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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-04-08

There is, undoubtedly, some good reasons
for marrying, which should prepondera;e
over all others, but of which many lose sight,
while they nre influenced by almost anything
else. Some marry for wealth, and others to
obtain responsibility, as Goethe said he did.
Some marry to please their friends, and Others
10 spite them, as Wycherly did when he mar
ried his servan: girl. We knew of a man
who married a girl of the town. and assigned
as reason for 50 doing, that as women were
apt TO change, he meant il his wifo changed
al all, it should be for the better. We have
heard OF an Irish Catholic who married Pro-
iesiant girl for The sake Of saving her soul.
And Young buck married a woman old
enough to he his grandmother, bacause he
owed her fifty dollars for BOARD. Beauty is
very attractive goal in this matrimonial
race; while fancy and 'love at irsl sight,
| lead on train Of votaries. ~ r.4
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-04-08

IRRITABLE CHRISTIANS. There was q
clergyman who often became quite vexed Mt
finding his little grandchildren 10 his study.
One day one Of these little children WINS
siaEding by his mothers side, and she was
speaking to him Of heaven. .
Ma said he, Il don't want 10 60 to
heaven
Don't want 10 60 10 heaven? my SOM
No, ma, Pm sure DON'T
Why not 2 my SON.
Why, grandpa will he there, won't hep
Why, yes, | hope he will
well. just as soon he sees US, he viii
come scolding along, and say. ,0he,0! whew,
,che,o, achat are these boys here for. l don't
want 10 20 10 heaven ii grandpa is going TO
be there
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-04-08

PARLoR PAsrIM3s. Acoustic or Sound
Figures.-lf VIC slrew fine sand or Iycopedi-
um powder upon stretched membrane, aud
very near play upon flute, violin. or pi.
anltorte. the sand will arrange itself into GER
tain definite and beautiful figures, which per-
petullly change with the sound rroduced.-
10 make the experiment, we must stretch
thin piece OF damp parchment or paper (tis-
sue or rice paper answers the besi) over the
mouth of glass tumbler, having iootsialk,
and fix it TO the edges with paste or thin
glue. When The paper is dry, thin layer
nl sand is strewetl upon its surface; then, it
any sound be produced near to il, the sand
will assume the most curious arrangements.
If no musical instrument is at hand, bell
will answer every purpose, or a tumbler,
striking il with q cork fixed OH a piece Uf
whalcbone or cane. When the same figure
is produced several times in succession, a
breath upon the paper will alter il. tension,
and cause entirely new forms 10 be deyel-
oped. Ifa round or squire plate of glass te
held firm at any Of its parts with a clamp, Ia
lady's table screw-pincCshon will do) sand
will assume geometrcnl figures by drawing
fiddle bow across the edge, and according
10 the distance f:on the fixing point so will
the figures be. Parchment is only suitable
for large surfaces, at least foot in diameter.
A clilds drum will answer the purpose,
when The sound is loud and powerful. l.-Fani-
liz Herald.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-04-08
"Julius, what am puriebral:on OF de

"Julius, whatam purtebrai:on Of dc
mind'
"A pertum bratum oh de mind. Mr.. Saow,
is produced by the right hand lobe oh de oc-
cePut coming in coniaci wild de ossi6cation
oh de nervous system. Dis opnrates on dc
left venticule,' and brings de palptation oh
de gastlc juice parallel 10 do spinal marrow,
which oh course dersnges de mucus NOM
Grain, and produces do perrun bratun afore-
said. Do you understand MIR. Snow
! did fore you hegun to spIai,,, but bianed
if l do now.'-[Crumbs from the Dutchmsh.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-04-08
The Pocket Book,

