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LITTLE ROCK HIGH SCHOOL Boarding and Bay Seksol Fer TSpas Isai,,

heaIathg ahu BUY &Rael Fer IaaHg lAdiss flNhE business ot thls Seminary ult. be rnsn.... Il Tue Eth Sept, kD. VI. wien a nAne,ssl s,,-. dance oi 'h- Pupils IS earnestly reQass,sd.
 2IhIs Institution. under the care ol Mts sra ,. M'ssss WOOD, wnh Asssstsnt Trsrhr,s oa's. every tscilt'y lcF lmpsF,ing he advantasyx s AtA eaishea esaeai'oa, foss,ssitg within la.ms.,.s ,, qaahheahons ter the ratTcHs branches, wfieA th.. nave pfastsed vi'h perfect satisfaction. thsV hos <, teisi 10 ll'e grnilemeB wtcsr names arc anf.xes lh@ f0pfs ai the RaarSinR School hs,,s ... siabt'y associated Sih ttsn Teachers f.rn,,. ,,, aHsnt'nn SO necessary 10 form and refpe ,h, rs, aefs rad predece hstiis oi order and rs~ni.'.a ' essential th the toimaslen ef character ' ls feeline ths imPegiahcs e5 iAleueh kneul.*.. el The fseorh tanguAge BcW inaisrsnssAl ,, sr,k edneaiioa, the PTincipass wish 10 fepe, <, .s possible the language oi the estahgiskg.s, Tt " pfoposv admitting lhe Pupils, Nku fsS,as ;, ,., t9mi'y, ;c attend he French classes. sitboe, ehatge. FAue
 Thelecaiion oithe city of r.i,,ls Roet i. h..,,., i and stage v s"""sea l The system of education, assislneu,,v ,n..n.. ams si perfect appreciation ei wbA,evs,f fs s,,. ed m developing the moral aud ih,e.ef,sl f.s,,.' --emetseing thorough and g, sisp,si,, en,,ss t The elementary ;o ihe highest trsnrhes Ma,,s,s feeotasra scholarship snd det.urttpent s,. -. Y led to fsfshs, ~h.is every judleieus nsieS.s, ~ study is afforded "o"' '" he school ls constantly under ,he snn.,,i.l.. ., the Board oi Visitors, who, from tim. "a ,i,,s ~ anime 'be various classes, and frport thet r,ns,s Terms of Tuttian and Ronr,, ,,. ....
 five naonth.. oA hasss -kafar n
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Stationary. Nc..

LUST received large and beautiful selection sJ of STATIONARY, comprising almost every thing in that line, and for sale by
 JOHN D. ADAMS, Nov. I, 1851. steamboat landing.
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MonTI..osH,a .asaassils c..ges.ss. N. 2.

