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Baron ROUGE. February IL

BATON ROUGE. February II
sENArEGen Martin, President pro tenn, in the Chair
twenty-sx Senators present
Mr. Benjamin presented memorial from the Cham
Der of Commerce of NewOreans Referred.
Mr. Benjamin introduced act relative to legal mort
cages and the inscription thereof
Mr. Richardson of Ouachita reported act to reduce
the salaries of State officers Ordered to be printed
made the order of the day for Thursday next.
Mr.. Robb presented the memorial of citizens of New
Orleans in behalf of Public Schools Also reported from
the Committee Finance act to appropriate $4,000
for the improvement of the falls of Red River
After some discussion and shower of amendments
Mr. Lacose moved to lay the bill and amendments the
table indefinitely, which lost The previous question
called for when the Senate refused adopt the first
section, and the bill lies over.
Passed An act for the organization of corporations for
works of public improvement and utility act relative
to the appropriation of lands for Railroads and Other
works of public utility.
Housr-S6 members present.
Mr. Lathrop presented petition of the Society for relief
of Destitute Females, Also petition of the Chamber Of
Commerce, New0rleans. Referred
Mr., solomon, petition of citizens OF Third Municipality
against anneNing Lafayette
MIR. Lathrop, petition of Second Municipality Council
Consolidation
Mr.. Lumsden offered resolution to pay to J. B Leefr
his mileage and per diem while c1ntesng the seat of
Wcisheimer. Referred to the Committee Finance
Mr. Ranney introduced joint resolutions relative to OIL
tanning from the General Governm appropriation
sufficient to improve the navigation the mail route
between Neworeans and Mobile to establish buoys and
stakes along said line and provide hbors safety along
the coasts of Louisiana, Alabama aid Mississippi Read
| first time
The Speaker laid before the Hou>, Il message from the
| Governor accompanied by communication from the
Superintendent of the Deaf and Dumb Asylum at Dan
VILE Ky requiring further appropriation for the sup
port and education of the nine pupils to be supported by
| this State
Mr. Curry from Judiciary Committee reported untayo,.
ably on the following entitled bills
An act to repeal tax on Attorneys and Physicians
| An act to exempt certain property from liability
An act to exempt from seizure, etc the homestead OF
householder having family etc also personal property
the value of $3.50 and of the wages labor and COM
pensation of professional services certain amount
| An act to repeal article 33S of the Civil Code
An act to amend act relative family meetings
Approved, March TO- 1854
Mr. Curry also reported back act to prohibit card
playing in this State and asked its reference the Com
| mttec Propositions and Grievances
| Mr.. Parham on behalf of the Finance Committee b
belonging the State adjoining the Racourci Cutoff
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EXTRAORDINARY PRorosIrIoN.It has been proposed in
the City Council of Philadelphia to ask the Legislature OF
pennsylvania to pass law requiring the fire insuranc,
companies chartered by the State and also foreign
ces 10 pay over all income six per cent to sinking
fund, for the benefit of the fire department
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Rome TO AMERIcA."-The report that his holiness thu
Pope intended to present block of marble for the Wash
ingron Monument, is confirmed by letter from the Hon
Lewis Cass r to the Secretary of the Monument Society
The following is the letter.
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Grand Concert

