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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-05
CUSTO M-HOUSE SALE

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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-05
j N. HAWTHORN,
WM. EMERSON.
r, b, SYHKs.

On notion the gentlemen selected as DELEGATES
the Convention to select candidates the Counc
r. II. BRUNET,
JAMEs RISK,
X. Il. HAMMET.
On notion the meetine.adiourned THOs CURRY pres't
GEO. F. PEARSON, secretry. mb2s
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Great Attraction!-UNION GALLERY
Fashionable Clothing, sc
ALFRED MUNROE & 60,

81 Il6g0St2Ie street,
NJ Are constantly receiving mandatory in New
York large additions their stock Of
fashionable Clothing. Under Garments, etc,
comprising choice variety OF the laeN styles the
ps mHnne which thy invite the aeion purchasers ape p
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'oENsus OF BERMUDA.--The Bermuda Gazette
publishes the official returns taken the list of
January 1851. 1t shows population Of
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-s>.-
Thsrd Mumac5pal5ty.
Association Ticket for the Good of the
| Third Municipality.
| FIRsT WARD.
| A'ohiAfELLA '..'..L. GARDERE.- Nv d. TALBOT
| SECOND WARD.
o. PALMEs. e. MEEHAN. .......H. BRINKMAN.
THIRD WARD.
j. b. DALHoNDE. B. F. FLANDERS. ALEX. LEssEPs,
FOURTH WARD.
HENRY CAsTELLANOs.
GENERAL COUNCIL.
g. Il Il. WIZ Pc FERRET,
Ticket de rAssociation pour lie progress
| de In Municipalite No. 3.
PREMIER DISTRICT
A. ChiArELLA --...L. GARDERE.-....W. D. TALBoTT
| . sECoNDE DISTRICT.
w. fALmEs'.-...-E IL. MEEHAN..... IL. BRlNKMAN.
TRoIsIEMK DISTRICT.
D. H. DALHoNDE- ..B Y. FLANDERS ..ALEX. LEssEPs
ouATRIEME DISTRICT.
HENRY CAsTELLANoS.
CONskIL GENERALE.
=, - LuEEMbuHL GABRIEL DE FERRET.
B.H PAYNE NJ. CUCULLU. mha1
Third Municipality ~. Union Ticket.
For the General Council.
~ Nominees Of Democratic Convention composed OF Delegates
chosen by the Democratic Voters their Ward Meetings.
A. Il. BIENvEsU. of the First Ward
JOHN CULBERTsoN, of the Second Ward;
JESSE MofiKNRY, of the Third Ward;
j. f. HOLLAND, of the Fourth Ward
For the Municipal Council.
fS Regular Nominees of the Meetings. publicly held by
the Voters of the different Wards.
FIRST WARD.
b. BEAUREGARD IF. c. LAvlLLE .....P. MILLER
WARD.
GEO. HOOPER &c. LovENsKIoLD.. M. wEsHiMER
THIRD WARD.
Chs' sEuZENEAu T. A. BOULEr -..-..J. Z. LAHORE.
FOURTH WARD.
.--..."........-..Jos. SOLOMON ............. mbq6
NOTICE-From and after this date Mr.. JOHN
hihh ceases to be member of our firm. The bus
ness will in future be conducted by JOHN B. GROVES and
CHS L. NELSON, under the and style az bereiofo,e
Aprn ., 1851. lap5 III JOHN B. GROVES 81 Co
WINDOW GLAss-2,0O0 Boxes Window Glass assorted aye,
W and qualities offered for lower han
sold in New Orleans Builders Gazlers Deae are Inyt
snamns' and inquire the price before PURCHASING.
"a NATHAN JARVIS g. CO.
s-x Csrnsr 81 Msgssirra rdcsumou
GOSHEN BUTTER-6O frkns very choice.
" landing and for sale by
apo A: D. GRIEFF i co, 49, 40 and a Old Levee.
EOX'S STARCH-3OO boxes, in store and for
apo 4 D. GRIEFF CO. 80. 40 and ,a Old Levee.
STAR CANDLES-5OO boxes best Cincinnati
~ brands. for sale by
apps A. d. GRIEFF & co. 80. 40 and a. Old Ievee.
GOSHEN BUTTER-2OO frkns in store, and
~ for sale low to close consignment, by ,,
ENGLISH DAIRY CHEES Zoo bxs., fresh
apps p A. B. GRfEFF co. 49, 40 and AZ Old Levee
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First Mumacapalaty
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

FoR GENERAL COUNCIL:
EORGE ALLAN..... WIN. g. PUMPKINS.
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Second Mum5cap alatg.

