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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-06-19
THE ANTI.SLAVERTBU BUGLE,
Pu1iished ererl Saturday. at Saiem. Col Co.

TsRNs.-Sl,5O per annum If paid in advance.
$l,75 per annum if paid within the first six
months of the subscribers year.
$500 per annum, if payment be delayed
beyond six months.
EYWe occasionally send numbers to those
who are not subscribers, but who are believed
TO be Interested in the dissemination of anti -sla
very truth, With the hope that they will either
subscribe themselves, or use their influence to
extcndits circulation among their friends.
20 SCommunications intended for insertion,
to be addressed to MARIUs X. RoBrNsoN, Editor.
All others to EMILY RoBtNsoS, Publishing Ag't.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-06-19

State, procuring subscribers to our Associ-
alton and pledges of funds for the endow-
ment of the Peoples College.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-06-19
REPORT
OF JOSEPH BARKER'S SPEECH,
IN REPLY TO

IN REPLY TO
REV. MARK TRAFTON'S DEFENCE
OF The Methodist Episcopal Church, at The
Ne'o England .4nti-Sidrery Conrenfisn,
May 1852.
The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1852-03-27

for she could find no pickings at home,
for even the poor mice were so roor and
scraggy, that it took several of them to
make shadow. and decent cat would
starve to death in three weeks on an al
lowance of eighteen day. But when 1
reformed, things took different turn.
The kitchen being provided, the crumbs
were plenty, and the old cat grew fat and
honest together. Even the mice grew
fat and oily, and old Tabby would make a
hearty supper on two of them, and then
lie down and snooze with the pleasing
consolation of knowing when she awoke
there would be few more left of the
same sort"
And again-''Whcn l was a becr-guz-
zler, mother cried, father cried, Bill cried.
Bet cried, and the cat cried. But when
signed the pledge, father sung, mother
sung, John sung, and wife sung, Bill
sung, Moll sung, Bet sung, and the cat
sung, the kettle sung, and bought new
!frying-pan and put piece of beefsteak
in it, and placed it on the fire, and that
sung, and that's the kind of singing for
the workman"
And third-"The difference between
Smith sober and Smith drunk, is this
Smith drunk was rummy, ragged and RI
otous-Smith sober is jovial, joyful and
jolly. Smith drunk was suffering, stu
pid and staggering-Smith sober is cool,
clcar-headed and cautious. Smith drunk
was lean, lustful and lazy-Smith sober
is hearty, healthy and happy. Smith
drunk was ill-read, ill-bred and ill-led-
Smith sober is well-saved, wcll-behaved
and well-shavcd.
The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1852-03-27
O. e. + rench, M. D.
Surgeon and Physician.

Surgeon and Physician.
GRADUATE OF HARVARD UNIVERSITY, CAM
BRIDGE, MASS.
nR. F. believes 1t q duty he owes himself and the
- community he intends to make S.. Paul his per-
residence state that he has had many years
experience in the hospitals and practice Of the
ctes and also Of the diseases of the Mississippi valley
graduate Of the oldest and first University in the
try, and number Of the private pupil Of
the most eminent surgeons and physicians of New York
Boston and Philadelphia. Dr. French will give particu
lar attention diseases Of and children, and
spectuy his services in the practice Of Surgery
Medicine, and Midwifery, to the citizens of St. Paul and
vscnity.
REFERENcEs-Dr A. T. Crow, Or Ray, DR. Robertson
Kttoe & CO., Gaena; Messrs. Rice, Hongshead & Beck.
Louis Roberts, J. W. Simpson, Gen. Boal, st. Paul
Oct. l7-c-uf
The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1852-03-27

THE RAzon SrRop MAN.-Smith, the
Razor Strop Man, occasionally breaks of
from the subject of the very superior
quality Of his strops, and gives short
lecture on temperance in his own pecu-
liar and droll way. Here are extracts:
sWhen drank grog, l owned cat, a
poor, lean, lantern-jawed thing, that was
always getting into scrape. AS had
nothing for her to eat, she was compelled
to take to the high way, and the neigh
bors were continually crying out, CON
found that Smiths cat, she's drunk all my
milk Poor thing, she had to steal or die,
The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1852-03-27

A rumseller in Wilmington lately saw
a reformed man who had relapsed into his
former habits, and was staggering along.
He stepped up to him and exclaimed I:
"What! drinking again, are you ?" The
drunkard Immediately exclaimed: {: ayes,
and all hell is rejoicing '',a5rg cal 81 10
The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1852-03-27
st. Croix Hotel.

