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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-11-15
Mr.. GiddingS Reply to The Free Presbyterian.

JEFFERsoN, Oct. 2S.
EDIroRs DENocRAT: Your paper of the 22d,
containing an extract from the "Free Prcsbyte-
rian," has been read and notice you call on
me for explanation.
was q member of the Presbytcry at its
April session. A resolution separating our
connect ion with the General Assembly, New
School was introduced and discussed. 1
was th-n of opinion that We had better retain
our connection until the meeting of the Gene
raj Assembly in May, with the hope that some
steps would then be taken to free that body
from the crimes Of slave breeding, and of traf-
ticking in the image of God. 1 thought that
body would be brought to see the deep stigma,
the trausccndant iniquity of holding fellowship
with men whose hands are actually stained
with human gore. felt that We might per-
hnps, be instrumental in bringing about its re-
formation. But it has taken position more
firmly on the hill Of oppression than that here
toforo occupied and have now no hesitation
in saying thatit is the duty Of every Presbytery,
and every Church, to withdraw all fellowship
from religious association whose members are
permitted to breed mankind for the market, and
to traffic in the bodies of women.
The time is near at hand, indeed, has now
come, when the Church of Christ must puri-
fly itself from such Heaven provoking crimes,
or become a stencil in the nostrils of all good
men. Very respectfully,
J.R. GIDDINGS.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-11-15
THE ANTI.SLAVERY BUGLE,
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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-11-15
NIillbrook. Knox Co., 0.

sY'An article by the St. Louis Union, throws
some additional light upon the revolutinary
movement now in progress in the Northern De-
partments of Mexico. 1t is there stated that
tho whole thing is under the direction of secret
and powerful Association of Americans, formed
in tho Southern States, and having its agencies
in the very heart of the Mexican PROVINCES
This association is said to be under the control
of distinguished American citizens, including
Presidents and Senators and its object is to Sc
cure, first, the independence, then the anneXa-
tion Of the States of Northern Mexico.-ThC
conquest of Cuba is part of its general design.
and after the Mexican campaign shall have clos.
cd, the same forces are to be directed against
that island.-Esser Freeman.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-11-15

A colorcd barber of Wallham named Lcnox,
has come out from the frce-soilers, donouncing
them as hypocritcs and enemies of the colorod
race, and has publicly announced his Intention
of voting the full whig ticket.-Lawrenee COT-
Ter.
What color is this barbers We think he
must be gyeea,-Essex freeman.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-11-15
Sonnet for the Times,

To ]. Davis, on behalf of Com. of ArrangeI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-11
WhaIers.