Scene Fast-A young 'Gent.' discovered,
surrounded by his friends, who are jesting
with him regarding his attentions 10 cer-
tain young lady.
Young Gent Boys, III just tell you how
il is. Yon see, care nothing for the girl
its the old mans pocket book that Pm af-
ter
Chorus Of Flends.--' Ha ha ! ha!'
Scene Second.-A parIor. Time, ii P. ii.
Young lady scared. Young gent rising 10
depart. Iiestales. as if bashiul, aud then
slowly remarks:
Miss Matilda, excuse me. but you mus,
be aware that my frequent vSits-my atten-
tons Cannot have been without an object
Young Lady, Alb, yes, so I've heard,
and shall only he too happy to grant what
you desire. (Tdhes from the table paper
parcel, and, unfolding il, displays aiarge, old
fashioned, and EMPTY morocco pocket book y
This, have been informed, is that object.
Permit me to present il and congratulate
you iha, you will in future have no further
occasion TO renew these visits and attentions
Young Gent swoons.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-04-08

Maeis,rate--'What brought yau hers.
sir p Prisoner--sTwo officers. pieass Your
honor.' Magis,ra,e3siine1i rr;ppr.,Tss
had nothing to do wi'hii ff'eons'--.nes'
sir, they werS both drunk.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-04-08

the llberality of this noble visitor, was always
regarded by Allston as direct answer to his
prayer, and it made deep impression upon
his mind. To this event he was ever after
wont to attribute the increase of devotional
feelings, which became prominent trait in
his character.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-06
DIED.

on Thursday FEB s. of consumption, DEBOR Az \;
COMB wife Of Elias Combs, aged 80 yes m)nth, ana
10 days r,
The friends and acquaiatances Of the family Of Elias
Combs and of David Thompson hereby requested 70 az
tepd the funeral service No 2i Grand 81, on srday
afternoon Feb. 6. at O'Clock The remains VII De taHea
the 20 low ing morning 90 We.tbury. l. 1
On THURSDAY Feb 5, aflec abort aud severe
illness, ALFRED FLEMING, aged 50 years aud ~
His friends and aoquan.ances and those Of his brother
John are regnefted tend The Gnea service on Fri
day afternoon o'clock n, he honse Of Mrs Cray NO
IS Sori gst His will be aiken On SATURDAY nora
ing nj Q o clock to Hamilton Square. New-Jersey.
On Thursday morning, Feb ) kEZHiAH Tfe oil WIN
f. Pman her 29h year. after severe illness OF TWO
The funeral viii take place Monday morning at II
o'clock from her late Tesidfn No z0) Hudson ST. cor
ner of Desbosses at which time aud place the frehis
OF the family invned to attend without further notice
CT 3ts ,,.,
ON Thursday Feb 5. at BROOKLYN, Mrs, MARTIN
WILLIS relief of the late IaItla WILLS aged 19years,
months, and 10 days. ru
Her friends aud those of her INLAY. John s. Folk
are invite to attend her funeral this (Fndly) afternoon
at "a CLOCK her late resldence, No 90 HILARY ST.
Brooklyn.
AZ New Canaan Coun Of a short and severe illness.
on "Wednesday evening Feb. T. at O'Clock, DANIEL cid
eat son of Lewis r Smith, he lfn year Of MS age
Funeral from the rcsdeuce nt his father. No l3O Henry
a. ON Saturday at PIP. NJ The friends of the family
invited to attend without further notice Hs rem ans
will be inferred a. Greenwood. o. ~
Al Norwalk, Conn % Thursday, FEB D. OF consump-
ton ABBEY JANE. only daughter vi Mohetsole ald
Thos NJ Lyon, aged " years
Her funeral VIII take place on Saturday afternoon, as
o'clock o,n ~
Henry Whitney, aged 80 years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-06

