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Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-03
Charcoal.

0ERKSHIRE co. CHARCOAL, made entirely from the
I'D hest of Hard Wood constantly hand and for
Plymouth street Coal Yard. Office n o. 207 Main street
TWO doors north American House.
apS distf II. NJ. BARBOUR.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-03
Clocks! Clocks

A GOOD assortment of Clocks and Clock Trimmings,
IA Will be found at A. M. DRISCOLLS Jewelry Esab
ishment in Bigelow Court Front Street. Also, Clocks
cleaned and repaired by regular clock maker who has
ad lleen years experience iii clock manuia@torY
ian7-1tf
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-03
WHITE KID GLOVES

w finest quality imported in all Sizes for Ladies and
just received by
sepl6 d4w B L. HARDON G. CO.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-03
SILVER WARE.

ON hand. andmade to order every variety of SILVER
~ WARE, warranted represented, and neatly
graved, free of charge, at BENZ. GODDARDS,
sepl6dWtf Under Brnley Hail.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-03
.@a ONLY $25 M
FOR A HOMESTEAD !

so FARMS, worth over $4,000, and 1000
LOTS, to be distributed among $40 SUBJ
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-03
Barry's Trieonherons.

4 Fresh supply Of this excellent preparation for the
N hair just received and for sale by The bottle, dozen
gross by l.. T. LAZELL, Druggist,
se122 dwis3w No. 20l Main street
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-03
LII MRE Err
JUATER CISTERNS.
WOOD YARD.

Corner of Southbridge and Myrtle sts.,
vXTHERE will be kept on hand an for sale, an nssort
w ment Of HARD AND SOFT WOOD, of the besl
quality by feet or cord Orders promptly attended to
sepls d9w* WM. 7. \. CLhMENCE.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-03
Preston & Merrill's

INFALLIBLE YEAST POWDER.
4 Fresh supply of this invaluable article this day
N ceived and for sale wholesale and retail by
epl5 dwls3w l.. L. LAZELL, Druggist, 20l Main ST.
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ssw LosDos p. ~ a.. G,op,os ps,sia' Ger s.- Ton
STATE. WHOA Sorr. fs JAM. vs boasS ~
Yos euad City Point st ,hrouth The kosss 70 day; .h
Eliza Fst Gals IN Caiesuss "a 70 Richmond.
sisss, for san Fnne'.cc ks .eh WIN spos3rs, DO %
PHILADELPHIA FEB ar bus Th.nas Dil.ti Dill Por,o
PIoSs:us y.roHs NEW. s Wv Yoss su. cs.:s. s s.s
90 ca ship chntcn n-isal H'vsns bEs chas Tp,sa ssl
born carssus- sch. coane' E.nsou Rhmond; Sav.ry
WssS Cts.sts. Ar",,r.as lsospsou Bssse - Rastay
Dole PoVeenes samuel Sasn.r asoa Ns~ forli silva T.
GIBBS sandwich. ssrcm- Wri Sfort raHtc Pu,oa Bos,oa
RIcHMOSD F.e 7s,-s-.r v,Eui. Psaie'phG sch II.
ea Ahn Yo f.h New Yos So seh Lowell Bass 3asio5 Gas
Kent rorh, Bstmor' A'hin' sAd'r d. Mar AisEns Pos
RicaMeSD. FEB AR och Grs.a-,y, csueh. Ne. Yo,.,
passed ,cho,usfs SswpoIt, Se- Of them ne 6Ts
Tr,,or, - n I,,os If Gsi,soorosss Al d. P., aaa
brig Chsrg- s. George At Dancrg Pou sch "a u Ras.
ST MARKS Jsa ssIa port. ,lp Fsrar Ba.,, q, s.. YORK
slh in.t, Noes suhley % Is,h. ~ "
bre Forester Msarza. sch " Errca.on wsto Phlss.l
pha CD ship Sterling Hender.oo Lvsrpo bsls K-on (Br)
nsr. Phdss-rhai Boourg Youth Cohn,. Batmls w.1 70
bsrss Ahc. Fr.s-r F.nd- rewfork hsrs hotoa.
lev DO Peter Dsn Ho-y bng Fhus rhathsf io . Ssa
Gull Buccs. HAvAsa, Mars HI Croos;. Bosoa sa.ar Bry
New Yort. kosuth wn. New forl: Juha Ella f<ees PA
san FRANCISCO, Jan iA5. .hp w@ H,rs.c. ssisa 'or
Ta;on Con DO 81 buss Prescott Tor dnsy SsW
via Tahiti for Jsni. Islands. Opsossgo al
for San Diego ports sch El1sS.h ,or DO
SAN DIEGO abt Dec as port sch Honolulu o san FaHco
abt ssth; prot elloT Eujcra foe DO abi Jan h.
wARREN. Feb Arr eeo- brig fAnees f,is. naasz,,
wiIsISGToS Feb Arr sch cslrn Bu.s. Ns~.Yo,si s,.
sch Lake Laks chArssto0 tn schs Ate Mansasi New ros
DAVIS Baltimore CO LOUISA Chase ss,0a, III, schs
James Kins w,nwgt Chareston Acyons, W. Iaser Phh
delphis, sth, brig Wssp BIZ Psge, Liverpool
HAsHIsGT0S NC, Jan ss-.u sch. r wls'- Smith. ss~.
York star Parker do Smith. Boston os Ns@Yod oeso
a. Lonsman, Baltimore. Ahn. MArha New fer. chs Coast
Fowler wets, Smith Ne. Yorsi Pacific fMrcv, doi hAr
Wseks Actor Less Baltimore.
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Dannhallc pnrfa.


