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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-01


leans. via Havana-1he splendid snship an FIRE
CITY, (26So tons John Leeds coWsndsr, will sail frous
the pier al ths 700, Of Warren s'ress Tuesday
Havana an New orlssns-Nsw Arrsngemsat;-Lsi lies
loon bershs 1885, Afer do DO, $40; Forward do de- $50
Steesge beYtha SIS Specie only t.ken feght TO HAYS
Freight taken 70 New Orleans At % ses cubic 0s
Shppers freight to supply them
ths oompsnys bills OF sdug which DO bad pos
Non az ocs. Mo other form will be tigned. NO bills
iaing signed after the ship hsB sailed For ireeh.
passage. apply v n. 0. ROBERTS l67 wesa ssreet
Of
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sHYPPIHG,

CTEANER FROM NEW YORK c6rH MARCH -NEy
= York ana san Francisco sesmshp Line Two Hundred
sTA Cha eres and the WINFIELD SCOTT from Pa
mama to Ban Frsr osco Apply 10
DAVIS, BROOKS d co, General Agents.
% Besver strees, or 10
JONES 4 JOHNSON. % Wall stross.
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MISCELLANEOUS
NEw wDRK-IUST

IL III ED.-Ltfos 81 Ufntaid SroH and 3n-
dr,r Jactson By J. T. Heodieg. roi Emo, piM Per-
h0fs. Uniform nth 'Noyoitoa aud has Ngshals' al %
Scott aud jackson are here placed together the
military men who have made tie deepest impressions
hrir country since the tneof Washington. They both
achieved brilliant reputation in the of 1872 nnd by
the battles of Chppewn, Ningao. New oroan- etc.
their country reputation nj hume and abroad and
though differing widely in some chnineersiics, they
very similar in others. lac author has only sketch
ed the biography of caeh. but has given faithful and
graphic description of the brilliant battles in wh they
were engaged. The biography OF Winfield Scott which
constitutes The greater punt at the volume full and nu
hcntic the materials for il having been derived from
public documents, aud from many officers had served
under Scott. 1t presents 10 The reader Hlso, pnnu
rnnic view of the brilliant campaign of Mexico, om
bracing the sorming and eaptulnion ef Nem Cruz the
battles of Cero Gordo, Ghurubuseo Contrefos. Mono
del Rey, Chapnltopec storming Of Mexico, Trumphel
Entry, with description OF the scenery. personal Incl
dents etc The author hns full sustained the reputation
ucqured by "Nhpoeon aud his Marshns," aud Other
works Of which 200, 900 volumes hive been sold.
N.B.-lis work will be forwarded. by mil. (pre-
pnd) TO the addressed my pnrry sending the price
ncXcd.
CHARLES sCRlBNER.
36 Pa,h Rom, and l5 Nassau Strre,, y. Y.
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LEXINGTON a. ThrOulgs,

a. EEAKtG EON a aNFOdEEts
s..:s..,sssasssass - TO BUoHANAN: IN TWO DAYS IN
orr Mail PACEEY Boats. by ScoHsriHe
an3 Lgnclbarg- and after the 10th, our Boats will
leave Richmond daily Sundays excepted, the usual
hour. P M and arrive in Lyuchburg in "a hours, and
in Bnchanan in AZ hours.
Returning. caye Buchanan ot u A. NJ, every day,
except Sunday and arrive in Lynchburg at 65 p. Nj,
Leave Ivncibnrc at 8 p. NJ and arrive in Richmond in
p hours in time to connect with the Norfolk boats eav
ing at D! NJ, and the Southern and Northern Rail
Road cars leaving at T. NJ.
Passengers for Lexington, connect with Il daily line
of Stages At North River. Returning leave Lexington
every day except Sundays, and arrive in Richmond in
Al hours.
Passengers for Farmvie. fare -; Buckingham c II,
fare 81 25; Charlottesville, fare 81 and Staunton fare
Il y,l leave Richmond in Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays Boats.
Below zee card Of time of arrival at ntermedat" dis.
tances:
I,,ro p PfcL,oopd 3qlv e1ccpt SundqgS, at p. m.
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Accommodation Train,