Fourth Ward.
Independent Ticket. A. NAUTRE, for Alderman.
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NClE Goods.

~ The subscribers in receipt Of per steamship Union
large and handsome stock OF SUMMER CLOTHING
AND FURNISHING GOODS. of the newest STYLES and
patterns. THOMPSON g. NIXON
mh22 2ptf 81 t,amp Stree, onnos,,a uJa,,,
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PUTTER AND CHEESE-I55 6,I,;a. =
- Western Butter, 100 boxes selected w p t W.
aa ans eA s'ean ST Se9 Scot for sale by
ap' "NiEfF co. q, 40 and A Old Lsyes
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r,s. .Hghy The sales Of Domestic reach 500 DDS ~
5zsSf s7I f5r No supeThne 55t az 6st Tor ConHoI
=, 80 St,siI SAFE: 7iGS5 for Michigan and n1als 80
sl,s5 e,r Pure Genesee Southern Is steady WIN
- t,r the ocal trade Sales Of 700 bbls a. pa
ssve5 And strait brands Baltimore AexaninaSc ny
~ ses6v not plenty and In limited femsni ssss ~
"a s7i Corn Meal very quiet sales oil jersey
81 = Oeal24 ard Brsndywine ais y ,, ,,,,,s a,
an TNThe 10 o eatant weather restricted uu'hIs -,
u6sst The demand IL very light for m mig ana ~
he Past Small sales Of Long Island A. 9o0lo-s 80.
dian IL sill dun Al l05dlO in bond We onH qlo 49,
Tor Western Is hev would be nominal Rye not psn-
tv and il In limited demand and prices are nominal A. -
* Oats are less active and heavy q Gi9 TOR Jersey A
n q for Northern Corn lower, win rainer more uols
for evnort sses OF 2lC0 bushels At as Tor Jersey
and Southern Yellow and Long Island White o. prytis
rns clos ny heavy tournsde CURES Win none orrng
WIiIsKY-The market is hare Of Prison and jersey
Lat sales al 2s Drudge is firm Sales A. casks 81 "a,
time ~, 800. - e-o,,r AID
ber IA les Offering especially OH. New is very STEADY
kut ouet Sales Of 400 bbis a. y 50 FOR Cd Mess - =
for New Old Prime Is better Sales ats 5099 20 ana no"
he'd higher New il firm al Sill Beef Is hrner hut mac
tive sf q dto IS for Mess and S506 for Prime. Bsef
Hams are quiet At S5dl5 90 PicSled Meas are hrner
with GOOD demand Saes OF 270uerces aisle FOR Hams
spd 163 for Shoulders Lard is quiet 800
TOBACCO-Is quiet 80 hhds sold AZ lufc. 70 snip u
Africa. and 40 do at ~ for home use
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To Mariners.

So ys.xa,-o. Posr Ca.sass 6e-ci'iom TO-. e., 10
,ho IL so rns bout g.. health Office 'ss - -,
each ta uarssr.-r g. eacl st-@fasf ~--ts o-r
Money 7s sr.s Der rauth per man. ha'or "a 'e =, an rrr
TO- ,. 1r.r f.ot Isb,.rrc rai ~ rsr tin 81 y, ,3
e. % Iusher Eharf-g~, - Cunn. nshfNis 49,
I'D . 10 any part " tls ctg. . Cd o4f 4l ,.
Flrr.sr fs1.sns Tnpa-fnf O. Mlriarr fra .s...
~ r. or az 10 Re eerers knoWn % Cao'4l' o r,l-
=, .i. W.sf Cos.t az souh amer, Caliat a. t.e 49,
h .h4 Pa-fc Stanley ir-- port - ,s, .,n,b
Issrd-ths s1rsms lseEad point u The group t o. va ~
Ion ~ A. vest. ,.... b, a sasiv
Ts moi. on stanley possesses peculiar atvlntaeesi y
s,f.r3 vel pref-ciei hs safe anchorage and - me-.
.,bor of R.ues during the westerly gass 40 PRIV tsn1 pa
-dscf Gaze HON addition these advantages ~ po's
s,oy. otb.rs t u situate directly the esuse o. vsssss &
- - ,sr-rrirr from Pacific and generally sgh,9d of
= srr.h.s Vhch ship. siler long voyage 20 nNch Ntl
water ssk beef cheap and Abundant asa FeseAoes VI '
scripfiou AZ very moderate charges. ...i,,.s r,r.
Tbeadvauiagss IMMIGRANT SHIPS OF having an
rfb. 1a - where thay obtain fresh supplies on
t.rns without fncufrng the heavy charges OF me
E,t BE- rsy obvious much of tho space s'ed of o 49,
ps and water ght probably emp yed 10 caring
gers cargo. . o-.-. .. .-a-. Tewer
LIN house 90 Cspe Pembroke the south sat poiHt
TaHisrd Island ca -hch Telegraph may also be place. -.
90 eoe II will gresty Captnns who have MOI osen IN
before although danger 10 Approaching A7 '''
supksn rocks beng naturally buoysd ey Tie Eel9
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Passengers Arrived


