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Commissioner General Land Office
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTioN CLAIMANTS, AND TO Les
SEES, OCCUPANTS, AND PERMiTfEEs or MINERAL
LANDS
entitled to the right Of preempuon TO any OF The
oftownshps above enumerated
required establish the TO ihe satisfaction Of register and
make therefor
seeing this roe and before the day appointed
Of public sale Of the lands embracing the
claim Will be forfeited And every
having the entitled An act to create an
district Wisconsin, and for other
purposes approved Sd March s47 as eee occupants OF
their leases pes any OF The
lands fractional townships above enume-
aitrif and who entitled under e act
minimum OF the mineral lands
in the Superior Mchgan and In the Chippewa dis
INC, in 1880 "to enter the
occupancy, and PERMITS
81 covering more ilan
an, fl scton
the proper Office purchase shall elect TO do full
Of
same OF the register and receiver Willow Rver
therefor as soon as paeneaH I'eI ee"s
before the day appointed Tor the :"
~ " j BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner Of the General Land ONCE
May 2-iawi3w
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NEW BOOKS AT TAYLOR Il MAURYp--Rsrpsr'
IN Mhhnxfne fns June ..... s .s..e.s Ht =
SsASk w wsss wsyand-A Tale, by Mary Howin
weWAHr Tbss or Tales and skech.. nom the Life ArcunA
us - r. Q. Arthur. I'LL
1asnaA Life ny Arthur. E.
The Two wives, OF, Lost and Won by Arthur.
Sssases 0vnee . Histcry Of Greece,
WnahnNss Tavellsrs' Touvists Through
uasA otaass CansAa, with Ans United SD
CubA. n a. u + ta.4- g8T
Ysmsrs' Plsnte Encyclopedias; by Johnsopnew
NAl1aAsnp American 0srdsnsr-new edition, May -
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t,ANCrNG Acsdemv-First Course.-Mr. r. r. LAprR hss
IL the Of Washington and George
dancing for the season w cn
mence on Tuesday, October 9 his residence Psnnsyvann
avenue, Opposite Wlardp hotel. t.54E i-.rs .,
tuition Washington tuesdays, Ihnrsdsy sn' ssF-
dsyp. ce,rsetown- Mondays and Frdays'
Oct e4du
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IN thousand shares Of thousand dollars Capital
obtained by tnhuenual
hav special admitted
of New York, free from
sona liability the Of 600 cash, and
issued therefor return ten cent annually
prospect doubling whole safe operations in
the United States under the direction and
OLIVER HOLDEN,
As General and Chief Agent Of the Company,
No. IL Wall street, New Yoik
Caornians responsible throughout Union
who can obtaining United States appl
association be employed dH
ferent points a
available trade nails and freight and
from Europe, Asia Africa, and the Americas.
There business doing with Cafor
MIA Pacific supply Of gold connues
goods will nstonish the
most views And this
nd and profit association being formed,
der The 6rn and style OF o. HOLDEN l. CO.,
and Commission Merchants, Banking
Insurance. Mining Agents. New York and San Francisco
Capital 81 ,0o0, ,0o0 s. .#.
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FORM No. l.

