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FARM FOR SALE.

FARM FOR SALE.
will sell my Farm the road from st. Paul TO 81
Il Anthony, under lease A. ID. Foster, and at
convenient distance both places well Mendoza
The place consists Of l20 Of woodland and mead
40 cleared and under fence, and in this
The quality OF the soil Is equal u not superior,
to the road and surpassed for agricultural
purposes in Minnesota. IL has unfsmg pond OF good
water some in extent, and good log cabin, &C.
Persons wishing TO purchase will please apply TO me
by letter, at Kcnosha, Gate Somhpor) Wisconsin.
ROBERT D. CLARKE.
July 81, 1851. l5-tf
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SELECT SCHOOL.

FuNHE subscriber would announce the citizens of ST.
Paul, that h. intends to commence school in the
Lower School House in st. Paul Monday the 4th day
OF August neat liberal support is respectfully re-
quested. f. 5. TERRY.
July "a, 1851. l4-2t
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NNIIOIEsALF Gre, FER, Commission and Forwarding
w Mercha"ts, and general steamboat agent, has in
store and TO arrive by early arrivals, the following ar
clcs which he oilers TO the trade at the lowest for
cash, at No. 50, Steam Boat Landing, CaIena.
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PRINCE CO.'S MELODEoNs.

LOOUR of these superior Instruments for sale at man
II ufacturers prices, by J. BROOkES,
July 81, 1851. O4 Galcna, Illinois
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WANTED

WANTED
- n Acres Of Land broken within l-2 miles of
n cO town. Apply AT the Office of the OUTFIT.
july Ri, 1851 IA
lust received $50 pieces Musqutoe Bar. For sale b!
81 July "a. lli-3tl ELFELT Il BROS.
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THE GRAEFEN8EgG
GREEN MOUNTAIN OINTMENT.

Invaluable for Burns Wounds, sprains Chblans Corns
Sores, Swellngs Of all kinds Rheumatism, Eryspeas
Bronchitis, Scrofula Ulcers Pains in the Side and Back
Immediately relieved, Inflammation of the Bowels and
for ell cases where there is Inflammation.
MA RSHALL'S UTERINE CATHOLICON
certain cure for Proapsus UeT, and for most of the
distressing complaints incident TO Females. Prepared
by DIR. THEO. POMEROY, Of Utica, solely for the
Graefenberg Company.
The other GIacieDbery Medicines are-Eye Lotion
Health Biters Cosumptive Balm, Children's ranaeea
Fever and Ague Fills, Lidby's Pile Ointment sarsapa
N Compound.
GRAErESBERG
MANUAL OF HEALTH.
A complete handbook of medicines lcr families
Price SO cents.
Oillce 2i4 Broadway \. Y.
CAUTION.
The public is requested bear in mind that everything
prepared by the GTaecDberg Company has their seal
upon il.
LOCAL AGENTS.
Hchcox and Kellogg, 81. PAUL; J. H. Stevens and
Geo. W. Sweet, for BENTON Co.
Where any of the above medicines NAV he obtained
of the undersigned at the depot Of the Company, in
jackson street, 81. Paul.
THE ~WESTERN WORLD"
family newspaper, published in New York, will be
furnished CAUTIOUSLY to all persons purchasing any
Of the Graefenberg medicines
J. CRAWFORD BURBANK,
General Agent for MINI. ferry.
ST. Paul, June 10, 1851. 9-Iy
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q. X. W EST,
Storage. Forwarding and Commission
Merchant,
On the Leuee, Dubuque, Ioroo.
NNTHOLESALE and Retail dealer In Foreign and Do
w mestc Fruits, Candies Nuts, Spices, Family Gro
oeres, Produce and Provisions Ornamental and Fruit
Trees, Plants EverGrcens Shrubbery Grass, Garden,
and Flower Seeds, &c, DC.
n B.-Seamboats hotels, and private families, fur
nished with good articles the lowest market prices,
and delivered free Of charge
Dubuque, lowe, May 2st, 1851. 6-tf
FuNHE undersigned would inform the public generally,
that he has strong and permanent enclosure With
the necessary sheds and accommodations, adjoining his
Warehouse AT the Steamboat Landing In Dubuque for
the convenience of those having cattle horses Sheep
hogs to ship from this point also, for the accom-
mediation Of farmers and Others coming into this city
with loaded wagons Hay and grain kept constantly on
hand, for sale at reasonably low prices.
G. II. WEST.
Dubuque, Iowa, May 2lst, 1851. 6--tf
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RARE CHANCE!
very desirable location for sale, Of one hundred ant
"A sixty acres of land situated between this place
st. Anthony. Any person in want OF good timberet
land with splendid fish lake adjoining, would do vel
by nquiring Immediately of the undersigned, who ma,
be found nj w. NJ. S,eese's Cabinet shop.
JOSEPH L. BOWMAN
st. Paul, July "a, 1851. last
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ATTACHMENT,

