension-fea such as oft be-
travis like treason" humans the mind, unnerves
the resolution which enables men to breast such a
crisis as the present and by courageous, generous,
and united effort, to carry their country triun-
phanty through it,
Brief as is the interval since we had occasion to
hail the passage Of the fundamental act OF adjust
ment Of the knotty and yexatious Territorial con-
troversy it has yet been long enough to confirm the
confident trust which we then expressed, that time
would prove, beyond the doubt Of any reasonable
being, the devotion to the peace and harmony Of
this Union of the mass of the People, and the de-
termination to suffer no schemes OF dsunion or OF
mere faction longer to disturb the one or the other
In the hundreds Of newspapers which have
reached us since the passage of the Texas Boun-
dairy bill, carrying the California bill and the New
Mexico Territorial bill in its train, fsco only in
the South-one in this city and another in the city
of Charleston-as far as we have observed, have
denounced, ridiculed, or otherwise shown hostility
to this benign measure and in the North only one
seems almost willing to hazard conflict Of arms
between one or more States and the General Gov
ernment rather than to consent to the measure.
To those who thus, from two extremes of sectional
feeling in mere hate Of each other, seem disposed
to unite to defeat this pacifcation, and conse
quence, to possibly involve the country in Civil
War, we have no argument to offer: they are
beyond the reach of it. We trust that we have
not in the North or the South single reader who
comedies in their policy, or regards with any
sentiment but horror their vindictive and sangui-
nary purposes. No!
Let such deem it glory to destroy
Rush into blood, the sack of cities seek,
Unperced, exulting in the widows wall,
The virgins shrek, and infants trembling cry
But let us address ourselves to objects of more
agreeable contemplation, in view Of which we took
up the pen; that is to say to place before our read
ers selected evidences Of public sentiment on this
subject.
Besides the Republic and the /" Union in this
. city, and the daily papers of Richmond and Peters
burg on one side Of u.s. and those generally of Phi
ladelphia and New York on the other side, we have
high qualification in publishing the following ex-
tracts from papers in the interior of the country.
From the South we have yet received but few pa
pers since ours Of last Wednesday. They will be
here within the next ten days in an avalanche.
For the present, we give the following.
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CCHOOL BOOKS Of every description tor sale by R
- FARNHAM, corner Of Penn. avenue and Eleventh q.
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III 5.i FROM THE NANTUCKET INQUIRER.
The boundary is very clumsy kdsstroys the SYM
mety OF both Texas and New Mexico
II became evident, before the final vote was TAKEN
tnat there was chance Of obtaining more favorable
boundary for New Mexico, and It was that which in
duced several Northern Senators, who were dissatisfied
with more than Of the provisions Of the BILL for
its final passage, And think that under the circum-
stances they acted the part Of and patriots in help
ing it through.
PROM THE BURLINGTON (vT.) FREE Press.
THE DAwSISe OF Better DAI-Snce the defeat of
the Omnibus Bill which, whatever its friends may have
thought or hoped respecting it has been nothing but him
ORANGE In the way of proper legislation by Congress- that body
is getting ahead. We glad to announce that Mr..
Pearces bill for the adjustment Of the disputed boundary be-
tween Texas and New Mexico has passed the Senate with
unimportant notifications bya Of 80 to 20. We're
'oiee at The passage Of this bin the Senate because
believe TO be substnaLyjut and right, and, ADORE all
because real measure Of paccation such all true
lorers Of their country approve. II settles question
that threatened the peace and harmony Of the Union The
large indemnity offered to Texas quiet her extravsgan
claims TO the Territory Of New Mexico we care nothing about
We would rather give millions Of dollars for peace and
good will among the States Of this glorious Confederacy than
to buy "gory' at the rate by intestine war.
Suffice these extracts for the present The
voice Of the public press Of all parties and sections
so far as il has been heard, is all but unanimous in
the sentiment SO finely and forcibly expressed the
other day in the House Of Representatives by pa
triotic member from the North "Euery pofe
against this bill is a uofe for cipa war."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-25


On Monday morning June a. about o'clock Of disease
81 the heart MARTHA VALENTINE vile OF avid +.
