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aIv. This would be much augmented by hau'
road through the place. The consumption oil cosi
would be great, superseding the use OF wood
which is growing scarce. New Lebanon Is
large and wealthy town, Joining Chatham on the
north and has many villages and fine Post Vi
fees. East and West Nassau are manufacturing
places near the location OF the contemplated
Southern Depot. Steventown, Berlin and Pc
tersburg are large and rich agricultural towns
Hancock, Mass. would be near the Stevento IN
Depot In fact the local business on this section
Of road would compare well with the best sup
ported Railroads beside being the connecting
link for the Harlem Railroad with The great
Northern outlet. 1t would not only take the
North EN- trade and travel which comes over the
Warrington County Road, but Of the Bennington
County, Vermont, Road, now also in progress
Thirty nine miles Of the Chicago and Galena
Railroad are now in operation, beside branch
road of twelve miles. The profits so far have ex-
ceeded the most sanguine anticipations. Over
900 tuns of rail recently arrived at New-York
for the second division Of the road.
The Bankers Magazine gives the annexed
statement of the Banks in the United States.
w = = I.
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
PHILADELPHIA.
The Coal Heavers-sIarkets, &c.

Correspondence Of The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Sunday, FEB. g.
The Irish coal beavers at Richmond still con-
tiDue restless. On Friday they beat two Ger
mans disposed to 60 70 work. almost 20 death,
and yesterday. two other Germans were served
in the same manner. Daniel DeyeEs and george
McMilhgan were arrested for perPesratlng tue
outrage yesterday, and committed to Prison IN oe'
fault Of 81 600 bail, each. A Police detachment
is stationed at Richmond to day TO preserve order'
CaDtain Broadwell. of the lost steamer Amerl-
ca of this port arrived in this Guy yesterday NJ
saws, that the wreck seen on cape ha1IeIas'
could not have been the America, as ne saw ner
90 down bodily She had, moreover, no time
80 ,y;,b eilt stars around it, as described This
gives rise to serious aPprehensons Tor the safety
of the Cherokee.
Barnes's church, corner Of Seventh and Locust
SITS was injured by fire this morning, slightly how
ever.
During the week ending yesterday, there were
las deaths in this city. Adults, So children, 3D.
OF consumption, Il scarlet fever, 10.
The CoTToN market is d1ll sales Of 10 bales Upland
and New Orleans Al l2i1l5sc Z 10 on time BARK 10
Ne ono,e standard branos al sI44a4 $50 y bril- but there
Is 40 export demand The sales for city consumption are
limited within The range Of s72t05 for common aud ex.
ira brands RYE Flour is steady at s. So and Corn
MgALstS 1881 y br. GRAIN-Wheai Is duh, and no sales
have trapspred RYE Is scarce and wanted 75c bush
There is but little Com Offering. small lot Of yellow
sold at 60c In store OATS are ia demand al 45c bush
PRovIsIoSs-sma sales OF new NESS PORK at $l3I50l4
% bril- OLD MESS is dull at Sl2,75 10 BACON and LARD
no change There lie no COFFEE len In first hands SUGAR
h he'd firmly; sales Of New Orleans esd7lc and Cuba
yellow and white, al &c ~ Il. on time. WHIsKEY 10
scarce Small sales OF bbls. at 25 and bids. at &c
SAILS or STOCKS First Bodyd-Sll.0OO Rdg 6s, 70;
5000 do s. 49, $4,000 do, 79t 5000 DO by. 49, SSOOO
Suso Canal 6s ct 81 0Oe Sch Nav &c, 49} $1,000 Penn
lev 50 10 Kentucky Bk. 1868; Penn RR 4St so Union
Tenn t; Phil BIZ 1895; 10 NJ lns, l6; 200 Norris 3D.
Bst,Ssen Boards2S5O COO Penn S. S., 93l IS CONNER
cial Bank, 6lf; $2,oo0 Read. &c, r.
Second Boqrd-4 Kentucky Bank, l064; 10 Cam and
Amb 1894; 900 Ches and Del. 6s go; Wilmington,
3li; go Onion. l4i $4,000 Read IS, ~ Penn Bank
Il8; leo Read b. 81 100 DO b, ST. 200 Norris b, 1874
100 DO 1874; g 900 Susk Canal S. 6Si
After BoGrd-l0O Read 81 100 Morris, l9i; 100 Read
b5 so do 3O 80 do. Se 100 do SOB 100 DO, 5Vii 500
do 3Qk
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ForeIAn Porta.

