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Ae~ sessN@t tA4 S~tFr%fsNAtRAA1@ ~st w" " Sa-N light tho Secretary of wsrrssasas shs abandonment Ss the state Of shsss works:
 Was pgPAKFmKSF,
 Washington. February s. 1881. SIa have the hoasr to enclose yea a copy cf the report e the Chief ofthe Ordnance Bareaa aPsn the memorial, prsssntel threuGh you. sf the Ls- gisIatass sf Afkausas. sakiag this Deeartmsas to ubsndoa ths ArsepAi as Li,ts Reek. aud se graaS tiss buildings as vel as the land to st Johas Col legs.
 IEegrss that Ii Is deemed by She DePar.m~at en- tircty iuexpedieal ie comply with the :rqaesa et the Lsgislstsrs of Atkaasas. evea if had the power to do %.
 With mach respect,
 Year obedient servant,
 C. M CONRAD,
 Secretary of War.
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B. F. Hrssnry, Secretary.
Randolph ConatY--The Culture of To"
 harcN. Ac.

Randolph COnHtf~~ tHs (1ituEN Vt NV
 bacco, &c.
 Messrs. EDIroRs: Randolph county. although for some time past blessed ith fine health and braasi- fal weather was about the lat instant, visited by tremendous storm of sle~t by which ihe tmber, in many places, were much broken. The storm was the most severe that has been witnessed hsrs The county Is sspidiy filing uo--,here has been large immig aioa during the past fall aud winter, aud notw thst4ndiag the short crops of fast year. corn and pork still plsnIy at moderate prices Corn at 37ixS50 eeats, and Pork at $S31s; the Messrs. Haasner's merchants at POcahentas, have begun 10 enter largrly into the pork packing susi- nsss-they have already slaughtered above one thousand hogs thIs season.
 Many of our farmers have been making experi- meus in raising Tobacco for two or tarse years past and they have fortunately arrived at the con clusion that Il eaa be raised here successfully ia any other State here is dodbt of success. and see no reasOa why North Arkansas should not produce as good and profitable crops Of To- baccO as Kentucky or Missouri
 OLD NOATh.
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| Model pc.,.

Aa exchange paper says we have learaed sem. further particulars ef the roet Tcsnyroa He great smoker. carrying German pip. with him whea he walks oa: is very negligent of hts personal sPpsArancs, has the wdes, hair of any mortal rnaa. aud s asaaily wth dirty shlri. collar.
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NEw YoaK, Feb. (

K. ?. Letchsf, Mexican Minister. ~as passenger on Ihe Alabama. Her ss.s uniiapartaai. She brings dates rom e eily oi Msxen 10 lhe lSih ai'' AT.tA has been iasaz zaresea PIesideht The Fero- iuiien attempted d, J,snato in fagof ol Santa Aass was easily suppressed. The fehuan.ePee sufSslink expedition is progressing hn sly.
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How 10 P,ease yoar Friends.

60 to CAifOTniA--sE1y liasfs tweaiy yeafs-"ofk hard d- get monsy y-ssSe it-eo'ns i,ans--5f'a2 "i'h you load oG waIth. and di~easea liver your friends-inaks wtt-pros tle for thstn ai--uisn de: shat pi udsn. generous, kiad-heaf'ed s'a' you will Do.
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eS- Tbe total quantity of pOst wine exported to Great Britain ia the year is stated 10 have been zs 100 pPss total qaahtiy exported te polts out Of Great B'iiaia. l2.0sT pipes; total export. s7.tsT piPea-
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D- 4 j,ini resoIItion h's been introduced into ihe New Jersey Legislatirs sustaining the eomPio- mise of Congress and declaring it the day of the people of the United States to support man for a Representative or Senator in Congress'bu, one who will uphold the honor and interest of the county, In opposition to the spirit of ianaiieism and ambi- toas demagogussm, and do ali preserve The union ot the States, now and forever.
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A New Enihnmir

A new sor. Of epidemic fever has appeared in Greece. where t is q+tts fatal as the Cholera, Some vii ages al the last harves, had not siagl laborer able tsawork.
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pr-Elec,ion of cen. Cnss.