TIME Defendants Daniel NJ. Fraser and Cornelius g.
Il Whitney, will take notice that Writ of Attach
ncnt has been sued ont Of the District Court Of the
County of Ramsey, and Territory of Minnesota against
the said Defendants in favor of said Plaintiff and the
property Of said Defendants attached which writ was
issued for the Of hundred and twenty
dollars and thirty six cents; and that the win
for hearing the September term of the said
District Court, for the said county of Ramsey.
BABCOCK, AMES & WILKINSON,
Attys for Plaintiff.
June & 1951
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STEAMBOAT EXCELSIOR.
SAINT PAUL AND DUBUQUE PACKET.
The Steamboat Tiger,

SAINA A Il AND DU BUaU z FANhEI {.
The Steamboat Tiger,
A regular trader between Dubuque and St Paul will
IN arrive at ST. Paul every Saturday. and depart every
Monday morning. For fre hit passage, apply board
or TO VIM. H. Randall, at the Lower Landing, ST. Paul
June 10, l65l.
ST. PAUL AND ST. LOUIS PACKET.
gavHE Steamboat DIR. FRANKLIN No. 2, Will arrive
at St. Paul Saturday the LIST OF June, and every
alternate Saturday thereafter until farther notice. with
immediate despatch Galend, ST. Louis and ntermedi-
ale ports. June l9, l65l--9
TEAMBOAT DR.. FRANKLIN MOL
WILL arrive at Saint Paul in time depart early
w every Monday for Galcna. For freight pas
sage apply on board June 70, lS5l.--9
THE STEAMBOAT GOV. RAMSEY.
~IIIL leave ST. Anthony for Sank Rapids every
w Monday and Thursday, after dinner, Connec
with the arrival and departure of the lower boats
Paul. June ~, lS5l.--9
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LIME.

VOHN r. IRVINE will keep constantly on hand, and
- for sale, prime article of fresh lime.
ST. Paul, July 8, 1851. ii
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Hats and Caps.
ii. r. M'CLOSKEY.

AHIRTS..~A fine assortment of white and printed
- shirts, ofetery guslity and price For sale nv
Galena, June l. r.. II. & n. r. CORWITU
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On the morning OF June T. on board Of the steamship
Union, from New Orleans for New York. Mrs OaAsorrx
CAROLINE MkssirG, wife Of DIR. J. Y. Mensing OF New
Orleans, aged % years and months, after lingering
disease Of twelve years.
Suddenly, at Sharon Springs on June 8, OF chronic
gastritis, CHARLEs PaRsHALL, Esq, aged ~ years.
His friends and the friends OF the family respect
fully invited to attend his funeral from his late resi-
denee, Ravenswood L. without further invitation,
Wednesday, nth inst, at o'clock. The steamer Asto
ria leaves foot Of Beckman street, at O'Clock.
On Monday, June g. of dropsy in the head uRAcy
daughter Of DR. Samuel L. and Sarah GriSwold
The relatives and friends invited TO attend the
funeral Tuesday afternoon at O'clock from No 3ss
Fourth street, corner Of Mercer.
On Monday evening juno 3, RoB.RT OcpES, infant son
Of Allen and Calanthe L. Dodworth aged years and
months.
Funeral services at their residence, No AS Droome
street at o'clock this afternoon The friends of the
family respectfully invited to attend.
In the city Of Washington; bn Saturday June I MA
RIon EcKroRp. the wife Of Lieut. r Stanley u g. Navy,
and daughter OF Y. X. Tillou.
The funeral will take place from st. Johns Church,
this afternoon at O'Clock Tho friends Of the family
invited to attend, without further invitation
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-
Arrivsd-shlps Museengsrs, Newport, Brcemsrhaycn.
PhAtelphs brS Candsce Boston; sehrs hsdors br ber
mudsi Oxford, Providenee -, -.
Arrivea-ship Argo, Benson, Cslcutts. hsreh S Ia.
g. Ion 81 ~ " shir Navigator, OF Boston from Cal
outta miles With her The experienced he's
w the Gulf Stream 5st ut hich lasted days
named Edward Esherse vas ost overheard en- the
10th March.
Packet, galway.
Cleared-Ship Nsrfolk, NOrieans -.
Arrivsd-sehr Palaee, SYork-
Cleared 6th-Schr Augusta Jane, krorb -.
q.led-IIsrrset Jessie, NYork, schrs Aibioa. do @
nosu.K. June 2
Arrived-ship Scotland, Liverpool
Arrivsd-skip Bssns, Liverpool -
lrr,vsa-p.niel B.ler NYork Shepard, do Mount Yer
n0'' PORTLAND, June IS
Arrved-Bark A Perley, ksriel.
Cleared-Brg Henrietta, Havsna. -,
Arrivsd-schr Minerva NYork. -
Arrved-shp A.hlsnd, SYOrh briss Augusta, do Lyrs
CLEARED 7th-Brigs Ersel, and Telegraph. NYoh
sailed-Brig Ottoman, Boston, sehr Joses, rrorr
Arrvsd-sehr. Ann Maria, Albany Queen Of ,hs Caps,
York. r,,.,-,x.
WhREHAS, JuneL
Arrived-sehr New Regulus, Baltimore.
Sailed Tth-Schr Alexander M, Phfadelpha.
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From baltimore.