Arrat YAParaso Sov p shp Hun,ress Croker, g,-.f ~
s,h GsatoS Dsseis Z. I'm Bo.ou; sh ship sarr-. r.
we spawn, ve q im 5Qstol krpsss Pa1aus ID - ~ &C.,,
81 WashrEton Bcnry RIO JAMS TO- - - X !. -. p
e. fa1'mA q ~ 'h soesa Brasu WIwck Ro Jansfo a a.
ltb. stFs Roger shsrnsa Bunston C,T.o ~ a.
Coca san Fsnesco os l2h sAfk Fame Brsml Psrck-r
1o 10 81 i5h sop Htfca Csvss W. lan san Fr.rceo 4,
O. $50 1ei Joel ff1 D-ary ~ o. ish 81 "a Cb.hir- ID
e e. ~ hy iison So Ffaucsco. ga h 60 Pa,
. c. ~. 80 IeEsr c. so d. Erh SIP S-ptsn. ,s.l
NsT h-tc - 4s9 - BARK Cooler Ts~-- T,ssr (, -
~ 80 NJ yasefo 81 g. lih steamer Couubs 81 "a
- Al ~ 81 sly fsa, Bel Rsale o q: ssth
o. g.o nchoscl bosnu o. tsrts Frty o., -
~ o. q II aa,ii'it harshs.l s-w Tors H.. g.
- fc1 o. Ne . stn MAJ Msr.ial sau Fr.-~i- h. -
rssfsr Ca1 6elo. 90. l1l safr Is-lt.ts ~. - -.
~ = saoit e9 'riey kaEss o. Ha- srs,suloy AZ 81 al
p. 900 20 A-f eanfoet, aai De- Endors ~ f.- q 3
ea.lrla a. - Eraet 1or oa ssa Fr,rrro - - CO..
t.- v..,i T.i..t' r.. facad-lk, toi ill. 5srt va
$50. -,-- '-a Gail fuia sd zap Hare Irviss
AZ A. iaa,7a ~, q o. Po~s'.ia Hopi.. R.,so M IA
- 80 y - 1--.., el Eie-sst d q a.i De- d. IA
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-,,io ..r. Bore Up FOR her Vh'ch pruTsi 20 oe Us
Ti4.b-,h A. Of Racsarly. II. hAFng osfn -.
- ~ Ire rr.w consisting Of uer, ~ m c
800. Va. = tors brrh-n 9TH cargo Of o1s''' Nv
r..ts ,rur- 70 Esw-fOrt. =
Fsfn cr,b fof BRISTOL Pratt; Ssr Orleans 400 - a. IN
ths Bar coftfu SC -0 staltfn q l,., -. "a,
ov srhos-s On. q ..ar-r. 3ist Ihor1s 1ants
Huu. fsf. Jan 4s-h N nc ,'-
Iv.a.d.r OF Bost-n passsd ofS So. ~ -
10 - psss@a shn E,h rod sfsf IN hsr or,'ol tito b. u,
sim Chafi-. Hliard ssv Orleans, 10 o. Win '0-' $500
stsnio1. go. -. r. -r,,-o. y,- Is VIII
rrol,ssss & To simpson. Msyh@S co. 1Al ~, -
.bn ..fose az .ortn % ne. VII spa A
- f,s Al N. men runnsrg coue ieos az
s,sfarcs b r. ri 20 70 f' ms
E,,y I..6.i EssS a-hoy West - fays ~ m 80 y
m -r F.-t.r 100 sesrrori' P-uistn Cmi7l.- ~ -
With nc ass % d Curf-s Co sailed 10 co - ,e -
Arsv Ser Tcr. tsy paced -h- 1ark : " 'l
Pert-s - M fr sfins' 81 m lies n taisft
~ 1rect % that had apoop he o., -.
bote M snoserty A. IND near hs N ~s7
rrsat sr- fraerer-s frshrC Vork CT ne CAP a. -
ubsh several painted white 10 one sll o. W..
saw also, smoug The ffasrsnts, large tfn eh'f f~- ~
green. 80 T. -.~.'..,-.s
az Isssc Hughes Rotsn. sev NCf d uav stores
81 H4nr, * Fda@rlsn McSro= diiord. Del 4 a. corn
scb james r " tctru Sho-. n .ofi De-, - with corn
Sch Genet Fowisr. Wahiaston. NC. bcs naTAi stores
Sch Comr Jackson fork RIVER. g. ol ftef-
srb James W Perce. Ba iey, Hergea Iron Worts
81 Frn.r-- Rrl Dsv Hal fax. -. lf "a. Sab.
81 J Mafh-r smith Baltimore, 4 ts, n1t.
scb Nr-euto Perry K chuond. g. ntz
Sch Miller. Potter ElzstethpsIt, cofn
soou Sea Wrcn. Wells Provdencs.
slosp Ttouss b HaWi,ns Providence
sIFDstsansrs Fra1knn. Wstion for Hsvre P3peor msf
H fBl samson Bermuda. bark Frances, Hns Tor 4A F
c.sco; big Hardy, Chsgrss and others
wiED-Duure the day, Ne and 'rssh
cor..ssraols srn ice ia both Rivers and Bay
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At Albany Y. on Thursday FEB MARY FAINT dauxhsr Of
Myron n spd Margaret RooksG
Washington. D. c. fday III the wife C. B.
fofmsry Of New Haven, CCaa aged so.
The Will be Mes Haven for
of attend the
hnd's Church, IA that city.
A. NcdeoUry. VT Suo5sy the - iast. GEORGE CLEYE
LAND Esq IN the $50 ear Of hssgs
Atm o'Coca, r. NJ sstuTosy, feb. s. CELIA AUGUSTA
daughter Of css Requa sg.d II
das
Her funeral place Tuesday ilth INST a. occk
Batter south Rsookbn The aad trends Of the family
invited bout futbsr invitstoa
IL Brgolkn Suudsy the gA inst EDMUND kUGhhE Of
ksaIy H. AID Kate Bsown. agss years and motths
Tie relatives snt eads q the family invited to stisad the ia
Defa e dsy a. ck from hs fa,ser Clinton
5sA door esow haoD South BROW a without iaFsesr AVE
Febrrs sk asy shor, lues ALBERT youngest
ehih OF W Nsr1euie. NJ ID sse5
he anb rsQussd attend the funeral ths
tMonsayl aefuoon a. = ock a. s Columbia - without iu
% SaDday uS 9Th Mr.. REBEccA DOWNING, wife Of
NJ thons bo~htng sgsd ~ years
The secs Of TIE y invited 70 attend the funeral roa bar
ale resesres tsnPs,t Tuesday. IN lst al ecOek,
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TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF SEw roRK.....FERs
Cleared.

