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and America, he will insure - ,
IT A CURE IN TWO DAYS,
OR NO CHARGE
II No AeTc1vyo Nalseoas Drugs used
Weakness Loss of Organic Powers, Pains In the Loins
Disease the Kidneys Affections Of the Head Throat
and Skn Constitutional Debility and all those horra
tons arising from Certain Secret Habit Youth that
tary practice fatal to its victims than the song the
syrens to the mariners of Uysses-bghting their
brilliant hopes OF antcpations rendering Marriage, etc.
impossible. ral }a -st Ma-'a a@f af3 ~ s&"f, va ],
A CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE.
Young Men especially who have become the victims of
SOLITARY ce that dreadful and destructive habit which
nuay sweeps to untimey grave thousands Of young
men OF the most exalted talents and brilliant intellect who
might otherwise have enranced listening Senates with the
thunders Of eoquence walked to ecstacy the living yre
may call with full confidence. ig1l fas t alana1 L
r--fif rr-e3g4 # sat MARRIAGE.5.lsti II t EEeaI I'll
Married PERSONS those contemplating marriage being
aware Of physical weakness should Immediately consult Dr.
u, and be restored to perfect health. f--@a tgH.
ofhce No. South Frederick street. Baltimore, Maryland
on the left hand side, going from Baltimore street.
doors from tho Be particular In observing the name
and number, you aoH mistake TIE place. ~ ~a Mn
.I DIR. JOHNSTON, a|,- -a#
Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons London Grad
ate from of the most eminent Colleges of the United
States and the greater part whose life has been spent
the Hospitals Of London Paris Philadelphia and elsewhere
has effected of the astonishing that
ever known Many troubled with ringing In the and
head when asleep great being alarmed at sud
den sounds and bashulnes with frequent bushng attend
cd sometimes with arrangement of mind, cured mme
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SO far as we are informed, the act to elect
certain officers of the city by the people is very
distasteful, and will, rs it ought, in all proba-
bility, meet with decided rejection.
Norfolk Beacon.
We are sorry to hear you say So Here in
Washington we see something of the tendency of
the appointing power The people do things bet
ter. We would elect everybody.
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Pekin Tea Company Agency!
AT WIN. ADAMS BOOKSTORE,

Pennsylvania Avenue, three doors a6oOe A street,
WTHERE the following list of Teas may all times be
w hadneatly put up in air-tght packages of h., n
lb. and II lb. each: N. t"- #s
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nR. JOHNSTON

InR. JOHNSTON
u IROOLAIMg TO THE AFFLICTED
That he has discovered the most speedy and eca
SECRET DISEASES
that has yet to the world By his pa
founded on observation made in the Hospitals of Europe
r. A CURE IN TWO DAYS
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DORTABLE wRITING-DEsKs.- very
! hne assortment just received by
fbT- A. GRAY, 7tb street,
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B0NNETs, PARAs0Ls,
RIBBONS, FLOWERS, &C.
lust opened at VIM. H. RILEY'S-
~ 500 Straw Bonnets Of every quality
800 Parasols-Green, Blue, Brown and Black
10 boxes Bonnet Ribbons
20 boxes Flowers and Cap Tabs
Also 20 dozen best Kid Gloves
20 do black Net Mitts
200 do Cotton Hose and half Hose
Together with general assortment of seasonable Dry
Goods. mar 26-tr
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BRILLIANT SCHEME

Whole tickets $l0-Halves S5-Quarters $3.50.
Certificates of packages of 26 wholes $4,000
Do do 26 halyes............ 1000
Do do 20 quarters. $500
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"f PROSPECTUS OF THE
COTTON PLANT,

SOUTHERN PUBLISHED ADVOCATE DIRECT
TRADE, MANUFACTURES, AGRICULTURE, THE pRvEL-
oPsrENT OF SOUTHERN RESOURCES,
BY G. G.. BAYLOR,
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Splendid Lotteries
>.. FOR JUNE, 1852.
GREGORY g. MAURY, Managers,
~. (sUccEssoRs TO J. W. MAURY . co.,

