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Wanted

m no exchange, unimproved land, free from
IA L incumbrance, the business part of the
sssm City of Boston, Mass, for a farm of 100
$3.50 or more, well cultivated with without the
SOCK and tools, with good buildings and orchard. Ap-
ply at tnis ONCE. 24tf
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BOSTON SAFE MANDATORY,

The subscriber is prepared to make to order any
size Of Fire Proof Safes at the shortest notice. and
IN rive satisfaction both i'll hmansip and
nrce lie has had more than ten years experience
nracticaI Safe maker and feels confident that he is max
MS good an article any other nanuacurer and AS
han as the cheapest Persons in the ry wishing
be inside case arranged differently from regular sly
a have il made to suit their fancy by forwarding
Ja,vng of the same and when finished, forwarded forth
viii Iyi,h CITY reference. Constantly hand, good
assortment-which cannot fail to establish reputation
far nv work. Any communication cheeriully answered.
ioi my r. KtRSHAW
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LOOK WELL TO THE Marks.

The genuine B tsam is put up in boltes with The
words DIR Wislar's lsam of Wild Cherry, PhIla
blown in the glass; boue bearing lab ell on The
front with the signature. II. WISTAR, NJ. D,
Remember he original and only genuine Wis,ar'
Bolsam of Wild Cherry always bears the written sig
niture off. rs on the outside wrapper
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CLOSING SALE!!

The subscriber is now about 10 renquish the Furniture
business and Will sell at ut discount his large stock
OF RE, at his Warehouse, of Union and
North streets consisting of SOFAS, CHAIRS ard every
article usually found at such establishments.
MOSES MELLEN.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-12-09
STOVES.

A LARGEassorlment of Cooking, Pa rlor and Store
n Stoves, OF the most approved patterns now seIliug
by the subscribers al GREATLY REDUCED prices
Also, constantly On hand Coal Hods ShoveIs Sif,.
ers, Stove Funnel .Sad-lrons, Tnand Copper Ware OF
every descrpiion,and all other articles usua KEN in
hardwarestore. MITCHELL 4 Inv
Bath, Jan. 25, 1852 20
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-12-09

CHRISI.MAS AND NEW YEARS.
Merrill, Edmands & Co.,
NO 40 Federal Street BOSTON
importers and Jobbers of FANCY GOODS
Dealers before purchasing will find il TO their ADVANTAGE
TO examine our cheap and well selected assortment
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-12-09

u' The following is a list of many of the mo-, xuh-
stantial and honorable Business Firms in Boston Me-
chants and others visiting the City, will find the Directo
service to them, and they advised TO
IL WIN thehl. 5w22
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TRASK'S
Alternative AND TONIC,
For the Hair.

THE value of this admirable preparation loo well
L known in this community iced any xiended no.
tIceo commendaioni and The proprietor feels that il
is only necessary for him cali the attention of the
public the fact that for mating ofthe hair
decooraiion, badness &c, il has equal and no one
the head should be wiihoutit.
For sale by The subscriber at his shop opposite the
Sagadahock House, and by Sawyer & Magoun Henry
Hyde, Magoun " Stinson, and w. Slearns
TRASK
Bath, Apr %, 1852. as
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SPOKEN.

Oct H. lat SO, lon 80, sch Jackson FIN Bath )sept
49, for California.
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EASTERN TIMES
sssA MARINE JOURNAL. So
PORT OF BATH.

PORT OF BATH,
ARRIVED.
FRIDAY, Dec 3.
CLEARED.
Ship Lisbon, Curtis, Charleston, sc.
- ' SATURDAY, Dec A.
ARRIVED.
Sch Exeter, Snow, Boston.
Sch Mary Ann, Williams, Boston
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JOSEPH w. FUTILE,

Commission Salesman Of Country Produce.
All business entrusted 10 his care viii be promptly
attended 10 and returns made soon possible.
Cellar 81 Brattle St.. under City Hotel. Boston.
Refer 10 G w Gage VIM Tucker, City Hotel
VIM Hunier cellar No Fanruil Hall Market. Boston.
address by null or Otherwise, J. w. TuT1LE, City
Hotel, Boston.
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Buckwheat, Samp, Farina,
Ladies' Cloths for Cloaks.