Merl s,mpsos Bermuda and 81 Tomas clur8
Phlsdephs.
Shps-Mosem Frsnch, San Francisco Adam smith Co A.rt
Gaain, tpk Deano. Liverpool Grnn. rturp 4 e. y.,,s
Noron % fhliP. bros. Gala pk Rcharason w Wat
ket, ~ fioffa, hng fairtsysn BtrstoE Pope
Bss-SvsaiS Arcerscc, ROTTERDAM Fa-rf- N.,cl. H..
slsro atsh Vera Cruz Harou Bros; BAras Botbsrs &C.,,
havana, Nssnfh & Soa 80 S''i
BrzsAr rllha II PERI Garraro Mal.ra Pa
Arthur Lsary. hcNe McEvefs G.; krhS.s4c H.,
DsaHe naslss Whssvfght Fers srasi N,rr.,. NJ
rsahaE Corning Dsamark. Psasy, New Orsas w Elr,j
Tortiu k-cc lNorl Jsrd 1E Cbarie-ton. ~ -'-f
scheonsrs-J Val. Delan. Carthaesrs Ev.r--t R-,-- 49,
lngton. Ls-s SayanIAh. SturEs c-arRsn Co 81, $500
Chares-n, Nan hrnct SisEh Jll-sfe. Wosn
NC Pcwss Columbia Wlu-lov, Norf,a starg-s Clss-s
CO, kcsuout Dearborn, Rchuond d W P,sfsou. ~. 49,
6cot'e1 ros'or. ~" AeAi
sloop-wz Sanford. Joass Prov seuc.
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Disasters. &c.