Tickets $l0-TIalves S5-Quarters $3.50.
Certificates of packages of 26 whole tickets, $4,000
Do do 25 half do.... $500
Do do 25 quarter do...... $3.50
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$50, 900 ,---s25, ,ses ---5 prizes of $4,000!
7,500,- Thirty prizes of $1,500!
Lottery for the benefit of the

STATE OF DELAWARE CLASS 21, FOR 1852
To be drawn Wilmington Delaware, Saturday. June l9
7S number lottery-l3, drawn ballots.
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JOHN L. SMITH,

ATTUHNEf ANU UUUNnbLbVN NJ H"Wt
ss.ir AND COUNTY MAGISTRATE
R OFFICE Eighth street opposite the market heuse where
II .8sl he may be found Al all times 100 feb B.
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DHALON'S CHEMICAL HAIR INVIG-
il ORATOR, to prevent Badness, and
to restore the hair that has fallen off become thin
CURE EFFrcTUALLY sCURF DANDRUFR--prcc so cents
VEL0N'S MAGIC HAIR oIIs for the promotion of the
uxuRIANT GROWTH and BEAUTY the PRESERVATION
| roRATIoN, of the HAIR--price 26 cents.
R These articles ,On1Tanted 10 gire Satisfaction
For sale by e #' .trg. A. dKAYy bookseller,
ian Ie- :. .lsas4. 9TH st.. opp 0dd-Fellows Hail.
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DARNEs', Burkitt's and Wesiey'sNotes
Id Moodys New Testament: Jacobuss Notes on the Cos
pes Robinson's Harmony Of the Gospels Burns ON the
parables and Mraces Comprehensive commentary;
Clarke and Bensons Commentaries Bridges on the l9tb
Psalm Horne on the Psalms Bridgess Exposition Of the
Rroverps Luther on Galatians; Haldam on. Romans;
feb III 2 1"V'A A. GRAY, 7th street
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il boxes
Fabers hexagon and round Drawing Pencils.
Monroe's and Others
The Improved Sketch Book.
Abbotts Drawing Series.
Chapmans Drawing Books.
Holbrook's Chid's First Book Of Drawing
Drawing Paper &c. For sale by '.. .. ... ".
feb 27-- sas.GsN NNs ~ .t##a A. GRAY, 7th street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-26
SUPREME COURT, late Supreme


~ Court in Equiiy{Iate in Chance,y before the Wee
Chsrtelor Of the First Circuit ben smin Dsbrow aHl
Phehe DNbrow. his wife, and Samuel W Drbro and SA-
ran Dshrow. bis wife against Courtney Hall. Coartasy
Hail. Executor Oft last will and testsment of Hannah
Hal, deceased xaIH Hall Phenc Pickett. Mssnsy Pes
cock wife % Alien Peacock. Allen Peacoct Susan Wara.
VIE Of Absahsm Warn, Abraham Wsra and Mar Brsvs.
wife 81 Johua Brown, Joshua Brown Hep,y N. Dssr,w.
Eliza l. Woods. John o Dshfow. Ellen Disbrow. Ellsa
DsbTow, Administrative OF Francis Dshow deceased Eli
aud My Barker MS wife, eamuslw Disbrow Fran L.
DHbrow. an infant Ann Woods Eliza d. Bown. william
Jones and Dore'kea Jones' his wife, Jaia Odua Julia
Oolum AdrinistTauiI OF Thu b. Odfuu, deceased,
William b Johnston James u. Warn, Thomas ~ Wan.
William T Psitea aud Cstharine K. Pstsa. his wife. Or
vile Dib,ls and Ann NJ Dlbbls his wife, willian D.
Morgan, John Jewel aed EiIsbe level his wife. AAea
Dewt and Hsnbsh Dewitt, his wife, Th0nas Warn VIII
lam Langley. Osca, Hsrri..n Lang 81 AID Msia Los
Allied u Let's Andrew Campbell and May Camp
bs his wife, JAMES NJ Let's Thomas Taylor and sarah
Taylor, his wife, late Sarah Ann Lord John Barns,
Nargare, C. Burns Horses Young and cstharss Young,
bis wife, Augustus N. Saith and Eliza G. Smith, his wife,
William L. burns AID Julia q Burns infaats Nathaniel
wolfe and James l.. Phelps Junior Ia Pursuance
Judgment Of the Supreme Court, made In the above
cause will he rod under tho direction Of the subsorbsf
the Referee therein, by Anthony Beecker Co auo'
The Civ Of New York Saturday tbs thrd day Of Aont
next twelve O'Clock At noon, all those certain lots.
pieces parcels Of land uate lying aud being In the
CITY OF New York. and now known aed dissinsu shei q
and thirty tiis) one handred and forty (toD one
hundred and foryone CAD and hundred aad forty.
two (i2) Cherry street snd numbers four hnndrss snd
twelve Is, and four hgpdtsd sss fGyfiss9 uD ss'sr-
JOSEPH BOUGHTON, Rsfsrse.
JAMES MoNcnIEY, Plffs' Atty, ~ Wallst. lW isw7tTh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-26

