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\, Raieh Blssa Roads ,>umaia' MaTca i6. ship Ken
sugton. Jacobs, lgon Manila Tor Ne~-loA. taAng M
AT Aden Sh nit banks Tom Corwin. Lambert, uncertain;
losco Graves from zanzibar. do
Az - Helena 2i u. btg Louisa, BeaSion I'M Newton
A. Icshon. gsd ult. ships Monterey. Crowel. rrea.
ton Snow, HarhaWa,, Benson Iowa. Blake all for New
At Genoa, 21l ut ship Niagara. HAYNES. for LcsAsrn.
Al Para. sHh ulf. ing VI shepard Townc Of aud from
Salem disg-oniy Amer vessel In the RIVER, Goth, bnS
Elizabeth. PITS fm NNorA. bound up
Al St Johns. p Il. 81 INST. bugs Logan, rrcat. from
Boston, d'sg, Mauha hlu>man iorh, Tor y York, gnc,
Fremont TAYLOR fm Boston. DISC; Gen Taylor Fuller
unc, Ayano. Thursion I'm Norfolk wa y Thomas Just arr
schrs Eurotas. rrcirtheu Ga Boston. dsg, kmly Hlad
Fraes fiom New NorA unc, President, Plddleord. for
AIT" ATT at QGetcc. lch ms. SHIPS Zone. Slsby Newygk
27th u Iowa Brewster. DO Isl INST. hrlg Nionlrh Field
er. do 25th ut Ga 18TH snip Michael Angelo Wilson,
Ar'at St John. b. 18Th inst. bngs Dispatch, Hosg \
York. 10TH Elmhgth Hastings. Fhrgen.d, Bath sehr
Two BroiheS D,u1ss Boston. cid 18Th, schrS On. Nc
Mullen, Baths 10th, tuuce. Npearng do "
Ayde Roston. 2nh. brig swan Philadelphia, son Abigail.
GAYLE Baltimore. -yh bark Fa,orte, Norfolk yO'h, bug
Contest Philade.rhn
Al Dcmcrara i0h nit. brig Withholding. Duascomb,
NNork 18th trig Echo. Go0dhurn, Boston
cd. 10Th bark Nlon'efuma, Sealy, NYorA. liih bark
Ar at barbados 2sih ult bark Hyperion, 8cpiAnn.
NYork' bng Water Witch Ramsey Balt; 29h sch Cas-,
sandra. Green. Newbem
Sid 18th brig Alban1 Thurston. Porto Roo, Harbass
Pettero,o Boston. 2ith brig FAIRY, Sheed Porto Rico
Al 81 Thomas about 9th n>t bark Douglass Farrell n
DcmeraTa, luSt arr.
Auat Kingston Jaml, June. 28 Lubec brig iehncs
% DIS I'm NNork.
At Rio Janeiro, June H. ship Game Cock, Hollis, fus
NNork for San Francisco, waiting for malnmast, BARK
kirkland Cook dg, Seneca. felnhagan, foT NYork, hr
brig Nancy. Patterson, wig cnTgo.
Sid 10Th, bark Benjamin tBr). McDeene, for phla.
Arr AT Havana July ID, Adams Gray, schneldan, New
Orleans, John Winthrop. Blanchard NYork, Ale tandel.
Fmelms do 18th, selma Mesterherg. do Roscoe, McCnl-
s CaimOtto; Somers Watson Charleston; Fhos WnFhi,
Sayender, Savannah, Mount Vernon, Porter NOheansS
ID Chase, McCuply. Boston, rehauntepec Brown. New
Orleans, 18th Henry. Norhrup. do. Camden Sherwood.
Charleston Culnare Phillips. do. Elizabeth Rsmlngtoa
Philadelphia Hamonion ihlander, Hambwgh, wa New
York: Madeira. Ames Wilmington.
Sailed from do July u, II knight Pennell, Hxua and
Matanzas D. oT Djec NNork, Gazclle, BianeI Port
land Frauceo flon Gaddlng. Cahanas AngelIa. Mahah.
