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Tie Beaver Island Afar.-The Detroit Tr-
bune, of the oath OF June, contains the following
additional particulars in regard to this outrage:
Captain Shook, of the propeller Sciota which
came down from Mackinac yesterday, the clerk
and passengers, all confirm our statement of the
Beaver Island murder. We are informed that we
have not told half of the revolving case that
the story OF coroners jury is all mere pretence
In confederation OF which we told that after
80 IS Tho murder M, come distance from the
OF tho abdomen, then up on each side, and raising
the part thus separated OF them pushed his
hand up into the region of the heart and tore out
and discovering that ball had been shot through
it, ran one finger through the hole made by the
ball, held it on his finger for moment, exultng In
the spirit Of iend, saying: " This is what we
have been after, and have got it'-struck upon the
face of their victim while another his arm into
the body, pulled out handful of blood and dashed
it upon the face of the murdered man. The names
OF the persons who said to have done these
things were given to us, but we omit them. We
migh give more, but we will not they are too
horrid.
1t is revolving to our feelings to give any of these
rumors, nor should be justified in doing so,
were they not vouched for by of most
respectable citizens, and were it not for the fact
that there is studied effort here get up sympa-
thy for those who perperated this outrage, and to
fix the guilt, we'll the cause, upon what we
believe innocent parties-to do which the basest
means are resorted to. Unless the power of the
State is used to quiet the troubles Beaver Island
there is every prospect that that Island will become
the theatre of lawlessness, riot, blood shed, and
scenes which characterized Nauvoo during the
Mormon troubles there. We express the hope
that Gov. Barry will interpose his power to pre-
vent such calamity to our State.
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Arrived.
Ship Alexander Sandfr, % days from Baltimore, in bal
Fl ship Belle Assse Eassar, from bordeaux 9Th May to
Ship Camins, Wicke from Liverpool 18th May, to mas.
Ship Mount Washington. Baisde from Cardiff (VVales)
list May, TO masler-l lafayette.
Br ship lily of Lincoln. Pentcost, So days from Liverpool,
scbr Fomerfet String 7days from Matsgorda Bay. to
% Wickham-lst my.
Br bark Woodman. Baly. from Liverpool 18th April. to
Dr. sehr Laven,a Boden. days from Grand Caymans to
Cochran &co-l my.
50 schr Ysabe Sanchez. 10 days from Havana, in ballast
schr Alderman. Coinss. days from Bazo, St Jago. to
schr NJ Sears. Graham, from Mnattan 18th inst to
Br schr G Mathews. Robinson days from Rattan Island
to de Egana-lst my.
Amazon. Dugas. from Lafourche.
Caddo Graham, from Shreveport.
uba. Os from Prnceton
Cora No = Pierce, from Memphis.
IIf Batey: Holiness from Vicksburg.
Empire, I'm ierwo0d. from Louisville.
Harry iiil Newell, from Nashville.
ophelia Daferes, from LOckport.
TOwboat Defiance Hanbuy from the Passes-towed down
and to sea the 18th inst sps Caledonia Braner and
SS nFey-bought up ship Camlus. schrs Alderman and
Towboat Anglo. Norman. Rneh.rdt, from the Passes
lowed down and to the 24th inst, ships sOnidas,
hvaanihe and Epamlnondas brought up ships Alexan-
Towboa Conqueror Andrews from the Passestowsd down
ana to sea on the oath inst, ships Frances and Old
brought up ship Mount Washington and City Of Lin
TT con, sch's G B M thews and Flomer cit
Iowboat M Sueck, Chambers. fom the Passes-towet
Wn and to sea the 18th inst. bark Balear-brourh
up bark Woodman, schr, Ysabe and Lavenia
Bark Alexander, from bordeaux.
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RecaptWed.-Celia Legendre, f. W. C, who
escaped from the Recorders office, has been re-
captured and committed to Jail for ten days for her
smaTtness.
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and consequently able tursnh thing ns
of ne quality for the price, that in this respect NO otn
s. IT, PAGE. Aren't.
l ~ Canal street, one door bek,W EcyaI. =
~ inst received DER steamship Ohio and sAip Unoes
'' mvs ~sss, n ----nf nj the above reas.
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TEAS! TEAS9s
THE TEAS Of the New York Canton Iva Com