Ar 20 New Bedford Sth sch Lively, new ioi t1ns II
FaIIh2yenl Pierce, Gardiner 70 fit for whaling CD bark
stafford Francs Atlantic Ocean Sid ship Nautilus, Pa
c'c bark Stafford
Az Al Talcahuana April : snip Henry Clay skinner.
Nantlcke' go sp before reported 900 land sailed MAY -.
20 cru,cE zuh Helen Augusta, f1les, Newport clean.
land -ll blly for Arctic ocean, Nay Susan Ray Nan
tucse 7lq hhi.. land renamed MAJ 10. Addison Law
renee New Bedio'd. zo y and I'D I'm 70 crIse sid
mot G hone direct Oscar Dexter. II and fur HattapO-
10Th Yong Hero. Wyer lntucket 81 50 - crs.
Niger. Gray. New, Bedford 400 sperm 300 VI May 3,
Pantheon. u nh, do, coo Amazon IDaggstf
2.D 81 f-A. Marc Sherman. do % -. Rambler Hau.
Ma Mercury. est Bedford 40 - 10 crs,..
Mar Aaris go -, o. cruise hOUeward
SD ln tnaMa ule -, snip Kingston, second 8hai-
ING cruise Her first trp IN pursuit II whales partially
aanrc Dni her owners are satisfied that profitable bH.-
h'77 On pf N" Inc 'u'17 n me hinF-tm arc ~ Cru n
the shoal, aud Bay Of Panama
\ lefieI from Capt wills. VI ship Dit Vernon Of Bed
INr reports her a. Nungann N/eaaud Feb q TOO
Oke. Hand. GreenpOrt 90 -
A Letter from Cha BuEAer. ESQ, L S Consul At La
hama reports sailed from that lOrt Nav g. ship Omeg
Fisher, FaThayen for Arctic Ocsanhad been detained
~ SICKNESS II third mute, who was left IN the 5 Ho-
ptal
letter from NJ Fisher mate Of ship George # Far,
haven, reports her al Sydney FEB g. 20 bbs 50 OH winch
Aad been landed for shipment T. London The mn uonlJ
ne htled for the Arctic Ocean Mr. Fisher would return
home ~ ~
letter from Capt Edndge Of ship Civ of Ne, setfrd
reports her on Oahu April 18Th ali we'll no Ibis - e,l -
Hap landed her surplus Provisions Al the ISLANDS ana was
nound direct 20 the Arctic Seas
Bark Hespsr u Fsrhayen al Psita Ma "A had 800 bbs
80 lJl DO b4cs hSh oil.
SAILED rom Eegsrown, July 3. ship NarragaIse,t Cole
AR 4, Nantucket July saip Here Swan Pacific Ocean
VIII 80 Snls - oil Reports feb 5 no lat SC ships Ore
sth mp FaIrhaven 400 50: nth Java. Thompson,
- - -, hafch II. baana Dexter NIB Soo sp Len al
Lee So
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spoken, &c.

Jlre - Ut 90 on a. ship Hugenot hcaee fof Liverpool
% si li iO lUu n 81. exchanged signals With bdik l
tofe. hound last
Gth ast lat co. lon a. ship Mobile, steering south
June 49, u -. ion % 10 hr ship Urgent, steering T.
Iune o. Ia n 3d. lon - 49, exchanged signals with ship
Shapnaudl 1h. I'm Liverpool for Philadelphia
tull y atl &c. Ion % IT, bark Gen Taylor from Boston
for Havana
July ia Ion brig Lcwi, Bruce, Oshale) months
ont with 40 hbls on.
June gllt n D. Ion y SO. Br bng Elizabeth, Of Aber-
switch. bound Easf
Jnc s D., 70 q. Ion % 10. brig Frontier, tof C.ais Tor
Care Good II0Ie. 81 is cut.
June - at 8 s., ION 81 90 brig RAINBOW for Porto REQ
rs Is ont
June a. lat % 49, Ion e. &c. brig Mos Baltimore Tor
Havana
June 3d. w. lon @ 49, brig Thos Trowbrdge, hence
Tor Blfhadoes
June t449N lon 80 20 W, Br brig Urgent, I'm Paa-
gOp1 TO- Nlork
June 24 bark Muull0 Merrill IN NOrieln. l28 h0Irs l
SW Pisst tor NYork.
Jone a. la % a. lon "a iO bark Lcursus fn Palermo
i0f SOueals
Jaae a az q H. lon O. ., bar. Emblem, fn Boston for
Mobile
Jnly CAPE Haiterls miles, one of the new cutter.
fn NYCTk ioT Oera Cruz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-11
Markets CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR THE ra,Du W