Norfolk + Rogers Sprague 81 Petersburg lJth ADeena
Arey, NYork, 10Th Nathan Blake, York, PhhadelphA
Roscoe, McCurs Newhuwpolt. Jilas, Pendeion, NPe'
tersburg; Selma, Mesterbufg MaianNas
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PHILADELPHIA, Jolly 2l-Arrired-Ben March d. D.
fBr) Jameson Rio de JaneuO; bfg Marshall Dutch NJ
GIlyeTy New-fork schrs Elzfueth. shoe, New I0rA,
stranger. Perry Sandwich r Randolph, Burnett Ne"
York. Clinton. CrOwell, Providence.
CsoreG-Bark Charles Oien. Douglass, RIO De tlneiro;
brlgs kebecca Frances. NlcAersOn, Boston, hafslaH
Dutch. McCllyery DO Ma4ca, Pierce. d. Con stewart,
Bishop do. schs Bril- ant. fBrl Hutchinson Eeuthera,
Thos FenIer. Nlche1s0n. Eston, kebeccd Fog, Cot,
Portland. Ashland Corhctt Boston. Queen, Brown New
bur port. pre- Price PrJylf-uce Pawn, Day, d.,
Hulse Iyertou. Warwick Mary Elizabeth. Shoe, Brook
!yn, Stranger, Perry. Plymouth Rad0ph, Burnett,
Posicn Clinton Cole. Fail RIVER. Pen Douglass. Rich
ard, NdGletOYn, steamer Cayuga Wilson, New-fCfk.
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To Mariners.

CoAsT SURVEY STATION San Diego June L. 1851.
Dear Sir For the benefit OF your steamers runnlng south
beg cave TO furnish with the latitude aud uie
% fomt conception and the magnetic variation. deter
mined from the survey observations IatItupe "a deg
70 mn " 30 sec, ~ longitude II deg IS 80 IS sec
hasnstc variation u deg 20 MN 20 T. As previous an
thOnss differed "a miles 70 min IN the longitude and
latest authority was miles Ia latitude the above
results may be Of Importance Very respectfully
GEO DAVIDSON T. 5. Coast Survey,
To J. v. Raymond, Agent Empire City Line Steamers.
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Arrived.

I NAL .,eamshlP Pacific. Nye, I'm Liverpool July g.
rndse &c 10 K Collins
steamship CheIosee, lndle, NoreaIs va Havana a.
Is, Passengers 70 d Roberts
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
FROM HAVANA.


The steamer Cherokee, Capt. Windle,
arrived last evening from Havana, having made the
passage in four days. We have Havana papers 10
the 18th
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Spoken. &

July H. lat 81 lon U.s. whale brig Franklin, tof Province
town, NOS og,, with go bus OF.
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KUrAHJA. April IS. 1851.

RESOURCES OF VRonIA.--Ths Richmond Republican
Is calling attention to the resources OF Virginia Lead v
found there in abundance and also pumbayo Ia several
places OF the Blue Ridge Besides the immense salt
regions OF Kanawha there are IN southwestern Virgins
inexhausble stores OF this valuable mineral The salt
water fosnd in Washington county is stronger than that
Of any other county Fossil salt, the largest not the
only deposte OF the kind discovered IN the United States
is found the salt hills above noticed and has been
bored into at least fifty hundred feet and Without
gong through IT, Gypsum, or plaster OF Paris oil the
pures kind exists in great abundance IN connexlon with
the fossil salt There many dep0ses OF iron ORE
from which refined and hammered iron can DC made,
which will rival the best productions Of Russia ahd Swe
den Porcelain clay, as fine any in France, Is found
Farmvllle, and in other sections OF Virginia The
granite Of Richmond is equal in quality and beauty to
any the United States The slate on Slate river bet
than the Welsh being harder. stronger, and
free from earthly matter Marble and soapstone abound
many parts of the State, Of good quality and in great
variety. Wafer lime, cement, 10 found the James
river Of very superior quality and has been found to be
decidedly superior to the best English In the
goh limestone of the pues quality also abounds There
also great quantities of fire and fire clay
James river and Richmond Gold. COAL and copper
found in abundance OF the Blue Ridge. Besides
the coal OF the east and the southeast the Kanawha
gion possesses inexhausble supply. An enormous
vein OF camel coal has been discovered within year
two past in Kanawha This is the most beautiful and
valuable OF all coal 1t is also alleged that wool grown
in Virginia. from the best improved sheep, is better in
many than the finest Saxony and rivals the best
Australian production 1t is believed that the climate of
Virginia superior TO that Of either OF those countries
for the production Of the finest wool.-DaHy Nelcs.