La E s.....s1 s......ss..;s1 VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE
Hksa- -1a---f -fsn--2a2 RAIL ROAD.-A Freight Train
with Passenger Car attached, will leave Lynch.
burg daily Saturday Sunday exrcptcd) at l23 o'clock
P NJ, and leavc Bufords daily, (Spnday and Monday
eXcepted) ar o'eloch.A NJ.
Freight intended for this train accompanied by two
dray tickets must bf delivered in the Depot before
SET the previous eyenng All frcghts be pre-. pad
nug lo-df5 THOS. JELLIS Ar
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RICHMOND.
oS Ann WORTH or suRN,-
- .eaNVWI TIRE - NEN ~ HAH

- .g,VUV TIKE.-- 10 NES II HAR.
IfOOD MAIN STREET, RIcHMoSp, NIRGINtA.-
N g offering large assortment uf Furniture,
reduced prices, hnye ereutcr facilities for man.
uiacturne tlmn heretofore We return our hauk. ion
the liberal patronage received from middle and western
Virginia, Hpd we h, pc In offer such inducements
Quick -nes and small profits aud we intcnd in all
adhere it striekly. We invite all to cxun.
ne our stock. rs believe we will offer greater in
ducements to buyers than any other II ouse in the Sruc.
We prepared manufacture all article. IN our line
at the shortest notice JONES & HARDWOOD.
Sept 24-dts
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A GIANT AND GIANTEss.-At Plaistow, in
Essex county England there at present re-
sides woman aged twenty, who stands six feet
four inches in height; the middle finger on
either hand measures six inchss; the length OF
her arm is twenty-eight inches. 1t is only
within the last three or four year. that she has
attained her present extraordinary height
There is every indication that two Or three
inches will be added to her stature. The
Kentish giant Edward Crauser. is paying
his addresses to this young woman, and they
will probably be married. Crauser is only
ninteen years of age..and stands seven feet six
inches. His father and mother are below The
middle stature, and his sisters are dwaitish.
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Gbc DaiIp Diroinian.
Arrival of the Crescent City.

IMPORTANT ON IA IAPANA--REFUS4L TO
ALLOW TIE CRESCENT CTTY TO HAVE
Any CONMUNfCATI TION WITH THE CITY
PROTEST or CAPT. .PORTER-INDIG-
NITYAT THE EDfNGs-EXcT7E-
MENT ON SHORE, &c.
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r slsILn--kU NEVN Transportation LIMt
ss-ns--<@s-sas~ to Pllsbvg and the Wca.-The under
signed would respectfully inform ther friends and
TONER'S that the Pennsy lvnnia Canal will open 10Th
March, at wbichtime will be repaired to forward any
amount oi Afrchonaise 10 all points the Western
tcrs with dispatch, at the very lowest rates.
Rate on 'fobacco to Pisburg, 60c per 100 lbs from
lqt May.-1me dnys.
No Commission charged for forwarding Baltimore
or Philadelphia. G, II. KOONS,
March 1--dfs Agent Union Line. Baltiuore
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u
Chrs'inn fnmy Library continuing tie Illus IRA
ted lives of the Apostles,
Life of the Saviour
Women of the Scriptures
Lives Of the patriafchs,
ALso,-Sur of Bethlehem,
God in dscase,
Heaven o sainted dead
Heavenly Recognition-w we know friends in
Heaven,
Chalius characters in the Gospels,
Geamnes und Grouping (Dufori)
Bames' notes on job,
" - lsane,
Wutson's Life OF Wesley.
Abbott's Young Oh isten, Cornerstone, and why 10
do good,
Josephus complete works,
Thompso's Lectures 10 Young Men,
Baxter CnH,
Dodrdge- Rise and Progress,
jays Taniy Prayers,
Thornton's - "
Also, Quarto Octavo, School and Pocket Biblrs--va
rety. &. MORSE, Com. BooK-STonE.
1l.ta
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Il Office TO THE PUBLIC