Valentine
The relslives and friends 81 hs family invited at
tend The Funeral tui. afternoon, ociucs, from
lste Residence, % S-v-,ihst without further nouce
Sudt ey with dis-ss- 81 he hest SDFi1gs
on Ftidsy, tur- p, DXARD J THOMAS tof The hrm
of Thomss Co m-fch IT. Of ihs citv, aged 90 y-4rs-
HE remains removed to Hartford, Conn for inter-
Hfnt
In this CITY on Sunday evening sd inst OF c,n,unoon
ANY LA q Wif- Oi Bzfne, Bo-fun and dang hlef Of
Ira Is " teeer. j. th-34th sear Of her sgs
The friends Of tn family aud n-e Of brothers ina
JscOh Boerum Thomas k-Os-tL respectfully
invited 10 siiend her f1rera from In ~ @nee u
nOh-r in.iaw, Mrs Abraham Bo Wallabout Book
yn Tuesday afternoon a. y O'Clock without fur her
invitation
Her remains viii be taken 10 Greenwood Cenet.ry for
iuierment ie4l
JuteH ANNA L ROSS, IN he 77,A yesr Of her age.
Her relatives ana friends invited a'tend
raj fourth day Wednesday morning,
l45 Heny-st BfooENn
gtb 81 on nosrd brig Kote Hes1 on her VOYAGE from
Boston - San Francisco. Mr. Jer-ish Marta Of Port
lard, Me
Al l6 on board bark j. " Coffin on her voyage from
Ptnsns - San Frsncisco Timothy Collins, Of PsnJb-
scoi Me
Al Acapulco on thu Pacific Ocesn on 27ih Of March
1884, Cant Albert Csung late Of New Orleans and for a.
erly Captain of b. -boas on The Mississippi River
On board big Qladdy Belle April IS l,t - ~ Ion.
ll9 g. w Thoma, Bufuhsm, n Luhec Ne aged as
Al ssn Fsncisco, May John Henry Beach, ESQ ofSH-
Ia san Francisco y, --l 49,.
tey Mr. Elisha 81 iman, Of New avsn, Com aged 81
yebfs Mr silmsn long IN bis native civ as
prominent and yalusbe eitZen.
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san Francisco Markets.

WEDNESDAY EvEsIEG, May 8.-PTic-s II good bu.i1sss
locsons ard rent. for the sane are The only subjects ~hch
srcied by The recent ire sud to which anything lac
ACTIVITY impaired Light houses sn- snd easy of
erection being wanted for temporary PURPOSES the burn
ed district held At advanced prices bricss
hfm Ill The advanced quotations OF Tuesday adj
vsnced prices for lumber have 6zE 81 u" Ihse bs1gt,o
large stock hand and al stock ceing too conssnty
increased ny fresh sfTiva's TO sOv any irmnsss In
mppOu # the n srket Chill -Four confines firm,
with prices shade upwards sales to day wsce
sioppe. whole sacks bringing SO 25-ssl-. Of half
sscts closed At ~ Holders asking S3 i3 50
per hoie shd 81 IS hair sacss Sacks form
Ihe b1ls OF III prese transactions Potatoes lie
the decline he bsrk Drummond jIi arrived having part
cargo Prices about 20c G'od Brandes In ~ gal
Ion pscisgts rave been sold Al 81 Is 80 pr gallon
MessPorb So e 80 large lot Of line Oregon 8nt-
has arfIvedpsres hD ding At Csc, when
present above market Tbs lshmus Is Understood be
announced for Isl inst Frsght sperie 10 per cent
belrP per lhan The charged by the Pacific
mail Steamship Company.
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som Frnnci.co lInrket....M.r 1s 1a.n

We have received from Z B. Sutton & Co 81
Wsl-st the annexed circular from their house at
San Francisco, Messrs. Turner, Fish & Co.
Referring 10 our respects Of 30,h April. We have
now 10 advise that the late disastrous fire OF 4th
inst has to a moderate extent revived the demand
for Lumber and Building Materials; prices of good
quality have advanced from 80 to IS per cent and
ns, ere this, shipments from the States must have
ceased, rates may steadily improve under the local
demand and the orders from the upper country,
which are being very considerable. Hopes are en-
tertained that no further losses will result from
shipments Of this article now on the way TO this
market. The accounts from the Gold Mines are in
the highest degree encouraging. Money is more
abundant and the rate OF interest, und0ubted Sc
curities, on the decline. Business is gradually on
the increase as the saasOn advances The i'm.
mente increase OF population has created de-
mand beyond the increase Of imports. which has
impaired tirmnefs TO the improved SKATE Of t.ade.