STATE
COUNTY
me Justice peace other officer authorized
adaVi personally appeared here insert the
teal being and that he the identical
name OF whom No. for
acl September 1885, issued the
day l85 and who applies TO lscate the
f.d6iants Signatrrcl
Sworn subscribed before this s day OF -, las
fODieeT's Signature.
FORM No. g.
Know all men by presents here insert the Of
county Off, and state of - do hereby
Attorney my locate land warrant No
for oland, which issued under the act OF September
1850
[Pooer Of subsht4tion may be inserted, u desred.l
Signed in presence Of
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DRIVATE TUTOR.-A young English gentleman, who has
education, and resided in fAr is
position companion
sons In some private family frespecabiy
parties respectab either in this
In England, :. - ..-
Mar
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For Norfolk.
<E. The steamer osCEoLA, having undergone thorough
80, repairs will her To the above place
Leaving every Wednesday and Saturday at oc'ock
m Returning leave Norfolk every Monday and Thursday nj
O'Clock o. IN Touching going returning ~ Cone nver and
the usual landings Potomac for signals TO land
Anrl In JAMES MITCHELL, Captain
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say the above four pages, estimating n io,~
raess
biask forms any other description OF printing re-
eairsd hroadsids Of above paper, each
kroadside IN be counted y "a
Trsasusars weekly statement, OF treasury drafts and
spaete, tmpAstal wnsog 100 shees.... 100
b allowed The prices bid for printing and IN
cl~is I'll coannge and
TA department. the re To have description ef
pttas may properly be called book pamphlet work"
esuos6 1y spsctai ccssract
Tn printing Will accompany their bid. with samples
az snaiv Of dsHsfen kinds Of they furnish
NJ H-iaw4w
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u,sntn n IN wfre notice subscriber hath
sspe cS the Ophsns of Washington comfy, in The
ysevs the personal
- A.. . Ho~a<tn aiand, decesssd All
Hsv css against ascsased hereby warned to
Sh{ viii hs thereof the subscriber
q, S, a aOM dsy May they otherwise, by sw BE-
spolul$d ft~un an nsAs III the said estate
t~"s- 49, :" HENRY MAY,
u.,oa ,.~a~ Administrator
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N NV MASON MOBILES Seminary for YoanH Ladies'
n viii b opened rssdsncs the corner Of lsh ana
Streets Tuesday the 09d instant Terms maze o p
cation to principal.
Al i3-dtst May
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no OWNERS OF Lands In TeHas.-A gentleman IN virginia,
lawyer, 10 Teras
would like become the agent tor some
country, with view to bring hen INTO
market.
small capital, and dssirou OF engaging IN
satisfactory testimonials o capac
and his general acquaintance such
considerable emigration 10 Texas
ANY would he inclined 10 avail himself
placed in correspondence with he
-' WIN. GOULDN,
General srcn, and collector, Richmond, Virginia.
MaIl3--u
cPLENDID sk shawls, MsntiiIas, dxc--We invite ihe
descriptions Just received
" Ia rich silk manuIas, assorted shades, new styles
rich silk shawis
muslin manhias.
We have received also
~ black lace scars
do 10 shswls
be ,cron especially invited 10 our recent sd
dons have reoeysd very many en-
for the all OF which VIII oe
offered a, be suited in prices and D
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, b CO.
Ap I9-dlw
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.TEwARr-s rREEMAsOsf MasUAL-1hs ~ f.sem.- rec n.
. for the minated rossh AZ ne oe
rrees from Conferred apprentice 10 The higher ssxs
tntahtbood X Stewart, X T. vo'u"e ds"oecimo
d ais pages. with upwards Of 100 enEsvnss bound
cra0 by William r. Reed, grand Of the Grand Lodge
nsisxsr. by grand high priest OF PennylvH
nis and by many eminent Mssops
ri,on Kerr. and Domestic Poultry, treatise on
the ornamental and do,,es0c pony
hy Rev Edmund DiSop, with large additions oy y k
n vournr dnohectno smb-l"hed win % POT
'A As 90 90 "'" "-'' FRANCK TAYLOR
THE STAIR 8uiIder.s Gusde-A plain asd practars
system railing embracing al necessary details and NC
principles one "csvo vo'"e
Ap8 N FkAHoN 'n'so"'
srytE Complete works Jcsephus, translated by
closely printed paeAs WIN
lpder engraving Price, In full leather binding "
Ap% vNNoN In,.o -
u,vaE veorSxrsphse Encyclopedia, No. ne.
Tn. fhs late NJ Rays by Mrs scnfn~os"'
pvrnvs Engineering, No, Hs
Auvietr~s = M~shanscs Magazine, No D.
1ns p""''"e"' TAYLOR MAURv,
Maya Ss"''' ' ~ - 49,
r,awsCu COOK ERy.lTne Modern Cooks psaecai fmsde
10 The culinary and all iis branches sdapted - wen o "
FrsaasasaN, pspn Of che tslsbr,isa csfsss ear =, o.
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DAHIS Editions OF MOlfere, Racine.
tes''eriand Madame de sevixse Bo..us Lss Pspsloe
Besumsrchs Massllon Covneie, votaie, 49,
Paul Louis Courier, Marmontel svio feico senps
esaasu, Maehnnche Marmie Capeb9,e d. p.vrsra ps,z,e
Thiery Goethe Ducts, Rotfou rsyna.n
Constant Cousin. Boieau, orsn and many o,e % nv ~
Of them heAuifhlly iustfAted, others hneV po"'o " "
A ctehpsr 6eSrtp<pn, II ssh A. low prices
Just imported direct from Paris ruANcK TAYLOR
June fAs'SA AnAAsS1'
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FORM No. z

