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Cancer, Scrofula Sprains, uses Burns Scalds and all
araiions The propTetors give Tor the Of
sufferers the foowinE memorandum Of few Of e won
uhcHtrs from the parties named are In the PosasSh Of
~ One BoIIIe TrIumPhnnr.
suffered S for ee years Win and tried
Preparations without effect, cured by
OnI OF PurgnIOry.
e SnnE Of sS9 SS yi Re @
months, cured by three four applications Of the
Pity the I.IttIe children.
little daugher Of aIrs. Lee, residing Lake street
boiling water. The Arctic nm applied
ing to the directions and the IRE Instantly extracted,
NJ, sS: s., dn 50 s"St2 ma ,on
AMI by he use Of one bottle
restored to her Gi'f Mor GsfSIy Tumor.
Eugene Mallory, Nstehez three years the victim OF
until he tried the arctic Lninent Three bottles cured
4''- = =" WondorfuI Curei
Mrs Bedford Mobile confined her couch for three
w np%S other a sPa % 9 y i r. S
nent in little over Tcnth
MENPns, rRSS,, Nov. 2Sth, 1851.
.eads BY h sEposon ssa 1sfn
try Draggs Arctic LuiHelt, The smart
the pain gone from the bruises. In
WELL and able to uIy business.
HENRY HAYE1ISkILl., residence Jackson street.
The blind see!
wEBSTAR CRY, Iowa, Nov. 9th, 1857.
DR. A. @. BRAGG-DeaT Sir: For than three ysaTs
had afflicted with in1Amcd eyes in aggravated
degree, and tried PLY
eect induced by Dr. baum TO try the Arctic
dAu glitter afflicted in the manner for the
time, and during portion the time entirely blind
in eye. applied your valuable Lniment, and her
eyes perfectly sound Thus have with tWO
bt-hottle cured my daughters and besides
curing the rheumatism in back. lWould DOT he without
lyOurnValua6ls remedy In my house. YouIAtTuly.
WV. RUSSELL.
%EBsTEh CRY, Iowa. Nov. pth, 1881.
Thereby certify that we'll acquainted with WIlIam
RUSSELL and with the RsOnishug cures he mentions, and
4 know hi statement to he strictly true.
I J. y. wADSHORTII, r. NJ, Webster City.
| Good for Animals.
This valuable Linmtnt Is also equally emeatouB In
curing the diseases of Anlmals - witness The following
keep the largest livery the West and
| orally known thTOughoutthe United States.
! ST Lotus, Dec. Esd, 1851.
We tbeuLdeTEgnsd, haVingused DT BragE Arctic Lni.
Of months, eheeTfully testify to IT'S
Peor efficacy In curing the diseases Of horse we'll
OF the Arctic beng the best LDlment made,
that otheF.We keep and have kept for
Of extensive livery stables In this city and
experience about horses and their disc
great and unheEitatIng shat the Arctic
the only have found Gltcdgs GteFe.
We cordially recommend Tito alliVery stable keepers
others having the care of horsyt.
4 LYNCH, AENOT = CO.,
a.
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French Gnnde


HINIZES-9D PI-ess - vide. warranted fast eoors,
lax cents, always sold for Is 4 yard. Also -
second mourning elilntIes At 10 cents.
LOUPINEs BEsF ALL WOOL DE LAME At SIX cents
per yard-
cents, viii sell now At 12S cents sons good quality
low On y yard
Plain q cents, aud figured At % cents yard.
ONnRE GRAPE EEsPA6NE-25 pieces beautiful styles
oMSRE BAEEdE 50 pieces, worth so cents, for only
~ few pieces Amsilne Dress Goods, very nice and
cheap.
500 Pieces New StIk.-An excellent HiI-boIIed
Black SIX, very rich lustrc - inch vide only 6 cts
PSr yardi sold last season Al 81 per yard.
The dSEenGesl Bargain Vet
viii sell superior ELK ROBEs. Of 20 yardL eAsh
quality ast frsm S25 10 sSD, Fer emily
SIS apiece. challenge any merchant POssesaiDE
gmenI about SILKS deny that these Robes
sold half their Alsd superior article COLOREID
POELTDE ROBES a QnILLES side stripes, very de-
eolors de-Ens, Uill be sold barglu
They Of recent importation Of large Neu York
retail and bought below Importers
about dress 1tyigS
fancy silks. ven handsome and cheap.
100 BAHEGE LAWN 4 CliALLY ROBES. both side stripes
and double skiTt Rar hoss 20 yds each such . sold
for ell, will sell for g. Chaiy Habst
excellent Syl very eheup. Pine Lawn Robe AZ only One
Aps-Sm iSI MAR 81.
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" A TIER w HEEL s!

