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THE Undersigned Pissiacni Of he Bar
Of TlUaeos Of Schoois and School land
IN township che, ranFe four xes, ia The coun
n pr HiIkinsoh, and State Of Mississippi
vii ~ The - day Of September next At III.
CoaFthoose doof in Wecdvilie. lesse fr ths
Term Ct rinets nine years on 4 Credit Of /, 2
,. and 5 years the botk east quarter Of sec.
ton sixteen in said township eoniain'ug 100
acre& more or less; also the vest halt III the
section, containing 320 sores more o.
Purchasers will be required to 1--WE
notes With approved security ior the purchase
money, bearing ten per cent ~iutefes, from
until maturity, and after due ten per cent.
STEPHEN TlCKELL.
Pres't Of Board.
WOoiville july & ls5l-tds
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Woadr2ie July &, 81. q.

AMUEL REYNOLDS, Office, No. 1913 Ora
- yier Street, New Orleans La. Cures Can
GERS, Seaidhsad, Hhitesreliag, Sores and w.
GERS, OF every description. jun27-ly.
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NOR SALE. Six halgels Of hrstlaie-,4
M q. sale ~ CHAS OuHl.Ad.
sclfciat4r 10, i3Sllt
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Support lhe Mechanic.,

@ support The Mechanic
HIeE respectfully announce to the pub
lie rhaI we have this day entered
into coparthership, ior the purpose of carry
ing on a cheap aud economical business IN
all the departments OF C'drpeaterlag, House
JOINING, cabinet. making. etc We have Ia
ken the oldstand formerly occupied by John
Lennex, where We. are fixing for the prompt
and efficient execution ofall work that NAV
be entrusted To Us. Oar object is TO work
Tor a reasonable reward.
We will have a neat herse, and promptly
fill all orders foe collins. sent to us. Ia this
department, o. prices will be much lower
than that heretofore charged, while our jnbs
shall give entire satisfaction.
We ask of the public a fair trial. being de-
termined to succeed by industry and atten-
ion to bushes. 1gTOrders in orr line, from
town or country, promptly attended to.
-.r...f.. JOSEPH WAY,
AL w. F, BURCiIARD.
W00dG3ke. JuLg &, 81. 81.
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tessWcd open la he past year
Charles iicnry.
takrs tbs occas,oa In 0het hls services
egan t. the pubac, hoping that he viii
be iavo Il with a liberia share olltS patron.
age. lie a. an Cd aud ps,ctieal w1rk u.au.
having eatucd on business number uf wears
and is ron6deut TINT work cntrnsted 10
him VII De promptly, faithfully aud salts
factorily attended to. Blacksmithing IN all
iH varilus branches lac IS prepared to
do, fr IA the simplest to the most diiucpIt
patterns lie will give particriaF atseu.
lion to an
PLANTATION WORK
which may be sent hihi.
MI. GEORGE RlLBEBRilD will receive or
aGfs fpf saskiag of rep2jgilg
WAGONS. MARKET BUCGIES.
&c. &c,--and | ean assure the public
that the iron and woodwork shall be equal
20 the best, let It come from where il may.
20 My Shop remains the same location
as last year.
! ask only tho opportunity, to please The
public.
CHARLES HENRY &CO.
Woodville, Jan'y. ~, 1851 rrF
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w usic! Nusic!!

IPHOLSTERING done in the most
fashionable style. and sofas newly COW
s'ed by SMITH IL RICHARDSON.
Apdl 20, 1851.
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HpROTECTION INSURANCE CON
II a store.

