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The southern press., 1852-04-08
MEMORIAL.

rr..,,J e,u,,, An Congress assembled The memo
rial oftbs undersigned, respectfully represents that
Inv are entitled to Bounty Land, under the act
~ 18th Of September, 1850, that they are informed
and believe that the INDICATED warrants are worth
more to them than the patented lands would be.
that they do not expect or desire to reside on the
land thus granted; that II patented to them. the
expense Of agencies-snd taxes will be an ANNUAL
charge, reducing the value Of the grant, which
they could avoid il permitted to sell the warrant
Your memoralists further represent that the law,
by preventing the sale Of the warrants, assume
that the officers and volunteers entitled 10 bounty
lands, are not competent to act for themselves,
whereas many Of them are among the most intel
gent and respectable citizens Of the States. They
therefore respectfully ask that the act aforesaid
may be so modified as TO make the warrants for
bounty lands assignable, and they will ever
pray, &c.
The southern press., 1852-04-08
Aw AND AGENCY oFFIcE.--The under

T AW AND AGENCY OFFICE. The under
i signed, Attorneys and Agents, practice Law
IN the Supreme Court of the United States, and
the Courts Of the District Of Columbia, and attend
promptly to claims against the United States, IN
Guiding the settlement OF all accounts Of officers
and agents Of the Government, Bounty Lands,
Pensions, Return of Duties, Patents for new in
ventloDs, &C., &c. fehP
They tender their services to members Of the
profession at distance, and, when the case in
prepared by o:al agent, will abate onehalf their
usual fee. All information relative to the FORMS
and usages Of business in any Of the Departments
will be Furnished 70 our regular correspondents
without charge. They have made arrangements
for the payment OF taxes, and for the sale or loca
ton of bounty land warrants on the best Western
lands.
ISOfice on Ptchsylvania avenue, Lane &
fuckers Building
BEN. z. GREEN,
RICH'D. HI. CLARKEl
/ Oct. 14-3taw3m.
The southern press., 1852-04-08

COLUMBIA =. 800 tons. Fremont. 600 tons.
ANTELOPE. - tons.
The new steamship COLUMBIA will ply be-
tween San Francisco and ports in Oregon, await
ing at the former port the arrival of the mails and
passengers from Panama, and returning without
delay with the mails and passengers for the steam
err from San Francisco.
A regular line of propellers will be kept up for
the transportation of freight and transient passen
gers between Panama and San Francisco
The well known steamship SARAH SANDS,
of ], 500 tons burthen, now under charter to the
company, and peculiarly commodious in her cabin
arrangements, will be kept running as an extra
family boat.
One of the above steamers will keep up the con-
nection between Acapulco and the other Mexican
ports
The connection in the Atlantic will be main
tanned by the United States mail steamships
GEORGIA 5000 tons. Crescent CRY 500 tons.
ONO -. 5000 tons. CHEROKEE / 300 tons
IRECIrY2, 900 tons. PHILADELPHIA LOO tons
Leaving New York for Chagres on the 1lth
and Goth of each month.
| The new steamships Ell DORADO and FAIL
CON will form direct line between New Or
leans and Chagres, leaving at such periods as will
insure as little detention possible on the 18TH
mus, and forming with the Pacific steamships
through line to and from New Orleans, and ports
in Mexico, California and Oregon. Passages from
New Orleans can be secured from Armstrong,
Lawrason & Co., agents, at that place.
The fare for through tickets from New York to
San Francisco has been reduced from
$500, in state rooms, TO $3.50.
$3.50, in lower cabin, to $3.50.
5000, in steerage, to Sl65.
The rates from New York to Chagres will De
at the lowest adopted by any safe sea steamer be-
tween those ports.
\ For choice of berths, apply at the office of the
Company, 54 and SIS South street, and at their
agency, 1T West street.
The southern press., 1852-04-08

