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nleni now proposed hy the gentleman ftum Arkau- sas' out it IS also io the appropriation proposed in tne substitute offered hy the ckaEman of the com
 nt'ee on Commerce for the Illinais and Tennessee, nvfn. If them a no other mode of avuitine that appropriation, I shaA feel eonssraineA to vote sgaisf the entire substitute althnaRh the original oil has, since it's introduction heemsa % annended as 70 o oe)eetlpnabla, aad include appsopraiions for winch shaL hesitate much to vaae
 Iha question waS thea 1ahan on AFr. Johnson's amcndDicRt. and II was agreed tp., 4.{
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rTIr ARKANSAS BANNER
 ,s puBIIsnED EVERY TUEsDAT.
LAMBERT A. wHITELEr, Publishcr.
TERMS.

TERMS:
 prsrs copy. one year, ........'. SS SV F.. is-f, copies, one year. to one address, 0 F., sre capss, one year. 10 one sddressa l- et F.. lr eap.es. one year, to one address, 20 co : 1.Ts- name ol ao person Will be entered upon olr books unless payment be made [" G4Ha"c'' CT ,ssrsSI by some responsible person in this city. Distant subscribers may forward us money by l.,.sr at ou. expense, and al our risk, provided n, postmaster's receipt be taken and preserved far our protection
 j5No 3eyiaton from the above terms
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Clothing. To Doz fine cloth over-cOats; doz fine Pilot Ciolh do; 4 1" Blanket OveT-Coats, asserted. 3 $ Cloth fiock and dress Goats, assorted. ? Sack Coais,, '' prs. doe skin and French Cassinerr Pants; 6 [" ss SaIinet Shirts Drawers. OveI-alls, &c., Re Just received per wagons. and for sale. very low. by JOHN D. ADAMS,
 LOcer Steamboat Landing Little Rock Oct 24 s
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gn 11 zcvM zJvH~o

Asy gsfsou loraar.,ng 10 us ta dollars in current gIt,.s ior FGnr new sg'scg cgibers, will receive esg, ocoay eggT for oar gear, gratis. IT., aay oas forwarding twenty dollars in current Gt0i,. we wiu send len copies of the BANNER for s~mlnvHrw subscribers and oae copy ofGonEY 5 I.By'sRo9K ort;a.HAM's MAGAZINE for one year Ta ,uy oa= iorxardag thirty dollars in eurteut nnas, we sd send ffssn copies of the BANNER .sf as maHv nex sabsc :ibeTs. and 0ss copy of the Ca.tsa States Magazine and Democratic Review tor oas year.
 To any oac sending us the largest number lover .dftecul of nsH subscribers, accompanied with ta. advance payment, at ths last mentioned rates, we will send oas copy of the Spirit of the Times. N.ih three steel engfayiugs, and one copy of B.ackwood's Magazine for year.
 IF temitiances may be made al our risk, and re- e pts will be promptly returned In making such remlltaaces the Post Masters reeeSt should be ob- iaiaed for our protection.
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JOB Ms,RK.

VI all kinds, saehAs Steamboat Rala. Bilk Of La- d'he' Posters. HOsdbiils; sAsrHS, yasaissr, and CSnztabieS mankss Fanssai hsaGcanA Tickets. Ca'ds' Book and Pamphlet Ps:@sing exseutel with "ss'ne'' and dispatch. asnodssats psisssfOr cash.
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Agency for Inc AkranSas Bunner.

et- Mir. WA. F. BEAVERS is authorized 10 act as lgent for the BsRner, at Lost Creek Saline county
 tJ- MT. GEoReE BoGes is authorized to act as sgeat for the Banaer. stPiae pif. Ark.
 eS- F.. W, CARs, General Agent. Evans BuId- ngs, Northwest corner Third and W alnut streets, Philadelphia, is authorized 10 set Agent for .'the HvkGRsas BsRReT"
 J. J. SHIRLEY, Esq. No. 26 Camp Street, New 0riean. is our exclusive Agent to procure and col lect names for advertising, &c. in ha, city.
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Donation Lands.