IL sfearfhip Msr0 at Netc orleans rec H. gre
w n Field John kea, SAN heyn-s I "a ,,i -.
HsuH Estes. X Estes, W lhufstol W paht
stone. I Glon. James Lchwo rth mr. Diou H way
Draron TER d, East, stnson Cole W renrlotA7
Burroughs G salmon w Burroughs, Brnoughs, Gray,
A Holman N Burroughs NJ 81 dman Estes shum,
III n Doobn adv aud children. C'ssly L Hsmeck
Fuon Fulton DAVIS DAVIS, Joqnson smith Ms 81
-. and chrd henderson Cooper tent slttor ID = ckwf
/ DEN noes John swanson McNabb, Han Ihsyer ID IA
r. ,cy al son AID children, Puett AMI LADY, Mie
WMTekus Wh;temlre, Mr Ray mond. Judge Iva a.
d Dsnns Lambert. w EJahnscn.J Leby 70 W Cano7sAA
ardlsdv, c Moe, Thompson Po~es " sns5p Csp
hv = Dawson Isnoughsm, Dr. WeiDg K VI wilson 80
vel Vim Brown Samuel Miller Nm 5mih NJ ~ hA-Son' -
Ice, Thomas krshan james NC oI'e. r 1y 80 Sc
Iexey, John L.~h,7As. nI 1890, ~. u NJ. 4
I.s-v sslsnd, John Klein, ALTON, lho- IN 'rp-,a
Ran -ty. } tan.. " Fourl y, I hoF"d' h7shi -"
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Arrived.

Ship Antarctic Kicker Lvep o. Fays Jan ds add $40
iord Boston Caoina Feb the Portuguese Oh Rsoscc
Randoeh rom sbon bound 70 New iors Cart kandovh re-
be sails Of provisions; thl, the wsteri
prevailing he for faya rspr damages and snpo
provisions No1a s 10 w" "sets llI Ne" io,A lh' az -
the IN Dec t 20 % lon H. experienced 'eefe sa shp7
boat &c Ja let a. Ion 80 a5 passed number Of round bale
Brihp Urgent Pollock. Belfast IS Is, ballast and 1873
Mills mcpoveh Co The soouni 10 Char esoni put 10 tc lad
passengers &c. 20, tell with Br A.,
lot Annsruthes Newport Wa for Dsm.rara with the los of
Peb la 3d. lon ST. r,Es Bft .eda from tie ss OF France
Glasgow put board # the Captain and crew Of the s
Ship Columbia Graae Charleston ds, cotton and
bari Brua,e wadoboro) Paebs Rio Janeo, a. d, COLES
Bark Tedssco wsow, Savannah, 10 days, cotton and rice %
OvaBdo of Belfast, Ne. Cousins New Orleans, Is ds miss
Bnee, of Booul Ednds. Ms',iua, Jaa s,Gbrar
Hamburg bark Ebs He q nam Hamburg 81 d. Coxs g d.
large qualities Of pars and bs and part Of rldter adni
Tbs experienced heavy wesf the passage lost fore AM
Brbg Faon Pit BsmadI root and hides to Tucker
Brig Tor gum Pickett Cardsnas II d. oasses Stephenson
Brig John French Bses ss'sns p d. ogwood hides &C. TO
Bns Ella Bpaus Wilmington NC Is navas stores master
Brig Zoas Handy Trinidad De Cuba Feb moass' to ChAste
Big Lawrence Wall Nsuyas, 10 ds sugar moi',s', &,
Brig GLOBE Lssyst Proyidsncs, 10 ballast
sch Adrian, Osborn, Norfolk days miss - stlrss ClsarHan
Sch Mara Ann Nelson. Pnlaeeph.a, 49, coal
Sch W n 6,dwin. simpson Milford. De, d.. corn.
sehJ Rsues, Bauks, Br5geoa, ~ glass AID cora TO
Yourg
Sch Shaw, Brennan, Melville. NJ, gas. 70 B Young.
sch Emily Hauuah, Wolfe milton Del d. corn to B FoH
Sch Hester, Dcs-ou, MILFORD. Del corr 70 3 Fox.
Sch judge Harm. ton Mulen. Dover Del % Fox
Sch LOUISA Moey, Plymouth Mas days, ash 70 WooiH
Robinson
Sch Anne Kete. Cav, Philadelphia, D. % Barst
soop Wa Sanford, jones. Providence. ds mdss
Sch Harmon Pnce Rec, Wilmington, sc, d. cotton aat naval
\ l. McCretdy & Co
Sch Ran bow, futile Baltimore. De, coal
Sea Oregon, HawthoTne, Philadelphia o., coal
Sch Finn, Sahuk Va d. shingles 20 @ Bennett
Sch Elizabeth Anne Marshall. Washngou &C, naval stores
S,h Baens VISTA. Potter, Philadelphia fds, coal
sch Noble, Arnoit, Newbsrr. NC. o ds, naval stores
Juseph Newben NC, o. naval stores -
NJ Blackwell
Sc X ole Isald Farchai Nswbs &C. d. naval stores 20
n Blackwell
Sch Mch mistsd Hofth Marscaoo, u Is codes,
hiees and flstc 90 MsflAtd, Pnsps 4 Co
Msofa GOT Probcot DsvsrsauK, Port al Platte a fs
hcgany o. Molsr Sancs 4 RsirA
Sch M.rala \, Nslsou, Ph 'atepba, IL, coal
Sch BeLt Coz Cherr fssl Means Port Prince syns, Is
D. iogwooc md mahogany % Bsck Graves.
b. sch Dars Fought 81 JOINS sugar and
Maitland Phelps
BELOW Bari suvauoV.
wIND-sulrbs So n.tasE; sunset sw, and ihcE.
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DIsaster~, &c,

