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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-23
Markets. Reported BY T5ecrarA.

NEw-ORLEANs, Dec. a-CoTToN il quiet in conse-
quence of holders asking higher prices Barely 500 bales
sold to-day LARD has declined 900 bbs having sold Al lie
r. M-CorroN quiet, owing 10 the reception of the
Naearss letter: MoIAssss-Sooo bbs sold at pie for
PRIME SUGAR steady fREIeHrs are easier Cotton Is
taken for Boston at tic. Some 80 bales bought last
week have been stored for lower reghs Flour i sctiye
and h. advanced 1900 bb have CHANGED hands AZ a. al
a 81 50 for Ohio. MESS Pork 4, dull AZ Air
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-23
PHILADELPHIA MARKxr-Wednesdap. Dec

x-There Is good demand for CLovERsErp and 4 ono
bush sod at 50 y "a ms BARK is not inquired alter
Soo bbs sold at IS sl bsrrei for s,aadsr5 md
good brands and IS sstGSS s7f for choice brands Some
holders viii not accept the former for shipping bsnas
There far inquiry for the supply OF the retailers apj
bakers at IS sly to IS for and fancy ranS AZ
IN quality In RYE; FLOUR and CosN MEAI no ehanre A
There is good demand for WHEAT Sales Of loo busb
Southern Red ct 81 H. and ordinary White az 81 s ur;me
White at 81 Is No further sales Of Rye have besn r
ported Coax in better demand. Sales Of Soo busbel,
good Yellow al $685. and White a. Coo Oars are in bet
ter demand Loco bush prime Pennsylvania sold At 4ic
z N. COFFEE is held firmly. wHrsKY-Demsnd limited
Sales OF GOO bbls. AZ 81 . &c, and hhds. At &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-23
kn0ken.6c-

Aul Il lat 80 "a ", lon % 81 w ship se,m.r p.,.,. -
New York AUG ~ for san Francisco. ' Da"es' Ho"
avg ~, al u % lon ~ W. vas bark supposed The
aeA squat Faulkner, from New York Aus II for San S.,
Dee u AT 81 81 lon II 90 barb Gnpa, saywnd from ss,
Dec e LAT 20 81, lon 70 So sehr J. T. Bo~lsy fof p,..
townl Pierce from Boston for Caps HSyuen W. '""Ce
from Bo<ton for Mou;evdeo ~ ~o''''' Foasand,
Nov - OF Pois Tuipse Asros RIVER brig Garland o, G.
pee ~ lat - u loo 80 % w. ship Unon (of B,hl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-23
MEMPHIS CITY SIX PER CENT. BONDS

Nl GUARANTEED by the MEMPHIS AND
CHARLESTON RAILROAD CO-The total debt OF the
City of Memphis, including the above named Bonds, Is
S SOL assessed value of real estate and other taxable
property for the fiscal year 81 0o0 being an
increase Of fifty cent in two years Estimated revenue
from taxation for this year, S32 S78. Population IN $780,
POS; in 1880, 8, $50; 1882 1900.
The Memphis and Charleston Railroad Is 29l miles in
length and of the most fertile Counties ia
Tennessee Mississippi and Alabama ntersectins the Nash
vile and Chattanooga Railroad and perectns an uninter
rupted communicat by Railroad from the of the
Mississippi Valley the Eastern and Southern Atlantic
seabosra. The cost will be IS 100000, against which
large proportion thereof paid and the State Of Tonnes
provides $1,000 per mile on the portion OF the ne within
be completed and in operation by LIST January 1855 and it
is expected the balance will be completed within sixteen
months from this date. . .
The BONDS are for 81 eco EACH interest aud principal
payable in the City Of New-York-the latter ip 1882
Further particulars regarding the security Of these Bonds
can obtained of the by whom they Of
fered for sale. CAMMANN, WHTTEHOUSE Co,
No Sc Walst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-23
,rsnsvrxs .I.isas.------zr rss
MLRINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.....-
Cleared.

