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Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-05

~ We are authorized TO announce JAMES Il
ALTERNATELY candidate lor the office Of Judge oil
the fourth Judicial Circuit
Mr.. AnERHArHy has faithfully served The people, as
Circuit Attorney, for ten Yeas earnest that Ais
duties will be carefully attended 10, if he should be-
elected Judge.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-05
\ SCHOOL MISTRESS.

II We arc Indebted to Hon. }R, CLrMrNs
for copy Of hi' able 4 eloquent speech, dcliy-
erred at louisville, Ala, Nov. 1850, in defence
Of tie compromise.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-05

RETURNED CALIroRNIANs.-Ch Ohra, Sc -
Last Monday, four gentlemen, living in this
vicinity, returned from California Alvin and
Lafayette Boyce, james Keith and James Mad
dox. Mr. Maddox was taken with the pre-
moniiory symptoms Of chulerp, Nut Lad o2pa
renlly recovered, and was in the city abou, an
hour before being violently a.tackd by the dis
ease, which closed his existence ia less than
twenty four hours Thus, after having endured
SO many hsrdshps; when within eight miles
Of lis home. and promising himself a happy
lrc.nncn with bis iriends, he was suddenly cut
OH
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-05

BLAcNwoop's MAGAzlNE.- content, for
Nay, are Some American Poets Ny NJ.
81; VI, Varieties in English Lille, Transatlantic
Tourists; Onward Tendencies The Popal
Aggression BIZ tie Book Of the Farm: An
Evening Walk; Modern State Triol, The y II.
uer to Lord Stanly.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-05
AGENTS for the Western Union.

EDITOR AND ruBLfsHrR
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Hope.

The sun may sink beneath the wave,
And darkness shroud the main,
But soon from out the nights deep grave
The morn will rise again.
The summers smile and fragrant bloom
At winters frown may part,
But spring shall waken from the tomb
Towarm earth's icy heart.
And thus within the human breast
The summers sun may set,
The sun depart, and life be dressed
In darkness and regret;
But like the flower that bursts the tomb,
Or light that bathes the skies,
Still over all life's woe and gloom
The sun of hope will rise.
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An AboIitionist at Fault.

4 had brothers Sn-law, said Nose Park
ans who was one of the ravenest, maddest,
reddest-hottest aboltionists you ever see. |
liked the pesky crtter well enough, and
should have been very glad to see him cum
to spend day, fetchin' my sister to see me
and my wife, if he hadn'tlowered his tongue
to rpn' on 50 bout niggers and slavery, and
the equality Of the races, and the duty Of
soverthrown the Constitution of the United
States, and lot other things, some of
which made me mad, and the best part of
'en right sick. i puzzled my brains good
deal to think how / could make him shut up
his noisy head bout abolition"
wall, one time when brother -in-law came
over to stay, an idea struck me. hired a
nigger to help me haying time. He was
the biggest, ugliest, strongest, greasiest mig
ger you ever see. 'Black!' he was blacker
than stack of black cats, and jest as shiney
asa new beaver hat. Ispoke to him: Jake,
says l., when you hear the breakfast bell
ring, don't you say word says L but you
come into the parlor. and sit right down
among the folks and eat your break kfast.
The nigger's eyes stuck out of his head about
feet. You're jokin, massa, sez he
'Jokin.' seq !. ! am as sober as deacon.
tBpty seq he, T shant haye time to wash
myself and change my shirt 'Sqmuch the
better. sez /. Well--breakfast came-and
SO did Jake, and he set right down long side
my brother-in-law. He started, but he didn't
say word. There warn no mistake about
it,. Shut your eyes and you'd know it, fol
be was loud tell you. There was fust
rate chance to talk aboltionism, but brother.
in-law never opened his chowderhead-
R Jake" sed 4, "you be on hand at dinner
tine;" and he was. He had been working
z in the nredder all the forenoon-it was as
: hot as hickory and bilin' pitch---and- but
leave the rest to your imaginations.
'Wall-in the afternoon brother-in-lrW
come to me madder than short tailed bull
@ in hornet time.
aa Nose, sed he | want to speak to you
Sing tout, sez /.
~ Il hain't but few words to say sez he
'6Mifthatt ERE. confouned nigger comes to the
table again while I'm stoppin' here, III
clear out
!, Jake ate his supper in the kitchen that
night, but from that day to this never saw
my brother-in law open his head about abo-
! litionism. When the Fugitive Slave bill was
passed, 1 thought he'd let out some, but he
didn't, for he know'd that Jake was still
worl,;r' ~ - farm
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ITERMs--s1,5o A YEAR.