Sea joss BysESE before reported cspszsi Aosma sali
ovst ~ Essut, NC, the Of tue 5h si Tie
goods are az was expsctet, damaged stats
Bnia LosAa oi Setsport vch ashore ~ Chsha has e-
got on and "a isa on thu rsW At Hysous ssh INST Sc
und much Ia. uoi than hai ,tcpatsd her b1t
Der pia1ks neeT cbad BRUISED bat mach 0f
oat o. The sr0Jad Gai Tie
received 81 100 'of gsttIng Ter %.
scH ClHost Of Baltimore ~lc dragged ashore a. Bodsgs
81 gale ut became total her washed
iEo bfes d. 1nd ssctsd
Ter a. cce on tie 7th ol tay
forr lie news OF her loss
from New Orsars ChAgrss
10 CahsssuA into kngstou, Jan. ius.
ousucs he nl-s 81 tie CapAn mate. the
FAsNr FoEkrsTEE lo Bcstoul S~ss;n Canton
New Yort before Port LOUIS Nautilus put
"a eakr hsis hs l-ak -- 80 asr her arrival
on dschsrgs between asck and esut her upper
uoTks
Sac B4Lavls Bath from sarannah reports that vhea
81 Csp. Hsrss ked s7urs oas Of cotton mafssd
60 e;tsrs unutslhsioe
me easgo Example 5a1 sh0ok bsors reported
INTO Nob Hampton Nh has the CadsfEr.-r
Irsur-d At tie waldo Mutual ofice-
Los, o. scua WsiN-rte sh WAN ErrNkson. f5e,rs
reported ctP ir pa Cafthv. 4. la tee s 4
tsco of hss uf;- a. f N@E for Dgrnr the passag-
rtfred heavy gales Nlh blew sails cirrsi
aass .ps snd cal.si fhs vessel 90
tec,s.sy - put gof early pls1s Oa iniy rag
last mace oharss,on hight thea 6oss heavy IRON Tie north
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S. DRAPER, Auctioneer.
ITNRESERVED SALE OF
$4,000. 900


