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tSUuiauport Industrial Home Association,

Ne.2.-The members Of this ASocisop are hrteny hot
sdthst the Choosing of Lois viii commence 90 MoNpat
Dee 70 at 10 N. Sixty members will choose eaca oay
ssodrg 10 tn dawn numbers, until the Whole ~ com
kkud-Suneays excepted. The Harlem Cars wall leave
e Depot at 81 A. NJ tor Ncrrssnis An rNehlus al
va also be held Al Military Hall BoweTy, during the
aoOspg rnenoiue at O'clock The numbers as they
" esoscn will he pub shed in The Dfy ItTe' Maps ana
n Of cuttings and filings BE- obtained AZ The resuar
sesitss, or OF HENRY PALMER, No. ls9 Wili itn-ss-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-13

Ia ~ Ne'ice.-JEws' HOSPITAL IN NEW-YORK-
lkqs or Three Directors, TO for three years
to~sSoi January next win be held in the meeting
Nv 70 the Synagogue, IN Crosby &. the i2tb
- yseemasr inst, a. I, o'clock in the 'oreaooa.
'~o1 ~ tie Board Of Dire,,ors
BENJAMIN NATHAN, Secretary.
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~ To Vniyersalists.-Rev.D DR. b. VlONls re-
Ioctfclv invites Conference meeting with any oeeSsr
un,o God of love lis object is to be materially AIDED IN
sssthpa public woIship in the French aud EnSish AN
gueges II New York. Ground: No Hen alter DeaLa;;3
oos The Bible Address the Doctor note, postpaid
though Pcet Office v stating where he must apply OF
snd hs receipt for gifts or donations
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Gperiai NoIiies.

~ Thackerny's Lecturcs.-The Fourth Lecture
a lie Course before the Mercantile Library Association wi
b. dshyeed 1t Rev. Mr.. Chapr's Gate Mr.. s.elowss)
hueh No. as BT' ad Hay near PTiDce.sf, MONDAY
EtEfING, Dec. IL, at o'clock. Subject; Prior Gay
arc Pope.
Single Tickets, rs cents eGch may be hal Of Evans &
Britfsn, 10. 6s7 Broadway; G. 5. Francis & Co. No.
% Broadwsy VIM. Hail & Son aud at the Library
Rooms WILLARD l.. FELT, Chm,
JAMES d. SMITH Lecture Com.
Holm HAI,srED
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~ To Glass Painters and Derorators.-iae
seo's OF the Association the Exhibition OF the sdus
ys I'll Nnrons invite Dcsigns ana Proposals for tsflng
0nameaial Painted Glass the four large fsniishs OF
Skthhit,on Buildng The Fsnghis are semi
sTadns OF x feet Parties sending designs and propo-
~ ~ requested 70 accompany them with speci mems OF
ye o. work in which they intend 70 execute them all
a. seh uost be adcfessei 20 C. T.. DErMOLp, Engineer
Vres No. "a Broadway, where fu,l drawings Of the
Nm WHETTEN Secretary.
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DAPNUM,s AMERICAN MUSEUM

nARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM
ID TIE AMPHIBIOUS MONSTER, called the sea II
,ss roe. through her very unique performances IN we
-, sysrv asv f-o.n 70 8 snd from q TO II 2 " oat
can be all hours As well As ,he t q ne nsy Of
T1Vr This sitsruoor at O'Clock. USED UP aud TIE
NJ. p II, N,.,,, Van. NJ s.s.usry ,hs
t,<ts,uInen,s de- q eenD Sesfsio the qae' i-1N
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10 Anniversary of the Newly ork City Trac
- Fn,,cr.nt IpteIl,sence Oficc and labor

