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ATTORNEY AND CouNsaLLoR AT Law.
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SIR / have the honor IL transmlt TO you herewith
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the Promotion OF Science, respecting the organisation
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TIKI AMERICAN FARM Err, published
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eth volume of the present series on the lst July,
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FOR THE SPRINGS.
AIDES retiring to the springs or country, will
IL find at PARKERS, just opening, fresh
supply Of Toilette Articles, such as very superior
BAY COLOGNE, in bottles and on draught,
EAU LUSTRAL, OK MARROW, DEN'TI-
FRICE, DC, COMB, HAIR, TOOTH. and NAIL
BRUSHES, at
PARKER s
Fancy Comb and Psrfamery Store,
sug.S.. kPsnn' Az. near National Hotel.
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y A. PRINGLE, No. 30, East Bay street.
~. Charleston, South Carolina Importer Of
French CALF SKINS; Manufacturers Areus
and Dealer in BROG.a.s-S, BOOTS and Shoes
Advances made on consignment Of Rroxap4 o.
Southern Manufacture. Parties wishing to con-
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ceipt of their consignment, a liberal cash advances
will be made. Information promptly impaired,
as to the style, but adapted to the trade.
Charleston, s. c., July is, 165O.--dIy
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DEPARTMENT or STATE,
Washington, .y,s,se 8, 1850.
SIR F.: have duly received your letter OF the 9th
utimo, communicating to this Department the pro-
cecdings of the National Institute the subject Of my
note Of the 18th Of the month. Those proceed
ings appear to me to be perfectly satisfactory and
have accordingly transmitted them to the British Min
lister in this city, with the Communication, copy Of
which is enclosed for your information.
/ am, sir, respectfully, yonr ob't scrvt,
JOHN M. CLAYTON.
WALTER N. JOHNSON, Esq, Corresponding
Secretary Of the National Institute
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Democratic majority
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-09

John Stroud ElweIl New Yort Ellic; Dzer P1laael-
pha hrig Leonica Bradbury, lmngon, NC, 18th hArH
VIM Henp. Watts, kingston ia Sid ~ bark irons
gtth hrk Geo ID Smo chenoach, Bostnn. orl lIer
DycI do. 26th bark Marion. L1wry, PhladeiDhia, hrs
Capt Tom, Smalay DO, OTflrd, CLARK, do, Sarah VII
At do mn barss Chcora Rowland Boston: lrr lith. -
ported for New York. Adams Hncsey for New forN'
dr: schr Charles Edmonson, Vincent. from Charleston
AT n Matanzas 2sh ult bark Harriet Martha Leslie
Havana finish idg for Cherlcs-u. brgs llrreI. A.
WOOD NewOrleans 18th. NarraeulSus HLnckley. stoa
f--rn'rrf4r New-Yo-k bark Baltic saunders Go. brig
parfrdrc French. de-. sch VI Maghew. Spencer. d. 90
Si 80 briggs 4 ssntl 4en 'r'.ol. <ii- sarah 'l-I
Ntw-o rlt4Hs Ath-J III CLAYTON. IuSer Is .tilt -'
Altoona Are. Nep-T0ra 29th. New VOID. Cashier. d.
Ar az Havana 1ftl at. uagS Princeton P-a NcHl 1A
Oud si 3s; for Matanzls 20 finish l1- Tor Cowe, ~ d
3lsf santa C-iz l. sen torl--- y l1lsl. il TO
co. and sll 3ls' flr Baltimore.
A. DO 3lst ut. sings Frans Johns A. Blown. or Con
sfedt iar. II Purnton Warw;rf. from nah. s-l
IT ~ charter. Caroline Dow B.mcelrd repg oar>s
Hannah Thornton DAVIS I'm Phllate pima, ar )ist Cori
La l. Berau Nohre frn Do Z3lh, Arslo. In-iham I'm
arr 3ist Alice Frazer uders Boston DO. Rapid tl
I'm New York 3h. Noiaut. sears. for Crsait. ready
and Garland. FOR Cowes lag. Cosiare Dckey, fur me
Mediterranean, dr Condor Wngnt Tor Boston lZ; JoA
Carver Nichols for New York, ak dg, Hyperion Per e.
dsg; br-s Charles Edward. Dcas. fm Searsqlrt Zh
hama, Elliott I'm Bath 40 Nis9I lilsS,s I'm - R
3sti SomerS watson, I'm Char4eson d' ari Me- e'
I'm Savannah 29h. Octayia. Madden I'm New orleans
arr 3oth. HEAVY Baeer and Cohen Daig. from DO d2
Adams Graz. Schuedtu. ia do arr 9th. fr do JiA ll
PIMA. Strout Tor Portland. reads. Lima. Higgins fJ- g.
ton. dg Emma Hughes, for Baltimore. soon. TehuaA-s
ucc Brown for New Orleans an INST Argus. Keln Anna
Center FIN Mobile arr 29h. Forest King Wilson. I'm New
York arr 9th. Glsg, Sea Gull, Bullock, a-sg.
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Shaken. &c.