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Correspondence Of the Baltimore SUM-
Enlargement OF tho Capitol.
WASHINGTON, Nav 81

WASHINGTON, May 81.
II was reported last night that the President had finally
decided upon Mr. Andesons plan for the enlargement Of
the Capitol and that the work really about to be
commenced But | have much doubt whether there is
any truth in the rumOr Ii is much to be regretted that
when Congress again meet six months hence they will
find that little nothing has been done, though provs
ION was made for IT, by law, year ago. II is not OPP
true that he has the choice OF the pan but it is mpera
tive upon him to select plan and commence the work
Congress meet and find that very little has been done
very little expense been encounered-there will not be
wanting men who from some personal pque pretended
economy will attempt to arrest the whole measure and
probably with complete success We without sad
experience on this subject.
General Jackson making preparations to execute
law OF Congress for the erection OF stone bridge
the Potomac; and he would have made a bridge that
OF American art and OF vast and perpetual public benefit
Bat Mr. Mercer, opposition member of Congress from
Virginia. had personal pque against Mr.. Dibble. the
bridge contractor, aAd 10 ruin Dbbe he assailed the
omy The whgs, or national republicans, or Whatever
the opposition was then called, all followed Mr.. Mer-
GERS lead. and joined him the cry of extravaganza,
waste, and prodgay! The democrats, though disposed
to be LIBERAL could not suffer their opponents lay
elusive claim 10 economy and they were, in fact, fright
ened out of the bridge So il will be with the Capitol
enlargement The proposition to stop the work will come
from whig member soon Congress meets. and in
The President Congress the cry Of "god spoons,
costly edi6ces," and all that will overthrow almost
any measure say that the opposition will come from
wing, because commenced at the late session by
wing member. There is another why think the
wings will oppose it, The proceeded from the
leading democratic SENATOR and from democratic SEN
ate Jefferson Davis and r. NJ. I. Hunter are the
thors OF the measure
We shall the Mercer game played again and it
in executing the law Of Congress ION.
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DEATH or RoBERT f. HoRsER--A very extensive
circle OF iriends and acquaintance reaching perhaps to
every State in the Unon will regret to learn that Robert
+. Homer. doorkeeper OF the United States House OF
Representatives, died at Queenston near Princeton,
Thursday afternoon about half past two o'clock His
disease was consumption His health has been rapidly
failing last winter. and especially since the adjourn
ment Of Congress- For the last six weeks he has been
confined 10 his room and his bed. 8thaA.tH ase
Although the failure OF his health has been apparently
rapid. he disclosed his death the fact that he
had discovered two years ago the nsdious but APP
proach OF the disease Of which he died. He began at
that time 10 make preparations for his DEATH with 30
much prompiude, and pursued the work steadily y,
that when nj last became known TO others that he
near his end they were astonshcd at the calYness, the
rmness. the cheerniness, and The Christian resignation
with which he met his fate Busy, indeed. hal been his
e and nnumerable seemed be his holds upon earth
y affairs He renquished them all apparently withou,
strugge, and declared that they held no longer any
control bis affections thoughts He was in the
5ist year of his age, -7rsnson ND Gazette. "a
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


BALrMoRK, June As, p. m
The war wages warmer and warner with reference
me approaching election regarding the new consultation.
close ooseyerons who minglss with the peoPas-shs
great Done and sinew Of tho pubic-cann0t be mistaken
respecting the preponderance Of sentiment Il 10
ohfey party question Wings and unitins
her oiees on both sdesi but easy perceive,
iAf a. paii1ofe is concerned. that the majority OF
vo'en-ho' soud talken--s in favor of thu new con-
sntuhoh Inc impression is in Of It's adoption.
things WIN Dc no worse. and may possibly be better. IL
VIII be- al least one step towards getting Justice II ths
step DO not taken now judging from past the
time may be lar distant when opportunity viii be again
offered 70 take H. The enemies OF reform and Of the now
constitution would feign make believe thai ruin /.