RKOmTnAaOmmss mhenmatiU Compoand, UB esd BieoA PufiaeFs A csysnin Cnrs (sr ei1ksT kaammaGpvy tAestsl @T Cksgnie Rhsuasatisn.
 Ths valuable remedy stands without rival in aAn hslegy Of discoveliss. in this of any other country, in curing this painful and paEaiyzng dis aa1a, in allitn various forma.
 Tha Enst number that have been cured by the um ~ xhis compound. duxing the past year, de- msnslsases this fact. Not only recsnt acute of inAnmmAa1Ey cases, but old chronic eases, of ten, twenty. thirty and even forty yeaFs standing; where theY had not only tried every other external and internal remedy 0f which they could hear, but at great expense, had travelled, and parsed under the hensmAnto of number of the frat medical men of EusoDe e well as of oar own country. visited the eeri0ns wattxing places, taken voyages at sea- and dwelk in the most salubgious chimes. without ob- saimssx relief Some, who were reduced to mere nkeIrt0n, their flesh had witheTed away, their limbs were paraIyzed, and many that had scarcely been ahle t0 walk for ten, fifteen and twenty years These hass been cured sound and well, regained their aesh and the use of then limbs, and now en- ioy excellent health from the use oft compound
 These facts are fully sabsiantiated by published testimony, from the highest possible sources tes- timouy that cannot be gainsaid, but which can be vouched for by ten thousand witnesses.
 Rstail price. ss per bottle. bottlss fer SIP. or
 10 be had of R. L. DODGE and THOMAS DUTTKRwoRTH.
 Little Rock, June 3, 1851. ".
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TYR. STEPHENS ASTRINGENT SYRUP
 J This has now become celebrated remedy for Dysentery and Bowel Complaints, Cholera Mor- bus, Diarrhea or Summer Complaints, pain or cramping in the stomach or bowels adapted to per- sons of all ages, but undoubtedly the most supe- ror preparation for children ever produced
 Price, 25 cts for small bottles, and 50 cts for large ones.
 To be had of R. L. DODGE and THOMAS BUT TERWoRTH.
 u "a Rock me, Sd, 1851. 1y.
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 nen releffor Indigestion Dyspepsia, Jaunce Liver Piant, Consumption and dehty curing atei Natures method by Natures own agent, the Gastric Juiee IL ceTain preventative Of cholera keeps stomach and bowels in perfectly healthy condition.
 Half easpoouf of this fluid infused in water, will di- gst or dissolve five pounds of beef in about hours out of the stomach.
 scrKSTTc EvIDExcE-Baron Leibg, in his eeiebrate,, work animal ehemetry An artificial digestive fund the mucous membrane of the stomach of the ca tn which various articles Of food such and eggs, will so ened changed and dgested just in the they would be in the human stomach"
 Dr. Pereira tn his famous sson Die:, published by Fowler Wells New York, page states te great fact and describes the method preparation There are few higher authorities than Dr. Pereira
 Dr. Combe in his valuable writing the Physiology of Digestion, observes that ga dimnuon of quantity of Dyspepsia and he states that distinguished professor Of medicine in London, severiy afflicted the complaint finding every thing else to m had Gastric Iuce obtained from the stomachs of living animals which proved ccsnpiedy suceessful.''
 Dr. Graham aEtior of the famous work tsveRetabe Diet" t is remarkable fact physiology that the stomach Of animals macerafed in nparts the property of ds0syng icles of food, ef fecng kind Of artificial digestion of them no wise dif erent from the natural digestive process.
 Dr. simons great work sThe Chemistry of Man, flea Blanchard, Philadelphia S6 pp 2l }, The ds- eovey Of PePsn ioFus new in the chemical history of Digestion From recent experiments, know is dissolved rapidly in artificial digestive uid prepared from Pepsn, ii is in the natural Gastric Jace itself Professor Dungnson Of the Jeerson College. Phadel pha, his great work "Human Physoloey,i deyo,es than fty pages to examination of this subject He experiments with Dr. Beaumont, the Gastric Juice, we'll known. in all cases" he digestion perfectly in the artificial natural digestion. For further proof remarkable merits Of this dscove sheet A. KENDALL & co,
 General agent for Southern States. For sale wholesale or reia in Lite Rock, at the New
 THos. BUTTERwoRTH, Agent
 for the Stale of Arkansas. T,,lx
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UNDER THE CARE OF MRS. AND THE
 MISSES WOODS ID USINESS will be resumed (D VI ist Septem- O Der, when punctcal attendance of the Pu- pills is respectfully requested.
 The Board of Visitors to the above INSTITUTION, well satisfied from long personal observation, that its accomplished proprietors are highly competent to teach, in the mos, approved and successful man ner, ali the branches of thorough ard finished Education, therefore, take great pleasure in re- commenting it to continuance of that large and increasing patronage which it has enjoyed since its r,rnn e oavnanf
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DIR. LElDi'S SiRSiPiRILLi BL00D PitLS
 Ahead of ali OtheTsli


