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American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-07-24
NEW WORKS.


LIE AND TIMES Of John Calvin, by Paul Henry,
~ d, ID, Translated from the German, by Henry
Stebbing y. D. 49, gN So. f ~. -.
ohr ns,s Second Coming; wan Be Millennial' By
Young Mans Counsellor by Raw Daniel WISE A. M.
History Of the Republic OF Liberia En-
Christian Purity BY Rev X. s. Observation-Disclosures
Adams Women OF the Bible. &
The Young Governess-a Tale.
For sale by A. GRAY, Tth street.
jy "a opposite Odd-Feows Hall
Ill ment and Indian Wars of Western Virginia: /
yol Svo by Wills de Hass; Illustrated by numerous
engravings.
Byrne's Dictionary of Engine Work and Engineering
No. "a.
Godey's Lady's Book for August.
Grahams Magazine for August
Uric; or, The Voices-a Poem by L. 8. Fay.
Jenny Lind's Tour through America and Cuba; VOL
portrait.
This day received and for sale by
TAYLOR & MAURY,
Nv 24- Booksellers 9th street
r OST-Between the Northern Market and 18th street
i POCKET made of ed-ticking, containing pocket
book with red velvet with two onedolar colo
pieces onedolar note and four dollars in silver besides
some small change taken in at market The finder vii
be suitably rewarded and receive the thanks OF poor
woman, by leaving 1t at this office. jy 23-2t~
MRS. ESTHER MOFFETT, It'll street
l opposite d-Fellows Hail. has received this day
small lot of Black Mohair Stocks very cool and desi
rable article for Also, fresh assortment O
white and coored Shirts, very pretty and cheap y q
NOR SALE OR RENT-That welknown and
lt desirable brick DWELLING-HOUSE on ~ street
between Penna and street. 1t Will DC soiu VI
rented on accommodating terms APPsy GARRETT
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-07-24

CoLLEcToR's OFFICE July II, looi
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
~ wear 1881 are now due and payable at this office,
and that an abatement of 10 per cent will be allowed py
law upon the Taxes for the current year. paid on OF
O =; 90 aata - r. j ROCHE Collector.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-07-24

GUSHING Tackle just receivcd.-Rods-
I Patent Slides, Cane, Hazel, &c. Lines-Furnished
Lines, Grass Lines, &c. HooksLmerick, Kirby, Front
Flies, &c. A. GRAY Bookseller,
June 17-eotf 7th street opposite odd Fellows' Hall
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-07-24

,1D- Truly AstOntshingy-The demand for
Soda Water at L. A. HALLS Fountain in the Centre Mar
ke has been so great that he has compelled to put
up another Fountain in the Market where
all can be accommodated with that delightful beverage
jy FL
THE WASHINGTON TIE, in its original
and beautiful stye--a SHOE for the season and for
comfort JANNEY g
jy 14-1m 9Th st., near the Gen. Post Office
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-07-24

n0WNER'S popular Cigar and Tobacco stand is well
IL supplied with the best Havanas and Principles.
splendid lot of Chewing Tobacco to which he ex
tends cordial invitation to his friends gentlemen
of taste generally. Jun %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-28
Disasters. &c.

szm Warrington York RIVER Va. reports
bavg SUNDAY 2h American merchant ship shors
on Absequam 90 south Of Sandy Hook She
pesred she lying head With all sails
The Wind IRON ssW and light heavy ground
swell rolling in which caused her % roll considerably
that shs -on unless The wind should
frshsn II probable that she would be got OF ShOu,
The weather tnck Al the tine AMI hs
could made This ABOUT pm shs Sas Of about
Brig DAVID tof Galway York from Bay Chaeur for Iand
struck heavy Dec VIII swept galley and compan
onwsy broke hatch. boom. started cusatsr, g.,
lying Of Bird leland hsbrg Immediately hst 9Th
Captain and pehed from he cold before they cou
res ths REMAINDER Of the four num1@r taken
Of being the wreck eght DAYS and carried 70 Button Hr
Bay ~ Of them died two days after beng
shore The bad g smpusd and Of the men expects
undergo the process
Lose BEs KlsGA sgaphc despatch dated AZ Ses
Orleans brig Allen King Capt BATES, from
Honduras York viii valuable Of
rlls, cochnesl &c was lost coming ofths Belzs
Sea ESrEspsE Boyd from Ncssgus for YORK With acago
Of wood hdss and IS returning Conns ashore tbs
end OF Grand Bahama the Dht Of ths 10th u Ant
ceeded getting OF the following with ths assistance OF wreck
The vessel received he injury except breaking
Tudisr
FaoLic Ayn from Baltimore for California put Nofoh
the consequences Of leak the ell
the It. hshng tbs leak stopped put bach
the s2d. fnfg they had failed will
be haulsd Up for repars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-28