inevitable in Of its adoption This is all moonshno
The wheels of government will move harmoniousv and
in very short time the community will adapt Themselves
TO it. a.atI
Our market is quiet Sales Of 800 bbls. Howard street
-four 81 49, and 100 bbls. City Mills At - s7i Red
wheat 30 50 cents white, 80 lO4 cents Yellow corn,
81 50 cents white SO SO cents. OATS 20 ~ cent
Rye 6 cents Provisions steady, but active, and
prices unchanged Whiskey, "a Is cents in hhds. and
bbls. Holders of tobacco not much inclined to soil
There change in prices but buyers generally
disposed to give The prices asked
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~ nxER = mcauIRE. Auct,onerr..

xYxfuAntE BUILDING LOTS AT AuCTToN.Aon Thursday
lime s. nj O'Clock, the prsmses
Lots Nos s,7S TO- II, ~ 10, ~ IS, and ieSens sub
divisions Of original. NJ - $500 ,s4. #. n
f.oss s and part s. in square No. so
lots Nos a. a. N, Of original lots a. ~, ~ ~, and 49,
foss Mns a. Z s. 90 a. and n In square No 58s.
Az me alsvs iS alleys, md located In s
immediate neighborhood Of the CITY n il M slh .HN ust
prchss~ m"nsy In cash. and e resi-
due in equal payments At twelve scssn, ann mosnA
-" DYER MCGUIRE, /
u~ AAoAaAANA4 Auct1nmSssa
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Texas dates are to the 10th ult The Indians had
dered whole family in Benton county. The Indians
subsequently, captured by the United States dra
goons Nearly every plantation in Brazos had been
overlooked A large meeting at Galveston declared in
favor Of paying the claims against the State The contest
for governor had narrowed down to Bell and Greer.
Gen James Smith, in a personal contest with Vim. A.
Hill, charged with burning the land Office records in
Rusk county. was severely wounded. r .....If
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Ex-SEcRErARY WALKER.--The Hon. Robert J. Walker
intends to sail for California the 2sth Of June His
professional have been engaged In two very
postant land which to be argued At the coming
term OF the United States district court for California
a5 baltimore Clipper.
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The Of Robinson EIdsd make public snss
city 10 day will unu Friday From d.
.nsshsd reputation which this has sustained
Ne confident promising the little well tho chill
dsn Of larger growth, rsre entertainment M eAasna
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reduced to that pitch Of despair Il which take coun
sci only of their honor regardless OF the
or OF the scandal OF collisions which may be
determined 10 die rather than to submit 70 pToongs,ion
OF their saHerings. ,o..,s,,,.,,,
KuTAHIA Anil ID. 1851
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The equestrian statue OF Gen. Jackson which is one
third larger than lfe weighing $4,000 pounds, and made
pedcsti ri Iaaystls Square, Washington, opposite the
PrsGdUute Nouss on the 4Ah Of Jaly neEto a. tsssa
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NEW YoRx, June !.
The steamship Washington has just arrived bringing
three days later inelgence, and iaS passenger. The
Liverpool the 18th. The Pacific arrived a Liverpool
the 18Th and the Lafaye'ts q Ph.dsphis on The ssh
but required no assistance Morris Doyle. Of sprnSasa
Illinois, passenger in the Washington died on tho passage
The great exhibition continues . attractive q sver
made 70 devote the proceeds 70 educational purposes
The India mail arrived London the 18th Tho oonn-
Belgian ministry defeated and rendered their
resignation The Spanish ministry had gained strength BY
the Danish 10 all parties engaged in The late
volt except thirty three. The opposition Of the egmlsts
70 Louis Napoleon excited great attention In p.Ii; ne
from Southampton for the United States about the middle
OF June .Ht 3aa laE#
favorable change had occurred in the Liverpool cotton
marketsales the 18th and 10th 1000 baies 1t
slight advance. Accounts from the manufacturing districts
Sugar heavy Coffee steady Money market stsadyfands
firm. I-eftes
BosroS, June 2.
The ship Asatic arrived here to-day from Jacme,
lgence that Mr. Walsh, American agent, had left for
the Dominican portion OF the island official business
the w aaH be as er short e the
Emperor did not sign the treaty.
