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rELnolsAPHIC REfoR 3 Son THE UNION,


Comdition of the Norther~ Markets.
New York. June l9--2. p m.-The stock market is de-
pressed and light u 5. loan OF 1867 adj
OF YESTERDAY . quotations Cotton has advanced
II; market firm. Holders awaiting The steamers
news. now due. Moderate sales OF Hour making
yesterdays figures There slight decline ia corn, but
hear Of large sales Other articles about the same
yesterday
PHuADsLPHrA. June 1872, >. m-our cotton market is
Prime white wheat is held at 1870 cents Yellow corn is sci
ling at 90 cents. Groceries quiet.
Departure Of the Steamer Amuioa.
Nav yoRk. June 10, m--The Steamship America
sailed to-day, for Liverpool in fine order She has
board hundred and three and E7O00 in
gold.
Professw JVsbaer- Il Nsw Trial r fused.
BosTos, June l8.--The supreme Judicial court, Judge
Shaw presiding rendered It's decision this morning In the
The decision against granting the prisoners petition
There is, therefore, hope for him, and he will.
without much doubt, undergo the penalty Of the law
cordng sentence Of death heretofore announced
General Lopez Boumd Oou to Court
NEw ORLEANS, June 1.-THE examination of General
Lopez who stands charged with having violated the
and resulted the binding Of the
general In the Of 300U tie charge before
the United States circuit court
GesUai Tyiggs on his Way to TVashingfo.
NEw ORLEANS, jane Is The steamer Fashion arrived
here yesterday from Tampa Bay with five companies
United States troops The captain Of the Fashion reports
that General Twsgs had le Tampa Bay for Washington.
via Savannah. N
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!. CoLLAMER,
Postmaster Genera