For sale al this office Lists of the forfeited lands su5eel 10 donation by the State ts actual settlers al 1j cen;s per copy. or S6 per dozen. Postage to aayptct ot The country, : E cents.
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IRON and STEEL-4.e00 lbs flat. round an \ square bar Iron, soc lbs horseshoe Iron: 50 Diamond Plow Meulds:
 50 Cary do do
 400 lbs Spring Steel
 l50 :" German do Received and for sale by Feb IF VIM B. WAIT.
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.IUSTICE.

syFAVING been eected commissioned and qualified Al Jusce of se Peace for Big kook TowlshiB. Puaski county, AsksRss, prepared attend, oeiay, ay hasinsss iniTusted to ptlsetaaiiy. once the law office of l.. A. WmTEtHy, Esq, corner Of Main and Elm streets under the Arkansas Banner oiiee
 JOHN J. THOMPSON. Littic Kock, Arks, Nov. 5, ls50.
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INDUCEMENTS FOR CLUBS.

The success that has attended our recent efforts and inc interest taken in the BANNER by many of n. patrons, haya indaccd 10 offer, for the PuF pos oi efecung the formation of cabs, the follow
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To subscribers.

We hope that wherever any irregulsrity may be scosersd in the receipt of the Banner, our sub sroers will do the favor to give information of tas fact n order that the cause may be ascertained aud renewed.
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E.iauor.- and Wines.

z CASKS Brandy, iih proof; C 2 :" Madeira Wine;
 Port Wine;
 2o Baskets Champagne wiHr; on cOnsignmsn, and for sale low.
 T. D. MERRICK X co. Dseeaber IT, 1850 Is
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New Goods.

New Goods. WYE have now on hand fuli assortment of sta w pie Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Queens Were. Boots, Shoes, Hats snd Clothing which we will se al The lowest price for Ca.h os in exchange for Cotton, Reel Hides and Pelpies T. D. MERRICK & co. Dseeaber IT, 1850 l5
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Cash for PeItries!

Y WISH 10 buy Fifteen Huadred Dollars worth ol \ first rate PELTRY. to be delivered between this and the 10th Jany next for which the highest market price in SPECIE will be paid. Peltry deal CTS. will please give me call before selling else where. A. J. HUT"T, Main St.
 Little Rock. Dec. 2, 1850. ls-
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The Ns1a Ualssa s.s.e. s...,e.

The next Senate, as it will stand ater the sth of as ma1sa nsAs :. ~S- ssl with Inc exception of seve iai ments'efs Fhe number tAs-s ek~ sas. .ts-u Of holding over Is ffty-six; of whom twenty one in cludlng Mir. Hale of New Hmsnpshirc afe whirS; and thirsy Ave democrats. Of the six Yet to be elected, nearly all are doubtful. Total members, when tho Senate is fuff, slxty-two. The demo. cratic majority will probably be from eleven taai. teen. et4 Wings in itaic; Deneozais iu roman, those marked
 F. S. are Free SoileES or Abolitionists Term Expires Termz Expires.
 ALABAMA. anrsnaAx. Jeremiah Clemens iS53Alphem Felch IsA3 2 Wm X. Mng isA6 Lswis Cass 1857
 ARKANSAS. m,szouna Wir n. Sebastian lSa3 David B. Aiehiaon 1855 Soion borland 1856 HsaEy g. Gsyw 1887
 coSNEcucET. Kxw nAnrmuRE IFaHHn S'ash 1858 -Ishm P. Hale kFRl is5s
 1857 Moses Norris IT,, 1853
 CALIFORNIA rxw Yonx. "m' A. Gwin isss " Sse@rs tF S 1853 ls57 - 1857
 pEIAwAAE. NEw snnHmS Presley Spysames ls65LaeaA W M,ll-rs is59 JamSs A. BayaEd l6b7aobeFt F. t,turhtnn fsh7
 FI0anA.s NoaTu CAROLINA. Jackson Mrfon 1853 Willie P. Mangwn 1858 stephen A. Mallory ss0seoge Y. Badger 1855
 GEORGIA. Osuo. .taA's " Berrsers leesS. P. Chase tF S.l 1883 Wm. c. Da1en lS55-- 1887
 INDIANA. rrsssYLvAMa James W hHcomb iha6james Cnwer ISAs Jesse D. Bright tS57Richard Brndhead 1857
 H1rnis. AHopE BLAND Stephen A Douglass 1883 .Jeha H Clsrke 1853 James Shields lssSlChaFies J. Jsmes 1857 .. IOWA. k { soUm cAnmlNA. George ". Jones 1853 R. Barn&ell Rhett 1883 August C. Dodge loo6 As R. Butler 1858
 KENTUCKY. TENNESSEE. Joseph R IadeTsesod 1888. .laAn BsH 6s4 1883 Henry CAy 1855 -- 1857 If LOuIsIaSA.. f rsxAA.. Solomon W. Downs ts63lThomns J. Rush 1857 Pierre Soule ie0SlSam Houston 1888
 MAINE t, vNRmoNT. Hannibal Hamlin is57' William Epaap 1895 James W Bradbury 1855 gSeinypn FOear E s.) 1887
 MAnsAcTit ITTs VIRGINIA JoAn Daris laSsltobt. MT. Hnn;er 1883 -------- is67J atnes M. Mason 1881
 nARYLAsn. &s f wtscuNsfN. Th0s. C. P5aa lS57Iisaae F. Walker IsS5 It'hes 4. Pearee is55Henry Dodge 1857
 MfssisslPff.
 Jefferson Davis I557k dienry S Raesa asHsl s.@vs-ss7 7a.es.
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New Goods! New Goods.