y II oi the cHnter oi Il he LyncIburg AMI Abing
don Telegraph Company fead. as follows:
"fha if any person, persons, shall "lfully or know
ngiy brcnk hurr, destrny OF interrupt the Telegraph
lines communications, my part thercof,--to be
erected by the .ad comrnny in pursuance Of this
he, she, they shall pay to tho suid corpouDon
hundred dollurs for said offence, and shall be further
liable for all damages which the said company muy
suffer in rcparng the injury and from the interruption
of their business be recovered in action of
pasand, If any person, incnrrng the pennity nfore.
said, shall through insolvency any other be
able shall fail to pay the penalty damages nfura
sad and shall second time commit rcaspass upon the
said lines any pnrt thereof aforesaid, he. shr
they slu be liabe, upon conviction thereof To i'm
,onment in the county jail Of not less tlnn month";
nor more than six months
The penalties OF the section nboye recited will be
risidIy enforced. +. b. DEANE, JR,
President l.. Il A. Telegraph Co.
~ Richmond (sern-weekly) Times and fnrmviIle
journal wfcopy AZ and send account TO this Office.
Sept 3--dts
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4 yNCYlnURG MARBLE WORKS,

DEASTERENG.-I take this method of in
J. forming the public that yet alive, ond hope by
continuance of their patronage, to i've and serve them
to best of my ability until old nse shall cause me 10
renquish my hold vitality. am very thankful for
the fyors and dimes hayeuready received, and hope,
10y c!o,e application my business TO merit conlin-
uancc of the
state tho public, lhot have iu.t received direct
from the cyof New York alotof OR
for fitting Parlors. They of the atest styles and
uattcrns. Pcrsons who wish Or old Parlors ftted
p can have them done the -ore notice. and on the
most reasonable terms. Totose who are unacquanted
with me- personally, would say am Virginian, and
no Yankee. as some have represented me to be- have
won golden opinions OF greht htpany people, and pledge
myself to wear them in their newest gloss. After this
assurance on my part hope through the patronage OF
a generous public, to say, with Shakspeare:-
"The mind sway 10y, aud the heart bear
Shall never lag in doubt, or faint with fear"
Address A. l.. HAMBRICk, LIBERTY,
or Lynchburg, Va
The undersigned will remain in Lynchburg for sea
son, he has work hand in the city. A. l.. II.
Oct 1--dlm
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- p'E AM MA AseRLE WORK s.
~ JOHN I. ROGERS has removed hi. MarbeW York;
tohe of Mainund sth streets. wherew be found
fine assortment of Egyptian, l,uia,, and American
Marble, Monuments, Tombs. Grave Stones. Mantel
Pieces of every description, WallP lotc- Fronts, &c.
Any design in carving executed in the ncatcst
uer. Orders from tie country, with city reference,
romptly attended To.
Mr.. having served his apprenticeship in of the
largest establishments in New York city. ard having
much experience in the business, iattcrs himself TIM,
all work executed nj his shop will give entire saso
ton n any done North South.
Richmond. July l4-IVd
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.iriclesopuop,iote tofhe First CIass.-Boxes OF has
bonnets and furniture
Ar'icles appropritte to Sorond Class-Boxes, bnes
of dry goods shoes, saddlery glass, pain oils
drugs and confectionery
Artiees op ropti4Ieto THHd Closs.-Virginia domrs'
tics sugar coffee liquor baeging, rope. butter cheese,
manufactured tobacco. leather hides, COTTON yarn-, cop
per- tin, sheet iron hollow-ware pueenswarc. castings,
hardware marble dresrd) and other yariccs mol
enumerated il special or fourth class rates.
articles appropriate TO he FoUJM CIoss--Flour, Gn
sacks rice pork, beef fish lard, tao~ and bacon, Gin
casks boxes sacks, beeswnx bales of rags ginseng
and dried fruit bar iron narb (undressed) mill and
grind stones mill gearing.
Plaster PER p, 100 miles. 90 ofTii>y pounds. 10
ton ton o. .. - $50 miles. $50 II
oV2 l0s 200 miles. 800 Carried East. } II
S.,it 7-lts
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Il M x,Ss:sNiA S,isSs,. :! !, AMP A.. T.N-
NOTICE TO OWNERS OF SLAVES.-No slave
will be permitted to ride the Railroad cars. with
ut Spsci@ ,eltte permission from his or her owner
or ageni or guardian % the owner. unless accompa.
MED by the ownner person otherwise entitled theii
sarvce. Such permit must be given in duplicate ons
ofwhich will be retained b, The Conductor of the Tran
CHAS. F. NJ. GARNETT.
march 1S--ts Chief Encinrcr
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DAILY VIRGINIAN.
TERRY & SHIELDS, Proprietors.
JAMES MCDONALD, EDITOR.
TERMS.