ever of his loving demonstration. Cecelia
was, as usual, seated at the piano playing
half unconciously, every now and then CLAN
cling impatiently out of the window into the
gathering darkness. Isabel sat down the
baby boy, and going up to her said
''Wll you play the "old Arnt-ehair" for
me?"
"If YOU will sing with me, seplicd cece-
liza, with asmile. 40 s@
The two began with voices somewhat
hemulous, but they sang on till they came
to the passage
'1'ye sat and watched her day by day,
"While her eye grew dim"
here they both broke down.
Cecilia rose and wound her arms around
Isabels waist, and Isabel leaned her head
on Gecelia's shoulder, and they wepttogether.
At thatmonent Judge Allston entered, and
after a brief pause of bewilderment, advan-
ced with smile, and clasped them both in
one embrace. He said not word then but
afterward, when he bade Isabel goodnight,
at the foot of the stairway, he kissed her
more tenderly than usual, saying as he did
so, "God bless you my daughter!''
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7PUBLIsHED EVERY WEDNESDAY.
The Last Farewell.

The last farewell / took of thee,
NY injured native isle!
Was lisped in silent agony,
Though soothed by smile.
/ smiled, but o, that smile was sad,
For gloom was round my heart;
And those who thought I then was glad,
% Knew not the inward part.
feigned smile, it's true, and cheered
The friends who fiocked around;
Friends from my infancy endeared,
Who on me never frowned.
And 0, their parting words tome,
With sighs and tears combined;
Although Pm now among the free,
Hang heavy on my mind.
And fairest Of my sisters, Kate,
| still think on the scarf
You waved to me that evening, late,
When sailing by Cloutarf;
,Methinks still behold the hair,
Which played on thy white neck;
That l gazed on, until in air
You dwindled to a speck.
And well 1 still remember, then,
The cheer my brothers gave;
AS from the ship | answered them
Back Ger the rising wave.
And when their voices died away,
still sent cheers behind,
Until, DER Erins fairest bay,
They mingled with the wind.
What sadness filled me, as | gazed
On the receding shore;
When I my eyes and hands appraised,
To bless it evemore.
And still fond prayers, my native land,
1 offer up for thee,
TO Him who has the sole command,
And shall forever be.
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i X a
0cT A minister was walking out one day
and passed two little boys, one Of whom bow
ed. As he turned his back, he heard the
following amusing conversation;
why, John, didn't you know that was
parson. M"
eyes, ofcourse did"
"Why did you not make a bow to him3g
"Why my mother don't belong 70 his
church," M
E9w "Will you keep All eye on my horse
my son, while | step in and get drinkf'-1
eyes SIR"
stranger goes in, gets his drink, comes
out and finds his horse missing.
.Where Is my horse, boyN a
He's runn'd away, sir.
"Didn't tell you to take care Of him, yos
young scampg
NO sir. you told me to keep my eyeon
him, and ! did till he got clean out d sight.
/
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The evening had come, and Mrs. Allstou,
Isabel, and the children, were assembled in
the pleasant family -parlor, awaiting the re-
turn of Judge Allston from, his office. Isa-
bel was holding little Eddie on her knee,---
The child had already repeatedly begged
pardon for his naughtiness, and was full as
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29

