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TRAVELLING.
EOR LIVFRPOOL.-United States

HUI DIV EKPOOL.-Unlt SCdIts
d Mail steamship BALTIC, Capt Joseph J. Comstock.
THIS steamship vii depart with the mails for Europe, posi-
lively on SATURDAY It'll June at ~ O'Clock N from her
berth the foot Of Canal st No berth secured till paid for
All letters aud papers must pass through the Post Office
For freight passage, having unoqGaed accommodations
for elegance and comfort, apply 20
EW'D X. COLLINS Sc Wall-St
Positively no freight Will be received board after
Thursday evening, June 5th.
The steamer PACIFIC VIII succeed the Baltic, and SAIL
June 2lst my7u
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THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH be-

Il tween NEW-NOkk, PHILADELPHIA, bALii-
MORE and WASHINGTON. New York Once corner OF
HANOVER and BEAVER SIS, rear Of the Exchange.
The PIONEER LINE, with four wires from Washington
to New-York, having offices at Nev-lork, Jersey CITY.
Newark New Brunswick Princeton, Trenton, Phlladel-
mia Wilmington Havre dc Grace, BALTIMORE and Wash
ington City and connecting with all the Great Morse
LINES East, West. North and South THIS Company say-
ing lately made extensive repairs of the lne gesy IN
creased It's facilities and more thorousy systematted ia
business the TRANSMISSION and mode OF delivery OF aes-
any of required for the ot
the public with an accuracy, pr9mptness ana hlety
hitherto uneQualled The elegrephng business OF inc
public H. therefore, respectfully solicited at the Office cor
Ia iyMWS WS NJ SWAIN President
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HT T,9s stTS yTsSsS'' T WILCOX Proprietor
TVnE IRVING INSTlTUTE.-LY

n ON'S CLASSICAL ~nl COMMERCIAL. BOARD
ING SCHOOL for Young Gentlemen. a, Iatry;oNn y 4
The Pucva Is as,duauS hrs gard Tor the moral ici
Jcrc the yhVscci comfort the R;eecfN2! improvement tae
sssrrsrS. and psrscr1i hatt,S Of his pupils
lbr CurSe ri jucafion comprises all she branches pre-
rorg'oy College, business To- (Toessond oI prac
ing Vocal AleSic P,ync and french by competent Mas
teIs German and SPANISH tsusht NJ required
The Summer term commences On the l>"t nav anu ''-
tRues I've months changes fcr the TERM Sie0 thus ln-
Sl1d's all Apeas,> for Board Tuition ,eAce1 Ia Medea
iais aagtS and Mu>Cl and the usc OF n'ceS>'i, NNs "a
Eusl>h lrsncAcs deduction VIII DC mad, when TWO
sNise !loai the same family.
fog further particulars. references. 70, see CsSl..S -
ms roiherS 50 Nassau - so Broadway. and ~ Is Bow
t1y NM T. LYON. 4 NJ. PRINCIPAL AMI Pro2sic,of.
Letters should nc addressed North largytown
NSsho-p~,V.fWaS
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EMOVED.-A VAIL e. f..
IA ID. ROOT, MD, Dentists. have removed 10 10
BOND-sT mys ris
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM


