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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-20
WEDNESDAY. January IA. 1852.

House of Delegates.-By Mr. Brown
That Select COMMITTEES of Eve enquire into
the expediency of authorizing the county or
corporation courts to hire out the free persons
of color, within their respective counties and
corporations for term not exceeding FIVE
years, and to apply the money arising there
from to the transportation Of such free per-
sons to Liberia; which was laid on the table
Mr. Brown submitted the following:
ResoFred, That select committee ofninc
enquire what notifications, If any, are requi-
red in the present laws in regard to free ne
groes: and also the expediency of providing
by law for their removal from the Common
wealth.
Which was laid on the table.
Resolutions
BY Mr.. Hubbard-lor amending the law
in relation to the lien of Mechanics and Bull.
ders.
BY Mr. Kidwe!l-For amending the law
so as to give jurors their expenses for board
and lodging from the time Of being empan-
nelled
BY Mr.. Saunders--F For so amending the
law that the Governor, or other proper agent,
shall appoint five Of the nine and four Of the
seven, Directors of the Banks Of the Com
monwealth.
by Mr.. Stuart-For amending the Ist
section of the last Assembly, establishing the
Office Of the Agricultural Commissioner and
Chemist.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-20
EXECUTORS SALE.

NTILL be sold at public sale, at the residence
w of 8 Couchman, on the turnpike lead.
ing from Martinsburg to Williamsport, and miles
from the former place, on Thursday ne 9Th day Of
Febyuary ,,eff All the
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-20

Seadfc.--i be Senate met at II o'clock,
and after some uniinportant business, bear
ing upon the further organization of the body,
repaired, at o'clock, to tie House Of Dele
gates, to witness Gas the Constitution re-
quires) the opening the returns and count
ing the votes for Governor and 1t. Govern
or.
House The Select Committee, under the
resolution adopted yesterday relative to the
rules Of the House, was announced by the
SPEAKER as follows
Messrs. Tomlin, Goode Miller VERIFY,
Jones, Russell, Leake, Price and Martz.
On motion Of sIr Tomlin,
Resolved, That this House. in the pres
ence of the Senate, if the Senate shall agree
thereto, viii proceed this day, at clock, to
open the returns for the election Of Governor
and Lieut.. Governor, and count the votes,
to decide who is elected by the people for
the said Offices respectively.
And the resolution was communicated to
the Senate
On Motion of Mr.. Segar.
Resolved, That select committee oftwen-
ty-one be appointed, to enquire into the pro-
gress Of the leading lines Of public improve
ment in the State, including both canals and
railroads; to ascertain, as near as may be,
the sums necessary to complete the same, as
they have been already projected; and also
into the expedieney of making further appro-
priations in aid of said works; and also what
other works are necessary to be undertaken
and conducted by the State.
Resolutions Of enquiry for the action Of
various standing committees were offered
and adopted, and for the present laid on the
table
On motion Of Mr.. Bottom.
Resolved, That the Speaker of this House
invite the members Of the sevaral religious
denominations in the city to open its sessions
each day with prayer.
| BY Mr.. Staples--To extend the Jurisdic
tion Of Justices of the Peace to 300.
| By Mr.. Baker--For increasing the CAPT
tai OF the North Frederick Turnpike Compa.
ny.
BY Mr.. Gibson---For precinct election
at Ka5letown, in Jefferson county
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-12