w A 7 E Il w Ill u + i $!
IITE are manufacturing the Improved JONyAL
w TuRBISE WATER WdEEL, for Mis- and Faefo-
Fies Of every description AT wishing improve
their water viii nd their Interest address
by Eee sttnE the number Of frrt head and fafii their
Of uater: Tie kind OF i1aeht-y 70 b driv
We sin then them price Of Wheel What We vii fur
nish Efesl ard principal for Warranted u do
eertTn amount Of work Tis grsH 70 ted taf EhSsf,
Il u does not up aEure. the Nleei sad
sears b d,IIVersd At the PurehaseT's mn.
RssrSaest gfrsE and re9siref.
ap36-lm LlzTei Factory, Prince George Co.. Nd
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BRAGGls ARCTIC IMMINENT

This iucomprehensibe Linimtnt, upon which the
OF the afflicted Of all lands rely for relief from
the pangs of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, GOut ErySipelAS
Cancer, Scrofula Sprains, uses Burns Scalds and all
cutaneous discusses rapidly superseng all similar prep
araions The prOpTetOTs give for the encouragement
sufferers, the following memorandum Of few Of te
deriu effected by during the Pastfrw mOnS
tihcHtrs from named the Possesses
the propT-tors, their length pTecludeb publication
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GEOEGE v. HI3GINB0THAN,
SARAH A. HlGGINBOTHAN-

TN ths gTeatN Y NiIs Railing EstAhishnsnts and iI4
Market 81, ST. LOuia. Ne And sold ~ Al COED nEuS-
El deesa.uIuiy sza,pl.,r
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W AsHIN0TON, May =.
HousE.-The House continued the eonsidera-
lion Ofthe Minnesota election Gaze pending at
a1inuSnnant vestardnv
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down the lawless acts of a class of political scouh-
drels who appear to have controlled affairs in
that city. 1t is evidently a very similar outbreak
to that which occurred two years since IN San
francisco. 1t is to be regretted that a state of
society exists that should require such a demon
~stration of popular authority, but when it does
exist, and the regularly constituted authorities
are too weak or too sympathetic with crime to
oppose it. there remains no alternative but for the
mnsses to assert their will. The disturbances in
New Orleans will probably pass away with the
election which was about to be held.
The latest news from China will be found un-
der the head of foreign news. 1t is very meagre,
but our Hong Kong papers up to the 18th of
May, contain nothing further. We may soon ex-
pect some demonstration by the allied forces at
Peking, for they viii not now retreat without ac-
complishing their object.
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it corn-6eld fashion. on the poorest ground I had.
and l satisfied myself Of it's efficacy.
Langley, Pa. HExRY C. TA1LnR.