Markets CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR THE TRiBu ~
THURSDAY Juiy io
ASlIEs-rhe marke, Is better or Is VITA a flr de-
mand at - r. Pearls are steady al % safes are
COTTON-Is still rather m favor OF buyers The sales
Of io-da, aye goo bales ~ rather easier prices
FLOUR AND MEAL-O niar<o; for The 1a grades
Of and Western Flour shade easier. with more M
good request f1r export Canadian heavy with more
ii'IlH. Nil'A $500 US - 20 ,oi o. -
l2. 90 - for Michigan ANA Indiana. %
- very DUH the low grfdc, not plenty aad
steady Oh. better grade, are steady and 10 reles,
Sale. GO bills I'd fr common % good brands,
and o. a. 81 tor fancy Ne Flour aud Com heai are
dun and noes unch tneet
GRAIN-rhere more Whoa; offering and the market
easier and dun Canadian IS without inquiry anu there
nothing of moment dong lnr export We have only %
note sale II co pu hes good OHIO rel 10 about ~ cents
mand and plenty Sales Of state a, Je4c Ono 9Gi
and Jersey iGi-c Com steady with ,ood Easter anu
MODE rate export demtnt The receipts ar afse, M
mostly heated and damaged thu sales are J50uo bushels
az i9a)5, io hea,ed and dantSed ,o@,' -. e'ief t
ed t.S Ut - iad clio" and PIC 10y l0ihd "mt,
WillSkN-lhe mari e 5 shade heiier IN less Ole
M sales II goo Ibis al % for Ohio and 2ic ~ Prison
Drudge L. rruI- Sales oi 100 hhds - 30
PRONlsIONS-Our make, tlr PofI d again sAale
easier WIN more olenng Inc trans fiions IRE m small
lots I'D al 800 has-4 - FOR Me- and u - Jf Pnme
Bee ileny and heavy the stock If old sill very
al las Tor Aies ard sJa5 T. PRIME Beef Hams are
dull at s3as4 Cut Meats heavy and Freely ii
ie.e sges 40 1s ana 'cs az go TOT shoulder ana
All Tor ifAe tne latter sfe du4i % sale lard $ hry
and freely offered siles Of 7ol bhs and cs a. 8ie8l Bu
Nt1f and ~IiaiIt tIre-f lfnfri demand 81
5o7c. prUe GaTe> ouf selling
COFFEE-Alessrs Hoffman : Co ,old to-day COZ bags
Re- at rance 81 from 0 e. The sale Considered
4 good one $50 viii be sold tomorrow
MOOLThe market yery moderately active out prices
ofdometc steady The sales thar have - ligt
are 1900 z medl clm1ng fleece iuc 1900 med an
fleece 4cstc JioN y fI- ~ and p Usn b small lots.
Sap Ia pulled, lambs oniy are selling fh~ stock 5
small about SEQ p sold AZ &c cash BE generally Ask
90 There have been fore a.
lowed yet = BE- reported The stock J. tccumUiatng
LEADA sale Of ~ tail, ST SPANISH male AZ o.
. mos. interest aided.
RCL-Ws nOtct sales u lQolcs pume, a. 49, cash
fOOTS AND SHOES-The demand hight A fess
orders The all the demand The Shipments
have ceased u Cahl uia Prices aIe without change
Mems ruck Boots ard Shoes, vase Calf do s2a2 ~
sewed ali. s3e3 KIP and thick Blogals, C2cGsi Calf
AID good DO Si1 . ladies Inc I'D manufactured Shoe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-11
Disnsfers. Ac.

SLr Hacyon o., Bath reported abandoned a. sea-
good snip Of nearly 800 tone about old There Is
sran,r ut0n her Boston for $4,000. of which $1,000
each the Neptune and Washington Offices, and - 600 az
the Warren Thee probably Insurance elsewhere
Sfhr Boxer. ~ and fol Portland, from a fishing cruise.
w'h few hhls mackerel, went ashore Cape Elizabeth,
morlne If ith has hole Knocked through her bot
TOM md vii probably not be got OF. Insured for s51O
Pr bark laft Gillespie. from Cardiff for New or<, with
ialnad IRON. was abandoned nc snng condition
the IAN ut l a. g. long b 81 The passengers and
were taken OF h ship Lc.mahaeo, from GreenocS,
ard all arrived ~ - John, Nh, ON the 5th INST
Shin C.rHiuio. from Boston. for New Orleans (heore
reporf-dI seen ashore ON M0>elc Shoal on the
18Th ut
S,nS ALFRED SPEAR at Boston from New York reports
having been contact OF tlhassc yesterday morning,
d. a. O. TO- pA bug Mary Perkins, aud lost bOwSpnt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-11
List Of Patents
ISSUED from the t'Rsfed States Patent "a
Week ending Jaiy ;, 1881.