 The Envy of all Ptu Manafaesurerst DECAUSk they are safer. bst,.t and more eff. -AD esciSus than any dthers; and because the pub e will take no notice of others f they obtain 50OsOOOO BOXES have been sold annually iof the last hCe years.
 YOUNG AND OLD, MALE AND FEMALE, can aiws,s take them with equal saiets, and without IF PILLS BE NECESSARY foT purTinR aud cleansing tbe rsomach and Bowels ad purifying the Blood and aa, oi ibe body tas no ot1roF 0er EtIls pfodaee tss combined effects contain SarsapaIla in thenl. Eat, Dsink and Live as CsaaI, and pursue your usifs occupation whisi taking them, ~oas o taking cold, during all kinds Of ~eaiier.
 ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS are waseIcd that more genuine esFueates lf"a Fhysi eians, eisr men, meubsFs oi Congress sBd respectable m SeHs can be ptodaeed ot sr efficacy than any olef FORTY PILLS ARE IN A BOX, sad sold al 2s boz, wih dlTastions and aaeh wholesome adsice aecomPs nyihg each box.
 They have no taste untlezsaBt smell,
 fTse ifo4a dust powder Of any kIhd,
 l'0 Dot gFpe the stomach CT bowels,
 PFoSnee stc knesx, SuaIlIHg or bad feelings,
 THEY ARE GOOD AT ALI TIMES,
 And adaI aed to diseases mankind. No having taken them Ni bs wkax afterwards 60 take any ossfs beesuse ,ey will always G9 god, and they do not, thea eO others wfi lar aragg ehssi asd physcas, s l5 yeaSs experience Philadelphia ganaase Of the UBtRefity V feHnyissniai member of ditfeBt medical lssitgaos of Phadta Nsw York, haat sRitinsofs, &e aBd asaIE ard r-Fss1osd ing sheF o several ns d ibsiaasDs o ls9on a Fa- rshenre the o the gsifT sdhdtDee placed n his pills and ,heT beiag reenneRdsd iii tae PEsees af si spaC tahs p1y throughout the iIitsd Psincip4 Dsfsa nf. Lesdys DsFeBsagg, No il4 Sorsh Fourth St. Plgssi phiaSRd ssd whotesale and tsra by J. ". Taype, ListI Kock K Stevenson, Van baTsA eeo sii Mead and Wright Coz New 'riesHs And ali drug gisis and .iofekeep~Fs n the tEitsa Stoies.
 octsga3 -~iY
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Ladies, Shoes.

A SPLENDID assortment, just received per IA steamer St- Francis, end for sale by
 Aug. s, 1881. 4s
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pEEE.n ecsD:a.' Ss..':sI. s.s ssp

IA Rnkrlm0REa nrrxRn ConDfAI., AND WH FLOOD RUnfREMA Vegetable 1psEit' ena fnn mntt soia3AinS prepaEssiDn sges peodnesdi eae huffia of whish D wazHenfsd to p1nsem m0re real msirInaI ViFtueB thsn tsm times thst aHaonnf of Darekparilia, Os any other prsparafion put up fsr ainilSs puzposes kis unequal virtues arc s0on Inade manifest in aissxfss hAving their ofigln ia impuriaiea0f tho blood. saeh seuralgias sszuf- ala e King Evil, Erysipslas, cataneou: kEnp- tions. eaif-Rhem Tettef q RinsWom. Rimples on ti.e fhee og surface of the skin, soreness oE
 ssssy in the breast m region ~ the heart, general aehiifir or nervous affections, and all luegulax hahifs If the system. respectfully wikh fsEnnles,l and ne many Arrangements q the nervous sys- se. and diseAees arisiag from the inladici0us uSe of cAlonsel and nsAes Hsasonous drugs.
 This is q nns cordial pleasant and asEeeabls e take, and perfectly safe Q be used h any state of health even by the most deEiqate female or chiid Ard it is sn article that evsr uns should use, at leass uncs year, to pnFfy and enrich their blood, nnA thus prevent all manner of diseases.
 Retail pgIce. ei per bottle, bottles for e6
 To bs had of \. |. DODGE and THOMAS uUfTEnwOKTH. June 2, 1881. ".
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Engine Roller.
NEW CLOTHING!!