Co., ., ea-ssl ~ n, nmoa Obi, aai fivri,s state.
80 81 ST. q :; far Nch gan an ln-ianA 5,hu ~
y.r. i'm. be d~mAnd exceeds ne sunpy, aHa r p,
VT. H., shost store the IS .1he i"l ~. a.
tr.sds for the C.hf,rn.a market we saos are ~
M ~ "a ia 50 Bi fr cOnm'o 10 sraign oIahls.
az IS 20 tor Fancy. R'e ri snr u cary sisi -
g. 90 { m Meal i irp sales ~ jcr-eY ~ ~ 5 30 S =
e al paekNhfaf salable q, g ~ a. si W. -
cLsIS-Theee /. iess inqui'v f'r NneAf, iT uierns
f.r ,Toart AVID tnsres dssirs ~ sell appsIe1 a.
unfvorsbe Foreign al yces and the nid ~rAAhei
market slightly Se have no sses - "'e A. ~
oFef A. 7sc tn nom ma pucs BTe f-ase y
"a Oas are vsry abuntaE.. a1d tle &c aAai IS
aid ices are ag.in lover, stts gf 'fs a az = -
Iessy 4. zee Corn Infgelcfi nv ths tiisf'ae .as
heIe bi. dsslers pay the advanced o.ces teu. s
Ssss + coo bush 50, alec fIr Western Hfei N s'''
srd7'c far 5 herr Vel ev- -. r t,1
WHIsZY-TEe ks u rafhsr n lleF Nisisa-'' - 49,
bbI, IN ls.sa t2lc Drudg i, h-li AZ az: 49,,
PROvISTONs-Our nsIk-. d sg' n Deter l'i -.
tn. d,gaod more ac and drrs zo not Tee
at The aovauee The rec'lts are tptsiis as
a GO 10 50 Is Tor Old ssss, o1S 50 - fol "a
do 81. FOR pex Prime ard s2 flfsld ~ + lne u -
IL an aud normal ~ Sl32j Clsarr ma - 80 = ~
We tern nd 30 for On chess CouutV. Beei vsY nth
e.i fcr n. trade Sles Of go hbls at So bdsi fof
Mes 81 sea s. IS for PRIME and soS 81 ,r prime
Reef Ham. az firm and IN good demand. sersg 81
bhls good Sit per 40 as arc j. mo- e ICY WI 80
- o. 9fc and so kegs 1t 9ic for cd ana Vc ior
Pc. I'd Nea.s tteaiy and ia e0rd dehAal, SNes ="
100 bills and tIsees al 6dTs tcE Shgntsfs ana
Hams Burr IS very rnl, and IN far dem aal A. u ~
for Wessern New YORK and l26i3; Tor 40 Cheese Is
steady bat quiet, a. 81 sT.c ~ -. ., ! A.
brought improved prices FOR ne aae TSs
Tranksys and f1i prices iOI the o'hsi seS0iP
Whole catalogue was sid. 40 n ut. r,,....
WOOL !. IN good request 900 bs. Dlmsstic tlesce
,old at acc 200 lbs No Pm ed, Sic; Seuu % ttfa
Fleece sS4i5c 100 bses washed Synau sold o. private
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-06
Passengers Arrived,

In steamship humboldt from Harre-slr and Mrs Wm.
Youpg VIM Eitch, b. q. Wainwright, X W Sykef, Rev.
W W ecuddrr ana ohiid. MISS Scudder. Miss Adeiias
Chau.ey Miss Evgepie VlllOn, Dr. K NJ Jones James A.
Skitt H. bIIs Hill, p. Durand, Bergefot, C. A Blr-
rieie X Burlase John Rameyer. Emile Gflnior, Mr..
and hrs Feerb=, c. FellerIng, l. B0eck, J. j. Boss
James Mr. and Mrs Content aud four children, b. Curet
Vim Davkins
IN steamship Roanoke from Richmond and NOrfOk-W.
". Hunter A. G. Jsbb w EtwOjd. w. T. Williams, NJ.
Sweetzer W: II Turner, r l. Rea E. n Herbert, 3;
Turns, III Martin, III o Boa ID Logan W. n. B,ebe, IL
W. Quaies, q u walden e Gasin and lady, w. Re ad.
III. schulz MIS-. VI. Nichols aud daughter G. Dahney.
nj. 1tcSherIf, y J. Doughty. Miss NJ Hal, X o. ".
Harwood Mil sosd. J. Griffin, Mrs, Sspgban and 2
aud lady c. Ishei' J. McDon i'd aad laIS, j. l. Biz
muge, c, A Doano, Miss ia ham, s. Abbott, Peter
Southall u 8 A. Dr. BaIrabins. u. s. A Wm SIC Don
aid o Shepherd. X D. Lehman, q II Lancas:er-and II
D the 81 &c age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-06
PHILADELPHIA.
Net Guilty. the Christtana Rioters -Weather--
supposed Suicide or Judge Bartcn.
CensspeAdspcs of The N. Y Tribune