At Steamboat Landing Willow River, Wisconsin
THE above house, formerly kept by
L John G. Putnam, under the name OF
"Buckeye House," hs S changed hands,
The st. Croix Hotel has undergone thor
ough repairs and is now kept by the sub.
scriber, who is at all times ready to ac-
commodate customers on short notice.
G.. BELLOWS.
The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1852-03-27
AMNRIoAN HOUSE

ID ODNEY PARKER, late of the American House Low
~ e Mass, having lease Of the large hotel at the
upper end Of ST. Paul. with everything in proper order
for the convenience Of Travellers boarders families de-
string furnished apartments respectfully invites his
friends and the public give him CALL believing that
he do much for their comfort be expected
in country not yet supplied with regular markets.
The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1852-03-27

SADDLE HARNESS AND TRUNK MANUFACTORY.
NHE subscriber socits the patronage of the public
and assures all purchasers in his iine that he viii
for cash, saddles, harness OF all kinds and trupts
better quality, and cheaper than any other estabiish
ment in Minnesota. Purchasers will do well to cali Al
his shop, Third street. ST. Paul. next door east of s.
II. Sergent's and Judge for themselves
. 4. r. FRENCH.
The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1852-03-27
Central House, st. Paul

fNAvE BURTON have taken this old and well known
~ house. They have fitted 1t up anew, and are now
prepared to accommodate boarders and travellers with
quarters. No pains will be spared to make
the Central House one of tbs best Hotels In the West
November, 1851.
The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1852-03-27
j. w. BABCOCK,
NORDWAR and Commission
Il Merchant, Upper Landing, St. Paul.
ST. PAUL DRUG STORE.
HICHCOX q KELLOGG,

Of Third and Cedar sts, opposite Judge Lamberts
ILL keep constantly hand general supply Of the
pest unaduerated drugs and medicines, and articles
usually Kept for sale in drug stores.
hIahS prescriptions put up with the greatest care
Meocines may be procured all hours OF the night
without extra charge.
70 Profits small, and terms cash.
The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1852-03-27
w. III. FORBES.

w. III. FORBES,
EUR COMPANY, St. Paul Outfit, also
Il Dry Goods and Groceries, Third st.
AMERICAN SALOON.
T,RED. HARDY now keeps this wel-known establish
i ment "on his own hook" He hopes by a continued
attention to OF his customers, to merit their
patronage as heretofore. 10y
The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1852-03-27
JOHN HARRINGTON,

Corner 81. Anthony and Franklin Streets,
saint Paul.
WHOLESALE and Retail d..lsr in
w Groceries, Provisions. Hardware
Boots and Shoes, Clothing, Hats and Cap
The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1852-03-27
PAINTING.

9 HERMAN & MOREY, on Fourth street, st. Paul, near
~ the middle Of town, in the building Of Mr.. Knox,
stairs be found ready to attend to Painting in all its
departments. House painting sigh painting, carriage
painting all done up promptly, ond NTH
paints Of the best quality. do work in SLOW
emily, unworkman like do not expect to get
business in the enlightened town of st. Paul.
| Dec. Is. 1851. SHERMAN & MOREY.
The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1852-03-27

j. QUINN,
BOOT AND SHOEMAKER,
CORNER of Third and fT1
SMinnesota Sts., Gentle u
mems boots and shoes; also5 X
Ladies' and chldren's shoes, -
made to order in the neatest and most du-
raole manner, and of the best materials.
The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1852-03-27

firmly bound unto the county of --,
in the sum of six hundred dollars, to be
paid to the treasurer of said county, to
which payment we bind ourselves, our
heirs, executors and administrators, firm
ly by these presents, sealed with our seals,
al II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-11
Gbantes for Business Aten.
IRON WORKS for SALE-The NEW