National Medical College, Washington,
District of Columbia.
TINE annual course of lectures will commence
on the first Monday in November, the 4th
instant:
FACULTY.
Thos Miller, M. D., Professor of Anatomy and
Physiology.
VIM. p Johnson, M. D., Professor of Obste
tries and the diseases OF women and children.
Joshua Riley, M. D., Professor Of Matera
Medica, Therapeutics, and Hygiene.
John Frederick May, M. D., Professor of Sur
gerry.
Grafton Tyler, M. D., Professor of Pathology
and Practice Of Medicine.
Robert King Stone, M. D., Adjunct Professor
Of Anatomy and Physiology.
Edward Foreman, M D., Professor of Chem
istry and Pharmacy.
James z. Morgan, M. D., Prosecutor and Dem
onstrator.
Clinical lectures three times a week, on cases
selected from the Washington In6rmary. Ope-
ration performed before the class. -.
For full course OF Lectures Il $50
Demonstrators ill., III
Graduation fee %
Good board can be procured at from 50 to 50
per week.
Sep 3-2awtNovIif Dean of the Faculty.
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nACIFIc MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY

I1ACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
L ONLY through line for California and Ore
gon.) 1.-The public are informed that under the
new arrangement Of this Company, steamers in
spected and approved by the Navy Department,
and carrying the United States mails, will con-
tinue to leave Panama and San Francisco the LIST
and 5th days Of each month, unless detained by
unavoidable accident, and will touch Acapulco,
San Diego, and Monterey.
The following steam packets belonging to the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company, are now in the
Pacific, one Of which will be always in port at
The southern press., 1852-04-08

ST. LOUIS, April 7.
The election in this city, yesterday, resulted
in the success of thewhole Wing ticket, with
two or three exceptions Kennetts, Wing, was
reelected mayor by 600 or 100 majority. The
votes in the lst ward had not yet been counted.
Great Riot al 81. Louis and Loss Of Life.
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Arrived.

spsH steamship Empire CITY Leeds from Or.ans Nay
20 sHs m' so rseep, Gu Wnas ron s.psEs say
e.. with specie and passenger 10 b. o. Robert.
iron and 4I passenger. to w T. Tspscot experienced
weather Spit boards Ender the hanns Last
g. n SPOKE B bns tof Lmenil from Il nenci FOR New
YER ' sIs o IS. .s s BI p..n a a,,, from BRISTOL
Fhs' iron s,d passengers. to Fw xsyeT Las; evening
$500. nam sssSt al TS for. yard sni ni,sa s5a
Bra C.hsne Ecs.l. Scte of sesrSor, Carsss 10 days.
Bns Ent,rprs (Bels Myers days from bremen ballast AL
ps,enser. ore. May h 3 ~, lon % o. spoke bar E
Bns Carl Edward Ig5enl go.ss g day, foa Brsnea ~h
.pote HanoveaB sasot wihelin. from Bremen
B,s Emily Wirsior Bah 10 d. Ianbsr 70 L.cIwooi K-e
Brs Aids. f ThomA,;o Fal-s, C=Hfaesos May ~ 'agr to
Bns r. Lsn.or. wallace day. from J.ei.onvne w. ,
lumber II Roctsnboust Co so n CO. -A ens' Marcel
Bra EH1s Hunt Gardens. May sugar A. Jone- SD
With er hoPsny, sns: RIO JohD.tou- han1no an4 Cath
Brs l. r Psmsr Of Bsa,, Psrt c.rde,a Iy. sugar and
olasse. To Kesmh Last sV.rns, sqai o't ofsiop
and gallant sails and m2a.s p oresA AM iorei'pns
sehr ..s p Hand Aelery Grand. May a. ard
nosse Gsodhue Co. ye'., 70 h.is, Lord SD IN CO.
schr Fnt-rpre, b. IhoburH Chsrorio~n r. D. L. IL day'
scbr John Hastings. b. BuaIro~ 10 from H.Ef.r OIL her
scbr Inyibb Hods5oa day. from Salem bound to Phsd.l
MIN 81 ,b,l between the sbt chip Sandy Hook
struck by sudden snt vosn, laa which ered srJ nearly all
schoonsr-Incy Blake spotord Rohl.nd; Martha, Hail. do
Iucnda JAM Wall Eastps day. Brett Fose; Jaipa B
ssti Boston days Judith Ware Tsoker Jacksonville 10
ssy. lumber H D. Brotman Evira Ins,, Fact NJ.
ohss days bsy,w Talsoti Col VIM Pope Foster
Nscss. dsys luHber 20 smps-n Hsyhew Coz Peru smith,
Rockhud lime: joseph FaT-e Smith, Rocknd days Inns
MARY JnhEson, Carter, Philadelphia days coal
Sch, Hsrsse Bl GdGh, charbtstO"n, P L. 81 d.. oats
"A Lesry -,
schr Lucy Nancy Eastman, salvss dsys SD
with schr IIzabstt for New York
scr Samuel l. Croker Burt Philadelphia bound TO Taunton
Steamer Keunebec, Clark, from Philadelphia
EFLOW-schr J. B. Lndsey Kash Cardeuas IL days, with
susar and nola,ses Also, buss.
sALED-sbiy Persian Peat for Lon@on chde Harold, tBr
tuery QHebec; barks Harne;, Beg sOeer, An~srp r.
Adams Perrin D-ersra Esgdsens, kuhmann, Iasuaa Eme
raid Kngh.h, Quebec brig Jane
MISD-sunrise, n; Meridian, dol Sunset, calm.
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Il. Il. SHOWS Circular.
Correspondents Of The n. Y. Tribune.