VIE undersigned have just received their Fall IA and Winter Stcek, consisting in part, of Brown aRd Bleached Domeslics,
 French, English and American Prints;
 Black Alpaca Hosery;
 Ladies Dress and Mourning Collars;
 Ladies White Black Slippers;
 Ladies and Childrens' Laced Boots French Artificial Powers general assortment Of Boots, Shoes. Hardware, Cutlery, Saddlery and Queensware, which they will sell chesp for CASH or Country Produce.
 FATHERLY & CLEMENTS, Dec. lf, 1850 Corner Main and Markham Sts.
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NEW AND FlSHieSABLR CLOTHING. LUST received al the New York store J 800 vests; POO pair pants;
 200 coats assorted. For sale el.rap for CASH. by
 kANrRoWICH & JOELSON. Jan. 2S. 2l-d.
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LITTLE ROCK
JOHN ID. ADAMS,

WHWNNNIW.V NlEU NUh " HItUINW A LNNHHNTl I BRICK CORNER, LOWER STEAMBOAT LANDING,
 LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS, r EEPS constantly on hand large snd general IN assortment of Dry Goods, Clothsnx, Hard- ware, Qucensware, Hats and Caps, Boots II q shoes, saddlery, stationary, GrOc cries, Produce, Ac., &c.; all of which will be sold very cheap for CASH.
 Oct 1. ls5g.-S--4-f
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-25

INTRODUCTION OF THE AUSTRIAN TOBACCO Mo-
NorCLY INTO HuNGARY.-The ptennd Gasette, Of
the 4th, contains memorial, signed by the
ministers, recommending the extension Of the
government monopoly OF tobacco into Hungary,
Transylvanis, Croatia, Sclavonis, Servia, and the
Banst; and also royal decree in which the EN-,
peror gives To this RECOMMENDATION the force Of
law. The main ground alleged for his innovation,
which follows ciote spon q similar extension OF
the salt monopoly, Is the necessity OF giving unity
to the fiscal system Of the empire. The abolition
Of the customs frontier, which until lately sepa-
rated the kingdoms and crown lands above men
toned from The other psrtion of the empire, has
further made the operation the tobacco monopoly
unffuiful and impracticabe in those provinces ia
which II has long existed. Ii is thus hsc ally as
well as politically necessary either to extend the
monopoly TO the whole empire, or TO abolish il
altogether, and the former has been adopted
The new system is to commence in May next.
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crops In either Missouri or Illinois Forty 10 sixty
bushels to the but average crop Daring my
two residence here, have been nearly I'll over
intimately scqusntsd with the products Of the farm
than any other part hsssrd nothing In saying that
the finest wheat lands Of Michigan viii not ysld grain
equal to them. In the Rio Absjo, I am told by
gentleman largely interested In the purchase Of grein
that the crops far better In their yield than any
OF the Western States but net equal to those Of the
northern section Of New Mexico. Send your farmers
along then; there mines of gold here more easiy
obtained by ting the soil turning It over aaswssh
Ing IT, without such infinite toll they do In Cali
fornia.
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$40 600 81 400 ~ nan