nsApB FrAniln sah~Ss, Ne. orieans +, L,o'a Go.
sp-WeTnr ter. TsfedOru. se~ Orleans. Ne.nlth 4 s11+
Darls-Pafria. 'Rrcml ss9er slyannlh, A. Gie-er j.
schiiIns M.ie Pop7c ca Norma. Bren Hort
Richnnd Pcrpe Co. Wathrn, Hon. efr Chsr---on j.
w E~eii Co Camilla Baseh 81 rho-na. Russell = S,Tfon
BnssEsstks, Nesou. New Haven. n ~ Ffe-maa; Omzom,
fPottn Aveier Lstn. Grirnel inarn Herald, Lace,
Aart susaivuod Anderson Co Capaa Joha, coaans,
New Orcans Nesmlh Il sous
scfoonersW H. Hnsud Aesen ST Hirks Stanton & Thorns
soB Jersey OAK Rnsegs JAfksonv IT, J. Gre J. p. Coin Cab
son AitAtafss. nsyhrS. Talbot CO. Ann smith, Wstsrs
Chareon DEnhsn DroD; Martha Mara, sva, salem X w
Rope a. Go.
ssap-M.na I.O1so, Beanctt. Bristol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-23
Nv TeIeQrauh.

BOSTON, Dec 99A ship Afghan New Orleans bark Hyper
GLASGOW brss Euaa (Br) St Jsso; William d. Gfoon,
Savannah.
Cid ships Clara Wheeler and New Orleans. bsrt
VALPARAISO; Saranac, Havana Clara C. Bell Mobile schs Ply
mouth Rock and S. H. Townsend New York
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 20-ATr. bark Ceonia, New York.
PROVIDENCE, Dec 22Ch schr Harriet A. sternson of New
Yort, Pot, for NevOr
SALEM Dee 2-Ar. baris Active Ambr Africa John w cof
FIN, Bathurst. Africa
WARREN Dec s2-sld bark Hungarian Champlsn N Orleans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-23
Receipts Of Produce. DEE .

By NetS fnk ani Eric Rairoad-l p bbls Flour 100
tes Beef $40 Hos. @ packages Lard s2s DO Butter is7
sdes Leather S b6A Ashes Is PACK Seed 2O sheen
SCsyes II Cattle sSt bans Iron 2 do Steel In bb. An
pies, do Eggs. and packages Dried Fruit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-23
JOHN II. AUSTEN, Auctioneer..
THE ARTISTS SALE.-A most valuable

Il collection OF PAINTINGS, The production Of
AMERICAN ARTISTS.
DAVID AUSTEN Jr, will sell auction at the ,0slls1
Of the American Art-Union, on WEDNESDAY, the ~
inst, splendid collection of Paintings contributed
American Artists. Among these fine works. bsfne
exhibited to the public. will be found Pictures BY Cole,
Durand, Church, Huntington, Leutze, Edmond1 nesnf
Cropsey, Ranney, Woodvile, Kensett Elliott Hicha Ine
sitter Rotherme Sully Ggnoux, Hinckley. Csdery o..
die, Peel and others ofour distinguished Artists The
entire collection will be sold without reserve, and vii b
open for exhibition, with catalogue SATURDAY pexf,
until day Of sale at No. 4g7 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-23
To Mariners.

Notice 10 mariners and plot. hereby y.n tbs. n.
Boat has pfo winter for repairs and win b. % -.
ssbon until March next when nofice will be h.y
ne. .rtSn -, SHA.tfs Pom, Col and Sup ofLixh.
Iurks Island date OF Nov 20 the new sh ho1 ~,
Grand iurk declared 10 Be-
~ho see esn be seen from so weather al Ies tbS,,
e vessels pay eens per ton hight money which Dot heavy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-23
no RAILROAD CONTRACTORS. :

SEALED PROPOSALS. addressed 10 either of the
undersigned will be received at Hlsborough Highland
County Ohio until the LIST day of February next at noon
For the Graduation and Masonry Of the Middle Diyision
of tie Circiraati Hillstorough and Prkersburgh Rail
wey extending from Hillsborough, Highland County
point Jackson jackson County oh'o about %
The line will be ready for examination early in January
and proles and Of the work viii be exhibited
at the En- gnees office in Hsborough for one week prior
to the Let day of February.
This Railway forms the recognized continuation across
Ohio of the Baltimore and Ohio aud North Western Vir
eina Railways and being located Ink in the through
line between Baltimore aud 50. Louis will be found IN
every way worthy the attention Of able and enteprssng
contractors. -, -.
The remainder of the line to the Ohio River will be ready
for contract about the LIST day Of May next ,
JAMES NJ TRIMBLE, President
FtrwooD MORRIS Chief Engineer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-23
+. CoLToN. Auctioneer
GREAT AUCTION SALE ofFURNITURE

