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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-06
CITY ITEMS.


New STEAMER FOR SAN jean. In con-
sequence Of the unIeadness Of the PfomeEhe 10 ,as
new stsam2hip Northern Light sailed Oh M0Asaasfu
San Juan The ". L. w4s bull. iOf C0mmosOgs Van
csrbilt by jeremiah Simoason the eoAsruc Of no
Promethsus Her lines are round, with 70 Eat srhol
low spaces, peculiarly the advantages Of sishb
aquestion among sAp-ouilcefs She is rot 60 saxspa
her bow Is some Others. which display the aoliow
lines, IS natural consequence bg. Gilll lss svsy
sharp appearance Her stem Is Straight. without hssd
or euswstef, and neatly fnishe at the top ~iIh 1sts
gilt scroll work Her sierra 10 round and <ttso1s
ornament Of any description, bat merely hcI nsass
IN Sill letters, and the Tsd and white sIs4<st aa
run round the vessel, along her guard siTeAk. ~
hull is dEEk green. Her diaiBg saloon for shsffs
class passengers Is placed On the main DECK ADD
nidships, and IL a weuhshted and eon0ozDss
apartment, 20 by SO feet In dimensions, aaa extend
ing clear across the deck, without any a.sTmsdisis
stats~rooms 10 interfere villa The thorough ysEpis
ton Of the apartment. Sac mas oenhs for $50 zfst
class passengers, 10 secol.t-e,Ass. and bsssssa
ace and go for sseeTage passengers il al, apzsso
Of 600. TIE woods used Ia tie construction s-so@k,
live oak locus. and cedar TIE pannslias, SEE
painted Of az osk color throughout Her lass
mons are-lerg,h, 2t0feet beam, 20 feet destA1
feet and she measures 2.iJo tufs. she Is 1fsa
with two mas,s and , ards very realty rugged VI
draw, when ready for tea, IA feet. sac has gseo
sines, which we're builg a. the Als.re WOIn. -
said 10 be equal - tie best productions n Ga
eminent sstssiskmeEt They are Girsc. s11
lsver-bssm eHgines-the kind gtneTn Is ato, lGI
Com. vanderbilt N his stesmEh'ps The cyloky
60 inches IN diameter, with 10 feet s:roks 80
the has four boilers, OF fit;ng prOpof.losnS
engines. Her paddle are }. feet IN dts1e3'
CoSsEcRATIos OF ST. THoMas's CRur4
The eonsecrstion Of the partly ne~ly-ersc.sdH
Thomss's Church, Broadwsv, took place o. ss~
Gay morning. A h.iie s'.er loi o'clock, sH9
Chase, tie consecrs.ins Bishop, catered me csa"
reett.ng the usual beaec.e.ioa. fo4so"ed kssk
Virion, Of Brooklyn, Mr HalseT, Dr.. Hnfz
TFiLi,y csErch. DR.. Schroeder, Mr. Eiseaofs4
All Saints Church, DR. Lewis OF tue HOY -
Church. Brooklyn, NT. Abe.cr57.5.s, NJ 'o1 =.
OF the Theological Seminary, Nr. Eaton, o. 49,.
menfs CAarch, and about % enly oiser eisic
sitired in ther suIpliees, ard ten unaafea'
Mr. Halsey read the instrument OF eona'Da
which tie tile OF the church was soansed ana
DR.. Hsishi the sentence Of Conservation ies
par, ofihs morning prayer wss reafoy Df. sS''DI
he frst Lesson ~ NJ EieenoIodt, and ne -
lesson By Df. Lewis and the morning pou'a
concluded BY Rev. Mr.. Johnston. Dr. hsis"
out the usaiIas, ard the communion service sSL
By the eorsecratng Bishop. assisted By NJ
eron be who also read the Gospels Nj. Es'os q
the Erl.ils.s II the cac.. was presided oTsI !"
&c.. ;. :: 10y csa'rs 'f'.r: Whpsf
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tive 10 the character and disposition Of their c.nds
date lS1lta &c pN-Ns'~'