Fancy store.
! TKyHE subscriber respectfully announces to
4 the Ladies and Gentlemen of Woodville,
and his friends in general, that he has lust open.
ed at his store, on Commercial Row, a large
and elegant selection Of fancy aud useful ar
ticles, among which, are the following:
Umbrellas. cotton and silk Gloves all kinds;
Riding-whips. aud Walking-canes; Tooth bru-
shes, Pocket knives and Combs Razors, Ra-
zor-Straps and Shaving soaps Perfumery of
all kinds, colors and scents; Hair oil of the best
quality Soap, Starch, Indigo Candles, Sar-
dimes, Lobslers and Salmons; Preserves, Pick.
els, Currents and Citron Olive oil Bay water
and Catsups; Pecons, Almonds and Brazilian
nuts Filberts, English Walnuts, Oranges, APP.
pies &c. y
ALSO-The best Tobacco and Segars, will
always be kept on hand. together with every
other article usually kept in such establish
ments but which are now too numerous to men.
tion. w. a. HASSELL.
Woodville, February, nth, Is5i-ly.
TIE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
..a E,.... ui WILKINSON County. I
TO Mary j. RoNark, Cathartae M, Rou.
u ark, Barbaya II. Roaark, Joseph Rou-
ark, 'dpd Nancy Rouark,- Heyis and
Distributes Of JOSEPH ROU4RK,
decfdSea :. ''''@
WTOU arc hereby cited to be and APP
u pear before the Probate Court
of Wilkinson County, Mt the Courthouse
thereof, on the first Monday in August next.
then and there TO shew cause i.aIy you can,
why the following described tracts OF lands
should not be sold, to-wit Lot No g, of
Range No 8, west, containing eighty acres;
Los Noe, aud No 7, in section No lG, in
township No 9, range No 5, west. contain.
ing Que hundred and -ixty.five acres, Also,
lots No 5 and 6. OF section No SO, in town.
ship No2, ofraIge No 3, west. containing
one hundred aud slxtytacres. Also. a lot
near The town Of Fort Adams, froutiag upon
the Mississippi river, containing one acre,
more or less, being the same lot conveyed
10 The said Joseph Rouark by Francis Routh
and wife, by deed, dated 3lst OF October.
1882, recorded IN Book G page sos. of the
Record OF Deeds. IN the Probate Clerk, or
fee III said county, and further to do aud
suffer such things as shall be considered and
ordered by the court aforesaid.
WITNESS, the honorable F..
sHAA3. GiLDART. Judge Of the said Pro.
Sc bate Court, at the Courthouse
$3.50 Of said County, the first Mon.
WV day OF June, eighteen hundred
aud 6fty-one. Issued this I'd day Of June,
1851 l22w6l FCONRAD, Clerk.
w
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w. 81 rfuruyN ~ a h@Stt
II l1CIIEN a DAVIS GrNrul CIV
m o1s ED E'go,ios ~ Wac. IL
toss ava gnttasvE Ne. "a Caaal Ityrgt.
Jrtee'n C~usi3mhouss aat River. Sew
oHcans
~ o. DAVIS al Tor The rrv-vrt ~
EVu ID N,atre. and wll d plSAssd 10
forward % lie House IA NeG QfleahS say
o7irr that ulrv D. dssJSd ~ hls inrsdA
Ny % laGn-lv
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For Cott5N Planters, Farmcrs, Carl
nsrs, 4c.
@ 7lstS y,,rltdJ ~ ar v,,tyta,iyt,
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nrcH ItrAs. n. SoRwooo
4 CCAS & NORWOOD. CcAsral ose,Srs
- ". is, Cgnai -. and Ne rs. Crcssnfa 81
New OfloanS IN who fatbt Ne With ordcss
shah have the same promptly attended 10, aud
MesSrs WfightS Elder ef WOoiVtlle. are onr
agents 10 receive and receipt TOT any hlllS
which may be made with Va.
October IS. lS5O-ty.
v>HoMAS HENDERSON q PfALE, Cot
y ton Footors, No. liTcommoa street, New
Orleans,
THOMAS HENDERSON \ CO, Na,chsz
Mississippi
Sept 10 iS5e-6lns
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important Notice.

NEWTON Place. July %, 1850. ~.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

~ ---- N" ILNItFsVIN SVUNTI '
TO Mary J. RoNark, CathariRe M. Rou.
H ark, Bar6ara T.. Ro@ayk, Joseph Rou-
ark, ami Nancy Ronaxk, - eriS and
Distributes Of JOSEPH ROUARK,
Ior1IeeH .Af'tH
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Important!