oenerh total, $4,000 men, With 900 field pieces.
Immense magazines Of provisions and stores es-
tabllshed at the most essential points on the march
route throughout the empire, with bake houses,
aud every requisite for feeding any number Of mcn
that are required. To enumerste all the garrison
and ireg ular forces, military colonies and depots,
which comprise the total OF the Emperor's colossal
military resources. would require more space than
can be afforded IL may be stated, however, that,
independent of the corps in Finland, and Orenburg,
and Siberia, each of two brigades, and several so
garrison battalons Of 1000 men each, the Cauca-
sian army consists Of three divisions Of infantry,
and reserve grenadier brigade, in all, fifty bat.
.alons lo1,Uo) men') with nfteen hsd batteries OF
warfare. The cavalry Of this army, with the ex-
cepton OF the 9Th dragons q 200 strengl is exolu-
sively Coesack, regular and irregular. The total
amount OF the corps Is about 20 600 men of all arms
- London Nsus
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overt act been committed In this district, which, in
my Judgment, calls for, or would justify the nterpos
toa Of the authorities Of the United states in that
write now rather TO relieve you OF any spprshsn-
sion vhieh might possibly be entertained that the
o6lccrs Of government here have been unmindful Of
their instructions from Washington, than for any
other purpose You may rely on Il that in eonnsxion
the United States hes been Violated in this district
Indeed, the 9th Of March last, In reply to Q note
from the Vice Consul Of Spain ct this port Don Juan
Y. Lsbords addressed to him q communication, of
which send you . copy, assuring him Of my read-
to maintain the supremacy oftne laws as far
In preserving good faith with the Of Spain
Yet zeslousnd vgilsnt Is he and others are he has
not since that time communicated any fact In rsls
ton to the subject Of our correspondence.
There can be no doubt that many persons have left
New Orleans recently whose ultimate destination is
the Island Of Cuba, and whs arrvsl at the island
ut other point out Of the United States will
gage under the command OF General Lopez to assist
the dissatisfied people Of that island in throwing of
the dominion OF Spain. The number Of these /" emf
grants" has been greatly exaggerated they are per
haps, one thousand, or one thousand i've hundred,
IfLopes shall be able to make successful stand IL
10 said that he will be joined by distinguished gentle
man new the Governor Of neighborng State to whom
the command will then be yielded. However, before
this reaches you, conjecture may have ripened into
certainty and repest my purpose in addressing you
prise have had good legal advser, and have not
dered themselves smensbls to our laws.
have the honor to remain with high respect, your
United States Attorney.
Hon. JOHN NJ CLAYTON,
Secretary OF State, Warrington.
OrFIcE OF THE U. 8 ATTORNEY, EASTERN DrsrRIor
OF LOUISIANA, New ORLEANS JUNE a. 1850
siR have the honor to report to yeu that the
Grand Jury OF this district yesterday preferred ndict
ments for the violation Of the OF Goth April 1878
against the following psrsens Narciso Lopez, L j
sigur Donahue Augustin, John A. Quitmau Colesworth
Pinckney Smith, John Henderson, j. L O'Sullivsn
Theodore O'Hara John Pickett, J. r. Hayden
Chatham X. Wheat, Thomas Theodore Hawkins, w.
Bell, n. j. Bsnce, Peter Smith, and - Gonzales.
did not call witnesses to testify against any persons
below the rank OF major in the expedition Most OF
there persons have entered into bonds for appearances
at the next December term OF the Circuit Court
At the date Of my correipondence with you before
the investigation not in possession of the ia cts
since developed or should have greatly qualified the
opinions therein expressed 1 am now satisfied that
there was military organization here.
am, most respectfully, your obedient servant
LOGAN HUNrON,
United States Attorney.
Hon. JOHN M. CLAYTON,
Secretary ri Waahiuyton
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TRADE or THE PoRr OF BRrsroL, ENGLAND Tho
increase in the shipping trade OF the port of BRISTOL
in consequence Of the dock transfer has been very
considerable. The number Of foreign arrivals for
the twelve months ending the 9th of January, 1850
was SIC; the number from that date to the 1Dh inst
IL 1l6-being an increase Of 20 ships; TO which
January next, in order to make the comparison
complete A spirited firm from Bideford has just
purchased some very extensive warehouses. IN
tending to establish line OF packets, TO trade
regularly between this port and New York. IL Is
also the intention Of the Society of Merchants
shortly TO appoint eight new pilots.
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ITALIAN BANpIrTf-W WEAKNESS or THE PArAL
GOVERNMENT. The band Of the noted brigand, II
Passatore, still nfests the road Of the Romagna and
the chain Of the Apprentices adjoining Tuscany.
The villages, and even the small towns, are be-
sieged and laid under contributions by these auda-
cious bandits, who set all the forces sent against
them at defiance. The envrons Of Rome are net
even exempt from similar alarms -Four or five
small bands have been formed, and, from time to
time, stop and rob passengers. Last week Major
Alal, ct the gendarmere, who was in a carriage
striped in the neighborhood Of Monte Rosa. AT
Viterbe, medical man, well known for his opin-
ions IN favor OF the Pope, was killed BY 2 musket
shot, at the moment he was entering his house
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Affair." LIN PoIansI.