Grand Concert.
a The public respectfully informed that
MISS CATHERINE HAYES
FIRST GRAND CONCERT IN NEW ORLEANS,
HALL, ON
MONDAY EVENING FEBRUARY 16, 1862
PROGRAMME;
Solo the Violin ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Herr GlIEBEL
Scena and Aris'V eui min vendetta" ducrezia
'''s'A'' HERR MENGs. '' A'"AS"
CAvnna"Ah, mon fls de Prophet4J Meycrbeer
MISS CATHERINE HAYES
Buae !" Byacco ,Battista
" LIE Bananet "The Banana Tre NJ Got,schAk
''s''''' MR. I. BouIANGER D''"''s
Song" Happy Brllmgn obigato Mr. Kyle )walAe-
MISS CATHERINE HAYES,
Duet" Guano Amo' [l'Elisr d'Amore) Donizet
MISS CATHERINE HAYES AND HERR MENGIs.
Solo the Flute, (Bahm) ..............Mr. KYLE
Aria Bus-"L oque maire Clean de parisD .Boedieu.
HERR MENGIS.
Grand scenn-'Casa Diva NORMAL .Beln
MISS CATHERINE HAYES.
Swiss Song" The Happy Switzern .Mengis.
The of An Irish Ballad
MISS CATHERINE HAYES. '''''''
CONDUCTOR. Mr. LAVESU.
~ The GRAND PIANO employed of Chick
eng and is from the Music Store of H. Parsons Camp street
II Price OF Tickets 49, 81 81 Thy procured at the
office of the Amory Hail on SATURDAY MORNING.
NJ B.-Eyery Sent will be numbered.
~ PROGRAMMES containing the the Songs in French
Italn and English may be obtained in the Concert night
of performance Price, Twenty five cents.
Doors open past Concert O'Clock. fel3
Tickets may be procured at Armory Hall this morning
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AvoYELLEs PARIsH.-The Villager, published at Marks
VILE Ayoyelles Parish says Never did the planters ON
Bayous Rouge and Des CLASSES feel more acutey the
csssty good of transportation than at this time
Since nearly month"; and more, sugar and cotto,
are lying ready for shipment the transportation O
these staples by land to any of the landings Re,
River too expensive Yet March is drawing nigh an,
merchants must be paid.
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srock-upwards Of 5000 head of cattle were in thr
Inherent stock yards of Louisville awaiting shipment, on
the ist INST IN three counties about Louisville Their
were between een and twenty thousand head of sheep
also for the river markets principally for Newore,ns
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Fashionable Clofh;no

InoN1FooN q NIAON, No, IS Camp street,
rB Have received per Winfield Scott ,,ch addition, =.
to render it a complete assortment of ~ A =.
fAshloNAbi.E CLOTHING and FURNISHING GOODS
comprising ''''
CLoAhs, OF Black French Cloth " A. H. and full circle
ovEf COATS OF various qusates and all the west styI
DRESS COATS, of Black French Cloth, various qualities
FRock COATS, of BeSs and colorsd Cloths
BUSINESS COATS, Of Black and eylorsd Cobs n,,
smere, | ~ "' "'Nfu 'AS-
fANIAlooNs of Black fancy Doeskin md Caasipsr
~ cashmere Satin, Wooden Velvet Black Fancy SIX,
Rnn Whta Mnrelles, single and double breasted ''
SHIRTS OF Fine Linen nd Linen Bosom,
o o. Shaker faunes Merno, Cashmere SILK and Cotton
MoKNlNe GOWNS, UMBRELLAS, PERI UNERY etc AZ 49,.
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FnLBusrER TRIAL.-0'Sulivan and others charged with
violation Of the neutrality laws be tried in New
York next week The application for posponement on
the ground of absence Of witnesses, was denied
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-14

JAMES G. BIRNEy This gentleman, report of who's,
death has been going the rounds asserts positively thai
he is not dead We suppose shall have to believe him
although the papers said he was dead certain
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Another Boar Losr-The steamer susouehanna was
sunk in the Cumberland river on the ID inst She vii
probably prove total loss.
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Arrivals at the PRINCIPAL Hotels

ST. LOUIS Il Simons Phiadeldha; Chas Rome N.
Cowea Ala Jas W Watson, Whit, n. "; ii n Gamett
i III p Matches Miller Miss Gsp no Knapp Geo Taylor
Inns KY miss Dunbar mics McPheter Nisa; Slaughter
CITY HOTEL A Huntington, o.; Glenn, Grayson II
kraf Miss; Duva La; Kirk Hammond, Bouldin
miss Hammond, Ala; q w Straton Mobile Kennedy Dough
erty N Ramsey, Stewart La; Speer Speers
II Jackson, KY '
gE Eii r. Christmas DAMS, Downing, mai Martin
rarckely Gill Thos Rose Evans lady Febeger
US N; Fullerton, Ohio; Wleatle, Case Texas
Jones' miss Johnson Barkley lady children
King La; 1hos Batchor Rrddesbrger Mo; SAM
Holmes Ky; Wallace, Ark; mrs G.Wari child Simpson
Cbas Gardner, Mo. '"'
ARCADE HOTEL W H Paxton, NO; Loveaee La Chus r.
Bouc, Ark Maye Nave Miss; Wilson, Simms
fnke Hawkins Tenn; Johnson Lowder Smith, Howell Ky
COMMERCIAL W Fl Hopkins, ClHs Lporck, Ia; Bowl c
Maond, aena jackson, Death, Graham Martin Iowa
lathe; NJ Gillespie Mo Pollard, Pittsburgh II Fl Tens,
MeClu9key, Thos McGill B Luekett, Miss G Klein,
TUFTS. w C Floyd, Smith, Louis Kelly Island; T
Boniexter. d Adams, w w Butler Scott Morris II n
Morris, Maryland NJ Gibson, Onio West Miss -
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saTuRDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY

M.pa,Aers AND DEArHs.-We will hereafter publish the
.,pe announcement of marriages and deaths free o.
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LATE NEws--0wng to sickness in the office our paper
will not be out this morning before lateDeri Mar
shall Crexas) Republican
The paper is out around, but it looks very pale.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-14

We yesterday morning inadvertently neglected to
knowledge the politeness of Mr. DuplessS of the Post
Office Department
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8Nrw MAP OF LouIsnsA-The Baton Rouge Advocate
stan that Mr. G. W. r. Bayley Assistant State Engineer
- map of Louisiana, embracing portions of Mis-.
N and Texas nearly ready for publication.
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SURVEYOR PoRr OF NEwORLrAYs-A dispatcl
received from Washington yesterday stating thai
Col VIM Chrsty had been unanimously confirmed by thu
lSenate as Surveyor of this Port
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We indebted to the Clerk If the steamer Marth
Jewett for late st. Louis papers.
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j. q. .Moroan,s LITERARY Depot,

EXCHANGE PLACE, adjoining tho Post-oAce
80. The BOOKS published in the United sHer together
with the REVIEWS, MAGAZINES, NOVELS, etc., promptly
ceised establishment issued from the
Also the English STANDARD WORKS always
kept on hand.
Citizens and Strangers respectfully invited to call
Orders FOREIGN BOOKS received and
Ai.s
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Guinness $ HUI,

56 CAMP STREET
as Beg to call the attention Of their and Il. publi, IN %
carefully selected Of ~ - ''''
WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWElRY COZ n pE,ss n.,,,. ,
CASES, PORTE MoNSAIEs, GUNS PTS, toIs npFesf,.o
CASES, DESKS, WORK BOXES, TABLES. PATSrIyss NV,
CHOICE FANCY ARTICLES 40 Az"
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We indebted to the officers of the steamers Gunar,
and Alex Scott for late Louisville and Cincinnati papers
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The Catherine Hayes Concerts.

.5S- THE LADIES will find large stock of
FANS, CAPES, EVENING DRESSES,
UNDERSLEEVES,
CIIEMISETTES, COLLARS, CUFFS
THREAD LACE RIBBONS, etc.,
EY=.aT PERY LOW PRICES.~TE
fel4 6t2p at SIMPSON S, so CANAL STREET.
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GssN NoTIcE.-Neither the Captain nor Con
signces Of the British ship WARBLER Wesce mister will he
responsible for debts Of the fell e. W. OLIVER CO.
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The american, almanac for $50.
ByidgesUate1' Paint,