Nancy Clsrk. sa~yeY % - 49, VIVA Na'Oun~
BALlhORE Fsb sArr ,hp clsors Barter yalo.r.o, h.,s
Bay ssts D Boston bs Ssrthsru Lght DAVIS Cbarsts c.
ONE HI New Bedford AHn EhIsbsth Darag,on Es-
Enoy woe AeJardfa Samuel Batter Booze Char..,or lc.
eaan ne" ort Issssph, DckIson Savannah CD s,b h,rt
SHsh oh0se strout View Orleans; brig Chef CAVE Wet l,
sehs Ssaots hgmagtou Spanish Man Tansn Youn1 cs.
SSs - sestsy Days so Sophia D. ssylsr ssvben NC,
care sawyer New fort SD shp Jane PsrEsr Jorsn ~,
FsHese, oark victory Borum, Liverpool ' ~ -
BUS " Zee AR sch Cox H1s.sr Farr Por.n5 ~
Shleopse CLIFFORD Phadephs; scbs Hyds Bailey W.
S9fs Stub New ION, SD Saturday bsts Oceans.
SCI Luther Oht nothing sailed % susd.v sbn
where they usin -'S sH' a"ehofe' oeo-,
ChAhLLsIoN Feo S-Arr snip Denmart Thonusou EsvYo,.
bfsn oak Aired P1ndt New Yo; BARK ssysssr Va. SO
IIses afn ses OfeAEs sch Elza Bsrns,d Rsl,or.
~ gnL Liverpool LshP BuGey Browa Nav Yor. "a ~
ThIh. bOslo1 Went 70 sea sh ,cfs a., IT,.
Poo5 Aa1ee h nsol. New YOrk; Cb.o- VIZ. ~. y-.t
1890 49,. NsF Ofeans; brg BALDWIN Fcknan ssw yo-s
W., g Hxvepma1 GsorgsoWa. Sc schs I.sbsHs ca.
IHAskFORr. FEB 6-sh bngs I-.s.-o,, n..ti, H.
S LeNaIs Warden. Csfdeass scbs EIrs.esb po,,rrr
islsI Lats 81, DO henry Crosby NJ. 40 St,,. ~ ~
ne ast ihres probaby Tor Bo.toa moi Co..
~ s-ss 'eversl oyster bound g Ia port -.
49, 80. ~ ~ " nngton NC for Boston Nth oss Of oar, N
- L q Nea efsou Anes. NsW Tofk Tor do Mount w.
Tor RehuoId; Victor Bry Portla,s 10 x'
60 So - before reported, bsilg 70 is;ook ~ IN.
yS en 'aed Tor hswYorE Lscon croNsl Boston "a ~,
LIVES E.b TO- II ana oousdsrab. fee, o,.... n. D.,
ConvoT n - ilf fhafeps among shea wers he hsTt.
<, 'etfs "a, fn Boston. Tumo1t m A. -. a.
Co. Iiis I'm Co. DsnvaEe I'm Cbarestos Frsr1.,n 81 a.
'ttn in u .te .sther Nth br-. 49, .ri1o,st.
bs DAVID Dgfe sod over 3D. scboorss .,...~ :, -.
re " 20 > accompanied ~iiL fog asd ran " -A
-e' ''o-sid 'eh' Cottage, Poles, Bostosj ABBY DO
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n. Fo,ai Mail Co. bound 10 EnFson Jam VS. -f-cs
"a ss pee on c,bden Roci at An The captain ane '
say'a SIC o Posnsl laden with pie. or San Franeso ia
- subolst Bar Dec ven, asho's % hs nora ofsAAs'
ahs oe "a - he, ~ Poraoa b.ore reported vrecs.d on
~, rsss,g- from Chngres for New Orleans Se ~ -
NV Grsssd schooner Florea and 'assn 70 Gay '
Errnr rom for Oregon. on The 9,s % De
sees smons ne a .s TAI,
-, ovsr but must sustlnst corsisab's tanaSe
- p. :, Oregon 10 gust which party Of sofer. s-'s
sent 70 her with whom she stood 70 sea- subsequently,
Fl Rorr Ss~ Orleans from juan Se) bouad .
y cri.sr. With load Of passergsr. from Caonh' rno n,
a. P % th-r money bact. All refused bg ts
sent thew emily rssorsd n Jnds9 Lihch shei ~
- ,si.rtss and r.turre The fnosey
n. bu o aad the cabin s'strsiet from - va Pi''
qst u Of Hasrss. doubt ihs Amsroa, 67oEe rsporis
b1 Of brg JoLn Rhosdss Erectst Brovns Island %
low P mouth. 'oh ~ auction 9Th INST FOR SEQ ,s,s
vas o a. auction the III Ast tor $4,000 She has been Pu'