On the first Of January (old style) the native
Custom house officials in Ru ssian Poland will be
dismissed, and replaced by Russians, for whom
quarters are prepared. They will be double the
number oil the old officials and have perfect mill
tary organization. Other measures for Rus sianisne
The Polish provinces are being pressed forward
with vigor. Besides the abolition Of the customs
frontier between Poland and Russia, the Bank of
warsaw Will be suppressed. The Polish credit
pere~ Will, IN 1867 receive new statutes: the rural
Judges (dortrtcht0) are to be abolished and re-
placed by Russian Pristawis The resident pro-
pretor or noble was generally the district mapis-
rste instead OF them the strict Russian police
system will be introduced with the Pristawls.
The clergy in the Polish provinces are TO give nj
their landed property to the State and for the future
will receive salary from the government, 10
which the communes are to contribute accordins
10 their population and wealth. By this measure
the church will be made wholly dependent on the
state; and, though the Catholic clergy ia Poland
are not governed by the Synod of ST. Petersburg
they will still lose the shadow OF independence
they have hitherto possessed. the nobility has
been punished for the share il took in the iasnrrec
ton OF 1870 by nineteen years Of compulsory mill
tary service; now, To place IL on a footing OF
equality with the same caste In Russia II is en-
empted from this liability, which Ii shared liz
common with the Russian serfs. The monopoly
OF salt " to be abolished, and the cultivation o.
tobacco freed from restrictions These measures
may not all be carried at once bat they are in
contemplation. The abolition Of the customs from
tier between Russia and Poland has been already
erected In fact, the Russian frontier is now trans
feired 10 the west aud forms the limit of Germany.
The Polish Jews who have become invaded In
the Russian army, or have served out their time,
are IN future to be allowed all the privileges
granted TO the Christian soldiers. They are &c
have the night Of settling in Warsaw aud other
cites, and those Of them who are aQricuturists
will be exempted from an exclusively Jewish tax
the Rosch0stepa. They may also be appointed &c
any OF the posts in the service OF the state below
those that give the holder the lowest stage in off,
ci al rank
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The RUSSIAN ARMY-A full account has been
published OF the Russian military force which is
disposable at any active momeat for field service,
and OF which two thirds is placed as to be ready
for concentration on the western or south western
frontier within the space Of fortnight. An anaiy-
sis makes the figures stand thus t.
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There vas qpit. . heavy fall OF snow ct Houston
TEXAS, on the 9Th nit.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-08-08
Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF WILMINGTON. NORTH-CARoIJNA.
ARRIVED