Week ending Juty : 1881.
Carefully prepared for The Tribune
Chauncy o. Crosby OF New Haven, Conn, for Im-
proved Mode of Papenng Pms. Dated july 5 1851.
Richard DudgeOn Of New ORR, \. y, Tor In
proved Portable Hydraulic Press Dated July 5,
David J Happersett OF Downingion. Penn. for
Mechanical HOOker-up. Dated July :, 1881.
HrSch lieinonaron of Newly ork, y, for In
proycmont IN Silk-Coverod Buttons Dated July :,
1881.
Birdsin Holly 4 John W Wheeler O, seneca Fails,
\ Y, for Improvement IN Machines for Groovmg
Lumber Dated July :, 1851.
William Jones Of Bradford. Vi. for Improvement
IN Harvesting Machines. Dated July ;, 1851
William hing Of NcN-lOrh y !. for Improve
ment IN Cork-cuitlng Machines Dated July :. 1851.
Samuel d Morton fennock OF kenett square Penn.
$, ISL ''''' ''' " ''''7 ''' '''
Parry W Porter OF Memphis, Tenn, for Improve
ment IN Revolving Breeoh Firearms. Dated July ;
1881.
William 7 Rudi Of Amsterdam. Va , for Improved
Apparatus for Punching Designs in Sheet Metal
Dated july :, 1851
William IL Seymour OF Brockpori. y. Y. for Im-
proNement IN Rako> 70 Harvesting Machines Dated
July :. 1851
John Steams Of Temple,on, Mass, for Improve.
meni III Machines for Pressing Hats. Dated July
james = John of New-York y Y Tor Improve
meni In lAlng Jacks Dated July : 1851.
REISSUE
+. :. Clamp OF Montague, Mass. for Improvement
~ EaStsGii-> II ScXthSs 70 the SAath Patented
March Il, ls5l. Rescued july :, Isl
DESIGNS
John F. RSthoonc OF Albany, y Y for Design for
Cooking stoves. Dated july ;, 1851.
William I. DAVIS OF Cincinnati. O for Design ior
Stoves. Dated july :, 1851
Joseph Pratt OF Boston, Mass for Design Tor Par
Tor Stoves. Dated July 5 1851.
W iilam Burnett OF Cincinnati, o, for Design for
Wafer Coolers Dated July : 1851
James ' De Witt of Buffalo y \ for Design Tor
Stoves. Dated July :, 1851
; W. GIBBS Of Albany, y. Y, A>slenor to North.
Harrison Chase OF Philadelphia Penn for DeSiro
for stoves Dated July ;, 1851
John Raihoone OF Albany. y. Y, for Design for
Plates OF Franklin Stores. Dated July :, 1851.
John E RSlhbone OF Albany, y Y, for Design Tor
Cooking Stoves Dated July ;. 1851
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-11

.i--rci-BaIk Nircma. II Camp, Bremen. stelmsh o
Nu-n'a. feat. Richmand lrgs Dcllwnrc, tdm-, Bos-
ton, Mmpple. oyer, BANGOR, Icnopheon WORDING
Trinidad de Cuba Massaniello, Berry, NhorN, Ctrt y :,
grave. raha. schs sen Bird Godfrcv. Chenyteld. W 7
Cooper Duson. BoVbury; BALLOON Falor, Laurel Har-
net Gaseinwn scott, NBedfjrd Hudson, Pelp. Nlore.
Coihtt. UcVett, RoNhury, steamer vulcan. Hdnd,
NcN-ioik.
Cis4p3-Blrks Iaponca. GALLAGHER, Havana fernau-
dina Thompson Boston Selah. Athmc, do ,la~arc,
Lows dog brig Nafsollcs Berry, do schs Ocean Queen
Burns. Niana, Hudson, Be r. Boston, W Cdmp Prft'
Hartford Reaper, Long. Weymouth. JOS Iyhraud Bell.
Providence Toronto Tuuhlc. Boston, Thomas Cooper,
Corsou, Newport " Wellington Allen, Boston, j
oosfcrd Clork Middletovn sterling, Pearson. boston,
" HspIv Corson Providence, " Corbt Hewitt, Ro Be-
tuTs. Ann { Cadlo, Endcou Norwich, Jew. HYt, New
uur,ror- Iehu Wiletts. Weaver. Providence, Louisa,
Hanp. PaNtrckct. steamer Ere, Norman, New-hork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-11