Honolulu, Saturday, April 5, 1882
DEAR SIR This market SINCE the date OF last general a.
vices LIST umo has experienced but slight change and
ade throughout the Islands remains in the same no,n a.
mentioned AZ that time Imports are i3 msAspr fli;.
CT but the stock OF merchandise In s-,t tbs.
there sufficient ~ supply ali the Of tia Islands or
nire mouths or year to come There few arti
ces OF which We expect to be relieved BY the San Frspeo
market; but on the other baud there laer pooo IN
the merchandise that Is only sasped the wan, ~ ts
soe when II Isl healthy ooad ton, snd the shipment Of
It 70 any quarter would result in los 10 the owner
There has been during the past month slght fsen, In
favor OF shipments 70 California and several vessel. have
len toT san Francisco and Russian settlements.
There has been lively demsnd for Sperm and Polar
LsR at 81 065c
BY reference the Shipping List herewith VIII b.
noticed that there has been large number OF whsegs AZ
Hl.o Lshars and this poI since he first Of las, mo i.h
They merely touch 10 obtsR water and fresh provisions
ana tben eave io the Arctic From eli seconts learn
that the feet IN this this wear i much ser than was
ever known before and the prospect tat our bsro 10
inc coming iSll VIII be more than crowded with shpang
AnneAse Will Be found statement Of Exports du!nr the
ehin et hsfch The vare Of domestic produce exp1Ytsd
eeng SIC ls5 CO and OF foreign ~ Is Tot4 So az
81 Tie demano fcr SUGAR MOI ,ssrs SyStp al C,r,Tr
D zen very limited II hoped however thar this STATE
q shsiss VIA rot rcmsin loug demand n, Island mr.
euoe Is looked for with much aBxisv; f9r When /. d.,
sise teie VIII De healthy and steady tr-se n,t o,I a
ms IoL ~ a. oNet ne Islands On the IL; ufmo an act
was FsSs o the government providing fr tecipncal "a
Ties on certain articles with the lnieS States vhieb ,i
take effect nineostey eer the Concurrence al th ,lf
nsmed Government !. allows al FLcVk, FIsH Col
LUMBER, SLAVES sBd HEADING when the prprs ~ a.,
United States 20 be admitted free Of dutv pn,seS -
Ssiiah SUGAR, SN2VP MOLAssEs and Corr ~ L aSn-5
terms 20 the United States
In ENehASSs there have been some transactions Bis
or the Ursted STATES rapse from y dscoans 70 par
FREi6Rr to San FSsresOo SO u tun Seauaen's wage,
high and remxu Al quotations last given IL viii be difc
70 obtain for the neNt four months bot IN September
khpped st this pert last fall and they that tine b.
sass oess'D<d. ioU respectfully y. y. Bsew.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKEr-Friday, Jun,