date. ls41'A
Com FxcrrEMEaT.--GTeat e1citemeas
preysils m this community on account OF some 80
irnsns Of he cold Gust brought into fnls ciiy on
Ssv s1,erro, n bv Mr. John German resiceht OF ms
rece ard he cucer from whence II Is taken - tdlu
q te WITHIN rso Iai.ss The pa-a cal a. ssa
sOme GLknoTn caass me p.a.ea ,i -. Lnoxn 70
tse usb,ic The citzfns are specuia'ns prosp-o
ryel. but ss get. II - mere sPeceia'lon, ar ~
,hirg hss heen Effected that JGsIues US "a e
tia. the discovery OF sou p4"0e- AN
has beew discovered -. -, A.
soliag further from he Gala expediaon, 9.' ~
nects.iors aTe raised in relation TO zoe Issuls IL
ssort ge may Say tina. the spirii OF so'1 n1l ms,
sd s1scuiat.on IN relation 70 It, 10 a,vs u
ever par. CT the TeHi;ory l"'
Tsn1ANs AGAIN. The news from the
Rio Aosio is that me Indians (Apschesl are s-nA
couml.tipg their eeprecsto snot' VIE slnoe
ihe ], ulcs ana stock q Juan Ilps OI11 80. -
iris Mace were run of by he Incians aea' Ine '1I
raro He vas on bis return fron Duran 60 = IeIo
he had been CT 6 v1sis In company wa DisaoS
IemT. his stock consisted OF tTenTy'aeFen head
TbsIe il a Trmor here tia. Mr.. s. skiliman; mail
CONTRACTOR from this place 10 san Antonio, ieIas
-7s MUD eTfd short time in the JoTnaco OF me
a,seLss We sincerely hope that Ia thus instance
ne rvrnor nav turn our to De fslte buf We must
cor Tess ihss unfortunately in this Territory rumo,s
OF Indian relations iurD our 10 DC TOO Heq1en@J
true. Iioio-
Local ITEMs.-We Learn that the Head
quarters CT Ells +.iii'aty L. - .''~Ale " ,ts =,
removed rom F. Union "a AlouquSsquei and mai Col
surireris expected 20 pass through here 10 Cay or
20 rnorow On his way TO the latter place. Several
officers 81 he stsf are now 10 town on their way
Fellow Or. McDougsl Medical Director Capt
FcQs, Of the Typographical Corps, and MAJOR Cum
ninRham, Psymss.er.
Capt. Pope, since in our city last sum.
mer, has been actively employed In surveying and
exploring rev read from Fl. Union to FL. Leaven-
worth and has succeeded IN finding one which POS
sesses many advantages over the old beaten tracks
either bv Beni's Fort or the Cimerone, anti sup
pose Chpt Pope's new route will re the ore almost
entirely used hereafter, both by the Government and
IsICtsut trains Ibid.
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Liverpool Corn Market