fIE subscribers tat the Granite Sorel have Just
i received n good assortment of Silk and Wool La
dies Cloh various coors, for cioaks and sarkS for
sale cheap. U" EN ~
DROADCLOTHS. Just received 1t the new ornnhe
ID Store a lew pieces Blue, Black and tireen Ger
n.,;a. OWEN CO.
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Wanted,

NOAT, Vest and Pant makers.
c. E. LEE, nearly opposite -.
GI4u the Elliot Housed
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For CASH,

BOOTS, SHOES AND RUBBERs.
large assortment of the best style and quality At o,
prices for cash. HENRY l. DAGiiETT
80 Klby Street, opposite Central st, Boston.
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FLINT s. CONVERSE,

FLINT s. CONVERSE,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
Boots, Shoes, Patent and Para Rubbers
SHOE STOCKS AND FINDINGS
All of the first qualities and low prices for cash.
Ii. large lot ofPARA RUBBERS Just received
NO ii Central st, Boston.
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S. M. PETTENGILL & cos
BOSTON BUSINESS DIRECTORY
NOVEMBER, 1852.

The Second Gard List for Fall of 1852, collected by
y Peilengi,i& 20, Newspaper Advertising Agents,
publishers Of The best and most widely circu, ,nI
Newspapers ihroug honi the United States IN ,aI
veriis, aud subscriptions their love-, 30 uu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-07
News from the Plains.

The following items of news, we learn
from Nc Hoohssoier, ~bo arrived h-re Wsdos.dsy
last. mr II. left Santa lie on the 9sn vt August;
Business eas very dull and money scarce large
qusDIiies Of ROods 10 Santa F- and lit demand
tor ifem. The crops are better 10 Ne~ Mexico tnis
sess Than they have b. eu for tan ye.rs past
Met Ysgsrs main 81 Bsraays Fort ON tns 1870. Rev.
BT Reid along with IL. Ga the l5'-, met Hu6)ios
train ct Rabs Ear. On the 2s. mt u & malt az Co
dsr Svrng. On the 23d, met NJ Csrrolton, 9th
G npsty Of Dragons, ,ocompsoi.d by Coz Lsne
2iGn, met stones rTsin st Lo ~er Cimaruns On tue
29t", arrived a. Fort n1ckey wnera there about
1900 Inoisl eamped, wsidpgf usi Fl zpatrick. o.
ih' JRb, met Fitzpatrick od SEPT 2. mt Bsck's rsin
at Pswpee Porh could not sross for high sstsr On
tne came day. the company were overt .keo NJ I ur
sOId 70 rom Fort h-cksy 10 sssch Of fur dossrters,
who we're found 10 Ih- rraio and taken bscE. bet
heye' oD the 3d. 81 Crow Greek 90 tbe 10, met the
S. mbtr mail al Lot Spring. Pssaogers-d'S 1en.
Ger ana lady, sud Mr. H1uek--'i Seli Al the 'r'aHs
we're getting along well. and hath 60 a.
IIndep. ndence (Ao.) Messenger.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-07
stnfe of Trade In Frnnce.

Latest FreTch eapes state that the P4ussn storsesps
LAYING Ia "a r fteis Il goods IL 10 ksd
that Tho Cipal Articles 4 0fSs pa,ruauy wO1sn aid
cl d,sbJ higher pric- tban tHs' ~es
lsst fall Business hch daI the previous week was
ss.in acve oSi O'rers r. Eo..nH alsn r. Eur
bry Egypt The last mall nom New York brought ex
ieI.ve 70 The snb manufacturers Of ons ana Sc
Eucnbe Letters from tue Do0artm-b 1T the Ofonls aad
Adechs stA'e N Il siis Of sroonOr quality ws
much 'onsh. Er mt ~t.out airy rs, pncs Tnsrs his
ben ht- bosin~ss In the VINE B-rcv dudag she
web TIE flEh pTiees dsmaSord la log for soeca
lsiion for OTonsrs RJrd 75f ASST GER noasn-sd
VA demanded, spd 7Dd7I Tor C1-r ~ Pedxnoux there
- s"ne apprehension OF an Inferior led a, Beams aaA
Nuts superior quality was Camel Which pro-
ouo-s OILY ordinary, be op shu dams. had
ns-n fahc = bect tre du'ing the v-ef. All fea-s OF
scsrctV a. ORAiS bsd subgdd At Pan. n ouR N fr.t
quality us hrn Il - francs = good 81 ffancs; or
binary, 81 fiares inferior 4gd " franco.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-07
The Caroline Knight.

