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SALES BY AUCTION.
A ~. MERwIN, Auctioneer.

a M
DY BANGS, BROTHER & co. 204
DBROADWAY-Cssh advances made upon all coz
FIyTY.ruRp NEw.YoRK TRADE SALE-To be COM
rnepced on MONDAY, March q, 1881.
8 B. CO solicit cOnsgnmc MS OF Books, rspeI c.a
onerv Stereotype Paies Binders Cloth Leather &c TOR
he pext regular Trade Sale 10 be commenced st the shove
Particulars for the printing should be furnished by the
2h Of January next which time the printing OF the Cal
slogue will be commenced. ,. =,
The usual cash advances VIII De made on lne recep' u
goods - hen desired. -. 49,.
lo amounting 10 $50 and upward four and ak months
credit on purchases from the whole Catalogue less man
$3.50 ard lhsn 500 four months eredlh ana Al P
chsses less than Sl00, cash. -
discount Of one per cent VIII % NioWed Vn III Puf
chases exceeding 81 600. -, 49,.
AT PRIvArE SAIE-BOhns hDrarfes, consisting Oh Ine
standard scenr6c, antiquarian, Classical uusra 90 sno
1ny1 c6esp series These highly popular and valuable
nnbcaons are offered the trade In quantities AZ well AZ
10 individuals In sets or single copies a. may Do desired
Nv The extensive range Of subjects embraced IN the several
series thew are well adapted either TO the Libraries OF pubic
Institutions or The shelves Of private collectors The enter
prisiug publisher Mr. Henry O. Bohn, OF London rapid
" adding new Issues and from the character OF those mere
tofore brought out Il may be readily presumed "hs me
subsequent Ones VIII De. - -,.,. III, ,,,,. -
nvinS and Lsmarnes eneveve-the former OF the stan
dard Library and the latter Of Bohns sew series rlsio
vol a. CiceTo's Oicis and Kitios Scripture Lands
Also a large assortment OF Cap and Letter Paper 49,
Also Lardner's Lectures on Science and Ars E"osha
Hydranlics and Mechanics Beunees Double Enuy book'
Keeping, &c &c.
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BY TeIeRraph.


BOSTON Feb MAR steamship Canada, Liverpool 18Th an
Saw 18th ui Of Fornby Light ship Wyoming from Phadepha for
Liverpool For 81 hours before the arrived At HaaH she
hs Of which damaged her floats she has experienced
weather DUNG the ships Wabash, hOeans
7h u bss Johnson Bona 18th nit Bertha Savannah stump
Chasston Quesubaug Apaschco sh u Spoke Sst lat b.
Ion 80 brig Fapoeon from CArdsnas for Boston Brig Wsshsa
Noble 10Th at
CID sap Thorndke Havana baks Ch1rcn do; cassre Ma
Ruh Cardsns Forens savannah Carons Charles
Yucaau Erie Philadelphia schs omsr Savannah Harriet
Georgetown DC; Granite State Lhcon Cape Fear and Jonn New
Yofk
SALEM Feb sid sch Mara Theresa, Richmond
PORTLAND Feb C brgs Patrick Henry Porto Rico; Delphi
Havana
PROVIDENCE, FEB 5-cld brig Joseph Kelley, Havana
Sid sch Hons,dae Philadelphia soop Thomas Hawkins Jones
New York.
NEWPORT BIN port sch Stag Mehnsr from Esport
EsH.Y York
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MAR lie d.