EATrzoAT, March 1S-Ihe prssszs dull STATE 81 IL.
CoBy iaee vel accounted fer by ths sTideas aaey az
ias EsE asa tanner 70 supfy the interior n4rkes tAs
vtsAsI.furn oe.E 81 large - INA saar.srs Of WHEAT
al 41s sd, anc 81 ga quarters Of bailey ~ les "a NJ
rss.@4 ssHter. AHcin.r inactive Estkes was waesssi
tas osz'Eess solr ie<s Al n aay article IA The
GRkis<r1te beiEs pou 4.sd scale za1 cress n-rxn~
re.e Of noriE a character t1aa csherwise
te~estftr has bsen remarkably Ess fsI 6sld labor fer
fsf the fsrnss.
No change IN sricss % dsy.
tFrcn A. p K. as-rsTs Cires,sr1
LIVERPOOL, Asyrh ~ The arriva area IresSsv from
sssa ssc &C ssivss aye large Of Oar MxA Sr, noser
1851 Ssasssn 81 wEsAs, is.s Ssy,su 4 ~. "a.
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The following are the Yeas and NAYS in
the House Of Representatives,, OF Friday. ApTii
., on the successful motion 10 refer 10 the Com
mittee Of The Whole on me State Of the Union
the bin, introduced by Mr.. Hmm, granting 20
Iowa TIE night Of way and donations Of land for
the construction Of a railroad from Council Butts
to Davenport. and from Heokuk 20 DabuQue,
Iowa;
vx.s-Messrs Aasn, 4llisor v. Appleton Asse ave-
ret 8atcock, Railsy, Bsyls. Rsisere esrtstt 8ease
Surfows Pathy T. tsroosit C2SSs. Caeac ~ 'asp az
Cs1ghsa, CelloH Daniel. G DAVIS, Ds.@ Elxs-toa,
isS. Gsnels Gsais, Gust,aes Ge,i5ssA. G6rssa C -y
Grow. kseaoae Marco. G, Hams. " Esrris Ss-
NJ Move. sas,e:, Isss. Jscsser. isakias a. ,eAssos
james yoensos- y T Jones, G. yofes; kss. p.
HscNnlsp. AsS .esn. NeacA4ln Nrsde. sillscn n GER
aSiysy, oids. oe.sw, Samuel ~ RsgksS essslss. PER
scAs,msrtors. Sesoolcrsi ScsSesg D L Ss5moar. o s
Ssynssr, S.sisea sms,t, SaeN; sssH, ( S;sn.sc. a
n fkorgrcn & " rkosspsoa, Nebaos. WslSridcs - al
Ice @sisA. wsrS wssAhoTa. WssNhs, weiea, Wszs,
NSrs1Mrs.rs W Nlea. ssea,on. Bags. Rso.ss A.
g sissn, eshe,l. cable. l C1Mgsst C.srk csss J.
rasr Csssord Wall. HestcAs Htan. u - I1sssssll.
jses JsSa:sa, \ v, yoass.s, Lss5'y lssSssTs No,
Phelps. Esssssi ksssrd.es. Rsslssss scSTs,. SsI,A
ABSENT or Ner yorlxa-Msssrs Ass,s-ossh's. Ca,
Allen, AseEsvs, }, Applstsa, Beals B-.l B.beaas' ns
Che cAr I'll. ciers.ssa oescs csss.r Cssia-an Cats
D.,sg. DassoH. D.mnes, ns.sv. p0csssy, DsEcsa.
mere. Grssa. Hsni'tsn Hsrs, HaNs. Rsseal. ss5 sS.
t.elsSss Ro~, g Jeses. krs'x, Mascs NcNAr Il. ID.
Potter. Pres, RIDDLE. soSs.. Ro.s. scssunsasei.
Stsn,ea stephens. Sssvers S. Marta sS,ton Tba-s-
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By Telegraph to The Sew.YOfk Tribune
whIg Caucus as 10 the National COnyendsa-
Assault.

WASHiNcTOS, Mencay, ApIl }, lS51
The In,elhgsner Of this morning says: A
Wing caucus OF Senators was held on Saturday
evening, Mr.. MANGUM in the Chair.
The Chairman WAS instructed 20 confer SlA
the Wings OF the House and ascertain than
opinions in regard to the time and place Tor
holding the National Convention. Philadelphia,
Baltimore, and Annapolis were mentioned hr
the place, and the middle of June as the tims.
Mr. Hale formerly lottery dealer, was as
sailed with slung shot on Saturday evening By
a man named Grigsiey, at the Theate'. Ia
feared be is fatally injured.
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ITALY.