CorTsspeAdspce of The N Y Tribune.
PhilApKLPHiA, Thursday, Feb ), 1851.
This morning, the Jury in the case Of
Samuel Williams, charged with misie.neanor, 10
giving notice OF the intended arrest of fugitive slaves
al Christiana, rendered verdict Of Nor GuILrY
This ends the Chiistiana aifait
The weather to-day i, an Improved repetition Of
yesterday. Stoves and overcosts are below par
It's generally supposed that Judge Barton of this
city, who has been missing from san Francisco
since Christmas eve, has oom niI,el suicide by
tfosnins, while laocrins under temporary INSANITY
The Judge led rather nregalar lite for So ne wears
previous, and that Undoubtedly was the cause OF
selfdesiruc,on.
The foTtign news hiss impsstsd more 6rmasss 20 the
mafket for kRSApsrtfts. Thee IL rather mare aouy;
s1esa cck pages 'eLd up ssId Sales 81 seoa oils
stsrtetS and gooe snds az ~ , and roo bsls kSA-
Gaelifss' ~ 81 6ei. There As moderate demand ~
esiy conSumptc az former quotations The matkats
bare u RYs FLOUR. aud - waited sale OF l2a b>s
CORN MEAL at IS i2 Dbl Taere Is rather MRsAR
anlv,g b, railroad Sales Of 600 bush. gO'd Peaasy-
vtas kss a. 9lc 6ushs. and Waite Al ST. Tue market
1s tsie o. Rye, and is demand for dsIliag Corn
mot much Aqanss AFTER Sales Of S0eo bush Yel!os az
steady at <oc. y bushsi CIovERsRrp is ia se,ssr de-
inand sac OF 80 bush pnoe at "a g7laS5 Oh 10 la
GRoersiss snd PROVISIONS no change. MISSY sells
slowly ~ 2lic. IN bbs and e0}c In hAds
SALES o. SrecKs-klrsf Board-sl Penns. X. h, 4ol.
40 DO. ses; ~ DO al; DO. sil; 1855 Sch. Nav nj
.Is Leigh cos ss hss 81 s,. 81 e.
90 IS; 81 Geo do, ~ -; Penas- BE- MS, soU. b
%; Avicksbars r. X ~; n o Ca, loI do. ios;
do: s go n las ~ 81. .cS L'ssh lat 81: 100
1srland VALLEY X Il. SO; IN Mars Canal, 'l ss,ce9
c s;fssf & s:ss ss s SS as s
s.ss Stsis Is, ioos ice Lshsh lat Ss, ~. %, -
rem R,N!i &c Go, a; " URisR CSSsi, ~ " Vieks-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-06
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. -..-FEBRUARY 5.
Cleared.

