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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-24
PHILADELPHIA.
washinaton' Birthday Observation-Disclosures
Stocks, &c.

Washinaton's Birthday Observation-Disclosures
Stocks, &c.
Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.
PHiLADELPHIA, Monday, Feb. %, 1852
The anniversary of the birthday of the
Immortal Washington is being observed by our
military to day, notwithstanding the shocking state
of the streets.
Michael Snider, for many years connected with
the Pennsylvania Institution for the Blind, died in
this city last week.
The weather is lovely to-day. lOverhead, we sup
pose]
CorToS in rather better demand and prices are iirmsr
QUERCITRoN BARK 10 in demand 81 S2i y tun. CLOVER
bushels sold at IS rs Ga H. which further in
prevement FLOUR continues firm. There moo crate
export Demand and further sales Of 1900 bbis mixed
brands have been Jade at 81 so y bb There has been
fa inquiry for city consumption, within the Of 81
S29$5 Is for and ezra, according quality In
market bare Of WHEAT and IL wanted We quote prime
PenAtyania red at yd9sc., and white at 81 O6Gl OF
Sboshsl RyEis taken arrival for distipg at 70 eeAs
There ~ no CoRN arriving, and here Small sales
GRockkkshere Is an active business, and further sales
ofCoffks, SUGAR and MoLAssKs have been ads M full
rates WHisKy-Sales Of barrels At "a cents and hhls at
32i92s cents,
49, do. 1891; 81 600 U s. 6s ~, u.s. 10 Evchange
Bank Pitts 5; $500 U. s. IS, SO. i0l 10 Mech BsaS
% $500 Read n r., Mort 6s, a. so! as Minehi n "A
n s3N A. Coal 10; Ches. and Del Canal. iOs; 100
Read X. X 80. sac Lehish Mot Ga % IS e0l susl
IS, er.,d BIZ, isl s.seO LsSsh Nav, S, rs
Sseesd Besrd-sseo CITY Gas ei re- iel| SlOO Lshigh
Nav g. 70; $1,000 Camden and Ambov r. X g. Ca 81
sPhilsdslphia Bk 1876 do l9s5 200 Read. X R. 81,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-24
Passengers Arrival

an steamship FLORIDA, from Sapanadh-Afrs Andrea Mrs
IA Jackson w: Seymour and lady. Mrs. vnlber l. II
fyaeheIn a. ~Soan1n Thongs Little Hsber.ham
Cooper W l.. Hanpi, A. J. whts C. Hanrsyfors +
MMs{; J0Sn iIsin S 3 D. MOpl'Ie. b j. McKerna
L Carson, Charles Long. Rev. L. G Asay M ] Kine
- 3 Johnson M Hutcsipss' p. TOMMY. J. H Mni.
Menefses MI Dsssan; G. Norris j Dapf,ItS Z, n
l BAKER T. r rssss' " II Bell NJ. Slavery VII
ysstsr. y { Ferns L. c warrea s. Mayer and Son
In steamship PHILADELPHIA from Neac O-l.o.. -.
Runge. Jules Poibsard, John Lsveland ~ se'us
tn ~ sisoasap South Carolina. from csarLe,,oa-cap,
Wsnafheld. Mss Bufke-4 in steersge "eusi' nr'
an pr GerracRia from Hapre-Chas Gieshris af Nil,
Pare. S"Ai4es JauDert OF
N er7S RsIe5on from San JUAN los Reseso,-1o.hu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-24
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF SEW-YORK -rEgpu.pv


