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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-05-08

TAKEN up Ny Mr.. A. NJ. Noble, about Is
4. miles from the town Of Baton Eoiigs, eAA
on the .ofnits road, a bod-tail sofrei torse, EygETA
about ID years old, IL hanis high. hiaze III
G,ea. The owner Ii requested ~ como forward fai
charles, and take him away, ethsrwise he will bt
sold according to law. III H. WOLFE,
M.ret, eth, 1869. tia Ranrer.
4A11LL. ba sold at auction. nj the Court Hous,
w door in the city Of Baton Rouge. Vn satur.
day the SiIi day Of MHy tIs52) at II oclotk A. n.
. oetrain sorrsl horse, taken mp by A. M. Noble.
April 23rj, 1850. II. L. WOLFE. RANGER
tEAKEN up by William Hunstock, about &c
4. miles from the town Of Baton Il ofge, on The
Manehsa &c, d black Mare, about l2 years old, II
hands high, branded v on the right hip, reached
name. The owner Is requested to come forward.
pay charges and take her away, otherwises she
will be sold according to law.
April "a, 1862. II. L. WOLF, Ranger.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-05-08
House Furnishing Goods.

DROCMs, Buckets, Wiisks. Rope, Liuip.witk
- Cotton rofe, Chords, Rolling-pins, Iall sizssl
High cards, Letter paper, Tooth brushes, Horse
TO-. Clothes 10, Shaving do, iiair do. Corn DO,
fin plates, Dutch buckets, Wash bowls, Lamps,
spoons, Iron skimmfefs, Sugar trunks. Locking
~iasses, Toys, Pepper boxes, Nutmeg Orators,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-05-08
&c.


Ga
11LO1l1IAlll1s ~.
Erarersesf Groceries
tf+11t iVlglsEI4f1 Nv 4 PARRY IL Co.
: 49, Is7i.a ~.
q tieIers IIfsn ss'o.td1a III, -
= ts e E, l ! ssFi f@ r.
~ a ss s'ss 10 rel, scotch Herring.
~ hoSss fIesi ~ wv = ~ s 49, ! ,..y
: ee'ss ~ F.asl' 80. ~
~ ~ ire 81 - I WHY i as,,s .re
~ WHEY rs. ~ par,s
AveV N VI n aaaa.
WV ~ - ! u ps @l y, ~ y
@1p ~ XXI. Stuaasa.at
= y. s't IT, I I
- - IA. a,f+,4sn
XIII. tVL.ls a3t'
siaw 49,. e4,nma
+ ~ ~ s.aa.,as
= V'''' y" ',e.aaas
1h8san ,,trc sts,ia III. a.s
~ ass3a. $50 W., p,f,as
,4 ~ IT,
= tIiz y . si'is i ,,,,,,
yArissIss.
=
= eases = : : opaseot
c,le .., at..,;,. 4 .5aae,
. "sef tl''..s''S 'ss' y .
my tat t q
.t. r..nah ts1,'f5g
fuaa' ~ 49,
'a9 n1t..1 "a
al. - ~.
10y mt tas l. ! f,.a,.
esasea ~f1ogdja,ss
81 tayfs u me 80 assgf,cd
Q aoz bots. Ai,sentt,
10 Ibis. piks's Magnolia W'tisksy,
& /" yapor
10 " Deans double rectifed 9
eapsrt casks Atuerispn Brandy,
400 cases / and boxes 'Ssfdines,--in oil
3e fresh No. / Ernnse.
7 bbls clarified sugar,
10 " Battle. ground crushed and Pound Sugar
so boxes fresh Goldfish,
10 hbis Mess P6fky
2 doz. assorted P~ickles-ffesh
WorchestersGirs Sauce,
10 boxes ffeslt New York assorted candies,
4 dos. assorted Preserves,
a cases ffesl, 1npeFinl md Gunpowder teas
Is boxes pulyetizcd Salefa'uf,
10 New York Pearl Starch,
10 assorted toilet soap
9 hha Boston washing soap,
so " Louisville
~ baton lsguge
20 sacks RIO Coffee,
10 Cuba :
- III -, y L LE.I.lE
= bass black Pepper.
5oDO Cigafs,--nssoftsn
dI1GMsfy.
tOFFEE Cups water pileteTs, 30 y 80
2s3, Eafthen FRY Pans, iffeneh| MONEY
Tho Pitchers, Diamond do. soaj, tfifeens, Yellow
wash tubs, Britannia casters. ffasks, Glass egg
cups, Ttmblers, Preserve iars. Globes lor lamps,
solar lamps, Cherry briiiania and metal ladies'
tobacco aud Spice iars, preserve stands and Can.
" lars.
uox,sc EefssasFsss9 Goods.
DUUGMa Bt.ekess. Whsle. Rome. Isp,p.wiek
u Cotton rofe. Chords, Rolling. pins, TALL sizssl
High cards. Letter paper. Tooth brushes, Horse
TO-. Clothes DO, Shaw ng fo, liair do. Corn TO-,
FIN plates. Dutch buckets Wash bowls, Lamts,
spoons. Iron skimnefs. Sugar trunks. Locking
fasses, TOYS. Peppsr boxes, Nutmeg Graters,
&c, &c.
willow WARE.
A coynpIete assortment constantly OH hand.
Ttn Ware.
A yar;ed t4oet al.avs a, saie.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-05-08