steamship arcc Luce. Liverpool Jaa II aad HAfaE the
ssth A. ? " nd.e. 10 \ Collins , -. -, 49, 49,.
s >, Tvr Rteh Has had four deaths aud tnfe@ ofts on
TIE eEpsreucsd SUCCESSION q hety ~sss
= - .hn Erprr state Russell With loss Of rudtder,
5 b ar seikes .nd sails for poay ruddsr WHICH he
nsd ne b. Soud rsSdy nsKt day nesied no OF or s
auce was uakrg the ussrest Easeru pot Dec M "a ~ -
o. = ~ - sc sesnaul M from the orstopssl yard and vas
81 hwg conn A the tine from tbs WestNari
sh MT Bss s.nl bearing NV, distant IS miles, too3 phH I'm
SIR HARLEY Morrs cad Dec 4, salt, vines &C. to Fnaes
& Co .-----,,, =. -
grothefs rs a. lon 63 - passed osrk tarmoun
.f.r showed signal with The letter the csner
The IRON the hne :, sandy BOOK "a ~ Gays
Bostonl Holmes On "a iet me LaiunS Vc
passed All Sov Cape Of Good Hope Dee = teas &C. 20
81 sh.t.r raw as ,uns Lsvs;t. Bath as, lumber TO
winds the whole distance 70 SAINTS FONT Fa
INTO Ne. London hires Tor haroor
Bari Ma Coson Galveston - d, cotton &c 70 master
Brig u,lausss. Dutch BYdsn 81 Martins va y aomA' 10
DE- sar a. 10 schss Vessels efiuot e'olectsd
Bv Kuueunde sre} L1nsnzsa, Trinidad te Caoa l. a. oAs
Kruger ioh INST sa"a spanish eirk ashore on ne
sTs asoss of caA Guu MehAs, Is Is oranges to
Sch Jane. Pierce Bal sy Bergen lion WORKS cro,on water
Sen John cooe, Co. Ryder Bostsn days, nd.e to Atkins
&
sch Bsnsmn Huggs Potter Delaware -, 20 Barrett
sloop Rho1e Island. stump. Proylfence
Shop Freoeric Brown Gardner. Provud7ncs
sloop Chas Sanford. Jones. Prov telce
Sch WIN r Msrsh Decker. fork Ryer2 IS, oystsrs
Sch Wsshnstoo, Egbeft York Rivers g. oysieri A..
Sch Elzs Horoa anes York kysr -, oy.,srs, = ~,
the report Of sch Washington concerning The snip ashore on Aus
guam Beach
Below brig name unknowp.
SAILED Steamships Falcon Hartssn for Nes OrAas aai H.
Promeheu Trkepsugh Cbagres ships ddoas Hose u
spoo Mad OF Orleans Denns New Orleans Org Aoaos SoeA
ran MatauIssi and others
WISD-At sunrise n, mcmillan DO, sunset Ne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-28