ca the 5h ul, Gen Cas- was fe-sleciea hy ihs Michigan Legislature 10 ihr U. s Senate for he ial term iro,n the 4th Of Msreh T'h's IS just co'opl snsnt to one oi thr absst statesmen and ua est democrats now 10 the Senate.
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Mayor Bigelow of Ssctsmeaio City, 1t will De receileetsd. was badly mut,laed. ia aueliing the C. Squst'er Rioi he was under charge Of tbe phy- sieians less ihao three moaihs and The asnoahi of Doctors Bills. presented since his deash, is over SIG. .009--of which D.. Hastings claims g .225.
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IF The tax oa wiodows in Eagiasd yields an aaay at present about fi .see. soc. .aa Fs'.i 'e eae-,hisd ai inc income tax. and laiis eh 4oo,0 to 800 900 og shs nosl wealthy inhAhi'asts.
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lr 1t is said that the ioFsuos of the Roiasehiids is not less thah 735 100000. They s,e the true money kings of he world, and control the policy oi nations raore perhsfs. than their sovereigps do.
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The chalk fsEmssiaa ' ksyiag been paisiea to ss one eT she sources whenee Laaaea might b. sap- piled wih pare wholesome wafer, PaheA ssys that shs water derived from the thsIk wiil hs wfetehedy bad if al al ike the milk which Lsadsa obtains fFon ihsssD Msatestal.
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New Orleans M,nt

Daring seventeen days preceding the slst of J.a- uasy, there were s1,Sop double eagles aad l4s 900 half dollars coiaed a, tae \. Orleans Mint. amean- ting to $5st0go. The snoaa, of gold, ia dust, balioa. and lngots, on hand was a9 900 900.
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A slight Mistake.

An editor. canning sp Inc virtues Of 'O'P boiler lately asesssed, concluded his s1i9gy NH" the usual pbfsse Of peace 'o bss ssses- ns mark gave Ersat sIe.ee to the family one "i ""s'" thresieB Bsd lhs editor wiih personal s'SeDes'
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E1- The Phiiip Penny~it passed down oa Friday last. with good freight. aad fal cabin. The off. eers of the Psruywii have Inale her jrsssvey rsty popular. Few. if aay of ihe haest Mississrpi Soa,s eqlaL het in cxcelIsnce of cabin fare
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African s,enme,,

About seven-cigh.s of tho members o( tn. Vi, gin'a coaventisa aud t's Legislature havs .iys.d memorial to Congress iu favor of he ia. oI ,,.,. msrs to Africa. to and from Na.elk. Se.
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We rre a,sssoixral tD asaoaace ROSWELL BEEBE as saaaidsfs s Internal Ipoveaent Cosssais~iseF af Pu asi euaiy ts ensa.Rg eiseon to Dc holden 0n te i aar ef Aaaea nsE. 20
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IF casaRodose Jo1sss, ahS C ,fiai e5 CoSf' siH' i,sl sss ssea x,isg ss st 3silhg0l i@f '"aae a.: has b~ea Ioaiss gaiity oi sPseaiss'hz in gsSo 's wi,A the puei,e Iaads, ssd ss ss.P~sdsd 'taio . eommand lus 6ss yssss. The Pissbiss' hAs Y psossd ths ssnseEes.
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1T The California fever has got 10 Norway ~ Two handred and eighty five young men, many oi
 them ased to mining have j'ssl sailed iro4 Chris tiAna for Saa Ffsscisco.
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ht- The Bo.lon Post accounts tor the recent cold weather by sappossaz that Sir Frsnki'R, ia g"'''g through the DOs,h ws'. passage. i0rg"t to shut the f,snt dcos after sim.
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Ai Alysrtseaeus tnfende4 F's tAe Raanss, saozA be Asa6si Ia by i9 eviok Monday Rstatas sf each week, Ss Inaass sheis iasaEtion- s-
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TO PRINTERS.