I,sse s sIsrsisr s9,IsAas LAG ad,ros
sre Curtis Ma'snzss, Buck Co: co oeson = son
Ger, Nsw-Ofeans LAID Church; Castor p2io, Scnai
nen. Henchen Unkhart ''on, 5aaks, Brs-
BsIks-Nlitades, Robinson, Havana F,ss,M 49, II
Bs"eosisss arc hssa.a Noes rsyO; Co
ara. Nicaois Crdeno. Nesmith sons n; ne
aarcenss H Brook Noses Wei O. Sa &c al
1ukiey' A Csc Hubbard. ST. Mark sc o. Geo
Co. -'A'Ae, H. p. Buck
schocEers-Abbctt Lawrence Allen. Ho,,..
sprssas; New. York. Nelson. Rchnoad, C. n y5y,oh
Mcne wilson, Alexandra Va ,Ssur ges Cl.a rierson;
MmLy %. Knapp, Wilson. Cape Haylsu 4 ~ 20
hsshs' Sflmss charlsssoa, ~ L. Mccrsady 4 'cr oi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-24
Receipts of Produce

b. the Ere Monday-s 36i bbls and 10 bags
Flour 6752 bush Oats 1850 do Wheat 100 Do Germ 23O
do Barley Is casks Ashes 48 pkgs Butter % do Cheese
332 Hogs bales Wool 50 bols. Whisky, 46i9 sides Ls,h
er, 500 sheep and us head Cattle
BY the Neo HdUen Rlrond-AfOaddy --i63 pkgs Butter
Is do. Cheese, and s. bbs Flour.
by he Hudson Riuer RIiroad-MoRday-il3 bills and
1876 bags Flour SO pkgs. Beef 81 do Butter 397 b1sh
Oats 100 do BiIlev. sos side, leather COZ heal Cattle
~ DO sheep 2Gl do Hogs 1853 bis Whisky. 300 bales
Hay, 23 do. Wool, and 1872 hhls. Lime.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-24
r. C. KEMP. Auctoneer.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PA

Tuesday MORNING at l0i o'clock, az No So Nassau
ST.. G. KEMP will sell at auction as above alarg' as
Painted Cabinet Furniture of good quality all Of which
w be pesmp.orily sod for cash to pay advances, w
Carved fee te.e Sofas in velvet puih and hair ci,Ln
Easy and Spring Chairs various piteins Carved
Rose wood and Mahogany Center Tables, with marble
TOPS Superior Rosewood Piane-forts from ahIs.'raIe
CITY maker; Mirrors. various CErpcts E1tension
Tables Library Book Cases richly painted Chan Der Fur.
atuie sntte carved Rosewood Mahog any, and Want
stare Sofas Cottage Chairs; Hall Stands; plain Blu,
rsaus Dining Tables Hair Mattresss; ani general
On he morning NJ sale 2if lie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-24


This trade has increased eghtfod, and In dfy
coed. the increase is still larger The population oil
NJ. !, called the southern tier OF counties
.hrouyb which the Erie Railroad runs, was, in lsio
aa os in 1850 it was Ala 800, and this population
are now within reach of Ne1-York
The House of Delegates OF Maryland
passed, on Thursday, the bill in relation to The Cum
bs-lapd Coal and Iron Company, after striking ous
the individual liability clause, which had been IN
serted the day previous The bill, it is stated
mites seven of the leading coal companies of Ale
eheny County under one charter, by which they are
empoweed to hold 70 600 acres Of land issue stock
TO the amount of 900 OOO own railroads, and per-
form other large operations The project is not
favorably received.
The .SdergroOke (Canada) Ga.stte says ::
Through the exer.ion Of Gov. Paine, President Of
the Vermont Central Railroad, an arrangement has
been effected between the authorities in the United
States and this Province by which foreign goods
are allowed to pass over the railroads IN the nied
States, under lock- and without the Intervention Oh
Custom regulations until they arrive In Canadi,
through the United States, for exploration
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-24
EXECUTORS SALE of VALUABLE
IL REAL ESTATE.-will be sold at Public Auction


at 70 o'clock noon. the late residence of VALENTINE
HICKS, deceased in jericho, Queens County. II miles
from the Depot of Long Island Railroad, a. Hicksyle
The Farm consists Of about rs acres OF hrstrae thaos
land in hi gh state of cultivation On SAIL farm large
well and convenient dwelling House in good order
One Farm Hause, large barns, carriage house, &c,
&c all good repair Apple orchards and fruit trees Of
various Kinds
The farm can be conveniently divided into three parts
and viii be sold together in parcels a may SUIT pur-
chasers. ,,.,.,
The sale will take place the premises Onshalfofth
purchase money remain bond and mortgage for
term of years
Any person wishing examine the property will apply
on the premises or to ELIAS HICKS Executor, No. 6s
Yorh l7ftMl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-24

