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wAsaING MADE EASY,


OR BOW 10 VASE CLOfnEs WirhpUG MA
CHINEs WASH BOA6Os OR POUNDING
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PROOF IN THE CITY SEw-YoRK.
PUBLIC CERriFiCArE
ave have iTird Madame bEANEL IS Gsleu. oi Nssn-
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DANE CHEMICAL MEDICINAL fREPARA.

nErsLs-Pla,lna Palladium, Nickel and c "a MUM, -.
OxipEs-Purs Oxide Mang anese. Copper, Iron sno Oa
NUN. -. ch.-,,-.l
Whale on Soap. - ,,a.
PoIsows-Paichouly for MoIhs, Fly Paper. iresn pc,
psred Bat and Coehroseh foisouh Improved 0e's
Roisn q. go. "A Sand
MEDICINES, &c-UnAdu. iersted COO LiVs oA 49,
y,on,;, ch0rde soda beat OSnieciiug figii, FIe9,h
Nhis Wine VInegar Diamond Cement b"eoes , =.
szpsrilA Beeched SheAc, Starch POlsh ksaaea L'S'''
Al moderate prices, 0r sale BY ,,..arp
Dr. LEWIS FEUCHrWAN6Eh
tsos etaoS,.- I4l MAIDEN isne-
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r. Ionr I,,uud Kallroad Company.-The

stockholGers Of the Long lssod Railroad Company
uested attend eelng a. tho Ohco OF the Company 10
de Civ OF Brooklyn Tuesday the - day July next al
eoelOck 10 take into consideration the present and
oFospectye condition OF tho affairs Of the Company.
ie2 isH ISAAC T. hAVlLAND President
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CHRIsTY's nIIHsTRELS.
MECHANICS HALL


RIO az BROADWAY Detwssn Grand and BroOme 80
lN-OPEH EVERY NIGHT DURING THE WEEK
Toe original ard wellkuOwn
CHRlSTYs ETHIOPIAN OPERA TROUPE
Rhe 6rG established and oldss organized band 10 lns
world comprising company Of Twelve performers ander
he direction Of h. r. Chrissy They VIII have the honor
OF giving their original and ninabIe entertainments every
slgh until further notee.
Admission g Doors open Al Concert will COM
1ence Al O'Clock
An afternoon concert or Saturday, commencing a,
s'clock Pm jyl wis
40 exus Afternoon Concert THURSDAY, Ju,y4.
sgtknCh's .uIrsTHELS, AT rae JLTarlc
Il under the direction OF the GREAT ORIGINAL POM
PEY-This beautiful establishment has been recently re-
fled and VENT ated for the season. and II 10 nov
the most comfortable In the city The continued
eess hss favored this nimsDe Band Of hiOpian
former, has stamped them being The ne plus ultra Of
Negro HaTmonists
Admission u cents Doors open al 7concert at 8 n
An-rnoou COncen OIL wednesdays ana 5slofdays-
Doors open 81 2-concert At So'cock. 1eZl II
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UMBRELLA AND PAKAsOL Store AND
OMANUFACrORY FOR SALE An oil i'and whsre
large ana pfohsbe business rs been done for tn yss
ps,t 10 the Manufacture and sale Of umbrellas pafa.o
caps carpet bsgs fesdy made nen &C 10 nov orsrs1 ~
sale on The desirable terms O1ly from e5VV 70 100
cash vii be required paid 10 g0oah
be manUfscuTed the premises To any man &C
" lib the business and possessing small capiA nv
most favorable opportunity for commeleing sale az pr
ftsbe rusiRess which be increased ~ snosI ~ e.
tent Postession given Immediately Address sfeIt.S
S, n New York Post once giving real name snd fele-
Iencrs n 10 character and responslblIly ". .
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TIE KNoCKINGs EXPoSED.