it corn-6eld fashion, on the poorest ground I had,
and | satisfied myself of it's efficacv.
Laaglep, Pa. HExaY C. TxYIoR.
rr,,,,,n y We So
planted and filled alike several r,ws If cor3,E I'm
different fertilizers !. Fonr ornccs IN Az rlants
WELDED "A mounds ears and busL ard 1oei xrs,n5s
stalks and ear. four onnces ~ perov ~ srs
nIants az nonpds ears and hnsIs ana III ra,,nSe
stalks and ears One sbovelf,1 harn rari p ounus
on Ave pjants Al nonnds and Iosi ronnds ~ 81,
No manure. 373 pounds ears and husks. and 92s
pounds in all. JoHN q Mrs
q, ,,o-o
EnsN1 : Eonuoh :. Ies ~ 1000
, mn "ei' wiz = careiui, tnorough ana
su 'es'' - Tue american guaho can
De pioVu.ei - " ioAsv'iao'e price, isay S4o, OF SoO
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WEDNESDAY JULY 81. 1855
rss buaness:of the past week has been quite lively, arisinl
nom = movement on the part Of the retailers towards replenisn
ing their stock, coupled with the large auction sale at Everett'
new store on rhursday. This sale was a cash one and tbs
amount Of goods sold and prices realized rather exceeded the
expectations Of parties interested, considering the state Of trade
and The scarcity Of money.
The bark Fanny MAJOR arrived from San Francisco on sun
day, bringing the mails and q email freight, consisting mostly o
rice, skingies and lumber
samples Of goods N arrive per Porfena from England were
received by The Fanny Mgior, and the rush for the first selection
vas quite exciting. The chief attraction is understood TO be the
very desirable styles Of prints, manufactured In Manchester from
designs prepared here with great care and special adaptation to
the wants Of shis market These prints are most always sold
BY sample here some months before the arrival Of the vessel.
Samples OF goods per candaes have also been received by Messrs-
Hackebd Z Co.
The Emma and Fanny MAJOR are both up for San Francisco.
and but little freight Is Offering. The Emma WILDE the first TO
leave.
In q retail way there Is TO trade whatever In town, and the
upper Pars Of The town presents an aspect Of dog-day duiness-
sU6AR-There have been no large parcels come to hand, and
oor quotations remain unchanged since last report Ths stock
10 quite trinins. Small kegs Of superior light yellow for family
use, job at lie y D.
DRY GooDs-There we're sales at auction on Thursday Of
narrow bleach-d sheetings and nadapolams 1t a a 44cfs per
yard wide do at "a "a brown sheetings at IT a 5. blue
drIs, 81 a OF check denims 81 a 81. Several hundred pkgs.
Of prints have been sold to arrive per Porfena at I6 a Is cents
Per yard
sHIRTlsaiesa at auction Of 200 doz. white shirts, fancy
fru1ts, at 80 so a 81 ST.
sOAP-loo boxes at auction at 81.
rEAs-The stock Is small, with iobbing sales to the trade
We quote black, fair qualities. at as "a Soc
ROPE-No demand at present Sales AZ auction Of Manila,
various sizes, at 1ot a Isle
~ExCHAS6E-on the East is in demand, and little or none
Offering.
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MEMORANDA.

u We note the arrival home Of the following vhalers since
cur last report: May q, ship South Boston, Randolph, hence
pec I7-had taken $50 bbs sp on the passage ship Lydia
Leopard, Hflo Dec ., IS sp on tie passage Odd, ship Magno4ia-
Cox, hence Dec B At New London, May II, bk Venice, Gard
uer, hence Dec H. At westport. May n, bk Janet, West
hence Nov -, with us bbis sp on the passage z3ls, at New
Bedford, ship Onward, Norton, hence Oct % , ship Tam.
et.ne. winslow, heuce Oct i ; Sd, blk GRATITUDE. Cornell, i on
Lahaina Nov. IT. At New London, june i, ship Charles Car
ron, Cook, hence Dec %
n shin F7yisg Eagle, Capt Jno- W. Bates, lea San Fran
.ssco July . got undes weigh Up NJ discharged pilot 4 P N,
.ad came soo1 Honolulu at 2P N, July 1s-making the pa Dge
d Q days and - hours-
u ne iron schooner liiee, hence June q, arrived at Vic
suta, vi In - days The vessel and cargo had been sold,
wnhin . sw dsys afer her arrival.
Hrorr or wHaIs szr PH1srx AT SAY FEAscsco--Had
INT n " Winds and Gains the first Of the passage, for the ias'
: Asys bad ssronz northwest winds Left in the Koiiack Sea
Nav "a, bsrh D.stc, Bronson. IN b I whale this seasons May
ssxh, shlp Rsinbes, HAsey, n B, I whale; ship George and
s~nn. ycue.N p ciesn; ship Fabius, Smith, n b, had struck
. vhs,es u 1okthn-had called for the Arctic Ocean; ship
srss Jens x1Sn- i xhzie-sailed for the Arctic Ocean;
nay "a, bxk yeyS- A7nd, Greenport, clean; ship Robert Ed
ssraA Wed, n \. clean; bark Augusta. Fa6er, sag Harbor,
essss; dip xshmaroo, Robinson, Fsirh~ssn, clean
WHALES or AID Or Al PxnA-
Nay 49, 500. "a ssss a asssi. sa,r "a 500 % ana: ~ told
9o-oo vs bazk Merlin. nothing since Iesying Ia'sah'no.
d. e 1csssedi IL s< medical ala for . seaman
s1-Do VI bafk stellz, l5oo, antod.
N-Do N shtp Herr, 100. an told.
- ID s ssss Sss1ip Dei.acy:. ESQ sises ~ reported.
D-Do yh brk Iacl1ase, one whale since - rpored-
saesn f1case Msyriunf. cemneeasLons
80 sssssss:nd sstasn seoas fhssss
a2(ngn.e,pys.ssy sssehieE = Pai.a, and shsnes . W.
-2 St~, yns< IL
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Correspondent Of the Commercial Advertiser,