~ FmsSrant Intelligence Ofice and Labor
Fxrhp.nc Nos % and n Canal-st- New-l ork-Ihs
eGse is established by the Commissioners Of tmsTalion,
where car always be found large numbers Of Laborers and
seruts rt very low of and persons can have
er orders filled BY writing 10 he Superintendent aud Sc nd
s the amount necessary pay the passage ct the parties
required No fees charged % omployen
JAS. 7. PAGAN, Superintendent
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n NJ Z Z
TYR No 81 Bowery FAREWELL BENEEtI Q,
- SStnSnS MONDAY EVENING, Dec ~, 49,, and
POSITIVE f,R as ANTIPODAL EXPERIMENT,
rrior 10 bis departure for Europe. ,-..
Besides the great novelty OF Mi SSni, r. ATIRES
IN THE RING, in which the most see0tHP"sSe" -i
u, ~ San LATnRoP's (cowrl Benefit on FRIDAY
EVENING.
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XNTANTED-A situation by a respectable
w youns WomaD Cook. Understands bisinE and IS
on excellent washer and Ioner The best o. city reference
cAn h. iyen Cali AZ No IS West l9hst between 9th aud
7th-avs Can be seen for two days.
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NTANTED-S1o,0C0 Cash Capital, in d bust
w ncss already successful operation, in the manufc-
tue OF recent improvement, OF articles Of general unity
te country the sales Of which Il is believed,
Will sooH b. very extensive and large profits CON-
pete e,atemen, ot the business will b. given and nnetcep
tonable reference 20 character, Sc exchanged None
need am " who cannot command the amount OF capital
above Adde'S w o. L. at the office Of The " Y Trlb-
u1e with r. al name and place for interview.
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no NOT FORGET that ROBERT nEE-
IL LFR's b-wilaerins and nstonishinz ix,G n
MFNTS will couuIence on MONDAY tshNi w, -
20 ii his new and magnificent Hal, Ne s'' o'oia way
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nIRTON's R-Chambers-st.-
~ 80. Ne Kill be MAYED

II mis- ENENING, DC. -. VII % F4"1'"
PAUL PRY. - -
Col rlAede ThsSe. Ms. HSaSe.
ONE THOUSAND MlLLlNERS WANTED
Toe Bnss..... Mr. BuIson Angelica. ..'M Mrs. husnss
ncors OMEN AT "a O'clock; performances commence al
s,ss and PsrcEet 80 cents Second Circle . cents Tn
yate Boxes 81; Orchestra Chairs, 10 cents
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IL Franklin Lactures.-Profesor OLMSTEDS
Second Lecture Astronomy, tcopousy illustrated by
large telescope views and dagras) will be gwen az the
Tabernacle, MONDAY EVENING, 18th Dec at
O'clock Admission only ~.
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Wants.

ASLAuvDREss or would do chambcrwOrk and
n ine washing and ironing; understands huting - a
good plain Sewer (wilins and obls,nE)j would bake
moderate wages in good situation No objection 70 the
country. Apply at No 20 Bowery.
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A RESPECTABLE PRoTEsrASr GIRL desires
N situation to do chamberwork and fms wishing AMI
Ironing or 10 do general homework in small private fam
iiy Good city reference Apply No 20 Greeuwicey,
for two days.
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T.. uublshed every TUESDAY and FRIDAY norniss Price
Is Ger a.a-. Two copies Tor s. Ten for so AdYer
,..e.De1ts 6 cents Lin. f0- each inse rtioiI.
GREELEY & McELRATH. Publishers.
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WANTED-A respectable midile-aged Eng
w hsh Woman. who speaks the lsngnass correctly ard
has had experience IN the treatment Of children cheer
FIJI dTpositDn end good dAons indispensable.
The advertiser resides the country, bat may g 70
Furupe IN tn sprinz No need apply who Is unwilling
Office.
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UvALLACK~ THEATER Brcadway-J.
w " W.L,cg Lessee. w. LssrES Stage Man.
-, THIS EVENING Dec. Is vii be performed
"s LONDON ASSURANCE.
Sir H Couriley. Mir Blake lady SpsnAer ~ IS n hT
d. xxlc........ Mr. Lester GIsce MIS- baeAAAIa
A PRACTICAL MAN
r1o,S.,ex NJ Walcot Savcyar6 Girl. Mss osborne
Doors open At g. ococA performance 70 commence A.
psToret s6 prets Circle 50 Family Cce' . eens
NIIBLOs GARDEN-JoRS SETON, Mad
~ aser-Lsst nj hi but OF the enSsseneni ., maa
THlLION and Mr.. HUDSON-rhls ENENiNo' ps''
Is, Will be performed ,,,.,,oxD-,
Clmro Msyor.. Mr. Martin Ia CsE'n,; No.. Hs-reTrt
N Ayeyro Mr. Mestayer Reboeeo. Nj lhon1 "a
Tickets 50 cents Private Boxes s. Doom open 81 J. 10
commence at u.
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poARD-Onc large and two small Rooms,
- sniisbe for faili.s xnslc Gentlemen. may hs OBJ
{. red Ike fn: cess hrowS stone house, No 81 Wet Ia
e.trSss X lli. ID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-13