The following letter from Capt. Small,
WA received on Saturday oy tie ovoars OF ssoooa-
ar Csrulins Kni.ht ss'zsd nn the essns goounSs.
Of Prir ce EcvsId island, lita ut W, ere infaraet
th.t Captain Sus, 10 yer, r~specsabls Ssrtny ma
spo that every word which as ssJs nav es reld upon
&C correct. loo"On Cocror.
C,netorrrrows "Wednesday Scot "a 1852 I
Ne,-r, Kpsht ,nd LINT; Gentem-a i have srssAy
sent yeu slessphe oostes, an" .. " hnes ~ N Ill
noppcirs our seikgr- witch poosoy have r-;sisef
,.,.5 h.fe We v-re unssr s loos before the steamer
hove In sshi bat eng perfectly 'ocare oid no ss'd 81
spisht DIRE n W. arr not sH~es tns pnviseeo
Of sdIiag within three miles o, tne eHst w'tnont beng
..,.s . There's a.6 -eeb>yssrrps wnch they
tow ard us il Eh time for our % maze cas
le.pec fsf now trsnee apon aadlnnit aay.
N h.S 40 armed Ar lean yrssc here tney wead net
have t,ub,d Us I'm Iees-y alter the Csf'sn Of lie
steamer no,rn.a ADD sc-s were hsiet dnwu,
spo the British ss 'ook psc~ srd ifi' o-- o-i'e ESQ.,
dep PED nsvtrs t-ia' 10 TAXI s no Cnsfos-
town they run vessel after ss.os OF ,hsy
le't it wth ire hens. aoehor einnsa
man . M ,-s pes, ~ t.ss H. n III and boufh E
here ard ed After sstng ths yesel hers they tanned
all sAorr and thea s'ipc-d Der Of svsrythnx hut
her esprit and ding s'rs rney even took her
top mass OF her Try cot her rsg's stove our mp
" harrr. and s- ,ckerei mt OF tho
Others fhy stole bread AID msnv otHsr articles Are
We not oec,-d rom such iasrt aad oRs2sS Evec
hsd been vioau the re,y, sh ud no. tho vessel and
p,npsfty he secure unit tiled aud c)bdemoea' Nut Ne
were rot ,icstipg stibs nrthsr bad We any
fesh .h op TAKEN This Captsn % hs steam
went al and e,t h- eIes OF Vows SOFIA sr~si 20
that hsd ocsu seio< ~'thin the un'fs an 90
taken trr evidence y"u se- that our pfoc>ry
At he mercy OF ever, evil mnoed psrnn II are - b
copd.nD-d upon snch svttenc ~h be Old no. take TIE
,wen,y or tnrty ,ail Oh IN company with ne kno
mot u1ess he tnss wsre the osst prize
rppesr orfore Ms Adnsity Court IN the "a
Ortoher 10 shn WIN should no, - Condemned.
We ave ne f,nA hsre ia the psison o' VIZ Oesn an
An ean .sdert this plscs he has r.stsd rs With The
nto.t k sod hss ovsed pscs for the crew, and
also taken care OF cur effects You with l-sesot
- BENJAMIN SMALL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-07

Accounts from Rome state that ut re-
eea, ip,eI,ie~ between Sir Hsor Bslwer sGd cardinal
An'orelh Ron AZ Secretary OF sute. toe subject Of
es,so,;sAh reau ma NOR friendly bafwren the q ".
errnenis of Easznd and Rome S.s discussed IL wa.
irIips e3 BY ths Csroinsl that until Pspa Nuncio
shah 10 duy Recognized az London elossr reisuons
b, Boglsno and K lins iced % lOotad foe At
the ssm- inlr'ryiew defpasd made by Sir Heory
for socumeui' connecaaj ~fsh Mqrrsys TRIAL bat they
were pPreup'orry retuSed Tee soovs information
Iesis the sn,hority OF the Journal des Dsbas
Mount Etna continues In state Of erap-
ton,
Louis Nspoleon's progress toward the
Erpre uu ers,ood In diaions,s e!reef. 70 DO caus
ina SEeai spxiesy 10 the ltslisa Govennenls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-07
CALIFORNIA.
The PusiIive slave Case.