chased or ne go, Of 7ls ,un. but At Bath has bssn pur
,bs..s In ~ cry r ne Ca RIA trade. on prva,s terms
s.sx ErsrsiA Philadelphia, 81 tun, II years o. IA, en
bssd by Bedford house, Tor ssOO snd vii Dc htea Tor
The vhalre business <p , 49,, .,
vtrH.o Dec s4Th. British ship jesse put INTO tbs port 70
r,rA dfnaees -Four thousand collars ss .k'd on eo'or
be for kpr r,rars crts 20 proceed - San FrAnc
Im- sn bsrk sorh similar crcunstno ns,ds hys or 'n
dollars similar term An.rean 80 s Ia S
YORK 20 Rea.jo Central ADercA ABsr.sa sen hel-I
las casa for SEQ Az. 80 LAG . CO.
coors also the sch Ebs -hh = tho Cnan sea Epsa o
the Bsusn sch Hansea nov the Sh.aa n ne IT, A..
brg advertised for sale on the ste The Am bark hHe
81. So sto or $500 defrsy sSpsnsss AZ
,srcs las iust been received that British ship
Humayron laden with coal ws' burned AZ sea De; - > S
board hsd blre time to q. i1io ne launch ia ss
from this the 25'h Oct for Panaa was Eresi nsa
N, entrance OF he pot fs Marta the Republic Of Ecuador
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Packet ship Independence Fletcher London g. mire sad
psss 70 6ran,l Mnuru Co TIE anchored Al laraans
Packet chip Baltimore Conn Havre De- a. mdzs ant %
Boyd aud HuCien The b 8 at aachor AZ Quarautins
Ship ChaCe, White Chaflssto Dc, Wade
Feb Cape Lookout exchanged signals with ship Marion hesc
for Savannah.
ship Memphis Bunker New Orleans, 20 IL, mdi 70 W Nelson.
Ship Victoria. Ctaco. fn Manila.
SHIP Lsviathsn. Hall, I'm tercastls
Ship Alliance Robinson I'm Charleston
ship Glauce new Taylor Camien D., 10 ballast
Post
Bari Peter Dsmn Ho.y Savannah g. cotton to D,nn Co
BAH Mara moiton Buckley savannah, Is, cotton and
Demi1 & Co.
BARI EIac Stevens Savannah cotton stursss cs
Co
rbng Isabella Perrstt Peruambuco Al sugar to SNOW
Brig Walton, Clsrk hatanzas d. sugar, 70 D Curtis
Co Tie @ w the city Sunday night daring
dense iog Salad with bas Heca, soupsr for New York
Commerce for Boston brig Logan Treat do date 3d.
Ion ~ 80 passed bark Convoy lot ST Gsogs) bound North
owen 4 Son
Brig BALDWIN Ecmar Charleston cotton and nc. to Durham
Dmon
Brig Ataa (ofEssiport savage Island ocolume coast fYuc.
tan, 20 d, Bfsrileito wood to J Rurges.
Brig Ocean Bro forop Curacao hass goat sims &c Boonsn
Brig ADtu. stone Savannah Is, and sturg-,
Chairman & &c.
Brig Hatse souhaek cArdsns 10 d. sugar sad moasss
Read
Ship Hanod ssnrsan ssyanaah , cotton aad rec to dug
htm & Dimsn
Brig Hope fruit to chouieau Merle Sanford
Sch Miranda Parmslse 81 Cro, Is d. rut 70 Geo De
Sch Issac Achorn. sylve,tsr, Roctand, line
Sch Delaware, Hoibrook, Rockland. hms.
Propeller stag Hound I'm Eastpor d I'm Boston,
WIND-At sunsst Sc, with thick fog
largs quantities. Of zee 10 both Rivers aud the Bay
The following vessss furnished the steamboat Teegraph
A. anchored IN Bay 10 the fog.
shPs Gisness HsvG Col Cuts lOsvE Lyons, -. brgs
Hysf -; Geo Leslie. --.
BELOK-Shp ADELAIDE N Havana
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,,,ru.t. CAREFULLY REPORTED ToR fHs fhiSuSH'