" o. 3, Eatthen Fry Pans, Itrepehl Monty
tho Pitchers, Diamond ID. Sour ttifeens. Yellow
wash tubs, Brittania casters, Flasks, Glass egg
cups, Tumblers, Preserve iars. Globes ior lamps,
Solar lamps, Cherry briitania and metal ladies'
Tobacco aud Spice jars, preserve stands and Can
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-05-08
willow WARE.

WHOM VENFFs
A complete assortment constantly OH hand.
Tkn Ware.
A varied stock always for sale
Candies.
so boxes Star Candles,
20 half boxes y
y boxes sperm
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-05-08

Paroisse Quest Baton Rouge, u Is Agril, 152
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-05-08

10 LOT No. s faisant face sur le
Mississippi a I'ouest ct a y
les sur Ii rue Natcliez.
Ia Motto du tcfrein No. S,
meme description.
le lot No. 9, encoignure des
rue Eatchez Ct .Asie.
IL lot No. 7, .aisant face sur Ia
rue Natcl,ez.
10 LOT N, a, faisant face sur le
Heuve Mississippi.
e lot No. 5 fafsant face sur le
Heuye Mississippi ct encoig-
HE2LNE E.tF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-23
Pensioners Smiled

In steamship Pacific, for Ltuerpoolar and Mrs +. W.
scS%Gt, Eugene sSsr Newt; 'l wf Morn. Pei
ham, Esq, Dewitt {. Graham New York; Baron arm
SeM James M1 s'0 AID
c. Clsiozei. Mad. Achaid dc Laplade. France; Capt
Gassow Wa Nibo. Thomas Nibc. Mis-, Ma -,bs N,,lc
ard servant: John B Mayer. New-Y9,k; wm tocan,
II Philips, New.Ycrk; b. Muller, Germany; Ferguson
and A.nsey, # Ireland and two ch ldren: J RaEgs,
Capt % f f2 Hsiist " VIM Williams i@ Ger Ger
many +. D. LSp1age EDsiend p p 6 Hall. Pnlaisl-
SSids De sisphes Guon new NewYr X
G. soaysis;so' Tls1es MsIa G0ldsteiD, Bradford Eng
Thomas Warren, Nsw.YOI yOssgh Burke, John Burke
WscoRsin Manea Bota Isp os %S' w Sals
New, YORK Thomas uTan Enslsed Lyon Hart Cal
Fsnec Alex Greer Sar Mr. aap i ro Sns
n steaTSaP Maroon. for CAareston Charles ,ring.
SsnsR k'i ma Ms Dyn 51a and si.
Nam Felt; Thes Waterman Il, p Dengal and lady. Miss
Pratt, JohuF Clue, John Piers n, 7 r. Bsrthoomew,
I; Ms,her; f Barnard, Mrs Punkim, +. Tucker,
P BAILEY, Gibson and d, Young, H;pfiason''
L. Piinile C Goodman A. Chsm, W ,iihson T. Lsyony,
johnson. W; Ellwel. and IS in steeIsge.
IN sfeomshiP AiabSma Jor Saron.as-R Teller, A. p.
wysth D. n HARDER. ". A. Me.rs' Is P Deans sids wn'
Stanley Edward sterling, A d, Chaoin aud lady, Mss
CLARK, J. Henry Oakley. p Wilcox, Capt Charles 6.
Merchant. $ A, Capt I; r. Mcconnell $ A.
SiefeIs, j. r T. Lewis. NJ. q Hubaald, Or 3 Msgin-
ntss, T p Durham, A. II, Baldwin. W II Plersoa, W A.
ShepesId Thomas Ramsay and sdy Mss Fanny Lathr'o,
Daniel Clak Miss K, Blackwell, Miss J. + Waria l.
Miss Calhanne o'Rlely. Mis- Ehea aliss B. Haller o D.
Whon ID n Van Mater and lady, James Parsols. v. q.
Foot, j. W. Thomas, A. Meyer, Mr. Zayas Nh Arteaga
Alexander Akin. De Martin-lsin s:eeraee
In cpDtr-Shg Tornado. for san Francisco-Mr Uoll1.
way lads and two children. Miss Ko-n W c. Ne,nore
Mss J Ellis. Leonard CLARK. Geo Zaha, Miss NJ aor.
rs w h Bsrnes, ? Fegerty, J. G'odall John hudson.
I'll weeks Ihos FGnaugk'y and wife WIN H. Fed
Alex Field; J. Hing. { d Noble. Nelson Biaacha-l g.
d hAymsnd 4; Ioreal. T. n De Forres.. r. Nc Coun,
Sartelle G O. Hosan, Jn0 O. Hagan, W Haac5ck C.