are fully sustained We notice sales snoe our last o.
ss0 mis- ground ter al slic 900 bbls dark " Coast a ic
~ 09 bbls selected 90 parcels II 43c per gahs mar
-. Sssnr with good demand and IN spwari tendency
,.e r.ock IN this district lncludlng New IS iord falr
Sen c in importers and specuaors hanis Is estimated
a. co oo0 bbs Whalebgne-There Is good De nand al
sfes hare been rade OF 900 bs " Cotst a. S5 lovO
- pa ,t Sc e0 900 bs do a. 30lc and ts oe5 lbs do on
-.viva.s terms STOCK IN the district l'000Oe os.
Pi'@@' ~'- fWhaleusns Shipping L.st
IFMP-There is a fur demand az steady prices The
IL rrIule l0O bales Manila n n cents, 100 do Dew-rot-
teJ Amercan Sis sl2the latter rte Tor very slpe-
rio- and small lot dressed. Sl5o, mos
GTTANO-A cargo Peruvian, Jsi received "ls soi pre-
vously al $40. nlos. ooo,,,o..- 49,. all ,b. t,,e
bcs1 "a IN The last three days At S36J 81.
FPTIT-Ihe Transactions consist oi Jeo tiHes bln,h
PlDs n 2ja2 81 100 do Layers o0a3 I0 900 nj DO
BFFSWAX-Yellow ia far request and Va note sales
B0SESA sale of $500 Rio Grande Shin has been made
a. s6iTIyerpool is IN fur request and prices are sup
norted The sales so sacks marshalIS on prva.e
tnS e40 do 70 arrive 30 and l50o d. WoTthnston :
here. / IS. mos. - 49,. -,,,o e 3oo ooo Ia
- .. SIo4 20 and 800 900 German. SId T., . mos
SOAP About 800 hys Castle have again been sold al Sa
9c. 4 and mos. ti r n, ooo y y,
4ltc
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DIED.

Verv suddenly on Wednesday evening, May %, MA
VIVA third daughter Of Isaac and Esther Harris aged %
wears and month
The relatives and friends Of the family and the members
f the Santo-st Baptist Church. respectfully invited
In attend the funeral services al her Fathers sdsnce 90
Crove-st ON FRIDAY afternoon, at o'clock Her re mans
viii be taken 10 Sing Sing Westchester County, i'f inter-
ment. c,-. r,,t.r T., In
the CITY Of New-Y Wednesday MAY g. 5rs ELLA
ANTOINTTTE PEABODY wife Of the Rev Charles
Peabody General Agent OF the American Tract Socisy 81
LOUIS. Mo ,oe r,..a.- ,,
Funeral services AZ the family residence, 1876 Fifsa' on
THURSDAY May % az 3Oclock, p NJ 1900 - ~ 4. >-,r
Al Br6oklrr on the 27th Of May JOHN ' AN AM
WFRP son of John d Poe IN the 9th year Of hls age
Funeral services the residence Of ms grandiather
Nicolas Van Brunt on Fulton-av opposite brdge-sl
Rrooklvn this Thursday afternoon. NJ O'Clock. -.
AT Flushing. Long Island ON "Wednesday moruIs' miy
g. ABIGAIL T., wife Of VIM X. ThurSton, IN the o'.h
wear Of her ...-,...
The relatives and friends OF the family invited 70 at
tend her funeral from the Friends Meeting house NJ n
ng on Seventh day morning, the 3st inst, al i1 clock
without further notice. Th steamboat Island Cilf W
leave New YORK from Fulton Market slip a. half past \
NJ returning al half past M. ~ Z. r.,
On Monday, May %. Of consumption, LAURA ANN
WOOLIEY aged 81 years, wife OF Franklin feIry =,
The relatives and friends Of the family, and those oi eI
law sanford, respectfully invited u
attend her funeral Thursday afternoon 2sh st az
o'clock from her late residence All Cheryst without tlI
ther invitation. m4~o~'
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