rrAI< Whereas Of location, No. 10 aes,
December the name Of Henry Lane, late
voreurs the care Of samuel stetniu of
which said certificate lost How,
the Henry Lane in six weeks time from the date hereof
apply the Commissioner Pensions Tor duplicate OF said Ger
iihcnte.
May i7--law6w
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Dzs2RgAEsr MrgHoH,
May 10, 1850.
u printing department. during The fiscal
ending 1851, viii be received unul O'Clock, %
a9 day 81 June Those nnAccompaned BY satisfactory 'cs
All articles be Of The very best quality
samples principal articles Of which, such ~ paper quls
!aic pens, Lead pencils, knives nk 3s must accompany ~
stated offer, them, los option. No bid win b
and qualify required fol- the department.
Each proposal must be signed BY the individual Or nn making
and price, and bt price, for each and srt
schedule should articles DO required
furnished at the lowest market
coding quality Blank for will be furnished
the dpamenl 70 persons applying for sm and y without UNI
win be taken into consideration unless substantially
ing
paper descriptions required the pap
le printing will be furnished
the Office ordering the kind Of paper type
whether number whcr
The matter Of article will admit % 70 than one
Each will be bad for aud lded upon separately and
other things being equal will be assigned % The lowest bidder
embraced in bidder, may
assigned 10 him, shall all such ore
his right TO any portion Of tie contract
Alihe articles be furnished be-
best quality and delivered without delay when ordered
the satisfaction Of the head Of the office for which they
CURED.
less quantity Of each and article contracted for athe public
require.
contracting; failure supply the articles
perform the work. the contractor and his surees shall be liable fol
the forfeiture specified in such bond, qudated damages
The subonrd lists specify, nearly be thu
quality and description Of each Of the kinds Of aces
work that viii be wanted.
0It being impactcabs give precise description
the samples In the different Offices for specimens Of the
descriptions required
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Open quarter before e-commcnce nj hafpast s.
THE celebrated Dioamas Of Bunker Ill., kc,
open Hail, and win continue evening
"; Tss rsss rs cents. June 10
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by THE AMERICAN INFANT kRTIsTEs,
great Washnxos National Moasmsnf
Y sl.4 Of erection.
Mr. H. EBERBAcH respectfully announces ina, the younger
III branch will Vocal Concert
Caru Thursday next June ooh They viii
be assisted By Pcf Raschc and his talented Henry
and Aimed Rasche from Alexandria
Misses Emile and Virginia Ebebach; Masters Henry and Edward
youngest
Master Alfred Raschc, volni old Master Henry
Rasche, pianist old Professor " Rasche, voionceI
children half price tickets admitting ladies
and gentleman be bad Al The music and bookstores and Al
the door.
open 7s precisely o. O'Clock
For particulars sec programme.
Juno fS-A
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The receipts Of flour SCARCELY equal 70 The demand
md prices very sth Sales ssebt ste SIS gu; Mich
4.n, ~ " - s7i; southern firm IS 80 IS S.
49, i,sw pos yessrday Corn meal firm at 80 Rye
duh y % cents Northern oau A a. cents Corn ,c,iyr
81 y a0sb cents, mixed western cal 6t5 ens southern
yellow; Cd 50 cents northern do Hrmp dew.ror,ed Sl5
ol2b. The ss4kot Missouri here u "A 900 bales Lard
firm At cents Linsesd OH ~ cents Pork il active At
$40 g go n, ss &C. prime whi.key aeays :,
AT cents Leather In demand; has advanced cent
The stock market has been dali The closing Of the
books for United States Stocks and for others thar pay
in freely has checked business and the usual duncss Of the
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Q3- Ths Adjoursed Meeting OF the Bible society
will be held In Wesley Chapel OF and streets,
(Thursday) evening, II s O'Clock. .sk
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ese the price for additional pare OF
the above four pages, estimating ii 900
furnished 100 5000
Blank Un other description ~ printing requiring broad
side off, above each broadde to counted M
page.
Il expressly charge decrp-
on win be aIowed The prices bid s printing mnst and
cudc Ill contingencies and extras.
The department the right have description Of
ing which property be called book pamphlet work."
cutcd by special contrau,
quality o. the different kinds ofpape ey 20 furnish
May I7--2awfw
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The paper for the above 10 be oftie best quality.
Book-work on printngpaper.
z For composition, per thousand ems, for small plea
DO do BREWER
For presswork and paper, per token, for royal
DO do do medium rf
ssNs0 THOMAS EWRANK, n
Commissioner Of Patents-
NAV ol--oaw4w
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q male servant end n good
u cook, small family None win be employed
who bring good recommendation Inquire ~ hs once
Nov 0i-nf
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WAsnrserox, May 9, 1850
mo- r. HILTON respectfully tenders his services
the citizens Washington Georgetown, aud Alexandria,
general for the collecting Of and accounts Of all o.
scripions.
Mechanics merchants DOCTORS The citizens In genera
may him will be promp
alter The CO..
lection forfeiture Of the collecting fee win DO made BY him
REyKRgscks.
WAsmSoTo1 crTy.-W. W. soa;on, mayor; n. W. Waliaet
w. Maury.
u. Forrest and WIN. Wheafly. =.
~ Please mistake between r. Hilton and = H. h'
'0 Nav s~aawa~ JNo. p, HILTON
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on every description paper designated above,
but be 20 by The Office ordering H. whether circulars ia
uctons, wsrnnt- forms, returns, &C. specified IN the
drs, paragraph for
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WILL the prosecution Of claims before Congress and
w various csecufve departments Of the governments
once and dwelling street. between 9TH and ION streets.
Ocfa-u
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THE splendid and swim new steamboat THOMAS
RxSn{e CoLLYER IL plying between AIerandda and Wash
ingson. We cannot promise any particular hours,
hut promise The running time om twenty three 70 thirty
minutes Travel win her fyoa want eo ssss
June 2o-d fAler. ouctie.l
IMPORTANT 20 ImvaIids and otherH t-fzoard in the
Comntry.Meadow Hank, sps sp fngs.-1he sub-cnbcr
s making extensive preparations 10 seconodas limited nnnhef
may 81 inviting county residence
during budnrs be mpeed
beauty ocaton the ei
o. ihs ns about TWO miller from me Capitol
ping dsddcd 70 ne very Important Fac %
desous Of ctnnn craans hea os spring Of mneraxed
chrasic and facilitating
disorders, VIII present chance
vad- and snch dsrcas q quiet rural residence Either
he strictly Regarded and visr other than the fend- OF The
viii be upon day.
snch would board for themselves families
would do well 20 Immediate application 20 the snbscis
Penoa information Thsddeus
MI. John y. Cnisn. and also 20 NJ. 1homn. Perry.
May 04-ecam ROBERT W. BURRoWEs
BY GREEN q rAsTEr, Anctsoneers.
vrAtuABLE PROPERTY At AUCTION.-By virtue OF decd
ofuus duty the land records Of
Dssfrct sha sell public
bidder 2<th ~ June Al O'clock
The prclaises Of No. Vs. dcsg
city surveys together with the mwcyemen which
popsv dsrsby the road leading from se Navy
Bridke-
Terms one the purchase money sx
bng Interest," % be secured BY deed Of
the expense purchaser BY order Of she srs~ee
GREEN 4 TAsTET,
Ancnoncrr
June 4-aawds
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DEHDEScE wASTED.-wanted 70 rent conmodis
II within less than hours ride Of The Treasury Dr
mcnf
Address Room, 10 General Land once
Ap 30--u
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W BAI.rIMoRK, June s9-5, ~,
TIE Souihern address The Compromise Bill Trial Of
Captain Gardnsr--A Hoydd Chargs,-Ihe YEAH
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". PATTON. General Agent for the prosecution J
j. claims before Congress either Of The departments 's
PENSIONS pay pay, lost horses n
property. Having been engaged with J. " Dow esq.,
the years In tho Business, he naucrs himself ma,
every war qualified Letters postpaid addressed y VI f
,,nrca,sfe attention. Ap III
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rOysN NJ McCALsA. late second Audt8r ~ che Tres
services IN the prosecution o ceims the ovs
mont before Congress- the departments, IN tho settlement
military ncconnfs, and agency business generally =
ers 70 him business should be postpaid We
Ace j. al tho NJ 9Th and Louisiana avenue
w.sHrsaros CRY, April 2s--tf
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IA FOR SALE, available building Lot, with
,l thereon, situated north H. next 70 ~
kEY Second west, the railroad depot
property considered very valuable a. aba
lot II being n most l'nrt ~ the city.
For terms, which win be hera and other Eaeus,, inquire "
Agent owner,
once n street, few from PeansyIvania asenu
. Mar 03--sodu
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DOR sale exchange for property In or near th
u superior farming land
Lewis county s,ale o. Missouri, located ~ mites west o.
Of Tniey and Canson the Mississippi rive
bound by the Wacopda river which smpieino
Ms-ppi ruIcy The south inc on the stain road lea
This
Of highly cultivated rms and seiecd with care, 10 ls
deceascd upon and noted Tot ~ 4
Iuhnv II lies beautiful rolling prairie, with considerable
tom land wood, aud Astounding and eam
The title Is perfect, all paid the time
Also $40 lying IN Bcxar county State Of Texas on The no
hank &C Immediate vicinity ofbe MI
tay o Camp Gates The unnyaicd for sauhn
great beauty and fertility and rapidly settling By steady and nda1
immigrants
CHARLES DE sELDiNG,
May No. 1 Todd's buildings, Pennsyivsnia avenue
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The printing Of all kinds Including which may be required
BE- executed for the 81 the Department Of the Interior
circulars, Instructions
wsn, forms returns mank sod matter moi sadet rule
and figure work, faint ruling orlninr and red ruling
lining by Whatever utc, description the same shat
be known usually designated by the Office requiring aud 10
folding, stcag pang, &c. tho following de-
u1ofusp 10 vii
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JESSE n. DIV.