COMPRISING az examination OF modern Pneumat0l-
Nogy and Thsumaturgic Manifestations, together with
cruque upon Psychological Mesme.m aud the science Of
spiritual uxons being complete efulatOn Of the claims
or the Rochester KNOCKERS Published this day and for
sale, wholesale ana retail by
b2 IL W w BURGESS. p Ann.st
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GREAT OPPORTUNITY

fI'O ENTER INTO A MOST AGREEABLE, prof able
ind well established businsss-Tne Subscriber being
about IN medaiey TO retire Offers his valuable stock and
good will Of his trade TO any DESTROYS Of getting into he
boOkselDg business at cost To gentleman " moderate
capital literary TASTE fond Of quiet pleasant and very
lucrative business Ibis Is opportunity very rarely met
with The stock selected Ia The best mannsr and puf
chased for cssh II 10 probable there 10 not 10 the United
States so cheap collection OfbOoks. JOHN DOYLE,
je28 Susf Bookseller. i46 Nssssu.st Y.
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REMOVAL
TIE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE REMOVED THEIR
IoOKING-GLAsS AND PICTURE-FRAnIE
NANUFACTORY AND WAkE-ROONs
Nos $40 AND 342 BROADWAY,
xzTHERE WITH INCREASED tscinies for ptomp,
w and superior execution Of every branch Of their busi
ness under their immediate supervision and greatly
enlarged stock Of hrsI quality looking plate msgnh
Gently framed IN the Renaissance, LOub XIV and olnei
STYLES los ether varied Of sizes and
nrces as can obtained any establishment IN the United
ktates they confident Of me liberal support Of he
atends and the public In general
WALLER & kREPs, IS spruce-st
WAX have made arrangements for conInuoussu supply
OF ancient and modern paintings Of which large collse
don can always be and very many viii be found vor
inv OF particular attention je29 lmis
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RELIGIOUS INTERPRETATIONS.

IUBY PUBLISHED by the aubscnbers 9 edition q
y The Laws OF The State Of NewYork IN reiSton Rel
giOus IncofporsuOns, with all me amendments up the
present time complies N pamphlet form Prce ~ es1s.
Published and fov sse nv iutp ~ BELL 9nnLn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-02

OFFICE or TIKI DIAPHRAGM FILTkK
nye n, WALTER f. GIBSON
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E0AL YARD FOX sALB.-Oao Of the moM n
Ssbly situated eoal-ysrds Ia Ihe city 10 now offered fr
ME lila great thOroug hiaFo. covered entirely by iron
Weeed shoos paved thro0 ghOu has ouek once Of two
soes and scale, and four years ssso al 10
NC trst ree ia fact il Odos ether be-
nners or 10 Old established DESTROYS Of sx.
~esing We business, uneqaslled advantages Apply 70,
ieSsus HOMER MORGAN Pine O..
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-r- FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION

-r FOJkTB OF JULY EXCURSION
EA&ts---lNDOWN The BAY-Tns new aud g.
hzzzs<<s-z-s-s@ AIT steamer CONNECTICUT, Captain
Richard Peck wtl on THURSDAY. July leave Pock-slip
r al IA o'clock Finh-st T. a. II, Pie No. r. al
II and anal 81 At p OK the teren Islands,
anne Ground and rom hamilton. giving passengers ne
opporupity TO view the Highlands Sandy Hook. COMFY
IslsId an the NGrOws returning the city about och,
mAEing al tie landings the except a. Fiftnst-
Fnre Tor the Excursion so Suitable refreshments
will be provided On board. jyl ~
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vALuABLE BOOKS ar PRIVATE SALE

Valuable EUUAS AI PhIVAIE SAIL
DANGs, PLATT co. 2O4 Broadway. New-York hAvs
Dconssnty hand their sales-rooms supply OF tbs
following valuable WORKS:
LARDNERs LECTURES on SCIENCE AND ARR,
vcis. 8vO with several hundred Illustrations Isl On
EWBANK'S MECHANICS AND HYDRAULICS,
vol 8vO. with numerous illustrations ......... 81
ARAGO'S LECTURES ON ASTRONOMY, 8vO... 0 -
0UENON'S TREATISE ON MICH COWS,
vol 8vo. neatly bound in cloth ................ 6
Do. do in paper covers .................. S7i
ZION sONGs1kk, standard popular collection Of
Hymns fer social and camp meetings, neatly
bound IN embossed saiher assorted color. 100. 81
BOOK OF THE FEET, with instructions how 10
manufacture ladies' and gentlemsns' boots and
shoes, and biographical sketches Of iuusIiOuG
thOemskers anecdotes, 1c-engrsvings. S7t
GERMAN AND ENGLISH PHRASE BOOK. q
m30 lawDSWu
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DRY GOODS.
MANTrLLAs ndANTuLAs!!
LIaITLl cr.a . -. 4.