On Monday, Jan ~, BY Rev. Skinner VIM ELLIOT to
yULIKTTE A WARRES sTICKSEY, all Of this City.
In Harrisburg Pa Jan 7, John Ward, OF IosRwapds Brad
hrd Co. Emily y, daughter Of the late Hon Jesse Mer OF
Al Provd.s. RI Jan = Charles r. Pasn, Of New YOrL, and
Hausi 4. Yates -,
IN wsks Forest NC Jan D. Richardson, Of Franklin Co,
" A,s C. Nj stone Of Ns~ Hampshire
IL Jefferson Co Jan Nicholas Smith, Newcastle TO Miss
OF the s Dr. Peter Force Of Jefferson Co Ky
In seVne NC, Jan Mr. Hsnry g. Hall to Miss kmly r.,
sasshier OF Benjamin Robinson.
Pontiac Jan Reuben Goodrich, Of Goodrich Genesss
Co Mich 70 Eliza Jane EastmAn. OF Ovid, Seneca Co NY
10 Charlotte Jan Rev n. Thompson 81 an OF Nsweerry
C Miss Josephine daughter OF = ker Esq
ARerrstowB Pa Jan 49, John Ftemann Of Oarms,ad Ger
asy Mary Of Nicholas and Elizabeth Slough Of
Town
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sound Stocks the tendency was downward, but
the change was not marked.
In Exchange the market closed without activ
ity at s30lo for Sterling l2i for Francs. The
supply Of Bills was in excess OF the demand
Amsterdam, 4ia42; Hamburg, 362S37i Brem-
en-, 7s!s79l.
Freights are frmer for Cotton, shiPnssters
asking 3-lsdi Flour, is Cd Dead weight, l2s Sd q
l5s. To London several hundred bbls. Pork and
Beef were engaged at 2s and 1000 bis. Flour
supposed at IL.
Money is without further change of importance
it is working easier.
The Arctic took about One Hundred and Fifty
Thousand Dollars, nearly all in silver
The amount received at the sub-Treasury TO-
day wss s75,O74; payments s32,3l7. Balance,
s4,5O3,4 Os.
The following sales of Stocks were made to-day
at auction
10000 United States Bank
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SECOND BOARD.


"toNEtoAY, Feb. LIN.
The Stock Market exhibits the same features
as have characterized it for week past. The
supply OF the fanciss continues TO exceed the de-
mand and the quotations show decline Of 10 II
y cent Canton sold at 74l, which is 81 y cant.
better than the price il was offered at yesterday
bat with this exception there was no improve.
rspt 10 any Stock. In Governments and othe,
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ANTHONY J. BLEEcKER. AucuoReer
SALE OF A VALU'

Il AISLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE AT AUCTION
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER will sell al Auction On
THURSDAY Feb. Is. 1851, at IL O'Clock. al the MEX
CHANTS EXCHANGE, to the highest bidder, the follow
Ing valuable property, viz: 49,,
Harbor LongIsAn containing % acres OF and IN ngn
state Of cultivation about onefouh In good timber AND
with good apple orchard pears plums aud sna Iu1 10
abundance: on this Farm 10 fine water prospect win ~
c tiles for fishing and cunning The Farm 10 about % miles
from the city OF NewYork communication lnree tines
dav bv Railroad and Steamboat the said city aud within
ore mile OF four Churches, Academy and PostOhce the
house is good two story dwelling house having rooms
snd kitchen with pump Of excellent water near tne
door: there is also barn. new cEragenOuse Ahd ouisi
outhouses all in good repair For further particulars apply
TO the Auctoneer 7 Broad-st on the premises, ot
ID lOfeodS6tds DANIEL OAKLEY
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Passengers Sailed

~ nan'lp drc for Lirerpool-Gsn Ramon Herrera, LADY
and srvsui Cb sA Louis suvas Cuban Hook New York w
Beoth Cincinnati OHIO Motley Ralph Phinnsy. Lsvy
dispatches and lady, JehsrsHev Iork Hume Tim
dad Haske NYokj Edward Brughurst Philadelphia; George
Rsdhsld lady King and lady Mobss Gouzss
child Hsvansi Ives and Ives MsKco;
Richards Kpgson cAnads Stevens and lady, LOn
don; John L Stone Liverpool
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ANTHONY }. BLEEcKER. Aucuoneer.
THE HOUSES AND LOTS $40,

