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gJ- The following is q note appended to beau ufui poem by the Lady Emeline Stuart Wortley Montague, which was addressed to the accom- pIished and widely known Mrs. Le Vert, of Mo bile
 "Alabam '' signifies, in the Indian language, 'Here we res!! story is told of tribe of Indians who fled from relentless foe to the lrackess for ests of the southwest Weary and travel worn, they reached noble river which flowed through beau iful country; the chief,an of the band struck his tent pole in the ground and exclaimed Alabama Alabama. .--Ilere we jest! Here we rrst.'
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G,inciunafi ssoo,ys.

ID ECEfVED Ter stesm~,.f Ciu1ee," tho follow tN iux, whseh offer al the aaast reasonable ptl- ces.
 2 hbls. bes; LWi Oi; 2 Linsesd , boxes S'atch: 2j Soap, com. and Csstile; 20 !" and Q'r. do. Stat Candies; bbls, Vinegar; e0e lbs Cotton Yarns, assorted Eo.s; bas Dried Peaches; Apples. l5 half hhs. Batter CtaekeSs; nests Cedar Tahs; 2 dag Buckes: nest " B ass bound " Foot Tubs, l5 doZ. Corn Bfoons: bales Oskgm; kegs inch Spikes, , doz Steamboat Raeks,s,' reels Packing Yarn; 9 kegs Yellow 0ehre; 24 {" No White Lead; cans Green PAin'; 6 eJis CdI. Rope. JOHN D. ADAMS,
 Lo,csr Stsanl5odt LGBGiag. Dee. Do. 1880. a4-l6. N -'ghe highest market price paid !or feity and Beet Hides.
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kiSsH.

The ladies of Troy have introduced new feature at their fairs; from witch they realize much hand
 somer sum than from lotteries; viz: that Of selling Sheir confectionery to gentlemen; young. and old. All the bes. looking giils wear piarards, Kisses one shilling each;" some charging "q1aHer oi a dollar" and others six cents; according to the beauty of those in the m rket. C. rtemen are expected 10 go in according 10 the weight oi their parse'; and one of the newspapers of that village says that one rosy -lipped; brisht-eyed gi' feaIizedsxv-twa do- lars in a single night; and another party nine dol and half One gentleman purchased eleven a'- lars worth of sweetness; .HbIny KHieterboekes
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NAIL ARRANGEMENTS.
EASTERN NAH

EASTERN MAIL Arrives, Wednesday, Friday. and Sunday. at l3 m. Departs, Thursday Saturday and Tuesday. al 1 a m. Closes, "Wednesday, Fridsy and Monday, at t p n.
 SOUTHERN
 Arrives, "Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, at n. Departs, Thursday Saturday and Tuesday, ai m. Closes, "Wednesday. Friday and Monday. at 6 ? m. NORTHERN, OR BATESvILLE. Arrives, Monday sni Thursday, a; p m. Departs, Tnesday ssd Fritiay. at 6 m. Closes, Monday and Thursday, at 6 p m.
 WESTERN
 Arrives, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, at m. Departs. "Wednesday, Friday and Monday, al m. Closes, "Wednesday, Friday and Monday, al l a m.
 DANVILLE.
 Arrives, Wednesday. st II a in Departs. Wednesd day, M2 ? ID. Closes, Wednesday, al II m.
 KINDEHHOOK Arrives, Wednesday, at P m. Depafts. Thursday, at7a m. Closes, Wednesday, al 6 p m.
 wM. F. POPE. p. ".
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Revision of Army Dress.

An order from The War Department, directs & board of officers to assemble in Washington on the 18th day of January, 1851. to revise the uniform dress of the Army of the United States, composed as follows:
 Brevets Colonies r.. A. Hitchcock, 3d Infantry 1; C. F. Smith. 2l Artillery; C. Wright ith Infantry i; Col. C. A. Mccall Iaspector-General. Brevets L,eulenants Colonels P s. c. Cooke, I'd Dragons; ; J. II. Baton. Sl Infantry. Breye,s Majors R. 5 Garnett. 7th Infantry; r. 0. Wyse. Sd Artillery; II. C. Wayne, As is'ant Quartesmaster
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Treaty with the Texas Indians.