A NREAI AUCllON SAIi. Oh y RNl Il UhE
W and CHAIRs.-F. COTTON VIII sell THIS DAY
fThursday) Dec p, at 10 o'clock, at the Auction Roc
No 50 Beekman-st. the largest stock OF Furniture q,
Chairs ever offered sale in the City II viii compa
every kind snd description of rosewood and mahogany pr
lor BED aud basement furniture Also Carpets and o.
cloths feather Beds and hair Mattresses OF every descp
Also az the time, all the furniture OF family who IN
giving up Housekeeping in this lot also, without pstc
larizing will he found all the kinds of good mahe
any furniture required housed keeping. There viii asp
So at the sale leo dozen ofcurmapie black walnut
cottage parlor Ind Boston rocking Chairs all in good co..
sale win prove quite advantg eous those in the ts
well as ell who may wish fs their Also sevea
counting house desks and three large French plate Mon
in coed order suitable for parors. The sale viii b pr.
emptory without regard TO weather and Catalogues iesy
the afternoon previous the day OF sale AT private a
building lots on shav and 49th-st. VIII DO sold q hx
prices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-23

The Rochester Ameriean gives the annexed
annual statement Of prop y lsftsnd first cleared from
Rochester on the h e and Genesee Valley Canals dur
ing the season 81 1884, showing the quantity and esq
N, -.s Of value Of each article:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-23
WILLIAM IRvING, Auctioneer.

NPLENUIU SALE OF FANCY GUUDX-
- WILLIAM IRVING 4 Co. win sell ct auction %
THURSDAY, Dec. q and FRIDAY, Dec. a, ct lo
splendid assortment Of Fancy Goods suitable for the Holt
days, PaIan Marble Figures Groups Animals &C. PLATED
Cake Baskets, Cstors Paper Mache Goods Work Tables
Work Boxes. Folios Inkstands Screens &c, beautifully
inaid Bronzes Marble Goods, French China BohemiAi
Glass Ware. English Crystal, Cut Glass Wsre Ebony
Goods, Chinese Goods, &c. They be examined %
Wednesday The attention Of the Ladies IL requested
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-23
Drp GOODS.

A G. COLBY, No. % 3d-av., commences
IA This Morning sell of his entire stock Of fall and
winter DRY GOODS. His stock extensive end well -
lected, and will be sold for cash ct great bargains
A WORD to the LADIES.-Buy your fad.
IA and winter DRY GOODS at A. O. COLBYS, No. y
sdsv for greater inducements cannot be found in this city
Give him call.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-23

pcr1od iast year.
The City ia obtaining very high prices for
the Real Estate being sold by the Commissioners
Of the Sinking Fund. The Exchange is crowded with
large buyers, and the bidding is spirited.
Mr.. j. w. Bissell, Of Rochester, Treasurer
Of the Genesee and Hudson Railroad Is in town upon
business connected with the organization of tina. Com
pany In relation to this Road the Rochester papers
state that:
We were shown, yesterday, paper containing sub
scnptions TO the amount Of about 100000 to the
above title which Company informed has already
been organized with capital of S7,OO0O00 for the pur-
pose of constructing direct Railroad from the City to
Albany Troy with a broad guage, and without inter-
secting any street or highway but 90 built as to pass
over or under them after the English mode.
The proposed Road Ii TO he constructed with double
track and compound rails II Is represented thst the
requisite capital is ready for investment effort being
necessary TO IT, and that 10 ~ cent of the entire
capital has already been paid in.
We recognize among the Subscribers many of our
most sagacious and enterprisiDg capitalists Those who
engage In this undertaking confident that thebus
Of the Central route already great and 10 be indie
6nitey increased hereafter will abundany sustain both
the proposed road, and the line already existing.
1t s Believed that line from this City to the Hudson
River be constructed for millions of dollars.
This s but trfe than onethird the cost of the
present lines, and Il is well known that even with this
great Investment they doing very profitable bust
ness, and that the stock Of all the Roads commands
high premium
We understand that the line will be much more direct
than the present one object easily attained without
avoiding any of the principal towns which it Is desirable
20 reach
About oneseventh Of the stock has already been TAKEN
and Il IL known that more than double the required
amount will be subscribed the moment the booksare
opened In other cities.
The Company has been duly organized under the
name OF "The Gcnesee and Hudson Railroad Company"
and the necessary documents filed at Albany.
The following is statement Of the Public
Debt on the Lat Of Jan. 1851 and ls52:
srArssssr efs Pssae Dsef tie LET Of asIsy 1851 andia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-23
.Whalers.