Por bodj 3D. Frsnk stewart Post'uosthi Psno Hoiss,
Psu' ~ s-D- .seb' lh, Boass cA.nssl shP kqays
sosih Cs,oiss ssr.. s-s. Jss,.r sft. ssisr; i.ary
cu"ri Bell Nyrs b.'. 'uyo 'ch Lssisssa .sd aous
aIsrei ~ holse Poo ia bar Esa Pfsctt no,sas
q cn. &c .@n - "a o. -.tfs' $" sE aaf Est
Org E1ns Bnth-- Rsaor- T.yor Ahooti ssiarc.
Cd - IRA Fem, Moa,snss B~,,-oa. uArs-
Arr 80 h,r SswYors HuH N.vYork e.rs as q narths
sAs Era p nns, Batoa Ahsra 90 Hol-ss
hoe 81 colis s-,d Ct oc.'',r sa,s r.'sa husa Can
Phss. ph. l. III ,-r rsh-'h ssryisr.
Yors b.rs .sppo.ss Na,ss 6on c.is az r. hp Kpy
coris Fss.t.f Ly--pso b-s J>s waiAes ssr p aisDA
EA>TPORT-sd ls;h. tr- t5s Fang. Slais Asrtndra
st,s chsrer N-Y.l g. fea Geo Rasss Ranstsa
TRANSPORT. Jan si-ss BRIG. cara Elen I-at .au-ros
Er-a Treat. Carrie - EIeagar Whtisy, Besiea
'Ees '. Psul %. Ger Mare. Hsil. hoeklans
IuBEC. in "a Poc,.sef Pafse Nyorsi ih, sehs
Cottage Pees .ot Aho, e1s. R.,on sth .aed ''' Mar,
Cs.e Wooster Astaudr Lsops,8 coI Nior. slsi ,asi
schs oiltaha. Hlckils. sIt ~ Eph, Welher, Sos'ol
mss.,..es, Ros-y S-- So ca .sp Dusha ssois. Bavr.;
BARI Thomas Prince aaett Povsenc. Bhc ssund-r. si
Pohsuias Bingham N~ fors Cora RsGsf Aatspa
HEwHAVES Jan 10 Arr s'p t.rprss. -, New Yofa st
be rp.e Vapsy. Porto Rc .eh Dan Psrie Russell New Ten.
ivan and ch.sr-s ~. I-u1 jH. Jo-n.a pool Ma
ph Bunk sr Yorti ~ raud b Liverpool 5afks MA
SUR Neil Brsros Fav. wsus Havana ysuice APps
ky santsgo Bso~ org cArOa IS IRON
NORFOLK. Jan s4-Arr sch zsno Gnnssr Baltimore.
prev 10 Jss - bars DOGGY suese, ffani
fo NJ. Yamsri Rsy .ch. hshs Bird smith Gsvssoa,
GAUGE 6hr.; Bangor Ne "a bsrs hasco kshsfd' Nto;
Ss AsSrew Reg Fr.Ihn Boon; Alexander MdAen Lsaioa,
a. ~ lac Yrankla Frost, Nfork.
Pail sDEiPHIA, Jan Is. arr brig NAL sslsr, Boston.
sAv.SSAp Jan s5-Avr Hooa D-a srl ssfcs LIVER
poo Howland Mayo Boston: h oomaS You Cons BALTIMORE
GA seh y Brooks Rossbfook New forl
80 - ssr,,cr Ss Yo org Abs,ross (srl Dcsae knss,oa,
s CO sab bres CROSBY, Collins BALTIMORE WI fofts'on,
bas Sesia Cunningham Boston, star
snow 20; sch Brilliant scfadeen,co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-28
DIED

Yesterday morning jan the hope Of glorious resurrection
CHARLES WATsOS. 10 the 3lst year Of his
TIE Trends Of he fam b Of tbs Sullivan t. Meth
1 1 s yh I asa 10 asaa he fsasra on
Wednssesy afternoon al oees from BIS late re'aenee ~ Sc
SrS Yoxr P.r.4rrs UysoxTh. Hsmb-rs The New ,rk
5.ra oHARIEs warsSS from 80 u s-cood-., w.su-iy
sherroon Jan g. at oeIck C. WALTER coIeOkN re Sc
Brookb Jan 20 REBEccA A PORTER eldest daughter Of
senoen O'Clock from her ate res asocs D'uE
a. salem. Mas. gsps,s pesss copy. ,r-... srr,
Jan - atea short eu severe 1-st r
NORA MARIA daughter Of Mr Perm Baraek aged sysa' and 10
family ar. respectfully invited TO attend the fans
raj Baptist Church Eighth avsaas Tuesday
Staten IssHd Jan Ct ypbus fever The s3d
year hs JOHN cAMEROS D. Assi'tao PhyseAn o.
Tie friends Of family members Of the Academy Of Medicine and
ssrs 20 dsy Tus1s, 3h Conveyance BY the steam
boat .suder, from the foot Of Gfaed-st At u c.ocs
t. Albany State Register aud Evsang JonnA Boston transcript
on ssurasJ as GeORGE KEssIS a'aa' ''n Of John
l. ana Martha Ksnnu aged months and II DAYS
The relatives family respectfully invited 20
eso sh avenue between sath and h s on TUESDAY ar
In wHnsnsbareb hosdsy Jan 81 Mrs SUSAN CRIssf, aged
The relatives AID the family respectfully aytsdto
s;tsuo her funeral this Ioeds afternoon az eeoeL rom ls 70
Of Der William Grassy, lls souta GIT e. "ams
On board ofthe ship Samuel Russell At DeS lat s. os lon
So OSBORN PELSON carpenter q Mass
IL as lon 10 10 W JAMES cUaMiSGs, seaman
soD Of w@ csttsrssa aged { years and ; nOuths
The family squsstsd 20 attend his uoeral rom
the father 5s Greene Tuesday next al II ocok
a "A ,,,sor, t,rrl.r INVITATION ~ r.
Of o. FThe Members 81 Covenant Lodge No 20 are
hereby notified the Lodge Room S7 Bo~eg on Tuesday
al IL precisely for the purpose paving the last tribute
81 respect 20 our deceased sroiher, GEORGE LONG
By order: jobs HOLMES \ G.
NJ. co.,o., s.,,st.rv ~ st
o. sspsy The 18th Of Inflammation Of The asgs, R0sASNA
DUSS Of Anhony and James conroo, agsi So years
scquarauces If he family sni hose OF her sons
are res sctuy attend her funeral Tse-y s,saooa
The sh 81 occk. rom her late residence Pnncs a.
Re remains the Catholic Cemetery, corner OF
nv and Eleventh o J47 -
su~oer, IN ssiusy - SMITH VAIL aged p years
gDPoushk.ep-e pspers pleas. copy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-28
ForeiRn Pnrfn.