RON WORKS for SAL E.-The NEW
n JERyEY IRON COMPANY offer for sale all their
properly at Boon'oh Morris County, N j. consisting of
buildings aud accessories compiets in every
isIcf and yielding annual average product Of 529o
A Rolling Mill, containing eight double pudding and
sn nestng furnaces three trains Of rolls in use and
lour.n On hand resdy to put up when needed hammer
Ana on axaor and one Buldeas patent squeezerS IL
capable Of producing coo turs Of bars snnum The
pnncps ounaifgs Of the Mill new, having been
ey Ieeut SINCE The IRE Of May last and are covered
chine smiths Pattern aud Carpenters shops amply sum
cient for the wants OF the establishment.
splse sctort with i've patented machines Tor rail-
an shhual capacity OF GOO tuus.
the most .horous and plate nanns and Of anaua
capacity OF So coo cassb
Factory for Nail Kegs with all tie latest improved
machines. capable heads and slaves Tor 500
casks per day
Dwelling Houses for the officers aud worknsn, and a
1ge buck store 10 the 0n together Yielding
stoehouses. Stables AVID oustuiIings of al kinds
Mere fhsn 100 town lots remain unsoh In ts immediate
nsghhoihcod Of let's scd and aeady bull. up1n. The
face and from Is feet diameter and The last 20 feet OF
the fal has never been improved.
The above property embraces absu, 215 acres and
wslsr power Of from so 20 100 fee, head aLs n
o the wsfsf brought Tor the purposes the
Morris Canal Company frcm Lake Hoptscssg and from
which fer perBsnency of volume hght o fan and freedom
ron ess Is second only the State to The
power n Paterson
The Works xtuatel oa the Morris Canal through
whehtee receive Their c-a' from the Lehigh mnss and
usnsport tner manufactures 20 Newark 81 mi e.
Tbs Morris and Esser Railroad passes within fosr niles
ofthe wofks ~ w.
ss oo have been e1peseed On the property by the pre-
sehi pF"ptsiors For luther p4Iticus rx apply %
DUDLEY FULLEkE
Or to wM C LATHRops y Tsss s1sq 49,
On the Premfses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-11

"a. tsxx p.yaer Parker, Virginia days, oysters ~
49, Esn iseksos (skter) Emmons, Ire an ne sises "
- f;sd peay the Tavern Houses yin " bsss -
- .sIs rigging be ossns TO ths vessel 70 We
nss,z Capt T. says thi. perilon o. ne,
s,s Se h. The last ali that 70 her sha ma
ss.er,I ~ ~ solA a few days ago for vi
ech, mos p Copss. Tsssque, Accomac' Va sds'eorA
"a HsM irlsr. Laws PHILADELPHIA, DAYS coal
ccnr P,,dmcss, Conklin. Georgetown DC, 3aAys'
hbbo;t Tawrerc. Allen, Boston dsy', mise,
Osn coTyeIs A CYoohe Grant Balam"re days oral
Sehr Charles Cranms, To nsend. Virginia days cara
Sehr Ida Mailer, Lscomo, Norfolk d.ys, corn 70 MAI
schr L snow Jr. Snow. Hsrwich days macsersi aaa
sem Geo g. Craig. Smith, Milford Del days, corn to
scar. D. Phillips, Small. Eaapsrs days. bound to Alex
sehr Planet sno~ Boston days, with bread to me
schr October Dyer Boston days, mde.. to ~" Lewis
BCLOw-ship ,0ordsn, London ana rSus
uoah Jan IS with ndse and paseengers 70 0nnhei 'Ai'
turn Co. ,;,b .otton
&c 10 Durham Dmon
GAILED-steamsLips Africa Harrison, for aaserpoo.,
CITY OF Richmond, (propeier for Norfolk and nn"ona
ships z Zerega, for Antwerp Henry IfihhSh, 10
Thomusop for Baltimore: lark Nord Amerc man, g
ters, for Hamburg; brig Swan, Bray, for GaadaouPe
WIND-At sunrise N n. W.; meridian, do sunset NV.
# and brought 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-11