T. lS52The inciemeDey OF the weather to-day has
rally retarded operators The COTTON ma ket Ia very
quiet and prices rather dropping The Flour market
IL finn but the demand Doth for shipment ana city
sumption, is limited Sales of 200 bbs standard snd good
brands at 81 l2 and better brands at 81 Is p Dbl Some
holders refuse the former rate Sales lots to the trade
within the OF ~ l9id$4 rs for common and extra
brands and fancy lots at higher quotations RYE FLOUR
in good demand at 9 % sale Of 80 bbs Brandyw1ne
Corn MEAL yesterday at 50 81! " Dbl which IL an ad-
vance, and 50 puncheons ct $l4 rs each
Theeis agood demand for WHEAT, and but little offer.
ing Sales OF 1900 bush prime Pennsy and Southern
red at &C. and white, part at 81 03 y BUSH and part at
price kept private. RYE is wanted at 75c. CosS meets
steady demand and the supplies taken arrival at
65c In OATS change 1900 bush Southern sold at Sc
and some inferior at Ale. p bush. Saesof Pennsylvania in
lots from store at IS 4ee In GROCERIES and Provisions
there not much doing cargo OF Yellow Pine Sap Boards
sold at SIS 80 q NJ feet, and cargo of Lahs at s2S NJ
WHiskY-The demand continues limited Sales at gle ia
both hhds and bbls
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Irry y.~ Yos ca pz,d gct. Hckl. cardena.. bs.
h.els IA, uoud lFrl CognAud, Afca M6veTy, Hich-
Torn Cenfuesos Wa H. Spear, ISnpher 10.
RICHMOND June e-Ar. sckrs North wra. Bunting, RsA.
NOR. Telegraph nose dol oeeaa hishsn do Gourmet DAVIS
so spesr Mitchell, Ha,r De Grace Sharon. Hatcher BSs
"a. rarry Piner EorfoA w. r. wilhar-. -, Albany.
SAVANNAH, Nay Sled sch Aaa Mara. Lpples.rA, Bait
ST MARKS Nay e3Air barb LRcinda Sears Sears. Bostou
sd fl,;, brs Onos Brzset, Hsrfsrk
sALEM Jase Arr schr K Mercer Robinsos Philadelphia
"a br sherpard Para 3Arf brf Brsrhsn. Bray
Philadelphia; Crsoe Trewoy. Rondoui chr. Lodus, Hutch
isson Bsore jos Turner Kelley, Phsasphs Aan D'nnsn,
WOO g-v Tort ed .chr Pavilion, ss0w Ns-rork Sailed
schr Mariner. Nickersos, AbaEy Psvhos
WILMINGTON. June Arr. scbrs. l. Smith Suites View
lerk D.eosh nsnkn de barb fgsro, Baker,
Do ca IL, bar, Ns,iAsam; Lascas;er Liverpool 'ehr S.sss
Perry. Bath. Nc
YARMOUTH PORT June Arr sehr orono Baker, n York.
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lmportations of Dry Goods for. week
ending June g. 1852:
Consumption.
MANrrAeruREs on wooL.