Arr Nassau up, Dec Charles Apolston Gnver ou
hsrcato, and renamed port ls 18Th
Apsrs. wkeman, land "a nh FOR
81 sch John Wesley Mckinney New Yort Jan Enterprise
BOYD IRON Nesgus Tor Ss- fot lana lsth rspa rsz
lee ssste
Al RIO JaBso l5h ,hp wa.tson L. Tor Es- orI.aa.
rot khlsieiphal 10 or
AtP-o Nov ls Alexandra, Waker iron San
Cailao. for Chincha Islands oa1 Eusns FOR
Al RIO Gr.nds Dec qasou, dugh-s from salem Sent
~ arr Ny u og salem WymAn Harngton for DO; brig
Russell Wills. for 90 10 says
At sssi 5'h brig Mary AM, Wate from EYork ug
cargo
Arr At Hobouu p shp Mary Emma Ha. Sen Francesca
18th IN ship Columbus. Chester do lfh Fort4n Hs.y
hbau l4h, bak Oeata Das. saa Fnancsco l5h and sud
80 or Shanse Hayors short 90 18Th 10TH sarah
ncFarnd Isbo Lshss schs Dart Porter Victoria ah.
Laura beTen PeTts san franc-co EMPEROR 4,b
18th ship Ross stsndL Pesr.on do sh ceasd ION 10,
hosg kosg sehs Avon Has DO 18th ca .lh shp Geo Hasi
Aldo Nov .hP Gov DAVIS. Cutter iron Ba,norsl for s.s
franc eparsE 70 ~ % 10 daye Canada
Beterd. Eliza WsrEck Whtg d. for S-- You ~,
pOiisd. - ' ~ "
Arr Al Lshaaa NOV IS sch France. He-n Heassroa San Fran
CISCO 10 1h org ELa Iafor Edrjx- sch Frost Ro-
gefs % - ans cd l6h r. ChLa Cleared s brig Faun Brad.
scry, san Frzrcisco.
Arr Psssma, 81 Ci,ca.,sn tBr Ho,s from San
Frsso' sarah hchsfssen big ma Br Rollins 90
"a heAi oh ors JAne DO eli % Republic
sudsos San fesco "a. Cen PTsbls Ballad do D. 0r.yon
f-a's asrio Cal oa and Oregon; b4ks Aoth Lat Cal 40
q fsfsis scSany san frsnceo; s,h ship sahaas Homer
Al DO st ship Humboldt Mas.ou fos Ea.t Ia. Tn, b,,t
Be obtAlnsc far -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-28

importations Though large will not be excessive
as the increasing cost Of production OF all Frenen
goods act as a check in supplying fully the ever
increasing demand our prosperity gives constant
birth 10. Orders cannot be filled heeiy'-
The increasing demand for French exchange
for remittances cannot be as readily met AZ
formerly: and rates Of bills on Paris are tend
ing upward with great stesdiness and force
This of itself adds TO the cost OF the goods im
ported-increases the check to excessive I'M
portation. The importatiOns from France are,
however, paid for to a great extent by bills on
England for, though the Exchanges between
New.York and England are high, between
France and England it is and has been more SOL
very favorable to remittances to France. In
conclusion, we may remark that our consumption
ofDry Goods is likely to be very generally ex
tended this Spring, and steady, regular but not
speculative demand to prevail, with gradual
rise in prices, forced by the greater cost OF pro.
duction and its recent limitation.
The annexed statement shows the exports from
this port for the week ending January p;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-28
To Mariners.