steamships-Cherokse. Davenport, Chagres, N o. R)o-
ert rometheus, Churchill, San Juan D. Il. Allen.
Ships-Chase, White Charleston. Thos. Warisl Viola
Prescott Bosten,E. Atkins Co Yorktown Bsash Lon
don. GriuDel Minurn Co; Courier. Dswhurs Port Wal
thal, Va, Foster lott Co Creole, Pierce, Ner-Or-
leans. Frost Hicks America Lawrence. Liverpool. ID
l. A Kingsland < Co.. Rhine, Doane. Mobile, f. D. II rl-
but h Co; Sarah BOYD Whi,temOTe Havana, Nesmiih *
Sons Oswego. Cornell New. Orleans. p. State.
BaYks-NaTtha Allen King, Rio Janeiro, " X Corning /;
Catharine Augusta, Bestman, Charleston. L. ". buc-
chMd.
Bngs-Belle, (Br) Poole, Hull, Geo B. MOrevoOd Jane
Howes, Cook Proviscetown Gorham Bsssett WilsDa
bard. baltimore James Hald J. j. soathard, Bishop,
Mobile, Ladd Il Church
scheOuers-Thos Page. Crammer Baltimore, Van Brunt
Ssght Pampero kenducS, Apaachicsia X. Pos, ;
Lapson Dean, Penniman, BAH, J. T. White Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-06
MARRIED..

On Thurslav Feb s by Rev wm Bslch RICHARD
HEATHER, Esq, TO Mrs ABBY ANN SWEET. all oil
Or THURSDAY Feb S AZ the Church Of the Messiah by
Rev DR. Dewey, DAVID DOVS, Of the firm OF pows
Cary, TO MARGARET b only daughter OF HOEstio
Worcester all of this City. -
In Brooklyn Thur,dsy. Feb S.. by Rev DR. Ccx, Mr.
WILLIAM LEFFINGWELL, of San Francisco. 70 NJ IS
FRANCES N ROWLAND, Youngest daughter Of the
late Nathaniel Rowland. Esq OF Brooklyn
In Har' 4 I'd. Conn Feb g. BY Rev. f. + Griswotd NJ
f C. GRISWOLD. son of the former, both OF New fGk
CITY and Mss ANNE, daughter Of A swestaEd
ON "Wednesday Feb. A. at Deep River, Conn, by Hsv.
MI Cushman. MI. A HOWELL, of Sag Haroor, to Miss
BHFBE ROGERS. Of the former place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-06
Disasters, &C.

SEVERAL PIECES Of iogwood. coffee BAGS. water c,,a,
fraen ehts OF yawl boat ard vessels quarter board
vhIch ~ascut The VOID Leopard, painted vAis caa,e
ashore back of rfuro he 10 ios. IN the y = storm
SHIP SENATOR Bars TO- az Boston from faya repofsa
tina the ,hu seuator Coa wAch yut iato bat pst D.e
is in ersss would he read 10 sal about the l,h Jan
carr " ABE % trs Lima. al Portland % asia MI ln
RopaIe denies the statement Of Capt valdez Of eltt.r
Mems that he lost SAILS and FStng Soma Of bis ,a,
were split but be los aching, NOT even lc,e ytrn AN
heavy caryoes lie deaieS that lie never woaid have
reached pGr, without time ass stance rendered hiss
~ The .Srcrfs Can't. Walden put m officer and sr
men on hoaid which Opt Wsce says did not "exyedle
IN, massage move than 81 hours a flrthest'
Carr BURGESS wih 80 Mer AID the Iecssssry nsts.
rsls started on 2sh ali from KEY West Tor De a shsa
IN hepe OF getting OF the ship lebanon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-06

BOSTON. FEB 3-Au ibrs strabo. ealcais. Sep, A,
fJsp IS lat 81 n In IS a, - ke bfS sHa. y Is rem
81 D.rrnx, forsss i"Fk sad Supplied her sih p-osis.
iorsl Ot.rfn. New Ofl~ans josephine. Mobis; ba -.
PROMPT Pnut. Central Auefica. Sep IS; asrlss
Williams S.vasras big car. >ufinsn. n a. -
tark Nautilus, for Gloucester u ds had lost oih arfs
ant maa
Ths" Prcmp,, fom Central America, spoke, ian IA,
II N lin 40 10 clipper shp au nc sns ON Ne Yors
pee H. for sap F,sIcscs nth loss OF fore atd main ts
mast wouiS pu' ia'O Mao dc JaGeiIo ore9air.
CHARLIE TON. Feo t-Arr ship y BulNley. NY.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
BALTIMORE Fen the bugs 10 Doboy aud r.ss,,.
sonnss the ,nuace 20 the pori Of Dsrisa Aavs hen
rsUl.c.d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-06
Spoken, &c.