TATE COLLECTOR or BALTIMORE A DRPAULTgR-rrfE
cosDES MURDERS, ETC.
B.LrrMoRr, June Q. 1851
Ths afternoon Mayor Jerome sent specsl message
70 the City Councils announcing that the late City
Collector has been found 70 be dssuter the
OF $4,000 II alleged that the Collectors Clerk o.
tanned the money and screened himself BY false entries
The gentleman implicated has surrendered his property
20 hi -urets, and asserts that have been made
In making up the accounts which when rectiaed will sa
tisfactory explain natter
The conviction Of william Shelton for the Cosden
murder, sd not take place till IL o'clock on Saturday
night The trials Of Murphy aud Taylor have been
moved 10 Ekton Roberts viii be tried at Chestertown
A man named Harden, a negro, was hung by Lynch
law" at Milton Florida the 18th ult, for numbering
q man named smith.
The German concert tonight at tho Front thea
tre, WA crowded TO OVERLOOKING and was very splendid
affair.
1he Southern mail has reached here
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TeIegrspbic Reports.

baltimore, June o. 1851.
The sales a -four AZ markets day we're 500 bbs
Howard street at 81 49,, and 900 City Mills at 81 Is
~ Is.
CHaRLFsroN, June g. 1851
The sales Of cotton yesterday 90 bales at Cd
oaic.
ALtkSr, June 2, 1851.
The receipts since last have been q -four { 500
bbls wheat. 500 bushels; corn 900 bushels The
demand for -four Ia moderate and the market IL heavy;
aaes 81 900 bbe at 81 ~ 81 so for straight state
and IS "a ~ 05 for Michigan Corn il steady at sa
turdsys rates 1900 bushels sold at SOC for yellow
round and 81 &c. for mixed Western Sales made
a 600 bushels rye Mt 72isc Oats duh and lower
sales u 900 bushels, at 81 a sc
BrrFAto, June ., 1851.
The receipts At this port since Saturday have been
Four 1900 barrels wheat 700 bushels corn 285 100
bushels Flour u In moderate demand and prices tend
eighty downward small sales ~ Michigan at 50 so a
a. So Prime wheat IL firm and In demand while com
descriptions dull sales 900 bushels ut &c for
ohio Coru heavy owing 10 the large receipts 2Ogo0
bushels changed hands At lie for Western mixed Ohio
whiskey sells at 20bc Preghts unchanged
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before the lion. Judge Nason.