IL PAEY-Only through line for Califo1nia and Oregon
The pubic are Informed that under the
q I steamers Inspected and approved By ne
eonnlt % leave Panama aud San Francisco The Isl AMI
I'm Gays OF each month unless detained unavoidable
terey.
The following steamships belonging the PacIhc Mall
Sie9hhp company are now N the Pscfc, one OF which
VII Ie Always n por, AZ each end ofthe rsute:
Oregon, 90 tunS; Republic, 100 tuns
Panama. lts7 TINS Caroina So tuns.
C@Ht0rna go tuns Columbus. $40 tnns
Tennessee, 10 ;uns Isthmus
NeIueIner. leo tuns, Unicorn. so tUns,
columbia sc tCns. Antelope,
Fremont. go tuns
The new steamship Columbia vii ply between San Fraa-
cisco n Forts Ofe-o awaiting the former port the
aII- .. te -iis and PASSENGERS from Para - 2ad se-
luI- lnues ufaf with the mails and passengers lot me
steamer IRON San Francesca.
regular Inc q p-upelors VII be kept MP for the trans
ma and San Francisco
The Vel known steamship Sarah Sands Of 80 bur
us.', my uioet CHARTER % the company and Peculry
eolsas IA her cabin arrangements, vii D. se p foHnny
One q me above steamers vii keep Up the connection %
tween Acapulco and the other MeIc1n ports.
ne CSheetion N ihe Atlantic Ill be maintained b. he
Ohltu e.ales aian steamships
ono, 500 tGns cherosee 80 ' iGns:
Empire CITY. 2,teo tuns; Philadelphia 1000 tlns
leaving New-iork for Chages on the nth and 5'h Of
The neN steamship Edoraio and the Falcon VIII form
direct Line between NewOreans and Chares, leaving at
such eods as Will insure little detention a. poss bic GA
through Line e and from Newt orleans and ports Mexico,
CaIlp mia and Oregon Passage from NewOTeanS m De
secured nom ARMSTRONG. LAWENSON CO,
Agents az that place
The fare for through tickets from NewYorS to san Fran
cisco has been reduced from
Sf0O IN State Rooms 10 $3.50
$50 IN Lower CABIN to-------------------------2 go
500 IN Steerarc- -------.-- l65
The rate from Ne-York 20 ChaEres Will be at the lowest
adopted BY safe sea-steamer between those porS
For choice Of ber.hs apply al the Office Of the Company
81 and s. SOuth-st at their Agency III West-st
al DSWd
CALIFORNIA.-BERFORD q co. S
OLETTER and PACKAGE EXPRESS.-Grcat re-
ducton prices
Freight to San Francisco 40 cts per H.; Letters 10 cts
Dagueueotype 10 San Francisco, 81
Small packages Of lbs, s. Letters to Stockton cts
10 clio Sacramento --------0 -
IS lotto San JOSe------------23 90
20 i2Oregon and Islands 30 90
30 i5lMaysvllc, Eliza. the MrneSSl
over IS its. i0c To Chagres. 10 cts
per u. To all ports Of S America, 81
Millinery per cubic foot, $40
Mr.. Berford, # the propuetOrs. resides on the
Isthnus, and accompanies all shipments over the
Isthmus 10 Panama. -
Next shipment Will he BOY steamer PROAEIHEIS, June
18th Mal closes at ,! p NJ l3th June
BERFORD x co,
YeSey-st Astur House, New York.
B-Inclose letter and postage tot this office and prepay
it. my28 MW&Sf
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nd ERIE RAILROAD.

NETWORK and ERIE RAiLkOAD.
1N-On MONDAY the 18Th instant the toAowii's slas
vill leave New-Y2rk, fm Dame 81 l-el' i ''' '-''
Aot.Ce =, t. n
Tor DupkTk-Eypress Trans a. 4 N and r ID
MAJ Tram va PcmCu-, - ~ ~ - t.,.i. 9TH .e
splendid steamers Niagara Key stone staie ana O1tsS
Cuy, ore q which leaves immediately on IN. 49,, a. boar.
tram for Detroit direct rcnning through lh N''' -
from New OK 20 Detroit and 43 20 hlcas" ,
The Morning Express Tram connects I'm -, g. r.,
tosfs Tor Cleveland direct and win olei 49, -. :.
Saudusst. Toledo. &c PasSeAEeLs o. LAts ''H' "
Cleveland about Is hogTs from New =. TN ,-S
Passengers for Buffalo take ether hAPl. -
aTI.ve ty the Mou4ng Tram al Geneva 81 - r---r,g
II aud a. Buffalo the same n--l., ...-.5 1--ecf -
Bufa.0. =. . u..-,.,,t and
Va Trans for Otsvil-e - 3. - IN "a s',-v
mTlo
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FAST CALIFORNIA