Il and 353 SIXTH-sT. and 276 and Z7s FIFrH-sr. at
auchOn-ANTHONY J. BLEECKER will sell al auction
on TUESDAY Feb 10, 1851, at II o'clock, at the Mer-
chants Exchange the following valuable property viz
On SIXTH.sT.-The SsiOry and basement house and lOt
Of ground known as $40 sxthst with aoudlng on me
rear Of the and alley leading To the same sit
uaied between Avenues and D. Size or house, u feel
front snd rear by So feet In depth.
Also The two valuable lots Of ground with The 3story
building thereon known 3j and 1853 Sxhst, adjoining
the above The los each u feet inches front BY "
feet In depth The property now occupied looking
elass and picture frame manufacturing establishment and
all the above furnished with CrOtOn water.
On FFTHsT Also, the Two houses and lease OF lots OF
ground on rear ofthe above 6 aud 28 Fifth 81
Size OF each lot D by n feet In depth No 278 has 2sory
frame in front with stables and carriage house
the No 278 has frame house 10 front, with garden,
and brick shop In the 25 by % Feet stories with
basement with steam engine and boiler In good ordernow
occupied q machine shop.
The above property all being In connection s admirably
for aoy large manufacturing purpose aud will be
sod In parcel afordng to capitalists and others
opportunity to make safe aud profitable investment
For and full particulars OF all the above property
apply 10 the AucuOneer. BroadsL Il $40 f6,8,ll13ts
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EIElArURE ALnAHAc....-.rHn DAT.
TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT OF EEw YORK.

ShPs-Ers Lewis, ApAachcos. Monterey Croel Nes sAns
Ladd Hssehs HAM WsnholI, Hamburg sch g; Bachs1
Bats-A Stuges Scott s. JsEo De CUBS, Thompson
LArrssee Easts no de JAosro P Buck Smod =
NCfs.
Iaorssssl % 6srs. csArss;oa Rose (Brl Dosu,.
Scnoonsfr-sass. Kelly SslaI Geo Jon-s
Look savanHsh- ps1n Co Ale Seaman MAILER
Lore Ira srs~ser aofru Nssa agtoa &c Dhs G9ddsy,
~ noalh Cest Co Ryder Session. Zero Lyd sale1i
los Matthews. fhlasslpha 3 II. Cram-r. Rcanond
SlooP Fretsrck Brow. Gsr3usr Prov idsucs
Bargs Delavare fanot. Sonth Arhor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-06

COLLEGE POINT. FLUSHING.

Osuch Is he name given TO village just laid out on
Flushing Boy, between Flushing Village and lhe East
River, distant from Flushing village oue-fourh Of mile
The new village is situated on tho weknOwn SuattOn
farm embracing about 900 lots 50 feet front and leo deep
II occupies portion Of College Point and the Bay shore
where AZ high de the largest vessel can land At the village
doeEs. and where passenger can always land
whatever he state Of the tide The village Is beautifully
laid OUT being sse Of ground the finest aide the whole
region, and plank raveway being laid out between IN
and Flushing, 10 be pleted the present week
Fine Pafke reserved Ia the Of the village and
The streets laid In the best The iecsoo
eompetses hne atmosphere ard delightful view ID and
down me river 200 Of the lots already Did II
mistake not greatly, The balance viii very soon be taken
the distance being but eight miles from this city, with a.
most hourly commuI eaton by steam and plank carsge
road constructed between Flushing and Wilsmsburgh ar
fordiug every facility for reaching NewYork early and
leaving Il late IN The day. We regard College Point lush.
ing - the moet desirable subuib residence within circle
Of - miles around New-York Messrs. Longey Flam-
mer The eneTpnsng protectors Of the village have card
IN cur columns giving details Of the terms &c upon which
sales Of lots viii be made
As some would no doubt desire than lot such
person can before the recording Of maps purchase or
secure as many iots even 10 block a. NAV desire
sod select location alsO We recommend such as are con
iempianng suburban residence 10 call on LONGLEY
FLAhMEk, al their Office No ~ W0osier.st one door
rom Amiys, n Y. where the subscription book ia open
ION TO Q M 81 IT.
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IFrom our Correspondent


PHILADELPHIA, Feb 5ryped- Sch Silvia +, Gibbs, NYork.
Cleard-Brg Mail Baker, Boston, schs Geogs Eay Ncker
Magords ssy Texas John su Sharp, Richmond Va
mAhons Charleston; Louisa sharp, john Potts
Brown. Colstt Wilmington, &C.
NEWPORT Feb 3-Afr bug w Watson, from Trinidad, Port
SPAIN for New Haven sehs Josens I'm Proydsncs Say
brook Vutue Watts I'm Norfolk orders sps Willard Dayton,
I'm Pvdenc for HYokf Sc. witch. Wss I'm do for do. Feb a.
Steam sch Stag new I'm EastpOrt NYo put
brig w Watson Iemans port
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knOheu. Ne.