= pany, NO. ID
& h ath a m street
(Tbe oldest T e.
establishment in the
Unite'l States.) y
Orleans Agency. IL
Canal st'eet- These
Teas are more ex-
tehsiveIy known and
approved OF, than
those of any other
establishmentia this
| county. Every sea
sou the CANTON
4 TEA COMPANY en-
deavort TO control tn,
l most val lable AMI
useful kinds Of TEA
thut a~n -nnrtAi
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ICE! lCE!-The subscriber possesses a receipt to
enable any person to make Ice, in climate. with but
little trouble The simple, and be
accomplished by the most limited Understandings
produce from in the hottest climate
Ice equa in essential 10 that formed by natural causes
The luxury OF always having at ones will in the heat of
SUMMER pure and delicious Ice, will readily be contested
and It's dyanages of Sickness be greatly
priced by his same process be rendered
delightfully."- cold about five minutes and creams, with
many other luxurles be made in tIom ten to fifteen
minutes.
The following notice of this great discovery taken from
the New York sun
"A REAL l.UXURy.-Nr Jas. r. Wilmington produces,
by an artificial and solid ice from
IN The heat OF less than half hour And he
can render bsr FL OF cold sell few
minutes This discovery must be of immense value to ali
living South 70
1erms-Ths receipt, which contains full instructions for
making Ice and ice creams cooling water and numerous
other usefn Matters will be forwarded 10 order for two dol
lars by addressing DIR. JAS. X WLMlNGTON,
123 Nassau street, n Y.
One only will be appointed county, and those
desiring the forward fifty dollars, for which they
will receive thirty copies OF pamphlet, conlair
full instructions. je3 tt
ROOTS, SHOES AND BROGANS - 5000
- cases Boots, Shoes and Brogans, in store and
| for sale by A. F. DUNBAR 3 co. ~
mi "A unJ ~
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THEY HAVE COME I!

IL Those persons who have been anxiousy waiting
for the arrival Of our 81 RGICAL, DENTAL AND EYE
INSTRUMENTS, respectfully informed that they have
at last hand and ready for inspection They
really beautiful and guaranteed of superior quality Call
and them. For sale by
tel0 # P.L. MASSEY. cor. Camp and Graver sts
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SHAKESPEARE IRON FOUNDRY,

zOo G5T0H iStrSSt, IVet0 OrLSUHS
WHEELER, GEDDES 81 CO., would res
pectfny inform the public thai they prepared
to DO STEAMBOAT WORK, and build SUGAR MILL
ENGINES, of ali descriptions Also Draining Planning,
and Saw Mill MACHINERY and RAILROAD WORK,
such Turn Tables Stay Plates Switches Chairs,
the shortest notice and the approved system.
Having aes Of various enabled to turn and
bore Iron and Brass work Of al most all kinds.
Orden for Columns, Pipes, Wheels, Furnace Mouths,
Crate Bars, Store Fronts Iron Shutters and Doors, Gallery
meet with prompt attention.
The Blacksmith Department fitted up enable workmen
TO execute any orders that may be received.
Orders from Plantations puuctually attended to- which
please address
WHEELER. GEDDEs & CO.. Nexorleans. La.
J. +. WHEELER, j. GEDDES,
s. SWOOP.
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~; Port Not Cleared .

Mote In the First municipa t9rG y OF Cleared
liable by min the Not commence the Railroad and run
the Second m the Nos above the Steamboat Land
No. Flaboat Landing In Third (nSl the
Railroad aud down, No. Perry Wharf
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'
HarRs.
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS,
CRESCENT OFFICE,
Mnndau Mnrp,ny lime an I