'''Ai bct cAOhs AMI CAfEs,
~ NE new STYLES OF al eoors Ladies' Misses and
Nn"oIenf sizes) al Of which viii sell a lower
prices nen you can buy The materials for msking them up.
sam Z. TowLE, 2sI Grsna.st
~ SUM Columbian Hall
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tE}ANTED-By very respectable young woman, q
w silusdOn ~ cook 10 do the house work Of sms
family; fret washer and roner Has objection 70
the country The best Of city reference be given Call
for days 30 SXteenh-st west OF Eiguth sv iy2 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-02

THE TRUE RELATION OF THE SEXES.
HINTS TO YOUNG MEN on the true relation Of he
sexes By John Ware, NJ D. Prepared a. the requeIt
OF COmmeee and publ he'd under their drecasu Price
80 cents The Trade supplied al SAXfONS
iyl p 10 FlltOa A. 40 stairs
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INSURANCE SCRIP WANT

EAsH paid for Ausr TIC General Nero antie, and Sun
" Mutual At the Insurance Scrip Office, Is Merchants
ie2S sii.eod. WIN C GILMAN
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y Fer otAer Gsneral Noi.ee.. - IId ~
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TAIBoTYPEs AND DAGUEaREOrFPE-.
The subscribers having purchased M Nsunn Al anis
DTe Gal cry 2f7 BOsdwss, taeE WHITES are PREPARED
10 take Tslboype Portraits Of ali sz@s up 20 ne szs OF
~ The fdeily Of likeness and the besunili hnsn OF
lhese pictures gain them greater poPa any evsy cay
OsgH-rreoty pes tssen the mOsl approved sJie Toe
puSe are Respectfully invited 10 specn as II oar
estahnshuetL "a Bro sdway. ,.,,,
iyz 3eodss HIfk, LANGENHElA FAasnA"'
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VNe RAILROAD ConpArIE. .oou, eom.peuc

yV hAlLhOAb COMPANIES about comlncEc-
Ang-beOro you cooomoece ace tho subscriber WIN wi
Aef into engagements win you invention thai
WI esaen The cost u your Permansn, way ons half
eut 0fe1ier safely ~ito greater speed in.arvd You
VII Ind this worthy your siirn lOn Commune ons al
dressed to J. w. WILKINS, Tribune oahcs VIII meet with
prompt attention. ig2 wi.s
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xMAHTED-By micdle-aged woman, a situation as
w houGekeeper for lone gentleman nurse for the
sick sso by respectable girl Protestant situation
a. chambernad. Inquire FOR JANE MAGEE a. 22l Mot
st. il the rear, near Prince. jy2lE
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WANT ED--A situation by snAu yoylg woman ~
w plan cook washer sud ronef Has first rate dis
charge from her last psce where she has live for the last
nine months Cal Until Thursday afternoon, al l3i Green
Al jy2 IT.
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A RANK CuANCE.-fOT to cash ~ os1so-
n hshsd saod Tor The Retail trade OF 6ooEs stsuonefy
and Fancy Articles located 10 Of the best business
para OF the city. The occupant doing good casa Oas'
nsss ~ health is cause OF his wishing 10 soil For
peuculars apply Al Hamilton r Dex'eSs, lSS Eight
sssenue- jels 2weods'
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OTTO COTTAGE, HOBoKEN.
GRAND INSTRUMENTAL FREE CONCERTS.
sTRAUSS'S CELEBRATED BAND,