PHILADELPHIA, Juns z
Stocks steady and active: sales OF 100 Pennsyva-
SIS 94 Reading shares 29i Flour il dull 1t ~
l2A for State brands Grain Is unchanged Small sales Of
confined the regular trade Groceries without special
alteration. WhisEsy. 2si cent?. u
Northu~ Markets.
New YoRK, June 2.--Stocks are unaltered Flour Is
adysales of 5000 bills at 81 "a 06 for standard
downward tendency~saes Of Gcnesee at lls centa Corn
eady-sales of 900 bushels 81 for Mixed and
60 cents for round yellow Provisions are unch,nSsd
irm. Whiskey, rs cents
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1sHs :. hY DYER d MCGUIRE, AuctssWrers
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, te.-By
deed OF dated the ID day Of March, f849 from
Walters. and recorded Lber A. No
OF the land records OF Washington
OF Columbia shall SELL the residence
VIM H. Detn the north side Of street. hetwcen 2th
and lh Monday morning. June Al 10 O'Clock, the following
described household furniture, viz; n.
Marble top paef and centre tables, clock
Bronxcd end and card tables, fancy chairs
Crandoles, nAnte and other ornaments
Large gilt framed pier giasa, lounge ##...
Sets CA window cuitains ornaments
BRUSSELS and ingram paIlor and chamber carpets
Mahogany dining tables mahogany bureaus
Hsh- post French, and uunde bedsteAds
Wsrdrobes, washsands writing desk
Beds and bedding, toilet sets, looking glasses ... liz
Chandelier and solar lamps, window shaded
and wood chairs, settee, hat rack
och na chairs brass nndIrons shovel and tongs
Hall lamp stair and passage floor cloth, Ac .I i.
Terms s and under cash e credit OF two and four
months for satisfactorily endorsed bearing Interest
- Ne~ DYER MCGUIRE,
June I'D Ancuoneen.
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BY DYER = McaUIRE, Auetlonsers.

ByDYER n Mc1UIRE, Auctionssrs.
SyUPERIoR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, RICH SILVER
- plated and Engtish AEON Thuuday
O'Clock, shall Mrs r.
18th bsswsen and streets, all her valuable
household effects consisuns Of ##4. ~
superior piano forte and stool, mahogany soh
Mahogany parior, and king chairs aH4.
DO fancy card tables rout tables
dining, breakfast, and tables
Do book shelves, French mirror
Elegant msntel clock and glass shadc
OF antique walters, with silver rims and handles
Rich She med plated tasksrds, oaston 5000 I'D
Candiesucks fruit and flower stands, &c
Engish cut.giass decantsn, tsmblsn .ltl. H... .t
Chsmpaxnss, wines, Salts and pickle dishes, float
Set Of elegant French pencilled china
IndiA china dtaner table cuuesy
ParioS, chamber, passage and stair carpets
Mahogany and maple French bsdssads
Wardrob~s, bureaus, washsssnds and sets
Feather beds and hair toSlct glasses
Cooking and other Stoves refngeratorn
Together with general assortment OF kitchen requisites
The cabinet furniture order by Williams Balh
and shemed plate superior quality
$50 under ESQ credit Of -four
months satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
DYER MCGUIRE
June I'D .trsat# el.. .ss q Auctioneers.
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Ms Us
In paper we lately expressed our belief, founded
what we bad heard, and upon the reasonableness Of
the thing, that the present administration would empower
the federal courts in Florida examine and decide the
disputed claims Of Spanish and American subjects aris
ing under the 9th article OF the treaty between the Uni
Ted States and Spain. 5sa ..I.5 ...aa sast s5i aa
But perhaps the administration, after paying the awards
OF the Mexican commissioners lately made here. have
thought but equal and consistent 10 pay the awards oil
The Florida courts and confess we cannot well see
why one class OF such cases should alone be paid We
think treaty spuaons should be strictly observed and
promptly executed without fear favor the apprehsn-
sion Of public displeasure. ia
The New York Evening Mirror, after themost fulsome
aduation OF Mr. Fillmore and Messrs Webster. Crit
tenden Hall, and Graham, couched in real genuine Of
seeking or retaining tsrms concludes a fol-
lows "Ths Praident, IL is veil knoon. only goes
through NTH the motions Of TIE gic", iedping all the
EMOTIONS oLDEs MrMsERs OF THE CABINET" We
do not mean to be Impairment but We would like to BE-
informed as to the particular mark that shaft was
aimed ut. -i#ttt4 H tfe ~ EqtA ttta tsE ~ f
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SyUPERIOR Daxuexreotypes tFtrst PrsuaAuna -. u.