essA assortneas of printing book, fosse.p iaer sad Rio post papsr eoaSnty kept hand the Afkap<as Baanrs oss, aaa ~R se fafnished to the Eads low psiRss for CASH.
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WTWm M. VAx YALkxSsuRoH. Esq. Wurren BradIey county. is authorized to act ss Agent Tor tha Arhnnsns BaaneT.
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t1- There are in Hiadoslon. twenty six Rewspa- papers in the native language. They are printed by means of liihegrspby.
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O. I've are ia,;eb.sd io Col. T. A Howell, ol Pope cOaay. for N O Pieayane Of ,hs 23l ut.
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oJ- We indebted to the steamer Dsv.. fer late New O.isaas papers.
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Por sse, saraa fr CASH, Double Medium Puntn Pres h complete orasr- appy Arkansas Rsnaer Of8zs.
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s-G.p. Aris,s ~ss insg ali d President Of Mexi. co on the 18th Jaaaaty last.
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U Capt. James, of the Ss. Francis has our thank. for Fort Smith Herald.
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Pn1yTINo DoARDs, CARDS, SC.

We hxps iuf received and elegaaa assosasns Sf Es.ey cards and printing bsara, nsss paper &c., and are ready do up al of fancy printing eheaprr, sachly and a bessr sssc, taa baa bren apns b. fora. Cal aRd see af the Banner oaice.
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IF The only capital piui.hraeisi ths ladies are in iassr of is kaagiag around ihe a<c..
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U Thsnks io Mir. Bslscr of ths steamer Paatise No 2. fos late New oslesns rapers.
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IF The Ashwooi Female $ S-mtBai J, ueaf Colam- bia Tennessee, was destroyed by ife on the l7'b aii less SIC, ,oo0.
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IT The Mormon wo,nen on Beaver Island, Lake Michigan, weaf paisseons.
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The Democratic Convention. The communication of corresponden, ''ss- mex" merits ,he sltea,iou of democratic readers
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TO sHlPPERs
Printing Press.

sa. of Ia4as nsany printed, for safe si In. Arkans Banner oaaes.
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California Fee.

IF The city of Na.hsln- ha. recently been light ed with gas.
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Dem1crasic State Convention !! :!

Dem1orasic State Convention N!
 A Democratic State Conven- ton, composed of Delegates from the DEMOCRACY of the sey- eral counties, will be held at the Capitol, in the city of Little flock, ON THE FOURTH MONDAY OF APRIL NEXT, aO nominate a CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS.
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WAnnlacrnr f.. q fasl.

Mss-ss EDroas: have Passsd the Pscipsl part Of this dsy Ia sAs sssaie aud Hsuss sf pFsssasa- tires, usging the passsge of the blI for Railroad from ss. Lsais vis Lisas Beck ss Flea, wish hsssehss ss shs Missi-sippl river and ls Ft sith. The biil e originally drawn, wss sesisSs as. bot will meet serious and iasafAeuasAbls eSetisus. 2. hare. therefore. prepared substitute ubh avsids Ohjecslsa ss mach ss possible Eacsssi 1 ssad 1t ts yea fer pnblieasioa
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The Pfesfaemt aad Husistss slave Law.
 In the lelsgrsyhIs soinmas q the Nsw Orleans Crescent. ws fnd tiss lolleriugs
 .sOa the 18th insfant met of biscks and whitss. suFroaaded the CeaSi hsuss taftseked ths unitsa States Marshal sad he saslst1ufs aud sneeeeed tn vsseaiag from iheif cssiedy fugitive slave. Ths infermalioa wns .mmsdsatrly esmmsaieaied te Ere. siJea, Fillmore. who al oBes issned the following sotd and manly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-01
NEWS BY THE MAILS.