EREGORY'S FAST CALIFORNIA
~ FREIGHT. PACKAGE and PARCEL EXPRESS
Per Steamers BROTHER ONATHAN and RE.SCENI
CITY on MONDAY and WEDNESDAY, the 10Th and
18th regular Express Will be forwarded by
the above Steamers charge II experienced
gers NeSsrs Wilcox Sanols, who viii connect with our
prompt Isthmus agent al Chagres From the superior ia
cites possessed by tins Express enabled 10 for
ward goods from this city Francisco days less
time than occupied forwarding the L. s mails Par
GELS received until the morning Of the day the steamer
leaves and letters until p o'clock, Al Packages which
must m all cases strictly water proof should be
left At the office the day previous. No Custom House
charges made THOMPSON HITCHCOCK
my2s tmy28 Managers and Agents, li9 Pearl-st.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS e. co,
HI manufacturers Of Oils and Candles have removed
from i59 10 l34 FRONT-ST, cor of Maden-ane myj I'm.
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REMOVALS.

DOCK KEEPING. -Removal.-C. G.
DMARSHS Counting Rooms for the study and prac-
tee Of Book Keeping, long established at 80 CedaTst
are removed to 3A BROADWAY, corner Of Duane-st J.,
where Mr. Marsh will be happy to pupils in future
Circulars supplied application. For sale, Marshs
Cuo Of Book Keeping 220 PIP, the last and most beau
tfu work published the subject. containing COM
Dee set Of books printed in coors Bound and gilt price
ais myl0 Inn
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&ELECT HOARDING SCHOOL d

-
-, sONS Ia JAMAICA. l.. Tho subscriber, WAC hSS
IA tAC charge Il important educational Interests IN New
ielA and Phi.adc,hia VAL b PREPARED % Tooc e,o as
4i and amer the ~ Of JUNE neat number ~ oof
no. exceeding r. Every attention VIII DC pad % nc moral
intellectual and physical development Of his pupils ttis
efA and residence M Eve MINUTES from me Jamaica
btfo' and MIL afford pupils every opportunity healthy
eN,Tcse Pnce ~ Bcara End rui,n $50 per session Of
I'VE months payable hall m advance Fcr further paIticu-
iSfS reference kc inquire II = SMITH ESQ % Beck
l. l rny20 rvs
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MORNING LINE for NEWMAN EN-,
I'VE commencing MONDAY. May % The well-known
SPLENDID steamer Aida, Capt stone, viii leave PeckShp
wharf EVERY MORNING az " O'Clock, for New Haven,
arriving ample time 20 take the cars Tot Hartford Spring
field. &c Will leave Railroad wharf. New
Haven AZ n o'clock NJ or Immediately aer the arrival
Of the Boston tram Dinner board Freight taAen on
reasonable terms Fare 50 cents For further particulars
apply 70 JAMES blSHOF w. bea'e'-S'
uy22 I'm
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PEMOVAL-M. 0STHEIM, Importer
bsof Wines and Liquors, has removed from ZIG Liberty
s., to - FRONT-ST.-May l, 1851 my22 lw'
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& IRA
IL CY, CounselIors to "a BEAVER. cor. Hanoverst.
mv2G IL
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II :. SCUOOL AGENCY, 293 Broad

y swsy Captsl furnished by the Patrons me fouitn
Annual CrcUST OF tins Institution ~ cut SHOW ing lhe
feasibility Of the plan OF buiins ~ t'feS
Enterprise that shall universal patronNst ie Ava
eiS pUNlS Merchandise and all eduCAtionN olttS ~
Mo siync them such AN interest the establishment as
T. set Their money back, with large interest ths Is NN'o
b. slanting AGENCIES selling checks and IN SaSI sao pro
It's EQUALLY WITH Patrons and the cause o Education On al
MQreyS collected o. nycStodthGS aaordn- them hanI
Scuc dividend. besides procuring permanent income y
tho cause 81 Education Terms Of DepoS, PC cent cASh
on enc year mpoDsooa INCLUDING b1arj Inc caeSAS
are transferable and procure negotiations with the oes IN
sttut,uus Families and Teachers throughout the OMon
until he full amount Is received whether m one or more
engagements Apply early POSTPAID personally lSssnis
References EXCHANGED ~Apni ?, 1891
m,se stTuThSS. r n WILCOX, Proprietor.
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INSUR RANCE.
MON INITIAL INSURANCE