Sworn and subscribed before this - day of-- ls5
(ODicTs Siynatme.l
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THE rsption list Of the 4" American Art Union
Taylor Msuy's Bookstore The gallery ofpantns
New York. desirable that
delay, the Monthly Bulletin fror
Each number Of the Bulletin con
eAsavings articles and criticisms art an
T. in itself well worth the price Of subscription
June MNUEE TAYLOR "Hp''t
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Charles DE seldinG.
No Building Pennsyvsna avenue, washington osm
New York. California AnncsoeA, Ano ~ ""
other states Of the Union.
rs M sEI DING having appointed the respect
i've governors States OF New York. Calorns ana w
slater and OF the Territory OF hihheso
commsoper acknowledgment o deeds 40, onsh
his services citizens Washington and elsewhere.
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PETERSBURG MARKETS.
Reported for the Intelligenccr.


Friday, May ID, 1851.
ToBAcco.-Primines Sl4 a2a; Frost.
ed Lugs II S3a; Good TO Fine Lugs
Al 81 Shipping Leaf g. sl2; Fine
Manufacturing lOa Sltia.
We mole sales Of a few hhds. Of the lat
Ter class al Is a Sl6a
CoTToN.-The Cotton market is very
unsettled. in consequence Of the late I'M
favorable news per Niagara. We hear
of no sales, and quote nominally al 10 a
lOac.
CoRN Prime parcels bring Csc.
WHEAT.-Receipis ale very light and
sales only for shipment. Prime Rec
rs sOc.; Prime White so $780,; Com
mon 10 Middling so zoe.
FLouR.-Flour continues very dull
No sales except by retail. Superfine II
5; Family 81.
PEAs.-Black Eye and Cow Peas
65c.-very scarce.
BEANs.-Nnne in market. We quote
nonlinally al liz a ll5c.
LARD.-Prime Virginia. in kegs, lOl
l0ac.
Bacon. = Virginia, hog round. 10
I0Ic: Hams. IL lie; Western Shout
,lers. 81 a &C.; Sides 81 a DC.
UrRRISGs.-We note the arrival OF ;
small cargo No. | cut, which sell readily
al 81 wholesale.
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Wtancsaay, Nay q.


rTb xill be sea b notice il DOR .avefsii-
IN, cola aas, that = moelias IL ihe aiiseas rf
uiIIsA,sssash i called II ihs coari iiooz. no.
4; .ao,rsu rvrnins Ii eahiss-sshs-ihs OBJECT be-
Il. % = .Sa ami ssn memorial to The Pre-
.,Ien, AMI Directors Of the North Carolina Rail
Rs,a, Prayiag ier The location Of said Read on
Inc roulr most advantageous 10 the great haly Of
Oui cililsa.. The meeting Of The Directors will
lake place 10 Raleish on Monday next. and we
hase M time % lose in this matter. What we
DO must be done quickly.
Ia order 10 eSm2lsie the mc'norisl. il is neces-
san thai sln, action should he had BY our cili-
gems, which viii authorize the Commissioners Of
tic Town 3, guarantee the right of way through
Inc corporation. To secompli.h this. full meet
ing should be had.
We appeal, then. 10 The stockholders in this
ro,d. to the property holders. tax-psying citizens,
and all the voters Of the town. 10 attend The meet-
Jig. The great Pecuniary interest involved in
this movement. TO ssy nothing Of the convenience
or our citizens. should cause US 10 lie wide awake
Kov Is the tine to act. If we should lose the
benefits Of This locaiio by our inactivity. or by
failure 10 incur Few dollars Of expense, regrets
afterwards III avail nothing. Come up TO the
meeting. then; and by united effort, we may
may. We believe we wiil-aeeomplish an object
which will greatly advance the prosperity Of the
town. and promote the interest Of all lis citizens
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The Methodist Church suit-Thi.