u Franklin Lcc:ures.-Profesfe OLMsTED
vii, lecuie on the Sun Moon Comets, Grand Mechan-
i,m e Il Solar System Tue Mode Of Weighing the Sun
aid Phrets, aud OF predicting the return 81 Comet at
The Tabtnacle, THIS (Monday) EVENING. Admission
One Shilling.
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~ Gentleman ard their Wives and angle Gcarleucn,
VITA ial rer;isl Board the elegant manson No IS
OzeNcsL RStrnces required.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-13

II Mrs BncOu's Course Of Historical Iu-
ssruCtiOn. at The Stuyvesant inStitutc.-Tae
ffb Lessen viii be given on TUESDAY MORNING at
II O'Clock Subject Tho lndO-Germanc Group in the
Primitive Setes OF Oriental Antiquity. Single admission,
70 cents. Tickets for fifteen lessons So
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CHANCE 10 MAKE MONEY.-From 50

CHAsCE 10 MANI Nun III II Iou ,
10 $40 day nav be made BY any individual IN city OF
country with the knowledge OF highly nsigl discovery 10
universal demand which WI send by return mail On u
closing 20 81, postage PAID directed q a. ; tOLt
Post-(lfice Box No $50 Rochester, New ORR TINS u
6r,trste opportunity Tor studentS eerkA inys or sy
yourg uen " Young lady oat of business ls innedAts
" lucrative IN sny part of the United States
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ITO LET Manhattan Hall, No 665 4th-st
l. lear Avenue ID, cyey evening except sss"s'' w
Lectures Concerts Exhibitions and AssocisnonA
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4 YouSG ScoTcH WOMAN wants situation
~ rs SeamstIess or for genera housswOEs IN private
family She undersa lands dfessmaking Apply IA the store
SHLkRIEE
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4 PROTESTANT WOMAN wants stuatlon as
Cook and 10 asrst in tie washing Also wanted, By
q Protestant Woman 20 20 ont % days washns Good
city reference. Call at No $50 Sulivan-sf, m the rear
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r. uecbnnics, Society Lectures, 1929

tT- Peoples Lcctures-CouIse for 1852 aud '53 -
VIII b. opened ON TUESDAY EVENING, Dec. II, a. ths
Bfoadway Tabernacle, with Poem By Rev. JOHN PIER
POINT, OF Mediord Mas. Subject" The Scholars Hope"
Discussing the advantages aud Disadvantages OF the several
Professors. Doors open at O'clock To commence at
precisely Tickets One Shilling each, 10 be had e EVANS
bRI1TAN's, No. 697 broadway, ct No III Nassaust,
and at the door
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In OCni MuSic.@ILOsc gentlemen who have subscribed
tier members of the ass in Vocal Music, under
the dire ctOn Of Mr.. BOURGONNIER, and all pc:sons,
whether mealbers Of tire Association or otherwise, who
dtsre pursue this study, requested meet Ia the
Lecture Room THURSDAY EVENING, 10th inst,
n o'clock, when the time Of meeting the of in
sructon &C, Will he definitely arranged.
Particular attention called the instruction of This
ftnienan who prOuifcs a., who shall follow his
with attention. perfect knowledge OF the theory OF music,
AID TIE reading OF music az sight
For any further partcu ars apply to the Librarian.
w r. ODFII, Chairman Class Committee
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4 French WoMAS wishes TO get situatiOn
~ ina D vate American family Seamstgess, or t. do
the fine washing and utng rousr u aeea or eonf Caa
be seen FOR two days No 1904 Broadway, font room
uun,r floor. CltY Te.lrences.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-22