ID.
July 3I-Steamcr Union Rothwel1, from NIoo9es Creek
to ]. {. l.atta with 23o bbls. tarpentme.
Aug -SshE B. Savery losn from Baltimore 20
Schr. A J. DcRosset, Woodhull, from New York to De-
Brig Bucna VISTA Rowland, from New York, to peIos-
set & Brown.
Steamer Gov Graham, Hurt from White Han, to T c.
Worth.
Ser Balance. Mathis. Boston, in ballast to Potter
s kiddsr.
with spirits turpentine and resin.
schr Harrison Price, Rice, from New York to Miles Cos
TIM w adze for sundry persons and 81 aborers for the
Sclr T. $ Powell, Watts. from New York. Geo. Har1
rs with mdze to undry PERSONS with IL aborcrs for the
Brig Nora Jordan from New York, in ballast, Ellis,
Schr VIM HART Orten, from Philadelphia, to Geo. Ilar
Kiss; with mdze to sundry persons -
in ballast to j. S S"i j. McRaS Co. '''
chr Dixon Swndcll. Davis, from Hyde county, to
Schr Alarc Pearson from New Fork, in C5 hours.
DcR osset Brown with mdze to sundry persons
4WSchr Nary Abigail Charlotte from shallotte, to
Chadbourne nooper with spirits turpentne and rosin.
Bark Prospect Dow, from New ork to Adams Brother
5-Sehr Ira Brewster, Horton New YoIk, Miles
Co<tn; with md2e for sundry persons
Ir. Brig Ihems, Fraser, from New York, in ballast, to
schr Mary Powell, Powell from New Yo.k, to G. Har
! Kiss; with mdze. To sundry persons.
Sehr Marion, Davis. from Little River, to DeRoSsct s.
Sehr. Geo lIarrss, Welton, from Charleston, s c. tc
CLEARED.
Aug Bark Sophia, Freeman, Cadiz by Potter s Md
der; with l26,OG0 feet lumber and timber.
Steamer Chatham, Evans, for Fayetteville. by 7. C.
Worth with So emigrants to c. f, aid d r. \. Co.
with 1900 bbls. rosin, and 465 bbls spirits.
Ply Brig Prince Albert. Rogers, for Cadiz, by Potter
s kidder: with 100000 feet timber
Schr L. T. Smith Suites, for New York. by DeEo &
sc'r Exnross por,or f,r Now p;,,,r h., DoRossot &
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LIVERPOOL! July 26-The total decline in cotton for the
week nearly Id The sales have been rs 900 bales owhc
exporters and Spectators took 10000 The quotation ofr
Orleans 81 The sales at lavre for the week 9C00
Breadstufs.-An improved feeling exists in the
ket and in higher prices have been paid Sales
of United States red wheat at IS I'd. 4d white IS Cd
IS. Id. Western canal flour I9 POS. Cd; Ohio POS 2ls
Indian is in fair demand at 2Gs 29s Cd per quail
ty.
+ Provisions inactive, and prices show little variation
Lard has slightly advanced. Taow in improved demand
at previous rates.
Bacon has advanced Is.
Transactions in coffee limited, but for days the
demand has improved.
Operations in sugar have been large at London and Liver
pool at previous
Holders of Tea show disposition to sell Tobacco is
quiet
Trade in the manufacturing districts has improved.
Sales Of Baltimore -four at 20s. Cd 2ls. Sd.
Common rosn and in demand. Sales of Tur
pentine. at Is Cd.
Money Market The London Money market is firm
Transactions in American securities small L. ;.
1853, 924 do 6s 1853, ll2 1928 Railroad stocks in
improved demand.
HAvRE CoTroN MARKETThe cotton market has not been
affected by the from the United States since Friday
when there decline Of IF Sales Of the week 5000
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TEEClEEI WANTED.

liberal salary viii be given to any gentleman who
"A well recommended, producing testimonials that
will satisfy beyond doubt as to character, and of his entire
qualifications. to take charge Of preparatory School
Topail Sound, which has hitherto been largely patroizc
and in prosperous condition. The Academy 0mown
IopSail Academy is beautiful and healthy location II
miles east of Wilmington, in neghhorhood not surpassed
ny any in point of morality and social intercourse 1t is de-
srabe that the ext scholastic year should
the first day Of October next Letters early addressed n
n Nixon. Wilmington, y. G., after the I5hins to Jos
NJ Fey, Esq, Wilmington \. C.. will meet prompt attcn
ton. NICHOLAS n. NIXON.
President of Eoard of Trustees.
IopSail. August l. 1851 IS 10
Raleigh Standard and Richmond Christian Advocate copy
week till first October unless ordered and
send bills to this Office