IRE sank Of Saratoga Springs has made
.,,,~ sp,s to increase its capital stock non
A. sSe tc 100000, making it joint STOCK A''0'
sIaaon-
The annexed table shows the increase
AZ ou,vard traffic on the Eric Railroad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-24

Probably considerable portion of the notes and
certificates outstanding are lost.
The Auditor General of Pennsylvania has
submitted to the Senate the following statement,
showing what banks of that Commonwealth were
chartered ORE chartered during The legislative session
Of 1872 1850 and 1851, the dates of the several acts
of Assembly referring thereto, the amount of capital
OF each, and the two p cent. bonus received from
those required to pay it together with the amounts
of the same that would have been received from the
others, had they also been required to pay it,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-24
ADRIAN II. MULLER. Auc,lons-r.
EXECUTORS SALE of VALUABLE

"a BROAD w A Y. BONERY, DIVISION ssk
GRAND-ST. PROPEk1Y-ADkIAN II MULIFR
will sell at auction 00 WEDNESDAY,, Feb. Is, is5l n
10 O'Clock NJ, at the Nrfchsuts Exchange, in tas ca
Of New YORK by order Of the undepgnsd execstsn a
the estate of henry Ersle, deceased the following v-
The lot Of Land with the three story brick saiblp,
thereon situate the south erl conner OF Brestvsy
and BToome NJ berg IN font on Broadway feet "a
Broo lest 100 feat ard tho rear - iees Nth IL
use and privilege of a party wall, known M No t&
Broadway THIS property, fronting on Two VIDE ssss,s
Is Susceptible OF being improved as 20 produce lar,
rena snd offers IA capt aiisis opportunity for ess
the best permanent investments IN the city.
Aso the Lot, with the Buildings thereon situated su
tie essisrly side Of AID knOwa Nos IL and 10 Boss
beng feet front tho Bowery, Including feet y
and is to remain Il is Tor the use IN e,mnos II
said lot and the ono aloiBng the norh. feet in he
rear 98 feet the northsrs SIDE aud lt2 feet tie
ouheTy side This Ut stuated IA one eftae best psns
OF the BOwely and adains the well kno Fn Weschssf
House.
Also that certain Lot with the four story Arrk
Buildings thereon known rs Nos 80 aud 39l Dvcu. Il
being in dih in front 30 feet inches in the rear Is feet
and in length the westerly side ii9 feet nchss znd
on the eaIterly side f3i feet. he the same lss
The unusual depth Of this lot soids facilities ef erect
ing large building in the rear, for manufacturing or
other purposes without dermtnt TO the other baldn
Houses tn 81 con- situated the north sry
Grand and G0eics SITS said LOT being IS feet on Grand
and IS feet fronting Soerck $. and % feet In the
a.r ing oppoiaDit for ihe erection Of lar 20 build
pg Win stores underneath, with large rooms N second
ard third stories for pubic society u ceilings.
~fa. f mM 0 hpnIs ikMMEr. Execution,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-24

MONDAY, Feb. 23-P M
There was only moderate amount of
business at the Stock Board, to-day, with but few
changes worthy Of notice. The leading fancies
closed at the prices Of Saturday. At the Second
1saId there was frm feeling, but not much move
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-24

An attempt is to be made to reduce the
'ols on certain articles transported by the Enc Ca
nal This is subject that should receive the mas.
careful attention, as eompe routes win u,e every
exerIion TO draw away trade from this direction.
The following is a statement of the bns;.
ness done at the United States Min, O.,
month o' 'ue Pss'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-24
Sales bs Aneticn
A. NJ. NKzwIs. Auctlonesr.
BANGS BROTHER 81