r1arketsCARETuLLY REPORTED Toh IhS iA,So@
hAf1A MONDAY, Feb 10.
-. ~, IL, =. s,aady for both sorts, with
lrited hDsiuess doing; 62i for Pots ana ea and seo
N'C0TTON-Tbe market Is dull and droop.ng, aIu ia
bses only have changed hands at prices more
OOsfo1-R AND MFALThere is moderate demand M. te
Western and State Flour and me laueI = 4 and h
New OYesrs is more plenty and - IN le" sds The
tS hygbsr with = AR demand for the eity race -
Eastern demand is light and is prncpay t1 Ssnd
eradss Canadian j. shade easier WIN an r I
ga - - an bbls AZ 75d SIT in bond Inc saIes
of Domestic reach 5000 bbs al BIZ o. So .o eiat5
PERM 5 % a. Michigan and Indiana, and ~ leI
pure Genesee. Southern Is dull but slesiy J RairS
tbls al Q4GS = FOR mixed 70 good slTal & -
uo Aiexa15rs Georgetovgn and Petersburgh cry rye
Flour is quiet about 2oO bbs sold al dtaSi SVrI
Meal is very quiet sales OF small Iots O., sIS
6RAIN-Fhere IL nothing - moment dong IN nheal
there is but lite pressing on the market ana &
sellers are sui wide apart in their views Oals are sa.e
e -d4oc for Jersey and 4065lc for Northern Kye =
nominal az 7Od8tc with but hte demand u supply :, a.
go Naltts wanted saes OF 500 bushels prime at &C
which, better Corn very quiet the supply ana aeae
are alike limited Jersey aud Southern Yellow nay %
o1oted at s7c and White DO do al 67t d6Sc Canadian
Peas selling at Is bushei Whien Is owl the mar.
PROYISIONs-There Is change to note IN me In
bet for Pork Some 2e bbs sold N smap oes Oi New i
at y 2 for Mess and 300 . Tor frn ps and
gle but firm a. - Is FOR YES and al saes AZ
10 IS for Mess and sass for Prime Prime ca, mss - ~
quiet al s5ai5 80 Beef Hams sre dun a. oiG 10 2.
also very scarce at sid9c. Butter is IN lair demsna a.
steady prices. Cheese is saleabe- ,- H.,
WHiSKY-There is but little doing retail sales frison
nj 253 a2sc and Drudge at Csc go
TALIOW-Holders are firm, with some inquiry for ex
mort: saIes 1900 p Prime al &c, cash 49,
SEEOS-The demand Is fair Tor clover saes OF ~ ~
bushels good Pennsylvania old al &C. lax seq Il ually
SO frm small los have been sold 81 S2Gl S7t or DO
nestle ,,, e.,-. O., -
rve az p 50 for Scotch Pig. Sales 200 mus, an YARD al
So c months. ,
LFAD-The market is very quiet but steady.
0IIS-A sale of 800 bbls Whale Oil was made on PR
vate terms Lnseed is steady at C6G9Cc, the spot IN
1cfa
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their purchases as long as possible to prevent any
advance in prices Prints are active at firm rates
Gipehams, with a slight stock, are steady IN prico
and meet fair demand. Lawns are in good as
sortment and supply and command fall prices LOT
q demand yet moderate since the recent public
sale Cotton Pantaloonery is in demand and firm
The stock is limited. Muslin de LANES are IN re-
quest for the South and the supply is ample Al
steady prices. Cloths are buoysnt and stocks are
moderate, enabling holders TO be firm at their Ad-
vanced prices. Cassimeres are in demand Win
very light stock fancy mixtures and Plalds are
very active and at full prices. Satinets are 10
good supply and in active demand at steady
prices Sleeps Grays are moderately active
with scarcity Of the better qualities. British
Goods are active. Cottons, Woolens and Linens
are selling brskly at steady prices. The impor-
tations show a fair per centage Of increase on last
wear, but meet a good demand. French Silks and
Fancy Goods are active and buoy ant in price, with
large demand in prospective. But in all foreign
Dry Goods there appears by the Canadas advices
to be falling off in the shipments to the States;
il So the bulk Of the importations are therefore
here. The value Of the imports taken for con-
sumption last month is sbouts9 $4,000 against 81
100000 in Jan. 1850, which is a considerable in.
crease, and one greater than was expected butitis
not so great as it appears to be for two reasons
one, of the increased cost of goods this year over
last, so that the same quantities are represented
by higher amounts, and secondly, that the January
imports include what in part were expected to ar
rive in December, so that the comparison should
be instituted for two months, December and Janu-
airy, in each year.
The auction sales are active and realize prices
very satisfactory to the owners.
Exchange is in firm demand for the steamer at
92alO v cent. Francs, l2i The supply o.
Bills is good.
Freights are steady but not active. Cotton,
403-l6d Flour, Cd; Dead weight, l2s Cd a 1851
Resin, Cd, with small engagements.
The receipts at the Sub Treasury to-day are
$4,000 Payments s3,459. Balance, s4,594,273'
The imports at this port in January show
considerable increase over the same month Of last
year. The figures are as annexed.
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Congress Mt work-Economy.