WASHINGTON. " eabssday. Jan. IS.
 ne "ossfnmeai Agents have recently effected H'@''es w'ih The Texan lGdians, by which the h. u'a' p'oulSf 'he restitution of ali stolen property a"I "e p'''e'r's m their possession. Sone tribes nete hot rrpFesehted in tke Councils nar,ieplativ 'ae Camanehes; bo,ths Agents repo,, strong hopes Si shortly inducing them 10 enter into similar con. eitIoes ~iih more isi,hial compliance ia future.
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Woman,s Rights.

A curious trial has just taken place in England. man attempted to kiss married woman, against her will, had his nose bitten off He brought ait for damages. The jury, without hesitation. acquit led her. and the chairman said that if any man at tempted to kiss 4 woman against her will, she had right 10 Jite c his nose, ] she had fancy for so doing.
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Names for Wives.

Shoemakers spouses should be Peggies; gam bIers Adies. Bets; and Sue should be just the wife for an attorney SoPh'as should bs of sedative disposition, and confectioncrs wives should always bePaites Sometimes q name will excite remark; all the papers copied the marroge of Henry Apple and sarah Apple, but we could impropfie;y in the making of two apples into pair.
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SsTOccries.

TOHN D. ADAMS has on hand. and oarrs To his J hruts snd customers. for sale, Nc, Msckerei, ,n kiis, Hshbut n !, bpis. Sugar. Coffee. sp,es, Paper, Gingrr Nutmeg. Ciovrs, reboil d M = ses. iadigo and hadder, P5adsr, Shot and Lead Rice, &c, ae
 A'so--TEAS, Pnachong. Young Hysoa. Back. ard very superof article oi" lnperisi i"--tngether wiih. Preserved Car,aHfI, Goossberriss, Cages, Rhsubart. Sr., for family ase.
 Dee 2J, 1850. l6-
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o,- he most profitable swiBdhns operation of the past year. that we have heafd of, was the cltcnla- ion of counterfeit notes in California on he State Bank of Mlssouri. Every steamer brings more or less of this paper. The St. Louis Times, of the !th, says:
 A gentleman who arrived in this city yesterday from California infoi ms us that ,he passengers by the last steamer Panama. brought with ihen from San Francisco. seareeiylesss than Sl0Oo00 in counterfeit Allies on the bank ot Missouri. Some had as high as Si0,000 of ths spurious paper.
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ENLOUR-l50,tbl Ohio supsrhue I l00s do Illinois extra do; WHITE LEAD-50 kegs pure;
 SUGAR 8 bjs powdered; GAS rlNGS--20Ga lbs hollow wsrej
 IRON--4G00 Ds assorted bar: WINDOW GLASS-21 boxe,;
 CANDLFS-G0 boxes star;' GRASS SEED--coyer ti'aotby and bas
 Received per late arrivals. ani fog sale bv
 Dee l7 VIM. B. WAIT.
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Proclamation by t;sc asOvernor
 S20O REWARDi