Dis0,
On February 20 JsaN NJ, Jr, son OF John N and Am
Eliza Patterson sged Ia years and 10 months.
The friends OF the family invited to attend his u
neral from the residence of hts father No 81 Lexington
avenue this morning at 10 O'Clock proceed to Yon-
ksrs. by the Harlem Railroad.
st Louis and Richmond Va papers please COPY.
EDWARD HARTLEY, aged 81 Q native Of Cavan, parish
OF Fillmore, and con of Mary and william Hartley.
His friends end acquaintance respe ,tfully invited
to attend his funeral this afternoon. at O'Clock from
tho City Hospital.
On Saturday morning, Of srysipslAs, JAses BArARo
WHITE hfoRE
His funeral will take place on Sunday the ed Instant
at half psst IA, from the residence OF bis mother
frier d. those Of his family and Of hi, fatbe,
Commodore Soa respectfully Invited to attend his
funeral, without fur. her notice
On February Il, after lingering illness JosgPs,SE T.
wife Of William Deuyherty, aged q years.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral Monday the ed inst
at III O'Clock A. from her late residence No 279 East
broadway The remains will BE- taken to Newark Now
jersey, for int%rment.
On February 20, at his residence He'll Gate JossrH
FouLRE, In the SD year Of his age
The funeral service will take plsce Monday after
noon at O'Clock, at Calvary Church,
At Cincinnati Ohio on Friday, February 20, of con-
sumption, FRAhors MARY, wife OF William II Brown, and
daughter Of the late Philip Young, In the 35h year Of
her age
At Mohawk, N. Y, on the 18th inst, Csc r Frxrra,
aged "a years
On Saturday evening, February Il, JAvr WELSH vi
months.
Her friends and relatives invited to attend her f
neral Monday at NJ. from her late residence No
SO Cherry street without fur her notice
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Mitehcn. kirg Ho&sson.



LsvRReooL-Seamship Pacifo-hr and Mrs. W Gale.
Morcss,er nss. james Harley EDgIand Wood w.rth
e.: S'ss Rs sS.s
sohs smith lnsiase David orslan E.a, and ps ..s
Sa.s NJ. e.. sss:s
a:;cs Nsrs, Gasss rIass na A0a:;S 4:
SsssssR. o.ssovi wn EsIs rSoSss Sisle Ms:
Martha Nible and sesvsnA EYork; John Mayer NYorE
E DSrsia RI S s . s os.ss,
ssS az A4r sng snd s sHs ,s.nd %q
Capt rraaklia Haiist hYori VIM X Wi i.Is oerm.ny;
20 Lslpsss; 1esi.,d o Hall Philadsiphi.; Oliver
s.ss:s GS1i : sr. Gsfrs M
Soiz.ssss, BsatSsa. Ens.aa; Isoonss Ts.s,iiI !;
ss:, I.s sss T.. o
S1a xsscas csas Sa. .sa
mare mare AlssA.dSr Green sad Augustus arssa Italy :
Extraordinarily Alshsms-R Teller A p H.,scy
snS lssy Iiss hslssy, Ty..s s1s ls.y ~" Wys,d
Res.. Lacy and ss5v:nN = GI1.t. as.r o.llsy. ?
Dssss u .sys fss sSss
cissi Miss 3 Bisskvon lis. = wsrS.I Miss cssss.
rims @ heiv. hrs ElyeA Miss Ba!ies Wilson; p Il
mAs Meyer MIR Zayas Ar Areags. Alex AikiD, Do MAJ
CaARIYsTor~stcsm ship Marion chas Fearing W Rob.
insSn Kesshu% Bernard 6, end LADY; ~ AopSn.ld
noushson spa infant Mrs Jss prs,s, Jno Clue. Jne
Tus.sess IorSea Bailey T Gibson sad lay . yoars
n,S nopiinscn PrinSs; Gs'S%sn oni'hgolm
nc
s.s s:a ss As s:s. y ss a'a
Chas howard; 3 s,usley. Raymond. q W TAYLOR.
smisf The Dernby MRS Allen. Mis-: Cox Mss skin.
Mr. Allen and three ohildron. Fowler smd coo
CHI. Gillespie. Con s'rinsers Lieut. aodvin-S ia che
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Superior Court.