LUST received. direct from New Orleans, a large J and well selected assortment of new and fash onable Clothing; Particular attention IS called tc fine stock of Summer Clothing.
 For sale low for cash, and for cash only
 E. MARCUS. Little Rock, Mag 20, 1851 Main street.
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Christ Church school for Boys

Rev. A. F. FIREMAN, Rector.
 MILLER QUAIL, M A. Principal. fFHlS Institution will open on or about the lst , September Boys will be prepared for college or for the business pursuits of life. As the num- Der of pupils is limited. applications should be made immediately to the Rector.
 Aug. i9. lS5s b0
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For Dyspepsia.
d from the fourth stomach of the oxl

TIE true Digestive Fluid or Gastric Juice, prepared from Reanetf or the stom- ach of the OK, aifeT diree- tioas given by Baron Lei big, the great physiological chemist, by ]. $. Houzhton, NJ. D., No. II North Eighth
 street, Philadelphia, the 0n-
 ly immediate and petma-
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Money to Loan!

A IL persons indebted to the undersigned sii "A please come forward and make payment II cash cotton peiry, or beef hides. as soon as prsc tieable. ss am in debt and must pay up.
 Sept g, isSS- \. J. HUTT.
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NEW GOOmS,

RECEIVED, last aight, by ssesuers J,,y,,... Il and Emily, large io, of Tgods, whiss .l "a addition Co previous ArTivals makes tha NY ~ " Fancy and staple MerchsneSe Tnow lay. s h, ", " eae most cen Pieie ever have presented to he try and town. to call and esanine ,es ss,.
 Little Rock, Mayi5. 1881 '.'se'
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VNHIsKEy--so Bbls, on consignment.
 w For sale by wM. B. WAIT. July sfh, 1881. 4s-
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BOARD OF rRusTEEs

BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
 Hon. D. T. WITTER, PHErIDENr. Hon. H. P Poindexier, Rev Wm. Moores, Rev. L. r. Lively. Rev. B. P Box, I N. Jones, M. D Mir. J. B. San. defar, MT. T. Williamson, Hon J b, Trimble Rey. J, Custer, N. D, Rev. J J. Roberts, C. B M,ehel, M. D, Mir. ". ". Andrews, Mir. s1 Ssuders, Mir. H. W Smith. T-22-tf
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Mule Wanted.

WANTED--A first rate Mule, 10 match one W haye--pTice not to exceed s200.
 Apply to ROSWELL BERBE. lnly s. ie5i--i4.
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Salt.

Groceries! JUST received from New Orleans the following eD articles, NE: l2 boxes RaSins; |" Ground Ginger; |" Maccafoni; " Vermiceli; 60 (" Table Salt: '' Tomato Ketchup; " Chocolate; basket Sweet Oil; box Lemon Syrup; |" Imperial Tea; 10 's Soap; 10 " Sacks Coffee; I2 dog. C. s. Hoes; l" Rife Locks Hith fy; And for sale cheap by
 4. ]. HUTT Little Rock. June g, 1851. Naia sfrest
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WHOLESALE & RETAIL
 DRUG STORE.