M0hudY WOFhlng, June 80, IeoI. J
C0ttOn-The demand again rather limited on Satur
day and the sale, reached only 1900 bales easy for
Mddng and the lower qualities, while the higher grades
firm. We quote
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THE certified medicine the ord erthe cure
Dyspepsia its the headache, heartburn
hcty ASTHMA
consumption, debility prorscted ieves
lever heat cold oil sseand diseases
aeranged condition stomach
excellent remedy, aud mecns
for females suneriog
Among the sad highly respsctab esrheate - sfss
the iotowng
Professor A. A. HAYES, NJ. D., State A.ayer;
Jas z. DUNN Esa, Cuy Treasurer Boston;
Hon. MYnON LAWRENCE, tx.pres Mass. Senae;
Hon. L.. ii. ARNOLD, formerly Governor oil Rhode Island.
member of Congress;
Hon. VIZ. WoOpsRIpsE, formerly Governor Of Michi-
gan, now U 2. Senator;
Hon; J. T MoREHEAp. formerly Governor OF hentucky
Hon J. F. sisMcrs, u 8. Senator from Rhode Island;
wHo. Sas't g paELss, u p ssasi0' i.9" 's.%0n''
EHon. soLosoS foorE, member Of Corsress from VI;
Hon. n. ID. FOSTER, membsf Of Congress from Penna;
Hon N. L. MARTIN, Delegste IN congress nom WILSON,
| On Tefdtory;
| RIP Sr0wx Er Clerk in the House Of Represent'v'ss
| c. G. TROwDRIpsE, Esq.,, Detroit, Mich
| Josrpr iox,s ESQ.,, Is Wall street. N.wYuk
Msny o.r the hght r.sectaby can p rsfer.ed
=. s a, "a s;o M r,.S s,ss ~ s:.,ss
| REED, BATES & AUSTIN. Wholesale prusxiues. Ne.
Far sale by WRIGHT & CO., 80 CharSsx.
N Price 81 Per bottle bott'ss for -
~ CAuTIoN-Each bottle Of Genuine Oxyssaatsd 1tsn
vii have he wrapper Engsh FrssA and span
sh signature Geo. 0rsse ir.pts.s spsa Lssss
.dioa sn:y :...d ass se.. =: !: e Re- =. =:
General Assa'' 'aa" 7A'' 'A ''' Ms Jaw
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$36O,OOO.