B- THE AMERICAN ALMANAC AND REPOSITORY OF USE
Full KNOWLEDGE FOR THE YEAR 1859, for sale by
JAMIE &c MORGAN Exchange dining the Post Office
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Mis- SrScLAIR.-Mrs. Sinclair. late Mrs Forrest his
made second and third appearance Lady 1eas with
great success Her voice is said to be very much like
Mrs. Keans
The BLACK SwAN.-The concert of the Black Swan in
Boston the Sd was failure She was pronounced a
humbug.
RECEPTION CATHERINE HAyEs.-NIiss Hayes will ar
rive by the Mobile boat this morning She will remain
the Lake until 10 o'clock when SHE will be waited on by
COMMITTEES of her admirers in this city and
escorted to her at the St Louis Hotel We under
stand that she is to be serenaded this evening
MILITARY BALI.-The Second Anniversary Ball of the
Emmett Guards, off tonight. at the Armory Hall
and it promises to be the affair of the The
pany will be numerous and at the time select and
nothing has been left unone to render the reunion one
of pleasure.
FIREMES's BALL.-The members of Fire Company No
give ball tonight ut the Orleans Ball Room and we
promise much pleasure to those who may attend
Every thing has been arranged for a fine affair,
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To Persons Going to California.
CLOTHING, Eric.
~ full assortment of the following goods may found at low
prices Mt ALFRED MUNRoE Il CO.'S LONE PRICE STORE" 81
MAGAZINE STREET,
800 PAIRS HEAVY BLANKETS;
RED AND BLUE FLANNEL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS;
CHECK LINEN AND CHECK COTTON SHIRTS;
HEAVY WOOL HALE HOSE
500 SUPER BLANKET OYERCOATS;
1000 OVERCOA1S, of various styles
RIDING CORD PANTALOONS
HEAVY PILOT CLOTH AND CASHMERE pASTAJo0NS
sS- Fine Clothing of every description.
INDIA RUBBER CLOTHING of the best quality.
fec 2ptf ALFRED MuNROE * CO. "a Magazine 81,
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~ WASHINGTON FIRE COMPANY No. 20.
A The officers and members of this company are hereby
notified to attend a special meeting ut the Engine.
= = We house, on SUNDAY MORNING. February H..
al attendance is earnestly requested. BY order
JOSEPH c, ROSE Secretary
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Married:
On Thursday February the
FRANCIS RODER and Miss THERESA WARTH all of this cv
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q /GEoRGB WASHINGTON LODGE No GA
~ regular meeting this Lodge will be held on SATURDAY
VA EVENING, the lith inst, att oo X, Masonic Hail.
Bsrounc and Perddo streets. Members requested
rtua. BY order
9 F.A DENTZEL. Secretary
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Mustc ann the Drama.

Miss HAyEs's FIRST CoscERr.-The tickets for Miss
Hayes first grand concert in NewOreans will be for sale
at the office of the Armory Hall this morning and they
will probably all be taken before night Those who would
choice seats should be hand at an early hour
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CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN WILLIAM BROWN or
TOWBOAT PORpOIsE
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN N B. ROBBINS, OF THE
SHIP LEODES

hive the BRlDGEWATER PAINT decks Of
Steamboats, and Sea Vessels have also
in various confident will give satisfaction,
Water
PAINT be applied Sailing Vessels as we'll for
ECONOMY and DURABILITY, for PREVENTING LEAR.
(Signed) N. b. ROBBINS, Master Ship Laodeg.
NewDreans, anu
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CERTIFICATE OF JosEpn BENsEN. PAINTER.

have used the BRlDGEWATER PAINT the past five months
brick and pastered buildings tn hnge canvas os
and in every Instance has given the fullest satisfaction
From and experiments direction can
testify to it's being PROOF AGAINST THE AFFECTS OF SPARKS
AND ClNDES, and protection Against leaks far sue-
Mineral Paint have Invaluable out
door qunfey that particularly
use in n Southern climate, JOSEPH BENSON, Painter.
Newoolehhs February =, 1852. 1872 Camp
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SODA ASH AND PALM OIL-sOO cks Lord
NJ ing and for sale by ohs'' s'ho-
John UA yArtN M
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FIRE BRICKS-1OO,OOO English and p;tts
l. burg Fire Bricks for sale by o n' Ai''s-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01