NIRGfNIAS is published daily at s. and semi weekly nj
- W subscription is taken shorter
than months; and paper is discontinued except AT
option Of the PropeorS until all ancaragos shall have
heeu paid.
SEENTs are Inserted for cents per square
less every firm serUn and - for outer
the number Insertions is not marked the Ms IL
will lie published till ordered and CHARGED accordingly.
YEARLY RATES nrc-For the privilege "t two
1aily weekly 400 for stuar, daily $50, scmiweeh
$25-if inner form, daily SO, seuiwk 81. Every yearly
advertiser viii he required confne his advertising 10 is
tur liuc of business and il hc csc the stipulated for,
he will be charged rntatiy for the excess.
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JAs. D. EDWARDS THOMAS c. rUGH
Ealland Winter z q aslliOns for 1923

ESDWA1DS e PUGH, d2ors aioceJ J. q. Mem apd
al op5osite S. B. Ihuyacn, Mom 81. Lynchtuyg. =,
lave Just ienrivpd their stock ." FAN and Winter Cloths.
Cassimers and Vestugs; wlicl, consist of he latest
Styles and finest qurity of French and English mann-
cturers md will he MADE urto or:er, with warranted
workmanship and fl. My old customers and the pub
lie generally are invited to call and something
and beautiful. JAMES B. EDNARDN, Agen1
sept 25-.lts7 Per Thomas c. PUPh
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tt'REE EXaasBsTs0N.-Th The subscriber h9y
y ing Obtained at considerable expense, from Mr.
ahitehnrsts Washington Gallery, Daguere"types ot
ae following distinguished characters most respectfully
invites the public call and examine them, in connec.
t9n with large number OF his own production, at the
" N"hItohnr>t Gallery.
Fresiaent Fillmore Gen Winfield Scot, VIM. a. Gra-
ham. Gen Franklin Pierce VIM X. King. Cen Lewis
Cass Judge Stephen A. Douglass p. GIBBS
.ny l9-dtf proprietlt
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NfFEnN,
For nny I theionr Reviews, vi 90 per nnnnm
for any tWo.-- > w
I or any lllf 't. w
r"l Hli iouI O wv
For Black wood's Magazine. 90 "
For BlHckwood aud three Revcws... . 90
For Blachwood aud all four Reviews 10 90
The American pnb-hersrcspectfuly invite the aten.
ton of thcirfeow citizens tho merits of tho abeve
works. fecling assured that will nrisc from their
perusa without being convinced thu they subsrrvc the
best Interests OF popular intelligence, nnd add. in
eminent degree the general happiness of the nation.
by npartng To the public mind II henhul stimulus for
high order OF intellectual pleasure.
Copies of ali the above works ean be the
bles Of the 'NIRGINIAN READlSG Room where subscrp
tions will he received sept 3-.dta
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RAILROADS AND CANAL
MAIL TRAIN.