rA Care Coed Hr,e bearias wsw. IS r-- .hp Nixon,
NaI 3 ce s;h stoa Haaey, and liza, from Boston ssF
B4hmcrs - p.-,.ea y. e.,
Mrrk 4 t - a. clip Jcaa O. cos'Ar from APalae'eoA s'
Boston r. ~.
eof Se~O flea.-.
nsyeh s. Of sos,h shosl bah W. ~ Hairs, I'm Gal
~ 10 n, q q n Is w .hp Roman, P4nan, I'm Lon
don and Pcst.rneu,h Jan -. FIR shSn<lss-
Nsrl II a. before reported on Is, sap Aex1n
sr- Ioh,sor. ron Baltimore Tor Rotterdam
usn cs M the Ir.h Channel iesf.er America, irosn Boston r
I1vefyocl :. -
. a Re .:rsal III a va;e a (. steering n
Hsrh o. lo= - s. Boyce Of sHd nom bal
wsnb 81 lat "a n lon -hp Liberty, Carts. from Havre tor
rsh ~ 1T - a .sn.Lsed bark Edwin Joln-cn
Csnr from Se~-foTs i.F Havana
suIl at nu II, seen bark Apo1o fDsn OF ana
rors New yOrk, or Havana -
ANIL q .. on % %. was seen o@rt rpr'el he'y -
Nv al Boon" ,persps the Henry kes, BossEeas, roa san
Frzrts-co via Horfevceo-l
BT Emma Frnce SPOKEN Of Key Wet, from iAsuna (no
Issnsyrs) for Se~-iork.
tvt er 4 90 ne= south Of savannah schr Denmsk from
Nv Yosi for Jacksonville.
Ami no Int Velocity Ryder I'm Boston sor Charleston
March "a Tukar the Couqaenns Hero from Glasgow "r Ca
fTnia 81 -. c...o.
April s. a: 40 40 lon 70 a. bark = Perley ssnwood. from
Portland for Havana
PR
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Foreign Ports.


Sailed from He,voe; ed uk Victoria, Warrington New York
B" do" sr Roaen In the Roads ssh. Caspian rrant from
Carleton Sale. s A--ne, orleans gath, Albert Gal
SD nom csd. rsh a Charles Humbert.on Boston
nnsb loading for Phaseha end others s9ei s; barA trsnees
I am & 1890 , 1srI for S. YORK about L.,
J. r. Henderson, OBJ for do s. Merrill Means to load
Al Boreaa1 al ship Mount Washington Baisden for New
A. RottesSm, ult Factory, CDuseh.l
At Antwerp u. ship Adelaide Netcale, Scott o New York
Al Glasgow 9esh u steamer Glasgow Cras New York 81
,h- sarah Mary, Dr. Brown do do SIR VIM aoeswor'h tr
do 10 leave 3D. Spartan BE- Welsh for do sti barks
Lord Byron De- Duncan for Boston 9TH, nysore, Br Sinclair,
Al Bahia reb Is bns Fayaway, Benner. for Boston, about
Arr al Cape Verde Iands prev Feb 49, bns Elizabeth Eel
A. chnsha islands 9Th u, ship sunbeam wu.or for Hmptos
Roads ds expected to -al toward, the end Of the month
Al Mayasuez 18Th u bss Trowbdee Rhodes for New
Haven Ids Versailles Of Camden, 'or-,h s schr onatavs
At sssoa IA rsnde sd ut, ba Harrie. spans spadns for
New Yo 10 day. es BeronSs Norton 81 MIR N D.
AT Msianzas ssh ut, brig SCION, tBr Kelley for Boston g
ATT a, 81, John. b. ID INST bark imeSs Cana Boston
At Rio de Janero March g. left 'hp St Lawrence B,own from
from Cad for New Orleans hg ship Tber Thompson from Caao
W hinIR hoa p ~ p Pay e sS P from for
Bamore ship Prince de JonviHs Conway from New Yors Tor
ao for Baltimore sail days. ship John jay Benjamin. from
99 .,S Ga c sS IA s Shr Sa S Sr c from
Liverpool for NewOeans, hs bark kensnston Parker from Cali
na Hampton Roads taking ship Theirs bark Cnsis,
Gray from Boston for New Orleans bark Lecoq Atkins from
for hs brig Lion cunnnshan from CALIFORNIA une
Gordon from California for Cape OF Good Hope bns
Falmouth Oliver Peambuco for Baltimore, hs bns Veto
rne Brown from and for Baltimore, sail 18th brig Metropolis,
Taylor from Rio Grande for New York brig Gamosan, Waiter
from Baltimore dss bark Indus Thompson from Baha hs Tor
Baltimore, o sail in days.
Al Jaone l4h ul sc Emerald Lewis, for New York 10 days
AT Nansauia Prsis, Rogers, for Boston, ds
Horace Tucker, for do ID; brig Olive, =, for do, big
Trinidad Cuba Harriet H. MctlVery Crockett,
for New York Ms; Msrshan Dutch McGlvey, for Boston
Arr nj sh ult Joseph Clark, Pensacola schr
Nv Atkins Frankfort Sailed 18th, schr Harvest Rec, Nor
iolk Tor Philadelphia .
Sailed from Nassau n P csth ult ship Maron Fhtner, from
Bos,onl for Havana having repaired.
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cs.elsdss from FVfa Page.I