THoMAs A. ADAMs, PFaids1t.
MosRs GREBuQO0p, Vios-Pssids1e.
CHARLKs J, Msys0HI. Secretary.
Directors; eTess
sanx,l Bell IF C. Ea, C. a. 6svvd~,
Glsn1y 5urts, John NJ Ecu, l. D~'.s"'
Moses 6rssnoood, n o. III kvto~i F'IsSvHS'
j. A. 6aysih, 6. 8. Easktrs, g fd5so,
VIM ?. Convsrss, r. B. s5ummw, ~ |se
DarM Hs1e en-, H NJ Wright Nv cers
yohs d BeN !. W Zae.Sv1s >. hevd,
j. W. S,anson, Corpslss Fslowo, ". p. 1vsdWb~f
Nathan Jarsis, C. r. 6Sd6sess, Sas~ U. Woed'Ys
Gsorgs Jonas, w. b. hcCs1hso"s A. 6sy
p, Ssnns Losds DsSanAss o. H. hsN~eny' ~
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The Attorney Generals opinion the subject
of the Florida treaty claims finally rendered
the President on Saturday The claimants are, by
this opinion which the President and members of
the Cabinet will abide by, RENTED to Congress for
further legislation to carry out the provisions of the
treaty OF 1919.
The opinion strongly sets forth the obligations of
the Government to pay for injuries done to ndi-
vidual property by our troops who had ruthlessly
laid waste whole plantations, burnt houses,
destroyed crops and produced general famine
among the inhabitants. 1t also considers that the
awards made by the Florida Territorial courts, for
interest upon the ascertained value Of property
destroyed, from the time Of its destruction till the
date of the decree just, and ought to be paid
but it holds that the Government has authority,
under existing acts, to pay them. Such seems the
opinions OF every preceding Secretary of the
Treasury on the subject.
it was proposed, time ago, by the claim
ants, that the should be referred the United
States District Court of Florida for rehabilitation
but this is thought unnecessary, and would not vary
the ultimate decision of the present Administration
on the subject. Congress must authorize the pay
ment of interest damages before the Adminisra
ton will make the payment, though they think the
claimants entitled to it,
The amount involved in the claims is about nine
hundred thousand dollars.
Senators Yuee and Berren are among the chic
agents and counsel for the claimants. Mr.. CorwiI
was one of the counsel, but relinquished all con
nection with the previous to taking office
Journal of Commerce.
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no chH TIduCIsCO correspondent OF inc view
York Journal of Commerce states that alcohol is
very scarce and high, and is an article of grea,
consumption nsed in spirit amps-worth 50 to SO
per gallon, and that it would invariably pay a
profit, if sent there in five gallon packages.
Madrid journals of the 2S,h ult announce that
M. Gonzales Bravo has been appointed Minister
Plenipolenary to the United States
The Yacht America, belonging to Gen. Schuy.
Ter, which it is believed will beat any thing ahoa,
except Mr. Sievens's Maria, sailed from NewYork
on Wednesday for London, to try the speed of The
Royal Yacht Squadron.
There was a destructive hail storm in Ogle-
thorpe county. Georgia, on the 10Th inst, which
almost entirely destroyed the corn and cotton
crops.
In the NewIlampshire Legislature, on Tuesday,
" a proposal was made and entertained, 70 enact
law for the protection Of the people of the State
against imposition and injury by persons pretend
ing to hold intercourse with departed spirits"
Carolins Logo and Loiset, the French lady
equestrians, have arrived in Paris from the United
States.
Mrs. Elizabeth Stewart, aged 16. was burned
to death at Buffalo, by the explosion of spirit
lamp, as she lighted it with a match.
From an official document recently published by
the French Government, we learn that there
at present three hundred and twenty theatres in
France. Twenty-three of them are in Paris.
Capt Thorndike, of the schooner Lamartine,
who arrived at NewYork from ST. Jsgo de Cuba,
says that on the Both of May, in lat 81, long. "a,
the the rmometer stood in the cabin at no. and on
deck 1856
| down east editor advises his readers, if they
| wish to get teeth inserted to 60 and steal fruit
| where watch dog is guard.
| TORONTO, June 90
| Religious Intelligence from Canada-'Fhe Synod
of the Free Church Congregational Union, and
| the Synod of The United Church, have severaly
| come out in favor of secularZng the clergy re.
| serves, which worth So 900 900. The Yves.
| leyan Methodist Conference has denounced the
existing distribution Of these clergy reserves, bn
is silent on the subject of secuarization.
BUFFALO. June 90
Secretary Cor,Din learn by telegraph from
Dunklrk that the Hon. Thomas Corwin arrived a
that place last night, from New York, and left OF
board the steamer Q Ieen City for Cleveland.
The Robbery Of Beuous's Express Mr.. Norris
of the firm OF J. III. Denham IL Co, fruit and oys
ter DE- alers, was Ibis morning arrested on suspicI
of ha, ing been concerned in the robbery of $500,
from Bellows's Express. 1t appears that the irunl
containing the funds was left in The store of d. 4
Co. day and night previous 10 the discovery o
the robbery, and the remnants of the bills wer
found in The store, in which Norris had just mad
| fire. Circumstances are strong against him, an
he has been committed 10 Jail for further examna
ton. He WIS for some time connected with tn
Morse Telegraph in this city, and has borne
| irEeproachabIe character.
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FAMILYGROCERIES, ETC.
CHARLES STOUGHTON,
GROCER AID WINE MERCHAHTs
No. % Camp street.