MANuFAoTuREs wool.
coo ss sa wSS.. 81 d. S s, %t cS - 5
slsel DE is,as. Is so sS5,s ssST d. $50, So'S,.e
iSs DO. sisSs, Hose, Do, sisoi Yam do s0.s Biai
do ssA'6 Manufacture. Of other wo0isa ieo ss77 Total
MANUFACTURES OF COTTON.
e0,oss si g.,Issss ssts 'GSFsS Do, d. ,liS'' Mas
seS Lawns DO, ssis; Pc.h, 90, slb2 Hose, 10 dO,
slsS Sle,es do silo Spool - ce $3.50 fruse', Do,
s7oS Total s0 Paelase., valued at 81 $50
nANvFAeTvREs or sILE.
sRs = feekste s51t Ribbons - DO, slts; Sksand RIO
sons 10 ISL Lace IS Do ssacoi NcVeis. 90. s. hl3
ssSs ss sad cosa 90 n d. 80, sis no & sts Co. 60
.sis. % seT Sesn3 Do 'oS sA saa Cotton -, 60,
Ss,ss g, Sos E R.. 70. o. sl's. Sense. Do So
Do ssIse oss Manufactures SD, u Do s16 Total 80
'"''''''' MAurAeNrrRrs o. Flax.
Lines is persases fSA9s iA"ee al Cotton o., ss-
ssisS; rPcs, Do, slI nsuuf,o,uI,s OF Fl.a a. so.
IoiaL 49, - lssss, ,siesd a, ss325
MISCELLANEOUS.
straw ooeis, * psAose slIse, Mi4assy %, suf: En
troseiys t sia15i sswl- Do so AyAef fu., "a,
tor sica d. ssss Hoe %, eos weanus AIPals 90,
ssio Total - fSesSsos' y ,,,s -, :, $500
w.sa Pal'sss SIN gN wS'd' . de- g 9 cooa "a
ssSrrAcrrKrs OF corToS.
do, siss- uh, o., $50 vsEs'., do, spt To.a "a
''''''''' '"'''' MsSVSacrvSrs OF SIX.
$50; Sua~ do, SS Sk and Wor,teN, Go $50 Bad
ints, co. si5S Ponscc e 10, S3S0 Total, 0S packages
MANUFACTURES FLAX
Loers - pariagss, $500; Lneu, and Co'ton do s5-4
ftreSc do SIX Total. 81 rscksses valued $40
MISCELLANEOUS.
stfEw Goecs, 10 pskag~. sl66; SbaW Do 500; faitns
90 30, tsss Total, IN paekases; valued at s2,i09
UarckOased
MANUFACTURES OF WOOL.
Wsoss' ~ Gotten and wsr,,sd d. s
Tc,Al "a Iaessaes, valued AZ SToo6
AANVfAcIUsES or corroy.
CosioBs. 10 rsessses. A. rs ~ sS Total "A
packages, ssieec a. e. Ss
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Disasters. &c.

Tpr Bt sHrr UtsT.The schr G. King arrived from the ur
yesterday with hundred aeks Of sasbou Thousand
,sls still remain the ship the tance having sees thrown
The ship still gt and effort have bes
yesterday of the sos The
which chartered for that could IroCeed To
heavy north easb blow peveu- The heavy
weather yesterday will probably ser blow her OF bse her
LChsTss.pn Mercury. June /.
RohTsT TsSEtS Barhss from Baltimore Cha restos
srung while and foundset the Of
the ID about mile and hall outside the Main Bar, WHINING
ton, n. G. Crew saved
Sen H,,oun (of Glouee.te) Woodbury., from Bahsor for
Carleton put Portland distress stat at, havss
Rock knoci I'd Of Of keel and sprung aleak
Ia Is.pts, brmch e uf from ieih. took OF rom
81 the Bird Islands the consulting OF - pesOns and
IS Of a.. crew Of the bsik Mems, Of Sunderland.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF acknowledgements 4.
Cleared.