BALTIMORE, June 30, 1851.
Hot Weath1--A Nao York Bcl-M rine Register
Clipper Ship Race Dreadful Murdr, &c.
At eight o'clock this morning the Thermometer
stands firmly at 81 degrees, whilst the sun ha, just
made its appearance, with a certain prospect of q
considerable upward tendency of the mercury during
the next hour. Yesterday and last night exceeded
any weather we have had here for some years, the
thermometer at mid day yesterday reaching ~ de-
grees in the shade.
An immense bell, Weighing $500 lbs, from the
Troy Works, New York, was first sounded yesterday
morning from the steeple of ST. Pauls Church, in
Charles street, having clear and musical tone,
and distinctly heard three miles from the city.
The number OF vessels, exclusive Of bay craft,
within the port Of Baltimore up to the close of last
week. was ten ships six barks twenty-five briggs, and
twenty three schooners, making, in the aggregate,
sixty one, Of which number there were three from
bremen, three from the West Indies, and one each
from Liverpool, Rotterdam, San Francisco, Pac
nc, valparaiso, Amsterdam, Porto Rico, Laguayra,
Rio de Janeiro, San Bias and Rio Platte.
The ship Greyhound arrived here ON saturday
last, after passage Of 81 days from Rio Janeiro,
being her return voyage of the with the clipper
ship Ban,hee. The Banshee arrived out in 81 days,
beating the Greyhound . hours. They both sailed
together on the return voyage, and the Greyhound
has made the trip in two days less than the Ban
shee's outward trip, and has been at her wharf
30 hours an the Banshee has not made her appear
ance. There was wager of 81 900 on the race
out and back, which, has, therefore, been won by
the Greyhound
A dreadful murder was committed in Baltimore
county yesterdays father numbering his own
daughter and grandchila. 1t occurred near Warren
factory, and is said to have been caused by that
alder and abetter of crime the whiskey bottle The
murderers name is Thomas Williams.
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BrooLIyn City Intelligence.

Co.f.rT,lsnATtos % TN fogRru OF JULY The Com.
u Council held special meeting ias night 10 receive
mmunications the subject Of the celebration Of this
srEiversary They bad previously declined 60 perae
with The committee 81 citizens who taking steps with
aiat intent, resolution which they have
Siltrct AL that was done in the matter however
a receive and adopt communications. One from Major
Tee nominated for the purpose Of celebrating the seven
tsixth Anniversary q our Independence Inviting the
co operation q the Common Council aud another from
General DurTca inviting them q review the tifth
triesac on that day The committee of the Common
Council and that OF the citizens have each been active
We have before stated the intentions II the latter The
former has ordered some splendid fireworks 10 be dis
Played on Fort Green. aud engaged band SC, and
made nrrangf ments Tor hrnR The national -autes The
6um u 800 having been appropriated for the purpose
new PoLicT APF0tFtMFsrs u udsr the city charter
ndmFnt act that prOyides fg the Establishment u
poce In the Eighth and Ninth ward the foloEinr ap
yontmcnts have BE- made in the fst mentioned one
GovsuuF, Viz:-Danie Morrell Geo W. Eusti-. Chris.
Lisn yeith. Augusius Savage Patrick Martin Chas
Desry william Ward John forben. John McCormisk
ard J W Van Pclt some portion were duly sworn Ia
on saturday nj the remaining yesterday rniug
FHr YssrrHpAY Yesterday morning about 10 o clock,
Ore occurred the corner u Myrtle aud Clas0n
nue. ty which the carpeutors shop belonging 90 Alfred
McDcugsl consumed We regret b add that the
owner had but lately L=0ved 10. aud uninsured lie
hss lost has AL 70 the extent h b said Of about SEQ or
800
Nrw Law RFGrtArf-s CARnrS Much 70 the
yse q hose who have been In the habit u dsr gard
been long and difficult Justice John King satur-
dsy put the aw into force and nsj seven per
convicted in different sums, ranging from 300
Il
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p Tr---ssas Iari II Hs.Hei-Cr,ai Erceusn around
Cs-frc Mertef On sunday night by the directions Of
Justice Mourtfort. Who every and then makes
efrAing example seventy three - the we're
sr.sed n the sueet 10 the Fourteenth ward by Capt
cstdc and the police 20 that ward and confined Tor the
eht in Certro Market station hHue The scene there
tifil description Cur ng. laughing singinr shout
tnr sad stlng OIL Mingled together VA din tlat "a
y cord itsef The scene yeste dsy morning was SUI
rore fxtraordirary Justice Mouutfort vent down q
srutr Harket station Lcu.e a. Do would have been
sstg uatior 90 convey meuv together through
The sud alo became the justice wished o. avoid
a. tkpaurr iu TIE streets which could tend to good
object The station house surrounded ty about i've
furdffd ysr~ons many q them L0tlarJs and acuaiut
orccs q The captive ny Gfhs AT sorts q device were
fforief o. 90 Gft thfm 81 and many ready %
edge their word ur thtfn that thry uhat they
~ese taken 20 De- Tut he police knfW better Justice
ruIfCrt cNamiued each prisoner separately ami CON
uufoo Ou testimony i've MY ~ " them % the Penten
as fr periods ray ns from two % tx months each
> Do ret discharged fJr want II sufhcieut evidence
A. rutict but with wholesome admJifion 20 b.
aLt under such CrcuInstauces again The Cock %
g. Nah' vas sm,ng Lofe senicnced 10 sx months IA
frLItcufafy
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