We quote as follows:
saersus s. ceu,s Flour whole racks Slo3i2 81; hsf
rarks 50; Oregon. IN bbls a. sl; Rchnon1 City lis,
5dso Sugar, % IS c,s Tor Manila, and fo15p for
Gu,hsG and ks az Il ,o an % 13os . dsn T
in depene at 50 Gus s-gars good guilty s:srce st
7 So so CO., And Li s. g. have q
price, IN the fare OF large arrvss safe. helyy Slogans az
fee 20 RI. - n Drisd Ap9es $50 u ca Csa-
dies nbupdert IS Cotton land Heavy Cl)thing
much 10 demand Brown Dnlings comra,tng ex-
travsgnnt prices beng wanted for making bags IA the
rivers sheeing and Prnn are advancing Chocolate Ia
Guest 80 cts In Drugs ~ var alton fro previous
quotations Barry cis ana n request. Beans rec;
Corn Mes', sSdS9 y hi Bread. American Pilot c.i-
Cracles 10 wood, i2l cts In Tins 20 cts Clear Pork, Ia
hhls $i0d $50 Ness oo In bns 28d8 50 IN half b1s
SI7; Prrle 70. demand Rice, sal cts Tea 6nd70
cts BrickG SCI ~ :. American Slset Iron, 2Id n cts;
Russia sheet Iron s. ass. Gavsuized l8G25 Sperm OIL
%; Whale do O. 5 ices, no change. Br.ndies 10
demand and advancing ssles 100 baskes Chlmosgae
inc al Y So Saes Plug jbaccO al 80 and adganc-
ing Rents are recovering from the extreme depression.
Very reSpec fully, yours, &c.
TfRNFR YIsH
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
slit, Coubrcugh 81 -titt's Circular.
Correspondence oi The Tribune.

Per Cambria LIVERPOOL Friday Evening, June
AsHEs Brand 1879 Montreal Pot ~ q. sd do Pearl,
s.6s
BAooS-Long and Shot middles in dry salt Eastern
New SOsSo%s DO western New" Jos asa Sd shoulders,
BsEr-Prwe Mess per fierce sOilb. New. 30. as5.; do
do Ordinary and a. none. Prime pone Extra Inds "a n
y &C per Herce, $50 lbs s7' Cd allows do per hf Ob 100
lbs, hone.
CHsEsE-Fiae, S6s ass; Mlddlng, s2sssI.; Ordinary,
s6ssSO
Cohs &c-whsai, United States Red, per 20 lbs duty
pso, 30 ~ s. led; do While and xr1 6sS6s Ga 40
CaDsdisn Red. IS Sd 90 81 90 do White 6s ID 81
-Four Western Canal per ob 1876 22s Ct do Pliisd-l-
phs SIS IS co. do Baltimore, l3s 81 2is; DO ONO 2s
-. 81: CsIsdSn p. s22s Cd.
CosN-EouT. s and Car an, Sour l9s Cos; Indian
Cor per $So lbs YeoW Sos Ga SIC; White Sos 5s:
Indian mesl, PEI bbl, 1856 lbs, las Cd Is
bAhs-in casks 10 sAl not smoked new. SOS a 42s
LNKD-EXuR In kegs aud pals. per ~ none Fne. Ia
keks ard bbs Sis 81 o2s Good In do, Gle 9i 5Is ODD
rss TO hiodnk, Sls ID Sli 6i usrios and Grsass os
LIsssEp cAKE-Duy free, per iqn- e5ts5lOa
PoSK-Prme M-ss New, per bhl 2Oo ia Eastern, SIS a
S6- 90 WssteIn. Il. 81: Mrss 50. 4is
kei-Caroins Dresses lot qy, 10. 6s sS do ID city,
TALLow-pnty B P. Id ssrcwt sOr L. g. duty paid,
percvL S4sa 7od.