Rarhs of New England for the establishment Oh DahA
- Redcmp,on in Boston of million capital the STOCK
M which win be held by those institutions which en-
,aov The new Bank a. their agent The object prin'
epsy Il TO do away with the present necessity Of con-
bunr portion Of their capital for their Boston agent
md 10 convert into active fund that which by present
arrangements IL a lightweight
The Money market in Boston is very
cary Stocks are duh.
At Philadelphia the Money market Is
very easy and negotiations made below Bank rates
The Pennsylvania Legislature has passed
,he lin to incorporate the Philadelphia, Esston and
Water Gap Railroad Company This projected road
% extend from Philadelphia to some point in Norfnamp
ION County with right to extend II into Monroe or fke
funtes and 10 connect with the Delaware, SchuyIki
and su,ouehanna Railroad, the Delaware and Gobos
Can Railroad, and the EewYork and Erie Railroad or
.ny other railroad which may have connected with In
Pennsylvania
We extract from the Report of the Au-
ditor Of the Canal Department the following interesting
statistics
The total tnnage of all the property ON the canals
ascending and descending its value and the amount OF
tolls collected for the fifteen years preceding Is as io
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-12
D0mesffc Ports.

BOSTON, April s-An ships Arab Ihurrton Calcutta Amazon
)Roberts Shields Eng bark Little IIxe Knapp fuertaven-
tura Canary Islands Perkins New Orleans brgs itssn
mer (fr Blard Rochelle Frances, lBr) Mc6ra Dgby .;
schr Abbott Lawrence Allen, NewYork 9Th ships Ophr, toi
Bath Wood Calcutta Revere Howes, Mobile Nathan hannau
Holmes Apaacco Lucinda Sears, Sears San Fancis
Janero Gov Hssnson lBr Anvil Newport Il Psen-
der " Iovett Glasgow Buckeye Tbbetts, New Orleans Mary
Smith Smith, Ella Hariine Savannah iacona howes Bar'
Maryland DAVIS do; Eutaw, Bray do; Elk, Mayo, Pha
MayAower r Higgins, WimOt s.; Challenge, Long, Nor
folk Aitakapa sanele Potomac RIVER Canay Pettensl New
castle China Sudey Philadelphia s. g. Bass, Crosby do;
Ere Ryder do; Orion, to Clark dol schrs P John
Allen Prince Warrenon Abbott Jacksonville y Hal
cyon Freeman 81 Mays Ga; Howard Lowell Baltimore Lucy
White, Torey, dol Henry Payson, Crowel Statesman, White
Saxon. Paine Phpsburs, kea and kenick Fish, Shaw Pha
Lady Suffolk, Crowe dol Amanda Nkerson dol Mariner Nick
Il. H. Field, West, David Thompson Albany
Oregon West Albany Cinderella, Ellis and Armada, Kelly
York Ontario, Chase. do CID ship sache Woodbury.
New Orleans bark Kepler, shaw do brss w T. Rouh Seap
CATER Palermo and Naples r. Il Hhborn, Cocofd Thomas
and Nsyssuez w Packer Mayo Cape Hayden SWANS r.
Crow- J. Matanzas Boston. Layboh Halifax Sid Thursday
hys Western and Richmond baks Bell Helen
laria Friday,
Perkins Bark and bs Ada sailed Wednesday
BRISTOL. April s-Arr schr Shenandoah Candy, PhiIa.
GLOUCESTER, April Arr rchrs Bolivar, Perry Machas for
Congress- Mitchell dol Hersey Irons Addison for New
York 9Th, Victor Allen Beverly for New YORK 9Th Martha Nara
swift Salem Tor n York Br brig Jane Anderson Liverpool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-12
DIED.