,5r,v.vopK AND ER(E RAILROAD CONVERTi
Bile BONDS viii be sold by
messrs HAGGERTY, DRAPER JONES. az Auction
on THURSDAY, the 9th lay OF March next, al Ia
O'Clock. At the Merchants Exchange, the whole is'ue
Of CONVERTIBLE BONDS OF the NETWORK ANO
ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY. amounting to Three
Millions Five Hundred Thousand Dollar to the highest
bidders they will put upin single Bonds with suitable
privilege Of aarger These Bonds are 10 sans OF
q goo each dated on the Of February 1851 and are pay
able in 20 years. issued to pay the doaung deo' o.
the COMPANY and to procure adequate machinery and cars
for operRpR the road the last loan the Company VIII
REQUIRE to complete and equip it, They bear interest a.
Der cent payable semi annually In the City OF New ofA
on the let of Feb and Aug and convertible into STOCK Of
the Company at par at any time within 10 years from dse
The bonds are transferable the books OF the Company
and have interest warrants attached The terms OF pay
ent are ten per cent the day of sale ten per cent Oh
the 18th Of March fifteen per cent on the lst OF April ~
teen per cent on the let Of May per cent on the Isl Of
June neen per cent The LIST OF july fifteen per cent
on the st of August and per cent on the LIST OF sep
tenber Purchasers will have the option OF paying
larger or the whole amount earlier date ten per cent
on The amount of the bonds taken always beng e
on deposit to be forfeited Noncompliance win 'he
terms of the sale copy OF the bond may be seen al he
Office Of the Company report OF the directors 10
he stockholders showing the condition Of the Company
NAV be obtained. By order Of the Board OF Directors
2zftM6 THOMAS J.TOWNSEND. Treasurer
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Total. SlS1S6S 50 $l65699 o.
The dividend above Is over 20 per cent. on the
principal, paid to few fortunate holders of the
bonds, who were cognizant of the law and pre-.
scented their bonds while other holders get nothing
1t was the duty Of the State officers, as honorable
men, to give notice by extended advertisements
that such fund existed, aud would be divided so
that all holders Of the bonds might share in the
dividend. Such transaction as the above the
Governor participating in it, reflects no credit on
the State of Illinois
The Books of Subscription to the Stock
of the Bank of NOrthAmerica ]. J. Fisk Presi.
dent open to morrow, at the Office Of Gilbert X
johnson, 50 Wallst Exhibits of the Central
Ohio Railroad, showing lis present condition aud
future prospects, can be obtained At the same
place.
A Dividend of Is per cent. will be paid
to the ere dtors Of the Canal Sank Of Albany on
the 10Th Of March next.
In relation to the low fares which have
been adopted by the Railroads between Albany
and Buffalo, the Albany Argus says
ave are credibly informed that the directors
DO not intend TO stop here but Il it Is found that
under the present rstes there should be sutt
clent increase Of travel to warrant il, still far
Their reduction will be made. That is the posi-
tion to take and the capital which would have
been used in constructing parallel road-called
for oy the iormer high rates-can be used ia
building roads where there now are none, but
where the public interests call for their speedy
construction
We think it will be found difficult TO raise two
millions of dollars to build parallel road to com
peta with ,ba IJtica and Schenectas,, n, e,-..la
than two cents per mile.
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markets....C AhErvLLr kEr0arED rok raE ralsus.

MoNDAY, Feb. "a.
ASHES-The market Is slesdy Tor both kinds and very
quiet Sales OF 90 bbs a. 50Q5 6 for Pots and 81 for
Pearls.
COTTON-Continues 10 droop. The demand 10 ght
The sales reach 500 bales, made a. sghl additional con
OF price from The sellers-n some &C. TIE
market avoFs buyers and has sTong tendency
The New. Orleans market has declined ids
FLOUR AND MEAL-There is no change 10 note IN
our market for Western ard State Flour Tue demsn3 is
rather better for the local trade with inquiry for
better eredes the East OGeaus Il more plenty and
prices fsvor the buyer with sales a. ~ as - r common
10 good brands Csnedlsnis IA moderate dsmRnfa .
hrm al 7544 g. la bond Tie early opeu0g ol lh- RIVER
Albany has the effect check tbs sales snd depess
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oh p,, and crossed tie sup Bar Ia S1ssr NJ *.
-, r-rv.s ioud1 4 mpo.-be a. p-At - - - ~, 49,
trsI r-s VS. ro~ p-sd O. anchor a-sr tne IT, obor
cecilia about uin hou shsn The c.ia bs had 20,
80. sorth Brsstsr ihsy We eoi 80 c,,ro a.
srd b-seh eel for The pr.'ef. No. tbs ne the
s. prsv.ously. she bid i's nyaf '.u. nls
80 80 ras.d by .svsra steamers "a that on.
~ go, -,s h. m ,s.n Cspt Errcs-ou sni W sPfon, 70
Int ~ ts. us.r.rsr. have procured all from Chnsson y
.he l nests they expect save ne cafk'-
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TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL
PORT oS sEw IoRK.--....-.FEB. a