srRAUss's cELEsaATEb BAND,
ComPnsieg 70 Performers
IL too P 81. Fefnage reduced 10 four cenE.
NB-ln case The weather Is unfaVorabe, The Concern
will come Of the drs, fair day jyl 6dsh
4 ADIks' FAIR, GREEN POINr.-Tne aides
Point l. | will bold their Fair In the Clurch, Green
Point on Jpv I'm ard Sin is50-ay aud evening Tnose
pIeTe,rd in he Of the Cnuch are respectfully In
ever 6ftsen mimi es and set down passengers ~nin INV
yar5s OF Church. Tickets for admission - csntsJr
sale At the door jyl iu'+
UARNunps AMERICAN MUsEUn.-P. r.
DBARNUM, Manage AID Pr0pneior John brentwood,
II Assistant Manager -TU EsOAY, july 2-Tae farewell
BENEFIT Of Mr. c WEMYSS lakes place this eysnins,
hen The moral aud domestic drama VI the okUNKARD'
preserved for the f eeuh time The afternoon psf-
ioTmhnces OF the amusing and Interesting chsfsc-
ter and comprise chase Faces, pen Drama. Lsgerd--
usin ard curious experiments 10 VeuIilOqisn Per-
fOrmances commence 81 IN the Afternoon and II la the
Evening Million OF Cuhosues among h-m Is inc
Hoosisr Gisu and TitAnis the FAIRY leen. Admsson
q els; children under 10 cara ~ cs ~
RAKNUM's CHINESE MU,SUM -ojs br,ad-
Owsy between Spring and Pnnce Hs-f BAN
NUM- Proprietor aud Msnsl er-Tnls arg, and Interest
ing collection remains bu short Tins longer IL Is the
moH magnificent exhibitor Of Chinese gures eunoslties
wonderful specimens If ingenuity Sc from lhe CeesaI
Empire represents objects immediately connected win
the social habits the religious worship the mseanue Gus
toms le mcdaniel operations ana the sciences OF me On
Its ntrnsicsy valuable and beyond descnPuon IN
TsS" s%'1s sod III sT1 ~ sn sSS' a
child eo under 10 years Ia cents leIo tn,ua
EAsTLE GAhObN.-rbe prOprieIJrs respectfully
NAnnounce tnAt this splendid place OF anus 5nont u
open nightly, with a series OF CONCERTS, Ia aasard,
Summer Feies under the direction u GsoFge LJdef
SUMNER BALL. under The direction Of Mr. Conway, Eno
favorte professor Of dancing No po'lpOn7men on &C
OF The weather. Extensive preparations are Deins
celebrate The coming Anniv-rsary VI American
Independence, The FOURTH OF JULY. brilliant DIS
plsy of Fire works viii be exhibited jyl
AT ~kEK.-ITALY -rhi. P4uorsuas viii post
L. lively Broad way (SsOpPaa Hail. on sat
urdsy next july G 1rufsdsy July q thrre exni luols
afna A aFd3 .uu % z T.
1'Hk DLsskLDUkF ACADhnl VI ZINE
\ ARrS-New PGInrings recently arrived rom EUROPE,
Amoug whichis Gemana" by Koehler wort u Ar u
the ia hest The exhibition Of fHnnngs ot Atu.H
mains open ct the over he Han " voc Sncn
Of Divine UIiy IN Broadway betwesn Spring and rrnee
ats ffom IL o'clock A NJ MI 10 O'clrck, ~
Admission, 25 cents; Season Tickets, D" een~ SaA'
lcgues l.j cents I7lS
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NEJANTED-A good steward for The wari.T0Om mess
w OF the L. S. snip Dale immediate application on
board the tip, anchor OF the Navy Yard Brooklyn viii
be attended 10 i723 81
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~ FOR .ALR-A pair Of blses Mares, vel match
~ srd tat soIis Die for gh wagon soic ior wsni
,1,,..4,Si 80 Wetresdsy iy2lr
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A kAkk CHANCE fOh BAhUAiN S.-ws
N commence TO-DAY Cleaning Out safe Tor Tue seson
ssery sTc!s viii be sold Oar stock conssu OF
yspefs variety OF Fancy and staple Dry ooods rus VII
biSuss JAMEsL PHIPPs. ass Hudson-st
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IT. NOTICE TIE commencement OF he
Essi---i NIP, ~ lh. I,esmes u ne D6y Li4e Tor
BG,t)p VIA StJungiOu 10 unayoidaOly post
named Due ncuce will BE- given VI the opening d tie
hne Once ~ BAKERY see le@s Sas
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n- Isan-FOuRTH JULY Z