The schr. Express, Capt. Thompson
arrived on Saturday from the BAY OF St Lasrenos.
hi, vessel was one Of cet ordered out OF ioo BAY
Ckssur. Capt Thompson received no Other trou9I1
hOc fhs cutters. Tie sent into one oil tbs naroos OF
Prince Edwa'ds Island, one night snd hsd 10 pay
seven doars for 40 doing Capt Thompson Ater'
vpd learned that OF NE bsAermen paid jus' WAY
hey plessed-sOme 20 three or four dolisrs
sckoor or John Gerard, Bant CoOmos, arrived 90
Tuesday Thi. vessel also one OF the tset drisea
on, OF the Bay Of Chaleur by the steamer Dev STATEN
ard detained by her several honTt ne omsa.
who bearded the J hn Gerar1 told Capt CoOmDs that
he Rad been hsbing that his hues were 0ei and be bait
lreah Tbis the CAGE hoSeveT, ~ he had jo'.
come cut Of port and had been hshing for several
days. After detslnpg hin sometime Mo csptsln OF the
steamer told him he might 60, onS that he should no'
Fab IN that Bay. ,
The owners of the fine schooner Caroline knight OF
NewburypOrt before mentioned af having oeen seiz9d
have received letter from the esp'an, stating has
other vessels we're inside of him a. me time thai no
had thought be trespaslrg AID tanks that Tho
value Of his vessel and he 2JS barrels Of nacserel on
board was the cause Of the stizure.
I5loueesisr Telegraph Nth
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JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

HUpsoN COUNTY CoURrs.-Yesterday
mornins thu Court took the hst Of convicted prisoners
and sentenced the f1lows Michael Reynolds Of Ho-
boken convicted too in6ctmens for assaults sad battery
sebteuced to the Coupty jail for 80 DAYS sod le
foy the hsi aud 81 GAYS sad SIS 6ns the secOnd
Robert Parker, convicted Of stealing s40 seut-ncsd to
State Prism months and until thu OF
pa Jscob 3-sherhaand sentenced State Prison
yeau srd siS months, and Abraham Ro.antins
Stse Prison both eted Of breaking sad
srerg goods from the stors Of Csrrigsn Esbnsks
John son convicted Of committing assault and battery
senteDee3 10 the State Prison SIX )nths. Daniel
Kelley 'eotencsd 70 The State Prison = years for
breaking open the ,tor- Of J. p SNllmau snd alin
gcoo. tb-lefrom ilsm Willis convicted OF bigany,
sentenced the State Prison for EIGHT years Gsr-t
Bell convicted for mitine assault aud baery upon
FTenehmen wGsfnsd 600 sod the coats OF prosecution.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01

Weir sd1y rornrs scrt ~, kt m hNaFF 'a't Oh Hsn
Krapp ~ 'hr -Yih year 81 herfr ,,
he e. .ns fsnd. vt family ayI'e 20 attend Der
funeral Saturday morning. Oct T. Clock IRON "ss -
Gfu~ri-.is Nj JOHN FRANCIS IA he oh y-sr bus ee
m ,,.4. the ani nst a 60 acli M i'n-r' ms ~
dsv) arcfnOoa % cOcA, me se residence No ." west
l1'h ,,.,,,,, u,xcvVx
,t,.+ oil lNrh- aud p knavi'r aged - months
H. .. OBJ. ,h tan y reluc.tei without further iu's"n'
n-r,I On saufirv sitrsroon OF ,, nj 5ot'"'k,
, ne ner fbi- Irsndu Their NJ, ~ llrges IA noa -
between ONT AND smith s's.. Brooklyn 800 ~ -
s.f 81 AZ 90 Cove /, Ptiiu HILL kk ff' lfe he'
chant ufri.s CRY. ~ he ~ year % li- fge. -
On Nefr--csy sept ~. 90 nc ffh wear q" NJ, -
ICINBA ~- VI Robsu N. Bucs AID daughter oil Joseph
m. ,ss,i... snd friends NJ tie family rs'p-,al7 invited to
attend .- iusr- fdry, COX A. n. !fofn nrf ate res
I-rte 50. Il ksst Ish -
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WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