h Mosely, Alyaa Hotckllss t. Berry E. lie vis
hasea T D1rGme; +. B stspss. Vim H. Smith,
susan Smith B3nl. Msllsee MrS Graham aad chi a.
Miss Smith, p Quin, $ Dempsey ~ y Tinsei G. W
l psy tht, h n. Aloro J, n; WINS snly. = A.
Nm Hamilton; J. Bshcock. T Vinegar E Vinegar 81
hodges II Pierce W, }, Saith, S W smith Y Wal
Wheeler ~>~' ~'''" D~'i>' L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-23

IA.
SATURDAY. Feb 81
ASHES There fair demand for Pos a, S. pe. sls
are quiet So III The stock In warehouse consists OF 0O
COITON-Tbs market is steady. though on the better
grades Gu Cotton, &C. advance mas oesn 90 snea ~
i7OO0 bales averaging 1900 day which is much more
than ha. been reported from day to day U,,s.,
of State and estern Flour dull but firm win less as
poston Of speculaors 70 oest sales aod mere
grades in fair request at buoy prices Ihs see avs
are sn a. asa the pnd The aes n
bills at 81 Ola 06 for to straight sac - Tor
Ss Ss svss s Ssw and r. S
Iadapa Sou'hern rather frmer with better den ah
in uar TO arve The 6rmness of freghts iic the e
mand for export rae sales 100 6bls at s5Ss5 2 FIR
ddon 10 the ABOVE sale 500 bbls Baltimore vas re-
prted to arrive at S. but we could no rAcs the sale -
Re Fou IS scarce and ee,.e, .sei OIL o. ' aDd &
s. e2 fo' Bandywlne N bbis and sig M ~, ,ns
q a0S sa are firm sn the
good for Milling an for I the u lat e. ~
0sc for Red and los for white, which is below the
ket Also, $500 bush good Red Southern a, O9 Rye Is
Oats are plenty and dull at lsai6c for State 37e30c
Jersey Barley firm but duh at 7sGslc. Corn IS dull
,n sns Cre IRE home trade AID the East Sales Zoo sun
Sousesp Yellow coo. Western Mixed is held at 6c in
store with little pressing on the market White Southern
WHIsKY-The market is firm and the supply is ligh, ;
sales Of 200 bbs Jersey on private terms aud 700 oos
Ohio at 22ic Prison held at 23c Drudge
baeyan', and z2c ~ refused
PROvIsIONS-Iherei Is only limited demand for Pork
but holders firm arrivals moderate Old is firmly
held. The sales 300 bhfs at s5 68GSlj IS for new
Mess; SIS 81 for old Mess S43Sl III <or new Prime
sl3 e2i for Prime, aud SIG 37lasls 80 for new Clear
Beef buoyant and good demand sales of $50 bbs at
S9aS2 for Mess aud S5aS6 for Prime. Prime Mess ia
far demand ri sl6as7 Beef Hams are firm sales OF Is
bills at Sl5 Lard very hm aud in good demand KEGS
and better Sales Of 400 bbls and tres at
9lc and 400 Kegs NJ 0G0.c Bacon is quiet sales OF 50
hhds City smoked at DC. Picked Meats in good re-
oue, at fun prices sales Of 200 lbs. cd dry sailed
Hams at 10, and 40 tlerces new Hams at Sid)c
aud Shoulders at 6G7c Butter is in ia demand at full
prices. Cheese is steady and salable at 6lG7lc.
LEkD-1he mark et IL bueyant sales of 1900 pigs Span
ish at 81 mast so, cash
TALLOW-A buoyant market sales of ~ bbls prime
Western at Halle. cash.
NAVAL STORES quiet. Rough Turpentine con-
times firm al 50 &C. at which eco bills have been Sold
Spirits lower 400 bbs sold at 40atic Tar steady
800 bbls sold at las LOO bhs Resin sold at 81 30
ot North County and 81 50 for Wilmington; 1000 white
sold AZ 81 1898
HEMP is moderately active 500 aleslAmeiicau dew
IQtted sold at SIN so.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-23
~ Telegraph.