The WHEAT CRoP.-A fortnight ago the
whea crop IN tins country promised most fayorably
and every one confidently predicted an extraoriIna-
~ yield. But during the past week the aspect of
things has materially changed The weevll have
made their appearance, and IN some towns. both
north ana south. have committed serious ravasss
in several instances We have seen fields fairly Wine
from Elects OF this pest OF the farmer and The ears
completely hlleI with larya. Boil the Scale aai
the Mediterranean yaIiCilCs are affected though -
injunr 70 he ,IiiCr : cOlsT Arativcly ;-lfilS.
lCayGga New-Era.
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Arrived.

SAP cne, al Bath D..|IoPa r I1yer2cS g DAYS
Packet ship shannon. Waite. Liverpool, June ;, with
uisc and 395 passengers, 10 Williams n Guion. The
crossed the Banks IN lat - q and saw no zee
ship Aryum. RanNln loi Bansorl Ma'anAas, June 'V
Now sim Columbus Falconberg Norway 20 is, m bal
Brem bark LOUIS Schanee Bremen a. Is. with mdse and
i32 passengers. 10 C Bechtci
iron and passengers. To Lee.
Norw ark Chrisannae TOTE Drsmen' NorMay' u IT,
Brc Aconc. of Eastpogt. Winchester, Ponce PIX June
Rem brc El,za Charlotte Kertlang Bremen. q Is.
IA ha.ls' and passengers. 60 Stolz eilmeisier
Hrsm hng Lesmora Gecrken Bremen, ~ DIS, win ndse
ard i43 passengers. 90 Oehlchs Co.
Br bls Ella. Kepney ;, Jlgo de Cuba. 70 Is. with su-
gar 20 Chtsteian 4 Ponvert
Hug Dfuid lof f.astportD Demmms y JaSo de Nn''' >
m N'SciIs Hsncock Orland 10 d. lumber
brazilian brg Virenian. Bar5osa. from Penguin Coast
c Patagonia. and co Is I'm r. Janero; WIN ~ ulS .n'
> EyeIott Brown The has had hight winds most Of
sl.s Portland of Portland Stafford Condemns Is, VIII
ei1 hhCs >rgarand 50 DO molasses TO laylor Co.
Prr iohr Du,tor. Bursett. Trinidad de Cuba June ~
WITH IRE iasscs 70 Elwell
S,h Connecticut. Farchid, Nevton Nc. ds with M
Sch R..ies. Raney. Virginia. d, yorl.
81 Zen I',Ssen. Kclly' Jone.1ort. d,, SPAR
Sch Traveller Bushnell, NcN-H nen.
SCI C,1ef,ss. Mitchell. Harrington. s., SparS
Sch Bolivar. Robbins. Ha5rla-ton. 3 d', spaN
Sch G.ile lo.ol. Boston for Albany, plaster.
Sci Saads!a, strSa,. chtrDaeId. d, luInoes.
Sen Iyrone Sfroui. Cherrynelc, ds, lumber
sen Niou'eiuma. smith, Port Jefferson. III
Sch Cssslus Crockor. Ouand. d. lumber.
sch Elxatc'h. Harrington. RacSlnd, ds
sen Csacn-c Harding. Rocs.and, ) ds
Sch Richmond Mont 1omerY; Rocsiand, d.
sen Z,nhyr SmonioA Rockland ds.
81 Aida. Sm,th. New London for r,orm'n'
Sch George lloichsi>s Kelsey, Bnntord
Sch United Halloc, PGodsn lsr a A'I psS
sch Sea Ree. IIerrics. Dsh,an. for Kingston.
SoOf / q has Nins. ones ! o'"t nee . 80 t.... 10
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.,c.nao sA M. .h.s IsAlslia, HAYDEN. sr Bars