Ar at Penanbuco. Nov. 90 barb Fanny of New RassS
Hon rev bedetd OCT 5 and sd day the south
MCsnary lshnis Nov brs GEN ,oBsyereyl Cool 80 hS
and others, a. reported ~ chr soper A. 10 ~, oo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-23

DEREMPTORY SALE of PROPERTY IN
chants Exchange all that valuable piece Of property ia
Beekman.st Nos 25 25 and a. containing together e st
front and rear by 100 in depth ALSO, the two
Pearls Nos. 29 and 297 between Peckslip and Besk.
man See maps and other particulars at the Auctonss
No. 81 Maideu-lane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-23
Ocean steamer.
Passengers Arrived

az ss1 re frer Brsses-L Tofno lay and Two ch., NJ
ksyssn and shidres Eira schahs Lens.rr sn q: 49,
fAeA Aolsf L. ksniisss Y. Seura,c~er J AL R,~,a,r5
IN er'g sSsef FysseA re. s<-s Lesss ia Bsfts-sw
Hogan, 81 Ss;safssi Aas J. Nases Of LaerIA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-23

d 8. HouGH, Auction eer BY C. w. HOLMES.
WILL be sold THIS DAY, (Thursdsy,) at
w t0t O'Clock, at the salssroom, No. 81 Bsskmanst1
variety of and second hand furniture, conns q
large lot of Cane Seat Chairs Maple Black Walnut and
Mahogany Bedstesda Mahogany and Marble Top buSesus
Center Tables and Wsshstands, Office Chairs Spring Seat
Rockers, Sofas, Lounges, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-23

81, ,.r,,,, R.u-er so,'oB fen Rs-ans -, ,t.,o. NJ
~ TN Ghs.sus dschnrns add d. bar cyf,.ss, rom Mo
he. arvsa ffh
I-ss,rISsc, fer New foft, 10 .-F nuneds,efv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-23

~ VAN STEENWYK, STATE COMMI&
" sIONER ofEMIGRATfON for WISCONSIN, Of
fee No ITO Greerwich-t. NewYork open from oelses
A. NJ. till o'clock r. N. Pamphlets and verbal infsn<
ton, from reliable and authentic sources win BE- d!a
cheery and free ofexpense to all persons who ntso1e
settle In the State OF WisconGn of the finest cousins
of the rich and beautiful Valley Of the Mississippi
TT 8. PASSPORTS for all parts Of ~
~ worh-indpensble to trsvelers-fsued By
j. 3. MONIES. Notary. No e Bsoadwse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-23

NJ. B. BUTLER, Auctioneer
DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS SALE-On
THURSDAY, Dec g. at lo4 O'Clock, at No. II Sprvee.
St, I'd foor the effects OF John s. Benda, John Bers
William Oberdck and other ntestates consisting Of Tufu
ture Bedding Clothing, Trunks, Chests, Tools, Wsche
Jewelry, &C.; also two Revovers. By order OF
JAMES 8. THAYER,
Public Administrator, No. Z Nasaaust.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-23