ons obiectiou to the bill was thai
srs d tsM ~ this state alo~ OF no executions
ssAe AZ real Estate there would Dc NO ~
m sgopn IN This Is only another moie o, seF
ro;ecrrg Va W. exemption :.ad is to me no ooJec-
tiae honss.s xscus making tnis ooJecuoh mauo no
ti0. bu land the bill, and there was evioehuy
arsnge 70 .. n have Rhode Island stiil longer dis-
wfis~s iss that makes pove, , c,l%e =, ,,,,x
Ut @s md that was he bill Aoolshing tue
nsesCenerc, hcse Island. II nothing more had been
Gsns one act 10 glory enough Tor the long session
doDe tsn~sr House 1t pessea oy vote Oh more sueu
one which y 1s, 9S,s State VI" TPe Peo
Jpenses ssste have often been accused OF being
pf 0 W. 90 in pYoHess. but IN this great reform,
Alna $40 Of this Union has been Ia advance oil
p1 Rsr- Charles Spear vas In aitenoancs out-
n..ch Of the time OF the discussion OF tne quo,
~ 10 WV ~ ,cte vas announced-Ayes4 "A Noes
wm ~ s..isyeA his mission 10 Rhode Island at an
~ md vent his way on his csaseiess round OF
syspos Of mercy; 49, uo.,; ill
The Political battle 10 the coming spring VIII
1891 one. The Temperance question
70 a, ,ysv bobb with the parties, and 1t Is impos
ss,s & predlet which party, as sucn will be sue
n.S <.i Gov Allen Is a substantial man, and his
Ses-,s,,ts among the working men OF the State, on
Ssmst Of bis being known as friend OF the short
-, sss,m 20. sives him an advantage over almost
~. .ompeti,or that can be- brought against him
- 'S:cv Lawrence has made decided impress
tsrr vbsrsver he bias exhiolled himself, but L. is
"a spv var certain that the preston is IN bis
ts,or ard my impression 10 that, even If Gov
aIlsa is rejected, the ambitious gentleman WAC
,.iss 80 much trouble 10 inform Inc people that
! Snrisr the absence OF Your Excelency In Europe,
: ~ tne honor to act as Chief Magistrate" will
m, srsin receive the vo.ss of a majority of the
r:Szens Of Rhode Island. His riding INTO Office on
iSe popularity of Gov. Allen last spring, has so ill.,
80 him that it would be cruel in the People TO
sstsassr his life by electng hi second time, for
~ eoiasi ophe that befel the frog who attempted
n svog TO the size of the OK, might be LOOKED for
~ eerfe desree of confidence. At all events,
~ "A PEOPLE viii reflect some time before th.y
= ~ exrerment Yours, q. NJ
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Atr0frul.
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED
ODr. HASTINGy'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPH.