FiRr.-About 81 O'Clock yesterday ai.ei. t..
noon FIRE broke out in Stable IN the rear OF 'o1A
peIe,ps store and residence IN Colamola-s'' "
,xeen Joralenon and State sts. The stable "as n
me oceupancy Of Mesrs Wallace Dawson @ @no
o,s..S @ apd vas burnt to the ground The flames
Os,'l'' ~ small frame dwelling occupied
- ,1aN u;cEev The family were absent at the
49,. ,rongb the exerions Of the neighbors all
oos we're saved The building was destroyed
tn rneatshop and the residence Of MI Delle'' next
-, and were also burnt down. He saved por-
ron Of his goods, although his loss independent Of
the value Of the buildings, which he also owned wlu
exceed $500 The grocery store Of James hickey
next adjoining, was slightly damaged, more oy 'ne
water than the flames The buildings destroyed were
all constructed Of light material and burnt Win
grea. rapidiy The total loss will probably not ez-
ceed 81 sl,OOO--partially insured
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Arrived.

Steamship Souiherner Dickinson CharsS.,u sa hot,r.
mdse and pass % Spo15Td, neSton Co
Packet-shIp Duchess tOreaIS. Hutton Hayre Aurl D.
le the Lizards 90 MAY. mdse and pass u Wm Whtlr
TOOK pilot Nantucket bearing NV, distant 50 miles
r bark Mehsmet All. Galee, Rio Janelro 81 a. coffee
90 : CouSlneIy Co
Rr bark Marchiuness OF Ciydesiale Fergusos Cl,s,,
q d, mon ard Us pass to Richard iTvlng
Brem bark Corolan, Wue, Palermo ~ d nsSsed (1ib
rsiisT April u, mdse a. Z L Poppe s Co
BTlg James " Elwel J0hnstOu. Ponce. pr Is d r,o-
lsSSss 10 7 Jewltt o6 New-Haysn Apr IT, ,n tbs n1t
ware paSSgc la IS lou o. took from the wrec on h.
SGniCe ScEcTe reported from Newl0rk flr Chagra, cs
sized n Sqgal. The Captain and crew passenger sd
ecy were drowned having been washed OF lac Hre,s
They had been that situation s. hours Tolr men vTs
the wreck enc four the top d the cabin vhch hsd
trukea aduft from deck At the Of lean- r.
wreck there . very heavy
hr uTE Iw eed. before reporte1l AcDOugl. IohnS
Pr. 10 is sugar 70 S5ule. WhitneY c..
brg Zsza Jchnson Zaza Cuba, e s sugar % Yazanaza
and Etoulian
Bng Hlchbcrn. lof Prospect Colcu-d Carieuas "a
Is, SUGAR b. Nesmth son
Big Palmetto wade Leghorn March 90 passed C,trnl
isI April 2, nidse 70 Lord.
Brig SaiIord, ioi Bangor Percs, Ponce PR IS Is
sugar 70 master
Brig oleTan. of Caudeul Peadleson. Cenfuegus, IS d
sugar 20 W Trundv
Sch fremont. tof North Carrnoufhj Mitchell Port-av
frnee Nav u. COFFEE and Haywood % c Rossire Co
hr sch In Akant Dunbar Windsor Ms, l6 ds plaster to
Sch Ellen, Marshall. Gloucester Mass ds fish 20 mas
.eI 20 nt y O'Clock PM Geo More, ses1an of George
IeSn I2sd was kEooked overheard BY The man boom
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
u. s. sIoop Albany in Search Of the Cuban
Invaders.
'''i''' '''~''' PENSACOLA, Sunday. May is.
MvssRs. EDrroRs The United States