much.iaIkctI-OI case. a result OF The sepa-
ration Of The church. has finally been set
down for hearing in The United States
Conrl in New York on the 18Th Of
May. Counsel for The complainanIs phe
Methodist Epicopal Church Sou,l,) are
Daniel Lord, of New York; Reverdy
Johnson. Of Maryland; and Daniel Web
ser. Of Massachusetts. For The defence
(ihe Methodist Episcopal Churcl) Z. J..
Faucher and George Wood. Of New York.
and Rufus Chnaie, of Mass.
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The Third Congressional Dis
frfct.

The Hon. Edmund Drbeuy having declined
reelection to Congress from the Third Con-
gressional District, Alias J. Dargan, esq, at the
last term Of Arson Court, announced himself as
a candidate TO represent the District in the next
Congress II sccms from the N. q. Argus, that
Mr.. Dargan Is Wing. and though not satisfied
with the compromise measures Of tbs last, Con-
gress, yet he is willing to abide by them il faith
fully carried out; and Is also an advocate Cor the
right Of secession in the abstract. hut opposed TO
It's exercise at present. The Argus gives an In
ieresting account Of discussion thai took place
Of the time Mr.. Daigsn announced himself, be-
tween Messrs. Daigan, Thomas 8. Ashe and
Walter F. Leak. which will be found in another
column.
We heartily concur with the Argus In the opn-
ion, that the Union-loving citizens in the District
ought to bcstir themselves and bring out cam
Jidate in opposition TO Mr.. Dargan. However
much respect we may have for Mr. Dargan, (and
there is fankncss. holiness, an impulivc ge-
nerosity about him that NC admire,) we do hope
that the freemen Of the Thrill Congressional Dis
tct will select some one for their representative
whose views are more in consonance with theirs
on the all important question Of pcrpetuatng the
Union ofthesc States. Surely, at time like the
present, when We have especial need for cool
headed, conservative mon In our, council cham
bers, District having many sterling men OF
right views as that has, will not permit the Cleo
ton Of Mr.. Darsan to take place for want Of due
diligence on the part Of the conservative and I'M
ion.loving portion Of The people. Mr.. Ashc. we
know, has some rcpugnance to. a political life,
and would prefer pursuing his profession; but
we should like to SEQ him the representative from
that District, and hope an ellot will be made to
bring him out. His patriotism, we trust, would
induce him to make the sacrifice. We have
known Mr.. Ashe in private life and as member
Of the State Legislature, and believe he is just
the man for the times. A true Wing, with a
high order Of talents, sound judg .nent, and the
greatest urbanity Of manners, he would reflect
honor upon the District, as well as do service to
thesState.
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Judge Bnckner. of kentucky. has deci-
died against the law Of that Stale taxing
insurance companies Of niher States hav-
ing agcnries there. lie says The law con-
flcis with that provision Of The Federal
Constitution whirh declares that :. the
eiiizens of each Stale shall be enliileJ In
al privileges and inmuniiies OF ei,izens
in the several Siaie.."
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Rail. ROAD MEETING.

al a MEETING Of the citizens Of
49, Hsborough will be held at the Court
House ON Thursday evening, the 9Th inst, at u
o'clock. to ACT upon and sign the Memorial to
the Directors Of the n. c. Rail Road, prepared IN
accordance with the resolution Of previous meet
ing; and also to adopt such other measures as
NAV be deemed necessary 10 render the memorial
effective. Let all the citizens attend.
THE COMMITTEE.
M, 81
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HAMILTON Te MADISON.

