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WAsHINeToN, March 5, 1851.
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p, M Moriarty, George Clements.
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rRorosALs ron rsp1AN GOODS.
DEPARrMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
OFFICE INDIAN AFFAIRS,

DEPARrMEST OF THE INTERIOR,
OFFICE IsDIAN AFFAIRS,
October 10, 1851.
CEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed Proposals for
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500 pounds worsted yarn, fold
200 dozen cotton flag handkerchief
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20 dozen ga woollen shawls
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$4,000 yards calico
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Foreign Ports.

At RIO Grande, Apnl II, barks wyman Harrington I'm
Satm FEB % 7th 39 ds 20 the barr for do ldg Dele
gate, Marshall, bT Cowes &c, or is Sid 18th, bark
Schroeder Upton Salem, having been detained several
DAYS IN consequence Of low tides
At Rio Janelro April Do brlgs Abo Jones and Poutney
h0uait. both Of and I'm Baltimore. disg. VIM Price 70
sal next day for Philadelphia; and Others before report
BY brig ImpeTatrlz, az Baltimore.
Al Havana May 2, barks Apollo Ingham for Trieste
dg Ind an Queen Drummnd for ST Petersburg do Con
toT Wright, Boston, aht ready Prgts Rogers for NYork
soon. Elizabeth Remington. for Philadelphia, 9th brig.
fnia Strta and Mara SAWYER. dsg mot before sch
TeaZsr lBrl Screech, for Hamburg, soon destination
changed for B0st1nl and others IS before
Sid I'm Bermuda MAY O. brgs Flora. Tucker Antigua;
Shackford Combs, 81 Thomas Princess ROYAL (Br) Doe
kloTk sehs Helen, Harvey Sunnam. Favonie Hggs
Antigua; z7th sch AedOra. Smith. Baltimore
An al Quebe, 29th ult, ships China Attrdge NYork:
New England, NewmgtOn, do; Caroline Mar, CLARK
do; Edward Bren Creighton, do; bark Lochember Cas
tie do: LockllbO Boyd. DO
Al Nassau, May ", sch Catherine Thomas (of New Ha-
ven) Thomas, I'm NYork, Just arr the only An vessel
port
All Kingston JAM 2th ult sch Virgins. Griffith Bal
tIore ith bark VIM Henry Boston, brgx Sarah Cush-
ng. do; Arena, Philadelphia I'D brig Petrol, do; 24th
Nor bark Vesa, NYork 18Th; brg Union, NOresns 10Th
sea Frances, Charleston.
In The port Of Kingston the 9th ult brgs Union H0f
nan NOreaIs; Petrol Asbee, Philadelphia; sch Frances
Nelson, Charleston SC.
SD I'm do 22d bark VIM Henry Cuba orig Sarah " Cu.h-
lne, DO 18Th sch Virginia, outports.
YoEk ~
SD I'm MOnsseO Bay, I'd Slt, sch Windsor, Esw-YOrk.
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TUESDAY, June Bpm.

In the Stock market there is generally
not much activity, but, with few exceptions the
quotations are sustained. Reading is 30 exception
No the inactivity. the sales Of the day reaching
1000 shares OF which 5000 shares at The Sec
ona BOARD. closing at 59i, an improvement Of
zen, on Yesterdays prices Harlem was also nIln
closing al 49, The extension Of this road is pro-
crossing vigorously and about ten miles to Armenia
vile will be opened in the course Of two weeks
The receip,s of May are not yet made up, but they
will probably show over ell 600 gain on May Of last
wear Long Island was frmer at the Second Board,
ga bid. The receipts show fair increase in May,
which would have been larger, but for the inter-
rup,ion TO the freight business, occasOned by the
Yenairs going on on the Road. Farmers improved
10 H. Erie fell off to s5l, and aiterward closed firm
nj s6l. Hudson River declined I. Canton was firm.
Government Stocks show a further advance, SKIES,
1867. selling at I6i State Stocks generally are firm
The Exchange market is very firm for
FIRST class bills, but other descriptions unstable.
Sterling, lOlGlOi, Francs 5lO05O74 Amsterdam,
4lt64li Bremen, 79l'G794 Hamburg, 36ld36}
Frights are firm but not very active. Cot
ton has been engaged at Id, which is an advance !;
500 bbls Flour, l5d Corn, AID 100 tics Soda Cake
and 800 bbls Lard, l2s Cd TO Hayre the packet is
fun at previous rates. Deal freight, from Bic to
London made at "a SIS. To California there Is
moderate business doing at 55d7Oc b foot.
The report of the shipments of Coin by
the steamer to-day vary from 81 100000 to g, 100000
The large arrivals from California, however by the
North America and Empire City have destroyed all
the effect of these large shipments on the street At
the lowest estimate the two steamers have $25O00OO
on board, which amply supplies the vacuum made by
the heavy shipments The export per Washington,
it is understood, supplies the needs for the Continent
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Passengers Arrived