MAIL TRAIN.
"a i.I s.sssi s....s,. :.
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD
IE'HE MAIL TRAIN will leave Lynchhurg dniIy.
! Sundays eXcepted,) at o'clock. A. NJ and r.,
turning will leave BonsncN's ~ 3 o'clock. p. NJ.
ang ltl.lfs THOS JELLIS Aot
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New YoRK, Oct. 19.

The steamer Crescent City arrived at her
dock hero between and 10 o'clock this morn
ing. She left New Orleans on l1th inst, and
arrived of Havana on the 18th inst, at day
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LAssllNGTO HnrslE.. co,aer q

w Charm Sirlef and FtrSt AitP. Lgncbdp1g. Il.
WM. LEFTWlCiI & son. Propri,tors.
tg- Persons travelling through visiting Lynchbnrg,
AM stoppingat the Washingtou are entitled ovist the
''Frsininn READING Room during lhcrStay.
Nav l7-dts
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CARDS.
DzREsGLL's HOTEL, MAN srnrrr

= - ~ NtHbCR6' VIRGINIA.
CHAS. l.. DIBRELL, Proprietor.
Geofomen visiting Lynchhurg and stopping "t DlB,
RElIS. hnve the privilege of visiting the NRGfNlAN
PftDISG RotN' during their stay. Cards ot admis-
sin, ontain # M ilie Hotel jy 39-dts
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HsATES OF FREIGHT


VIRGINIA & TENNESSEE RAILROAD
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3G Pa,k Rom and l15 Nassaa Streel, y. Y
sort 9g--d1m
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NARRIkU.

Or Thustay morning % inst; Rev = ) Gslasaer o. Ne"
jersey CyBIs NkEks, VI. d. 10 CAROLINE T., daughter
Thomas Col-s. an Of this City. 80, -
Anues Church Astor plsc- OF rhu 'siay sept o.
Rev Dr Fofbes. Mr. HUGH CREIGHTON u Mss fANSi n
HOW ELL, both Of tins city. r. cyprs
On Ihur,day Sept. T. BY Rev joseph GalAshef GINS
NFTKs NJ D.. ~ CAROLlsE = COLES, both o. ta,s ev r
Attic chu o. the Hey A9o.tl-s Y, Sept ,, NV Nv
wysit DAVID v FRkEMAN ELLA T., 'ecosd dAarh's'0
the james n voorhees, o. n this cfy. . c,.i-.
sept At Ps,.fs CLurca West I BY Rev Shans
Wyatt, ARsEk 5. RICHARDS to a., CARoLlNt h'NVNS
MICK, dAusLisf VI tie l4' 81 Nccsrnc1 all o. hs,', WIN
10 Bre.ibn, - REV A. " U'b3,a r.'y W.
RCsHsoKK. Of H-uFstest, L l., 70 MIS- HELEN n ph"N
OF the former paee. A. ~,
r. Bfooklyn, Sstt the Church Of te lioJ Iuay %
Charles n. Haley o; New Tors, HAISEf HtDE " " ~
CAROLINE NORRIS daughter u joan T. f.7 An'seiy- r IL
Sept II the Orci-fd 81 tsterssh.t church y
Day. WIN. JAY MURPHY saaiy Hp"s 1T 70 ~, ~ al
Eliza MASON srstd daughter u cap'. Eh'ha fa''''
this ct.. NJ, Tuos
s.It Pe,-F. cnurh, BY Rev wm 2asy; r1' pEviiS
n. bkRKF. of Washington CITY, n Mss fANsi A. C..
odss daughter 81 Capt Johs G. Devils, Of d. 70 H,,
SEP. {, Al ~. MANI Cturth. Mhsr,bsftht ~ ~,
lip, " n IRWIN 20 Nrs ELEANOR u IMtguN = oo..
espt !. " h+t. nL sDsicsr, 6fotat sSO'HN'
J., Mos hARitA l. NLikf, Of bfyoAyh chy,l las
sept I. b, Hsf " m 9ua rs.ter 81 ~ fs. yart
" sOKAsOK. 81 Aha JANE ~ y, VI ia A
tept 2, ~ Re-. M fs';sr. kOBtkt y CO" ~'
s.vs 4 b. ns,' G y s,oaIrs- CHARLES schAfFSkT"
MI. CHUisIfsA DOnOIifY 0osrZ. sn 81 th, .v vcv n
sat y ~ Iis,. Hsa, chAss joan hCSA 70 ~" '@'N'
nOsrUOsE, led 81 ihis cry.
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SATURDAY, Sept. 4-P "