BY J. ". TAPPE. LITTLE RocE, MAlx SrREEr BELOW MARKHAM.
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Cil cat llth. Cesvsy MarsAsil Nysrk J,sePh Porter
Daeks Apeashicela Marsthos Rssssa. NHoek lStk
Ar u.ion. esuibs. Baltimore.
John Henry and Empire State RUSSELL NYorki
Urgent. Poock virins, lawson, and Switzerland.
CaItsr charleston; kssex smith and saxon Crosby New
ors,n, shsn.ndosh Taylor PhilsdsiPhi.; lNh Convey
Fisit' sn0S dS Pynspth R0ss. Caldwell 30. ,on
t.; 18th American Congress. williams. HYorh land sss-
Hunter. hasqvash, NIB. -
kntd out llth Charlotte Fevong Apaachicoa; 18th, He
len, Conway NOrleans. - =
CID lth Charlotte reiyong Apalachicols; 18Th Ea
ropsan. wieting, N0rleAns. In ballast -
hARskiLLEs Oct 7-Sd Louisiana, CApellino, NOrleans;
eth, Cum berland, GAIzolo, do.
NKwcAsrLE prev Oct l0Cld Ocean, Stephenson, New
York.
Nnwronr, Oct CID chas HILL lie craux. NrSri llsh
Thetis, Cassidy. Wilmington.
cPos TO, Oct Arr ] w Dyer, Dyer, NYork
PORTSMOUTH, Oct llSld sean Queen. 0rswald, NYork
QyEsssTowS, Oot9-Put in. New Hampshire, Chase TN
the Clyde for NYork, short Of water.
Woo, Sept 0-Arr Woodman, Bowlby, NOriears.
MISCELLANEOUS
PonrsMoUrH Ocslo-rhe American bark Montreal. Cur
tbs ofNYork from 0sthenburg for Boston having compile
ted was towed out Of harhor to Spthead to-day
suEps, Oct i0-The Sarah Bridge Gam ship) which put
in time her for Nfork
has OF dock after considerable and
loading for the Unised States.
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Der N-wInsn sunrise. WI ., meridian. N, a. sunset
fP,R srr.w-tp P.ct,,o.1