Of the steamship alabama at New dreams rom Yea
Cra ths following information relative % tie nav CATION 4
the Costlaoaeos ksr etter the President Of the
Mutual Insurance. CO..
Two Spar BuoJs have bees tie o the
RIVER II iset water, hlf Hood Between them the
feet II the Of tide The the pam ell
and that To the white The bearing the Od Tower ON IA
ChanGei = about bali
These Bu moofe heavy CHAINS anj wszht AMI
unless de"gnedB removed, they vii Their Prsieu
tons great length Of
Ths qualify OF the bntsm Of tbs Bar hard sand.
heavy Norfh-ry gales breaks quite Channel
No vessel drawing II feet river
although az times ID feet water might Be found all
With the AFORESAID daught fan lood
smooth
pilot resides Gear the snan's Of the river ~ho
b. vessels arriving OF the Bar baylag 1sg ID the fore
black spar buoy also With heavy moofux, has bean oaced
hss extremity Of ledge Of rocks feet unier vasr la
thsCOaiLacoskos RIVER
Tbs ledge sfaaied toward the Eastern bank little above
branch Of the river Which on the Wea bank And casd
del Terra Nusya Of DE- los Caazetos"
Capt o ofsns oPr,y Al Aisrandra Va from caao reports
that h pas'sgs from Baltimore California August
discovered fock above the Eatsf edge lat oog u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-28
Domestic Ports.


ILL Jan ssArr brE Ospzy. Oam Gallo Sept L.
81 "a 80 - ART seh hberns Fog BostoE-
Jan loArr sch Maryarst
20 ~ sels "a Al ssrrL sHoak SYort Emily Johssos
~orh, OEe "a Martn 81 Augustine -
Jan sBarks csr.rs, sl PranseEo Palermo WOW 10,
passed oorAiA Dec a. tosei orn.t To- Browp
A. ~ a-st 90 AmsrcsE vessel Ziou RsynoLis BALTIMORE
DAVIS BaumoFs5 osEs Am Ehza5sth Eiritee
- acorn, harens fhadelPhai schs RsEgoh Motf, Of
- oeofg.tosn DC Eaaeoaa, H0wes Hannah Grsut,
- Pofil snih sAtmofei sarah LOUISA Nsseouo, Tan
80 - " meet A1ts Aubrey lo, Porlane Jsn % chip Chi
sy,. 1 sss ORLEANS bark W AaaL.. Ffsaeh nassass
lsiou NC seas Dophin ss) Dol5srE Marssl-s Baker.
- y9 az Joan hssOoS. Dyer Jaeger Bay state Ryder
ont Lsse DO Sea Fan, Pepper Csmssaj Vests, DuR
bAngof Aasoa ssarspOrti Coocsrn BAks, Bath
W. SrooAs ssts<n C5sn, Wallace, ana BaAnes WeoSnAa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-28