Asssslso Ois POts soa Us Cd and 50 BIZ Pearls at
BAcos-Tes dem.nd for a'- srec- IA. b-es Inactive,
BARX-Se Ht4s Phisdephis ala Al liz "a perez.
tksF The hish prees 0o~ O. sncrd ey acide check
Cesar Ia improved request
CeAS, &C We can note no TINS In Germ
Mstkt since The sailing OF tire "Ca1adaH business doeS
hss been uinug To-day Isrkeg WI tnnly seaded sls
iSGnsGc i0Hs we're Dted Inc As Coyn declined "a PEI
1astte,; Cfher articles fe.Hsin about the sane
LAkD-The OF lie week reach ~ .1ns al "a ad.
vance II So per ewt
0iLs-i5 Sl.s good soslhern Whale sad At s3IIcs
VIA b ir fa'b-S f"~rr
PoRK 70 wia1ut improvement; The sales reported being
chiefly m rstrs A-ss al y'ey.oas r-'ss
RiCE srscy III sales very uidng
Rtsia-2tte D. common A5.ptr sod al "a 80 = p 81
r. ~ he cOsy.
Al oS i redu -iou Of 81 per ext Is DAN
TAe-,. ttg tis SOLO ~ - pr bii
TUsFAS1lsi-s t,0hs good RCugh sod Il he reilc-
% prc- ~ b lnu q G. ID pr cRL j5nls very dul
yVUrs, s4Irr, cQUBRQu5H Srlrr. !
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sors K-usr. John wrlismsou, O Thornton, Rhodes
ETo~.r, p Gr-v- c Fo,d. Gardener sehnll
Fmweriirg 2 Denly, N-rhier. PrO6f Schsnp
smu zl-r, " Hon. Hunt, WIN K-rn, Kendall, n N.
Ing G q iek Young, J Rene Eurst Lo~ery,
Nsvir 3 n Dnnaell JOseIh willis Kirp7, n 81 o.
nsp Tsgg Opeuheirn VI Kew. &C Keyt. Wish
er J Dosne, N Dupklu. q tDcs Savage Bfennsn, J
Humphrey Palma VI HINT w l. Co~er RAJ
uer J Owen. Weed, q Ellington. : Alden
A BeckWith A " Browne, II D Frederick, w Pam-r
BHSier J Honsion. 2 s Tsylor, Ross Page MrFord
l. l. Have n Ho- g-s Lamb Q Jsmb, ) seei9y'
Ridley " Clpk NJ Brors. NJ love WIolen, d
Bee, W o Conn-l Rie,Hsn Po~-l VI NOl
P-trie A c Isooms W n Williamson, q Ro<-rs q
Aonsti-n. y mnnckon G-Csgood @ chlrrh J FSy. !
Michsl w Moore, " Pinder Haves, @ P Baker, w
n swain ; Sherman. Gallagher P Williamson. James
} Edwards, Gresham ArmstrOnS schuyler )
81 elinn ~ sleroheTs NcCowD. u ROsenhsn.
Win gehov T.h. VI SIsvson. " Bui, x TAYLOR. T. -
lor. H-dsick, A Hudson, w Stafford. G II Manning
n Aitinson o scaddef HArdey o CssWsli, c p ,ftsr
Bales, SAi~ierrb l. Norris, 5 W Scou w D-an
J sbsrWD. Brown D Smith. Davis, James, D
Doley, " English White. n Mason.
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London Markets.

LospoS Fhiav. Jrne T. 1850
or Wet lola SuCa' it8 Casks wers sof maEinz III
eute uarfariirns ~ The veek amount n rs; prices n
soue crses hsvs advanced ~ ASS az. AID N
eHeif Of Msurius rchasef al her nj yh-r pr@s
crsp, hrds heir 81 ~ l. VI tesrer 100 hes,s 90
W, t.ken ST. So c~t lst ba,sets ana 42l
rats JAVA changed hands The Cotton ma-ket Ia, bsen
n and be ta-s NJ the week II s01 NADIA, q.
lsd TO SD f,r midong good Tnnsvei-y; sb1ut 81
bsiea day $50 hags OF COch'ne we're disos.d Of
A. steady rates The public sale Of PlauiAon C,yon ~
fee consists OIL 97 bags and 500 cAsks w@at n I'm pce,
90 bags dsmsted Native Cyion cod 20. IN ~, Der vi
So casks snd bids OF Jamsra sod to s FOR FOOD 10
iair an i9s % b tor low mic dllna % gooi m.adtng
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Cleared.