There was a fair amount of business
Scrs a, the Stock Board today st'hon irn2of''u'
.h,rs. : 1.o,s,loss Tnsrs 1, lack Of out'de specu
l.ron Witch prevents ADVANCE In the genera uin
tet shrs h esy state Of the money ms'As aH1 ..e
impression that the furure Is promising ~.
~ I'm business. checks suy tendency 10 dscine Az
,he second Beard the feeling firm VIVA cou'ldsr''I'
su,,ps.s doing Eie.r.sua cio'ed al e WIZ ~ y
v,rd ,tndepcy. Noting yet ben done 10 rssna
10 !, settlement Of the difere1ees os'Se'1 'N' 49,
,.n, na Mr.. VANDERBILT, bu, the later mas 20" =
f~-' ..,op under eCnsl Iteration. Enc wn hrm " -
Ts. receipts thu far In September 'a'w considerable
-. n Au,u.. R.sdl,s Is frusr, closing at s5Ai
10 l,l.pc |. rather hssy. Enc eouaaas'' Improve
ard touched ~ Coal s'oe'' are IN ds,n,.a ~ ,ai'
s.,.. Delaware ,o,d a, $50. Pennsylvania CoH llo q
"a a. bish a. III on long buyers sPion- oaiJ
.h.,s. Cumberland we're sold ire Second Board and
b,oush, 7o. fcrths, advances Ia r-aa'n to tbs pun
ss..s mad. |. fec days sirce Of the Marylsnd Mining
COu,any, rA1 Ssltnors Sas ssI';
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Imports other than Dry Goods) entered
at the New.York Custom House during The week ending
and Including Friday Sept g. 1852

IS packages Baskets, e; Ell do $3.50 20 do Beads.
saO5 Brm.', se. do Bri',.s s's do Bottles sss les
Bur, stones. ssoi Boel. .'o 5000 a,eI. sIos'
.s cement, s9s % g. o esgs.e; sss'' e cs. no.
ics AppsSto. $50 iss csias wse s97o ton. China
ey 500 @ 40 q, 6y so so Coz @ ssj japan ana u.s.,
9pks. Antnouy; 800 lio 70 Arsenic 80, DO Arrow Root
cunt soda sl67i 100 40 British Luser, $40 10 Bronze Pow
dets. $abi lls do Bleaching Po~d', slHI 90 do Boa,
gs DO B.eA Leaf sisS % o. s,S% c, 1o0,s, .s:
g oo C Of Ts,,s "u ~ d. cse S.S sS co.
Can coP, 81. -; o. Gun %, 1.m ~ ,Is DO a.'.s..
sadae - So DO MAG e'i. sle1 aose Nats.l,
100 90 Co. V o,s.. w.,s soS ~ S P;a Potash .ss 4.
Phosphoras % DO Ri b'Ib 81 3D. NJ do R.ps OIL s5
Rcd LsIe sll Soda Ash 1888 ~ DO sulphur sie'
u 90 Sal a@moa ss DO ,as" o. -,a s,' 90 s ss
Iouqua Beans t61 l3 do Ieneian Red 1851 gdo vsmhea
.S 49, s IS, s AZ s Imsy s
ssp1r Alnonas ssi,i Br, sS,' so'a 'ss'pis. L.no..
s.l is DO Fsnna s1g' DO Fans ss q, do fers sI9S1'
- 80 pa'@ o p,, sCS az 40 wh Co. 90 so
wss Do Glue si.s DO G'lai stones .o. lao,
,11' 'I 90 ar sss7s Il DO ssaac,a.i H $780,
S . S. a.H s DO nsh on Do o RSSess ssos
PKG Ivory Tablets. s1og DO J.wey sou 70 do Lsalhsa,
DO D. ss..a sas ssa sa6 uos,.,..d DO ssIS A.
g. 81: Rs 30 sn = a. wnly IA. r. 20 d.
So, 900 % shS Knees 500. ~ d. s'n'as No. NO., 40 49, ,s
s I ,o0 isT q % be- Roas Iron" $685., .oS. pss
Sheet Iron s9471 do Hardware. sd11si q DO cal.y.
sls6a5; lC 10 Guns. SOS DO s,tS,s,y 80, ~ 49,
Plated Ws-e s4Ol - d. Percussion Caps ssoI 10 % D.
sgsn'eps p,e 20 y 90 49, 49, 80. ~ 40 10 DO Co..
per- - ss5; 30 sesi sassi sa1l d. L,aa .T2s; 10
90 90 1 1ia-ss Do sle.s@. .laI. is1s % sS,esF
$40 on Metal s0lI 10 so Bold o sI6S - 90 Cd 9'
81 s g. y Ma. o. i'' : ~
macs .r II do Paper Msch6 $40 ~ do Paper. s9aj
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-06
uarLet.-CAaEFuLLY REPORTED roa The tribune.