ACTION AGAINST An APOIlfEcARY FOR VENDING
wrong MEDICINE.
Jp~E o-GsOrge Frederick Stiliis Is Phiip WIskeman
The plaintiff In this complaint alleges that on the 25th
~ June 1850 he being udbposed sent the prescription
81 his attending physician 70 the defendant who ia an
spothecsry and druggist in this city, that the defendant
prepared other medicine than that which prescribed
and plaintiff having taken H. became aarmingiy m and
suffered in his general health for two months afterwards
Damages laid at 600
Martin schultz, young lad, son n the plaintiff being
and examined by Mr.. Chedrey deposed thst bis
mother sent him for medicine 70 Mr. Wlskeman's the
Apothecsry IL Hudson street and that Mr. W told his
clerk TO hand 10 thu witness my mother gave father
spoonful ~ the medicine and a. he took II he
vomited blood, and ran out q bed and drank paifu
~ water my mother got him another pail Of water he
drank IT, and round the saying be should die
he rubbing himself all over and said he was on hre
witness for the doctor but he not ready u
and his father said he could not wait any longer
and another doctor sent fer FIVE quarts o. milk
ordered which his mother boiled his father caught at 4
m q swallowed II all down.
The defence j. that the medicine furnished was In
accordance with the prescription After further
testimony MIR Clinton asked the Court " II mise the
Complaint The complaint wac d,smssed
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sLLLwoRTg. Jsass.Asr sehr Esr'. Nrerk. aa ~
sv ssis: ss.. .sAr o.vs.. Smith rAu
d;s; sSB Esi Be An. E..s.. 1
dIoUCEsTER Juno s-cid brig Amazon P.l.fsr. is.rs-
LEwEs Jsass ship With painted pert
Emsin nom HsvHna .ad about sOhrs. sis
o. 9s sst s. ark o
last evening Some fifty schrs outward bssa
which x.rs hi: msr,,.s u.
s st. JOHN Nh and Isaac carr. for Boz
SS AN TN sapsais fishing Mersnso
S Ss s sS d. ss.
s with a Of an, s ss
En- a sSS be next A. n a This ss
ss5
ley ,ssgso esipsis FrsHsS aasssaS Gard
vita nsxsTs css. Chase d; Sesasr Sasssss.
wsss
peergis Allen dY salem ibrl Gibson; I,nardon
iS for as es Ess.n chs
dros for NYOrk; Beck Avery wig fs Asreiiois ses
MAY A,r S5s TspS r.s
' NEW an ss ss s.ss sss h.,. m.,
rG5sH kcS if Hhsey Chase ks sr
Auains steele, N1ork Cid Hero, SAWYER.
Boston; Com Tucker Cox Newburyport JOS Pots Cris
sy NYok; Passao Bowen Sing Sing Sarah Louisa Miner.
NLondon; VIM II. Brown Stony Point; TAbtha Hannah,
Framile NYork: sOOps Compton. Norris Poughkesp-
sie Jayne, Hulse, do.
PORTLAND. June SaArr bark Mari. Jersey, Dsvs Hs-
ysna EelIs Norfoki Lusreta, SYOrk CID brig Note.
PORTSMOUTH June 4-Arr sohrs Ceylon. York. Norf,ks
Mozart Rondou Nancy Mills and Mary Lansdon. NYorks
ST MARKS May 22-sld schr Laura Jane Allen NYork.
SAVANNAH. June Arr brig Roamer Nichols Port
land, via Boston.
In port Sd, ships Aabam. t Ludlow. disg; Eli Whit
ney Hayden for Liverpool Sterling Henderson, State
Comssk NYorA; Marion Johnson DO; Harvard.
for Liverpool John Cumming Dwight dol Rcbt Parker.
iBr) Murphy for Liverpool Ammerland loldl Fehr FOG
hremen brigs Wilson Fuller Lewis for NYerk hetamors.
Haskell DO nsnriss;. pSHsi s.tm'Js G,lysr Jsnss
Mckenzie, for Boston; Paragon, McNeEy for Bstmors
Ottoman, Ray dsg; Transit tDutoh) Smiit ldE Rush.
Curtis do; Carcna Gilkey for Boston, Telegraph Rtch.
for EYort schrs Greiner Peterson for PbAdslphia<
Challenge Clark, for Boston Harvest Wright DO;
Jones Look for NYork; Wrath Talbot. Rookand Arai
dn, wass for York. VIM Henry, Anderson. quarantine
Randall Blsoi WELL for NBedford; Mary jane PerkAs.
Bath, Ne; Medium. Donald. ldg
SALEM. Juns6 brig Sarah Ann tBrL London.
THoMAsToN. June 2-Arr brig Matamoras, York Rivess
schrs Mataponi do Sd, Richmond NYork. Sid 3d. brig
Commaqud Brown, NOrieans sohrs Lucy Blake, Hawes,
and Mary Crockett, Crockett, NYork.
WILMINGTON June 6-Cld schrs II. Brewster. Horte..
7th hrs Nile tBr) Park. st Kits schr Chas Mills Fran
WASHINGTON NC. May 29-Arr schrs Geo Henry. stsr-
ling WIndie 3lst Rachel Smith. Boston; 1s Pact
WARREN RI. June 6-Brs L Walton for Havana (asA
Ragged Islandl, anchored below.
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RY TEL r G r A r II
From washington.