NJ Trade Sale RoeSns No. - Park-row
WEDNESDAY and TUESDAY EVENING. Feb. IS. &c.
AssGsEEs SALE OF extensive and cylsc
Of staple and Fancy Stationery and Fancy Articles
ra,,.3 q, somsxtic ar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-24
Domestic Peru.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 22-Arr blrks Bay State Harding
Boston; Zion, REYNOLDS, do smont Hsmo n do schs
amy Bourne. BoaTne. New. Bedford, Richard BORDEN
James, fan River; Minerva, Mc3ivern, do CID 2ist
ships ATLANTA new, ,23s uns Wallace Ne York Sa
BATHS Hal, Apa sehicola schs. Northern Light DAVIS
New fort; Canton, Johnson. Savannah; Aurora 8 Ca
ruthsrs Charleston; FAIR snedicor, New York; wn Ty-
son. Jones, do
BOSTON, Feb. ai-Ar ship Tssmno,, (of Nsv.York)
snc AZ iaicshuana bark Zenob'a, Pepper Mobile schrs
Belle, snow, Targer Mary mic L. Remick Ne ". Yofk
Fashion, Kelley, do CID ships Cheshire. Rich Havana
Viola, GsrcneI c. whiting, New Orleans mos Jesterday
5arks Horace Nicholas Tucker Mansanila Jacob Prsa.
nss. LoiIsg, Savannah KsdaI. Fesendsn. Baltimore
oIlss Halifax (Br OBnen, Hanax; J. ". Godfrey Hop
hbs, 81 MaTys Ca Andoyer, GaYdnsF Phadsi phls
sehrs 20 aris, Dutch Hansen. Antwerp; Iowa. Wheel
wright, 0onaIves Tahmiroo, Johnson, Charleston fnot
Ihanoay) FiaTla, Mathews, Richmond; Mercy Taylor,
NickersoD, do Lowell, New York.
zen zz-Arr barks Lysan3sr, Snow, Cienfueeos; Gen.
TsyioT Crosby, ew-Orlenns Trueman. Freeman, No-
bile lh Maze phiadelpha Elm Tsyler, Philsdsl phia
ong acen, gef New York Watkins, Savannah; Alpine
Hsssrer Wilmington, N c.. Myra, stucey Philadephia
and Edna c. Crowell. Philsdslphs; brig Cnra. ssudey
Philadelphia Albert Fearing, Spstss. Phiiadelphia;
Bleomer, lof Augusta Dickmln, New YORK sohr How
ard, Lowell. New York. Teegraphed-Bark Eutaw, from
Baltimore brrs Stheroy. and California. from Cadeuas
Sid-satardEy ship AIgneG,; bark Trinity; origs J.
SAN ERATClSCO-Sld. Jan. Is. bsTks jasper Eldred
Potter Sydney 18th steamship Caroline Whiting sPana-
ma l7th, brig Newcastle, McClesser San Juan scai
KOohnvor Society Islands is.h bark anare Calcu
18Th. bigs Ruth Hilton. san Juan and Raaleo; Favn
Bunker, Unpqna River: 10Th bark Russell saadvies
Islcref Wyasd3if. koroidlv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-24
Markets CAREFULLY REPORTED roR THE TRIBUNE