SATURDAY, SspL4
IsHys-Jhe market 10 more active. sales OF 80 bis.
=. 81 IN "a sII Tor Pofs ACC s. 81 for Pearls
CoTrON-This staple Is very quiet Prices favor the
buyer Shippers diypowd TO wait the arrival OF ths
FIoiJR AND MRAL-Ths lov grades Of State end
u,stsrn Flour are again rather better The srrvss are
ceerat. and tie demand fair for the home trafe with
,ran,aciion. materially Canadian u better and isu very
scaTce sales OF $50 bbls At This sales OF Domestic
ar. 1900 bbis a. S7 dsi n for common 10 straight sss
sf57l6f462l for liked 10 fancy Michifan esd Indiana
srd 81 4iGs4 est for common 70 good Ohio southern u
buoyaot The arrivals uloesrsts. Sales Of 1e b,h
~ pst t 'Da ard q {. sncy Rye Fla
quite .caIee AID Is nominal al - 6l Corn Mean quiet
o. IS Is for Jersey. u,,...
with an active .msnd for export In part 70 nnye eut
the close tbs market dull and heavy with more ouens
to arrive and lees DISPOSITION on the part OF
0s mar, delivered on boa 70 90 bush white Michisss s.e
Ohio At 81 &C. 1880 bash fair Canadian q s,e ~ "a
prime Ohio lie Rye isS aais. e So B:sv
= ou,t AID prices nouana sale Of new twofocse -
hem made this week at 74c the nt th, sesga vs "a
badly finn prime are sill :c:cs sass o =. !. - sctv
"a oess favor the buyer The Esstsrn ds@sno 80 ~
srss srd the home trade modsr.s sses q mixsi
7ia7ss for unsound sod 5S stszas !"
hTSps nor. Offering he ma %sI' 81 Ss oi
Sales OF 500 bbls at 7icAse for ono '''
P,s@ p,HSss MARKET q. Pr. s : q
mspd Is moderate FIR the h1%s T. ,ots A sra sO1eis 6
q 2: w.sa s;:. e al pa%s Cha! he'd s%y !: ~
Tor Ms'. soS Rsmps command sEeS ~ ,sc Ss,s
S:is s Y: s' md ssss % oi Pas: sIss
sr;ssi At Sdt Beef dsns are r, aa'' would -
ss So Cot Meat. ere Inactive ~. :. =. :s.,ss SALES ~
ses q. !, ,ooa Ss..ss tSIss ss e. 2s.s ssss
or d:ihs. Co., sss sss. s.1 s ss i -
axYIsI ~. s sSi 80 - Wshs Aess 'sas'