MON MUTUAL INSURANCE
u COMPANY Office SO wal-sf, opposite Hanover
st-Cartal and Assets $500 0oO assurances Marine,
Inland Navigation and Fire Risks
Moses TAYLOR. Peter KING. James " Elwell,
~ { ,f8r,n ! Syuingt0n W Merrill
Horace 2 sIB"t Claim. il Z Roo.6' sidney Green,
John Eesmiih IewIs B lo9er, IonslOl,
chs Hatch VaIentins Kirby Eugene Dutilh.
l. II Brigham Andrew Stout, A G. Thompson
= T II Gibson. K Collins. Henry Holt
J Anderson. 2. \. HaTgous. DAVID Turner
S d Batcock. Lambert Suydam, Robertson
Wolfe X Graves, JOIN Van Nest
T.rss n Fish & Dambnann. W 4 Keteltas.
A Oebichs, 81 Livingston Ehas BOWL
Richard Bell n Brewer George ,. DARBY.
N''""'O Dull JOHN FALCONEk, President.
JoHS TArPlN Vice President
rERDINAsD stage, Secretary ,
Company continues TO insure Building MeichsSilse,
Household Furniture. Vessels Port g. against c.s or
damage by FIRE and DIVIDE The pfos on '''' CLASS VI JUN
m my2s 3mwF&M
CITIZENS FIRE INSURANCE
y COMPANY-Offce. 81 WALL-sT ami i5l BOW
cry Tins Company ssI' no o eass capital Of
,.,.s .,,,. .srsIy iSVs.tei continues to insure
against da@sgs By FIRE Oh s~ss a0a.s, Per- per-
soual PROPERTY, on the most favorable terms
DIRECTORS $500.
JsTsma4 Js9Hs 4 san. Mel ~ Ea IaEe Bsts
VIM Valentine. Jane: C Bs.dwn "a, Js5V'' Palmer
DaNiEI BURNETT, PEs.Ids9,
JAMES NJ MCLEAN. Secretary q "a -2--
DEOPLE'S FIRE INSURANCE CO,
Il Of the CITY II New-Y Jrk. oce ~ C@asi-st sFso-
ples' Bank BuidIng) Insgres lldags, 5iefeAah1lss
VousehoId Furniture Vessels u Port AID taelf c4Ityes
&c against loss damage BY Fire ca the most i4'''aD
terms AL losses pron6biT8y F 4S Ts5Is 1D- ''-
-. a.,..u c,d.-a De hnre.s Charles T Person,
rreen,sr Car1pbeu James Brogwer, Nm NJ wilson,
Nc ,9 7 - Il ~ Sfo.es Abraham Leggett
John Yelvsrton, Jothain heeA-f' gial.nitA
Hsnr,fe TERRELL. Vim b. Corning, ln0mas ~ lllL1iisi
nj N Crane Solomon Banta, tAtStfu = Citfk,
g. r. '' Charles Crane Mortimer Brown
C@e-gs VnrNgs George Warner, kJbt {. NOoThles,
60. SfsDhrns ChnstOpisT Gwyer.P J BOnesteel,
S,.,1n sbiudler william Buck. Alfred Banm0re.
Edward Nelson, JsAA 3ioAsl pe--'s S~A' II "a AA
y II ''---' JEREMIAH TERRELL. President
MOSS c. LEosARD, Secretary N.Y. lmaW&E
HUDSON RIVER FIRE INSUR-
II i ANCE co Capital 500. -Ohce No 20 49, 81
Manhattan Bank Badlns Losses gr9ng iS ..isns
paid. ISAIAH BLOOO' f''
p J AVERY, Secretary. -, a,
JAxEs A REoUA, Assistant secrs,sry- A.1Z- VI
THE MERCHANTS INSURANCE
on THE CITY OF NE~-ToEK
Office corner a Greenwich and iii'h IS
ocean Bznk Building
CASH CAPITAL, Sto9,Oo
Insurance agzInFt Loss OF DAli~Se y q Az
Directors - o., ~.
11oS.S 1esns CVB b OStrandeT, Hm Hastaee.
lev hlkaIJf Elv HoDoock Joseph VI Brown,
n n.s 49, ce'O g. Bauham. Robert p Getty,
Vsisntae Kirby, Ward A Work, >. Beadleston,
! y. 49, Bowman. Harrison Jones,
- N '-''' AARON CLARK, PTeslae q.
GEcloE ". sIVAsI, Secretary. "@
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and The value thereof lherem e1preSsed
FROM NEW YORK