Of South shOs brig Asste Miller Boston Tor Car.
dsnas
Dec 81 let 81 % lon "a o. sve brig Goand
Jas lat Is 50 s, Ion Is %. B brig London from Newcastle
Jan H. OF the lssao bark FrAnkn sfWAusn RI Pensacola
a. lat ~ 81 a. Lon "a 30 W. London Tor
Patagonia, 30 days out-al we'll
Jan IS Cuba MARY Liverpool for Tampco
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ANTHONY J. BLEEcKER, AuctiOneer
THE MORRISANIA STEAM SAW

II MILL and MOULDING MILL at suction.-AN-
THONY j. BLEECKER viii sell al auction on THU RS
DAY the 9Th day Of February 1851 al II O'clock at the
Merchants Exchange by order OF the Assignee the ioow
ing valuable properly, viz:
The desirable property known the Morrsania steam
Saw Mill and Moulding Mill situated on the West side OF
the Harlem Railroad and within six feet OF neverfAiug
stream OF water including steam engine aud boiler, ma
chinery sc all and In good order-we calculated for
any kind Of business requiring steam power Terms liberal
The purchaser will have the right to pass over the Harlem
bridge free Of toll For further particulars apply to the
Auciioneer Broad-st. or TO e J PORTER Assignee,
City Hall Place, on the premises
f68IllSl5l8,20 PITS Q,3bl
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Receinfa nf Prndnce.

"WEDNESDAY, Feb 5.-By Ne'0- York and Neg-
Haven Railroad -lls Hogs 50 Sheep Calves, 10 bags
Flour 80 bbls Whisky, l9 bxs Cheese, 2 sides Leather
and l55 pks Butter
By Erie Railroads.&c. sides leather 25 dead
Hogs, bbs Flour. 81 pkgs Butter, 6S Calves q bags
Flour head Of Cattle sheep II bales Hay and go bags
OF Rive
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Passengers Arrived.

shp Tartar fro SSargiai Chas Bsylord OF Phadsph
ffsassAiB Canada Boff0a from Liuspo0isr B9ff0A
NJ and Mrs Umsn, Mss Froks BGnbndgs, Fredsrck
Edward Colnswood Beck Kk patrick JchRson Brsn DeAg
Iruhan, X Asburst, COFussn lieut. Corsegs, Epga
Coos kpatrck Brocke Hunt Hare Ahyae. Grad De Bel
usCrs Een Darn Mss Russell HAnss James Coppsr John
hams Rsn Rossss Underwood Finusy, John Lynn
Cam Jas jameson Barton Rkods Dunda Dams Macke
hapesn Mrs Kinney, wooisr, Thos Ridds Anderson
IN brig Easa~ fro1 HdraHa-h II John McGragory
II BRIG Tftfoa. fToz BscHes dyrtf-W Kppen.
IN 5ei Esfoyri5s yon Sea JNaH C1P Nchos Hsnraiy,
Lester. Beach. j Collins Clayton Tasior Rec
JNler, HArtou, Norton Crovlsy smith. Msonsr
Monroe, y Monrce, 6rssou, snons h smith. DAVIS
Gibbs. Hacker.
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The traffic Of the Harlem Railroad continues to
show favorable result. The receipts were,
In JAnuarv 1e5O..,,,..........,..$Sl54 %
L61L. lllyll -
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Barrel Pork. The whole freight transportation
would have been largely increased, had the Road
possessed the power and cars TO perform the ser
vice. The passenger transportation of the two
years compares as follows;
No ofPassengers in ls5O...ese6 Revenue. 45 %
~" ls49...52s9i -. 1895 So
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ANTHONY J. BLEEcXER, Auctoneer.
a SSIGNEE'S SALE of THE HOUSE