Rev ELIJAH HEDDISG, D.. senior Bishop Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. died his residence Poaskee yesterday
the 9th inst, a Is minutes pas; IL oceck r. NJ
Tie funeral viii place Monday the l2h inst a, O'Clock
PING .
On sunday April HENRY AUGUSTUS inan; Of Peter p
and Mary j.. Demares-
The friends Of family respectfully invited 10 attend his
fsnea day, 18TH nj 81 O'Clock, from No 2Ol West l -
On Sunday April H. Of congestion Of the uns after ,or and
severe Illness WILLIAM sERRELL, Of this City aged e. years
8 months and days. =,
The relatives and friends Of the family invited TO attend the
f.neral Al his late residence West 7thst this day leih al
4PH The remains will be taken Isrrytovn for ntsrment
Ami H. JOHN SMITH BENDELL OF England aged - years
His friends respectfully invited to attend hs funeral from No
~ North st. day IL H. He died fun Of hope trust,
he atonemeIt oil Christ j.
evening April TO- WIN H. SEWARD, only child Of
William and Sarah Jones Jr, aged years and ii months
FnneraI This afternoon. O'Clock from No 81 Orchards
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-12
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. APRIL 10
u For additional Ship Netos see Sereah Page II
Cleared.

Steamship Humboldt, Lines: Havre Ivnsstoni Flori,
l. MITCHELL Union, Adams Charleston spohofd
Te.ton Roanoke Parrish Norfolk City Iudsm Peasants
City OF Norfolk, Post Richmond, &c, Mailer Lord =.
Robert Peel Chadwick, London, Gunnen, Hntnn
Co; May6ower CrsbiIee, Glasgow, Dnnham Dmon Abon,
(Nor kohi St Peterbus schmidt Bachen; New oh Hard
ing, New Orleans Snow; Harriet Berry Savannah j. W. Ewel
Co.
Bas-Kae Lincoln Sherman Trinidad. &C. MASTER Yarmouth,
Bangs Charleston r. Atkins w H. Wolfe, Porerhed Havana,
Foster Nickerson; Conway. Huppe Mobile Brett Voss Co
Brgs-Futon, OBJ Mccall CIennegos II. g. Donovani Sea
Denni.on West Coast OF Arica Wood Ne5uh; ST An
Robertson, Baltimore Des Arts Henser Eohan Jordas
Mobile Ladd Church, Pauline, (Nor Vandershppe Porto Cabel
To- DE Agreda. Col Eliza Merrill ssa Nesnlth Sons
Hantspo Holmes ST. john NIB, j. $ Whitney Cot Con
dor Small Philadelphia, Brett, Voee & Co.
Sclooners-Ama, Candy Richmond, g. H. Psrson Francs,
Robinson New Orleans Medad Plat; L. Perry. Thomas Bead
fort Baenan Rudderow; Mary A. Rowland, Raynor, Phade
pha Mckee; Madeira, Anes Jacksonville Nesmh Sons
Henry Gibbs Cushnan Bedford, Thomas r Cooper
Corson Richmond, C. H. Peon j. hunsel, Avery, Mstnza
Ackery Jane Patterson, Peacock, Wilmington Powell
Aida Delaney Baracoa Person; Alexander Mitchell, Pills
bury ST. Thomas Maitland Phelps Co; Anawan, seser, New
Orleans Eros, Hicks; H. Rowley Rogers Mobile j. w. III
Co.. Senator Myers Alexandria Georg.town, &c snrge
Co; Albert vnai Anderson Baltimore, Van Brunt
ssgt NJ Shaw, Philadelphia, J. Hand; New YORK, Good
eel, Boston, Dayton sprasue
Steamer Delaware, Seymour, Phladelphis. NJ Sanford
Sloops-New ok Chapman, New Haven; Lady Washington
Smith, BRIDGEPORT Oregon, sturges Provdence w H. Sanford
Jones. Providence.
Barge Albany, Joyce, Philadelphia j. & n. Br'gss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-12