90 Vail kew-York: BROWN, SHIPLEY \ co, Law
errool. y G ROBERTS X CO, 10 Kings Arms Yard,
London 6 Boulevard huntmartre, Pans .,, -,
After the 1T Of Apn next, the rae 0i Iresht Nv le
above steamers from Liverpool viii be materially reduced
HNHE BRITISH aud NORTH AMER
4 ICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS between
BOSTON and LiVERPOOL-The Boston shil's only cal
nr AZ Halfx 10 land and receive mails and passengers
ARAPiA Cant AFRICA, A. Ryue.
pEESJA cant EUROPA. Y G Lott
ASIA { II =. Judkins NiACAhA'J Stone
CAMBRIA, J Lstch
These vessels carry clear white hgi' 81 us'-hoa"'
green On s;aIh0sId bow, red on port boz"
DAYS OF SAILING.
TIRGPA Lott FROM NEW-NOkk, wednesday MY 81
CAMBRIA - from BOSTON, wednesday May 20
AFRICA Ryrie from NEW YORK, W Wednesday uhe :
ASIA Judkins from NEW YORK, Wednesday, June IL
AAfF RIGA shannon. from BOSTON wednesday gne -
NIAGARA Stone from NEW-NORk, WEDNESDAY July
EUROPA Lott from BOSTON, "Wednesday, July .
AFRIC A Rvrie from NEW YORK, "Wednesday Jrt 10
CAMBRIA LeItch from BOSTON, "Wednesday; Juls -
ASIA IndIins from NEW-YORK. Wednesday july 80
CANADA. Harrison, from BOSTON Nsdnt,dSs AuS .
AMERICA Shannon from NEW YORK, W co aus -
NIAGARA. Stone. from BOSTON, edneSddS' aus ~
AFRICA Ryrie from NETWORK "Wednesday, aug -
EUROPA, Lott from BOSTON, eIAes 9ay, soPSS p, N
ASIA lutklrs from NEW YORK, Neduesdaf g ~, ~
Passage from New-Yoys Boston 20 Liverpool, 49,
Berths not secured until pad for Fre-ht VA! oe 'i 80
on Srec.c heYOnc amount Tor personal cNpelse> AZ
pcuCnccd Surgeon on board ,. ,b. po-t
All letters and newspapers must pass thious" ZIG '
Oiu'' VI ''''s''' + CtNARD, Ir.. IS Broad way
French German and other Foreign tTsls reof IN,
brought In common with British Goods through ya's
lsdnt art gwen IA Havre for Ncw-loiA I'.'"
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MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD

IVA Summer ArransementS Leave Dover AN
Fre.ght 10 AN and Pm. Leave horrr.own 4,
Freight; 6, IS n and - N. Leave hllyllle ),
FrelEht as 3 A NJ and IS. lSP N
RETURNING, LEAVE NEW-IORk-For Dover -,
An. FTeighi md = PM For MllyIile 10. 10, II 30
A VI Freight. and {. PPM
DOVER PASSENGER LINES-Leave Dover, 10
NJ and p NJ Morris.swn 7 ga and - n
Madison. J s. A NJ and IS Pm Summit, S y M aad
3sPh Hllvllle, q A NJ and IS oranSs y
NJ and sssPN Arr7ve At Newark 50 A N and -
NJ az NsS-fors ~ IS A VI and 20 NJ
RETVREING-lsave New-1orS At % M and
NJ leave NeWsrs az 9 IS A NJ and - = VI
The Morning Dover Tram viii receive and denver pss-
sengtEs AZ Ros-vay, Dsnvle, Morris Flias siorrto~
Madison. Chatham. Summit, Mlvlle, South Orange and
OraErc peaots aah.
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ESSEX FEMALE SEMINARY-Re