WoodviIle. july s. Issl-,ds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-26

ALLEGES tina. the Jenny Lind formerly the Ffop'ie-
Tor beng IN want of repairs, was to"eI ,,ni -
the balance dock 1t Peck-ssp. olt ne AitJ',.,l
which had Just been tOwec, also, 70 DC pace o. w
sectional dock adjoining, AZ kutser-snp' ~ ~,
the dock and the j. l. eoui1 not eel ma ',o
hanna would not move. and the } L., IN colse u1I-e'
was made fast 20 her this beng IN tae dtelhoon-
thaf in the evening those on board the AiaDah
the (ass of the jenny Lind, and she suhh. Inc
nresent suit is 10 recover damages.
The suit is defended, on tenah o. the Ala2t-u.r
nv Nessrs Necker & IOckett o. New OIisals
They sav that the 4 was towe4 round to be pace
ON The sectional dock bot the d0cs was o'cupel ~
Inc SHIN sarah and she had TO walt-tha' ne jenny
Ind was brought alongside. but strong fiooi q -e
w. mining and II would have been uns 4ie a. tha
tine TO have attempted 10 move the A-aoam t-.h4t
the seambosss OF plaintiff was at the uuls h5aiily
filed with water and was held up Dy "d,ei 49,
She having { hole in her lower plalaS Iheio W.
no fast nadefrom her to the pier, although lus-
10 he dOIc-the crew LEFT her tine COOK Teinilhei O
hoard ard the others temporarily ABSENT al m
water casks washed away and she began SihH.n5
and settling by the head thai she dragged o'ef 1
Alabama several streaks, and the latter was IN ua
ger of being capsized. The persons oa ooaTd tle 4
chi the forward fastening, and lot hef remain II
tached only bv her stern fast-aiier Whch some q,
those BELONGING 10 her hauled her TO me pier-ili
tba, she dd not sink for several hours aitcr oelA5
taken charge of bv her crew. THE Jenny Lima was
nartjy raised and was being conveyed 70 me BROOK
fvn shore. when the chain broke AMI she sunk IN
deem water-wherc we understand, she stu re-
rnansl II is denied that there was any ialt on the
rart 81 the Alabama Testimony was taken
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DIED.

Janc a, EDWARD. son 81 Samuel 5. and Frances \
Doughty. arod wear and months
The relatives and friends Of the flmil. requested %
attend the funeral al Il B1yo. a oci0cS the morning
Il the 25ih lIst.
IL this CITY, Monday IA rl- ne y. Ms. BETSLG
HAYES. relic; 4 Peer p. HAYES Pc -hSeepsc. AZ
So years Her remains were taken - PoG-9NeC psic
At Austerlitz. Columbia Co. June II. Mr. HOSEA '.
CARNEY, AGED ~ years. months and jdavs.
ON board the steamer Fremont, See, Aprl SIN, wnon
eight days ont from Rio de Janero On her way ClIr-
MIA, Mrs MARIA c McLANE. vlfe If Alien Nc !. ans
L y and daughter Of the late Richard Blche, II PAL
adephia She buried at Valparaiso. ma the foreign
burial ground
At Malaga. MAY 9th al.er shod illness m the "a
year Of his age. CLARENCE PORTE2FIELD, son OF
John Somers Smh l S Consul and grandson OF Charles
Town Of this city.
On Wednesday. June 25. AIr. JOSEPH STEELE. an o.!
and respectable resident Of BROOKLYN r2 years, aged g.
The friends and relatives Of the lmy are requested 20
attend the funeral from MS late residence, u Nam So on
Frlday morning June ~ 10 O'Clock. HIS remains Will
ic tax en- 10 ,reeuwNo Tor lnierncat.
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The Ocean Steamers.