fHAThe wonder and doubt felt by the medical faculty
when DIR Hastings proca med the durability Of pulmonary
consumption by the Of aphthx remedial AGENT has
after eight yesrs Of trial. settled down into deep
vcsion that there few In which consump-
ton cannot be cured by DR.. HASrlNGS'S COMPOUND
SYRUP OF NAPHrHA. In every case in which it has
been tried in England the United States has been fol-
lowed by immediate relief and ultimate In the Bisn
helm Free Dspensary. under this charge Of Dr. Hastnp
during years that the Naphths hss been there
has been single death from disease Of the lungs while
previously patients had died almost every week In nepl
copsumy the effect Of the Nsphha Syrup
10 almost miraculous, and effected in incredibly
short space eftme the advanced stages and
in third last dreadful division Of this hitherto
bic disease its effect equally wonderful. This period
marked by the expectoraton Of the tubsrclesn chesss
ike particles mixed with pus blood, etc and most
generally accompanied with diarrhsa On adma
terng Napht Syrup the formation Of the tuberclss
10 almost instantly arrested the foreign matter thrown o.
the tuberces already formed destroyed and the breath
ing immediately becomes easier, and the patient the
third night after d taking the Syrup often able to
Joy quiet nights thing unknown Tor wssks prsyi
ossly.
all that asked by the proprietor 70 prove this nedoins
TO be all that he's been stated
BRONCHITIS
Bronchitis has in this remedy sure and speedy cure,
and is acknowledged by all the medical faculty to DO with
out the speedy VI bronchitis both acute ana
COUGHS. COLDS AND CArARRHs
reid to the influence the Nsphtha Syrap, oen In the
short space Of forty eight hours.
NIGHT sWEATS.
This distressing and weakening accompaniment to con.
sumption and other diseases u instantly stopped By the
Of the Nsphtha Syrup.
SPLITTING OF BLOOD.
the most severe Of splitting Of blood have inva-
rably beer stopped within the short space Of thirty min
uss and all disposition to recanence Of tbs sane pre-
vented In oncuson the proprietor warrants the Naps
thu Syrup 10 only best but the only certain cure
for Pulmonary Consumption and all other dssases Of the
lungs.
The short space Of newspaper advertisement vii no
admit Of the publication OF the many hundred certificates
received BY the agents this city and also from every pan
Of the United States bat every person interested Ts
aueed to call and peruse them at the No i3t Green
wch-r where pamphlets and every Information VIII %
freely furnished None genuine without the writer ns
nature Of H. A. r. HARRISON on the wrapper Of each
bottle 81 per bottle, or Elk bottles for s..
PRINCIPAL Office 10 ia Greenwich St New fors Also
for sale NJ tue following places: r. ~ 0oon, no. ~
sovs-y; yno. r. Dodd Ne. III Broadway; j. l. Cod
dirston No. ,9s Hudson-s..
Beware 81 couIter'eiis ds 'nrttn1o
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AZ Csilso Dec s3 bark Chsnango, Snow, TOR i'ui'a'
Jan. -. -, -. ~,.,.x. fa,.,n ! bricks
Ssn Ju.n del SUD Dec g. bsrks Emily. Cole INC;
Am smith jackson. for Rsslejo sora T. w.,
Csrthassra IN ult bark Garland, Martin I'm VIII
npet0n. NC. .,.h,r, from
0-lssns coao az ned: barks Rep ubc, &c sto2, nnc
cennebaug Goodell Condemned; schr Pocsaoh'aS' '''
81 d. iO,h, bark suppossd the Kate Alice Low
hom Esw-York. p,..cb.,S Bl.n-
AZ ssgus "a Grande 10th inst brgs A.
AZ CisA uegos 10Th inst. brig CslesLA f'oAe"' "'H'
~ Msianz.s 18th INST banks Sarah olnsy, DC IA
pestor soon: Emblem, Harde, for New nr no,.s.ss
~sSs: brr CoTvo BAXTER for Boston, iohains mo'As
n So ,.s.tu-,o, pinsY Carts,
cid. q, Havana nth inst, bark solomon r'p'''
C,rde. as; brig Sussn, ThuTlow, hatAh1a'-
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fegal Noliees.