There was generally good feeling extant to.
day in the Stock Market with an active inquiry
Canton took another jump aud went to IS, seller
thirty an improvement of 81 per cent The bears
are said to be 1000 to 5000 shares short, and as
the clique are reported to hold the entire capital
stock, excepting 500 shares there is no reason the
uarket should not so as high as the shorts VIII
bear without breaking. Erie was rather dull,
closing at So a 50. Portsmouth was very active
and sold at l5l an improvement OF : per cent
An application will be made TO Congress soon
Tor an appropriation Of one hundred thousand dol
lars for Government Dry Dock at that place.
The Company have favorable reports from
Washington Of the success of the movement.
The low price of this stock requiring but little
money to operate in it, has made It lately favor
tie stock TO deal in. Edgeworth Land Company
is another OF the same description, low priced and
buoyant. 1t went to liz this afternoon. 1t Is
also very active at Boston, where its affairs aud
prospects are well understood Both these stocks
have steadily advanced cent within few
days, and the character Of the movement Ia them
is such, that further advance is confidently pre-
dicted in the stock Long Island was very firm,
end in demand at the Second Board az PSI. The
information we gave yesterday in regard to the
affairs Of the Board is substantially correct bat
We shall probably be able to morrow to go more
fully into the details Of the plans OF those who
have taken hold Of this Road with determination
to regenerate it entirely, and make it everything,
which, thorough management can make it, and
paying road.
Reading was in better favor and between the
boards 200 shares sold at cot, seller 90. IL
closed at SO 970, with less stock on the market.
Farmers was better and in demand at 6s, an in
provement Of l y cent Harlem was steady at
50. Mohawk was firm at 81, with no stock on the
market. The traffic of this road shows a very
catering increase over last year. From the LIST
to the 2ith inst the number of FIRST class tickets
sold 80
SAME tine 10 1855. 9ot'
Excess 80 q Lo''
The emigrant business shows equally as large an
increase. and the freight business still larger.
The floating stock which has been on the market
for the lest few years is now nearly ali absorbed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-28
Spoken, &c.

Dee H. .' % IS lon 70 70 e. Br ship Lsnnout Lawsou
IN Canton Tor London
Jan 10 loo 81 20 Swedish Bag Triton day.
Jan lat u on % q ". Paeks 90 Dc from
Jan IS lon Potomac days from RIO De JAMS,
for BsilaOfe.
Jan ai II 81 n lon - o. whaling bark standing NV
sho~ing ore gnal, white bah. and letter Ria 4
white al with l-tfsrs Whit
lyn. m n alzo Tor Baltimore. -
nov II lat q 4os lon a 80 W, ship Eliza caronns from caao
o
lat loo % snip Old England from New or.,u, fer
Havre.
Jas 90 az Is 10 loo % 20 large ship sts0dog W. nth
loss o. manSarus, with black BAH Der ioretopsaL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-28
s1.t.rURE .Ls.HAc.----.rHIs oAr
TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
FORT ~ SEw YOgK.......-.JAE ~.
lilenred.

s,...rs Facsa Harea ss~ Ofsas ana H.vsns Rooef'
49, . pstiru F4hon" Ctrsut 500, Louvre,
Ds-s,-, .r4sch-- 1urbu, Co. Mad OF Ofssans Den
rs S-u.O. -an-. Nm >si'on No..
v.ros "a. s.s.ouah, sturses, c-arn,a Co. Reform
T,~sr7,.rs " be Stu Ciesfnsn & Co. ell,
-, Ortr, ~ nuds Ns.m "a ga, Ruth eliza. Be-
ys,. m -us hes >orS . sivar1sh ai Aul,ie-i an,
49, T,-o.. IDutlbl ID b6-l-s1 hott~rfsm. on-n
G-. Co M.r.sri. H1ppsr G-orset IN ihonpsn u.nt-s
So. Taf- f.ou- navy Bay. " ElSel AekAm, hhs''
rs - C-- RE-, Nass Co. Bergen. Co- p ars5urg, =
a I...,s ysn4-r,t Petersburg samuel Lord, smith BAN
or, Nsw Yors suscS. Rchmendi k-a 4efofft sn tou ~
- -. a Utt.. Camilla Scott Tackrberfy Saa Jan, ca
p 49, Joh1 R.adan Dean. savannah. Dsn Co; Chagsr
Bak,nAn Frantha l.. rsok y man y Lawrence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-28
Passenger Arrived.