IlsT OF STEAMERS FoR THE MONTH OF JUNE.
Bro. jonathan From y Y lme2 For Chagres
Cherokee ----.- From V lune26 For Chagres.
Humboldt 5000. From June "a. For Havre.
Crescent City From Y June % For Chagres. &C
All Letters and Newspapers hand for England, Ireland
aud Scotland by the first steamer matter OF what
line
Ie.tes the Continent Of Europe by the COLLINS Line
must lC prepaid wtntyouo cents sIu-le rate except FOL
those places required 10 be prepaid IN fnil.
Letters the Continent u Europe 5y the CUNARD Line,
must ne prepaid FIVE single rate, except 20 those
places required - BE prepaid N full.
Letters by the Havrc Line. must he prepaid wcutyfou
cents per half ounce Inland Postage % be added except 20
Great Britain.
Newspapers by either Line 70 the Continent must be pre-
pdd four cents each.
Inland POSTAGE must b. added Letters and Newspapers
81 The Continent Of Europe by the llivc 9n Bremen Lines
STEAMERS TO ARRIVE FR1N EUfofR.
LAFAYETI SID from Liverpool for Pmaoa,p hl. June H.
ATFICt-Saed from Liverpool Cor New orS. Hnc o.
E.LII.- Na-led from LyoIpool Ilr NoH-lnIN june -
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PHILADELPHIA.
Things in Philadelphia.
CORRESPONDENCE OF The Tnbunc.
PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, June %.

CORRESPONDENCE OF ne rDuNc
PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday. June %.
A sad spectacle was witnessed IN MOy-
amensing watcb-hOuSe last night II was The near
ccration Of young and yet beautiful ieinae' mem
Der once OF one OF the first families OF the chief com
mercial city of "a Southern state. Her story Is not
novel in its character. At sixteen years OF age she
was lured from boarding scuOOl by a naval Oinccr
and ruined She became degraded, step by step, I'M
TIL when arrested last evening she was WTC'cncd
inmate OF Smallest, one OF our loves alleys tief
case has excited the deepest cOmmlSerdtOn. She
was committed TO prison this morning.
On Friday last, James II. Colline, OF Newtown, n
J. left that place for this city, to purchase cattle
since which time he hashccn missing. lie had con-
siderable sum Of money IL his possession when ne
left NcwtOwD. Fears are entertained That he has
been fOuy dealt with
ing at the corner OF Pine and Gathcrglll SIS IN con
sequence Of falling from window while engaged Ia
washing IT, She was taken To- the Hospital
Cape May is filling up with visitors. Quite large
numb of our citizens have dccamped Tor that dc
heh,ful watering place during the past fen days
the favorable Of the steamers adyices There
tte export demand f0r FLOUR, and 200 10 800 bo>
fair and good brands sold at - Dbl, winch Is the un
form aSkiEc rates Sale in lots Tor Cy CONSUMPTION a.
23i 81 fOT common and select brands, liti - Lon
choice lots aud extra and fancy brands At higher rates
RYE FLOUR Is steady 4 small sale OF corn MEAL al
RaY description offering, aud no sales 81 WHEAT nave come
under cur notice RYE good demand for disabling at
lie bush There rs very hlc Corn coming IN, and y IS
IN demand Sales # 5000 6O0 bush yellow 70 OK Sc,
ahoat hut principally nj the latter rate OATS less
active. sale Of Peuns' wanna ni arc bush WHISKY X
scarce. Sales of bbis at pic, and hid, at 25c
5000 do 90, "a Mech BA. 2li SiAG0 Lchgh Int, a.
TX Of Penn 49, SIS Read RR 25l S2o1 Nous Canll,
iol Sl@0 Read RR. G. 7a,7 $4,000 do. ~ ,,, .o
Second Boards Rk of Penn, La. SOFA Read RR- 'e-
$50 do, IL. S2,ccO RcUn iit U.s. ~ ff..
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MARRIED..