3
r-.k MISSION TO EUssIA-rHR PRESIDENCY or THE
PHILADELPHIA MISr-MAIL DERASGENESrS-Ar-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or LAND wARRaNs, Rrc.
Josiah Randall gets the mission to Russia aud Doctor
Eckars, the Presidency Of the Philadelphia Mint
The Eastern mail failed this morning The failure, l
san informed, between New York and Philadsi'
phia owing it is reported to the excursions made BY
tho stesmbosts charged with the mail The Postmaster
General has concluded TO tine the delinquents two hun
sred dollars for each failure Everybody misses the
Herald this morning
Lewis sutton Of Baltimore has been appointed by the
President, Appraiser at Large, vice Hugh W Evans,
resigned
Ii Is rumored that the Secretary OF War has preferred
charges against Gen Taeott, Of the Ordna nce bureau
and ord Court Martial TO be composed OF thirteen
Generals
The Marshal Of Michigan has brought on and deliver
ed 10 the Marshal of this District William Brown, to
answer various charges Of forgery Of land warrants in
default of $50 600 bail He committed for trial AZ
the Criminal Court The accused is brother OF Benja
min Y Brown, late a government clerk, and hdate
for situation Of doorkeeper of the House Of Repre-
sentstives, against whom indictment for forging
Treasury vouchers is also pending but he Is yet large
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The Industrial Congress-Suicide

ALBANY, juno ., 1901
Tia Industrial Congress, this morning, unanimously
nominated Hon. Isaac Walker, of Wisconsin q their
candidate President Of the United States but they
esolvcd not to make a nomination for Vice President
Horace Greeley would probably have been chosen had
they made one Greeley would be excellent candi-
date for such = piebsn concern.-Ep. HEIuDl There
Ia no further before the convention and it will
adjsurn to morrow morning
A man named william IL. Cox. OF st Louis, committed
suicide at Congress Hall, in this city last night about
nine O'Clock He cut his throat from with
razor and died Immediately He arrived Saturday
from Troy, in the day boat lie left letrr stating
that he accused Of robbery and pursued, and
committed the rash act rather than be arrested and
victed he could not establish his innocence although
declaring himself 30 with his dying breath.
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The Late Horrible tragedy at Roxbury,

From the Boston Courier. June
One Of the most distressing events that has oc-
CURED in this neighborhood for many years, took
place at Roxbury on Saturday evening A man
named Epbraim l.. Dsggett, Of Hope, Me, had
been noticed, a. If laboring under some religious
halluctnation, wandering about the city during
Friday. and called at several houses. lie repre-
aebted that be was subject to epleptio Hts, and
pleaded great poverty, and begged food. Among
other places, he called at the house Of DR. Train;
but the doctor not being ut home, Daggett inquired
for the residence Of Rev Mr. Trafton, and being
told where it was be lett and proceeded 10 that direo
tion though IL does not appear that he called upon
the clergyman
On Saturday morning, about eleven o'clock, he
called at the house ofDr. a. J Cummings, who re-
sides IN Church ela. ;, kugRles street, near the
Freewill Baptist Church he said he hungry,
and that he willing to chop wood, or do any
other jobs about the house, for bis dinner. He was
supplied with food and after dinner lotcrei about
the house until six o'clock, when he was furnished
with tea. The doctor went out about seven o clock
ON a professional errsnd, leaving Daggett who
aeon aitcr complained Of pain IN bis heart lie
asked leave TO sit At the kitchen ERE FOR the purpose
IL warming his feet, and permission was granted
lie subsequently entered the sitting room, still
complaining Of pain, took a seat, untled bis neck
handkerchief, opened his shirt bosom, and said he
wanted to see Ir Cummings Ills strange man
pcr alarmed Mrs. Cummings, and she asked Mss
Crosby, who present, 70 60 and call ~ some o.
al, neiRhbots. Miss Crosby, who was holding ~
lker Lair m Cummii e. daughter, child about
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Foreign Malls.