CHARLESTON, Feb fO--Arr banks Carolina AMI o.
toha from New York brigs emblem, from Boston IA
,ad from Baltimore schTs Col Later, from Now
YOik; ! n. Brown and sharp frem Philade'p1a
The ship wilma Per has been go, off, aad Cowed Inside
the Bar all 'sht.
2is-Agr. steamship Southerner, from HewYork; ships
New Work aud iliaBi Penn. do, schr NJ Z. Wells,
NEW.ORLEANS, Feb. 20-AIr. Empire from Ne -
York Savannah
BOSTON, FEB PAR barks Numan from NJ bile
General TsyOr from Newt orleans L5sander. from
Cienfuegos bries Mscon from Savannah, via Holmes
Hole where she put IN for re-aiTs Also, brgs Alpine,
I'm Philade phla Albert Fearing. fm do schrs CABOT.
FIN. Go BlOomer, I'm Ee.York Western, fm Redmond.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 20-Arr steamship Empire Ciy,
2ttArr chips Silas Grecnmsn Sham On, Me1s )l Lll
IA ard ". II. Wolfe, from. New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-23
Domestic Parts.

EFIFASr-ArI. l7ih schr. S 8 Lewis Bargess p Ds-
ton sid lS'h, brg Xenopaon, Wording, Csdeaas schrs
5 4 Smith. Carter New aIk Cameo Mlchaels. Bastla
BALTlMORE. Feb. 20-ArT. bark 81 Dorado, Etchoer.
ger. X de JanelrO schrs Blooming Youth Collins, New
York Richard Borden, James, Fall River; Minerva, nc
Giveru DO.
BOSTON, Feb. 20-Ar. baIks Evelyn. Hchborn, Carle-
mas; Nashua. Clifford, PHILADELPHIA; Echo, Howes. do
Chicopee, Clifford, 90 brig Glstayus Saow Salem Gu
ships Sterling Joseph Resell, Gbraltar and market
Isaiah CfoWe klley, Ssn Farcisc bark S1ph a. Free
PORK spain brgs Choclaw Charles d Stephens. G =
rec Afnca Cz.na, Bates Surinam; Marshal Dutch, Nc
Ghvery Trinidad Cub1; Gen. Marshall, COcord Canls
SID. ship Petefhoff banks Junata. Lucinda CHba;
bngs Cnocfaw Gamma; Jsmes Crosby; and from ne
Roads ship Flayo Also sid from the city bark Costa
Iel Dicsey. supposed Sicily clearance suppressed
CHARLESTON, Feb l1-Arr steamship Union. Adj
aus New York. Cid. ship e Bulkley. Brown, New-York
Went ships Switzerland Carter Liverpool Eastern
Queen. Ross Have schr Day Spring, Besl philadelphia
PROVIDENCE, Feb l9-Arr bark HermiOns (0f New
YoIk) Howard, Mobile. SD schr. glying Cloud. Walen
Tsngier Va slooDs America, Sturges, ard Th0s b. Haw
kins Wells New York 20th-Arr schr. STAR NIckarsop
Phi lPha Below fore and afr schr posed the
HorduTss, Gross from Norfolk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AMPHITHE-
A GRAND COMPLIMENTARY and
~ SYMPATHETIC FESTIVAL to E. WALKER