(g7fs gcc1elcs q fhs " T. tnDpne
SAN FhAScisco Tuesday, Apg. 81, ls52
The Suprtme Court of this state yester-
day decided slave case one point Of which may have
I'D interest," for citzerI Of other sSsies.
TIE Constitution Of shis State has this provision:
"Eeitser avery nor invuluutary sarvttuds. unIa,s
for the puGiIA EFT Vt crime stall ever be tolerated in
this SIsie.
Al The ls't session Of the gi.lsts Law vas passed
similar % tho National Fugitive Slave Law Of ESQ sih
Al sttirota section applying is provisions TO slaves
who we're brought or iEuodoeed within the LINK. of
is STATE previous 70 tbs admission Of dis Stats a. ope
cfthe Unhed states Of America" uader witch section
three slaves were arrested.
On the Argument Of the case, Il urged In behalf
OF ths ssvt', that admitting for the purposes Of the ar
suner ssters mig. have broush. tner sa re-. 10 this
State and held Them such CD 70 the time of ,hs a
mission Of ibis STATE into the Uaop tba, thersuoop TIA
Constte'ion became operative upon all persons raid.
lDs Ii The stale, and By its eject the slaves b-cas
me- era tnst was nos compete for the saislatura
10 sphoriZ- Them 70 be removed as dawes
tP"o ihA point Jucge Anderson gives .he following
opiEion: '--' ''"s
California even a sovor,isn STATE. e,p,o, h.I
Glare e saves no h-rs u he time Of her s3on,s
int the Urion, Zee except forfeiture undsy ,h 80
sAnilen Of 81 &c. ~hich might their rem ,y. ss
In reasonable tine After capture "A for iiod ,bn, -n
soveTesa State could not CO. sTeri,ora yysrneot ,S
not e"4i"
wtsn the United States sequirsd the Terr,,o,z ., ri.
ali ID. States ses the Igh o. emf alton. i,s 81
se. q t'operty Be ngins - the ckens was u VIII
IL use aIo possess01 S-- "Ali
By the fifth article 10 the AneDdner,, of In. c,.,,
hh ne expressly provided tbst no oer.oa ,slI n, a.
pfiyeo OF bis property without dae process on b. 49,
hA private property be taken for public sss w!.bou. jus.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-07
Loss OF THE BRIG MOUNT VENOM

Loss OF THE BRIG MOUNT VERNON
The Nc Oyleas Pte0t,s OF the &th ulIino gvAs the
foil wing particulars u the loss OF the brig Mount
Vernon, together With seven passengers and i've VI tho
crew:
TIE brig Mount Vernon, Capt Woniirshsn, lot,
Havana on the SIh Instant for this port. ABOUT II
o'clock NJ The wtslher became very neasy, the SiGd
biorlpa f,or al piLts 10 he evening the wind SCI Ia
from, he g. the brig beiDs cose re-fed, aud run
pIps before the WIND, s'eeIins u w Oa TIL go the
WI Die " wi great s@vert,y from the g. s W. with
heavy sea % The ION, ABOUT P N took Ia tue
mapsall and fore sail aid run oefr. thu wad with core
reefed iorsiovss III about IL O'clock " nigpt when
the vessel became ~ uneasy thai Wo ogasn hst her
ls,o TO the vild. lpmsdsby after ssrd . hurricane
c. mn cec aId Capt W. gave orders ~ cut tne back
saws sgsy The mats weui sO'ttD cut swsy the fore.
topu sns when the sheet psrtsd aud the vessel
went over Immediately the mate having Jds' ume 70
set down before the v-ssei cspazrd. Ins "lno stii
oeD''rred 10 blow . In great severity.
ThtTo were severtsen persons on ooeru, a1.i,'pS
whom were seven Passengers. Tneiaaer were ailo",
urd 10 record Of their pane Is IN sxistesce Au Of
tesm Capt W. thinks have freDds aDd rsi'poosin tns
ely. spd ifthey viii cali uyon brn. hs wd give auch
opscrp. Of mem a. will tnSos their ien1s 20 re;og.
ME ,t.In -Four of t1e crs~ were lOa aso CApl
WcoFns hsrp the mate sn6feur sesmen, remained on
tn wrfek Xix days vithoN 1aer or provispps, ard
IN, tr ,ufer,p were horrible. On tins 18Th tasl tisy
were pick. d % BY the Nrsegisn bark Ouh., Captain
Jnrrs'N ami.n 10 lat f5o nOrtb, long re west Toe
Oxihs was from tris gcrf bound 10 Cork and trans
& ned "A, M 10 The ,biJ su;Ot Capt Ed~srds 90 the
3S ip,t They arrivd In the city his mnruipg and ara
All =, covering from tbe effects Of their exSosurs aud
su1srinss, Cspt ToosngsAn requests u TO express
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-07
From New stexico,
We gather the following items from St