9 UPR EME COURT .-Shephcrd
~ Knapp. CT snberlain Of the City Of Nsw-York asss
john fIck -Sum9loBs--ro tue DEPENDANT; You are
here ysUmmoDed and required 70 answer the compliant
ia ihl- 100. oh fled in the flee Of Clerk Of
the Ci and County of New YORK. the Ctr Hall In said
CITY IN the 9th day Of February 1884, and to o,py
your To the said complaint the subscriber
ece No IS Wsis said city, within twenty days after
the service of this YOU exclusive q the day
Of tuch service and II you fail TO the sad
plant hin the time Aforesaid the psiR, this
will apply TO the Court for the de ded tho COR
plant - pa,ed New York, Feb u 1864
HENRYE. DAVIES, Plaistif's Attorney.
S6fiNw6x1h No IS WslLsS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-26
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Passengers Sailed

IN seasls.tp Canada, for LrerpooI-hanue u MMA
Somerset ard lady Royal EngiIee two children ssa se.
ysni T. Riischaud and lady Switzerland hhe ~
Ss,ter, Sydr.y Knssserd. London; Adolphe kasnal,
Switzerlsnd Mr. Randall London rue, "9 csrs
sss Ffedk KippP De Monifort. Paris MI =
Kingston. Canada olI Ryckmsn New fork r. M
EoItoa 81! Andrews, N. B.. Henry Toyhbee' bunAio-H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-26
NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT,

I Y Richmond Couny-JJhn c. Thompson against fssa0
Anferon.--Sumnons for money demand on contract.
Gem. OF sor. ITO ISAAC ANDERSON, dsfsndAat.-
You hereby summoned and required to answer the
complaint in this action which will DO fled in ths once u
the Cerk o. the County OF Richmond. at his Office IN the
County Of Richmond the 10Th day Of February 1859.
md 10 copy Of to the SAID compl ANT
the subscriber at his office No 50 Nasssu-st. New
York City within twenty after the OF this
summons you, exclusive Of the day q such service
and IL you fail to the sad Complaint within tAs
time Aforesaid, the plaintiff this viii take indy
agaiTs the Of hu-dIed dol
lars fifty three with ueros from the shlr.y frs
da' OF Oe0oer thousand eight handfed ad iJy two.
seeides u e costs q this scnep.Oted NevYefk Feb.
49, le52 JOAN HENRY HGDLEf.
lqf Iawi0wThs flfIEtlh's AitJfaty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-26
COURAUD'S LIQUID HAIR DYE i

b positively without exception or rsssrvafisn. the vsy
nest ever invented Dr. Goursuds established
as 4 Chsnical Philosopher, 10 gusrzntse tnat ~:
THIS Dye stains the skin. requires No drylng N -
q n trouble and moreover Possesses me nnsa1
renowned q Goursud's ITALIAN MEDIcAIED SOAa'
er curins pmpes freckies 69s
700 han Fl, low foreheads upper ps or az par 'ns
body. LIQUID ROUGE for pale eaesA nc 1yn NM
az ssishHshsd L.sasiory. 81 Walkers n"u sr'se""
cru
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= RTIFICIAL LEECHEs ALEX

~ AEDEHS PAIEEI-Eo. III Feten o., ~" ~
Had once l-Ihess superior Artifcssi Leccnes are
esaisg int sene only IN the country ane ga
unfr- ~ diecus Of procuring the common Lecca Iep
80 RI. ,uya uahe, but also IN the cfiss
tkey are greatly preferred 70 the ooosIsss ns
s,,as on ths ia s,gem 10 more than that Of Dor Of
Gs,e whch are always hand and last Ter many ear
In rcof Of their Monty have reports snd esemo
,.s ~ CONS OF ths principal Academies Of Medicine IN
Eurgpe ssG America and Of eminent hysicians rhsA
M he .een q the Office. No III Tolton s. w lm-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-26
q Since the first day of November last

" Since the first day OF N0vemDer iass
the sssrt OF the California Steam Transportation
Co, in Cleveland, has sent to his employers $'s'ooo
wGIich was received by him for passage money RON
psIsoes bovnd to California Iris immense amount
of nscas. has been received from persons pnncpsiy
N Qkso aid IASspa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-26
BY Telegraph to the New-Qork Tribune.
The Steamer GLASGOW mt Halifax.