=. On, n. cosl eornpanies generally we're quiet bat
80. a .he close Eric was heavy IN the morning
-. = - srmpess was afterwmd evinced, aud the
.s,.ro ia vas o5s The business Of December mus
~, a large. being In advance Of November. Inc
amount Of freight pressng forward Is enormous sor
Cryssa Palace AS wasbid In Bonds there was good
bssipess, some 10000 having chs--gcd hands The
market 10 hrm.
E The market 70, Exchange is still quiet ana
heavy ct sSlo p cent for Sterling, good signatures
being obtainAble at 9s095 y cent Francs are s'ea'y
but DUH
In Freiehts there is but small business
so,ns and rates are about as before. To Liverpool,
ooo =, nm hills Flour a. 3le04 800 bales Cotton,
s1ea,d Grain. I'D; Beef, 81; 500 bbls Resin, 36
To London. 1000 bbls. Turpentine, 49, To Glasgow
no tea Reef H. There Is good business doing 70
California At full prices AT the East there have been
= number of sales OF vessels. Threefourths OF the
shin Northern Crown, launched recently at Kenne-
bunk, have been purchased by E. d. Brigham Of Bos-
ION. and Howes e. Co. of New-York, at the rate of
$4,000; Messrs. Bourne g. Kingsbury, the builders,
vet retain one-quarter The ship Luminary, OF war
rem, r. l., has been purchased by r B. Johnson and
others of that town, and win be engaged Ia the egnt
ing business The ship Boy, 3s3 tuns, OF warren, mas
been purchased by A. T. Usher of Bristol Tor me Cuoa
trade. The ship Charles Humbertson' lio' runs Oh
Boston. built at Kennebec In 1851 has been sold 70 a
Boston house The ship Herculean, $40 tuns' elgnt
wears old built In Kingston, Mass, was sold at Si9U
The bark Gilbert of Providence, 300 tuns, built az
Topss Me- in 1e40 has been sold to parties In tins
City for the European trade at about $1,000 The BARK
Charles Devcnr of Newport 264 tuns, built in 1877
now In San Francisco has been sold to Abernethy a.
CLARK, of San Francisco, for 5000 The bark Frank
ln of Warren, 240 tuns, has been sold TO New Bed
ford house to be continued in the whaling business
The bark g. Roberts, about 300 tuns, built at South
Prospect Me- has been purchased by Messrs Bradford
a. Hall and others, of Providence, for $4,000. The
brig Paragon, $50 tuns, nearly new was sold at Bat
more for s6450.
The receipts at the Sub-Treasury are 3d.
zoo; paid, s74,O7o Balance, g, 1880.
In Money there is a continued activity, and
full rates are obtained on CALL at 667 y cent on good
collateras Some of the stock houses are very short
but other interests do not to be affected by this
local Wallst pressure Paper is less influenced by
this stringency as money after New Year, 10 expected
to be cheaper. Boston has large amount OF funds
lying here and portion of it being taken home in
gold but there lie no movement In any other direction
The condition Of the Exchange market indicates very
email or no foreign drain for the next three or fosr
weeks, or longer
The Cotton movement is as follows:
1852. 1851.
uo1aa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-23
CoR sALE-CLEvELAND and PITTS

EOR SALE.-CLEVELAND and IA 10
IL BURGH RAILROAD Co. BONDS, four years 70 run
s,n sTnPS1 oc .nS MIssr ssrpPI RAILROAD Co
FlRsTMoRTGAoE coNvERrlBLEs Y oenN 'h'"'
As sSRoN i RRANcH RAILROAD Co FIRST MORT
GAGE CONVERTIBLE y cent. Sh"i'
DELANo, DUNLEvY Co, No. IS wsll-'t.
NOTICE to OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ce;ved AZ the office OF the Jersey City Water Com
en- Lyceum Building, Grandst until Tuesday, the th
dsy Of January 1885, at o'clock, PM for the execution
OF the following woft mn
vile recurring the following quantities OF work;
20 tco cubic ards OF en- banknleut
1900 cubic yards puddle bank.
LAO, IA bricks laid n celcnI
CLIO square yards OF sdcing >, -- .,
For grading the site Of Engine House, amounting 70
l0c00tubic wards OF excavation .ono..
Fer the excavation and back hling OF ABOUT oVvs ect
Of large pipe trench amounting 70 9oo cubic yrs OF eh
For covering the pipe over the Hsekensack Marshes
amounting S5eoo erbc yards OF emoanknen' WIN M
average haul OF 500 feet -. - a..
For ditehing and banking sCco feet OF pipe on the
Hsckeusack marshes -, ~ Al. - .,,-;,,o,,
The OF two responsible persons win tn.
assent TO become suretes tor the fnmenl OF tne so'
in eTrv narcuar viii be required 70 accompany the pro-
posals r = - - d.. ,;...s os
work separately. or for the whole.
Tp commissioners reserve the right TO select such pro
ro.,. "A tbry nav think favorable for the interests oil
the city. . =. ,, os;..
70 be addressed to the Water Commissioners
Of jsIPpev City and Endorsed Proposal for Work"
fcYsays City December IL, 1882.
JOHN ID. WARD,
d. 5. GREGORY, Water
T IF o. D A. ALExASDER Commissioner"
wIfiilM : WHiTWELL Chief Engineer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-23
FRAN our Correspondent. !