We gather the following items from st.
Louis payers Cf the 23h ult:
By The last mats we have the Santa FL
Gass1. of The 3t Of August lr cOnts,ns fss i'ems
ofintetest.
Judge Mower, who seem. to have per-
foiDeo hi. du,e, most sscepiabIy tho p.opIs, vas
shout esvirg ibe Stal-ioteDdipg % return home In
March or Ap'ii next Juoge tiro man 10 deaf
tiUy. Lane was expected IN two or three
esys. and bosptab reception wa promised - him.
TIE GeHHe sBys:
"C.rIainy WI shall give q cordial hand 10 anv ono
who will Us To labor f'r our good and (
for bic U~D sssrsn' zement The cu's4 of EeS. Maxi
co has beep the rrsine If demsaosuiIn. May & ~
Lane rot cis-ppont the bop hi. fd-uds entsr;e,n a
bm. We hope our ciuzeBs will slve him the most cor
dial ~elcone
An American PANIED Conn, an old set
ter IN the territory M-xlcan AID his ~ifs were al
Ibrte murdered 10 bouse, mar Moro. Toe murder.
80 ,uppust "a be NJ xioan aud Pueblo ludl4s,
and rad DO, been arrested.
Two MenicnDs entered the store Of Mi.
VsrStan, at Placer, prsrx' ~ buJins something,
wbeD at III ubgua dpd uou,eBt, thsy made au attack
upOD him, ~ Il OF them ~iTH a nifs made sus
which severed hs hs'.brim and slightly wounded al n
IN IRE EEK u.nsr vein, also iatne brosst
Rut they fouI the Major, presume, rather hard
bsIP,lo, ami msds GOOD heir r-rcs-S
The Death of Judge Herman Won Grol
par 10 sDpoupcec the Fee m.soos of tue 81 Jnte
yuma Lodge passed appropriate resolutions.
The appointment OF Mr.. GretDer as
Seer tsry of the Territory, vas f.voisbV r.ceiyed
Mr. Cir. iper had returned from Fort
Wsb'ier the Copper Miass where he bad asld az
iritryiev win some Of too Apscbes Tn protested
10 be for "p+scr."
The Apache Indians are said TO be peace
ably disposed In regard % thsr 'elstioDs &, Max.
leo they say they wiinR les the dsxcsDs live In
peace. provlded, they themselves DO protected
sgainsI hOtiile incursOrs upon their s0iL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-07
liverpooI Produce Market.