ASHEs-The market is dull but firm for Pets at 3d. and
Pearls at IS 12l The receipts are light
COTTON-Tbe market without aby abatement OF ac-
tiyty Is much easier bales sold. prices svorng the
buyer Holders disappointed AZ the foreign news but
FLOUR AND MEAL-Our marke. for the low grades
Of State ano Western Flour is easier and SUI ngse1ied
depressed the market and prices Gle lower eeuato's
evipcing desire 70 realize The trade are firm shippers,
are moderate Canadan freely offered and lower.
Sales of SEQ bbls at 81 81 IN bond Large r,aes are
bbls 81 9i SIS common to straight Sats and
common Ohio via New Orleans; and 81 9ias3 % for
mixed to fancy Michigan AID Ind ana SOrthnn is more
freely offered and market svey dull and rather easier.
There very little demand for export. Saes 900 bills
ls,as5 IS for fancy Rye Flour scarce sales Of 100
bbs at 50 tsaSS IS Corn Meal is inactive 50 3Ii Tor
Jersey Backwheat is plenty and rather lower Sales
al s2as2 Is for 100 10, ard 81 e2las5 y Dbl
GRAIN-Wheat ismore freely offered, and the market
mostly southern and Prices are quite unsettled The ses
1850 bushels good Red jersey at 81 co. and 500 bushels
nal a, 7saSoc Barley Malt sre!png a. 98casl, oi,s
very plenty and dull at lsai6 State and 3Ia3s
The dsmspdas mostly for the local trade aad the Ship
not IN market at preset rates Of freight lac
and Southern Yellow delivered. White is aad
Sonihcrn is nominal az 6sa70c
mand and supply are al Ike iisd Sales Of 100 bis PIT
son AZ 22ic Drudge firm Sales of2o hhds at 2'c cash
tive The trade are buyrg modeatsly and here IS very
little doing for shSping Sales Of 200 bbs at SIS 6s r
si3 62s for old PINE Beefs firm and in good dem and
the trade ana there some alive inquiry Sales OF
400 bbls at $9 sic for Mess aud S3d SO for PINE Prime
Mess Is firmly held at Sl6dSH with faIr demand Beef
Hams are Sales OF ~ bbis good Western az sl5 q
and tisrcss at 9a9gc for good to me and e@7!c for
Grease. Kegs scarce at l0aloac Picked Meats
very firm. with good demand for the home pton
Sales 100 terces at &C. r good Hams and 7c for Sh 3u
dsrs But very steady with good inquiry at 1876
Tor Ohio and lsa22lc. for Western New York Cheese
saIabe at 6ld7lc.
HIDES are steady. Loco Busnos Ayres sold in Boston
for this market 20 Tbs. l3c months, and 800 Car
thagenas 81 10 at &C., less cent taken they
WOOLis dull ovipg 10 the sale announced by auction
for Wednesday, at Ux0dge Mass 10 coo Fleece sold
at 4ic $500 ID do al 4c and 5000 at Acc 1000 ID Extra
Super pulled sold az f3c; aud 500 Super pulled
SIZE Feroign is inac'iys. Prices generally are heavy
Holders cannot realize previous prices though the stock
not heavy. 700 ba es arrived last week.
TOBACCO 10 quiet. 90 htds Kentucky sod at 5d7lc.;
80 cases Florida &c. and so do Connecticut Seed &c.
TALLOW-A firm market Sales of i2 600 h good coun-
try at 7s@7t., cash.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-24
ANTHONY J. BLEEcKER. Auctioaesr
THREE DESIRABLE BUILDING


Il LOTS on i2d. st between Broadwxy and 6th-N
ANTHONY J. BLEE cKER will sell al Auction, %
TUESDAY, March 2, 1852, at scock. atthe MeichaAS
Exchange, the following valuable property: .
Thrse Lots each as feet front by half the block N DEPTH
the soRthery side of i2d ST. commencing 100 feet on
cha The c6 proximity to Reservoir square and Tue
9Th Railroad makes Them very desirable FOR rssdese
or inyestmert M9s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-24
: HERIFF SALE.-On FRIDAY, Feb.

SHERIFF SALE.-On FRIDAY, Feb.
~ a. 1884, at 10 O'Clock NJ, at Hallsm In the TscicT
known as the Empire Hosiery WORKS, in i32d st., sb9u
hundred feet east Of the Railroad -Four Large azs
and two small do Machines. for manufacturing Shire
Drawers &c. Also, eight Sewing M .chnes Betting, oss
large Press Plate and Boards, Yarn Beams Yam, Nssdls
ullpg Machine, TUBS Tools. Dye Stufs, and Dying Az
psTaus. The cars leave the CIty Hall for Harlem a y
81 and 10 O'Clock, A.M.-Feb 20 1854
JAS. r. TERRY, Deputy 3hH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-24
WILLIAM II. FRANK IN, Aacioaess.