=, a. -, ,.I.r, If.,I,u fr R.l,.
MCaliao Sh w. s]'f '>a''"'' ''"f' " ~ ~
sane cay -. g. 49, - , v,,eh.ra.t Roger. q.
AZ Mo !sn.I -, -, =. = - - -
Niors TOT san hrsnsss' Ss.s- ,.. S,ss,,t .,d D..
Anderson Coz isr : folN 'as r,...., Men,, ~.
AT - So -, :, p-,c-< NJ. Tharl.~ H.
xcfs, hr.ss Ia h.s.n' r,.s Nj go 800, ~,
..s''h ~ y.'nS' ~ - - r-,rs
na.,'.r " me n'' "a ~ If, -. NJ rig.sT,s
~ y s:.n O>.rs, f.r.sn ~. an hrs Esrry Kas,
w. a. I cfi.r- 49,. stt b.. S,a Rad pa
- - 60, ~. flrr- Iehir,s 40 6sh -
- '6,-r..,, p'.,.,,-,fl,. srh> Rsrahl,r Mex ,r.
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- ,.,e~s.sg E.rorG. frors Boston sor HstJs--Mrs M
- - Syr-t Kcadrlcs. % Philadelphia, 7 joins,
~ Iohrs Mrs Crokan. Miss Calllhan. Pol
M I~,..- : Han;er. VI AiLlcF. d Newton, \
keller Noad AMI los Ihn' Of h~AiaA CAP' ihs'>' g"
RI
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Foreign Ports.

bay
=, Sailed from Honolulu May 2s;b, .hp ISAIAH crossll
he.4ey. ;0r Manila.
A: San Bias Wes. Coas, Of Merico 9Th nit bars 7 ,
rene and Ace-a WITH dyewoots, fer VALPARAISO
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July 10. FRANCIS LANES. y

July 70, FRANCIS JAMES. tie youngest 49, q Frede-
mex and sophia CLnch
1he tneL-s q lie family invited attend lie funeral
IN FRIDAY 2feruool ~ O'Clock. from 81 TIird-s.
esterday m0rrn - the residence Oi Dr. Meseyvsl,
ca staten Island DANIEL D Youngest soa 4 R-r and
srssE fcrnr AIS 81 tins Cay Aged months
he Ier-1s " ~ u i-sesio SgHefs Nes.caesieI County
! .L.eIntLi -
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Hy TELEGRAPH.

CHAFI FSTON. July 9-Ar, ship Copemcus, Ny s.k.
NFW- ORLEANS. July Arr ship Nanch',,e. ~ i
yort. Scr, Boston Cid sch Urbenl; Arr yeStetu@
.'cel Cie,oNce WITH 500 PASSENGERS ship Joseph oa'5
or rsr,-Nrk
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MARRIED.

o. "wednesday On INST. By Rev DR. Poi.s PROT = A
JOHNSON, OF the New YORK UnIvsrsly. . MS HAR-
RIEIT GILLEf a. Of this City.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRH .-.-.--JUL'


Shr>-Tslerraph H1rln. San FranciSco.J Ogien >"'i
fsr,.,na S:eNart R,ste man. = ID Hulnurt Co
Ear.~- Fmi-rAnt Norwl Olsen. Milminsion fu9ca q
Men,. - Pai'ev MALAGA. DeEnIson, Ricad Coo
seu tBrcu) Baller London. Pope Co Ann1 Powell
Rowland. ID bin. T WlnSo". , -
B-,rs-Fl7a jane Carlisle Jacksonville. y Ha-ti'
Custavus snow Boston. Poser Nickerson. Ahrahfn'
stevens Bangor master, Daniel DuHcl Podser JacAs,-
sic = : Powell: Niger. Higgins. Gloucester, muster,
Narkland Yates Philadep his. Nesmth Sons, MAY
Fiover Peterson. Campeachy raylor.
Srboare~S-Pcn News Nncr. jacksonville, J D g t.
chrs,. Flmire Robinson. Wilmington, l. McCr.sN
Baltimore Sls .-ht. Baltimore. Johnson LowdsW Maa-
tlaS Martin Windsor. l. Aiken 49,
Socus-Mdls watstill, Providence Rhode Island :, r.
GEES Providence.
Propeller l-ons.des. Green. phIla. h Thompson
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ReCeiptS of Produce