Correspondence OF The Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Saturday Feb. 6.
Although Congress has not accomplished much
this week, yet you can see there is more activi-
ty, and feeling that 1--WE must do something
1t is slightly amusing TO see them begin TO shake
off the lethargy of "no matter-time enough TO
do what must be DONE
Yesterday the Senate employed the whole SEES
sion upon an abstract legal question arising from
Mr. Winthrop's presenting the credentials of Mr..
Rsntoul, and vacating his seat The debate was
much more interesting, than Of legislative impor-
lance. If MIR. Winthrop had used the discretion
offered him by the Executive of Massachusetts,
to retain Mr. Rantouls credentials until that gen.
tleman should arrive and be ready to assume the
duties Of the office, il seemed to me no question
could have arisen in regard to Mr.. Winthrop s
right to his seat But as he chose the other alter
native, OF presenting the new incumbents ere.
dentias 70 the Senate, and vacating the seat in
common sense, that settled the question, without
reference 70 the wishes of the honorable body.
But az the witty Senator, from New Hampshire,
said, las the honorable body had an abundance
of leisure and were fearful the generation of wise
men were running out, they could occupy their
time in the discussion OF abstract questions, and
establish precedents for future generations"
OF course, after tho honorable gentlemen had
finished theu tdik 0pOn the subject 10 was laid
upon the table, without establishing any prece-
dent, except to employ their leisure, in the dis
cussion Of abstract questions. However as the
question was untrsmmeled by party shackles. the
discussion for il hardly reached the dignity Of de
batel exhibited more OF the real men, as God
made them, before they were politicians, than
any incident that has before come under my OBJ
servation Ihave made a memorandum, in mem
DRY, upon the subject. and if am not mistaken,
shall bsve occasion for il in future reference.
AS you get by Telegraph the votes upon any
question, about as soon as we do, make no re-
ference to what il decided.
| think there is no question but the California
Mint Bill will psss-s bill for coinage rather than
the Assayers office, that has been proposed.
And there can be no doubt but an act for coin
age would be more beneficial for California, than
any other way Of patching up her wants with
other substitutes 70 save cost.
IL makes me laugh 10 hear our wise men talk
upon economy, when they would not hesitate 10
involve the nation in debt, millions upon mil.
lions, to serve party interest
IL seems as if they thought that 10 serve q sec.
tional interest, was q national wrong or impoyer.
ishment; while the whole nation ia bat one
grand aggregate of sectional interests. As well
might q man say he would not have shoes that
he might expend more in coats The result OF
the economical exposure might be fever and
death, and then where would be the pride Of
brosdcloth' s.T.y.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
Court Calendar. This Day.