fHILADELPHIA, Dec 2l-rlrcd- City OF Boston,
Clifford, Boston; schr. }. y. Tobias Hand, Savannah
CLEARED Steamship State Of Georsa Bennett savannah schr
Jane Patterson, Dole Babadoes Delaware Harding Providence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-23

$4,000. sissIFrI FHk cr sRS R MIS
ROAD BONDS for SALE.-These Bonds are available as
basis for banking in Wisconsin, by law OF the STATE ap
proved by the people the late elections they are the only
Railroad Bonds in the State that be so used.
The recef Of the 81 miles Of road completed were toi
the month OF October past six miies more o. .
six miles further by the first OF December next and to
Janesvle II miles, from Milwaukee by the 18TH Deem
Der next DELANO, DUNLEVY Co.. No is Waist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-23

GRAND SALE Of 10 Emo Oil PAINT.
" INGS, Gu THURSDAY, z5i, and FRIDAY, 14tA N
10 o'clock 1t the owners residence. No. 10 West 18th
The entire private collection OF neman. now obliged
By unavoidable circumstances 10 pet with them lie oS
them 70 that port of the community which sahcentr
cultivated appreciate and ambitious TO obtain sen
the irss wafer only. Among tnoss by modern srtsA WI
Durand. Cropsey, Cianch, Talbot Harvey, Ranpey snl
C. Green, the voTie pupil Of BcHtinsion, including ts
best picture produced by ta gifted lady, Mira Ia,
NJ Srencer. OF foreign, there SIX originals by Wa
Brown Of London one BY ia, uand, one by wouverun
one BY Os,ade an invaluable Megdson by Franqua rows
piece by Teller Fruit by Guillun.e extremely u>
able Winter Scene by Cruseman aud vivid hkenss d
Kossuth by Lorenzo Rowley. Open for examination va
Catalogue THIS DAY, from A. ". until or " A
careful packer will be in attendance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-23


This does notinclude debt we owe the Smithsonian
Institute for Arkansas Bonds, (about 5000 which
ere good for nothing; nor the addition five mil.
lions unissued stock yet owe for the Texas debt;
the trust funds the Indians under various
Indian Treaties, which are over o., 100000
The President In his last Annual Message saws of
th debt there had been discharged the fiscal year end
ing June 30, principal and interest. 50 45Ssi5
Since that time principal purchased. a,s5657
iosai. VII ,SlSSo2
The balance of the Tennessee Loan Skies
have been sold by Messrs. cammann, whitehouse &
Co, at l0e ex. div.
Several Of the City journals have announced
Mr.. Edwin Ludlow as Assistant Cashier Of the Ohio
Life and Trust Co. This is incorrect; Mr.. Ludlow Is
Associate Cashier, with the same powers exactly as
Mr.. Rockwell.
The Fitchburgh Railroad has declared
dividend of y cent The Eastern (Mass) Railroad
cent The total receipts Of the road for six
months were ss6S6os against sa46,75o during the
same mouths OF 1884, and the net earnings were $751;
GA, against els. in 1851.
new Bank lie to be established in Albany
the fret in twelve years
;. Inc New-Orleans papers of the l4th inst.
furnish the particulars Of the award of the slsooOoO
me bopds Of that city, the general features of which
were announced by the telegraph last week The sue
cct sful bids were a. folovs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-23

4 UCTION NOTICE.-RicH GOODS h,
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Cares Portfolios, Waters, Ac: Silver Mounted pt
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retailers ard Families.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-23
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The average price Of the previous negotiation in this
City IVES loo.6s or an advance OF 4oloo p cent upon
the prices realized at this sale The successful bidders
were Horace Bean CO.; J. Livingston James II.
Caldwell, for the Cincinnati Gas Company; Edward
MePherson; Brsnder, Williams & Co; Eros; & For
rest Z. Forstall Louisiana State Bank J. Corning
q Co; T. & J. Durant, and 7. B. Winston. The whole
amount ofthe bids was 81, $4,000
TIE Mtx ovleass Piosyuas says this sale of Bonds
Complete al the arrangements necessary for meeting
81 the liabilities ofthe city for every kind of indebted
ness, principal and interest until the fixed taxes pro-
yidsd jos IN Tie chapter, come into NC.