,hip.-Humbod Lines southsmptOs and Havre ~ Lv
ips.isu; Great Britain, tBEl Matthew Liverpool, r, Irrn
slv.-Ar guo. siubb- ST. John, ~ B., r. r. Buet Co
Dreso Doane Gasow, Durham Dlnol; Corseas 6usAeh,
Feirher LoIdon, GnnsD bniura Co Clinton, DeAno Rch
bucto. J. W. Elweh
Bsrss-Roubl- Chase Havana, W. Sale Jr Henrietta Treat
Eeuvt,. r. p Buck CO.. Highland May. sayers Lnsrers
Coot smith Ceassr Pruss soharlan Dsnsh schmidt Bsh
Nora fPruss Schultz. Rchbucto Tbompsoa Segh.ase;
Jeanette. At~afer San Frsucsco, NJ tiller Lord
Brrs-Hsuiei Percy. Portland Nemh son; oleron, Pebis
ton, - Kits, Overnan Barter.
sboouers-Ha1an Iayheld Rchmond y. r. Honesty
kup.op Philadelphia Hand EdTard Dorsey ForWeH. Bait
more J. eager Coz Sullivan, Chsse cudsd Bolivar L. Beeh
4 EunhArdt
Love,t sagua rande p Harmony Sephe-
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ue.tAs out % tbt rr>rm whale i9 hssBoha Coz Ses
p.dots months out 20 black feb Casaher Free
mar month. out 70 bbs sperm itth Bran ss-
Bedfors months oil He-a Ausnsts o. M"td ns
ss, $50 bt ,perr whale ssbCk kh California Wood, New
Bedford, $50 sbls sperm
Tahiti March cTybel 81 stonsston moe oat. ~ spe
A. sydp~y s W. Feb. ls-SAp PbsriI, Wnso- OF Naniass'
Of o., 70 cruise the facIke.
srotsr-rs Of Cape Boru bsrk Wa rom fAooe OF shS
Cor Fzirharen, co bbs. sperm.
Ma, a. at 20 S. To- shp AH:aree, Of sEs ro New Bed
ord had ost chef mate from maia toou-
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Markets. Reported BY Telegraph.

ALBANY June 4-Receipts Of the past q hours Flour
llOoO bbs WHEAT 1890 bushels; Corn, 26 900 bushels
The sales II FLOUR have been GOO bbls former sales
WHEAT-Geresee sells at ll5o OATS, 42lc. and COsN
Sc. for mixed Western, and &c for Yellow Round with
sales at 10000 bush. 30 bbs WHISKY sold at 2ic.
NEw-ORLEANs, June T. Nooa.-rwo thousand bales of
ColToN have been sold to-day at decline since the Asias
erIival of quarter of cent lower qualities but sood
NEEDING Is scarce and quoted Toe TO l0c Western LEAF
TOBACCO advanced another quarter during The week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-05
HENRY T. LEEDS. Auctioneer, will
MONTICELLO VINEYARD at AUG

lVl TION-S200 Isabella, Cstawba, white and purpl,
native Muscsdine ard other vaetes-W be sold at Pub
lie Auction the premises, jerusalem, Queens Co
l. l. on TIL RSDAY. June TO- at 10 o'clock AM part
Of the above Vineyard containing about 1900 vines in mao
condition, SC.
Gentemens sons who desire business out Of the city
during the season. the great South Bay where
tsh and abound combine pleasure with profit BY
purchasing the above.
As profitable Investment you have only to refer TO DR.
r T CndeThil Croton Point who realizes splendid In
every year by the sale Of his Grapes while the famed
sporting privileges and unryaled climate OF tho Island
der il unsurpassed place OF summer residence
For further information inquire Of EDWARD II. SEA
MAN, near the premises JEREMIAH EIGHMiE,
May Is 1852 East FishsllL Dutchess Co, N. Y.
n B-The other portion Of the Vineyard with the
number Of Vines viii be sered, if desired, the
day ard place.
rod Hampstead will be exhibited at the time of sale JE
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To Mariners.