HALIFAX, Ms Wednesday, Feb. IS, 1854.
The iron screw steamer Glasgow, Capt. Stewart
from the Clyde Feb. 7. for New.York, put IN here
this morning at O'Clock short OF coal. She has a
general cargo and 90 passengers all WELL she sailed
he same day as the Cambria, and consequently
brings no lateI news.
Sudden Death or Hon. Ethan Allen Brown
INDIANAPOLIS, Wedns sday, Feb. Is, 1854
Hon. ETHAN ALLEN Brown. who had acted during
yesterday as one of the Wee Presidents Of the Ind
ara Democratic Convention, died last night. fe "
moments after reaching his hotel, without struggle.
Late and Interesting from the Cape Of Good
Hope.
BosroN, Wednesday, Feb. 2s 1852.
TIE bark Ocean Wave arrived here from Cape
Town, Cape OF Good Hope, this morning, bringing
intelligence to the LIST January, few days later than
shat received via England.
The bark Rebecca, from Baltimore, arrived At
Table Bay, Jan Spoke Dec. 30, lat. II 0s, lon. 4s
40, bark Delawarian, from Baltimore for Pernam-
oucO.
The war at the Cape still progresses. The latest
accounts from the Interior bring but little ne VS., but
What there is, is discouragng. The English force
on the Kei amounts to 1000 men, but they had made
no progress, and had suffered much. The enemy, In
the meantime, were acting with increased audscity'
near the border forts.
The whole country is flooded, o wing to excessive
rains, and much property has been destroyed The
troops were without tents, wagons or any shelter
wbstever. The Cape Town paper says: 1t seems
if Heaven was fighting against them, for when
success was almost within their grasp, the clouds
opened their deluge upon them, preventing all mill
taIy operations.
There were rumors of treaties of peace being
made with the Kafirs, but the Colonists protest
sgsnst any such treaties until they are more efec-
tually beaten and humbled rumor had been rife
a, the Cape that the whole Hottentot population in.
tended to rise and massacre the whites 1t at first
caused great consterDa alton, but commission was
appointed which ascertained the falseness of the
port.
Umbala, a powerful native chief, heretofore
neutral, would, it was thought, give the English
trouble.
The Steamer Vulcan had arrived from England
with the 43d Regiment 600 strong. The total Brit
ish force in the field was 6,246 troops, and 1856
black levies.
During the year 1851 there were about 90 engage.
ments, of more or less magnitude, between the Eng
lish and the Kaffrs the loss of the former being
less than &c., while the latter have been killed by
thousands, still they do not appear to be any the less
numerous.
Accounts have been received from an expedition
sent to explore the interior of Southern Africa
Large rivers, fertile valleys. and powerful black
tribes are described.
BREADsrUFFs at the Cape had rather a do wnward
teL6eIcy. Nearly 5000 bbls. of Flour had been re-
ceived from America.
TOBACCO was firm with small receipts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-26
DUDKINs's GINGER WINE is sold

HI by all respectable groeers and confectioesn In
ssith cheerful and delicious cordial agreeable vine
e. ys,tors and evening parties for Dyspepsia weakne Of
The ,emach and debility positive remedy prometAg d.
Se.on by gently sycnE the system into hsasfhfQ acoa
r. 10 a. imsn6 NY sim
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The Canal Inv.

ALBANY, Wednesday, Feb. IS, 1852
The cODstitutionallty Of the Canal Law s to be
gued next week at Orange County Circuit before
Justice John w Brown
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-26
Markets Reported BY TsIeor

CHARLESTON. Tuesday, FEB. "a, 1852.
SCoTTON-Sales to-day 2,249 bales at 7lGDS!c. The
MARKETS Ic. easier on MiddDg Fair. Other de-
scIiptiOns are firm and unchanged.
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The Alabama mt Savannah.

SAVANNAH, Tuesday, Feb. "a, 1852
The steamship Alabama. Capt. Ludlow, arrived
here from New.York in 10 hours, having been de-
tainted by fog.
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- !. a iosded tssn srra tn, Csn.d. side
ASS, si,ssn Rive N Asii,. a,.sl,s sua..
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Domestic Porte.

ALEXANDRIA, Feb zl-S,d brigs Lsn' Lss'AAA'
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