r.,5 n r. Ahrsr Tsyicy. sauldsrs. so.fea; EA-ssa
p..,v pa adsI eha. tc6r an Dlnnan Ne. f2S
=, Ma.znxn zist uf bark Distnce. Woodpss,y
E.vsn. sss . sarlIasx ss' asvas. ssS bark on.
CO hr. Redbird Bos,oh CID zst, eais h,,s
sovsr p,oyidssee sarah o'pey Rsn'ex' Bo'fon; o"s'
Caa H. ss.b BARS Canada Dyer for .n. ds II
90 y,s: for ssgua Ia Grsnde. TO lead for New f"A
ststsa I'D At s. for sugar. and 81 ~ lsasss v.x
ne ARRIVAL Of the Georgia from Neg Orleans
A. Go 2sih nit, ships vsrmoat p"snoIe, , s9.s
cc,on Cain. repairing; Tnorrdbe. Perk ns f. OF ca
Kate swanton Morse Caroline G Dow Blanchs,a 80
ION psca from Phiisd.iphs IS alh to load for a.
susan Halves. from Charleston, arr go ciss IA "a
,so sma iT R r. %a. se0' wooster os d. s
MALI m, Dorva,d for do do J. A. Hazard lrdaer,
iSe sunpossd for Savannah: Hy Warren. Rarden; Lou
ia EiIssm white: Indian Queen, Drummond; General
Gen Wamner Jasper Young ard Sarah Ann Merry
mar. n or ca Elizabeth Lesvit. Goodme: Mara Her
,ey Davis; Na,hl. axe, YORK Emma Chase Chase !;
snsp KspdaIi Boye from wilmington G. Is days, ar,
2lst; President z. TAYLOR Staples from CnaneHon -
am asth Charlotte spa,Ks from Savannah g arr ssta
Nh .o1Issr: re- adv: MI Vernon woelngaam from do,
arr ~ h, to lead for do OIinceo, Lews; Mosss, ~
cock Cabee Crabtree and sea BIZ Ga1s n ?. OF
zele Brsze-; Frances Ellen. ilsley mMch ff ~
Sweetser Annawsn. Amy and TrIson, Holmes dss,
:ssr. ss. Tor Pax s s% S" ds May
McCoI nell om New. Orleans, i7h, 20 load for 90
VIM Pickering. wardwell, from Darlea iIh, Az ~
diss Madagocar Bonssy' saa 1ls' ph VIZ Ma.
sid from do aath bark e A. KIrsman, Ihurs,sn CaTds
nas 10 lead for New-YoIk; schr. President Panecio
Bristol R. l.: 9th briss Random. Burdick, New foIk
2sih Roscoe McCrillis from Csmito arr 2e,hl Newpa
Meviiie Marie Hbernia Green. DO. to load for Port
land.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-11

nss' q Pearl. !, . 8 = ss . =
coircs ..s ~, - :s,s;ni . VA: .s as;. he
' Ss |. Up l; sfAf.sss y sss, sl 4. t. T.
active for Ss nsu !. ,rssnc..d Tas rsc.p.
s ncs.r.e' b., held s.%Y
Ss; 81. !. q; 4 :IsSai
Gi,s sss. f% s and il good 81.
. s.d re make. euoy S sss s.S .sss d,
ssr Ssscy I'VE Flour lever The ..pp more sosnd
at Sales ego bills It s. 81 Com =, s Msa,
Vine Bseh-hsas Flour is in moderate request ~ Ss@
VGRAIN~our market for Wheat Is easier. particularly
Tor Red u the decline there Is more doing f,r export.
Whine quiet and asC.stsa. wsad 90 % s ssa Or Iod
R,e IL duh and more freely offered small sass :. 1';
Ms ,.d ;:ss s4S aT, = e az With
es Oa good demand and are Im $ Ssntv
ss 1 e. ..s .s Il, and
there s iaiT Eastern inquiry Ysow more seun s
Il: ,: %' so.,S. ss;' Bic for mixed New Orleans
SSs. for Southern Yellow White southern il auh anu
h' WAisKY@x steady market. with fair demand for
Prison sales Of 500 bbls at 2lc. Drudge Is du and the
nasss q o1S for Mess pok
i've and At he'd rather hshsI The as%anT
t sls ssss' ga 3 " ss.s Ms,.
At S3 SOL Beef good demand, anc prices are Iatntr
better "a 90 Of 400 bbs ats9as2 IS for Me.sths auer
.rics fer ertra-apd S5dS6 Is for Prime. Prime Mess
bueJ ant At Sl76$8 Beef Hans are steady safes Oh ioo
Sbls GOOD Western at SIS IS Lard is heavy WIN more
ssies o. 500 bbs and terces at 8@ec AND kegs
a s.aosc Pickl.d Meats are steady but quiet a.
for Hams and 6,a1sc for Shoulders Butter r more ns-
~ frm and in good request a. sleS &c ioi
and sCG23c for Western New York Cheese 'ciyses"J'
and In lmited demand o. 6lG7ic
WOOL 10 very dull a. few baycrs vii give within cant
or two of,hs present asking 5000 dns Fleece sold
Al lc No Pulled active, and $50 N have Dcen SOLO
NJ soc but super isscsTcs Feeiga Wool 10 more active
iaCo bales African Smyrna AMI South America sod on phi
EAVAL STORES are ia better supply. i,5oo bols
noueh Tupsntne sold az o6 and 1000 Spirits a. s1,sc
cab 2tO0 bbls Resin sold at 81 3, III 80 Iof
Wilmington and 81 I7}asl 20, the latter deiivered zso
bbs Tar sold a lts snd 2Oo DDS me hesH' eo
yellow at 7lc6Sc and 70 bbls. Tallow Oil On private
TEAe-Msssrs. Hoffman q Co.'S sale Of Teas TO- day
brought full previous prices, and were IN sood demand.
RICE-The sales are 500 terces ~ % 2t@s' d. cssh'
There h NO change in the feature OF the market
SPICES mostly dull 1900 bags Jamaica Pimento AZ
sic short price, and l!c cash duty paid Numess are
sciive Coo lbs Ne sold at 82ldS1lc. Cassa IN lots
sells at 30a32o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-11
Eegal Notires.