before Hon Judge Campbell
fEs. 0--FkptnE 70. Hectr.-In thh eats, tho Jury
gould not agree, and we're discharged
Henrietta c. Sttns, N her Gusd,an. ~. .f,r, Ss~s
md ofhfs-Ths wHs an sction Of ecotmept TO recover
possession OF PIE oise IL Lewis street The property In
1890 was owned by WE Jarvis who executed m
10 the Traders Insurance Company The mortzsg. was
,ubeequenty forsoossd and the premises cold under
shs directions Of the Court 81 Chano.ry and bought by
ths inrura nce company The insurance company re.
NAMED in poession o. the property TIL May 1896 when
u was conveyed BY tss company 70 msn,y Steers Jr
= not recorded, and 1t subsequently Into the
!, seaasop OF the defep dants The death Of Mr. II.
x - oosurred some time after his widow became
ii, and the plaintiff a. the issue, claims the pro.
g., owned By her father at the time Of his death
Tia d,fepdants denied that the said Henry steers u
s,as Ia possession Of the property Nefdot tof te'th
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-22
CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY, Feb. N-eP
Asrm-saes Of 80 bbls pots and pearls were effected
at Ia per loo lbs Stock reduced 10 loo CASKS
both kinds
Brripsrrrrs Flour moved 10 the extent Of 10000
bbs ordinary TO choice statc at ~ 93x e6 2H oom-
Western ~ 50 o64 s. 25-ths previous value be.
elder which there were 1000 bb Southern rumored ~
taken foi expert at s., but We could not trace the
transaction. Rye -four held ct SO 62H and Brandy
wine meal at 30 66A, without enquiry Wheat barley
ard reemed In animate though unaltered or rye,
eco bushels found buyers at T5c 7ec the former
raiss Northern eats continued brisk at 43c . 400.
Coryss varied little 800 bags Java fstchpg Ilc, and
3oe Ls9uayra g..
CoTIow .-The market generally exhibited frmer
tone 10 dsy with sales Of 600 bales at small Improve
,ent on the better grades which appear TO be mostly
IN request We continue our quotations
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ssrdinss. u ees I'D 70 oass zsnts ourant q lKs.
Hy-nortA rivsr ruled quiet. ct rs . see. pse hun
H.s~-we hoard Of 100 bales American un6rss,s4
telling taken st SLY 30 siss 80 usuL terns
I.os-sootoh pAs Was retailing at ss ossA d.
LEAD -Nothieg further tsauspIred in as,sna; oos
tens spanish found purchasers OF ~ SIX, OF there
LINZ -RockisDd common continued lnaaimsts ss
81 20 per hundred lbs
at 900 -s isht advance.
EA,AL srosrA.-Oruds turpentiDs was qussd ct 81
ceN spirits At 40 So; white roeu, 81 p 81 and
common do 81 ESQ 81 $780, but We heard Of no sales
NvImos $500 lbs prime were obtained ct $50. .
Qua -Lnseed was in moderate request, at 62xo and
whale, at 60c per gallon, cash.
PsovsloSs appeared more active, the business in,ul-
Inc sec bills prime and mess pork ct SIS eSHa ~ lsK
ana SO 80 SIS Is; LII pkge shoulders and ANS
at 10 ec 5000 lbs old hams, at Tko.; 5000 pkgs
prime lard, at % oko. per ID 400 ob,s prime and
prime msss, at Sic, respectively.
sEoAns-l0ONoo Principe we're disposed Of Of $ll per
thoWsud
Boar CASTLE was scarce and held at $40 Per 100 bs
srisiTs There have been $50 bbs Ohio aud prison
whi'hey picked up at 2ae 22he cash; per gallon
TALLow- There we're ooe lbs prime reported Sold ct
private contract 3d. with reduced STOCK, was tho &C.
neral asking rate.
RtoErrTs or PRODUCE THIS DAv
Bv EFw HAvEN RAiiRoAD.-SC4 sides leather, Is bales
bo.hele rye and 750 do. cats.
By Fss RAILROAD = az bags corr, 489 do oats AS do.
WHEAT 20 hogs bales WOOL 30 packages cheese Az do
butter 80 bds. whisksy, I072 do -four and oSa sides
leather
~ HuosoS Ryrs RAusoAD.-So bbls -four, 95 bags
do, 20 pkgs beef So do butter, 1000 bushels cora
4e8 90 oats 900 edes leather Sc tile AT sheep 235
hogs, AZ bales hay, 97 do wool, and 45l bbs lime.
By New YORK AND HARLSM RAILBoA - Receipts for
the wesk ending Feb Il =; 90 cattle Is 100 calves
49psbeep 1894 lbs pork as packages butter GIT bushels
Gate SO bags buckwheat -four lid bales hay, Al tons
iron, 10 do. timber, and 1877 bales wool
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.
STOCK SALES.