Dee IS lat 80 80 S. lou q 20 v ship Esther May. Ia
Boston NOV. Is tor Il nolulu. - -
Oct al lat 10, Ion 81 passed ship Martha Of B0ssca.
sesugNW.
Jan 80 IS miles east II Cape HatleDs. brig Carrier, Of
Fall RIVER from New York for Savannah.
Jan 81 OF Cane FLORIDA ship Gotten Planer HAGEN
from Apslschcoa for twefp 81 ne day, b. BARK CHAT
ham of Belfast, /. fnr soati ern port.
Feb l. OF Nantucket South ShSsl, ship os'son I'm. N
Jan 49, lat 80 lon &C 70 brig A. Blanchard Blanc ard
I'M Boston Tor Sagua Ia q auce
Jan 81 lat. So a. lon 10, biig Geo. ots Fe'Al-s VA NO
ian 25, OF Kew wes, brig JoIeph Albion, non BALI.
more IL Dis for Pensacola.
No date lat a. oa Is, brig Eliza. from Boston Tor Bar
No da.e eff Bermuda ship Geo. Gvesn, Rednan fsen
Motls for Lire pool.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-06
Receints OF Prodnce.

Fsb S la3a-By Ere R4Ilroaa-l60 head Cattle, $40
sdes Leather u Sheep % baes Hay, SPAs' Batter 20
Htgs, s3 bags Flour. - oo.X, ,p...,
NJ Nep Hauea Railroads.&c. bush Oats. y ools WHISKY
pkgs Butter, l6 cssss Asaes pigs Shsess' oV oO
E1onr "a Hogs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-06

% Sch Ha, !, Nh s ssss rfh g.
=. ~ siCoo head X r. Ga. 10, ~ shn ~urg H. H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-06

PHILADELPHIA Fec 5-C'sared scEfs Mar, a,A
Iouisa Adams, savannah; Emily Weaver, BsOeA, NJ
BILE.
NEWPORT. Feb t-Arr'uei-Schrs J. " Rarss,
HtrtcL Boston fr Nrgsa, Rokoary, seas. Pf,yseeas
steamer Perry soop GaIse, Ferguson, Disigi fr New
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-06
Foreign Ports.