May g. ls 49, Ion II, Br sen Superb. fn Cardiff for VII
MAY e. lat a. lon g. Br brig Dew Drop, I'm Southampton
june g. lat 40 Ion Co. Br ship Coronet, (of Dublin fin
June J. lat 40 lon CO. bark Palmer, Of Portlanl-no-
Nav r. lat a 49, Ion CO. bark Tasner, from St John NB,
NAV 29 of Key West was signahzed large ship show
Ing white with red hall (NOrelns packet
MAY 30 lat = 80 Ion 79f5 was seen Dig Pua'ki 'ee
May 81 lat % O6 Ion 70 49, ssnalzed snip Edward
June lat a. TO- lon 70 So Br bark Bee, from NYork r
June l. lat 20 a. lon 60 bark II Gamble, I'm NYors f'r
MAY @ lat 30 s. Ion 20 10 W. bark Oriental. Dale from
Shanghai fo Boston, and parted co Mas g. ON the Equator
Siay lat s. lon z w. bark Ke1ar Fessonden, In Bos
Jine Iat 90 IS " Ion 60 W. bark Mangola from Boston
for NOroaus; time was seen brg Gamma I'm Boston
June T. south Shoa bearing " 25 miles brig Dingo, Of
Seayille hound South.
FEB g. LAT "a 48 s Ion So 10 +, ship Bowdtch, n Boston
Maze r. lat % s lon IS E. ship Macedonia, Snow, from
Calcutta for London. - =, r,
on st Helena. no date, ship Catherine Ed
mOnGs fm Gale tia FOR London 800 49, ~,
No date TAI 10 s. lon II ", Br bark Akir, - Us I'm s-
June g. Of Cape Look Ont Shoals, signals with hsr
big showing q rod signal with white ball
April lat ~ $ Ion 7G 80 !" snip NuSquehanna smith,
I'm pm.ade pima (Jan ~ for san Francisco.
Arr r. lat n S. Jon q ST. seen an Am snip WIN
painted ports stearnS S. showing red nag VITA lellsT
IN II. .
SW having a white streas around her monkey-rn and
June 8. Nantucke shoa y by Z 50 miles, sch Maria of
Belfast IN -- for Charleston.
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LIGHT-HOUsZ OF TIE ROCK MALoRS AND or THs Rock
Sr0RA FJEDERAGGEr.
Swedish and Norwegian General Consulate,
LONDON, Ma 2, 1851
SIR have the honor 10 comuuncafc % YOU tne follow
ing translator II an ordinance ISSUED by the Royal Navy
Board at Sioc holm under date of the lblh A prl last
The ROYAL Navy Board hereby makes known for the M
frmaiu and guidance of mariners that 90 accordance with
His MWosty'S gracious resolution Llgh-touse VII oe
erected the Of the present year on the Rock M-
lorn situated the cntIace 80 sDaranda au T1rnea AZ
the extreme point Of Tue Guiph Of ,na, n winch Wall -
placed q sdCral lamp with rcAcctors winch VIII M inmate
the whole horizon aud be visible al the distance of fully q
geographical miles.
"Thc Royal Nav Board further makes known, that
structure adapted for Revolving Light Of similar umina-
ting power 20 the hight M Soderarn will Dee placed during
the present the Rock Stora Federagge situated
one-haf mule northeast from northern point Of Holm Isl
and nm the Northern QuaTk outside the port of Umea This
light ought 10 be- visible az the distance Of 20 3 Se0sraph
cal miles
Further information Getting the above LIGHTS and the
period whonthcy Will ht Inhibited Will be- published in due
(Sened) CHARLES TOTTIE.
Cant G A NALsTEAD, Il y. Secretary, Lloyds.
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BA Chiffon, Auctiouoer.
House hold