AtF.shk q TUESDAY. June a. by Rev. Mr. Kpp lSAAC
SHERWOOD 10 VI AIRY. dlu ghisroi Charles l. Da Bus
Esq al IF ihl; place e-,r
In pIlsde ia. Jsne y. hy Fnends CEREMONY, SIA
that CIV. =, =. a..
On Wednesday, jrne 25. a, Brooklyn. y. n nc
Church Of TIE P..-rrs ~ Rev. : St'rTs, IT, DANIEL
p ADAMS late Of NcwhuryporI, Mass 20 CATHARtHE
L eldest daughter of John A Ackcy Isl ~ rfoosyn
June IS hv Rev William ASmln. OF New.tS. ,.
SARiUELCHADWiCk OF NeNara - JANEC. RltCAlE
II tbs city -
on TUESDAY, morning June q. br Rev Or Hardcnhlrgh.
JOHN r. cROOT 80 Miss HARY NICHOLS, all 81 las
city.
Ga wednesday June -. hv Rev. SPENCE II Conc ID
JOHN 4. SHUTS - EAIELiNE, O.. s-l,cs "a: E@ra ?
Dly.s. ID u ti.ls city. . ,.
on "Wednesday. fame IS. hy Re- La' Jones. JOHN
DECKER 20 " ARIA Lou ISA. daughter ~ the ltc WI
liam Hsvs. ala a. this CITY. -
Ianc a bv Rev Afr Thmcher. ar WI. J.. WEN
MTLLto Gi,s CHARLOTTE ANGEY me, Do.h %
tins city. -
Wednesd.v Irne g. ly Rev Dr Price. G. IL DUR
BROW 20 HErTY WARD, both ofths city.
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Foreign Porfa.

Cleared at Quebec June 49, bark Ellen Mitchell. Dan
dee
Al Bermuda june Is. brys Principe. Fuller I'm NYork
lust arr, HaTe., Mitchell NYofs 10 sal fr Cuba in I
fe d s; scL Denmark. r. hos or Baltimore ln wee.
A. Calcutta & pli 2i bark Hollander Caagan for b ,
tcn. at 70 days Ship Scsaup0re. Johnson fJr London
Ees gong dow the ryer
\, smyrna nth ut bark " Coffin "a ina f3r NYork
idg. farG Co.ncla was H0t ~ port
Al Malta ~ INST, brig Eyeils, BIZ Tor Boston dg SD
zltn bars hlmosa Scwel. Boston.
AZ Gibraltar Sd ms, ship Calcutta W0sdsde get. M
ready IN heaye down. Br bns Sterling, efre reported
brlli ant from Aha f1r NforH
Al Liverpool ith INST, ships Moses Wheeler KING .or
Boston pm mot clearedl hOrson. Thompson dschgrg
70 lad I"f Ne"-Syleals; Vim Nelson, Cheeyer from Do
Just arrived
Al san an, ca, DIST tt schs Kokeno. Soark. from
Ne~-OrleaAs, wte cargo Maaa from Chagres DO s,5o
Laura from $ Thomas, De- SID brig Daniel H1atiey (Rr
A. sa'aHlia erh ult, SCH J Loaand, Chapman. for
Havana. .dg "
~ Ponce PR 81 .a;, sch Atlantic, Burgess mot Coz.
for Newtu-yport
Az 81 John, PR, 9Th INST schs President. palels,~l
rom Bristol ri, dlsg, Caroline Treat HOPKINS fr New
fefk, ldg. Laura, Woacfori. f1r Baltimore 3 davs
Entered Tor loading at Quebec 18Th INST shrs Michael
9nselo wilson, Tor Liverpool. Jas Nesulth Watts do
Al aTdehas, I'm INST bars LIVES fyr PhilaleDhia
Liss Amer'a Decker from and f0r New rleans a. T.
Curtis. IL New Yora soon
AZ - Cfon l2ih inst, bu-s Julia MoultJn and + Wright
i1r NYOrk Ids 49, " 7'-
A. Baracoa 18th INST. sch Eudoras Of NV Bedford or
ai-r eachl leKt day
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
BERMUDA.
Bermuda Tariff for 1S5l-'<- = - ~.
Correspondents Of The Tribune s, ,n,. -