TEAs-Of various kinds and qualities;
IL C.oAa~ . =. :.
S#s Is... ): :: :: :: II =:
London Porter and Scotch Ale;
Prunes Sardines, PseseI Her and Picket .
Raisins Cuuan,s Esrors G apes and figs
Butter, Bacon. Fiour and Rice;
Ma!s.nsnd sy.ue. o.. Of u W sraits,ss;
Tongues snd Dried besf:
Oils, Candles, Fish, etc. etc
Constantly hand by continually recevias, and !os -
the most reasonable terms l.n ~.
". ARTHUR 6 CO., % and 20 New Levee,
Coaee-Rio, Havana. Laguyra and Old Java;
Suear-toaf, Crushed Powdered, Refined and Brown;
rea-Choice and common Green and Biachs
Tobacco-,Hvenish vnsus qua't and SIZES OF puAex
(igars-A larse supply Of Imported and Anencaa
Wnes-M adsira Port, Maluga Ciafet Ssutesne Musess
Lquors-Choce Old Cernac, meiiam sad Common DO. on
Rum. Peach Brandy, Cherry brandy
Whsky-Od Rye and t0urboa, scotch and iu:n Maf;
Corais-Assrt Curacoa Absynthe, Masa.chino, ssss
Syrups-Ilemon, Natural and assorsd;
Spices-Pepper, Apics, Ginger, Nutmegss Gloves, Ns
Pickes-Oi al, sizes and qualities; uso.
Provisions and Grocevie. OF all kinds eDoo ovd
BOSTON PIG RDRK-Packed in quarter bbls.
- expressly for fanny use--
Picked salmoa in kits and half kits; -
Mess Mackere, in xits and half kits; -
No. DO. 10 half bbls, quarter bbiss, klu ann nsH
Haiibuts, Napes and Fins, in qusvtss hbh.
Dried Cod Fish, very fe- article /: a., m.....-
And very large assortment OF Family ana r'sMnsuon
Stores together with fn rent Of snip Cnann.U'
for sale low by (ap2al F. EVANS CD, .s Camp 81
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Second Municipality June 49, 1851. )
BOUNDARIES of the several School Districts

ROU Els OF the several School DISTRICTS
- in the Second Municipality OF NewOreans, published
Tor the info of parents and guardians, under resou
uon OF the Board, adop'ej on the 5.h
KsoN SCHOOL DIsTR1CT for BOYS and Girls bounded
by the River, Felicity Road, AnnuncatiOn and nJamn
Streets School house. VI Rio ard and Pacaner
WAsHIssToN School nsTRIcT, f,r Boys and Girls,
Administration streets. Schoohouse, Of Basin and
Magazine streets.
FULTON SCHOOL DISTRICT for Boys and Girls bounded
BY the River, Dotd Tiyo Circle, Nayades Thala
Esele and Benjamin Sehoohouse, of Du
PLANTER and Anuunciation streets.
JEFFERSON School DISTRICT. for Bows and Girls bound
ed by Triton Walk Tvol Circle NayaGes street, Felicity
Road and the Swamp. School house, OF Dryades
and Etato streets.
MARSHALL School DISTRICT, for Boys only, bounded
By the River. Deerd street, T.o Circle. Triton Wax the
New Canal the Swamp, Hevia, Circus and Canal
School house, st. Mary street. between Grod and Julia
FRANKLIN SCHOOL DISTRICT, fer Girls only, boundaries
between Grod and Julia streets.
FISK SCHOOL DISTRICT. for Bows and Girls bounded by
Hevia, Circus and Canal and the swamp School,
house. conner of St. Peter and Perddo Streets:
jel9 I'm JOHN CALHOUN Secretary.
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BILOXI HOUSE.

THIS Establishment will be opened for the re-
L cepton of vision on the 18th inst, ondes the IA
management Of JOHN w. NIXON 1:..y
During the spring additions and improvements A
have been made to insure greater degree of comfort and
convenience to the gness Of the hOuse.
The sandy beach Of Biloxi heretofore annoying
dean has been panked by order OF the corporation, and
now ofen promenade unrivalled by any Of the
villages.
The Table will always be supplied with the decacss Of
the and New Orleans Market.
Attached the hou.e will be found Bath houses Bar
and Billiard Room, and Ten Pin Aeys.
The following Rates Of Board will be charged during the
=
Bv the week IL w
fef
Children and Servants, half price.
BioxI. May 49, 1851 myl5 BIN
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L TEAS ever ofersd for
sale IN this city. and at lower
prices. These TEAS are Of
the latest importation, and
Of the mOst choice q ualities
grown in G h ina, having
been selected with great
care. For the use Of tam.
lilies they are put up in
small quantities in well se-
cured metaillcpackages, So
as 10 prese, We their fra
GRANGE as long as in the
chests
e. City retail dealers,
country merchants, steam-
boats. ships and hotelssup-
oiled with every dnscfi.-
ton ofTKAs, inchests, half
chests, IL ID and q b box,
sges. {. desired.
,a97 ep, A
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SHADY GROVE, BILOXI.