- VI L LII
IN and LOT q Chsrles-st at auction ANTHONY ).
BLEECKER will sell at auction on FRIDAY, FeD. H. a.
y o'clock the Merchants Exchange the following val
liable property. by order of the Assignee, viz
CHARLEssT-rhe Sstory house and lot OF ground known
as p Chares-st w Of Fsctoryst Size OF house
p feet inches by ~ feet In depth be the same more or
less with extension IL feet by y feet making the par
lors he first floor "a feet deep, finished In good style
with all modern improvements for convenience, such as
gas &c Size Of lot q feet inches by 80 feet In depth
more OF less For and further particulars apply TO the
Aucuoneer, 7 Brosd.st. ALMETH WHITE, Assignee
Gifts N,oio)
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On Monday. Fec ROBERT REID, sgsd Il yssrs, native Of
Ibeshme. Scotland. .
Henfy DouEhss.
T1s relatives and family invited to attend the tune
FRIDAY, 7ih al O'Clock Pm al her las residence
80 Bevery, without further Invitation - ,-
Orange Co. NY aud Charleston, sc paPefs Rsass copy
Suddenly, the morning Of the 4th inst CAthEniNk SA1f
The friends Of the family respectfully invited TO attend the
funeral this Thursday afternoon O'Clock precisely IRON bet
rssdencs ~ Gross st near Pearl Wthou TURNER nA
uop. -, - So. a .
short but nes NATHANIEL MAISoN J aged 30 seu
Of Israel Maso n, OF Lyme, Conn -, a.,
In Grant,e MAS Jan IL, We poV ehet OF rev Snipe9
we'll Of sensca Fails, NY, xed -
Berlin Dee Sc Hsnr Rush0pg, his s5ih years
sohisr OF the Revolution. . -,
o. his
In sseo Me Jan H. Libby aged nonhs
sAshAs 10 children 0 grandchildren, 1879 great
9 pest great grandchildren
Weekly Report of Deaths and fnterments
h tie CITY Of Brooklyn, for the Week ending Feb l. 1851,
Males, t Females, ls Adults, l Children, 3 Totsl SS
DISEASES DISEASES.
Abscess lumbar. Dropsy In head. lnhamA bowels
Consumption -. s. Drowned 1900. lungs e. .
Commissions Fever, puerPeral Msrasmus l
Conges'n brain. 81 scarlet Measles
- lungs. II - typhoid. o.. llOld Age .,......
Delrium tremens Heart, disease OF Narola
propsy $1,000. llnfam'n brain.
Nj WENDELL, Health Ohieer.
Offee Of Board Of Health. Feb l. 1851
NJ B.-Interments IN Greenwood and other Brooklyn
grounds hom New-York and other places, A.
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TCHABOD WASHBURN & Co

Telegraph Wire, Card, Reed Colton Fiysr Annealsd
sroom buckels and Spring Wire Also All kinds OF round
asI or oval Wire, beat adapted 20 various Machine Pur.
length. Worcester, Mssa IA
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10 Grt Britain baIes .5zI8U TO OLher FOrn FOIs Zo'o
To France .............474i5l
To North Of Europe. ..l56lli Total.
shipping List
FLOUR AND MEAL-Our market for Western and
State Flour s less active and for the low grades OF tie lat
ter prices easier There Is disposition on The part
OF pecustors sales and the trade only buying
in SIN lots for their immediate The better grades
OF State and Western without change 10 note, with
fair inquiry for he Eat NewOheans s in fair dema9d
for the trade aud s steady 75di 81t The sales Of
Domestic reach $500 bbs al 81 80 for No super
fpe 6836 IS for common 10 strait State 81 s. for
Michigan and Indiana and S505 0S for pure tienesee
Southern 10 dull ard heavy; sales of6O0 bbs at S505 2t
for mixed strait brands Of Alexandria. Baltimore
Georgetown and Petersburgh city Rye Flour is quet
sales OF 80 bbls at soc. Corn Meal Is queii small sales
of Jersey at l2l, and Brandywine at 8 %
Export from LIST to 3la Jan. 1851. 1850.
Wheat FLOUR .bbls. 1886 $500
Export Of ByadsNf from ne Onifed State 10 Great Britain
nrdhr nj IN LIE
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Frs and al other parties entitled 10 return premiums
AT either Of the leading Mutual Insurance compaaies
obtsin market FOR their Scrip Al the Office Of
VIM C. GILMAN, Is Merchants ExcaAnge
A,s,. one door from Atlantc OHce.
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Northumberland REPORTED ron fAu RErHUS

Received Total FL stock 90 stock on
since Sept ports sIncs hand hand Let
l. 1870 Sent 80 al data scot 80
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MEXICAN HOUSE, Hapover-st.