Poughkcepsie, Saturday, July, 1883.
| thank YOU. my dear sir. for yours by
the post. Yesterday, communicated TO
Duer our situation, which | presume he
will have communicated TO you. IL re-
mains exactly The same. No further ques-
non having been taken, fear Tie footing
| mentioned 10 Duer is the best upon
which il can be placed; but every Thing
possible will yet he attempted To bring
The party from that stand To an unqnali.
fled ratification. Lei me know your idea
upon the possibility Of our being received
on that plan. You will understand that
the only qualification will be The reserUa.
fion of The right TO recetle, in case our a.
mpndrnenis have not been decided upon
in one Of the modes pointed out by the
Constitution within certain number oil
years, perhaps FIVE or seven. IL This can
in The first instance be admitted as a rati.
fication. | do not fear any further conse-
quences. Congress will, | presume. re-
commend certain amendments 10 render
the structure of the Government more
secure. This will satisfy the more con-
sidsrate and honest opposeis Of The Con.
sliluiion. and with the aid oil them VIII
break up the party.
Yours, af1eciionaiely.
A. HAMILTON.
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SALE OF LAND.

a04ea< In obedience to a decree Of the
23SsE Court of Equity for Orange county,
Sf& shall sell, on the premises. on Friday.
>.IA~.. the ED day of May next, the Tract of
Land Of which James Trice died seized and pos
sessed. Said Land is situated on the waters Of
New Hope, near the road leading from Chapel
II i'll to Rsleigh, and contains about $50 Acres.
A credit Of twelve months will be given. Bond
and two approved ecuri,ies required, and title
reserved until the purchase money Is paid.
O. +. LONG, G. : NJ. E.
April 2lst, 1851. GU
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MAsoNIc FUNERAL.

THE Fnnersl Sermon Of Dr. ]. MeMrIIES
= will be preached 81 CIiefs Church. N Cas-
well county. on Sunday he lllh Of Missy. BY the
Rev. Mr.. GnAsFr. The memlsrs Of Eagle Lodge.
No. al. will attend and TIC hreihrsn Of oil ciher
I.slges are earnestly REQUESTED 10 mesi with them
on the occasion. snd unite in doing honor 10 the
memory Of a deceased worthy brother.
April III. 70
or The Milton Chronicle viii plesse coy.
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HAMILTON TO MADISON.
July 3. l7ss.