ASrwtRp, Oct 9-sid Hsd-is, BIadhorn HYorh
BRHnERHsvsr, Oct ll--Tn the roads y Wiekslhauseu
York.
CgrTy. Oct 5-Arr Conss Csrvsto, Rsvin. NYort sid
stu. Clinton. Delano, Orleans.
CsDIz. 81 pa 1-Arr s.sttarus Love, NYork SID 18th
WIN Henry, waite, dol Oct !, Superior, Adsmsos, DO.
DIAL Oct PAT FALCON, Psttsn, Bremerhaven for N
Orleans Sir Peel Chadvict, Lonon and cid for NYork
18Th Padres hnde, MULLER Amsrcs and sid for London
sid lOth Due De Brshsnt Schmidt NOresns Passed By
l1th hinons, Ryden. from Cote nburg for Amerioa
Down, octif-0f. SOPHIE Bun dssen, from NYort for
yes.on OF l5sh, walter Drsscbsr from Hamburg for
EraroR ~ Oh 5-Ar Caroline Dow Blanchard, 8, Pc
trsburs for Bostor; 18th. Southland Bishop DO fer
Yort; Louise Storm NOrleans for frsnk John
son. Brown. stockboln for NYork.
gE-Os, Oct t-Arr tilsnzis, Antols, NOrieass
BAvpy Oct ll-sld hslOuin tannin san Frsnoiecot II
George Turner, Prince NYork mot arr gthl
Ldg Globe, Belle Astfe, Zanoni and Geo Hurlbut for N
Orleans Saratoga 81 Deris George Evans Frsnkiu and
Samuel fox, for NYork These vessels we're
~ Published as arrived yesterday
GPAvrstNp, Oct lO-sld Sir X Peel. Chadwick, NYerk
GLAsoov, Oct lc-sid shsnuusa. Pstssn, Norie.ns.
GnRALrAn, Octi-Arr Clarsss, Coos, NOrleans.
HFIvGT, Oct Arr Parthenon, Matthew NOrlssns.
LIsnor, Sept D-Arr BON Jesus Aimss Fernsnisr New
York.
LvrpAN, Oct t2-sld Isabella Rymer, NOrlesns
LvsRPoot, Oct lO-Arr Glance, Taylor NOrleans 11th
Bsptress Lambert Mobile; kurops BostSn i2th
abella Psrhsr Mobile.
rsid isr ida lin Isis,uu Riley. ana star The west,
Brown, krork
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- LIvERPooL-stssnship Paciho-R r Springer aud lady
Dreese and lady, ssrd and LADY. Mrs and Miss
bsry kdassop; lady and child. Miss Middleton saa
sisters Miss Harriet Middleton, Miss L1sndes Mr. DurNr
sey ehile and nurse John wurI lady and servant Miss
hull and lady Miss Turnbuli, hrrurnbuH IT, Miller
Williams Hefner and lady, J ID Marsh and lady, W X
beleker, DR. Manly WIN Gardiner and lady Geo Hsntir
DuneAA RutedEe, John CLroa George Wilkes Mr. JaSo
aaehe 20 Prussan embassy 70 Central America ii Car
penter. Miss Eme Carpenter. Ker Boyce, Mr. Boyse Jr
Miss boyoe Rogers. Rogers, Routh, Itson. j
Bents ana lsdy DR. Heriot. and lady ars Robinson
Miss LOWS Braneer and lady, Mr. Matthews, lady and
,etysn, L 1hom.s RUSSELL; n Poreher, G Gail
Franse, Price, Mead end LADY, Miss II Mad Mss
ssetett Julien Mss Bsss Miss Eakin, Mrs Eahin
Miss Troup and sister Morgan and lady, II Read
Ferguson, Kesner Miss mmerman Miss Seatsn, wal
Yer Forward Jones and lady, Nourse, hninsorods
Carver Miss Carver Mr. hosquera lady and servant John
Colt M s.gsrs kos. gowyer, bearer Of ss,pasehss
Dean and lsdy, Peter Rowe, Kelsos, Mr. Simon, n
Sabrook. PrHge, Gale Jr. Harper T Rsyensll
Hesse, Prusslan charge dasires to Central Aerica
FIELD, Xr Kirkpatrick L King, Goodroh T c Moore
II Benjsmin. J Eyre Davis. Cobb, Il Hugsr Jr,
podd, Dodd. M Cortet., Addison il. Ross, Mr.
ksrsh Jr, Mrs and kiss Lovejoy. Total. las.
Lfv,nPooL-shp Prineeton-Mss Margaret Meyers, Miss
Maria Meyers, Mr. Meyers, WV Rosa II b Pope Norris
sAunders @ l. Ovens.
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PHILADEIPHIA. OosT-4P
ssle6-sAamshp City Of Ptssssurs, Stotesbury Liver
pool.
Miscellaneous.
Sur s 1,b tewbSa douisve arrived a: Nav
and water casks Capt McPher.on Of tie
!5 az sSa
15SSna :a' ena sa re
sss sS ns i' whon Ysnses s hall ssi
tten blowing fresh the eastward with bad prospes
ofgetting her of.
Ola' and owed the Breakwar She appeared not to be
Letter e., frSn CAT Sy of Sars Andsws of NBdE
bbis sp oil on board. sent home $50 sp
Foreign Ports.