MONDAY june W. y ".
AFurs we're active and very hrm. The sales
resched Us barrels-pears al IS 50 aud pots at IS
BrtsvAr has been quite duI with trihins operations
in yellow at . y q DC, cash
BsrADsrrrfs-Tbe Flour market exhibited uniform
and steady sepsct without however, being brisk
on Saturday The transactions consisted q 800 IBIS -
superGne No at g c. SO 81 MIXED TO favorte West
orn AZ Is ordinary 70 choice fresh ground State
At 81 ia 81 81 good common Ohio and New Orleans At
81 Is pure Genesoe at 81 81 81 o. and other qualities
~ proportion Canadian held above the limits q
rurchasers and dull 300 barrels only taken az
81 ~ in bond Southern showed activity with a
batter market The sales reached 300 barrels 70
sra CHIT at - 81 - co. and fancy at 81 81 81 81.
Rye -four In request and there sales reported
Of 100 barrels ne nj SO % Corn meal rather quiet
100 barrels state brought 81 ST. and jersey 50 Wa,af
varied but little Rye was nominal aud heavy. at %
&c Boyiey very much neglected At 70 Soc Oa's
were taken 10 fair extent at 90 t0c for inferior Ohio
90 ale for Jersey 81 I2c far river and - i3c Tor
cera-the former vaiuo Con quite variable. aud
abundant tha actual ansactionf did a exec l7AO
tusIeis-ryed Western % ~ Csc, and white az Oh
Clc besides whichn large amount u nixed was pur-
chased o. f contrasts at " Sc OF The close hoFoyer
d. would nos bring over 81 r. Gle
CArrfr- AZ Washington Yard-0n red 300 ba'f
cattle ali southsru eaei q good retail qualities ~
ntIn to S. ger Do This is sligh' falling OF since
r.t vfCk lrt r. on iard were token 90 emp iy the
IamUla BAYS. contract N.rk.t closes dor. viih
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The Oper. at Castle Garden.

To night, We are to hear again the Ernan" with
rare combination Of talent. Bettns role is admirably
sustained. The qualities Of his noble voice and manly
style shine conspicuously in it, and he will again delight
the true lovers of the by his grasp Of the character
and his execution Of the music Truth l. very happy and
energetic in the opera and the last occasion sang the
music admirably Altogether, the opera is well east and
taken in all particulars is well performed as 1t well can
be- five have any fault to find it is with the orchestra
Of whom nsttentive, and more taken up with
their jokes than with the interests OF their amable
manager with what expected Of them by the pub
lie We trust that Msretzek will look sharply about
him and if be cannot correct the evil in any other way
that he will discharge those whose grnnne and laughter
have become digrsceful and tiresome That the effect
OF whole orchestra should be spoiled by the frivolty Of
two three persons upon whom the whole harmony Of
the music depends, is outrageous.
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Telegraphic Reports.

BUFFALO. june I53I.
The receipts q the past forty eight hours have been
Flour 14OOC bbls wheat. 6IOoO bushels corn 10000
Western -four Is in fair demand without any material
change in prices; the sales were 1000 bbls Prime
wheat is in moderate demand for milling, at 7Sc. zoe
for Ohio Corn is steady Mt Saturdays rates with sales
Of loCC bushels at ;Ic dec fer mixed Western Oats
improving, sales being made at &c. In freights
-Four Is taken for Albany at 4sc, and corn at lO1e.
ALnASr. June 80, 1851
The following the receipts since Saturday:-flour
500 bils wheat. 5000 bushels; corn. - bushels
In -four good business has been doing; $500 bbls sold
at - is 81 rs for pure Genesee 81 Is for straight
State and - is 81 rs for Michigan Wheat Is held
high for buyers Corn in good request prices i'm
proving sales Of 1900 bushels 5sc for round yellow
and mixed Western 5000 bushels mixed Western also
sold at 57:., TO be delivered in a few days.
BsLrr>oAE. June 80 1851.
Howard street -four has been selling at - II red
wheat at s4c SIC, white at Csc, Coo &C. whis
key &c a Use coffee quote at st.c. &c. Beef
cattle IT 20 80. equal to 50 10 on the hoof
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Passengers Arrived.