Sen Y.STo Charleston from Providence on 3lst ut blow
Ble L4sclsrrR from Baltimore Charleston before report
81 put t sayanr distress anchored od Chaeon Bar the
CHAINS splitting as &c put savannah where she arrived
the 81 INST with three iset water her bold add pump ehote
discresj. she sailed m whampoa Sov While the report
probably Is says: "4 DANISH ship also lost
Gasqar Straits aboLt the middle Of October
together with her suits Of sails
1900 Of lumber &C which was "eeksd Isceaty at The mouth
San Fratcco hsbr sold there Dec 81 J the sgsat OF the
undsurtes stsksy Brokers. for the Of 200
Br BrHHI at ssu Fsrcsco n st John H. took pilot on
otbe hbor Fncco when heavy 81 gale which
her shout miles of the sud and caused the oss Of
Sen SIurH Weber Of from Igbee Tor Boston. nh plaster
r., lea, s 1 I,n5sS a, Toassni rlised ia p
land 9TH So insurance on the vessel
MrJ Ca4vBra. Of ttsry informs that top gallant ,
,ch York Ledge, Friday morning She om the
Ess,wad No further afc has o5taEsi Arrange
making for reach her when he Port'mouth Nh
san isrua Johnson from New York 9Th July ast.
Panama on the sh She encountered very severe weather on
CAPE hsrn' 10y ns'' %, ii A c., fysrJ
sud Richard e Dams O. The es'e 70 sheh they doubtless BE-
presumed The George and Richard has been lost As there
rs Nm. Lnca 1 arrived at Boston from Palermo "a
for Maas thence to Paerno where she arrived
months and within Few hour s, Of Boston The fret y Of
Sun Sos4srrs -er dated East Falkland Island from
Cape ship alln hsi0fs ported q the
I o .,s hat he s o. 5osrs va. ssoSsrs1 oes "a
smoke the ser hatch aud aio the cabin tbs
ar haissss being cA1ke % the day before
sae ST. 10 had rolled heavily Aslppy OF pro
Immediately up s.beut last the shio's
Falkland lanis, dong Whrh the employed
were brought up sasse , h the gas AMI sEoks Egsy
vent closed lightly possible. smother he is
when h md Titled her lover
been burnt OF auth and that pat Of tbs lower deck hA f-n
Ersry mate Capt Rates put ths ere.
18th the assistance Il the Of iva British h ps sn4a
vain aud amer survey she ordered
ted Cp' ng What be cold N the cargo a ana rig
s discovered Capt Bates had opportunity
the ship and board brig which passed
te determined eayer Der lnt tas Should 5zs
Capt Bates had his wife on board
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Nv TeleRruph,

BOSTON Feb 9Ho arrivals Saturday Sunday Cii STU
PM gChcopee Philadelphia; sch Wm Baird, New Yok.
PROVIDENCE Feb sArr sch Mary Gibbs, Batmors sid sch
Tine Edwards. Suffolk Va
BRISTOL FEB 8-Au soop Rhode Island, surgl New YORK
SO sch President Paseiord 81 Thomas.
WARREN, Feb7-Arr brig Frances Titus. Matanzas.
NEWPORT FEB ssh brig Joseph Kslar, Havana; schs WIN
Wright Rogers, Eoo; Charles. Griffin, Batmoe Mary Case
Worcester Alexandra; Cohanue Case, noriokj JARVIS Lyons
Plisdelphia.
NORFOLK Feb ST. revenue cutter Campbell hence Tor BO
ton with the Worlds Fair put back distress 1st SAILS
&c Arr Daniel Francis and VIOLA matanza Ship Belmont
Newport Vernon New York James River to-day
CID Br bark Newton and brig Mara for West Indies.
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.FEBRUARY 9.