The Milan Gazette of the 18th states,
from Rome that the organization OF the Pontheal
Amy ie proceeding rapidly. The regiment OF
guards, which was composed offoTeigners, has been
dissolved, and two foreign regiments formed In Its
stead, on the basis OF those in existence before
ls4s There are 10 be, besides, two regiments oil
infantry two battalions for gsusons, one OF chas'
seurs, enc Of cavalry, and one Of artiley-sorn-
ing IN all IS battalions.
-Messina has been constituted free
port, and is already much frequerisd by English and
French vessels.
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DENMARK.

The Opposition in the Danish Diet has
wisely concluded not to pass the address the kag
expressing want Of confidence IN the present Mn
isiIy, which has formed tho subject o. a long and
animated debate IN both Chambers.
With respect to the succession, the
choice OF an English Prince-oIe OF Queen Victo-
rias younger soDs-hss lately been proposed By
some OF the Danish papers. The choice OF sue
cessor TO the Danish Gro cannot, 10 viewer be re-
gaTded as any longer open.
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Kes.uth AZ Mobile.

MOBILE, Saturday, Mulch 3, Icos
Kossuih has been enthusiastically received here,
and has me, with much sympathy The sentiments
of Senator Clemens were disavowed &, meeting
ofyci.izens, at which many distinguished AlAo,nt
ans were present. They also warmly welcomd
Kossuth, whose departure for the North has been
consequently postponed several days
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Gotten Market.

sATrErAT, XsTch x1.-TAe saies II CoTlos t0-la
aTlcvHt 70 Ttes eaes o. Which sea balss Asefean
speculation. sad see blss American ae for expert
TIE nsikss = ssafy
NoSDAT. March za-Ihere has been fair demand lar
CorToS ts-eag, and he sales exceed 1.oo3 balss
Expsitsss have pgrckzfe6 te5 bales.
Tie HicclLrg Qualities 4 AnsTe nsre dica. 10
buy at last Fsays rates ether descriptions without
change
rUEsnAT, March 23Ihs dez AID fr CcrTox to-Say kAs
ft.r 70 nc<eiafs extent Sales 53oe haies5C1 Sarf
Holders hAEs f'ey 1Psc 'hs nlsks: II gsuOss rAles
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PORTUGAL.

Count Thomas had not resumed his
seat in the Chamber Of Peers nor had he been i'm
peached on the various crimes charged against him
in The Duke OF Saldanha's manifesto
The importation Of English woolens
was rapidly declining. Any reduction In the taIif
Of import duties appeared hopeless.
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~ years. closed on Saturday without conFi;aoa
for murder CT indeed fer any serious cril4e'
The Limerick papers state that there
has no. been siegle laooring nan or "oDs an, s2'e
10 work urerp,oI ed IN that part OF the counuy ior
..xsrsi xssks past. Emigration nevertheless pro.
essSs ~ a, great rate as ever, ard the prfce o.
ber,hs il eneran, ships has been coEhce'Aoy 'aiSea
in All the Ilsn ports.
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BAVARIA.