B. tie North R,er B0qts- Ttnrsdy Jniy e. 3l bD.s
Flour 39 pkgs Asnes eo7 DO wool DO Meal Jbls
WHISKY, eco bush Oats 4j00 bush Rye 70 bush wheat
80 III bush Com
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Passengers Arrived

Isy-f ..,g S.evrar 'rc~ L'r'rPo''-" " SHANNON
Painter ,.., II p,,,erSon Dr. ] &
T,rrv L Ven kussirS.
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DIED.


~ Tie members oi Tie Elnnlst VI b Soclety are
requested 90 attend The f1 raj Of their ATE brother
THOMAS RYAN. No rs Cesi2r-st-. FndAs the lith
INST a. o'clock vi from Montgomery Hal - Prince
ST BY order Ct NH A SUGENT, PresEden,
JOHN MULDooN, X
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-11

Excess OF imports oYeI tX-
The increase Ia imports. this year, has been S9i2-
OIL and the increase n exports for The period
S720lH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-11

~rSIsrVRg ALNANAc--- THIS DAY
srp<.sil p Ss,s...7 = MOoS-Ssts
~ NIGH wArgR-..---Iily II, -.
s.n}y Ncok-6 IA CIV Island ~ ga hen rs'e 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-11

The dividend Tor july, Is5I, IS ie>s tll' '''' u
". 1850. $5,5i7 30. n,
TIE gross receipts for The sr months cams NJ NJ
~ ie5T coed nose If The SIX months ending N.y
81. 1870 -F"ifi' ~
Saving On the amount Of interest pad iur-
nag ne pa. ~ a. .' 80 2s2s %
Actual gan IN means for siI months -ss.VS! -
The oxpenses for SIX months ending N1y 81 ioSI'
anaourt to go SIS - Tor 1898 niles I'm
same time n 1850 -, 80 - fer le-2'S "
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1851-08-01
TAsTY DECORATION.

On visiting the Division room on Saturday
night last. we were delighted to witness that
some fair hands had been busy in decorating
the Charters, and Engrayings suspended round
the room. Beautiful boquets, wreaths and ever
greens were entwined round and about them, in
such a way as only female taste and ingenuity
could devise and execute. Our fair friends have
the sincere thanks of the three Divisions, for this
manifestation of their appreciation and regard
and if they were known to us, they would
receive a more formal acknowledgements for
their kindness. We suspect, however, that the
fair Daughters of Good Samaritan Union, had
the management of that work.
"Sweet flowers, thou tell'st how hearts
As pure and tender as thy leaves-weii know
The joy that Temperance imparts."
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1851-08-01
PROSPECTS"

Under this head, we commenced in our last
and conclude to-day, an able and philosophical
article, relative to the prospects of the Temper
ance cause. We have published it entire, in the
first place, because of its truthfulness and per-
spicuity of style; and secondly, to give our
readers an idea of the character of the articles
which occupy the pages of the American Tenn
peranee Magazine, from which it is taken. The
best writers are employed to grace this work,
and we trust the efforts of the Publisher to per-
manently establish an elegant Periodical of high,
pure Temperance Literature will be literally re-
sponded to. See Prospectus in another column.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1851-08-01
~A~S<~~1eN-

W- We are under the necessity of asking the
Indulgence of friends who have given us work
to 10 in the way of Job and Pamphlet printing.
For several weeks one or more of the hands in
our Office have been sick, and we have been able
to do little else than issue our paper. They are
convaleseent now, however, and we hope in the
course of two or three weeks to be able to com
plete all we have on hand-in the mean time we
beg the patience and forbearance of our friends,
assuring them we will despatch their work as
early as circumstances will allow.