SONs
A,ameeting of the friends of E Walker Sons held at
the Office of William Burton, on the l7la Of Feoralry
On motion of Thomas Austin BENSON LOSING was
appointed Chairman Of the meeting, and WN II DIErz
The Chairman then stated the objects for Which the
Sem. est o1se,He and hid Cooaoa,a-y and
Sympathetic Festival for the purpose OF tssuytng 70
good cizeps 10 their desp sympathy fer them ms
loss they bad lately suffered by ire aud to evince
then de- alton to ally round sustain, and cheer the
their Efforts 20 triumph er The mlstoItuae which
had SO suddenly fallen upon them: -, 60 ~,
Mr William II Ashton presented the meeting with
list of Of gentlemen and firms who were " ns 20
cooperate aud their Influence for the object proposed
For We Presidsnts-BIessrs George F. Nesbt D lnie
Fanshaw. ". e. Burton, DR.. Spooaer, Mssss, Ped
h R,sd.S psa T. McpOnsd William HIND
haugh Samuel Moore, j. W; Orr, John Richards. Charles
stfnger J. Il Walters, Dr. s,rew Messrs r. Craighead
Mann, George Dexter, Vi. wshtmsr ". A. townsend.
JosePh Wells, Alfred Waller n Ge1In F soP Re;.
bridge Co.. John Warren. James PAR, Thomas DobsOn
Wilmer 4 Rogers. Joseph Steele. WIN. Heather.
For For g ss9easy- s sIT R@ a. l. Hoi Dss
Cofnmitiee-Hiessrs Seymour Co. Abhstt Wcomb
Van Week & Read, L ngboh ham CO., Arthur Barnet
Wells q Webb, pr Chaplin; Ms.srs John 2; MeR az
Mason, Danri McLond c Lawson, J Noble =, r.
Hoole Richard Rgs'ee' d. r; hutcan,o9 &c O. w SaVAss
Thompson Alfred Brldgeman. John Mathews. Henry Tag
lor J. l.. Watkins. F. SomeTs, W. RObnsOn. James
Taylor, Sydney Stewart. John Davey. VIM Gale son.
Douglass, William II. Brown. Joseph T. Partndse
Captain j. L. Cairns. Messrs +. Kendall Peter Rosen-
quest C. G. Pipcsney, NJ o. Allen Samuel A: Rolio
James Cook; c c. C6ilds ". B. Worra David Walker
+ A West, Leonard Sco,, lanes White. Charles Ripley
John { Chambers John II Crsher, Frank Bennett. JOS
Darrow, B. Osborn, inomas Hlllgrove, w. WateIoury
On notion Benson J. LOSING and VIM. +. Barton
Apo nted Committee for the purpose Of obtaining
rooms and music, and report forthwith
The Committee reported that they had engaged MI
Nblos Saloon for Monday evening March Is, and also
the necessary music for he occasion.
The following gentlemen were appon'ed Managers
Messrs. VIM F. Burton George + Nesbitt, W A. rOwas-
end, F. Entz 81. FREDERICK, Thomas Austin a. j. Nc
Donald. - Halenheck.
Fhe following gentlemen were appointed Committee
of Reception with DO to add TO their number Messs
James StnneeT, W. II. Ashton George Q. Mann. j. X.
Walters, r. N. GTOs'man Benson j. Losing
The following gentlemen appointed Pnatns
Committee Mesas T. II. GT0ssman. Wan. II. Ashton,
Frederick West
On notion the mestr nd ourEed until further notice
from the Executive Committee.
BENSON J LOSING. w. NJ TOWNSEND,
J. W. WATERBURY, W. DEtrZ,
f. WEST, WIN. ASTON,
T. N GROS5MAN A J. McOONAL
ID. M HOLIISrER, WILLIAM f BURTON,
THOMAS AUSTIN, A. f.. KENDALL,
J. h. KENDALL A. l. SHAW
II THOMPSON,
21t Executive Committee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-23
REGENTS of Produce