DROPERTY SALE, by order Of As.
a signees OF the Fac. DRY known rs the Nsabergeu
Tab Factory on l8th St, between Sd aad tth ava.
VIM II FRANKILN. SON co will sell at Pablo
Auction on FRIDAY the t7th nat. at II O'clock ut the
Me- chants Exchange the Factory known ~ the Member.
&c, Table Factory. siluaed on the north SIDE Of h.
l?5 feet west 3aav together the lots ground
ircindrg the Ebgns. Boiler. Saws and Fixtures rhse
three STORY Brick Bold the front Of the lot and
fra building 20 by 81 feet. Tns ,ale will be absolute 10
The highest bidder There will DO person In attendance
10 Oh ow the premises For further particulars inquire
A W. BAFNES No IA Cha ham o.,
L. G. ROBINSON, No. lt9 Bewsp,
2lf Ns 1881 Assineeo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-24

-, siNlAfukE AixANAC--..TaIs nav
seh-Ases- % 5els--.. AZ Aeox-ss,. 40,
HlsH wArBR----Feb "a -'-'-~ i's
eaHds Hoor.-l 10 Gov. Island IA 90 Han O.. -,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-24

r OST--On the goth inst, between ne
~ Philadelphia Railroad Depot and New Yo,l HssiS
a FRENCH CLOAK, Of much value, suppossdn ~ =
in carriage The finder will be Literally rewuses
leaving IL at the store Of !. WEiDENFELDs r 20
Broadway (up stairs ~ -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-24
yew-yark Cattle Market-TEaRuARY %
Iz-h

For Reeves at the washington Drove Yard, corserth
az aud 3ssl 81 and at Chamberlain Hudson River Bulls
Head foot Of hebnsonst. For Cows, Calves Sheep and
Lamb, Browpngs P 6th-st, near 3d-av, and also at
ChanberlaIns. ,...
AT WASHINGTON DROVE YkaD-Ofered ,iec Besges 1000
Southern arr RENAME from this Stae) Demand TAR aad
prces rm Sales good retailing qualities al from 10 cis
few extra sold higher figure About 200 head iefs
AT bRowNINe's-Ofered, 80 Cows and Cav.s. az from
$40 20 s324sa5 All sold. $500 Sheep and Lamos. on
sale Prices al from SO 75aS to 81 the latter hsurs aa
advance 100 Sheep sold at from soGS % y
head. Market cleared. -. w.
AT CHAMBERI AINs-HUDsoN RIVER Bulls HEAD -
Offered $50 Beef Cattle at to &C.; IS Cows ana Caves
at s22 So S3Od s40 COO Sheep aHd Lambs Alsod Pces
of Shsep So 5O$6 50 Lambs 81 5Os5 3ot 10 ~ so
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-24

" REWARD Lost, on Monday, 2N
" - INST, about II O'Clock. from No - Broadv1y,,
small Scotch TEhhIER FLUT Whoever has found -,
and will bring her the above No., will receive me s's
ard ard the thanks Of the owner. - ,.,vn
2if lts JOHN CUnlNU
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-24

PHILADELPHIA, Feb 23--Arr,esd-Blrk St. James
Little RIO de Janero; schIs Honesty, Appleton. New
York Co@mOdsrs Stockton Ri@eey do Ih}s r. French
Ceared--Steamshp VIM. Penn. Marks, New York; ship
Clinton Delano. NswOdeans; brigs Fabers. Fontane
ST. Jaeo de Cuba; Toledo Hemingway, Cenfuesos Sarah
Nash Gichrist, Mayaguez, PR; MARY 7. Wilder. Coffin
Boston; schrs; Thos Frerch; French New,Yofs; Al
Dickinson. Corson, do Virginia. Wrightnsdon, Fall
River; r. W. Benedict Ellis. Bridgeport; Diamond, Car
ter, Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-24
Banks that paid a Bonns-charfe,eI in 1919
Na0afS o. HANK -

- S9,oso75o 50 Sl09,sJ9 81
These sums are PAYABLE during the cnrreu, wear
fAmount Of capital restored.
tBonus OF cent. smOunt of ca,i,si res,sfed
Basls that paid B0aEs-CAay,srei 1850 aaf 1851
Names ~ Raaks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-24
E-oet.