u rr-ri;urc made ty NcwA0uSc COLES c Hill
ROY vii sell AZ auction IN IU tSDAN, ION ~ June
iesf n H O'clock n No - DomncN-S general asset
mont a. Furniture consisting n rosewood SOFAS, n'ais
torraIs chars. rc ng chars, &c covered wth maroon
rush rosewood marble top tables French plHie mirrors
maboganv hat stand Brussels and other carpets, Oh
cloths handsome rosewood piano lors pisno stool e.
vrr,d Win maroon plush stand, splendid "ofst'
and Ill. d.aln window curtains with guli curnce> si-
VT plated star rods hsl,tsads bedding SC waShStindS
bureaus dressing tables. together wlth large quantity Ok
mating. SC. &c. ,
Asa number Of cugrayiuzs Catalogues can he had
on Monday morning. Gh sal., O., tic agcnoueers No =
WriIst le9 p
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BARK macEpos1A # Portland while loading noiaS'es At
Csnasi Cuba struck with heavy squat, which ir
red her anchors until she dred on me rocks ami n
she became atotal los with about N bhis molasses Wh
ere on boz I'd Al tune Canas az the mouth oi me
ver on the North side Of the Island about four leagues
from Mafapzas and considered Nped place Tor YES
ses 10 20 and load lie on the coast ihou The est
protection sch len Havana eycang OF 5s' a 10 ofAs
10 her crew SAILS. n gang. and furniture
HOLMES HOLE. June AT Yesterday. Steamship = d
Stevens IN NYork for Hamburg. AMI 10 gong n1t nus
morning broke par 4 her machinery ana was ohr "
return The captain has gune 90 Nbedi1u 20 repair lt
Ship MoSTREAL Curtis from New-Orleans f'r Gotten
burg Dot into Charleston st1 INST for renirs having -
rlenced heavy gale n the eul ON inc 1a.h Hi. ".'A
"a psed the vessel 30 leak badly and ti other t1t-r
Bark PH1IAH. Of NYDr.l HearH from B- ,f'i. p >et
H. NTH coal for Which fears we're cit. arrived Ai
Singapore March Q
An AN HERu BgIG. bound down" was passed - the
Brandy Pots river s. Lawrence a. da'e. with is 10 tre
topmat head by LIP Clio. which arrived AZ Quebec tle
ID inst. 81,
ACCIDENT On Tuesday aet. ab1u; PN Etwt G1rli
native Of New Village Ionr Island. y. fell from the
nbhoom II the m Tyson Ashley RIVER, Sc, whle
IN the act Of urug the iD end drowned-s, he was
not again after reaching the water No ASSIST
ance could he aft rded nm. The deceased was about =
OF
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SIN CkGrfIAf Dow. ,ron s.>',s Sc Hata,... WHICH
Stree SD ,.tll.r f..e Bu,ni ISLANDS . .l -Hre ov
a. fl.te,a o. , 100. 81. o. 60 W and lrr ffa is1ni t.t
much rea. >f, t,aHe> new Nrc t'rv f~. tt several
new rl.As q, lt rocti.NVd, aud new l''-fr.t
Rai'ir ,.i f ~. ~ ap.ol Roads l,h iHsi. "i loss c
Tor, mss
Vni,al.,so I'll >i.u q. trv iclf> sli SealcnS wl-.s
Cspt Lag exc. o. l~y " 1isra, d.oj 20 Va .-s' q,
eoth Murca sn9 Cos. jeroa,. 20 .s.t 90 N-A tN'
late master a. is .rA etoa htS iecn arfNl1cl h
Awcrt.ll Co1s-l o .aAc asr heac
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ONDAY. IUESDAY. "WEDNESDAY ard TIL RSDAY
EVENINGS Jlus 10Th. lltl, 10Th and .Jtl,
Al 4 -.---l.-
JANEs COLE. AGclcueer.
NH nTNE OTIS Pc c.fa

IANLs IULL, = = Tl''T
UUILDING LOTS.-Re-saie OF splen-
, d Building Los on rhrd-aye and on seventh and
Eighth sts Br.oslyn.-JAM COLE wil sell p, luc-
ton. ou MONDAY. June on. 1891. a. y az the Nc
clients Exchange. Y inc following proper VIZ
Lots "a the side ri Inlrdaye incl ding tac coy
rrrs of Seventh ani Eishlh SIS
lots Cd liz so.ta tide u Seyen;h>t adjoining the
al
Ter of IM0i-aye.
ms Properly B., very desa.,e. being ou 4aI near Gle
II rda eve and t4s lea pll-, lad. a.i r-r. Fi. cable
for business plrr osc,.
Ma.s nay le -.ta.ned 90 .'e lrce ot -le Alrtoleer
IF.n>--o0 per c.r- maJ remain Oh bllI and VI --l-e
lI. flrlt years ll.lI --4s'
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NJRNIIU RE.-Large sale OF good new
and secondhand Furniture from families. On MON
DAY MORNING 10 O'Clock - lt6 Grcenwlch-av. plush
ANA hlr mahogany rockers mahogany and othcr cAAi,
mahogany and walnut dining tables, * hne walnut ped
sends har ana huS mattresses bureaus looking glasses,
ho01S,ntS cr0ckery. &C. with lntity Of ohcr pafor
and bedroom furniture, worthy cf attention sale positive
-
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O WARES. Auc,ioaeer.