NY DEAR Sir: ] feliciia.e you sincere
" ON the event in Virginia. but my salts
faction will be alleged If | discover too
much facility in the business Of amend
Matchmaking. fear the system will be
wounded in some Of It's vital parts by loo
general concurrence in some very inju-
licieus recommendations. allnde more
particularly 10 the power Of taxation.
The more consider requisifion in any
shape. The more ! am oui Of humor with
il. We Yesterday passed through the
Constitution. To-day some definite pro-
position is 10 he brought forward. but what
we are al loss 10 Judge. We have good
reason 10 believe that onr opponents are
not agreed. and This affords some ground
Of hope Different things are thought
of-condifions precedent, or previous a.
mendmenis: conditions subsequent, Of
the proposition Of amendments, upon con.
dilion lhal if they are not adopted within
limited lime. the Stale shall he al liber-
Is 10 UithdraW from the Union: and
lastly, recommendatory amendments. In
either case, constructive declarations will
be carried as Far as possible. We will 90
as Ear as we can in The latter without in
validating The act. and will concur in IA
liona recommendations. The rest for ON
opponents. We are informed there has
been disturbance in The city OF Albany,
on the 4lh Of July. which has occasioned
bluodshed. The Anli-federalists were the
aggressors. and The Federalisis the vicinrs.
Thus stand our accounts al present. We
trust. however. The matter has passed over,
and tranquility been restored.
Yours affeciiona,elv.
A.IIANII,TON.
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The publication. by Congress and 9th
erwise. of The works Of the great aud good
men who Turned our present admirable
System of Government. and pui IL in ore-
ration. is doing much 90 rnoi onI the hum
bugs 10 which absirarii0nisis IN South
Carolina and Virginia. and even in NarIIl
carulina. are endraroring 20 Rire form
and suhsisnre. with a view 90 prumoie
ilrir own selfish and amhilions pnrpases.
We have bren sometimes told by these
mslcan'enis that The right of sfressinn is
= . Constitutional right" and then again
that il is reserved right" not suuen-
dsred by The States when they made The
Federal 'onsii,uiian.
We have before ms the lsl volume ol
The Works of Alexander Hamilton. just
published BIS Congress. and in il We find
a Correspondence beiwern himself and
hir. Madison. whirh establishes some i'm
porani principles on This subject. Madi-
son and Hamilton were lending members
nfihe convention which Turned the Con-
s,iiuiion. They Wrote those powerful
Essays which have been embodied under
The title of :. The Frderslisi." in explana-
lion Of The provisions Of the Constitution,
and which contributed sa essentially Ia
The object for which they were prepared,
the Rsiihcalion of the Constitution by the
States. They were afterwards Member.
OF the Stale Conventions in their respec-
live STATES. by which. after great sirrg.
gle in each, the Constitution was finally
ratified. During The siiiings of these Con.
veniions.-ihe one al Richmond. the OH.
er al ponghkeepsie-ihey kep, up an al
most daily correspondence. From this
correspondence we find that The party op
posed 10 ratification in New York. con.
tended that The Constitution would toe
greatly restrict the liber les Of the people
and therefore insisted on amendments
either before or after ratification. Ther
follow The annexed letters, written jus
after The result in Virginia. and whilst j
was still doubtful in New YORKSHIRE
Madison having gone from Richmond u
New Yoik:l
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The Teeth.

". p. gAsDN, ID. d. srRorrr,)
WOULD respectfully make known that lie
w may lie found in Marlborough or Chsp;i
Hill Cor few days.
Those having business should make il known
al their earliest convenience.
April 25. ST.
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Equity Sales.
SALE OF LAND.

t3n{42x IN obedience to the decree Of the
ETsrsE Court of Equity for Orange county,
EVTs shall offer for sale, at the residence OF
<s-Ses,> the late Samuel Forsyth, on the 10Th
day of May next, the Real Estate OF said Samu-
el Forsyth, viz: the Homestead, consisting OF
3l5 Acres, situated on the public road leading
from Hillsborough to Oxford, about midw-y be-
tween the two villages, and is good location
for Pnblic House and Of one small Tract adj
;oininp lanes Walker and others, on which there
is a valuable Gsist and Saw Mill.
A credit oftwclve months will be given. Bond
and security required, and title reserved until
the purchase m ey is paid.
.. f. LONG, c. & E.
April 2lst, 1851. gu
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bold ~ he cleopalrs. shout twenty for
Kegs ~ funpppder aid f'ur heavy bale
RI soldiers blankets arFe disr0teEed.
The slsamsF Is a present under lie dr.
eiPlins AZ a rapluEed vessel. six scnli-
nels paee lhrI derk day and night. aud no
psrsnn Is allowed ON hoard without per-
mission from he Msrshal.
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The Late Prize Fight and It's Eff.

fects-Collcclor Kane. Of Baltimore. has
discharged three Custom House officers.
William Jordan. Stephen English. and
another. for taking part in The recent Prize
Fight. A large number Of mechanics. in
different establishments in The city. hare
also heen discharged for The same cause.
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cuban Inyasionists.-The New York

Cuban Invasionists.-The New York
Past states that il has been ascerialned
from some Of The persons recently arrested
in tina, city on the charge Of getting up. The
contemplated invasion Of Cuba, that j. was
,le intention OF the leaders 10 steer direct
Ear New Orleans, and thence TO some other
American port. before landing al Cuba
The post.adls: :.
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