PENSACOLA, Sunday, May 10.
MEssRs. EDIToRs The United States
slooo Albany Commander Plat, sailed last Tuesday
SIst5 instant.) bound 10 Havana via Cedar Keys,
TAMPA and Key West, Fla., in search OF "hllouS,
tere3 or those Los Amencanos" ahds pirdtes
who are so anxious TO annex the Gem OF the An
titles 10 the fair Southern portion Of Uncle sans
Dominions This morning the United states steamer
Saranac bearing the broad pennant OF Com. fOxhdi
A Parker Commanding Home Squadron, also sallea,
same destination. They viii be absent about SIX
weeks or two months. should they not tall IN WIN
any OF the above unlawful "picaroons' as they nave
been denounced
In consequence Of the Albany being short OF Of
6cers Lieut. Thos. b. Huger, OF the SaTanac, mas
been Temporarily assigned TO do duty on Doard OF
her Officers and crew are all weii-aiso those oi
the Saranac. -. r..it
has heen ordered 20 the command Of this Navy ARD,
having been detached from the command OF the Sa-
ranac more popular and gratifying appointment
eonld not have been made for our citizens-a most
WORTHY and deserving officer. We hail ms saourn
among us with pleasure
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
IMMATURE ALHASAC-.-.IHIs D
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK. ...... MAY es
Cleared.


steamer Crescent City Tanner, Chagres
Ships-Jane, tBrl Hunter, Quebec. Plkngton Cotton
Planter, Heydon. Antwerp. Hurbut; James Pagan.
(brl DAVIS, Quebec McEvers Co, Coronet (Br) VII
son Quebec; Hudson Hatch Glasgow, Durham Dinnon
BaTks-Chase, Chase Sagua la Grande. Nesmt IN Sons,
Adene. (Pussl Klemwort. Havana. Thompson Nen-
haus, Chieftan, Drnkwater 81 Thomas Nesmith Sons
Skone, kTaft, Buenos Ayres, Funch Heincke
BugS-WaltTon, tBrl Masters, Windsor, S Whitney;
Venus, Gardner. New-Orleans, c II Church CO. Gen
Taylor Fuller, 81 Johns PR Maitland, Phelps Co Ian
Get, PbfoOk. Cuba Brett VOse Co, Isabella Bf Tay
lor s. stephens Punch Mencke; Slenus, Mcneil Port
au-Punce. 4 Praderes
Schooners-Notus Daniels Philadelphia Jas Hand Ju-
In Francis Rowland. Beaufort. Plato Hammond Balt-
more. MAILER Lord. Homer Parker, Boston. Her
Tlck 4 Co; Louisa, Chase. Boston, ; Lewis; Caroline
FitZnger Philsdelps, Jas Hand; Abbot Lawrence eu
Boston. DAYTON Spragne; Lepreett. Reed CharreS Of
nes Sessions; Wizard, (Br Odoude, s. Johns Nj G
Lawries CO; nogs. Collins, Porto RICO NJ VI Free
man Co; D Brooks. Rosenbroos Godsboro'. Badger
Peek Co, MaIy Jane Parker, PhliAdeipAia. J Hand
SloopS-EUi Bates Hartford 7 Hawkins Jones Prov
denco
Propeller Anihracite Morley, Phlaielpha. 1 II
Thompson
Barge Philadelphia. Nave. Philadelphia
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A, Crohsadt sh rns Krcnn, Bearse. to oad Tor
EYofk ,,,. tI.i,.o, e,-
Al Bangor Wales l9;A Inst ship Hsrcuieaa' holmes 10Y
Boston, ldg. .,.- u..-l,,.-,..o e,r y
orleans llg Vernon Mex y from lichm1al "a t " ~ -,
nore lo brigs Cohanscy. Upham, 10. NVu,,h,, uo, -
seuh AIsaou Glars disg 20 oad for Nfor. MonA%yna' %
Krndall fr 90 log and othHrs as before SD AH 49,.
10Th hark General Jones' Hanng NOreAS' uf'ES l'1'
Gnel Baltnore previous % 9ih, brig Ses lnie DAVIS
sf Srua Ic (ranle nth ms. harks Hclcon Adams i,r
EYork me-. brunette Prchlc cnt John AycS Cht>e, 90
40. Clcnhurn SamFson. Dr Baltimole doi leies'..,,
Crorkett for NYork do. {. John, BranS1ub, diss M
tanyas S,over for NY9rk ldg schS Mary Ehzl Dyer, lot
Boston: Panthea, Or NforN, lds So btnf ofs fi''
AZ Ce1f-sos lsh INST ship Margaret, Webster unc brN
Russia Maxwell fJr PHILADELPHIA DAYS, busS otI'rd'
CLARK f,r Nsw-York do. Capt Tom. Snaey, for eo Do
Al Nafauzas about ltth luSt. sch Wn Henry " kch-
mond Me flr $, Johns NF. few days. NJ,
Al ST Iago Cuba. loth ns brig lnia HOBBS i'l FAi1A
deluhIa. days
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
MARRIED.