B.rmuda Tariff for 1881 -52-i"e
Correspondence Of The Inounc'
ByRxUpA, sunday, June TO-
E,o,s TsrBUxE: 1t may be interest
commercial readers 10 know that the
n Assembly OF these Islands has Jus' dsi0oN
-. -. tariff ofIs5l-52, imposing duties on ihp'i'S
~ 80 po,nuda With the exception OF the article o.
on which reduction Of duty has taken place.
enc Tar,a remains the same as last year, namely
xUine Is OIL the gallon, and 10 per cent al m Al
eohol Brandy, Gin. WHISKY, shr19 di1 ~, ore
~ ,bc GALLON Rum Is I'll the gallon. MAN LIQUOR ,;
CO, and Perry l5s the hOgshead or IN Hoiuos 4
,be DOZEN. Cicars IS per thousand toDacco al
snuf I'd Der 10. oxen and Cows, As per hea1'
On All other articles except suchas are included III
the following lis; Of exemptions duty at ana amer
the rate OF per cent I'D caL'
Jrsr or ExENPTIoNs.- imQle menu
-. plonobs Harrows, Scarihers, Rollers, See1
natter Com shelters. Corn Mills, Hay FORKS, hay
Rakes Iron Rakes, Potato FORKS, Weeuh5 NJ,
Scythes Reaping Hooks Chan Cullets, - 10 Az
Knives and machinery for the Mahulec'IiS p,,,sb
row Root. Bullion, Books. not Reprints, OF BRUSH
Publication Coins, Goals for use OF steam tesSes
carving II NJ mails, Diamonds, fresh Fuhl., icei
Nanures Specimens Of Natural History, flahls anu
Trees for planting, Provisions and stores ioI inc II
nv Navy and Convict Establishment, Passengers
Rsgqsoe Apparei and Professional Appuatu>;
Sb1Ibs. seeds for Planting, Fresh Vegetables ana
Potatoes Whaling implements ana Boals
With respect 10 other news, have nothing OF mo
rent 10 report Heavy rains last night, Raye' IN some
measure relieved the islands Of the severe orou'h
III, bae nrevailcd here for the last two months
The dlsiinaWshet l2d Regiment OF HIgMaaders iids
let our shores for Halifax, and ITS place mere hS
been supplied by The seth Regiment, rom ulD,aii;
Sir George Seymour the no" AuliiIti' WIN ~
bcnce to.rrorrov for Halifax in his Flagship the
cumberland a. Several Anoncan Nhaimg brig
antines and SchOOncrs have been in sight OF lhese
Islands for the last seven days-some OF mem have
ottaned fresh yego tables from the shore Inc Dig
swan fby which this letter goes carneS a superior
Iot of ripe new Potatoes and Onions ioryour maSet.
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Arrived.

SHIN Clfor Ine.r>oI Nee-Orleau, ~ Is mise % Ssn-
Thompson Tho ha, lid heas y r gales oath 10
Sip Ja.on. Dams. Ne- ofleans Ma, 90 mise t, Eros,
ship osv,so Cornell New Orleans. % DIS, mdse 90 T
Bari D,nc of Prospect, Midget carlenas IS is. STE
Sard tars Equator Dorto Bahia q ds sugar 20 Mason
Pia.s lax Paadn. Bgsdahr M4rseil.as, q ds, mise to
Oriental barb Enrique Asche.e SIouteydeo 90 ds giaao
Is b1- Dolphin Thomas J Pase Lieut. Commander
~ CaIf,In,a sd Nav g Game Clc IN NYork f,r Cali
lora. 1ag 20. Aad spmng her malnnast the pas
sage The Dolphin sailed fn China the 2zl July, 1850
va Manila B.ua Islands. Sandwich Islands. san Fran
CISCO Dec G. Va aIa4sl March g. AMI r. Janelro Ma
y. Let a. NaraIalso. f-ute laran, a. anchor u
the narur the - Mars having sailed for CalaO The
Dolphin sailed fr 70 Nelv-l o-S Ma. lGiS.
Brig NatsL ~ Llncolg'llle Morse, Po-taa-Pla'',
Is. tobacco Oh BecAtT J. Graves
Br brs Alti5n. Jones Humaoo, PR, IS Is. suglrto Z
Bng Ea.dw.n. Montgomery Kingston. coai f.r New
- Pa1.beaor, lot waiiob5rol Davis Turks Island 9
d, salr fo fucker 4 Ilghfnourne.
Nor bn- Fay4urii,n. .DIrse. P.ermo. 81 Us. ff, 90
Brg tuscan. sayo, Baenos Ayes. - d. hides " to
Bns Clinton Andrews. Charleston j.. cotton anil rice
9 Geo B-tly. The Xperencad severe gale from tas
Z If Charleston. Wi, b lastCl DAYS
,Br 5rs Dsfach. Hogs Donegal. = is. IA ballast %
b Ing Pearl. Welsh. Hunacoa PR Il d. moasses to
Rrs No, Jordan. Barcelona III INST. coffee and hides
20 Brett ose.
Bro Ceb-nser sinclair New Orleans 2e d. corn . Nc
Cav. Poster Co. vessel O. r Inns s. CO.
Br bag Emporium. Cu-ter sag Ia Guinde June u,
gar and n.llsseS to n Hleidorn-
b1z Tlumvraie, AIeados LeEhom, So Dis marble sc
% Barclay X Livingston
SCI sarah Ann Roc Cie,t Baltimore Ids Mise to NAL
LEI = Lsrd
Sch La1sou Dean. Timer. Rockl4al. is. lime
sch Ccrlela, F-la.aAt, Boston is mdse % Dayton
SJrl-ue
Sci New York, Coodsei Boston. ds mdse TO Dayton =
Sprague
1 sen Oreson. - R0rd11t. coal. bound . Portland:
Br son Enerprse Patterson, Liverpool Ms 20 ds coal
20 master
sci Hannah Abigail MuroA, Kingston coal, bound TO
Portland,
jos judith Ward Andersen, Kingston, coal. bounI 20
NewturroTt.
SD Nelson H-l Lawrence, Portland c. stone bound
to b..
s. r. '.a brown, R-c--ris, P-1a3e,rhla esl.t5 ad
Sci l,es ttJsge.- Afachias is lumber
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-r; ei he .rso ~ ship isaac AT ut = in t.s.re
before reported
o Seh Hudson. Berry, Mayasue7 d Is, nc.asses O. II
Segtt-nayG & SoEs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-26
Special Meeting of the Board of Aldermen.
PprsENr.-MoRGAN MoRGANs, Esq., Pfe