COMMON PLEAs-Part mos. III, 81, IS, TT
l5S. iS7' l73 i3s l9O, 2Ol 2Os, 22l, 233, 24l 247
Psrt Nv ednesdsy.-Nos. 35s, 364, 36s, $40,
C,Rc1Ir CoURr-Nos. lO2, 1873, 207, 2lO, oil,
als 9Is. 9l4, 2l5 2l6, 2l7, 2ls, 90, geo, 1903.
SUPERIOR CoURT-Nos. Sc. 81, 1l2, 1ls, 100,
1874 1875 l26, l35, 65 10, a. so, 1885, 49, l4s, 49,
ISL O. s. 46, 62e, 3d. l57, l5s. l59, 100, l6l, loS'
1861 1914, 1877, les, l79, III, l72 l73, l75, 49, '
$50. eas
SUPREME CoURr-General Term.-Nos. o. 'V'
&c. AZ a. A. a. 40, 50, 81 SO, "a, 1917, 90, o's 90
u. s. DISTRICT CoURT-Nos AZ 49, 81 ~ ~
% 30 80. 80. 80.
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Disasters, &c.

E. are cossrITrrIsS. W.ou from View Yors f s. i xs
vhs ErscAsd o. fshsruaH Issne Moo-v.k R.,b - a.
ss ~ Grew saved Wreck aad materials we're .o AZ 800
ffsiho ~ WI ~ A-~-.ol
blt treTeH a. Boston from Batnors on IA. g1b
az tufng NV Gas lost % bbs hquor on ssct - ~ ~
sA ron Nantuckst the harbor OF San Fr,scisco
raftei Der arehofs, th- iukes havns dsvu oF 49, %
70 " nst he go Up al ad Gssr so-g ~
on NJ North Beach. she got afoui Of IL ssk
NaD aanss q Der hsad sat snd carr No -, -
ta"Mt 5hsy Jrbfoae adr both vessel, Yer. 500, ~
tfuafs ~ "~' Ni'1'-i i1fllsf
rag 20 dropping down The harbor o. San Fr, .U
- survey ~ sch Baltimore, carryinr srav a.
Aiiefs eo~sprf asd tsnsgns her 6sir. h-sd 's ~" ~
VI NO'''-i salIasFs from Newport, w, osi 50 days,
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TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW ToRK..........FEB 10


shps-Aantc Rose New Orleans FROST HICKS Stephen Lur
Cl,rk Beneca California; Fowler 4, 1haadlor, sa
vsnuah, Demil, & Co.
Bat Collins RIO De Janero Geo Collins, Pssch
Lsne MatsrzRs Reed E HabecA, Dizzy, Havana. Har
beck Go. K0optnte tBe) Bsetman Antwerp, Brckel
Mar - MilnksH. Mosle. w El~sM
Brgs-condor, tF Grsisuo Charleston; Russell, Msyo.
JackeoLve, X Buck & Co. swallow tBr) Gead,
Tmnoy Co; Linden K.app, Noble. w ElWsn
schoonefs-kHcei Wlams Philadelphia Ben Douglas Gaylor,
Phlsdsphai Margaret Wogam Petersburg Hunter Cos Chs
Ellis, Harmon, Chare,toa McCrssdy s Coz Sarah Merrill
Sorg BALTIMORE Choctaw Ramsey, New Bedford; Uca Dave,
Portland Balance Mathis Wilmington, Nc mstalhc -, GlOu
Barge Ulele Sam, Baldwin, South Anboy.
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nj an RIED.