0lL PAINTlNGS Ms :, .- qnd ,s. 5.5al,
collection of old original and modern oil Paintings L. De
sold on WEDNESDAY. % 80 Nassau-st. near Fulton tAe
sarr rrsonc All the finest elections offered NJ alct
Tins season and mostly from private collection o gen
tean who ms selected them with great care ana ncTg
about TO yisit Europe again. where be- will roman some Two
years offers this collection for sale VII bee ready for tN-
hihItiun Tuesday. lt' IT,
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NJ. b BUTLER. Aucloneer.
LNLRNLTL RE--Pnhllc MISUNDERSTANDING 9

LNI RNIII KE.-PubIlC ADMINISTRATOR
Sae-Will Be sold AZ auction on "Wednesday. the lih
and Thursday the gth June INST a. To- o'clock \ NJ a.
~ 20 W4lkcrstroct. West Broadway the HoSeAld
Furniture Library PAINTINGS. Satuary AID Silver ware ~
James Scrurc1r deceased. CONFUSING Wilton C1Fqets
PIE iasrS sofas Mahocanv Extension Table Mahogany
Tea Tables French Bedstca,s, Mattr-sses an heldns
Center Tables. Marble Top SIDE Board do " asistai-
solar sud Hail Lamps OIL Cloth. Mshogany Wardrobe ana
Rfarhe-rop Bureaus CrocNey aud GssS Ware and sen-
t.sl and complete assortment Of Household and htclen
Furniture Also. a Mahogany Book Case. CONTAINING
valuable Library of choice books Also, large collection
css.ue II Tea Pot. Sugar Bowl Mix Clq and Tray oue
ANTIQUE Cream Po, Trle Tea. Dessert. II lald and sat
Spoons Table Forks Tones Fish. Cheese ana Butter
knives SOUP. Gravy ana Todd. Ladies. % late nllde
silver Tea Knives. 70 do FORKS 291.t Watches, Gold
Cham. OrCr Class Spectacle Seals. >liyer-moun'ed
Flfcs Sc. sc. Statue u SHAKESPEARE. cut from So ~
stone fl SIZE. cost So. Qmgortcdl. Reyolyers Pistols
rrd fe ICnits1 THE Library. SILVER Ware. OF PunngS
and statue . he sold Thurs s. The ~ instant Ca
tar ..-., it stle JAMES THANER.
~ Pulic Administrator.
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ANrgoy7 ! BlFs1zEs Aar-1aaer

RUILDING LOIS.-32 Valuable Build
L , n- LIS nr TlrT ri % AMI IIi-tr-s--l s'. -elr
i.-a----g ANTHONY bLEECkEk Wall sell 90 lrc-
tlol ol 81 lDN E>IAl June ll 1897. % ID -a c ~ r.
Merchants Exchange. -ae following ft rIe Pr 1erry
IlrfT-li-l AID ll- st-l SO valuable Bud z
l. -- .ll co. ire IhrT-ffl-.t Iui ID o1 Tllr
srtn-sr al .- l .lo parcel. 0etwee tie Etlfl and
~ lain arcul~ C---trcrs DO feet from tle El- ltl-.--
uUe sa- O. f. - ittr lrlLt All -cr. 10 .-et
slutlts u depth. ~ PEP cr- si -4e purchase money can
roma l tn lll -ll ---l-e % yer C1lt sta-
ItH g1lc ra1s lll rtler -rtlc be- obtained
~ Gle Alc..lLct-. T L-.4--ar 1881 .rf .
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" ! IAkILN, AtltuuttI- =
NROCE RlES. -(irocerieS, OIL, Fish,
Y : Fr.,. Vine. Seeals. &C. Oh TUESDAY. June TO- at
10. o'clock uart of tie store 5, Dcy-st-Lamp Oh ONE
OH salmon Shad. Mackore, HcrrnGs Soap Sesars. fiss
kais,us Sa~nts BRANDY sherry Cayenne Pepper, Mus
fari Ne Also choice COLLECTION Of Foreign and Domestic
Fireworks Skyrockets. Crackers Roman Candles le92'