sErrEs EIsErT1oSs Cpluss-7zs Uadr Gs=cffs OF
tie sh Nay publishes ROYAL order the following effect
l. Spanish and ali ether shipping toacbBg arriving
the the Canary Ind dunns the month. of MAY, juno,
July and August from the aor and dns
duties.
H. Captains Of salt vessels will bs allowed day. for the pren
tson Of nane't peued sufficient enable them 10 take such
and they continue their
Ill In distress ~esh-f serious damage the CvGO,
authorised sIend ssch render
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Receipts of ,JuNr4

by Ere Railroads.&c. pigs Butter 6il sides Leather 81
be Steel II uns Pig Iron, Is bbls Ashes III head Cattle
l6 sheep, ~ Calves bales Slins and 81 bills Eggs
by NeW-lork and AeEHare Raiiyodd-462 pkgs Bat.-r
and 502 DO Cheese
BY North Rirer Boat-is2s bbls Flour, go do Ashe.
sec do Whisky 28S do Pork 81 do Hams $40 do Lard IS
pkts Chess 20 do Leather, 1870 bush Wheat 900 do
Oats, IS $40 do. Corn, rs sides Leather
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAM.

~ SHIP COMPANY, connecting with tho rACFe
MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-Ony through Cline b
California and Oregon. via Aspinwsll Navy Bay Crest ~
ductou of for Steerage Passengers The splendid United
states Mail steamship CRESCENT CITY, 900 tuns Hen
~ Windle Commander will be dispatched on SATURDAY
June s. at O'Clock precisely for Aspinws Navy BsE d.
rect and the EMPIRE CITY, 1900 tuns John Leeds Con-
ander carrying the United States malls viii also b do
patched, transferring her passengers at Havana % ns
steamer Philsdelphis, for AspnwalI) on "WEDNESDAY
June 8, at p from the Pier q. foot Wanenst- ssa
River Rates Of fare 10 Aspinwsll Ladies' Saloon, STATE
Room S65 Lower All and Forward Saloon do, So ~
ond Cabin Stsndees SIS steersse $is Passengers VII
landed OF the Railroad What at Aspnwal free Tranna
the Isthmus at the passengers expense The PACING NAL
Steamship Company under present arransemenh dcsp
have at Panama steamships Inspected and received W wv
for transporting the regular California and ores
mails Immediately their arrival at Panama and pes1
securing through passage by the United States NAL ssn
es from New-York have preference Of sccommocstons
board Rates Of fare from Panama 10 San Francisco % ~
most favorable terms. .,.v
For freight or passase, spply to ClIAs A. WHITFIELD
the office Of the Companies, No. III Westst- eomG
Warren New.YoTk
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Snaken. &c.

May So LAT - ons II EdoburE lot Bangor from
Frbusco, via RIO se Jrneo, for Charleston.
May J a IS 49, on S. ship Lizzie Harvard, from CsAe.io1
for Liverpool
May a. lat ~ 49, lon 62 ship Sorh Ar.cs from Boston for
Liverpool.
May &C. 30 miles n Y. Of Hattes pa..ed
fem Providence for Charleston.
June Of csPe El.betl ,chr C. w. PeLsdss PARK from
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From our Correspondents. ]

hired-bris Sea Belle, Herman Richmond steamship Dels
wave, Seymour, New York.
Ceard-.teamhp Penobsco Wh;aber New fort barns Mar
Wood Havana Sesh Aes Boston bnG D-voehre Br)
Wahngon, Bermuda. J. Isnca-fer Forsmber, DOrches
Mail, Baker, Boston sehs Edred James New Haven Geneva,
Perkins, Boston.
NEWPORT June Arr schs ETpedent Bracket I'm Phil Henry
Hendesos Leaf I'm New Haven Vas Barren Potter Bangor for
Baltimore Cataract Nsrhs Calais for New York LEWIS Grey,
Sharp Boston FOR Bosio~n A. Horton. Carson I'm Phil; Alert
Hall Boston Phil lime, Brown Calais for Newark In,ocs,
Glover. New Bedford for New York.
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Inc. .9g Sl2 Inc ..f76 COZ Inc ,97l Doc .448N
by reducing the Wheat 10 Flour, the quantity Of the
batter left tdewsier this year. compared with the
responding period of last year. shows decrease of
2l7,l43 bbls Flour.
The following table shows the quantity of some Of the
principal articles of produce left al de water from the
commencement Of navigation to 3lst May, inclusive,
during the year 1850 10 days; 1851 a days 1852, 4s
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