PErLADFLrruA. February 2L-rirst Board-el0O0 Ken
tucky Bonds l06x; $500 spring Garden S. FIX 100 shs
Rsaeins Railroad 500 United States Bank 10 Penn
sylvsnis Railroad Az $500 hesapeake and Delaware
81 91 500 Reading Bonds, AS SON II shs Lshsh Naviga-
ton, $500 Lchish Navigation S. interest OF 100
Reading RR lS&. Mint Certificate Ne. 1887 WAS paid as
sh: Mat After saIes,soo sh. long leland Rail
500 Ysnnsy yana S.. l0O> $1,000 Lehah kavigaMon s.
49, $500 Lehigh Navis.hon Mortgage Bonds @ $1,000 Read
l2 Girard Bank l2k Morris Canal l6 20 Psnnsyl,
vsnia Railroad AK 40 Reading Railroad Minehiil
79t; 80 chs Long Is.ad Railroad, 9 $50 BEADING Rail
rosd 49,. = "
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Herald Marins Correspondence.

The bri rrtAlin from ApsisehiooA with 500 bsles of
ooton which TortuEN the night Of the
,e nst sshsre s~onty four bour before being disco
veet by hs wgeokors Abe weather being vory harry The
vreos henoo hsr 1858 bales and brought herto this port
on 1c ysh inst The bona roshppsd. the Board Of
Survey reporting Mat The vessel lie nos suoen damaged
Sl7tT ~. Sslvsge not got awarded.
The salvage IN the ose Of the ship lebanon has OF yet
beer d.cree1 the amount o. damaged property saved and
colds Csib The DRY I0rtcn has appraised AZ X 695
The sbp 10 stu ashore. aud all rAiss her hare
proved fruitiess
TIE brs Maria is SAN 10 port bens repaired and sAulisd
will proceed 70 sea IN few dtye
Tfs bark Fanny spioer srrived l9sh inst With
Noors destined Tor abs psc sss Tampa Bar W sail With
In soss FEB Bpsss Write oiopa fp,Sysrs scsrl brgs
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nIvIm p InTE LLIG nUE
ross % INV YORK, 1IB. 81, IHl.