Notary Public ard General hEe' :,
rrAs bis Office 10 tho building the corner Of lfh 80
ga nvenue where will be happy
fellow ei,rens IL me no,nra way. Al claims epon The
AZ The seat q government, WIN
90 be nandcd fidelity and deepatc ~ letters y receive
ID. q.
An l0-ly
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BURGOyNE ~ co.,
BANKERS,
SIN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.
RxyrasscFs ~ wAsmseros oIrr.--Hon. Thos. Butler ~
Hon. VIM, NJ. Gwin Hon. ,, g. Fremont
Ap e-ifdlm
The Arkansas banner., 1850-02-05
High water.

We hear the most alarming accounts of the rise in the Mississippi. Many plantations already sub. merged and the opinion prevails that The water is not at its heighth. IL is feared that New Orleans will again suftr.
 The Ohio h full, and the Missouri flooding the bcttom'. Of tAe former. the Cincinnati Commercial of the 26th nli. says:
 The Pittsburgh rise Of water in addition to the one now " on hand" wIi probably be along to-day. Things indiesie flood"
 Ano her paper from Cincinnati say-, "the inhabit. anis on ihe lsvee were compelled 10 remove their "ki,s." yes'ensy morning, on account of he river rising so fast Up,o last evening the rise continued IL was foot above the siIis of the doors on the Ievee."
 The Arkansas is again falling, hut continues in a fine stage for boats of The largest class tha, trade in our river.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-02-05
Death of Pena Pena-

The late papers from New Orleans announce the death Of the former Mexican President Pxx> Y PrSA acted conspicuous part iu Mexican af ,rs a, the close ofu'e late war and contributed greatly to settlement Of our difficulties wi:h that couu,ry. We have hoard the lamealsd Col. A. II. SEyrER speak Of him ss man Of stern integrity and an en- itghtened staiesmaR aud who set at defiance all popular clamor as to his acts for the good of the country. It was during his administration and through his stern detcrmina,ioa that the treaty for peace was concluded. The New Orleans Crescent in noticing his death says:
 " In the teeth of the insane attempt by hi. cosn. ttymen te procrSstinate the war; hs made peace and by his patriotism and courage saved Mexico from naiioaai extinction. He was immediately succeeded by the weak. but well intending Herrera, who has sisee fl led the presidential chair.
 Mexics. in Inc death of Psaa Psna, has lost one of her best and wisest men, and pure patriot
The Arkansas banner., 1850-02-05
The Goracn Routr.