~ pRI4A IsluA LIZ NEshl-NA II Nc
ceaves pupils Of any s-e and ~ any time and tvors
e WIN every desirable flclhy for obtaining thorulsh
anu accomplished education Terus reasonable FVr
~ Of location and completeness ~ arrangements
Issss probably unsurpassed and btns on the
bs margin OF the Connecticut RIVER, near tue sea-
Ss OF access hy NeW-Iork and Hartford ualy
Dr. fs.S As MINOR consideration, We w0u!d ADJ taAE
h. 49, Shd pspis furnished, AZ moderate charge
49, e 1910 o. The Seminary, with well trained saddle
~ 49, CT a.. yoehS ladies' Circulars containing view
- - S'N'All buildings, references &c. can DC had ot
r., LuCIUS LYON, AM, Pnnclpal:
@sS''' may -, 1851 myls lmMWSf
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DEMOVAL-J SMITH DODGE

ID NOV A Ii. SMITH DODGE,
NJ DENTIST has removed irons No. - to No. Y BOND
ST New York a doors further East from Broadway
His partnership with Or l.. Parnee, IN Washington CITY,
being dissolved by limitation, he viii IN future de-
his time entirely 60 his NewYork Once, ~ Bond
where he will be pleased to see hs Southern friends Aher
twenty years faithful application to DENTISTRY IN all
various branches he is fully convinced that when II can
be used land most cases may ms DOUBLE CYLINDER
Is the best fastening for Arthcal Teeth rem
one 10 full se,and that many good sets. tina; are now
loose and useless mastcaton, may be made hTin ana
comfortable for the small sum OF i've dollars
nlY2l lmMMNS
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SCHOOLS.

FE'ARRYTOWN INSTITUTE.-A Sc
leet BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS ~ Tarrytown,
New York A. NEWMAN. Prncipal-ln tmS INSTITUTION
Young Gentlemen are thoroughly instructed II an thc
branches Of English and Classical education Inc tce
OF Board and Tuition, including bed bedding waShs wv
memilng, v from lice To- $50 per ennun, oc'ns otle
branches pursued Circulars containing particulars, t"'ri
encss, sc, be- obtained at sShrSlds bo9A S",S 'i
Fslion-St, and at T. k WncONS United States SO.'Nl
Prp,ial "' " - m3 MW&Stf
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QEMOVAL.-JAMES FOWLER,De
1Ntst for many years connected IN business corner of
broadway and Fankln-st with DR. Burdel, has removed
10 SpRING two blocks west Of Broadway. my2a lmt
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- T. M OV A l. The subscriber would
Eemost respectfully cal, the attention of his friends and
the public ms removal from SCI Cans-st to 2 BOWE
RY between Bond and Great Jones SITS where he intends
10 koep hand assortment of articles in his line
Thread, Needles and Fancy Goods.
my26 3tood' w. T SINCLAIR
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CROCERS' FIRE INSURANCE co.
~ Ne 81 Wall-ss cDrneT Of PesTl-st
CAPITAL 100000.
A. an election held this dAy, the following gehNehaen
chosen Directors Of tins Company for the ensuing
SamgSsn Moore. Moses Tavlor. George kldef,
Rem. b sherman Marshall Pepoon, Eraacls SSddy.
Peter Martin, Ale1sn'r HNifsn;. Chss. BnTshasef,
Rufus story, Asa Porter. James d. Wilson.
Henry Edey Isaac { Taylor William Foster.
Al subsequent meeting Of the Board. SAMPSON
MOORE, ESQ, was UNANIMOUSLY reelected President Of
the Company MILTON SMITH, Secretary.
New-SoTk. Feb. ), 1851
N B-Ths Company continues 70 insure Bnlaings, Mtr-
chandse, Household Furniture, Vessels Port Nc
the favorable terms All losses promptly adjusted and
paid. Gu
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JOHN : TAPPIN, Wee President
FERDINAND stage, Secretary
NB-Pariculsr attention called 90 the itct th shls
Comuanv continues to insure Buildings, Merchandise,
Household Furniture Vessels Port 81 against loss OF
damage by fire. and divide the profits on ns class Of Dosi
mess the same as on The Marine premiums
v1a 4uuWEAM
The Arkansas banner., 1851-01-07
Discovery. Enterprise. aad improvement