Rr Arer fI,,D Covasdz cerhaoua ~ ds si Has eEpsr
th- a Is Gays sprung oreast ost
iorstopesiaht "a sails. ard received other damage
sch Ophr lof Gaidler Boz franklin 20 d. gar and mo
Branch Yo'k Feb 2 Of Hasrs saw the guards OF
steamboat during the right Cape Henry 5ssnag W. saw
ths OF a large vessel G. lui NOT tell her 49,
Sch Minerva Wtmofs. Wetmofe, NsN haven a. s oouaa
% North Caruina.
Sch VILLAIN Williams Rosess Norwich Is, railroad cars bad
Sch za6sth ea Nash Haven d. bound to North Caro-
scb F.f Havt Lord, E,ssI. Corn, ? d. ballast
Hudson Church Ncrw d. bound 20 fermon XXX cars
Sea Dusty Crs1e NorOk is bound O. fort'ni corn
Dewars Dale. New Haven d. ballast sound 20 Virginia
Sch Eshlr Rice York RIVER g. oysters bound % NHf'sn
Ara Nev Hzve1. ts. iCe bourt % NCaohna
SCH Ornu Hu~e Nev Haven o. -, hourt 20 hcarohna
Sch Empire Nlrch W.rinst D. sc, d., naval stores
Lease " Hughes I4fh-rl Newbern d, naval stores
seh Francs GodEn. Carlisle. Nnwberu, naval stores.
Sch Josrfh Jar Mitchell. Jacksonville 20 DE- timber
Sch Mara jane Tuner, Eastport, g. lafb
SCI John Hams, HlcsCn James River, ts, wood
Sch Sabine. r EDS, NeNbsra NC ifds. laval stores
Sci DAVID Hale --. YoA RIVER, d. tmbsr
Sch Norrra. Non. Frecsnck 'burg ts, Hour
Sch P-rre. DI kspps snn0ct River oysters
Sch Frsniil Nelson, York River. 3 ne oysters.
sh Rob Roy. Chapman. Norwich d. ballast
Sch Thouss Cooper. Corson, Newbsra, naval stores
Sch Ella. Ellis. Washington. NC, naval stores.
Sch james Cunningham. Wars james Rivsr Is, wood
Sch Piuta Mount, Baltimore, g, coal
scb Aay Dagls New5sfa. Dc. naval stores
Sch Joha + smi b. Gfseufeli. Baltimore s Is, coal
sch Tunis nepsw, White Baltimore. 2 De, coaL
Sch Commander in Chief Wsgan, Baltimore. ? d. coal
Sch Cabot B H. Boston. IL. mdz
sloop Roger Williams Rhod.s Providence
Sleep Thomas Hull, Hull. Providence
sAILEDOu saturday Aa5ama Ludlow for Savannah
BLOW ship supposed 70 BE- packet, aud bugs
ship dependence q ds I'm London Harsavs los Dc fn Cao
Al-o, French big 3 months I'm marseilss
WIND Durns he day, NE, with athck log
There vas hut ~ little IA Rivers s.tsriay.
Sound did reach the city until
room, yesterday, owing probably o. the ice and log
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IS ifssnstg F-grkiH, for Harre-w Pennington. Mas
Penuuetoo MIS- PENNINGTON NsWak Johnston NY Mr. Devar
MIS- Devaragns james Mcneil M Mcneil
wife and cttreu, w Hub5sH, Ny. Naru Fred Faaaol
heIco Ssmpe, Ny Day, Cincinnati. Oho W Heysr
kTsmsr Chas GsEe Mss Walsh. Bulard Mrs Buiafd Mr.
Ducker. wife 6cJ HsWes. UsA symouce, Bordeaux;
Rendshue NJ Outn Pars Walsh bearer Of dsspzt
Prrge Charleston Campbell VI Richer Boston, P macy
6o Wm peil Mr. Dsgnssn New YORK. Ar ChAon, Ff4Hcsi
Ysowsrd Liverpool
IN 'tssEe 4a5sra fer SaraHnahw w Ro,s lady and child
Rumrl Jr lady ard chd Mrs Palmer and children Mrs La
coin child aud Mss Malone Mss BALDWIN, Gssze
= Hsb'rsbAn. Lehman Henderson A ? Whitney A 5
w Fooie, Roosevelt Bslcher. Craze spaInz B
2 ChrstmAn Sani1 w Weaver, Fsihaas, Hora. B
Ross, X Wrsy Gouudson FsuchtWangsr, Moses Jr J
Haley. w Bssen, Mouutfor Knapp Padsiford Jr
yArou. o Humphrs,s BALDWIN. seaman w WlcoE, w
Bjd~lnJ Hill knght, s4rt, DR. Johnson, DrMaons DR.
Page, Master { smith 20 i1 st~srsge.
N ffeGsshv Mr fer " Ihoas AND Bsrmuda-ArH Whtsl
Masters, Frost, Fowler SIT, wrsh' HAWKS Bailey
Jones.
MINIATURE ALRAEAc..-.--THIs DAY
sER-Asst-.---- o Ssa----.--.6 . hsoE-Ssts....0o
HIGH WATER---.-.FEB g.
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CoSEEcTicUT Pol ITIcAL TEMPERANCE Con
yEsrroS-W ednesday, the 25th day of February
inst, is fixed upon for State Convention by the
Political Temperance men, to "review the nomi'
nations ofthe different political parties and adopt
such of them as are pledged to favor the enact
ment of law prohibiting the Liquor Traffic, to be
submitted to the people for their sanction or re-
iactionn
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Receipts Of Produce.