Mn. EDITOR While l am glad to learn that such
delicious fruits as Strawberries and peaches are
grown in considerable abundance on Maui and Ha-
wall. and that some Of them even find their way into
the Honolulu market, | would merely hint that the
absence of such fruits from Kauai, does not show at
all that they are not raised upon that fertile island.
For your information, and that of your numerous
readers. I will state that were a steamer plying be-
tween the ports of Hanalei and Honolulu, at the
present time, the gardens of Waioli and Hanalei
might furnish quite an abundance Of such fruits as
peaches. pineapples, bananas, and Strawberries, to
say nothing Of garden vegetables.
While we live under The reign of a sovereign who
has the general welfare of the Hawaiian nation
so much at heart, and while the personal interests
of so many of the foreign and native community
are involved in the question of inter-island steamers,
may we not hope that the year 1855 will not be
allowed to pass away, before efficient efforts are put
forth to being about that most desirable object.
HANALEI
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TpE BRITIsH OuTRAGEs-THE UNIVERSAL AfERI-
cav FEELINe.-The events at New Orleans have
eclipsed for a moment the war-fever that has seized
upon the nation. gave you, in my last, some par
ticulars of the recent aggression upon our commerce
bv the British cruisers in the Gulf of Mexico, and in
this communication [ shall continue and complete
their history up to the present date. In my tlmel
have never seen such a universal popular excitement.
1t is ike a whirlwind, and Wings. Democrats and
Republicans are carried along in it ALMOST without
thinking. There is no dissentient voice to the gem
eral clan,or, with the exception of some few journals
notsriously in the British interest. The voice of the
people is for war-provided that England does not,
now and forever, abandon the odious right to search
The unanimous sentiment of the country is that the
American flag protects the American mig
gers or no niggels,-and they will not admit that
the question can be argued. They will not allow the
old dispute to be revamped and become the subject of
a long diplomatic correspondence. In . word the
question as far as we are concerned, stands thus:
England must disi.vow and make reparation for the
acts of her iseis in the Gulf or she zaust hight
There il Il or f,opuii, ror Del. Many Of the re-
ported outrages hive been greatly exaggerated. But
whether they have been exaggcrations or not, it must
be remembered that the S right of search has been
again exercised BY the British, and that it i for the
principle we are contending more than for any daoa-'
azs that our merchants have suiiezeA
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Am ship La-as. Daegett. $50 tons, win be due from San Fran
cisco In a day or two. 10 await a cargo Of OIL
Am clipper ship Golden Eagle, Harding, was to sail from San
Francisco for this port about the 2oth July, TO load oil.
Am ship John Marshall, Pendietou. with cargo OF guano. from
Jarvis Island. due July 30th.
Am. bark Young Greek. Taylor. Of Pierccfs Line. sailed from
BOSTON fr Horoluia direct, June l.
Am. ship Mountain Wave, Harding, sailed from Boston, in
Pierces Line 81 Packets. May 20, for Honolulu direct
Am. ship Gladiator would leave New Bedford in June, for this
port.
Br. bark Portcna, NcGowan. sailed from Liverpool, May
Is. for Honolulu. with merchandise TO X G Janfen.
The clipper ship Syryn. 1855 tons, had been purchased by
Messrs Huunewe.l < Brewer. to take tie place Of the john Gil
pin in the Sandwich Islands line Of packets-sailed from Boston
direct May 20, consigned to c Brewer ID
The ship Harriet & Jessie, Gray, sailed from New Bedford for
Honolulu direct, May 10.
Danish bark Candacr was 10 sail from Hamburg in April. with
merchandise to ". HackfeId x Co-due here in August
The following vessel are expected mt this port in October, to
Inad OIL. From san FrSncisco-Ships4 Anglo SGr0n, Golden
Eagfs. Golden Cify and Radnga. From sydney-ships Mary
Robinson aud Washington 3Hston.
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~