n fcfEftg f~fie f~e Lirr-ps5i-A Van Bs-r.a Wool.
4 carr huton.F fpan,c al-Itst, [ rayflr 6-,r.
bsse ID fco- JoaR Htchr ck Hem s.tqss,sl n A1,f
] k.atsn " 3 sndy 4 Case I X F..rf.r q = f.l..t ID
HOB. Hclvsns X haKxeI L Coa,ui Al To-.t- .
h-nr-f ~ b-prirh-s iron he Legaf.rn Yea a.
asss S'@ds Bearer n Ds-psca-s ths Ls-s-la
ncea K n Hsny, No Hsu, chid AID ssrva.t; T. P5,.
M hes a1f Ajs Peter Morris Mrs Norm, jacob 8sfroE
BarloW. ctif
f-7 haJfI-N thouas ford ani vsry hzs n;
is sss'ig EEfr-T-if s Lrr-y5i-J,ls We cl az AL
fsDtr irFr
o. g 'lnae kuarrl f-l Clafrr-Hr- gs.k.I a16 Cd IA
har1-if, 30 ao.fan. Lls ID Yaft 4sls of 20
ar'i "A hsesr, q CONF r ". s.na 81 T.au-..e.
n 'rs hsrsss fr0r 81 Mie.aeI-M Harsn Of Neu Yor
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan s7-4rvtrcf-shps Hberaia tpncteD
Foune Liverpool Ashany Nv Orleans ears Charles
Thompson nall do scs Aahons Cofsuu. Char>ton Aa
da Foster New YORK. James Bsua, May, DO George Emily
do
Ceared-sho caleBons R1udsr Rowaas orleans; bark
Eeua Prusl En-n@ Nttt- t-i-
gos; schs Whsaon Eai cot NYof1i James brratt MAY
Providence.
MACHlAsPORT Ne Jan isl-rsa-Brg Eaoch Bonnsr, More
Boston .hs Henry Laur.s Norou do sarah hln'on 90
LUCINDA Whiitsmors.
SaraJan 49, sch Brown new BfoEn. Bsumoe sst -chs
Mary Robinson, Boston, Jane Robinson Little Keansbec to OA
for rekla
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Receipts Of Produce,

'INlFIIaFl
By The Netc York and Nec.H avea Railroad
81 bags Flour y bbs do sj pkgs Butter a do Cheese
5i6 Hogs IS Sheep. LILO bushels, Mat eco do Oats 81
easEs Ashes 50 sides Leather, 50 bbls Wasky 10 bales
Woo an1 Caft.e
By Ere Railroad, Jan 27.-205 head Cattle,
100 Hogs 545 bushels Osls - do Wheat 405 do Corn 90
do Bsr-y, - bales Wool, ~ bags Flour 10 bales Hay
% sheep a Calves. 1874 bbs Flour a DO Whsky $50
sides Lssiheri $40 Pkgs Butter IA CASKS Ashes
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m A a lie D

tRu,o, Spa ny Jan BY Rev Rannsrd. STEP 7ESsMIrH
Known Eco Of Iseiaas 10 MARGARET BOYD MAXWELL, Of
o. sstuTday evening Jn Is BY Rev Psase, Capt u
AUGUsrAJ second d-ugher Of Capt Cheuu
e.y Bfarefo al Of NewYot.
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California Vessels Spoken. &c.

Jan lat \, Ion "a rs W ihp EsaBor herce or California
San Francisco.
49, loo Ga 90 cu.os ia Boston for c.Hfo,u.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


NIAFktIkf -. OINCINNAIIl jan q,
Sales have been made to day Of 400 bbls Mess
PoRS 81 land We hear Of 100 bbls Lafayette Ind
Al IL ~ ioe bhls Prime LAsD attic; Dry Sailed MEAr
ranges from y 10 SIC for SHOULDERS and SIDES. FLoUa
market i FAT and stock 10 sceumusung.
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FRoM TIE BAHAMAs-By the brig Victoria
Capt. Hail. we have advices from Nassau, New.
Providence, to Jan. Is. No special news There
was great deal ofcomPlaint on account Of delay
In the arrival Of the mails from England.
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nv TeleRraph.

RICHMOND Jan 2o-Arr sch WIN Genn Bostoa
So sch Haadoyer, New York
NEW CT -kANs. ia 20-Arr bark B enda Boston.
Ci shie Memphis bark N ltates. New fofk.
sAYANNAH Jan a. AR osrk Peter Dsmil. Nsvfo
CHARLESTON Jan 24-A ships New fot s1t kzsosni New
York. brgs BALDWIN %, clsment Boston, sch Ira, do
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PASSENGERS sailed

j. ffea afssg Facz f- HsVaAa O-lsans-r Tsns
Ne Geo Nris b4nsn. gns1. Me- Rotnaa Hr. B.ss
Ds = kouss H10ts. she Ia Bsrlare jas Ks1sy Dan
LoPst- W W iams- ~ d s.es7ge.
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Weet,v Report OF Deaths

In the Citv and County Of Neo York from the 18Th day Of
January 10 the 25th day Of January 1851.
Men 70; Women 81; Boys IA; Girls 94-Tosl, $50