y wUlTEHURsT hed Of his
ground any In the country He GALLERIES
between ~ anA IN sss
BALTIMORE Broadway and Leonard
street York; II Main street, Rchmond 0yoe0oss
street, Pssbugi Main street. Norfolk and Main street. Lynsh-
burg, yirGnia
extraordinary improvement inng faithful and highly enisa~A
Hkenesses in q FEW seconds.
retary ground invented by J. H. Whstehut, gvs an
airy iviag appearances to the picture
gwen Dissatisfaction THIS
certainly superiority Of hs ksnsssa
W. Of The public generally 70 hs elegantly
gallery and fuckers where nee
exhibition OF pictures will given.
composition in dAgusrsotypss s
81 Maryland Institute he awarded the ar
medal by the judges. ua.l ~ #i6,.l - .. a-s5. u =
attended 10. - ~ Nov S8-dly
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We understand that General Psrsifer r. Smith, Of the
United States army arrived in the city on Sunday.
Mr.. Sumner elected senator for six years by ons
vots and MIR Borden. whig. voted for him I'm ~
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Hon g. w. Bovsden, OF Alabama, publishes a card to
his constituents which he states that he will not be
candidate for recollection TO Congress. .aa
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NorfhkrM Marksfa.
BY DYER q mcoUIRE. Auos,on.srs.

A SMALL FARM AT AUCTION-On Monday evening, June
n Oats O'Clock, shall SELL At our suction rooms small nsn
- and % with improvements IN WASH
ingon county Of King esq., and aAjoning
grounds belonging Georgetown Coleghney located s
There three heavy wood land prn
cipay hickory The improvements consist Of small frame
building, the first floor and above
Of peach APPLE and cherry ecshe whole enclosed
good post rail constant stream Of winter passes through
middle Of the fhrm
DESTROYS Of securing pleasant location for country re-
the city would DO well 70 n
the sale.
Terms balance and two for
DYER l. MCGUIRE,
May 2s-d AucronssJ.
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rAsuMERE HAT.-sTEvENs recev ed further supply
vennang hat Genusssn Be
accommodated stevens under the Atensum, opposite the
Adetpbi Theatre. N#fla faE.lH
81 E II
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ELIZABETH A. nLINN. X ...
do not crave bright gems Of earth,
Nor gold OF dazzling hue,
" But ask for something Of more worth
.a heart that's pure and true. ut
Though earth may yield her costly gems,
Fl / ask not for such diadems,
But Tor heart that's true.
A heart that CLOVIS with noble deeds,
For this e'er will sue -r.
guiltess heart from envy freed
.# A heart that's pure and true.
A heart like this is real worth
II nothing can oushine;
IT'S all / ask for here earth 81.
heart that's pure and kind.
On s s
HALE, second daughter Of j. v. NTHKoor, of this city,
! DIED.
In Philadelphia the morning the 3oth May HENRY TURK
infant Ii. LAM, city.
- IT
90 .sonic-A regu. communication Federal Lodge No.
and 10Th Streets a, II O'clock Paneusi Of all the
members particularly requested Brothers in good standing
y ''D'' . G. J.. A. scHwARzMAN,
June Secretary.
Treasury Notes Outst.ndins I.t june, 1851.
.U. . TREASURY DEPARTMENT
Registers Office, June Q, 1851.
Amount outstanding Of he several issues prior a2d
Anosa os:.nsns s n Of I'd
Amount Outstanding Of the issue Of stn January is4
as per dito.. 10000 90
l79,7el 81
ofbcen prior aad July, lsss..... 90
sl7gsIl 81
Jun.s-l, Register.
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THE subscrber would respectfully Inform the p~b
from the city for short psriod. Ny
conducted by c. Green, during sb
authorize settle all accounts and collect az dsos
May 29--eod3t .a3. .#5#I 4.... @.. A. 0kk1N