WHEREAS. il has been made known to me w that, the 2,rd instaat, h wsnton mut.er was comalited in tiie coaaty of Crawford upon the body Of John Mullen by certain David Fol. som. cilizen of the Choe;aw Nation, " ho has fled from justice, and is now rauaing St large:
 NOW therefore, |, toHs SELprS Ro4xE, Gov erHor of the State of A'kaasas, by yhtue of the authority ia vested, do hereby offer Il reward of two hundred doiiaFs, to any person who may spprehend Inc said David Folsom, and delivss him 10 the sheriff ot Crawford county. in order Ina! justice Ia t' behalf may hs bad and executed
 k testimony whereof. have hereto set niy hand
 and causgd the seal oi sald Slate 10 be slfixsd. L :. g, LiI!s Rock, on he Solh day Of December
 A. D. 1850.
 JOHN sELDEN RoANE. By the Governor: I
 DAVID $. GREER, SteTefarg ef Ela.s.
 giiou;--2pia Folsom is abont g yeaas of age. bal has boyish appearances, and would pass tor l9 or 23-Ughs an siend-r msde and very liIe beard--is half breed Chociaw - feet s or 70 inches in height hair dark, iaclining .o sandy yellow or hazel eyes has pfobsbiy made hfs wss ,sss sfs Fer, Wasisao or fowson near N hseta plaex he has T, hsisas of tile saats name. H-iw.
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r Gilbert Stuart. the celebrated portrait painter once met lady on the street, in Boston, who sau ted him with
 "Ah Mir. Stuart, have jus. seen your miniature, and kissed it. because il was so much like you And did 1t kiss you in return "
 "Why no!"
 'Then," suid Stuart, "it was not like me"
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Look out, Ladies!

We fnd the following war oing in the New York Day Beck; -"'A
 Lad'ss, berIrs ef Gan Cottoa--The buyer, of cotton Pet,icosts are cautioned against purchasing 'asse af''cl.s One worn by alady crossing Broome street, on Wednesday lss,, blew up
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Fanny ElisIer.

4 correspondent of the Boston Transcript, writ ing from Prague. on. the 5th ot December, says;
 Fanny Ellsier IS now in Moscow, Russia. She has recently sold nearly all her diamonds Tot the sum ot 99, 900 thAleTs-aboat 5,000.
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u A negro was driving mule in Jamaica, when the animal suddenly halted, and refused to budge an inch. "Wonf 70, hey" said the boy; " feel grand do you, spose you forget dat yoar iader muffin but . jac kass."
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GJ- An eastern exchange, commenting on tho singular circumstance that number of Cincinnati young ladies' have recently been married and ear ried away" t. other places says no city has bet ter claim to supply spare rios for the universe.
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WhitewaSh.

lis said that A pint of yarnish mixed with a bucket of whitewash, will give II in gfea, degree the qualities of pant-and II will withstand all kinds of weather As this is the season for whi,ewashing
 knowledge of the above may be oi use 10 our read
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IT The London correspondent of the Lirerpoo1 Albion states that Lord Brougham has lost his sight, partly caused by painful bodily inGrmi'y win which he was afflicted.
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Ur Bentleyis Miseetlaney gives us the following illustration of Irish combativeness
 "Och. Murlher! Nine o'clock al Donnybrook Fair and devil of fight yeti Will anybody have the kindness to tread OR the tGii of Iny eoat3'
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Go it. Boots.

A Mrs. Boots, of Pennsylvania, has left her hus- band, MT. Boots, and strayed to parts unknown -- We presume that the pair of Boots are rights and lefts. Wo cannot say, however, that Mrs Boots is right. but there IS no mistake that Boots is left.
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NEW YORK STORE!!!!
STATE OF ARKANSAS, ,
 PuLAsgt EouNTY.