CAPE HAyrEN. Oct l2-schr Northern Light, Case for
Oct l21Bs;h Ly:.pss from Boston,
Home Ports.
vi, STos As ssa: Merlin Dn s snsa
uner Kend;ish, B,ltimore Echo. Howes and Adaa Ro-
Sss f Ess h Sssns Sap I'm
Es, 8. Martins; W n drew. Dunnns Acn.n Morton;
Com Bihsp Psaaspb 9S ssaas
S:i,ss; hsSIy SSssa SsS assn,n css:
Phl.aslIsia; asIbOuEHs fssrs.s Perth smSoy
Sf ss.T%t sy SR f assa 1ps .a
East Inoies Genoo Devens Richmond Va load al
o,ni'; John Mayo. Reed, EYorh to load for California;
yeetor; Maryland Davis Baltimore; bgs Caller Richards
30 Thomss and mht Palmer Park. Cardoaas; Cant.
ma Gupt Havana; Edward Tlett Crabree. Washington,
la; schrs Mehswf Johnson J.cisonviio Telegraph At
wood. and Courier Rogers Richmond Va; Chsrr Berry
hlexandriS Dsn Francis Faris Norfolk Portsmouth,
va vintage Bearse and Daniel Webster Lewis. albany;
Queen Bro Granite State HAiet and Plymouth Rock
Lacey, Nnork Sid bark Turk, brig Eagle.
CHARLESTON, Oct 22-Sd steamship Isabel, Rollins,
Key West and Havsna ship Chace, White NYork.
dell from Norlsans for bordeaux ropE ottia IBrj IT.
vim, from EOIleans fox Liverpool nearly ready sea-
sehrs Kokeno spsrt fra San Juan Mic FORK repg;
MARTA Pes. Poet, from Mobile for DO adaJs:
Esllett, Havre Mex schr Joven Fernando AssonA Cam
rtschy.
kORFoLK. Oct 2s-Arr scArs Mary wns Wilson. Baiti.
more tnot BOSTON, Reayer, Long Boston, Princess Ann
cand.n Paragon, Barker Provdensei sth bark Georges
MN BEDiosD. Dc, sa-Arr sohrs Henry Clay Nye an.
PniLApELPHIA, DC. 25-Arr steamship Osprey. Power
Ch,Iletonj bark Aaron Harvey Cope Charleston; brig
Oliver Bradford Trinida d; schrs ri notify PhaIo Levs
fSr SS4s Sndy Aida De
lard Grow ell Gloucester; Antonets Brown RYork; Ann
Curtis Williams, NYork. CID mship Benz Frinklin
Sears. Bostcr Lark Pace wilkins. Laguayra; brigs Della
Hardy Boston; Emma ces Bartlett do; schrs Jos
Flsnrer Ysngilder. Barbadoet; Isabella, Williams. Paw
tuekes g Wheaton, ELdieolt. Hoboksni Dckersor.
Brown Boston; W Candy Tssns.nd, Providence; AnnC
Baker Smith, DO; Henry Lea Erickson do Aida Delany
Norwich; steamer Blsek Diamond stevenson EYork.
RICHMOND, Oct 4-Arr ste smships fennsylvsnis Wal
tttrs Mary Vice Crockett salem Merchant Couch. New
SAVANNAH. Oct 22-cid bark Georgia. Allen, Boston.
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NEWS BY THE MAILS
Our Philadelphia Correspondence.

PHiLADElPhIA, oct 70 1851
Saturday Night MeendiarismThe Future Harder Master
Departure Of the Pitts6tHg
No less than Ave fires took place last night, the most
of which the work OF design The
in the vicinity Of the wire bridge at Paramount
The o cloth Glory OF John Wright Co. and the
die factory Of Mitchell Richie adjoining, both
consumed The property belonged to Henry J. Williams
Esq. The total loss Ia about $4,000. Two shops in
Market street Eighth also destroyed by fire
last evening One occupied by II. c. Kern surgical
instrument maker, but the other not tenanted
The others not One in Kensin gtop,
another at Twelfth and Lombard and at Christian
and Broad streets
The disposal Of the Offices in the gift Of the new
Governor has already become the subject Of speculation
among the knowing The latest Of the offices is
that Of the Hsrbor Master End the claimants
quently numerous. The most prominent is Col. VIM. II
Small whose services IN Me xco well those
dered to the democracy during the late election cam
pasn gives great tor the expectation Of his ap
pointment
The City Of Pitsburg did leave port till noon to-
day having been delayed by the time necessary to take
her large cargo board She took out l04
An freshman named Owen Rafferty, was killed yester-
day afternoon by falling down the hatchway from the
fourth story Of Parnum Co store.