By the Neo York and Harlem Railroad for the ,ceek end
FEB. q. 1882 so head Cattle 10 do Cows 1899 do.
calves 400 do Sheep COS lbs dressed Hogs as pkgs But
ter OF bush Oats, 80 bags Buckwhea Foar, ia bales
Hay, Al tuns Iron, 10 90. Timber, 1877 bales Wool.
b. Neto. Rautn Railroads.&c. aides Leather, 10 bales
Wool 282 packages Butter a9 do Cheese SO bags Flour
4ee bus, Rye. and $50 do. Oats.
By Ere Railroad-t2 bags Corn. $50 do Oats AS do.
Wheat 2eHogt, bales Vol 30packages CheeEe AZ do.
Leather
BY Hudson Rirer Rail odd-326 bbs Flour IS bags do,
20 packages Beef SO do Butter bush Com
Osts 900 SIDES Leather Sc Cattle M Sheep 238 Hsgs ~
bales Hay, 81 do. Wool, and fjl bbls Lime
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-23
ADRIAN II. MULLER. Auctioneer.

E'AECUIhIA'S SALE OF VALGA-
sJBLE BR0ADW1Y, GREENWICH, AND WASH
iNJION-Sr. PhOPE tfI The uudsYsignet will sell
n Public Auc I'm, TU ESQ y. fa,ca g. 1854, at i2
DC ock NJ at The Na q ans ESchaags IN The City Of
New York, by ADRIAN n. MULLER the follow
yauApAe ptpsny belonging he Of lats Brock
hoist l. iyin gs.On. deceased:
The two Lots Of Land with the brick buildings the con
erected, situated IA the First Ward the Cig Of New
YORK, extending from Broadway Green richss 0eing
81 sst3 Inc9es font Broadway zg6 iss inches on the
nerhefly se, 100 feet inches the sOubsy SIDE and
~ .et - inches font en greenwich Is ard
AZ No n Broadway aod No. 81 Gseenwich 81
AEo, two Lo II Lad with The buildings ed there.
on, and known as Nos. a GREENWICH aad S. Washing
tons. beng about 30 feet Green ~ % feet Oh
shngton-sl, and IN dep'h about is0feet
liltzl SCS AN LEDYAkD. Execntrix
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-23
AARINE JOURNAL
PORT Oh observation-disclosures
Sss Ssrs's Page for additional SAipsias Tn,,,~,,e,
Cleared.

~smsh9s-Al Absma. LUDLOW. savannah 81 NJ,
koSrose FsrriSh NoIfik aud Pc eFsSu-. ~. - ~ tit-'
ton, FALCON. koseTs, few-ofls8ns M % Co.. ~ T.
en- Be' ~ Charleston. Spoifard. nisStoa 4 o. IA
Ships-yc'ors. ChSGpion. London J,S, 4.;,,s
New World knight LiveTDool. Crane MiatrT. = - .1,
lso. fISsln fea'en Livsrpoo, TaOm2saa = Nsol,.
tsifted, Livelard, New Orleans. T. p Stau.on ~
baiks-Csnd&ce. Aiqsit. Cation. BrrxIa Ca.
LSaSir thsg) knudsan. snsurx s-amilf Bslehs.
hea'e. ts~msr, Havana. Crosby. CrarSsr i "a :. 49,
Losas lsr) Lfsap, Kingston Jan L,ssa rbs ias
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-23
The prospect Of very active business
% soor. as the Canal can open, are extending ms