The Hersid at Fast Smith publishes an extra con-
 aining circular foTcibiy setting forth the avania- ges of overland route to California throagh that place. l. is from the committee ofcorrespondence who have been favored by General A RBucKLE with portion of Capt, MARcy's report, for publication, aud which is annexed 10 the circular. It contains much information useful to those who contemplate the trip and we regret That We cannot give ita place in the Banner Of this week. We are pleased 10 see the energy and industry which oar friends at Fort Smith exhibit in pressing upon public attention the msniies, superiority os this route to that by lnde pendence. The report q Capt. MAHcr, an expeli- eneed officer of ks army, who was detailed for the pupose of determining the best and easiest road for e'ngrahs, settles the question in ihe cIearest Poss
 hle way, and we have no doubt but that the eiIcu- lar presents route that will become the great ihoioGghfare io the gold mines of California.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-02-05
A Duel with sabres.

The Baltimore cerrespoadeut of the Washington Uniea says that two of the gallant survivors of Ms RiScooLps hying artillery, named Muasar and fALAEs. full ps.vssss. he'd qaarre, 8, For. McHsa Y on the i2th uH, which resulted In challenge ts mortal combat with sahrea. They tough, for some time, snil eae of the sabes broke; bat new one wss sbssiHsd. and they eammesced epsrsiion. agaia with ssnsw%d easrgy. only eeasisg when eas ef ,hsm fsiiwlsh ghassiy weaad on the side sf hts |srs--shieh. however, is aos believed io bs sf ,ssisss character.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-02-05
The MOntesquieus ut st. Louis.

The Pari correspondent. (Mr WALsH.) of the New iofk Journal of Commerce. under date of the 18th December says:
 [" Many oi tn, patrcian families of the Fauhourg St. Germain, arr still affected with a lively concern for she melancloy case of the two French youths indicted for muAier at St. Louis, Missouri. One is twenty seven, ihe other twentytwo years of age. Their paiernal grandfather the Count de Monies Napoleon Iieir mother is daughter Of General Perren, who sieslised himself in Ihe East India pos sessions of France, and narfied native princess. They were educated iu private under the wings of their accomplished mother. The saavity of their dispositions aud demeanor gained them universal good will OBs was a Captain and the other a Liuteuant ia ths National Gaards; both exceedingly popular. h FissIiag thelr iamily in the Fauhourg st. Germain. we were struck and touched by ihe sorrowful earBestaess Of the servants wh09assem bied about iA the salon itself. The porter Of he maiisioh hkened ta.m to turtle doves. heir father committed saicde in a fit of insanity, in ihe year ls47. The cider of the two brothers was confined Ter some mouths in private asylum. near Paris A temporary ard h1feaitaTy dcraDgrmeut is, not aaubt, The proper explanation of his wild violence at St Louis. When they set out to travel for in, formation, in the uniied Stales they appeared Der lee,ly sane in mind. Their letters 10 their relations some of which have seen Nbou nd with expression of admiration for our country. and grsiilud. for American hospitality Their brcthe-in-aw the Fscount de Cessac, will take passage In the siea- mer from Liverpool of the 18th instant He will carry with him conclusive testimony of the exeuI ps'ery facts which have mentioned. The private tutor of the young gentlemen has also gone to aid aud comfort the pupils. The father Oi the Viseouut de Cessac was peer of France and minister of war under Nspeleou."
The Arkansas banner., 1850-02-05
What Arkanaas weeds.