By Ere Railroad, Fec. Isl Dead Hogs. 62f
sheep IS bags and 40 bbls Flour ssss sides Lesher n
bead Csiile, IS Calves, SS bbs wasky = casks Ashes
sboxes Cheese 10 bales Wool, l5s Bushels OATS 81 do
Barley, and lf6 pkgs Butter. -
fob So bales Wool lse pkgs Butter, II casks Ashes
IS bsgs Flour, le4 dead Hogs 81 Sheep, head Cste
SCI SIDES Leather, ISL bales Hay and A calves
Nv ketc- York 0nd NsicTarca Railroad FEB els bhls
whisky, 20 do Flour is do Askes rs dead Hogs lls
pkss Butter sides LeSther SO bags and 60 bush Malt
a. bales Wool and 81 boxes cheese
Fek $50 bbls Whisky, IS do Ashes, % pkgs Bg.es,
40 siaes Eesher $50 bis ard ~ bags Flour q bales Wool
III bags Mall 81 dead Hogs, and llo boxes Cheese
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III AR RIED.

AT New Orleans, Jan. 50. Gen MIRABEAU 3 LAMAR lEx
President Republic Of Texas Mss HENRIETTA MAFFfT both
81 Te1as.
Al bewCrans Jan 50 ABRAHAM BASS Of Lake Providence
10 Mise MARTHA ANNE HARMANSON, Of the late Hos
Jehn II. HAruSnson
Aiso GEORGE. r UkDERHllL. ESQ. % MISS SARAH
n laughter Of Col n. w Pa,rcy.
Boeton the esh Rev Theodore Psrse Mss HARR
Er ALLEN, youngest daughter q Virgil n.
fOsTER DAMOS ChArksstown Mass
Onthe SA By Rev DAVd Beamy, Mr. RICHARD vOSE to
niss ADELAIDE AMELIA BULLOCK both Of th.s city.
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RHODE IsLASD.-The Democratic Republican
State Convention meets at Providence, Jan. 20,
for the nomination OF State Ticket; and the
Eastern and Western District Congressional
Conventions of the same party will also be held,
Ian 90
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interest.

GEoReIA.-The Athens Mechanic contains the
call for Mass Meeting Of Mechanics, to be held
at that place, July for the perfection of organ
ization throughout tho State
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FROM THE SANDWICH lsLANDs.-We have re
ceived files of The POiyneS'aR and the Honolulu
Friend to December H. but find no later news Of
interest
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sDokeu.fGc.

Light boat President havrg been put compsts repair e New
Bed The I'll not tow OF pilot ks-i 20
stat 81 Sow asd Ledss ~ The mouth Of Nn.yard sound
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ANTHONY }. BLEEcKER, Auctioreer.
DESIRABLE Build


N ing Lots Broadway, FOny-fOurlh AID Foriyhfh
sis between Broadway and Sixthayenue, q auction
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER will sell at auction on MON.
DAY Feb. TO- 1851 at y al the Merchants Exchange
the following valuable Property, viz:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS building Lots on the sonh
side Of Forty Ourtst between Broadway and Sixthav,
commencing $50 feet west OF the Sxhav each lot % BY
loo feet inches Ia dep.h
Also lots on the northsde OF Forty fourth st. opposite
the above commencing 25 feet west Of SXtsy sane
size
Also, lots the north side Of Fory-fonrh-st, CON.
mencDg 200 feet west OF last named lots each same sze
EeAlso lots the south side OF Forty fOurths, COM
mencirg 1873 feet 10 inches east of Broadway.
Also Building Lots and next the south east corner Of
Broadway and FOriy-fourih 81, ofyarlous dimensions
FORTY-FFTH-sTREEr Also lots situated On the south
side of Fortyhhst between Sixth and Seventh avs con-
mencing 80 feet Of the Seyenthay eacl lot p feet
front and ar, by 200 feet inches In depth.
Also. lots the north side Of FoTty hnhst, commenc'
ing 0O feet west Of the Sixth each p feet by from y
81 feet IN depth.
Two-Ihrds OF the purchase money can remain on bond
and mortgage Tor years a. per cent.
For maps and further particulars Of The above Property,
apply to the Auclioneer. Broadst O556l Tits
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Dec % af36 Poster IN Palermo for Boston
Jan at Ion ~ 49, brig Francis, Ferr, fn Miianza Tor
Warren RI.
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CHENAEeo Goa new paper has been started
in this county, at the town of Greene, by A. t.
Boynton of the Cortland Co. Express.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-10
ANTHONY J BLEEcXER, Auctoneer.
A SSIGNEE'S SALE of THE HOUSE