SUPREME COURT, late Supreme
~ Court in Equiiyl Late in CbaEcery before Ga. We
Chancellor of Ire FRS Circuit )Benjamn DisorJw and
Phebe Dlshr0w, MS wife, and Samuel " Dsroy and "a
Tab DsbTov, his wife agalDst COurtaey HaN, C0artasy
Han, Executor VI the last VIII and testsmen, VI HsnRah
cock, wife OF Allen Peacock Allen Peacock Susan w1ra
wife Of Abraham VAN, Abfat an Nafa and Mar 9rOsn
vie o. Johua Brown Joshua Brown. Ren,y N. Dsorow
Disbrcw, Admin sIztr Of rsncss Disbrow deceased Eli
Asn Di.bTow and MARY sbrow fapss ia lrksi
and Mary Bsrke his wife, samuel W. Dsbros, Frsa :s t.
Dbbro~, an infant, Ana Wooss. Eliza d Bowa, VIII
Jones and Dorehes NJ Jones his vile, Julia Odlnm Jaia
Oolum. Admlnisfrsnix d Thomas B OdfuG. eeceassd,
William B. Johnston, James NJ. WaTn. rhomss NJ Wan
John w. Messenger ana Mareaset Messenger his wife
William Psttea and Cetharne L. Pattss, his wife, Or
vile Dibois and ADn III Dbele, his wife. william b
Morgan, John Jewel aEd Elizabeth Jewel his WIFE, IA %
Dewitt and Hannah Dewitt ms wife, Th0mes Warn Will
liam Langley, Oscar Harlem Langley and Ma Lou
Alfred Z Let's. Andrew Campbell and Mary e. Camp
bell Bis wife james u. Let's Thomas Taylor and sarah
Ann Taylor, his wife, late Sarah Ana Lord John Burns
Margaret c. Burns Horace Young and Cathaias Young
William l. Buns and Julia O. BuJas. infants Nsthsaei
l. Lord, Henry Newton Van Schaich, Chrstophef
wslfe and James L. Phelps junior lin pursuance
ofs adgmens Of the Supreme Court. made in the above
ths Referee iherels, BY Anthony Bosekef Co ,a1c
tsbe'ss at public auction AZ the Lefcbaa. Exchange
the tS ~ Nav YORK, 90 SatdfaeF ths tld day Of Apfii
next, at twelve O'Clock n5on, eli csTtzia lots
pieces parcels Of land situate lying ard beog la the
City Of New York. and known sad eislingd saef A.
numbers thirty t3oJ Hamsonstrse ruratsrs one hundred
and thirty ti5s. hundred nsd forty ttO, ons
hundred aAd forty one hI and oee hundred and forty.
I've (42) Cherry street and numbers four hundred aad
twelve (s2) and hundred and fourteen 40 Water
ssiset-Datsd Ns~-Y11s sI rsbrs sn, Y; Is4
JAMgsMoxcsrxr PITS Atty. % Wall 1t.
mil 3awnkMfs3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-11
Sales bg Anttion.
~XMM ram.iinI- Xncrionser .