THIS well-known Summer Retreat is now open
for the reception of Boarders During the spriug, IA
additions and Improvements have been made TO i'm
greaier degrea of comfort and convenence
the Of the house. TIE Table will be always furnished
with all the deicaces which the and the New Or
CHARGE and always plenty of pure Milk from kept
the premises. Attached TO the house fine airy Bath
most pleasant the shore.
Arrangements for he made with the proprietor,
the Poydas Restaurants No. 50 Poydas street
my4 i'm John COATES. PyopvletOy
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memoranda.
NEW YORK, June 25-Aud. ship Union; Gath, shiI
Clifton lngersoll, from NewOreans.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS,
LATITUDE ape 81 30" N.-LoNsruD DE sOo Win Tins Oh
CRESCENT OFFICE,
Monday Morning, June 80, 1851.
Cleared Snfnr lov

Steamship Louisiana. Lawless, Galveston Harris L. Morgan
Ship John Hancock, Levenseer, Liverpool. Ii Baxter
Ship i.i9senes, Sylvester Ma,sees. Broom Caughlin
Bark Roxana, Wash burn, MARSH les, H E3axteI
Bark Gibraltar. jordan Hamburg, up Whitney NcO
Bark Yamui. Ray, Matanzas, w s Brown
Brig Henry, Nort,rap, Havana, CB Brosdweil n CO
Schr Burissa, Befnnr, Mobile, Jas Fanelly
Schr Pascasoua, Burns, ApalachcOla, Jas Farelly
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MODILE-Per schr Bur~a $50 SKIS corn, $40 SKIS OATS 40
bbls whisky, 90 do Elm; 50 bbls 50 or chs brandy.
APALACHICQLA-Per schr Pascasoula: 1885 SKIS corn,
IL bbls pork, Nos hams, cask ! tee bacon, etc.
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few days ago, our fellow citizen, MIR. H. l.. Ash
brook, took ninety head Of beef cattle to NewYork
city The cattle were sent by The Little M ami and
Columbus roads to Cleveland; and thence by
steamer TO Buffalo, and from that place by railroad
to N-wYork city. The cost of transportation was
$l4 As Der head. Mr.. Ashhrook sold Immediately
on satisfactory terms, and returned home, having
been absent eleven days. Not the least accident
or difficulty occurred, and there was very little
shrinkag. in the cattle.
Tie immense advantage of this mode of trans
portation will be apparent, when we safe that it
requires about seventy five DAYS to drive lot OF
caltle from this point to NewYork city, attended
with an expense of near $50 per head, and with a
heavy loss by shrnkage. Champion tKy.) Journal
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Per ship Camius, from Lyerpool-5 cabin and 279 steer
age passengers.
Per ship Belle Assise from Bordeaux-39 in steerage
Pea bark Woodman, from Liverrool-69 in Storage.
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THE WAGERING PLACES,

ERANKLiN HOUSE, BtLOxf.--Ths we'll
known sesss .new s9sn for e:ssceptier Of ism,!'ss
ressestplIy her friends andfhs psbc that sbess
leased the shove known The ffankn This ssta
shmeut hu riFely re6e and visitors will find
~ and svst comou. With airy and comnodcus roorns
She prepared accommodate hoandePs in q
not in fsvor any fra class hotel on The Coast.
| Wines and liquors Of the best q,ality be had at
III" IA In MRS j. DIAMOND
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SHIPPING.

ns CHARLESTON AND HAV ANA
Af0EA Packet - United States Mail Line b.tween
Charleston and Hauane, via Sararnah and
r. 1l tons bphen, has resumed her regular trips from
CHI Rl.ESTON Is. CO to HAVANA, leaving Havana
for Chareston-Sth 2d of each month"; leaving ChaHes
ton for Havana on the LIST and 18th.
RATES
Havana to Charleston Savannah. ..............tA
| tn Nest
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AUCTION SALES.

NOTICE.
THE subscribers having disposed OF one-half
Il tier interest in the NKw YoRK AsD NEW ORLEANS
EXPRESS TO Messrs. ADAMS Co.. the business will be
condDcted hereafter under the and style Of ADAMS
y GO. NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS EX-
PRESS. STIMsON e. co. " Camp 1t.
NewOreans, June Is. 1851. ie6 Wv
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