ryrorn orr Corrrspoadeu.s
pury lDyIPHIA April IL 1Tfros s;szHzs-p Peroesoo.
Vi,stsr hr- Nee sker lsessra lnton heif--
c.,as TnoD Whfenlre Hstznxs- Jo--ph LInf, S-~5ary
-, p.,,,,, Aan H.vers Plymouth, ~ C.; Chss Appleton,
Pot. Nevbaryrnr- Mari. Hcasan PrcEdence !Ph ~
1:r.ns, ps,sr-,n a. ~ r. H4hony. Orion, do Wul r WI
sans Roger Bedford; MARY Ehzabeh, Potter Do; Az,
u R-wr Hzry Aa--- Smith. kls. Green7aj
Ertiy C. Hor-na Gaacy Sgu on -.
Cord suses RIO Dc Jsn-o; Roanoke Kelly d.; Gen. ssk-r
op Po.,on: hr- Elen French bsrato-- H-..y Dan
X. po "a Ppce Mary H.. Cowrs Boston; Chas ker-la-
P;,o c,rl--,on schr- Sarah C. Fnsc Starr do; IL X Tai
,.- psnnv Vincent sa- Hand. Acke-y s1szs 6rznte
G. NJ. tsas.n Boston; uasare; Ann. Haven Newport Rr
,J 1,lree r,asdl O'Se Boston; VIM Camp Bau-. Hart
S cons. Furso Soxsh; John rosers Aayhew, Providence
Mr. yes Povr joseph kn>kne Rae ProFhtence
tu<1 ~ Brown Tecro,- Mary NAH. Smith. Providence
Inn Baer smith DO; C. Horton, Oazy, View fort kcaee
ca. Rose. Brooklyn. ~, c.-n -, e.
sw yot AaeEre Brsss Bedford for do; Montana Eio;.
p,nsesr, sr ao H.La West; Philips Taunton for Bsn5r
s..n nre Kesns River or A@Tanirs; VILLAIN W,csson,
New Bedford fs yora unt-d Hsl-c Pros-nc for Albany
,loep Tl,oua. w Thorne from Fan River ~. New York
NACEIAsPORT April 4-sailed schrs Sep;nnr. Robnso,
Porter Inear Sewyors Isabelle ROBINS and w H. Mitchell,
H-sbe DO Pioneer Insas and Martha. Holmes Boston April
Ar hrs Drso Dswe- seavil; scr- John Snow, Gosdsn,
Blue New veazse Of Bangor; Enc, and Oriaace.
Belfast: Clarke Boston tor CaElsi William stsveas
Belfast; LUCINDA keton, Boston
NEWPORT, Apu o-Au ship Massachusetts, Sampson, Proyl
dence for Orleans; Frances, of Nantucket Ho Wshoo or
New Bedford bh. whale OIL freight; b.s Watson, Al
Caroline Grant Virginia Boston
.er Answan for Dshton President HARRISON
Yc,er-on Philadelphia for Boston; Gladiator Lean Phidephs
for Portsmouth, Rio Scker-on. Philadelphia for Boston Empr-
Marvel for Newbgrypo Alfred Hal ieocsand ior
F. Boat Avery from Ss~fork; ship Isaac Bordsn
Dunnins, Fall River New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-12
To Mariners.