A. N. MRawiE AactioaeeT.
UY BANGS BROTHER & CO.
- Trade Sale Rooms No. Is Park-row.
REGULAR NEN-YOHK SPRING TRADE SALE.
STATIONERY, &c.-WEDsESDAY, l7.h March, and
the fol lowing DAYS.
WHITING PAPER-SATURDAY, 2Oth Harch
THE BooKS-Commsneinss on MONDAY, 22d March,
and continued during that aad the succeeding
The Catalogues are now ready for the trade.
TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY EVEN
INGs. Mach y, 10 and II, at 81 o'clock
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN RooKs.-An extensive variety
Of choice Illustrated and Standard Works unusually fine
and substantial birdngs well worthy the attention Of the
trade and gentlemen f1rlishing public aad private Libraries
beng the stock OF Broadway Bookseller declsng ousi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-11
ANTHONY BLEEcKER AuctieResr
TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS

IL on the corner Of tb ar and 25thst., at alcssn.
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER Will ssIla, public auction.
en- TUESDAY March &C. fsJ7 at Il o'clock. the Aer-
chants Exehanse. the following very dssrsse prop
erty, viz
On +lh av. and 75th st.-fvo valuable bnidiag lots
situated and next the Of <th and
18th both Of the fronting the avenue Said
lots being each In size 70 feet 81 inches front BIZ
100 feet IN depth Title ndispu's5e Terms tea per cant
On the day Of sale. with The suctonesrs fee S70e0 10
aow on mortgage az SIX per centhe balance paid
or before thirty Gays For maps and further partisu
lars, apply TO the Auctienser, Ne Broai-st (teSU
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-11
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
Cleared.

Cleared.
Steamer City of Richmond, Foster. Norfolk, MAILER
sAips-Iivsrpeol Gardner Liverpool Gsisne, Minturu
Co; Jssseie, Ccbb New-Orieaps, Gag Hazard: A
hss tSsnSss ss%ors Van ssn, wss sss, Golden
Bs1ls-Ed~ad. Dcnaissn. AlexsAdra. C. NJ Fly; Caro-
s.,s 1ssne. Chariss'Sn ra,lor Merrill; Ksnawha.
r. NJ sAs,s SSsIs;ssa DaaA.m Dmo.; G.
nSs..ns, sss.pSs, Jssa.asvlils SIce; Efs, Clark
Is:y E.s... ssy
A ssS Aass, Aa,Ses, Pension \ Jones.
HSlsa,es snr) ~sss HahfsI. Jas. Hunter i Co Mary
Howard Msrshs, winiss on, Hassey murray; Noras,
ssseA ELz.ss,I AIsslsss Pierce ST. Kits J. + White
sSS s. s.iSess Mailer Lord Isas lsr, Day. Alex
ss.gs-psia,ss, Fowler Providence; Fa.Aioa. Rl,a.n.
Arrived
s. ~ Asres. fefsivsl, RIO Jsnsrs Jan IS with ccsse "a
n 70 { cut ne ssp isvsDeiss Ssass Sas e
fornt. bound late Rio spess srs IA. 81 pSs
TSs s "a a. s IN VIA x: wreck SsSns =, I n ss
heRs. w. o. sS S w:s:lossss ana ssaaessd ii
pear tot sies IN TIA, situation.
Dec IT, th teas and silss. to Garden Talbot Dec hi
II Shs BAY ~Fssdy spoke ship Matilda, from Manila fer
R.Ss d. b. Hall, (ef Cslai0 Ven, Gaay.m.. PR. with
nsassss. sus U asc lay rum. to master Lsff 40 Am
Big const tDu:.hl Drsysr Hcps Koss i,s days. with
camshor &c. q Allen paxscaA
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Receipts OF Produce. =.

Receipts or Produce. TUESDAY, March 10.
ByEre e26 bbls and SO bags Flour 9eo bush
Oats 100 do Wheat li9 pkgs Butter, 326 bbls whisky
n do Corn Meal 6e sdes Leather 265 Calves 4so head
Cattle. and $50 pigs Merchandise.
By Neto. Haven Rsitroad.-l43 boxes Cheese.
81 Hudson R,ver kqiiroadi60 bbls. Flour, $50 pkgs.
Meal Is do Ashes, 1884 bush Oats $50 do Feed, io9
sldss and So pkes Leather head Gait 81 Sheep ll8
Hoss s9 bbls Liquor $50 bales Hay. l6 de- Wool Is do
Hops, 50 bbs. Lame, and 3. 1874 pkgs Merchandise
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ANTHONY BLEscKEx. Aucusaesr.
THE VALUABLE PROPERTY No

ANTHONY J BLEECKER ~ll sell, at public auctIos,
March s lS5a at u o'clcek, as the Msr
chants krcnapse the following desirable property viz
On the Bswery-Ths brick front House and vaiaahis
Lo Of Ground Known rs No S7i Bowery between Hoa,-
Ton and io being Ia q feet incnss
.ent s1d rear BY rs feet depth be the CT lss
o sIns and further particulars apply 10 the Aucsones