Cleared.
ssssn,sp s,so, RIcsfs Ess o.:sas s1s,,
Steamship Asrion. Berry Charleston sponord. Tess0n
.sesns Roanoke Parrsh Norfolk and Petersburg Deen
Ship Victoria Ch,mpion. London, J ori.void.
ship Now orld. knight Liverpool Grim ell hnsurn
Ship Lady franklin. Yeason, Ii erpocl Thompson Ne
Arsa ca Ssw sssan ssn
Bark Franklin tiiaml KnudsOn. Hamburg. Schmidt &
Bari Home Hosmer. Havana, Crosby, CrooIs.& Go.
4S.s cardpsr ks, Nss@ii Logan
!a. leslie 1sn csSssy s:.a s ms.''
R s,!. Bremen pn 3gEeIl Kcpef ns,an5.s Gg..s Co.
Brig Brown Brown. s.suA Ia osaHde. Simpson. Nay
Dtis Umpire, Simpson: Portland. Thompson 4 Hunter
sch S sli,,bsh Dee. ohssss. Bssls Ne5rios PoS'
sohi onoiays, simon.on, Nay ssusz. J onOM,is Co.
81: ss:s sss tasf Co.
ssr p;Sss s. n,5ss ''Ri:h sos'
s:S. ICE Wig 6 Ss S.s.ss. f;.sS.s 80
ssS: 1;;1 %ysiSs: 5si.jnsIs Johnson Lsvdsn
seh1 sstsh E.sSssh. smith. New Hs1sa, mss,si.
sSs Ii:;::; ysss%: Isis;;. pps,scs
Propslsr Jo'epAins, MGFrson: South Am5yJ B,iss'
sissp Bowen, Kenny FRO Prcvid.no.. master.
sssan,hip Pioneer. Kstrsdse Chars. San Juan
% fsa S ssstss a s.,
s si sss Ssss s m sy. and
da.s ist lon g spoke Br ship Pemeerton. days
Brig sarah issustsJ Coleman La val. DO Core ysns
srels JAP 81 with hides and coaes vose Psrkns Co
has had 10 days OF westerly winds on Abe coaIs
Brig Tybee, Ferguson Charleston days with cotton snd
rice 70 Bukley Feb H. AM lat 80 a. Ion "a struck
IN dssf sssuos Ss head Of n.nmss &c. ss msnsop
FIRE, which extin gushed by hauling
the the all ~ .he time down
ths fore torsa Injured The has experienced
heavy weather.
sskr Alexander NJ Fish Norfolk, days bound 70 Ayn's
Point. l9kh when Robins Light driven
the Toe down the kArrows after which w,h Srss diff
Guilty suooesded in Ieachins the Quarantine dock
Bohf Alfred Barrett Baker. smyrna Del, 3tays.
sohr Victory Niokerson Boston, 3 days
sohr . A Appleton, Kinney, Boston. 3dAyA
eohr David Babten. Bsbfon, Roofrort5 days.
HImes Hole days kerorts herm BRIG and three
schrs fast In the zee yesterday Old Fsld
PoRs; enough 70 learn their names TIE wind
Afterwards sprung MP from the southwark which would
sicop Harvest, French, Providencs
bioop FIsdsrlei Brown, Gardiner, Pyoyidence.
Sailed.
steamships Pscsc Eye Liverpool; Falcon. Rogers, New
Orieans Alabama, Ludlow, Savannah Marion, Berry,
Oharsson Roanoke Parish Norfolk and Riohmond shps
TernRao nev oypeiL kumford, San fTancseo Australia
Wind - sunri.s. ENx, .. meridian do, 81 suase. 81
TsIsETaphis Marine Reports.
Ar,iv.d-stesnaships Cen Conoh. NYori; sbips Jane
Cooper sa6 Coiumbs dol bsrks Jeddo Provdonep Catha
fins Augusta brips Rhodes Proyidenoe Clinton New
fOri Hendwg tPruss doi sohrs Roberts. and eAml
Cl,stod--ahip HARRISBURG NYork.