U- SaO-FOUKTH JULY EXcUR.
Esspfs--ftslONs FROM New-YOrk ~ Philadelphia by
nez=.z aulden snd Amboy Railroad Lnes leav.
Ing pier North River by Steamboat JOHN POTTER,
ihs "a and Sd Al NJ and a o'clock and Inc All
Al O'clock A. ST. Returning leave Philadelphia from the
foot Of snusl the 4ta July at 81 aud o'clock N.
On the 5th ana 6h al y znd A NJ aud 81 and 7.
Fare for the excursion, 81. ia 5gs*
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INV GRAND EXCURSION TO ROCK.
- LAND LAKE.-Anniysrssry Of American
10 d. ueDdeLce The staunch and lagoriie
steaner SAN0USKY, ell make a Excursion 10 Rock.
lard LAks landing al YOnkers DO0ss. Ferry sod Farm
ington Leaves foot of Tenth 81 st7l, A PIkesL
n Per 5 RS Eighteenth 81 o'clock. Tho boat will
reGum ~ bs CITY O'Clock. Fare Is jy2 ST.
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REMOVALS.

ry- For Other Summe, Retreats see ia Page
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WANTED young Polish exile, who has not been
w long 10 ihs country but who speaks English French
ard German with fuency, deaires place In store In
some similar occupation. Address r. k al the Tr6uoe
Office jy2 It'd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-02

SNARTED.-A espectabe lai, II years Of age wish
w es TO apprentice hlmsef 10 Druggist Good tg
ference be given Apply at 322 T~efh ct. between
Firssv and Avenue A. Can be seen for days. jy2 IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-02

hjANTED-By respectable young woman, sIla
w lion COOK or lsundress; hss objection 10 go
sho distance the country Best OF city reference aud s
q irsTaie pastry cook and baker Cal be for two
days. call o. OF weh-s', University pl JY2 l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-02

WANTbD-Ap English, SCOTCH, or German s0Jfer,
w single man. TO tske OF garden and horse VINO
VIII make bin sell generally useful II be flits he WI Do
employed for term OF years Location ia the central part
of this State the line Of Railroad Apply al lO6 Cham
bers Of from TO O'Clock for days jy2 2as'
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SUMMER RETREATS.

q Fo- other Wants see the I'D Page
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WANTS.

WAhTED-A situation by Protestant woman az
w cook and has objection TO do the washing and Iron.
ing, having lived with me frat families In England can
produce the best Of cy reference Call al l0f EeventhsL
'front.' room between First and Second avenues No ooec
ton to Brooklyn or the counuy can be seen for asy
ifnot engaged ty2 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-02

Oslo REW4hD.-Sg syed. from l0z Cl,un-
- bia . Br0osyn sunday morning AT . bIseA
---A setter Dog medium sizel marked win siss on
sr,v eoor susvg sss Ia ne u DOn hso % nS'
v,y clsr srked v e. Goodyear, ssd easn ssssSneo.
Irv ueTsOu feurniug tim 70 ~ Pine o. hrst lof Il "
n ~ vii inf p here he IL will receive NE ,overew1o
90 restoring him to the owner. One naI " nH 80 is
paid to each person. a.
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5AREGEs, PRINTED nUsLINs

"A . LAWNS, COTTON, LINEN AND SILK GING-
ms &c &c. &c a. great reduction from former
-. 'ne greatest Bargains offered in all colors in
ouaing PinE', Blues Corn, Lilac. Wood Brown, &c &c.
D NJ. Z. ToWLE, Importers and Retailers,
~ @u'h 23l GrHnd-st Columbian Hall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-02