stips Acadia (Br Gal lee Quebec, GrinneL Minurn
Co; indU.ue, tS~l jansen Bic lslsnd
Bsrts Kathleen. Conway Rio Jaaeiro. Mason Th0mD-
son; ODD Fellow, H-dges Sag HarbOr Cluths 30
WesTe, Quebec Woodhull Mary Ann Peters (5rj
Brown Bristol Il v w Meyer GARNER 80 Larigz0s,
Malaga Aqus Galway; Aaris Scout Porto Csbslo
Br9s tonors lPort Dnsre, Africa VI McCrsckan;
Emily. Nichols Charleston; Norhman, Nckeson, san
Francisco hcGsw, Foster CO. Kite Dane Bolivar, Hsr.
becs Go; sch-f Clsrk, 81 John NIB; Elose, Robin.
son ilninRon Nc; Clinton Address Savannah, Sur.
pee Clesfusn Co, Uranus Burt Sydney, CO
echrs Ahbot Lawrence, Allen, Bsiumore; Wsshingt
=, Alexsndns; Tornf-lt Strong Philsd; Ann. deason
Peief.buIRi Columbia, Bunker Norfolk Sea Mev. CrsW
ord Apslschcos Av-nger, smOnton, 81 Johns r; Che
ID Ellie, -, GARRISON; Aarc ssnford, Wilmington
NC, noiner votter Reoeccs Russell Philada Jo,epb
FaFchiid E lesrrnsn. Boston.
sesmers ooeida O'N-iil Philsd; Ironsdes Green do.
Barge Michigan, Jones' Phllsd
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BY TELEGRAPH.

PORTLAND, Jure 22-Cld bark Canada, Hayans.
BOSTON, June 2f-Cd ship Buena Vista, st John NIB;
haks Courier DO 10 load FOR Mauri,ius; Chase ialu
brgsusssx Pclnu; schs Manson, s. JGgo; App eton
aid Franklin. NYurG.
HOL@Es HOLE, June 29-Arr bark Il Churchill bhgs
Norm America n oil and Catherine Mary. s,hs q
w Pickering Boston, Jane Woodbury. Jnduh Ward and
slas.man al from Philadelphia for BoTooj Fakir Albany
for DO
Vile, sc
PROVIDENCE June 22-Ar sehs Samuel HEM, Cher.
ger Williams NYnrk
Sid sloop'J Parker, aud Southport, NYork; Sylph,
EUncouL
An 23d schs yov Rsppshannock: C Mead, Gen Mari.
on and Lee Philads; Morning SIar DO for Pawtucxet
slOop Einor Rondout for do
Sid brig New Ens land, Turks Island; schs Turner
Baiumores Empire Leeds and Yucatan, Polls Josephiae
hYork 7
BRISTOL Iune 22-An sch Viola Rondout
FALL RIVER, June ll-Arr sip Copy Phila; 22d, schs
Minerva, 90; sip BONA, kondout
Dl0HTON June 2l-Ar sch Emma Hotchkiss, Phls;
for do SyTen, PHILADELPHIA
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June o. lat sc - lon "A 81 sch Hy Nasou OF Bath sa,d
ingN. - ' ~
nsy "a Tat 81 90 Ion 4 o. bark Abbot OF Reading OF
ara Tor Liverpool I'm Caao short Of progsiOns-s1pped
her.
June 49, at42 49, lon es 20, bark Sir VIM Moleswolh,
hence for 81 JAIN NIB
June lat AZ 50 Ion SO So sch Clerk, (of Wadsor) or
Kingston
May o. lat 81 80 ion 25 49, ship Matte Of Bath n do fn
Liverpool, bound 20 Newt Orleans, with passengers
May l6 LAT 70 bS Tor q ship harriet Jessie fn Charles
ton for Lonoon-uroer,to0c out 80 Dc.
June at % so Ion u 30 ship Janss Bfogl, lom Nor
leAns for Liverpool
June at a 20 Ion 60 20 bark Antelope hn Havana for
Antwerp.
June % Cape Hsrerss sW 20 miles, brig Maria. from
Sierra MOTeLs, Of and FOR BristOl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-25
To Mariners.

CURAcoA June FLOR the bsnefi OF masters Of vessels
ard oIers ysnng this sad The Dutch government have
erected, On The ss-d OF Lutte Curacoa "a sms Island
shoni i've mice 10 The southwark Of his ,ssldD Light
Rouse OF some iory feet IN night which VIII be lighted Ia
ne course of ins next mOnlh Lighthouse on that
issrd necessary, ss the island almost sys wi
very clear, and shor distance from IL large Frereh
nau-over rsn on ABOUT year ago aud was Total Io,,
IRE isnt Is urdsfslooc, viii be Fixed while one aud
can BE seen several miles az eco.