Shp-s Chares Wisd, Orleans, Station Catharn-,
Fdwsfds Mobile Lsdd & stsLnard
Banks Jetdo kutGe, Mobile, Eagle Hazards Fretenck Pc
ttrs.n. Maueilss Furch & Msiacts.
BreAugus Stone, savannah st1gss, Clsarman CO. Nsq
tmus. Pr.s.l Bafcke. Charleston
schooner.Jobn Martin Arsy stIhomls, Mailer Lord 20
Adams Steele Pr adephs: Merchant Couch Rchm uf Ia
Crowe Katahdiu, Wallace s9uve jonas smith,
Nchoi- Lord Smith Balmorei Bf oks,
Ro.. brook Pensacola Badger Peck EVus Robnsou, Wi
Irpt on
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The market for Exchange is firm and
there is fair business doing. Sterling is g. 0lO
for hrstclass city names, but Southern bills have
sold at 0a9l v cent Francs arc 10. The sup
ply of bills is not large.
The advices from New Orleans and Mo
bile of an advance in Cotton freights TO three arth
ines has caused the market here TO become frm.
or and Id is now demanded Flour led, and Corn
id in bulk, at which engagements have been
made. But four vessels are on the berth. To
California the market is rather dull at 80 075c, the
latter in clippers
The amount received at the Sub Treas
ury was sl95,O7O; Paid, 6l,46O. Balance, 49,
237,O s7
The exports of coin last week were Sl6l,-
600, nearly all in silver The total amount since
LIST Jan has been 81 1868
The annual Report of the Pittsburg and
Boston Copper Mining Company for 1850 has been
published. The dividend of the years. announced
at 10 y cent. The product of the year was sl76,-
1879; expenses, sll6,s55 including the cost OF
new steam engine, transportation of it, &c. The
No l shaft has been sunk to depth OF $40 feet
and No : to ISL feet This mine has been worked
since ls47, and with average number of miners
of about 90. The total product Of the mine up to
LIST Dec, 1850, has been s65s,3l0. The capital
stock paid in is sllO,9O5, upon which in three
years s2O4,OOO dividends has been paid.
The Legislature of the State of Illinois, at
its Session two years ago. passed law apPropriat
ing the proceeds of the two mill Tax to the re-
demption Of the principal of the State debt OF
1860, or such part Of it as might be presented at
the Treasury on the LIST day of January last. The
fund amounted to about sl65OOO, aud paid to the
following parties in cash
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ReceIpts Of Produce,

MONDAY, Feb. 24.-By a. Y. and Erie Rqil-
yoqd-62 head Cattle 1856 sides Leather, 1910 bush Oats
rs do Barley rs do Rye, q Calves, l6 pigs Butter 81
bbs Ashes 1876 do Whisky III dead Hogs, 49, Dds flour
40 Sheep. ~, $500,
NB-No freight bills arrived by the Ne~-fork and
New Haven Railio cad this morning.
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FINANCIAL.

THE NETWORK PNEUMATIC
II DRAINING AND MANUFACTURING COMA.
NY-Book Of subscription for the balance Of the capital
stock Of the Company viii be opened al the Office Of ny
ALKER, ESQ, q BeekmRn-sL on WEDNESDAY, the
18th inst between II A and P. and continue open
unu IL ESDAl following An insIam enI Of ten per cent
will be due and payable Al the time Of subscription.
EPHRAlN STEVENS, JAMES ALCOCK.
PIERRE LAMBERT, JOSEPH OF cRIPEL,
2sfS.s HENRY ALKER Trustees
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-25
NETWORK TRIBUNE.

~ Welearn from the Sumter Comfy Aaj
W. ,hst Ebert shamberger, who killed Wash
;peton Kempt, at Tompkinsville, Choctaw
cenntv in November last has been caught and 10
confined in the Jail of Choctaw County. Areward
Of o. 600 brought him from his hiding place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-25
SALE-

AlNOT CAIE--
$500 lllnsis Canal Registered Bonds Of 1852
2OO0 illinois Canal Reg stored Bonds Of l847.
6,OOO Illinois Canal, not Re gisered OF 1871.
Tie above Bonds Of The most desirable class Of Illinois
STATE Indebtedness. and are syalab under the new
Banking Law Of lhA Stale
24fS 81 GEORGE X sIsTARE, IS Waist