FOREIGN.
From FASNISG's IsLASD-per Advance, July 16-Mrs Milne
and 2 children r II Nacariane, ii English, I Wheeler, 4 Car
10, c Wilson, X Wilson
From SAs FRAScIscO-pr Fanny Major, July sc L Price,
Mrs : X Price. Miss c s Price, l. : Price, Mrs John Patty. En-
ma 7 Patty, X Mcdowell, = Mcdowell. T VI Jordan. J J Cara
nave. J III Patty.
Frum Sax FRASCTSco-per Flying Eagle. July 19-Rev Mr.
Walsworth, Mrs Walswor1h. and IL Chinese.
COAsTWIsE.
From KoSA-per Maria. July I5-A G Thurston. - on deck.
From LAHAISA-P-r Maria, July 15-Nessrs Lake, Hod-
meyer, Merrill. Needham-
From LAHAISA-per Kamoi, July I6-Rev : c Damon. wife
and 4 Children, VI Beckwith. wife and l child, Miss Parker. Miss
Booth, III Dickens0n. wife and = children. MIR Peasc. 10 on deck.
For LAHAISA-p-r Maria, Juiy 19-MeSsrs Needham, Merrill,
I King and family. J "a Carter. ~ on deck.
From HLo-per l. z r ster. July iS-B Pitnan, Mai Miller.
From kawaihae per Mary, July 22-G Il. C. Ingraham.
For LAHAISA-psr Ksmci. July 2o-C Brewer 81 and lady,
Rev X Armstrong and several others.
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yEw sEpFoRp olL MARkEr-yssk snaing Mag 81:

srzzx-The market remains unchanged. Sales Of 200 bbHs at
le5c p gallon, arr abe extent Of operations in this market
-waare-In whale ve notice more activity and the sales have
reached 5000 bbis in parcels as follows 1855 bbis at 4Sc. Obs
DO n soc; $50 do a. Sc; 1000 do at SIC, and 1900 do at Sc
.he latter price Is asked by holiers for prime oil. We under
stand q part Of the above was purchased on foreign account
WHAIyBosr-The Transactions for the week include sales Of
GOO rs Northwes. at Iooc. $500 do 10 at 103c. and 1890 do So.
Sea az Soc- Handsome Ochotsk Is held firmly at 10 to 125c--
Shipping List.
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Mr.. EDmoR BY a recent Polyaesian notice
that Mr.. S. Kaapuiki has received the appointment of
Enumerator for the District of EVA and Waianae.
Now [ do not say but Mr.. Kaapuiki is quite capable
of filing said office, but is he otherwise a proper per-
son to be employed by government. 1t was but a
short time ago that some of the inhabitants of those
districts were complaining that he had collected SIS
each from them for road tax, during the past year,
in his capacity of Deputy Road Supervisor. The in
ference is, that the extra dollar was private perqui-
sites. unbeknown of course to the Chief Road Super
visor. Is such the kind of conduct that helps a per-
son TO government office here?
yours &c. T.
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IMPORTS.