On Tuesday evening MAY q. by Rev Mr Coos Rector Of
s. RartbolGmew's Church, CHARLES BRQWER 70
MAPGARET NJ daughter Of Joseph Alden, Esf., all Of
On TUESDAY Nay a. by Rev " Clapp. Mr. JOIN D
PEEK 10 Mis- LYDIA A. only daughter Of Gilbert Smith,
h ~ WeJnesday morning MAY 28, By Rev. Dr.. Elwn +
HstfeM. Wr Jesse PAULMIER to Miss CORNELlA
D. NEWCOMB all Of this City. ,r,,(, ,r,r
on TUESDAY May q, by Rev. Dr. Ferris, AMES q BEL
KNAP 20 Miss ELLA D, daughter OF EAia LiuHN
Ts- Boston ana Salem papers please copy
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Mhalers.

Pacific Ocean,
Spoken-May 49, lat % lOn "a So ship September clean
At Oahu March r. ship Java FIJI $50 sp Oil recruiting
for Arctic Ocean.
Ar AZ StoRngon 24th, bark United States Barnum In
Crozette Islands VA Cape Town. CCH with COO bbls ee
phant oil
AR at Cape Of Good Hope March 49, ST Helena Lewis
CT0Zetres
saied I'm Sydney, Nsw, Jan ls, Edward. Trescott f1r
South Seas
Ar at Bermuda l,h INST sch Unon Nickerson Of Prov
lncetown, oii stated
letter from ship Congress- MehdaH. Of NBedforf re-
ports her Al s. Cathernes Feb IS With 200 bbs 50 75l do
wh on
SpokenMsrch l. lat Go 65 s ion a % " bark Pocahon-
tas, Of T0bgTg. mos out Oh, Il any. not stated
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
rpm CAN.n, At RoSroN