STATE OF ARKANSAS,
 PULAsxI EoUSTY.
 Ia tAe Palaski Circuit C5art--Ta CassesSy st!sae
 al hs JaaHary Term, tAeye0f, |, D. 1851. Hector R. West and Virginia
 o West his wife, Benjamin
 Wilkins and sarah R. Wit
 kius his wife. James II. Msf-
 riweather and Lucinda E.
 Merriweather his wife, and
 William OvertOn, Compile Nt cv.xr..v Joseph k. Williams and Jane
 iiisnls his wife, = Har-
 ris and Irene harris his wife,
 Edmund J. Henry, B. Wil-
 kias Hsnry, and Edmund ].
 Wilkins, Deteadanis FTNHIS day appeared the said complaiuanis by I Pike and Cnmmins solicitors. and file their bill Of complaint in this Court, and comes also the de- fendants Joseph R. Williams and Jane T. his wife by solicitors, aud enter their appearance 10 said b: Whereupou, on motion of eVinplaiuauts, it appears from affidavit anuoxed Go their said bill, that the defendants - Harris, and Irene hts wife. Ed mund Henry, B. Wilkins Henry, and Edlala'i ]. Wilkins. non. residents of the State of Ar kansas Therefore. 1t is ordered by the ouf', that they be notified Of the hIing and pendency Of said bill against them (ths object and prayer whereof. IS to obtain from Joseph k. Williams as exeeuior oI the late will and testament of Mrs F.. NJ O Fay Tor, deceAseu, aa account or Ns tssuSs S"4 profits of certain lands situate iu the county oi Arkansas, held by him as such executor, and also an account of all egacies paid or delivered by him as such execator and for which he claims eontfi- button or reimba rsement. thatthe construction o1 said will may be settled by decree of this Court ! and the rights of all the parties 10 said lands ad. judged. that ,hs rents. issues and profits of said lands may be adjudged and psid to complainan's, and said lands delivered to them. and ths rights oi said Joseph k. Williams to contribution may be settled and decreedl by publication of this order ln the Arkansas Banner, newspaper printed in ihis county, for two weeks in succession, the last in sorlon thereof to be at lens four weeks before the commencement of the next term of this Court, sud that unless they shall appear this Court within the first four days of the next term hereof which will bc held at ths court house. in the city of Lit tie Rock in the county of Pulaski aud State of Ar kansas, on the frs, Monday in June. A. D 1851 aud then there tie their exceptions plead demur oi answer said complainan,s biil the same will be la kea as confessed against them and an.neflecutory decree entered accordingly. A true copy from the record.
 Attest GORDON x. PEAY, Clerk.
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Judicial Sale.

HINDER aud by virtue of decree of the Clark U circuit court in chancery si ting, rendered at the September term. ls5', in cause wherein Henry l.. Biscoe. and others, Trustees of the Real Estate Bank, were eomplanants, and Francis J. Browning and others, were defendants, decreeng foreclosure and sale under mortgage on the foi- lowing described lands, 10 wit
 The east half of the north west quarter of section twenty Eiae the esi-haf of the south east quar- ter of section twenty nine; tract beginning Rt stake on sectional Inns between section twenty nine and thirty, in tow nsiip south iH range twenty west. theace running east forty chains 10 two gum trees. thence north four chains 10 \ ,nal berry tree. thence west forty chains to stake on said section line the south said section line three chains aud fifty links 10 the beginning. con tainng fifteen acres, also a tract b-gInuing al a mulberry tree ihe dividing line between section twenty nine and thirty, in the township and range aforesaid running north three chains to a stake, thence west tweaty chains to a dog-wood tree. thence south thre. chains and four links to a wal nut tree, thence 10 the beginning containing twelve acres; also all that portion of the of he south east quarter of section thirty and of the south west quarter of section twenty nine in the same township and rauge, which has not been conveyed to Jacob stroopc, being lS0 acres as described iu ssid decree.
 will proceed to sell al public auction, to the ios, and highest bidder for cash in hand on the first day of the next March term of said circuit court, al a court to be hofdsu ou the third Monday of March next. between the hcurs for lndicisi sales, at the court house in the township of Arkadelphia lhs above mentioned lands to satisfy said decree.
 ISAAC W SMITH, Consmissioaer. Jan 2S, 1851. 23--lw
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TNLouR 100 Bbls Ohio extra saPcrhns, N Buckwheat, 20 Bags,
 Chcese-20 Boxes,
 Lard Oil-2 Bbls,
 Giass-l0 Boxes 10 by l2, Hnms---5 casks extra sugar cured, Lard--5 kegs No l,
 Nails - 25 kegs,
 Bepf-2 bhls dried. Reed per ''Hamburg," and for ssie by Jan. 20. 1851 20.tf VIM. 5. WAIT,
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Gt- Tte Hon. Daniel Webster is about to publish a new and elegant edition of his works, in six or seven volumes. It will embrace all his political speeches, literary addresses, legal arguments, and diplomatic papers.
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Curious.