ST. THOMAS &o-Steamshp MerlinMr Morrison. lady and
child. Harris DR. Dembriek and lady, Mr. Roach lady
ruere Mr. Genoonies Mr. Framer Gage and lady DIR Raw
in.
MoBny-B.rk Isnardon-N MeClester II Gunet
Arnold. Mise Coahan. Miss Orglen Miss Maria
Jane. Mrs Norton Mrs Wallace, Mrs whear and chill
dren
Stinson.
CHARLEsroN-Bark Jasper-F X Whitney lady aud {
children, Merritt J Brown, Smith. G q Black
wood, Miss Anthony.
Breht Pye
Sr CRoIx-Brig Julia Moulton-Mr Bond and lady Of
Charleston; l. Lasscn, Of st Croix.
sAvANNAH-Wilson Fuller-Mrs woolhopton, Misc
Silleck Mrs Jessee and children Miss Bradley, &c
Steppins s Myers, J Myers.
BERmUpA- schr Dsnmsrk-H Hsg. iady,5 children and
servant Richardson Murray Mr. Green lady and ohiid
Hope VIM Brown and ballet list and I'd ofRcersl
Douglas with seamen ship Isaac Aercn,
put into Bermuda In distress.
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.s:s sas f sas s'ss s's this
''s1 Rf'si H2i sS's ,o.,,
NEW ORLEANS. June 2laArr ships John Mayo. Reed
vi p1,s m'. sf SGh'H es
lowell sns s: Ga
mkt s. Peter cSoPsr B0',Sni Caledonia. BIsnisr Row
sss sffa; 5s Sss an Ss
sshI Mary Ellen H.yana Towsd 70 18th.
.EEwBSRYfoRT. June aS~xrT ssAr Fulton. Jacques.
asls;aia Ep.srprse, do Andrsss Tucker, dos
York. s%sp Charter lice, Ph,dslphi,; John Noysiles
SE$ iSSSoN June gA .shrs John Mo;s.l Ms
Packer. DO; Gibson Baker q for Boston; Unitsd.
HaS DO for SD ssS Ao DanGy hi @
HRssP ssss s;'s :ss
P2RTLANp June T C; briss Maria saver orslses.
SID b.rks Jubilee Louisa Eaton, Amrs brig Susan sous
P0RTsHoUTH. June 2s-Arr brig Grand Turk. Mcclure.
QUINCY, June 2-Arr sohr Leader. Bearse. Boston, to
.Is SnS "a S..S
oghi;v aSj n,stsPoni o'B.en. Norfolk. No..
TO sss ''sf rSG cs
land Soid) Fehrs Bremen. Sid brig Wilson Fuller Lewis
sTEUBEN, June lesld sohrs Oriuooo. HASKELL and Tre-
msnt ParItt Abridge, to load for NYOrk Tuscan Cou
sACO June 2l-Arr schrs Tiger Philadelphia; Pawtuchet
SALEM June 2s-Arr sehr Grace Darling Smith. Gambia
th uit Sid a6th sehr Oregon Bacon. AIbany before
WILEiNeToN. June z-Cid bril-. Philur.. Thatcher, N
NIoIt assh brig VIM jones' Kelly NYork; schr col Sat:
..WfYEoUTM, June 2i-Arr schrs En- Herrici NYorL;
9th, 0adagAPcar, Bonsey, Piermont, NY.
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Teiegrsphic Marine Reports.

arrivct-Ship Southport Savanrah schrs United stee
Cardenss hrtrrus and Albany, Phiadeiphia Mary Ne"
Arb: Velocity Rondout. isabella Nlork.
GeaedShip Prentice Havana ara Bre1Albahe N"e'ee
Adelia Rogers, and Nashua, fhila phiA. ,,o
Arrivcd-Brgs Helen Jane, Csrasnas sussn, Arssioe
seb-s Cor,in 81 johns, PR; Bellows, Portland CO
Armstrong. NlOfk. -. a.. 80,
s'i'su h"'" NEw BEpvonp. June D.
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