At Hayre Jan. H. ships Manchester, Tyler. tcr New
Orleans LeIn gOD, Thompson, do monmouth, Tousy,
do Chesapeake Lsuben, do; Naples Dune AZ nhsnown;
Thomas Wright, Lsv- ndOr, do WIN Fell, willard, New
York Admiral Bhfsn, do sam. l.. Fox, Ans worth do,
Samuel Dyer Williams New Orleans Avalanche Baker,
unc: LYDIA Souls, do Fanny Slmonton, do haiae.
Howard DO Napoleon. Hunt. do Enphfasia Smith, %.
SD l3.b Emperor, Pedrck. Boston HAVE, Milford. ~
York. 60. So,
AtAnjier Nov. 1. ship Josiah Quincy Endic't, hen
Shanghae for New York. - . .. ,,,,,.
AT Pernambuco Dec. TO- bark W II. G. Wright, Wer-
thinston from repsirI e. to san IN cs Tor no
Janeo bss James Crosby Pendeton. ffon ana f)f boe-
ton to sail IN days. Queen OBJ Spofy ,of u Jonnf,
n f. walirg eI hi George ROBINSON. boyce do DO;
James Erskne Or Kirk, de- do; Ayshne La's' tBfJ
Allen. from Grtenock. =, , ar,
Philsdelphia days . -, ,
Osier was on the Coast icg for New York.
At Mayafuez jan rs, bark James Hall. Jarvis. from n
York dsg bngs Kate Pendergast. Evans, I'm. Bainoe,
wig Carbon LausiheIu hom 81 Thomas, do, scAu
Onatsvia, Simonton io New-York DIS SaG0n Pane, and
Mavipa, Leayltt. uDc.
AT. at Csnfus COS 2Oth ul bark Franklin. Cook New.
York. -
AR at Trinidad I8 ult brss Hiniet, Dutch, N.Yofk
10Th, MetamOIa. Wsss 1T Jsgo
SID from St JagO 5lh ult brig Champion, Decker, Inn
idad schr. VIM W. Wyer. oddard. New York
At Neuvitas 10Th ult, bTigs Lucy Watts, waits, and
Marshal Ney, Lila, for New York ldg. -
Ar at Halifax N s.. IS h ult. brig Emily, Young. N.
York 28h s,hr. Union Reynolds, Boston " Ia via tAn
So for Prince Edward Island Cid. 2ith. brig Brooka
Mitchell, Cuba
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W'hliers.

Asst Helena Zee 81, Caroline, pahcock, Of Csseapgt
with $50 bbls sp. and 50 bbs VII OIL weuid SAL Tor C,aa
Ar n, PeYnambuco Dec. ~, bark Charleston Packet
Jewi, q with "A hands sick, man ati the pfs.
yious day sand 10 be fever aud ague -
sid from Proyincetown Jan ~, bark Frankn, Scupss,
conth Atlantic Ocean,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-06

MINIATURES ALMANAC. This DAT.
SUN-Rises-.- OF Sets ~ 5i00S-Rsss-. 2ia
HI0H wATER-..-Feb G.
Sandy HOOK. l2n Gov Llasd.9 o2m Hell Gss..lO IGN
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i've OF Bank stock. for the last three years

lOtal- StS' o'V'oS Sf|'fo'"'S'N
The increase of taxable property since 1917, has
been at the rate of 30 600 600 year. Inc incsease
H. 1852 under the new constitutional is estimated az
S25 600 COO The State tax In 1891 was Si.5l9J
more than it was in 1850 that of Counties, Scho1s
and townships $424 9l2. The amount received ffon
the sale of Canal lands is greater than was anilcl-
pated The Auditor recommends reduction OF me
lax for 1852 of tenth of mill on the dollar Inc
whole debt OF the State the Isl Of January, 1897,
exclusive OF the School and other trus. funds
amounts to SIS 5s4 500. On the Is. January, 1892,
the whole balance Of the principal oil the eenI.
stock of the State issued In ls43, paid and the
certificates or bonds of the State taken up and can,
celled The amount OF principal and inleTes', PAID
an the Cry of NewYork during the past year, Is as
follows ooo,, ~,
interest on foreign deb, 9)6 $50 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-06

~ THURSDAY. Feb s.
AsHES-The market IS bnoyant for PO.s ~.th batter
Demand Tor export 81 Pearls are Ia good dc aad a.
So l3t
COTrON-The Nasaras news has disappointed III,
h9.dtfs and they more ready sellers naia.
q anged hadds a pricss favorn the buser
FLOUR AND NEAL-Oat market for ths low sr,ds.
az State AID Westeyn our alli and hsavy IA. IA.
Ans from Europe not favorable a, wsre sn,,
Txkd and There bothils doing foE slDlr Se.l.liy.
hcdeif are disposed - re aze bat o. sny
sales u Sale below 81 61 Western haly hello me
stock hes light. and mossly IN The hands u sae resasr
ceslt's Cs1afSg IL scarce aa1 in far nd = A.
2rcrs Gov lie of holasfs me sales Of ID ,s.ri
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