IN steamship Marion from CharlcsonJ Bones and lady
MS Atkins Miss Atkins Mrs Herriot Mrs Wthers Al
Dodge Chas Brennan. Mr. and Mrs Curtis, w Jones,
Burke, Mrs Wllmo, and children, Miss Sherwood Mrs
G Matthew, G. Nakcclt, G. Moore Capt IL HartSteIn,
NJ Crosby and lady, DR. = c Gilard, ID Brown, Hawkins
and lady Capt II Tucker Mr. Stuyvesant and SON II At
kins Mr. Sawyer II Banks. DR. NJ Warns, Mrs Hull and
child, Miss Northrop, Newbold, Mr. Delaheld, + Ma,
thew, lany and SON . h Douglass, n Brown, Hon X
Poinsott and lady, II Hodge G villa, NJ Pho and
brother. Mrs Pmo, Sargent and lady Chase Bush
II RICH. w PORCH. c Abel " Murray and lady,
Miss Pmo J Nj Edney, y Nevin and SON Mrs Tromhy Mrs
Sloman. Henry and child, Thayer and laly @ l. Wal
dron Il Palmer Onnbaugh. III Fraser Miss Ward
Miss Jeanette Mrs Hogan. Misses Hogan Miss Bovine
Moore, Nj Wakefield and Lady, III Edngcr. IL Da-
y, DR. W Ranneu, DR. I Heruot, T Sherman, NJ Bea-
In Z NJ steamship Florida from SaraHnaI-R Hutchl
son lady children and seryts Miss Iapscou ana ser'
Miss Sophia Gulllarlet, Mrs Lincoln Mrs Roosevelt,
Robertson, lady and daughters Mrs BOsar1us, her-
rtt, Mis- Wright and daughter Mrs Grifen, Miss Grten
Miss Brown, Jannell, Miss Mary White, W Beebe and
lady Mrs Day daughter and serv G. Zabnske lady and
son. Mrs Hastings, Mrs Fishburn and SON. i Sawyer
Mr. Williams. Jas Cody. Geo o Burnley ID Rogers, @
Goodrich. Mrs l. Watson. MISS Burns, NJ Trask, lady
child and nurse Jas Creevy.J Demond Miss TOwle
Miss Virginia Parkhln Miss Ellen Parkhill A White
ker, DR. Jos STYLES, VIM Wade, Henry Rozer Miss
nj Ptney, Miss Van Nalkenberg, G VI Jenkins Hy Wells
JAS NJ SpoioId + Swift, Bosworth, Mrs NJ Parsons
Mrs Beden, Miss Conn, Miss X Gardner Mr. Rood
lady. child and nurse, Mrs Henry Mrs Crane Mrs Wad
lev MIS- III Wright and three children, Morrell, Nj
lynes,J Lynes, ID looks, Mrs Lynes and child, Mrs
In ship VIM Trans, from Galvestoa-Mr Carlton New
IN Pruss bark Charlotte from HauJure-M Broker
In sch Sarah MGrIa. from 81 Johns, PR-Ed RIOS, L
Perez, Manuel Perez, Madam Dubias.
IN pGcket-,hp Jacob HeSterueh. from LsueTpOOl-Mr
and Mrs George Jackson Brooklyn Ii; Thos Byron BIr
kenhead DR. Grifiths, ships Physician.
IN bark Ar0yle, from GasgO'O-Mrs Colvile and four
IN bark Zoe, from Bristol-Mr Dennison.
In bT1g JohH French, from SaVdnillG-Ncoas Aoosta.
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