- .<.n -, - - - - w, w Ono l.
n ED AND COTTON sPfNNERS RICHARD KIT.
SON, Lowell, Mass. Manufacturer ofNEEDLE POINT.
Ed CARD CLOTHING, for Csrding Hemp. FLAX and
row tbs article 10 also extensively used for Breakers
snd Pickers for Wool Lckersn for Cotton And Cardng
Waste FOR Batting Angular Wire Clothing manufactured
without Barb on the sides Of the POin In and fne
numbers Mr. X has had upward Of years experience
In al business in England. Prompt attention wen % al
orders 3fi0rs MkThc
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FINANCIAL.

WANTED To LOAN-S2, 900 on
Leasehold Brooky pr"pery. The grOul "a rent 10
sle per sonum. YesTy 81 ,l75 Bes Of s4.sAcrca
given As TO bonds and punetuA payment OF goI nd rent
as ven Sc other expenses on the property. address
J. Il NJ Tribune Office.
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There is small decrease on Flour, Oats and
The New York herald., 1851-09-28

SATURDAY, Sept. 27-6 P. NJ.
The panic in Wall street is rapidly increasing Holders
fancy stocks looked blue enough to day. and there
appears to be bottom week ago. 1t the opinion
of many that the quotations for stocks could go
lower which time they have fallen FIVE and ten per
cent At the FIRST board to- day, Erie Income Bonds de-
clined u per cent; Erie Railroad, 1; Harlem IL; Long
Island, Nj Reading Railroad, la Norwich and worces-
ter a. New Jersey Zinc Company closed firm at yester-
days prices and It the only stock sold that did not
fall OIL materially There large sales Of Erie Rail-
road and plenty Of sslert time the
large depreciation The bears to think that there
Is much deeper iepth than that already reached. We
have heard Of reports of bank failures. The
Peoples Bank Of Paterson, Commercial Bank of Perth
Anboy, and Salisbury Bank, Maryland, the only
banks which have actually suspended. Thompson at "a
Wall street. redeems the bills Of the following banks, at
y per cent discount -
Government steck Bank. Michxan Bank Of America
New Jersey; Ocean Bank, do; Atlantic Bank, do Mer-
chants Bank, do; Farmers Bank do Delaware and
Hudson, do.
The anthracite coal trade is stu active and prices are
veil sustained The Lehgh Navigs Company brought
down, for the week ending Saturday last 295o tons
and for the 1882 o75 tons The Reading Railroad
Company brought down, for the week ending Thurs
day e64l tons and for the 2eo1 les tons The
Bchuylkin Navigation Company brought down. for the
week ending at the time 14s7 tons and for tie
The aggregate tonnage for the week
by the three lines, is SCOTS tons
The steamship Pacific, for Liverpool. carried out
eSA6 Az in American gold AMI fl2ss7 in British gold
nakipg an aggregate Of about elk hundred thousand
dollars.
TIE receipts at the ONCE Of the Assistant. Treasurer Of
this port to-day amounted to s1O2oIo payments, s34
900 1l-bslance, 81 202 1G6 90.
The New York herald., 1851-09-28
nltLLlSNnY. NANoY eoODs, 81.

EssHfONABLE MILLINERY. MRS. TEEiY, ~ III.
vision street Catherine reea cf Informs
hor patrons and The adoa In scrtr at her g. ch ot l
millinery 10 complete, co1rriglrg Of tue largest
Bonngta, to tcfound In his c5. Ma fcy ness 90 1tat
fhctthc htemafe arrangement with some OF Tho trt NIL
lnsry hottss In Fey " Which ae VIII hr c1lttutv
pied with rsrr rctl oi the a st and mgs y rclc
stflts. Comfy mingrs and rltanis would d. veil %
cell end eaarine nor soek tf 70 sug lee a9
VII b. piled on the most ressenabo tcVnt fitae %
save the Ipnbsr M Division street, Is'Bssne sttsSs
The New York herald., 1851-09-28
WhIg Nominations In Wisconsln.
From the south.

MEETING IN OPPOSITION TO SEPARATE SECESSION AT
CHARLESTON FOR THE SOUTHERN
CONGRESS, ETC.
BALTIMORE, Sept q, 1851.
held ut Charleston Thursday evening The assem-
bage addressed by Gels Memminger and Haync after
which William Akin and William d. Porter were pomi-
mated for the Southern Congress.
One Southern mail reached Baltimore tonight bat the
latest Is still due.