sEsi1ovs Is.axp Inn -.
-. f1asre fsh ID, lsSc-Te MINISTER al M,r-~ h.v
ne sAeA mo eoeerstio1 the standings ana .b
~oa ecf On the coast Of the Island Of yez.l h-r-x
escl"es siineis that the 81 the Island OF re..i C. -
i-e q avoiding the s7ss eIcen.nz from sj 80. = -
ne aESets1oa o. the Eysrand ShaIDs- an- 80 -
eFrea IS nc Szrcens. Orcksd-l not 70 -
o>Ahee OF Two 70 tfr-- German
tse has q old teen minated and rubahed 4' 'a1AS'
me SaA W. 70 ne sorh the eastern pssf of H.
AID es,snc sacz; one e rs the shore al -. -
a. ths f@rr o. tae from = ana \ y
eonigsss spt greatly Q rlsleaf $3.50 - '~'-a-oAs u
>nis ensans w about thlcs anI a.
e-ps9 .inencee 70 make timely .r-saI ~.
ne ens n ore. no; 70 sscech the coast VI rereI -s
sac 70 or 4 sfhonns Tie reai shown by the - -
Coast snG SkaIows - avn iSe AFORESAID
A he charts Of the North Sea ,his r@s.e. -,
sne a. 10 pec1ai eisr- ei Tie ky~riznd shao-s : I,
nfrrded saor q canse sogniux "a ~ 49, ~ T.
aoseAa kyessne shaio~s, whiea S then e ~ -
q The nsoath Of tia seA -e' IN lie e-ails
The ezs;nz Coast Lsht AZ West Capers eofra~.3 AZ ,a
Laais VIA raraoohc refecors, VII roo.s5,, 49, - -
,s.soriy eaas-Aes A. ae couasneas Of ta. en-. -
-, % DC .elered " po~eal cntacYrc 6rr Of IT, - =.
sol ue me When TIE AsAf VIII esnxr;, - - -
ms o. ne improved ssf eataael eu,trar s ~ -.
sA veg ~ AZ Anu arr a<At Vii ,-s .s -
= ala'~rifE hs,as zspafsts O. tie s,u-h cisrs
NtsisrAss-cas. Beey, Or sks Nary Al se~ Re,s, ...
ma On r. r~ssase to TIE JAssn sea- AZ - y "a ian ls =
IS>,4 a.af sraa san, N All t-sre.y Il -es -
S-.t n Az IL sao'=- o. CA. u too - x,eh
'e-sfs-s>s 4 EsAee % az AaSs q Ia. ,cl.y. 1881
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-12

1. h.. tS an INJURY Cor Ccsss partly for he supy OF
nsxbons nsrte N 800 eess asarra and to hrvs
- 1s,~.1 al within the Of ssc = 10 on 1He Inc
= now Of former DESCRIPTION IN r-t hands AMI
g. s Of the latter beng materially reduce hosn demand az
sees and GOOD demand n fun rats
n. TIorx mai {, very que the demand bns be BON iof
I'D ,y rouunrton sac cs 40 b5 standard brsris
s,, :, q % bb j. tie only that has under
on, noe Ia and coas NrlL ehzne We aso'e
.be former at the % l215 q bsl Thfre %
nosrrste r WHrsr steady pce-sas o. 500 brsh
prms Penn-yvshs Red al ssc and White At NC - bush NJ.
~ seI dsasnd and cold re Co.s scarce--se-
Of 400 to bush Yellow par 81 gee ehoai and ps 90
terms kepe private good d-and-sD bush souta
err sod 3saSsc T. bas wHIsrI n sooS denaai-sAe oil
,o.ab
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-12

A, pv;rc.osu sh INST bark Parker Cook. Cool schrs Aex
,rr Yo,pr Louisa and s r. soper lnew, l tnns so
M sor Atlantic all ready Sailed ID bns Lewis Bruce,
Youus, for 30. ~, - p.sc,., ..
her =, Hoas Kong 1852, with so eb VIII .l do 81
ri On nariaaa shrTed London % gals sp oil and iOps 10
ual.t-ue plakux IN all SO bbs VIII and ~ do sp os
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-12
Receinfs 0f Produce.