From SAY FRAScIsco-per Fanny Majors casks winevlO
baskets do. / cask brandy. IS bMs liquor, l case bacon, l do
hams. I box pick handles. o cases boots and brogans. 5000 Ma
Mia cigar. s92 bags rec q cases saddlery, 10000 shingles,
10000 feet redwood boaris, $4,000 feet siding, 20 boxes sp can
dies, so bags potatoes, 10 bbls Carolina rice, Is bales hay. 95
bags barley. - bags beans. 81 doors, 3 bndis sashes. 100 kegs 5
boxes pickles, so kegs nails, Is rolls oil cloth. > half bbls dried
apples, 10 boxes candles. l bag canGry seed, 10 bags onions, 3
California cheeses l pkge Oregon bacon, 5 do hams. 2 boxes l
budle cairlies. 5000 feet redwood boards. So pots flowers. 2 iemi-
johns distilled water, l27 pkgs mdse, S3i24 92 Zone PACKAGE
specie.
Prom san FRASCIsco-per Flying Eagle, July I9-About 1900
gunny bags, to X Ccady & Co.
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More about Gmano.

In the New York Dai,y Tribune of June ), we
find "A letter from the Washington correspondent
of that paper. furnishing further facts from an
official source, which go to establish the value of
the Jarvis Island American guano. When the
samples procured by Capt. Davis and the Liho-
Tho reached Washington, the Us Commissioner
of the Patent Office Immediately took steps to
test it's value as a fertilizer. His annual report
laid before Congress contains some of the results
OF the experiments made through his agency. 1t
will be noticed that these tests and their publica-
ton is made by an officer of the government, and
not by any one interested in the success of the
Company. The official results, so far as pub
lis,ied, are very hattering to the success of the
guano and the prospects of those who are engaged
in it, and are equally disparaging to the reputa-
ton of Com. Mervine and Capt. Davis. Weun-
derstand further, that the experiments made with
the Peruvian and Mexican guanos alongside of
the Jarvis Island, showed a marked difference in
favor of the latter on some kinds of products.
To THE EDITOR OF The N. Y. TRIBUNE.
Sir Prof. Henry of the Smithsonian Institution,
has reported to Government the result of his analysis
Of the samples obtained at the American guano
islands by Commander Davis of the 81. .Hary's,
which had been referred to him for examination.
Tie report shows that the guano is good.
I am also enabled to furnish you the substance of
gentlemen, who. at the request Of the Commissioner
Of Patents, tested this guano last year.
To ms Conunsloxza Or PxrEsrs-
SIN: In eccordonce with your request, l have
tried tie Amer61a Gdano. Four pounds sown, at
The fate q 21Q pound PR 1cre.produeed l1a pounds
'of earn, 3rodz poor 11ad3sIterated Fairfax hnd;
While. Nith the So ssleut e xaszs ns saanc We
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BIRTHS.

On THURSDAY, july Is, a; waikiki, the aieofJ. w. smith. Of
4 son
In this city, Jpiy 10Th, TIE wife Of William Kinney, Esq. Of 4
daughter.
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WAREHOUSES; New SToRE-Last week Mr.. J. T.
Waterhouse moved into his new store ut the corner of
Janion s fre-proof block, and with his large stock of
new goods and gentlenanly salesman, now offers I'M
rivalled inducements 10 purchasers. whether from the
country or the city. In its location and internal ar
rangement it is not surpassed by any store in own
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REPoRT on EDucATIoN.-We commence this week
the publication of the report of the Board of Educa-
ton. which will be found on our fourth page.
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/ p Our thanks are due to Capt. j. Patty of the
Fanny Major, and to J. W Sullivan of San Fran
cisco for files of papers, memoranda, sc.
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50 The ship Lucas may bring the next mail,
that of June 20-but it is more likely to come by the
clipper Golden Eagle, due about the s0th inst.
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Atlantic States.

Up to June 5, thirty vessels had ben fred into or
searched.
AMERICAN NAVAL FoRcE IN THE CUR OF MEXICO.
In view of the fact that a collision between the
British and American forces IN me Gulf Of Mexico is
a possible event. it is important to know what is the
strength of each in these waters The American YES
sells of war now in the Gulf, or on their way there,
~ ~