PPEsEYT. MORGAN MoRGANs, Esq, Pre-
sjdent AID Dodge Oakley, Chapman. Kelly. STnh Ba.
Haws Miller Cook, Bard, Brtton, DelanatcT IahAli4
Conckln and Dooley. r IA
The president bong AZ roll call ON notion OF Ald
Miller AID Smith appointed President, pro y "a,
The President stated tha' the BoIrd was c3nVenei n %
susnce he call Of hrs Honor the Ma On the op"s
NEw-lORK, June. q.
Tho Mavor Is requested TO cal Speia Meeting 81 me
Board Of Aldermen Wednesday evening, the ON INST
al O'Clock p " for the purpose Of recevn ana ach@
upon the nomination Of COmns- 1aJr ~ streets di'
Iamus in place If Heman W. Ch.lds. dec aSed.
Oscar W Sturterant, 81 Ward W. A Do0iey, l9lh 90
Morgan Morgans ~ do Geo. II. Franklin, I'm 40; Jas
n Ball OH DO: Ezra smith, 8,h do Joseph B-tt2n' IN
do James NJ Bard 18th do, Roht T Haw,, 10TH do Jo-
mas r. ConcklIn, 18Th do
On motion Of AID Chapman the reading OF the nin'eS
Of the last meeting was dispensed with.
The following message was received from His h'h'If ir
Mayor; ia. TO-,
To the Honorable NJ Board of Aidcrncn.
GENTLEMEN hereby nominate Nj aeon l. D'dse :"
the Office OF Commissioner Of Streets and Lamps an sub
mt the same for continuation IN pursuanc OF the require
menis Of the amended charter. - ~ -,
Wheroupon. the question being taken on sna n)m.na
ton u confirmed division, w AID D1ic', sur,
tcyant Oakley, Chapman, Kelly, the President, An
smith Rail- Haws Miller Cook Bard Brltton, Deiama-
ter FIanklii Concklin and Dooey-H
An invitation received from MAJOR c. rrit >tn'-
ford to the hOn0rs OF marching salute ron IN
First Division Of Y Militia, IN front Of the CITY t'
on the All Of july next at 10 O'Clock A NJ, winch &C.
cepted- and on motion Of Aid SureVant. the CLERK was
directed to notify the members Of the Board Of Assistants
of the same.
On motion # AID. Bnt;on. the Board then adjourned
ID f. VALENTINE. Clerk.