On Monday monns, 10th MT At ST. Georges Ceurea y ksv
DR. CLEnESINE youngest daughter OF Col J. D. s'en
son 70 B. GRIFFIN BARSET, both Of this City.
De. 80 IN tho Baptist Church Saratoga Springs BY Rev h.
etow.l Pastor Rev N. OsGOOO, OF Wyoming, " late Ms
sionary 10 Burmshl ana Mics CAROLINE WAIT ofSs.
Ia Milton saratoeaCo NY F.b !, By Rev A stoweI Key
n q sTFARSs Of Mspcbestsr Nh and Mss A. Z. AsHhGN
e Pecepss, Of the Young Lad school nsastoga Springs
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CaIIforuIn vessels Spoken, &c.

sspI Ion n "a ship Gertrude, I'm New YORK for san
Francisco.
Nov H. "a VALPARAISO ship Lebanon Drew, In Ns-Yori Aug
l4 for California $500. - =
Oct at3I4N Ion 90 81. ship Nspuns Whitfield IN New Bed
Jan Soss lon H. ship Marathon I'm Boston for Francisco
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figures are as annexed.
s. 1856 8,n6,9B 128l6,548 1883 ID

S965z 700 6II6,5i5 Iz,5I0,5f5
The increase in merchandise is s2,756,659,
caused mainly by the simultaneous arrival of sew
eral heavy cargoes. Thus far in February the
imports are less than in last February.
The Money market is again very easy with con-
siderable amounts of private capital in the street
seeking employment. On call, the rates of inter
est are 507 p cent First class paper, 6 al for
short; 79s for long.
The traffic of the Norwich and Worcester Road
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To Mariners.

Roe.. p,.eorrasp-capt Reaie Of brig Emms late TRIP
from Tahto San Francisco. Uncovered Oct lat 81 Ion ls
y w two rocks lad down the Chart rannnS NJ and sW
one 40 boEs ong wte the other about 100 aoms
opg and IS vide on cg thome got on part and
hons alongside rock Capt IS OF opinion that heavy
weather the would break over
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Feb.lO PETER r. sPRAiNGER. in his 10Th year.
HIS friends Of the family respectfully invited 70 az
tend bis funeral to-day Tuesday at o'clock from his Ate resi-
dence 81 Green ST.. without further invitation . ,,o.,--
On MONDAY the 10th Of consumption, Mrs MARGARET
WILSON wife Charles Wilson, aged 81 and months
Of the family also the members OF SCION
ner on Wednesday afternoon o'clock from her late residence
Addiction long time she bore,
tried in
TIL God pleased 70 give her ease
And free her from her
Dearest Mother thou hast left Us,
And thy loss deeply feel
But It's God that has berst us,
He allour sorroTs heal
On the 9th ALGERNON SIDNEY infant son OF William d.
ard My r. Dodge, aged years, month and days
and friends Of the family are invited % attend the u
neral afternoon Tuesday at O'Clock F. NJ from s7 West
Twenty third 81, near = ehth av. u.pv
Monday afternoon 10Th inst ocongeston Of the lungs MARY
AUGUSTA RYERsON aged years month aud IL days daughter
Of John H. and Catherine 4 RS
Tbs relatives friends Of tbs family respectfully invited to
attend her Wednesday, 18th nst at clock M from
The residence father foot OF Fifty eighth st. K III y
On sunday HENRY the youngest son Of Henry and mary
Carlton, 27T Si1.hst. eyed II months aud % days
JOSEPHINE NJ DOYLE wife Of Thomas A Doyle, formerly
Of Norfolk. Va. the SD year Of her age -,
aud acquaintance OF the family are rspecuuy N'
to attend her from her late residence, lst Brook
20 The Sorok Portsmouth, and Alexandra papers viii please
copy .., Ohio CITY At III. residence Of her son in law.
Rev James A Thorns Mrs ELIZABETH ALLEN, fomsry Of
Fairfield, Corn. he 74h year OF hersge
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Passengers Arrived
Infhp Chace from CharestonA Shopper, schesnger,
Hoffman.
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