On hearing clergyman remark that " the world was tuii cf ehaegs." Mrs. Smlshppes observed that she could hardly bring her mind to believe il, so little found its way mtu her pocket
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r Thaekary has published Christmss story called the Kiekletarys upon 'hs Rhns, illustrated with fifteen of his owh designs.
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Groceries! GrOceries!!

 TUST received direct from Cincinnati. per Steam sB CT Hamburg; Bbs Dried Apples. 2 Beans, 6 kegs Pigs feet, Boxes Soap, 10 " Star Candles, ls bbI Beef tongues. 10 kegs Goshen Butter, Bbl Salerat Bbls Vinegar, 100 gal Jugs, 50 is do Bbs Lard Oil. 10 Whiskey, 10 1, Bbls do, g Bbls Flour, 20 |" Onions, 20 {" Potatoes. And for sale cheap by A. J. HUTF, Jan. 20, 1851. 29-u NGIa it'eft
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100000 lbs. NEW coo cl&,

DECEIVED by WALTER MlTCHELLf IN within the last month. thai have been rM chased by hiin oa better terms ihsn any stock hih etio and as weil selected. which be will elspose tt at such rates shaR induce customers 10 purchase more literally thsp sefore--the truth sf witch may be tested by all persons who will favor him with a cali and examination, ai his New Cash Stores, on Main and Markham steets, Little Rock, where ihe 2 wii fad al a times iu ssorlmrn' ot all articles belonging 10 the following braaehes ot mere. sntise viz:
 DrH Gords. D 'o'sdad Sh0es,
 Groceries, HI!s aRa Caps.
 Ctocktry. D, aqt and Medicines,
 IIardSrars. I'atsts asa Ols.
 Tia,eays, CiothiRg,
 Furniture. Flour.
 Stoaewart, Hhj.key ard all
 ifoa aad Naiis, otber Liquors.
 Stores and Casfings, Bacon,
 Cotton Yarn, Sole and uPper Leather. and all other articles ever fonnd in
 General Variety store Therefore, he would respectfully invite all per- sons that visit Little Rock 10 give hm call. that he may give them cordial reception. and arqItt himself far may De ln his power, oi the above broad assertions
 His unprecedented success thaying, 90 far. sur passed bis most sang'iine ancipaiions1 places hln under very great obligations 10 all his customers. anl hr would hereby render most hearty thanks 10 one and all for past iasors aud kindly task eeun- uance of the same.
 His prescott facilities for business enables him to sell mote goods than he can possibly ge, into his house. but hopes in iGture 'o be able io supply all demAnds. as he is about to.eslablish a Wholesale House al NAPOLEON, by which means suy quantity Of goods will be delivered at Little Rock. al all times, cheap as they can be purchased ,n New Orleans Cincinnati, with exception of freight and rxPensei.
 Ia twenty days fom this dIte, near as may he. he will return from Cincinnati, with about eighty tons ol Whiskey. Fout. and such attclss as can b. pnrcNased the cheapest in ,hs ely.
 Just received. per steamer Citizen, ninety bes Whiskey. and twenty Cheese. which E gotng oa like hot cakes. W. MITCHELL, Lltle Rock. Dee. 2la. 1859. l6-l3w.
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Jan. 24.

srStrE-F iench spoilaion bill passed.
 The bill gfautGg land for constructing railroad from Jackson Miss. 10 Madison. La, was amended by NJ. Downs, providing for a railroad from Louis vile 10 St. Louis, which was debated. and then ordered to be eHgrossed as amended.
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WALTON, FORD & co.
 GENERAL GR0CERS. COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 2S, New Leyee, N orleans:

N AVE constantly on hand general and wei \ \ selected assortment of staple and Fancy Groceries, tme Liquors and Mines, PyorissonS Ete. Efc
 In addition to the articles usually found in s Grocer's Stock they keep supply of Nails, Glass Drugs, and Dyes, Letter and Gap Paper, Playing Cards, &c. &c.
 Their aim will be 10 sell good and fresh articles anI always al f.lTR .M.iRkET PRICES Theil facilities for buying. with their experience in the Arkansas trade. anu their knowledge of the want of that section, they think will enaoe them at al
 times 10 fill, satisfactorily, Aueh orders as they may be favored with.
 Jan l, 1851. i.y.
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0u- It is reported that new daily penny paper ii 10 appear at Washington. advocating the claims Of General Scott for the next Presidency.
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New Arriyni. New Goods! LUST received per "Ssnta Fer and "St Francis B and for sals chesp: i2 pr Poys Boots, Box Mscsrcul 6o pr Mons do l VermiceiH, C dog wool hats, Bb Stewart pow d sugar IT pes Linsey, Boxes pine ap cheese, |" Marlboro stripes, , BIS iuOlssses, , Meriuo, h sugar, II Geo Plains. No 3 loaf sugar, : Jeans eask Nasga wine l -' fine Blk Aipsc,, Bbjs No n,ackerei,
 A. J. HUfr, Dec 3l-no IT. Msia syeei.
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Flour! Flour.

ID ECEIyED this day by wagons, Twenty Bbls n, Sapefiiae Flour, for sale for Cash at
 Nov I2. A. J. HUTT'S.
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NOTICE.

A TareEular eoismaaicsiioa of Franklia Lodge. A No. 9, ef Free and Accepted Masons, Dr. WIiiam B. DsiOefs was EXPELI.ED frsm all the privileges of Masonry. for gross uaasoa'e conduct Papers friendly to the cause please copy.
 BE HERsHY. Ssefy. Clarksvils. Ask, Jan. 2s, A. L. 5s5l.
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NEW AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHlNG. LUST received at the New York store sD 800 vests;
 200 pair pants;
 200 coats assorted. For sale cheap for CASH. by
 KANrROWICH & JOELSoN. Ian 2a 9l-tE
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FOR SALE.

A LIKELY muiailo woman ahont 25 m "A yeals of age, wiih sprightly child EA about seven years oid. The woman is 6fsiCZN rate washer and irOner. and one oi the best .xskA cooks in tae country. Apply 10
 L. ] REARpON. Jaa. q, 1851. 2i-.E
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ID ECEfVED Ter stesme,.fCit1ee," tho follow 1O iug whseh l offer al the asost reasonable Pti-
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95T llemae,a and ssfi sne.A lissA.A rahlis ' atl tlh of Mach
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-17

e25 TO $500, at the discretion Of the Supreme Au-
thority according % the Circumstances the case
The Government takes what the Agents were
formerly GutaOrzfd 10 Collect but tess the sam an
nuaHy pqid for the procursnce oil security land
ing permits, &c. and saves the stranger iron ad-
vantage being taken Of his ignor1uce OF the avs
and customs. by the losiing shsrpers thas hang
around The agencies THE surplus derived oy the
Government upon this plan Of doing their 0~n
business has been devoted BY the Captain u IN
ersl 10 tho noi'e charities Of this city-to the
" Casa Beniicsn.iary the Orphans Home -
the one half Of the fum derived for landing per-
nits Of Spaniards and he Db0ie sum produced %
the permits 20 passengers la transit % the Hos
pital of San Juan Dc dos" where the poor
stranger on shore infs care and medical atten.
ton ia sickness, as well as the Spsnilrd; one
eighth of the amount gathered from strangers
who come 20 Havana for a residence permanent
or transient. I have given but synopsis of tho
orders " hch YOU will find in extenso in the FSro
Industrial, herewith transmitted.
We received the sad intelligence yesterday oil
the destruction by fire Of the large warehouses oc
cupied by j. Bay ley Co. at Malanzas, which
were filed with consigned goods from the United
States. The adjoining buildings. which were OF
wood and filed with combustible articles were
also consumed. a portion Of the property was
saved in damaged state by throwing II into the
Yumuri. bat the loss will be large, OF which az
estimate has not been made RS yet
As yours, = L. y.