a SSIGNEE'S SALE OF IftE 1OOoE
IN and LOT q Charles-sL at auction ANTHONY ).
RLEECKER will sell at auction on FRIDAY, Feb IT, AZ
2oco att he Exchange, the following
nable property. by order Of the Assignee, viz
CHAKEssT-fhe S-story house and lot OF ground known
as q Charless A. W corner OF FactorysI size Of Rouse
y fact inches by q feet in Depth be the same more or
Less with an extension II feet by 2 feet mating the par
ors on first door 81 fee, deep, finished W good style,
with ali modern improvements for convenience such
gas &C. Size of lot u feet inches by so feet In DEPTH
more or less For and further particulars apply 10 The
Aucuoneer, 7 Broad.st ALMETH WHITE, Assignee
6fls Ns3tol
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The following abstract from the estimate Of real
estate owned by the city, recently made by Mr..
Isaac 7. Ludlum, city surveyor under the direc-
ton of Mr. Joseph R. Taylor, the Controller, will
show the amount of the Corporation property:
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ANrHoNY J. BLErcKER. Auct:oaooT
DEREMPTORY SALE OF A VALU-

n ABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE AT AUCTION
ANTHONY J. BLFECkER will sell a, 4 acuon on
THURSDAY. Feb. Is, 1881, at II O'clock ~ he MER-
CHANTS EXCHANGE To tn highesi bidder. .ae follow.
ing valuable property. Viz
valuable FARM situated al the head OF huntington
HarbOr Long Island, containing . scres VI lad In hgh
state Of cultivation. about one fourth Ia good timber lard
with good apple Orchsd, pears, pluIns ali fIt 10
abundance; on this Farm Is ne water prospect with "a
ciies for 6shnk ard gaming The Farm ABOUT IS niles
from the city Of New-YoTk communication l.. dmes
day By Railroad ard Steamboat the said city aud within
one mile Of four Churches Academy and Pos. Oce tho
house IS a good woslory dwelling house, having rooma
and q Kitchen with pump Of excellent ser near tho
door; there Is also barn. carageho1ss and Othes
OuihOuses all in good repair For further particulars apply
to the Auconeer, Broad ss- or on tke premises Of
ia lOteOd&6td* DANIEL OAKLEY.
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SALES BY AUCTION.
A. NJ. MgRwgS. Auc,ioneer.

sigrnenis - ~~
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Feb IL, Al q oc' ock-
oIANDAkO AND MISCELLANEOUS B0OKS--A are col.
lection OF popuaT sar1sd Is ia The various banehes
snd en asseitaent Of Miscellaneous Lilersi1re, Bbles
Aso variety Of Stationery, ineudinga large quantity
FIFTY-THIRD NEW lOsK Tam s.trTo IA ror,.
menced on MONDAY March a. 1857
B. B. 4 Co s0iiei. eons,gansuts Of Books Paper sts-
The neH regular Trade Sale, 10 be commenced AZ he sbovs
date
Particulars Tor me pflnuog Should be furnished By lhe
2h of January nexl which lime the prnrg - he Al
slocue viii be commenced.
The usual cssh advances win be made tae receipt Of
goods hen desired
Terms OF SALg.On al purchases from he ugho,e Can.
logue amounting SIS and upward four snt .xmorh,
credit; purchases from the whole Catalogue es, ira,
ESQ ard more Than sloo four months credit; ADD al par
chases less than 500. cash.
discount Of one per cent viii be allowed N al pur.
ehsses exceeding Al oo9