rus.t 20 All Cucul.r- Of brose- Bo0d Sc
.suys MAINTAIN their v.ue; a. 1bs soi AZ . 61Si
Tor Po,s q. % 9QS y cat for Pearls BAEK-ln. t-ady
rours sales s. nhds Pfial0hA mr. ss1b s"d !" taas
Rslfimoie al TO- y cut oEEswAX-2, RUS Ametfan Al
- 49, Ano o. easGs white 81 10 ~ cvt COFFEE No
,ale. Sonh r, ooins JamairA CARO- ~ Ro ~s .old
for III. NeoeTrAbean II arogt 81 - 10 bag. deuv
here A. sn 'st No e5 led 70 Sho St0r-s ~ BAGS
Bahia broDsht Sc 8 p cot DYEwOoDs-Scareei7 any
"a iaf u In yau- AZ not re-cn - tunt
GrASo- Per WAC. - E 6t9 TO- Ihsh's 20 10 nt7
o her torts sd &c 10. hiD's-Nn ssles MoLASs's-
NJ cbarge IN vsln-. NAyAL SToREs-Psso American IN
bill Genand aud sdvs, cns about geo IBIS I'D ats 90
. u b e,st Turp-ntins held hrniy &C Z a~t; sa-s
ll0 hbis Spirits Torp noe cootiDus IN FAR ne ms A.
3 at Tar transaction In rnertcan - nd
tanned r. 80 bb. Sfn.Ahon. OLs For wan OF STOCK
the are no finps In Whale NJ bsTd IN Spsrn "a
f.il palcslssldN go = TN RCE-S Ooa hsh snd rs-s
loosirs 20 r4i-s Of American Prt.d' Car'n- u
herr ,uld son nano q ms. k'cVt, In bond SUGAR
gh,re cheerful f. ins IN the market duns
t- pat week sud sshy improved "a 80 pad tor f-nn7g
qualities Of Wet tod In trsisn, go hsg4spd Soo@u
p.r hs lid o. 90 and sn- lot ~ Porto RICO
A. 81 Daty patti. TsiL"W-rne market n4s 7es~
rather - cifed tnd extensive sales mans Al ~ Nfl fu
F-i4r.hurg Y fir rsga WOy % ~ % 'or at1
An priceb snn 200 cpks e. 70 Sriv~. A. 90 T4p3
A. evt TF-Slbce th- srsiSal 9th mail i4h @in nns
ofnusrr, hs8 beo ,scted IN common 10 Hon,v ,ncs
O. Coz sous hoai dio 10 Other ds-cr pms ~ Sa;Ss
and Greens ftsture 10 notice. iRoN-NeTy a'nSe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-07
L,verposI Provision Market.

Mess VIM Gardner Co.'S Cir ,ul.r, 20 elise o. o1Tsee
.4sh says In SgEF Their. hiss be- m'He'ate Hn'n-s
bot such the snxi ~ n Dod- 70 re- .z- ma prices nss
Sis.r CAV as T. ,r-. PosK l-fe reduction has
ben r.,h-r after snd ihe sales are 20 far e1
tent RACoS continues so~ sale s"d ~e qaote pr's-s
lover - cwr. There Deiog LAsO II tnporfers hsa"s
the sdssncs he. hen yell m-intso'd bat raHs,sti
h.v. pos ee-n extensive Som CHEESE hs. v'i'ed oue
rot vet h-rs lsnded the quality ana CO" iion are uo
hpovn Quorar. rs: HEEF-U ;. ? i'm Ass' e ti-roe OF
5N4 rs tn-~l 20 Hl2o ord ", % 90 ~ lnd's ns'
a. So N, I25 a - Il; Irdis = ~. f0s 80" D'|N fosA
T,,t-rn pine new q nbl 30 ibs, IS Gsl "ests'n
20 a. 10 Me-. ~ depi. 8-CoS -tsr'rn neg 81 ~
40, Western. 81 64si SHOULDERS ~ ~ LAsp
uiGeling TO fne a. ass. CHEsE, mi ding to hne ~
az. ,r...,.
opsoo on The put o. holder, Of POaK 20 b. hrn, nl
calculated ,hs tn Is v-rS e the market tnan
will be REQUIRED before the arrival OF new"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-07
AIrrrlcnn sfnrlls.

Business the pest week in the Am-ro.u Stock make
vas qa'et and tbTs ishtJe cha" Ia qnotAros .srs
D Bot, bon Co p-ePafs qqot Tors per tus Asia ss
cllC-s:
L : : psr Cent Bonds 1865 g aga; DO per Can't
Beuds T. @ l07H o.; do pr Cert d., lsfa Mn 10
dn r-T Cent iB,aiibsd 1911 g. 1864 @lf7i Ns@
Ymb State 5 pr C-nis l8a 80 q194; Pevns,ivanis5
per C-I. s6,Na7i; per Cent B,ud., t33I y ass;
o. 80 Or C-D ut. l8lr. - loid'j; Mas per Mt Sig
R,bfs 3b3 l's.~iti; MarylsHs5 80 NJ So. IA,
qdiOf7' biiguis psT Crn' ms 1898, Jltntto Ken
pi.y rsr Csut 1869, 9F9lfO; re,uessee pr C-at.
1870 oeG59i C,n'oa Ger Cs'i. SIG Ro 10. 1914 SO
li6; no,o" CRY ner c-rts 1883 = H99p; nanusL
-" IS; rhlsd-lpha snd Re sd rg Railroad Cents
Nor g'gs Bones 1861 aH0s5.; S-wfors .rd Er- pr
Cents ~ rtsaae, 1868 y, lejDr6; DO per Cans ID
NJ te'ge la5a o. 1 xoiv r. Per Gents Conv-rtih
1902 91al; Michigan central per Cent. Conee-tbI-s.
son iOaa44 ONO A-d Psnnsysaai', per Cents, 1855,
~ nfu-f
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The Trn Trnhe.