n The jury empsnnslsd by the Coro-
ne 70 invesissis The c,nse o. re death OF Wm Sher
wood noticed lev days ''nce, met tbs Corners Office
% "Wednesday evening and concluded thsir soors De-
Crane Of lie Roy-pl.cs Newvork, and OF err sho
pr-@nt the s Of the accident IN toeir tesssoay
The Coroner chsrred tire Jury bat hr verdict shoao Do
entirely fouLd-o 'be tm0py OF the Witnesses sad e
allow feeling Of rstaity 10 bias them e'sher ~sy "a
their decision rpe Jury then retired and sf-r snort
stion the rruaa presented the following verdict
We find thst Ub.n senry sherv pod cams 70 h. death
by secd-at, dro~nns the jury respectfully request
the prooretors IF the HOuOns Ferry TO provide proper
buoy M their bos .nd h.v- the CHAINS Of the eoss
properly secured until the boats de fast 70 the bridge
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TCt9. t23,t0O UD eSJ2uW
Anourt esuissi las. A2rn, "a 400 go amount last
April 1888 800 Rzoess over April $4,000 Decrease
since Api!i. 81. 80
IN. ccehituss Bank p,y en- $1,000 nerea'' capital
rsee sst dividend.
The Granite B.al PSI on 10000 isers"s capital snes
last dividend.
The following semi annual Bank Divi-
dsrds have been declared, AL payable Oct 4; Mean
ksss Bark, Salem, ia = cent; Warren Bank. Dsa-
veIs, ga y cent keehAnies Bank, Lynn, y cent?
Farmers Bank, Maryland, 3Is y cent; Pacific Bsnk,
Nantucket, : y cent; Randolph Bank, 5 y cent
At Boston the Bank rate Of discount cor
nruss steady II 2 cent and the same ID The oasaAs
price for approved mercantile psper Tho Brokers'
are borrowing on the fane!ss" At tbs rata ct 7@'
q cent
The total amount Of subscriptions ." '"s
Allegheny Valley Railroad b sl,csoooo. :,
The Boston Jouna! gives the annexed
,,aem.r, Of the prosssdiss, Of The Railroad coa'--
ION at Springfield Last non'n
TIT. n, v.u,ioo eomprksd delegates Iron ncss -
49, c., y, Land railroads, and vas called ~ -
s,,,ss =, ,hs Nev.York and New Haven Rsiiroae u
a,Ssc,. ,n,epdsd we're 20 give % eaeh SOeeey eS
~, of he s.prrisDcs Of eli. n he coasesues.A
~ her rtsds ana machinery; b thslr rsss 80
,s,crs re- .tve 10 ths sovHsncas Esd ose
all scaAscsoxs and othsz oihea<s-"
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LAdysrtis ement1

FIRST CoME, FIRST SERyED.-Ladies
who wish n'ske the first selection from tho rich vt stock
Of shaw snd Dress Cox Dc offered in th, CITY sh0ld
take The sdvarisss the present opportunity sad visit Co
lumbar Hall No. q Grspdst Tie popnetoB have
ceivec through the Custom House, hs cay 30 200 worth
OF rich shaws Siis and "her Dres Goods OF IN, latest
fell styles ard their mpNs ion, 10 which they would
direct the attention Il the public Ia general snd the isoies
in particular OGe woId u the viso IS sufficient
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A SINGULAR PRrsEYr.-Shortlv after

A SINGULAR PREsENT.-Shortly after Q
O'Clock on "Wednesday evening q tall velldr:sssd ycun,
cal, a. the house No 81 musy-s and leh vita the
waiter box about two feet in length carefully wrapped up
IN brrwn paper and mNkea, Banks d, No 30 Marray-
st-GlGs he tsd 20 the waiter: Deliver ;hat-its al
paid TO-, and moment afte ward dnppened D. Bantl
orenirg tie box found in IL the BODY OF fam ale cld
sppsenty aeout four month, DID, which hsd been peeved
scoho "a bore the sPPeaDSe OF having been through
the oseeupg room The box and Us contents dey.
cred to Assist Capt Goot eDow Of the Thjrd WAd Police
Hho poted the CooneT An inquest will BE- held upon the
PSI, tls moInIns Some weeks since similar triek vas
psJed upon DR.. Banks BY leone unfseiips psson.
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MAR RIED.

Ser, O. ne Puritan Ciurch by Rev ~ cheevsr NJ KIN
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01
RossERr.--On "Wednesday, Officer

Gideon Austin of the Fpt Ward Police, and Coostsels
DeDpn, ssed 81 The CROSSROADS Ia 6ush~ief man
named Frederick Re'nsI6 charged with stealing porcelain
knob mods the value Of <5n from the fanory a. Green
Point where be wo'hed Suspicion having r-sted on BIN,
officers entered his house with warrant, where
they foune part Of the party, amounting to about S
Rtinard committed 10 the county jail 70 await MS
trisI A. the next General Sessians