IL is well seknswl lsdKed tsuisE that good edu- cation k the best ge thai parent can bes'Ow upon child. It has been too fIseaeaily urged by those wishing to makea boms iA AEkansas, hai the iaeii- ties for giving their children good sdaeation in this State. uniossaHaseIy " like angels visiss ' but fsw and Gar between. Thsrs is no longer any reasen wbF this objection should DO, esAselo exist.
 We have within our reach fhe meaEs 10 provide liberal education for all he children that are may for some years yet be within our borders. and the time has come when ihe people of Arkansas should take ihe subject into serious consideration, and adopt some school system which Wili supply the deficiency uhdes which we have % long labored. Aside from the muni6esnt donation already applied 10 that paspose. il is ihenmbsut upon the people of every eouniy and every township, to organise and support competent school, so as to place within the reach of the rising generation of State the means to acquire what is far preferable to fiches, what will enable them 10 become good and discreet citizens and ornaments to their eonn;ry The spirit OfOur constitution. the genius of Repubeaaism cOa- templates tha. all her citizens should be well in- fotnrd. and gives to them the inestimable right and privilege of governing themselves with the expeeia tics that they would be Iiberay educated and fitted to grasp and appreciate the principle upon which tbeir government is foared, aHd tbs objects whicA
 ii is intended 10 a,tsin # requires of every citizen ! solemn duty that he shall aid in placing within the reach of those who are 10 succeed him In the pOpular sovereignty the neans fully to understand and make themselves capable of preserving and per- Petua,ing the invaluable trust thus to be committed 10 their care.
 The school system of many of the States has become their proudest boast. Arkansas must not be behind the march of improvement. although much has been already done, ws hope citizens will set 10 work without delay to supply this rst greatest want of Atkansas
The Arkansas banner., 1850-02-05
Dreadfai Aarar.

A fafa' reneontre took place in G.yestca on the l0h 'nstaHt. between the brothers John J. asa T. F. MILLS, on the one side. and Dr. K. NEALE on the other. in which Dt. MILIs los, hss fe fsosa the discharge of double gua, in the hands of Dr. NgALE. anu Jehn ]. MILLs was slightly wounded. Ths Civilian says:
 "We will not undertake io reei,e fhe eyen,s which led to this unfortunate aair farther than to say that sepaIstion between Or. Neale and h. wife took place some tune since, n consequence of alleged improper ihisrcoarse with J. ]. Mills. Ds. Mhls, who has been kited. took sides with his hsoh het. to whom he was much attached. His dea,h Is regretted, bat ths sympalhies of he cosn.aansy are altogether ia favcs of Dr. Seal.; and, had he been killed ia slie Tencosser. Il would have been diksun to protect bis assaiiARts fIom public vio- ience.
 Dc. Neal surrendered himself. but affer an inves- ssgation. vas discharged from custody. if appears sssst ihe brother. Mslis, commenced the aasAy. by sa stiAck on Dr Nea.e. , J. Mills has been boad over 10 ans ger f1g hts eoadaet.'
The Arkansas banner., 1850-02-05
Chihuahua.

A letter from gentleman "a Chihuahua 10 his eouespoudenti in Si. Louis dated November c, speak ing of the cholera. says:
 .Here. too. ws have been visited in a most drea a'- ful manner by this disease. For twenty -eue days Il reignea sapreGae. Bisiness, dancing, gambling, etc, ssc, al! had tor once 10 knock under to the sweep of the pestienee. Some lI50 persons died n space of twer,y-one days. For thtee dsys
 he deashs were upwards of one hundred persons. Ea. sATes foreigners died; one ot them Dr. Grove. who married D. PonchcT. The cause Of the greatest mortality here was inc great I,h scarcity oi phy- sieians, aHd the lack of medicines. Not one qnar- ter cfthe most simple remedies eousd be obtained. There only ten pounds of esmphos in the place. which was scid as high as two dollars res ounce.'
 Thu l~sfer sless Aet speak af fine enniiLnafee of ihe disease, (says the Rspublican,l and from it's siisnee we presume it had entirely disappeared. II is further stated that business of every kind was qasss stagnani Several qualities of dry goods were seLing at rates as low ihey are in shs market.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-02-05
rrlnl for Murder.

The Circuit court of this county have been man who has been living ip The Choetaw Nation. and who was indicted for killing Wv. WILEY, a deck hand the steam boa, Si. Francis. The facts are familiar to readers and notorious to the public. that the greatest difficulty occurred in ob- tsining jary who had not formed and expressed an opinion in the case. Attorney General CLESpLSiN. conducted the prosecution, aud Messrs. cuaMiNs and FARsELLr, appeared for the deiendent.
 The jury returned a verdict of murder in the sec oad degree, fixing the puuishmen, at seven years confinement in the PeniiehtaTy.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-02-05

CHAPLAIN ro THE SESArE.--The Philadelphia Halletin in noticing the election of the Rev c. NJ BUTLER, yes as the reason for it, that his oppo- neni, '' Mr SucER, belonged to the Northern di- vision of the M. E. Church. and thereby incurred the odiam of a christian reslot in the cause of uni versal liberty-that Mir. BUTLER received the whig vote because hs was whig. aud he also received support from the Calhoun faction. because his wri- ungs compare fayorabiy with Southern views oa slavery" So we fad the abolition question mixed up with every thing