Deiat by a = ONufla.d nal lave cau'd halt 10 ne
trsde. -,srsions incni oine IDEA tost the lon
poit. vii b. rrcsssi'e Thee a., hnwes"L pIbl, stss
I, N row Sicb all ~ tN9d a. p.sful and noe
Gr.r,, o. craHie mrduln TO"gu PM no az win
All anil. 3, coossquen ly hr al "a uot.sery~d ale
ser del s.rrd "Fp'isn bud ~ CO gon ~ sl,o
bropghI oTSsrd which may trV th- erset "A E-n m
Thee cuuhtprd circum,iance, give II tie %
uept rrgs ORG tho ma he, Tn- general a''sn'io1 R,
hiw,vtY ~ arly Oh ot~n {, toe arrivals OF n~w
Fouf v.,e TAD afts-y le July others. 'nnllfiog
the cloyq.as .nerosn vessel Challenge then load
ps s1ical be exp-c',d N no ifst week IT
Noy'rr he The quality " f-st chop consoai WE'D 10
he reaiy u free from Ih~ havJr Cleafanees
from London The past wetk 607,3'2i6s.
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Stale OF Enalish Trade.

Trade IA thu English mann actung di.tdc5 was perhap.
Known 20 have BE- H. healthy sJnnd
diiia time stocks f GOOOs and
YARNS sht and the Oldes n-f by
unusually hesFy. Tue eKnOrt and h0ms d-nsad ass
ben contibu-s uDpr ceden-d, larE- furh-r
stimulated. the dav or NO. f-Sof4h- sdsisss from
the sst for biush acturss ~hich has or'duOsd
che ring 20, Ct snS. N instances esA,Ishsd
xsnee M ILlcss. An.lt O.ady Coz CLlealar 24th.
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BELGIUM.

Matters remain on very unsatisfactory
forg be'weeo Francs and Bs .ium tue f,rner hsving
ad- demsnds esp. ctinS the caDm@rcia tra$ty with
which iba lsaeT 10 6isposed ~ comply. These DO
mards n only 10 the II literary plr>ay
IL Besion-.nd that poin, Is concsdsj-bLt 20 tbs
corofr OF fr sh fsvor 10 French wines aad spirits and
otbor srtcles OF import
A SANITARY Congress" is at present
In session al Drussels About too hundred delegates
are present IRON oil paris Of the Continent
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II The Treaties oegotiat-d u-the Ter.

U The Treaties oegot'at-d IN the ISr-
rtory OF MpbesotA in sumsr 81 1881 9Th tho Stonr
or Dsko,sh Indi-ps ~ Shich the lonisn tile TO Ter
Tile rssiep OF Country extensive IS the -t-se o Penn
s,lvsrs sGateo. were rs'iued by the senate
NJ 10 late session, With amen 1naots Toess sm'nt.
R.n,.v 10 the Indiana for their ascent, which saa
sv, sno ihis uury 10 nov opsn 10 seienensf fooa
the United States.
Thts iu6 rm.iioo derive from the Glvsrncr h'd,s
self Who at present Ia this city 90 on,ae,, oonnect.
ed vynh tho Treaties, lNrional lntslfgeneer.
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HOLLAND.

On the Goth September the session Of
the States General of H,loac was opened bs kios
la person. The kings SOeech cooilrs tho follow.
Ing p"s,ge; iaVh,d BY 0oa,.fl fri.adig Sais ssd
JoiosipS ~, Bysndeni Of lsil fAare pvOnt'sd good
eGoss IA Jau of st'sa7t obtain a mOa'feat0g ~
The ,Ieigstrs syCIa hsfO astsiasd By tie JaPaGs'e
EnPtre" Tho rect of the Message Is occupied with
purely local matters