SSHIRTS.-Ws nied, ~ first class hands, TO work on
- ell paris Of shirts. Owing the crest ncresse Of bus
ness, Mrs BEMAN will pay Is 3d. extra oil flashing.
Apply Ut the mandatory, 50 Clsmbsrs-sL jy2 1t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-02

L nl 1OODs.-For sale, = general as.1rtn-nt a. r.
prices lnens diapers, tsbe-coth. Strings
n,,,,.s1no o~eing ditp-rs muslins ticks striped sod
s"ns Iacones pls mu.lins prints ginghsps Ec
~ 0W ". MATHEWS 90 C.tberipa a.
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slnrO rrndo on 1ho African Cons1.

The Philadelphia Norb Ameucan has letter
from correspondent on board the L. s ship John
Adams at Hampton Roads, from which we take
the following items;
The Cape Verde Islands were visited with
hurricane in September. which caused great de
structon OF property lnSan Antonio alone more
than 90 houses are stated to have been destroyed
by the wind and rain combined. Several Ameri-
can vessels were either wrecked or damaged al
Boa Vista and Sal. The English ship Sir Robert
Peel was entirely lost, and the crew were saved
by taking to their boats, when distant more than
leo miles from st. Antonio.
Tho squadron on the coast of Africa is actively
engaged in performing the duties for which it is
kept out there. The flagship Portsmouth, with
Commodore Gregory on board, was at Porto praya
when we left The brigs Perry and Porpoise are
both down the coast, and the former has been
quite successful Officers and men enjoyed ex-
celent health,
The slave trade, regret to say is flourshing
as brskly as ever. American ships and the Anne,
ricsn faS arc still extensively used for the prose-
cution Of this iniquitous traffic This species of
abuse has exposed our legitimate trade to many
interruptions and much embarrassment from the
British cruisers, which, practically, exercise the
fright of search as freely upon our vessels as
upon their OWE. To such an extout is their inter-
ference with the dignity and Integrity of our ha-
carried that the stars and stripes may be said ia
afford no protection to American commerce in
those seas American vessels engaged in the
honest pursuit OF lawful traffic are chased, fred
into visited, searched, aud captured, all under
the most apecious and aboalinable pretexts.
Proof ON those and many other points which
l have not time to allude 10 now, Is brought by
the John Adams for the information Of the homo
m bio The Secretary of the Navy, and will trust,
be- commune, ted by the President to Congress
and the nation. Cannot the Press ever aliYQ 70
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TIE ou.,,,ebum Crisis

The Columbia Is. c. Telegraph closes
an article announcing the assembling OF the
South Carolina Legislature in that place in
the following characteristic terms:
aseldon, have we seen as much solennity and
deem sense OF awful responsibility resting on any
assembly,, ms are manifested in the circumstances
surrounding our present Legislature. The Legs.
mourning, and the very walls tell the stranger
Carolina weeps for her Calhoun. This, however,
Is NOT ali Carolina weeps for her sister States
and forherself; gloom and doubt, and uncertainty,
lower over the future IL some points ofyiew, and
while we think Of Calhoun, or behold the manly
form Of chevss, his cotemporary Yet spared us,
we ask what viii be the destiny Of the State
whose astoE% i o,a-o.aa y saSn names "a us
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The population of Arkansas in lsAs was l45ooo;
in 1910, 1854, OF whom 1926 were slaves; in
1880, 80, $50, of whom 1876 were slaves in 1920,
1929, of whom 1917 were slaves.
The amount of land under cultivation is returned
at $40 1923 acres of which l39, 229 are devoted to
the growing of cotton and 43o,ss4 to grain. The
produce of the State for the past year is returned
as follows: Bales of Cotton, 66,942i bushels of
Corn, s,276,73l bushels of Oats, l,229, ssh bush
els of Wheat 1856
KENTUCKY.
We have nothing by which to compare the FOL