I,t., p.rs fer Haitian and Liverpool steamer Can
ss. from Boston will close At the ExohanTs Reading Room
(7 Exohang wall strset this day, Oth last at quarer
Letter. b.s. ,esmer Georgia Havsns and Csforns
will AZ the Exchange Reading Room No nfonAns'h
on wednesday, 18th inst. -. -.
. orrson sonth p.eiao and San Francisco will close
a. ths Exchange Reading Room tT sxchanseh friday
Az Fspress Mail for Chasres, Kingston, San Jann ~
South Pacific san Francisco snd Ureson w 49,
18th inst O..
letter Bass for Rio Janero, per steamer Golden usss
will close the Exchange Reading Room t kschanSeb on
Letters esS ss the Residing Room 70 sny part
~ ,soys Letter BAG .rs also - Kssyon, Wall
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NOMINATION OF DASIEI. WEBSTER FOR PRESIDENT
SHADRAcH RESCUE CASE-MSALLY, THE
MURDERER, NOT FoUND-U. ). FRIoATE, CUMBER-
LAND, ETC.
BosroS June 0, 1851
paper, with the following preamble has been hume
rouAy signed to-day in the Exchange The signatures
include many of oar influential citizens
We nominate Daniel Webster for President ofthe United
States because he is lover of liberty, faithful
friend his and its Institutions and the defender
of the constitution under which live; because his patriot
consultation to be vioatsd favor portion Of the
country for the bepeht another because BY his cslm
wisdom and high he has
done foreign and intes
under his administrator the
sttuto1 will be upheld toe laws enforced the Union
snay because ais long faith
ful to his mathess talents his stern integrity and
his exalted patriotism
Lewis Hayden coored second hand clothes dealer Of
some property put trial this morning for aiding
in the Of shadraoh The prisoner defended by
the Hon j p Hale and r II Dana This case presents
the same features as the former one.
The house Of McNaly the murderer Of Charles Smith,
searched Saturday evening suspicion being
aroused that be concealed there but traces Of
him found
The BY the burning Of the steam works yesterday
morning. Is estimated at $4,000. The buildings were
insured
The body Of Edward Mann announced missing
week since from his home at Concord. H., has been
found in the Merrimack river
BY the arrival Of the ship Argo, from Calcutta this
forenoon. learn that the U :. frigate Cumberland
passed Gibrslter the 10th ult. for Boston On the
18th the wind shifted Goralser and about 100
sail got under weigh, and passed the rocks.
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Dissol alton OF the Contract Between Jenny
Lind ard Barnum.

PHfLApELrHlA, June Q, 1851.
By mutual arrangement made 70 day between Jenny
Lind and Bsrnum, their engagement terminates with to-
nights concert She is to carry out the arrangements
made by Barnum and give the two concerts advertised
here Her intention to give several concerts in other
portions Of the country on her account. Barnum
gs to the Worlds Pair per the North America the
18th inst
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SHIP PING

NOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT. TO ARRIVE SEVERAL
days In advance Of tho u s. MaiThe and snlea-
did steamship UNION Thomas 8. Budd, commander, wiz
leave Pier NO Monday June It, at o'clock precisely
Rate Of freight reduced 30 cubic foo bills Of
iadng signed by the Purser board For freight pas
sage, apply to
sPopFoRD. TILEsToE & CO. IS South street.
To avoid detention in dsehsrgng cargo. shippers
quested to despat III bill Of lading by the steamer
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PpuaDrIprs. June q.-fyra Bsdrs-siDp Tennessee
Sc 81 100 L. s. g. ~. lss 400 Ksu,iuEtou Watsr work
Sc a. 40 shares Reading Railroad. 81 " 100 DO sii do
81 "a 80 do. 3lh: 6Udo BIZ; sD do syn ii II 100 do
81 100 DO. 5a Harrisburg Railroad, ~ 10 Mechanics
Bank, 2L .1sr Safss-0c shares ReAdtns RsfIroad
loo do 81 4. 30 DO Hik Second Board--S2Ov Psnnsvl
vsnis 81 49, 80 Lehigh S. ~ - share
Bank, iiri 80 do HISS 10 do. ll1 iI-o Reading Rail-
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