STOLEN cor SLAID.--NOtice
~ gwen, that twenty four WaerWorts Ds5entufne
the Corpo alton of Quebec have been stolen mslss
dated sd February inst TOR One Hundred Pounds sen
each, wnh thirty. seven Coupons TO each PaJzobe
NJ ssrs Barring, Brothers CO s. Londsn, and namoNM
the Debenturss from 3t6 20 80 inclusive The CsaHn
payable semi annually, and tAe Dsbenturss LIST hoy ~
Payment has been stopped. MF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-24
By Telegraph.

BOSTON, FEB 23-Arr. barks James Cook, New Or
leans; Chase. Apalacbicola Avola Charleston; Eutaw
Baltimore bfigs Barbados Smyrna: Oak Malaga Neihe
roy Cardenas California, Matanzas J. Nlckerson, Bl
more; A. Lawrence Philadelphia; schr. Correlia, Ne.
York; bark Jupiter Charleston.
CID ship Anna Kimball, New-Orlesns; schr Albert.
Baltimore
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-24
HENRY T. LEEDS, Auctionesr.

HENRY T. LEEDS, Auctcnea:
ARGE SALE Of New and Second
IL hand FURNITURE, at No. SO Chamber. g., THIS
TUESDAY MOR2OW-HENRY I LEEDS will sell y
above large and varied assortment Of Rosssood, ns
hogapy and Walnut Pan0r, Dining loom and Chsmou
FURNITURE also one suite Carved hosewood rana
Furniture in Satin Brocatae Rosewood SOFA IN onn'
Silk Plush Table Cutlery. Silyer-platsd War;, r.
The attention Of those in want Of house furnishing an
is particularly called to this Eae. as 0ppof1ny
20 furnish Catalogues now ready Afns
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, 1zonr r.,1v TRIBUNE TUESDAY, FEBRUARY a. 1852.

spl.pSid Pep6sld- Philadelphia, s. W. Lsw1s May a
RevIsrd ke,ral PhilAdslthia. J. hekee' Ct,srsc'
Eies savannah N l. McCreadv h Coz Timothy Paaf',
r., phl.dtiphIs James Hand; Edwin A steseAsC Cow
Ell Phiadel phia, J. W. Mckee.
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LsARM for SALE at AUCTION.-The
q Farm of the subscrber in the town Of Manafonsci
Wtsichester County, Ksw-YoTk. Said Farm contan
ab.ut s acres IN high state of cultivation, with Vans
~ Of dne grated fruit ani suitable buildings hstim
oder eaid Farm Is half mite from the n. SatM
Msmafoneck, and 81 from New Rochelle station. bos
Fam will be sold on THURSDAY, Feb rs. ~ o'etea
p. H g., on the premises. NEHEMIAH PALnkh
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4 UCTION SALE at BRIDGEPORT,

"A Conn assgnecs Of the estate Of r. Yc1gh
Co will sell at public sale on WEDNESDAY,, the ID 81
Of March, 1851 at O'Clock NJ ali the interest Of the sn
J. r. Young L. Co IN the FOUNDRY and MACHINE
BUILDINGS with about 80 rods OF ground together VII
beor gng, situated ia the city OF Bridgeport, the Line
the Housatonic Railroad and within about reds Of ~
New York and New Haven depot. To those who are ~
srous the foundry and machine business An
IL opportunity the location very desirable 90
and Cannot be erceed in the State Of Cosnseticut Per
wishing to examine the establishment previous TO ~
time OF sale may have opportunity by calling either
the assgpces residing he premises Sale 10 take e
on the premises -Bndssport. Feb. l6 1889
DAVID MkEKER, As.rnsS.
i9f tMh3 IRA NICHOLS,
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Spoken. &c.

Jan 49, Pernambuco sight, seen an American br =
ound in showing dag having two white and blu
trang leading point in the center and white bur
gee with three black letters hch looked TO be r.