The Island of Cuna IS s6 !I me In extr ne length
 with a width varying from 22 10 II7 mi -s, and covers an area of S7 0Oa square miles. b-iug abo iIe size of the DO nia,iou oi Name. IL contains Il population at the present time of l.+00, ,p0J; oi which about SI0,0bl arc whites. lel 900 are Tree color d. nni 6n 00O slaves ls imports in I5i7 wrt- $I. 359. Il9. Uf which $f s49 s75 were from th- UuI-d Sta It's exports urime the s,,n- period S17 .995 770 Of which $l2 9l. ST were la the United St .t-s la lst7 the number of ar
 rivals al it's ports Aas B TO. aId the numb-r of cearancss 3I6. It's principal harbors the finest in the world The amount of A neficau tonnage employed in the trade with Cuss is 456.9'3 tons h has i95 miles of railroad conpleied and in sue. crssful operation aud 6i inilrs iu course of con- struetion IL is well water-d by numerous rivers, and s surface. exc-pt in the central portion of the Island diversified witn mountains. Only two fifths Of it's SUI facr is cultivated Or the remaining three
 hfths. nov unused on- is probably worthless i-sv- lug oue hs fo it's sgricu iural resources undevelo ped. 1h- c innate is so genial that ,t yieds two crops year Of many of its productions IL also ahou ld- in msieriais for ns nfacturing purposes and is mountains ceut ,in mines of copper, whi oh are wofkrd To eoasii-rable advantage N Porker,
The Arkansas banner., 1851-01-07
No. Is.

eer,sla eoua,ies from the risa roez sss,sm of set ing wss rejected. Oa ro,'oa of Ms Simpson House bill ,e lacer select committee, Mrssrs Simpson. wsikiu. sae Ellis.
 On motion of Mt willlsmsom House bl fOr tn. ereelioa sud improvement ef Peaiseatiary. &c va. referred to the counties en Ike Rsmisea,iary. On motion of Mir Clarke .ioase bul for the re lief of Allea R. Stone was Fpad 3rd time.
 Mir Fletcher moved. by way sf rider, io sxses6 the provisions of the bill all erppIes and avsIids which was amended by Mr iaey "prov;ded they are not eambIsrs." The motisu was lost,
 ca motion of Mir Berry hstiIl was smeaded se as to eon6ne said Stone to his eva capital. which wes adopted:
 Mir Haey moved to lay lhs bi,i ou the table "a definitely. Mir Maxwell called Ter ttss yeas and aSys.
 The motion lost. yeas :. aaywIs.
 On motion of Mr Eilis Senate biil 10 carry ea, the provisions of the sc, establishing Yei co was referred to a select committee, Messrs WnIi, ,msou Chism and Ellis.
 Mir Underhi Tom the committee reported an tme1>ment agreed 10 by the committee of cooter the Swamp land biil. the amendment adopted
 On motion of Mir Chism House bill for ths re- lief of Mi cham and I P s se;cr. was passed.
 Mr BiiIingsly wa' called 10 The chair
 On uotion of Mir President House bill te incor porate t'e Rockville Manufacturing co waS, refer red to 5 select committee, Messrs Underhiii. Wa klus and Huey.
 On motion of Mir McCamy the Senate adj rnsd.