An at Liverpool MAY y, South Carolina, and Colombo
I'm NOrleans; 18Th, Mary Ann, fm Apalachcoia J"hn "
Costr I'm do: Margaret I'm CharleSton Peter Marcy IN
NOrleans; l6sh. Jenny Lind and Otomoco. fm do.
sid I'm LIVERPOOL 18Th Saranac. for Phiadelpha Astoria
fr NYork: l4th Garrlck Guy Mannering. Lo0dnah and
Meridiau. for NYork 18th, Camllus, for NOreans NJ,
FDtd for dg 18th Faneul Hail. Liverpool. and Ashbur-
ton for NYork 18th, Nance. for Charleston; Naples r
NOrleans. Bukley, PrO0us Entergrse A T. ana New
Hamrshire. flr NYOrk, Beatrice, fOr PhladelPha, -
cd at London 18Th. Henry for N1ork, and sd I'M Ded
10th 10TH Margaret Evans, for NYork.
AT at Newport 18th. Sterhnsshire, I'm Lverpool iof
CID 18Th Rambler NYork Nathaniel Krmban' Mobile
Sid I'm Shields 18th; Meggcry, N10rk
Sid I'm Donegal nth, Dispatch NforS
AR at Dublin 18th, Patrick Henry, NOreans
SD I'm do l4th. Fortuna, NYork
Sid fm Limerick 18th. Belle. NYorH
sid I'm Cardiff 18Th Regia NYOrk, Challenge Baltimore
Sid I'm Waterford 9th, Velocity. NYork.
Sid I'm Glasgow 18TH Junior, NYork - ,,
AR at Greenock 9TH Huron NOrleans; iSt1 Ashlan5
Mobile Lucy, NOrleans; 18th, Harmonic and Hsnaeoru
Spoken off Cape Clear 18th, Moses Wheeler As ds fin
al Co9enhagen oh INST Princess Eugenia Charleston
Arr ia the Texel 18th, keine, Fritz NforA' ISh' va
leria, do.
Art N Bremerhaven 18th, Johann Caroline Nfork 18Th
Marie Joseph, NOreans Sid llth, + BudducS, y
York c,,,a, e,.
AT II at / isbon lth inst. vestal, NYork.
Arr a CadZ 4th inst. Commodore, N1Ork; lbt, lyoee
do sid 30th Leo. Malaga; SalIna, NYork; Michael do
Sid fm Gibraltar jh, Elizabeth Means NforN'
Sid I'm Marseilles 10th, Nltus, NYork;
Arr at Bordeaux 18th. Nancy, Plalsted NOrleans
Arr n do 10th INST Hansa, NOreans, Farewell Nf0rk
SD I'm do 10th. Prince Adelbert. NOrlelns
Arr AZ Genoa 10th. Monterey, NOreaIs
Arr at Messna 26th u Arctic NYork; I'd inst German
town.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
A NJ MERwiN, Aucuoneer
10y BANGS, BROTHER IL CO, Trade
4 bSae Rooms p Park-row, -.-,-.-,..,

n NVWIlS.
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of standard and miscellaneous Books embracing great
variety of library editions OF popular works m the various
denarmens Also extensive assortment OF fancy and
staple stationery, fncy articles Sc sc Particulars here
after.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, June 4 a; o'clock
LIBRARY Valuable Private Law Library being aaIss
and choice of Law Books embracing United States
and state Reports Digcsts lndicos, Trcaisos Commena
eS State Laws and many ot the most approved Elemena-
~ Works Particulars hereafter
AT PRIVATE SALE.
ROHNS IIBRARIES-ComprsIng the Standard sertes,
which now embraces o. volumes the Scientific senes
IN vols the Antiquarian series m IA vosi the Cassi-
cal series IN y vols and the Illustrated series IN III
vols These all are works Of deSeryedy hugh character
in the various departments indicated by the utes-and are
sold at low prices either IN complete sets or separate VOL
umes the purchaser may desre. Complete lists may De
had at the sales
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Foreign Ports .

AT Smyrna s;h INST. barks & Hobart Hodgdon f1r
Boston B 20 ds, Osman Kendnck for do dO brig Mar
tha N0TthRgton Freeman for do Ony three vessels
No An vessels Il Malta ID INST
~ Ineste sth INST. bark Coffin, Varina disx
AZ Rotterdam 18Th met, sens MadO L LOUISA (Dutch)
i0T Boston, PolaTls, putehl lOE DO, ready.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
Rnceinfs of Prodnce

d. t5c North Rrrer Boqts- Wednesday, Nay 28-l7All
mis- Tlonr 22 do Whisky 81 pkgs Ashes, 799 do Lard
~ do PORK N do Cut Meats 5S75 bush Wheat, 1890 d.
Oats 3 600 do Rye. % 800 do Corn. 8 bales Wool