CisreIond Piaindsaler states
From various correspcnd enis at different pon.s on
me anal and Railroads, we learn ihat .ne oiop :"
,3e and 81 is at last started, bodefs teeins no. p
rect OF realizing the prices of AZ ana Sc. sa,
sssonsnce is the warehouses on the Canais are ,as
6Iline M and will need early opening o na aso
N MAKE loom. One OF our forwaroer Jus. re.u,n;a
nom tour south reports the quantity OF "nea, no ~
.,ore - POINTS between Eyansouign ana u'on, Oh
49, DAD Carsl. distance OF only sixty miies,
seS 200 nu.bels corn 1900. There IS cons,1eraoie
~ s,oye a. Clinton Akron and lesser places TINS sde
~ Futep and great quantities south oil EransouIgn.
There Is also great deal Of produce ACQUAINTANCE
AT Milan Sandusky, Toledo, Chicago. and otner
western ports The exact figure we shall kno y ~
a fewdays tn IN conte oation 10 have the Ohio
Canal in readiness by tse e5th OF next month.
The Controller Of Public Accounts OF Al
ALBANIA has MADE statement OF the Indebtedness OF
the State, from which the following summary mas
been compiled
Safe Bonds for mOnev borrowed W. 'ooo -.
Common School Fund .....----- lV.o' o ooa ~ ~
University Fund -------------------- @"'0O" Wv
Three per cent. fund not applied IN &C .-ooo, 40
cordance with condition OF The grant o-s,71. :.
r.ssr civ ,.y cent stock Az 600 90
s6 $50 400 a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-23
AmuseMlents.

= SrOR PLACE-IfALIAN OPERA.
n LAST WEEK or THE OPERA FOR THP
BENEFIT OF TIE ARTISTS
BkFSFir OF MAX MARErZEK
On The ecc isioa otbe Benefits tue prce II admission
VIII be Boxes aud PaTQGst. 81 extra charge k,r So
curing seats AmDhitheAter. q cents.
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Semi s~Iioss Open OF
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Mayor the Village --------..-----.. sig M.nni
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Soldiers and Ggaids, Countrynen aud Coantrvwors-
FANNY Of Fab izio. '
The scene town Paris She perioa aAo,, -
hef inning of the 18th century ~
BsI offce open every day from 70 o'clock
nOors open al 6s-tO nmence alta
Positively no Free List No Orders
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lrrom nnr Cnrresnnndnnts ]

PHILADELPH TA Feb. a2-Arrired steamship Ds'a
Sanford. New York brig Cet Peterson, do schr
Tennessee, Black Casdenas.
Cloarcd-2lst, ba Japonca Gala Cher Havana bfigS
David X. AikIn. Baker Kingston; Maria kias n an,
Thayef, Charleston Eimia Hail. Boston; schr. J. * ".
Erickson, Westc0tt, New YOTk.
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Disasters, Ne,

SHIP WIN PENN. Folger, from Ne~-York for Charles
tn, went ashore the North Breakers below Charles
ton on the lsih INST Shs would be got of by the ard OF
steamer.
TIE ERIC CLINTON, at Charleston, reports the 10
inst, of NewYoIk passed wreck, apparently Ct plot
boat, h.ch the Sarah Gala portion OF
her stern OIL above
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ADRIAN II. MULLER, Auctioneer
DEREMPTOkY SALE of $50 VAIL

PEREMP1Ok1 SALE of 25e VALU-
a ABLE LOTS Of LAND in the Kiln Ward the
Ciy Of H.w-York berg part Of the formerly bs
lons The late General Alexander Hamilton snd non
as he Hamilton sprrg plsce.-ADRIAN II MULLER
T sci a. pubic Auction, en- WEDNESDAY, 10Th day Of
change In the City Of New York $50 Lots staarsd On
boadwsy on KiBsbsdse Road. II IaO.h l4lst 1875
$50 asd fihss Tbs pr1perfy Is IN the vicinity OF tbs
LII ors and grounds Of Msssrs Field Rradhint aai
oheis he soil ~ Dry with good water and the ~ face
ete .Ld Is covered IN par; vita Of the n0ss macs
thsfs etsi.T ZIG ucs ments for capita H., psfJas wish
rs seoaI sn reside nees or for mechanics >ssr9os Of
he1thy ana cchvrleI, loca.IoT. ess tho CT ia
soIdso y ne hccson FLYER Railroad the deD6 II ck
a. i'eas. shn % sissss mich leave the Ciy Hal
tssIf 81 Is MAPS 81 t3e property be al the
s.z7f nj q 6geles
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SATTLER'S COSMORAMAS-F'Ts
Sales By Auriion

A. II. EERwIS Auctloaeer
RI BANGS BROTHER d CO.
~ 1reae sale Rooms No "a Park-row
"EDNEsD AY and THURSD AY EVENING, Feb IS, %.
ASSIGNEE SALE OF extensive end choice collection
of staple ana fancF Stationery and Fancy Articles in
pOii.d and coBsstic 2If