BY the Erie Railroad 1pvl l0576 bbs Foar os caves io
bag. bales Wool rs pss Butter $50 bushels
and .2-4 sides Leather
BIZ North RireT Boafs Iprfi l0-9lIO bushels Rye
BY the and HayeM Railroad for tA< rett >ns'as
DO Cows, 6i3 do Sheep 10 60 I've
Hes 6lG Dc Hog SOS do Mutton sd Beef y pas.
Poultry 100 DO Erss Butter 4o DO saade- rs bnshes
Os T55 DO Potatoes bas Buc whsa Your
bales Hay 81 Iron II DO Lumber ~ bis Foa and Il ba
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-12

n. ur,o, uh.h trost Of GOO bags noticed
yesterday brought sreef CARO- on record M,
TyAs to-day aaei,oa sej ne- VI
srdlnr Mounts whole catalogue was ep,ed o. sso.' -
rrs Ux.on bronsft 3.H fOuns Hyson SB9J3r van
Ia, ~ Gappoxaer J3a5c OOong soacr, So1efohs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-12

A reduction In the rates of tolls made on Flour
and Wheat commencing the opening of cation in
1881, equal TO 25 per cent.
The tyns of Wheat and Flour shipped at Buffalo and
Oswego from the year 1885 to 1851 and at Black Rock
from 1899 to 1884, inclusive and the total tns of Wheat
and Flour which arrived at the Hudson river, were as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-12

The whole quantity of Wheat and Flour which came
10 the Hudson River from 1884 to 1881, inclusive with
The aggregate market value of the and the amount
of tolls received all the Wheat and Flour transported
on the Canals in each year from ls47 to 1884, inclusive
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-12
METROPOLITAN HALL, Mornings

IH SOCIETY LIBRARY, Afternoon and Nights
THREE EXHIBITIONS DAlLY.-So great are the num-
Der of visitors see the AZTECS,
MAXIMO AND BARTOLO,
Srcc;rncns Of a new ard extraordinary OF pcople
about two feet in hight weighing II and the other 20
pounds that three Exhibitions will be given Daily COM
mencing April !. ,r.-..,,
Hall daily from II to o'clock, and the F. NJ Exhibition
At the Society Library from 81 TO 81 o'clock and nom 10
O'clock daily Tickets 25 cents children hall prcs
r3r History of the Aztecs $50 pages) st cent?
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-12
METROPOLITAN HALL.-Mr

N L
lvl DEMPSTERS last original BALLAD ENTER
TAINMENT will be given at this elegant Concert Room on
MONDAY EVENING, April IL, including his most popu-
lar Songs: "The Spot where Born" when the
Night Wind Bewaileth' John Anderson My Jo, Lonely
Amid Wife, Evening Songr The Barring o the Door,,
lament Of the Irish Eugant" The Death Of Warren
The Blind Boy rIn Aonc all Alone" Tax Yer A Md
Queen in three parts Tickets 81 centsto be had at the
principal hotels music stores and tie door Books IA cts
TO commence al O'Clock.
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Passengers Arrived
IMMATURE ALMANAC. 1891

IN hari lillian o. Alden from Bsi< Hos.J. FiDdey. G O.
Bose Vabe Capt Rudolf, Mr. and Mrs. l. Fevefs Paul
MINIATURE ALMANAC. THIS DAY.
svx-Rsee. 25-sets.....6 81 Moor-Risss. 1m
wATER......TH1s DAY.
Sandy HooL 49, asa Gov Island 33a Hell Gate. IA