Letters from Munich Of the 10th repre-
tsrt tire xIzs.erial crisis as still pro,rac.ed. TIE
AzSs CT tue Bishops aBd .ae part 70 be taken IN
sbe approaching ZollysTeia Congress, are tae tso
c.fheriiies OF ne Government. Royal audiences
ard Mirn;erial Coslcils take place alnoss daily.
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quarters q BEAss, isss quarters q INDIAN CoKx a.
ssess and - s;7 IBIS. n TIoun
wHEaT ises quarters Of ISDI4S CsRS. iOls sssss "a
efs bbis of gLoUR.
The trade dgrisx the vsst has tsee srcesiss az ss
and where sAss have sesa CHECKED bsJsn haze IA. ~
advantage
Al ,hs morrt gs marie. there l.H ,.aasas. ~
VIZ md riorR "a u. atse.ce Of Sem.sd. n,xs.
queted ID % ID babel atc G.. 60 10 sack ard
Is-sr thzs OF Tsssdsy last.
OATS and oAr MEAL net ,lo~ sale e. barely f5rnss
BAILEY snd BEAxs reoessd fsliy u. 70 ~ pss an
G. quarter but Pas naiSgsted our lat cso,stoxs
IspIAs Co.'s on ;he spos Aae 10 urye wa seafeey -
CURED T. Gac 2ross rsihsr IL favor Of buyeis.
The Germ Trade.
Ioxroy KO.tsy. March 17-Tss want Of anlns,ioaf.
the C0rs rIsGe has cosuasst esuss hs - 40 Of ~
week ha tas supply 81 wHEar bfossAt forward kysSc
fsTnes ts rol bees srss AL ~ cave seea vsFTrs-
luetsns 70 comply with ar fscuc' % q pcet s>ns
the torn in ihsu favor Bat ess 'csrcsly - cal y
Jurfou tfe prce ths rtIs7sd demand n Gs " krks
the esrtsrn cont for srp,rt hs.Hg siTen eosn.s
the brrsfs that hsss- pTsccs VII pe oe'uzs4
Fiossys gees Of wheat cnsared s. nee; fso4
dsrsnt and ihere ony t~o - ih'ee fenteln< 9TH
pol;s ~ car uns@d. AL the arrived eArgees q ia<<o
had been pfesCrsly GOLD aac hose On PissAse 3
A. ~. tyriss, market the frs,h suppY q hsS rua
Esex Kent smsll. AID there VA oay soiefse
sSre g., "a = usIs ne cal -
e-.n in fer the iss, three o. far wssss ar i "a z
whss, limited dsEaEe, ont Vie prices 'sua sks1
yiosr Ia, been " very, limited demand ard 81. Ne
Fos,rg carroes CT ga, contnue n eoOl dsrl-d ud
DE few armed ssle 49, helc vi great nfnrtsS h.
dian Corr pas. also hods esysss fully ne his
iaies
Paris Money Market
PANS poVRsr. Msrch S3.-Ci0na1 Proes.-rise Pr
N.rrs Pc ~ d
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snow Storm az philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Monday, April 5, lcs.
II was showing here all through the night, anf ne
snow was four inches deep this morning. u isheW
rneltlpg fast.
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The Canal Auditor.

ALBAsY. Monday, April "a
A motion was made In the Court OF Appeals ths
morning 10 put the cause OF fhelps Ns- No"eA
the Calendar ., -. -,
Judge Edmonds said he would consul: the Other
Judges and decide upon the application this aissf
neon.
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favorable. He has lately been very Ill. having hA-
an attack Of fever. which had greatly eafeeoeobln
ard srsst alarm IL felt for bis safety.
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BADEN.

The accounts relative 70 the health Of
tie Grand Duke OF Baden continue 10 Do very un-
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TURKEY.
Liberation OF General Perezel-No Egyptian
Railroad.


Liberation OF General Perezel-No Egyptian
Railroad.
Correspondents Of Tbs N. Y. rEisaBs.
CoSsTAsrIsoPLE, Friday, March s, lS52.
General Perczel has been liberated from
his detention at Broosa in Asia Miner on the inter-
cession Of the Legation Of the United States, and
with his lady and three children, arrived here yes
terdGy. lie is furnished with an American pass
pori (not rs citizen Of the United States, but a.
protected by them,) and with his family will leave
this afternoon fer Malta, on bis way to the United
States via England. The General and faulty are
all well, happy in being once more free. The
sultan has generously donated him With a sun Of
money for his expenses and he called TO- day his
arrival upon He'll Pacha, Minister Of Foreign AZ
fairs, to express, his acknowledgements for the same
lie is the last Of the Refugees.
He 10 warmly attached TO NJ. kossuih, and con-
dtpEs very strongly. he vigorous attack OF BATH
any, who doubtless made II with view 10 procure
has pardon irem the Emperor OF Austria, and the
reatoIa.ion Of his forfeited estates.
The Egg ptian Railroad is all up. The Pacha has
not the means Of making II himself, and he Is not
allowed By the Porte 10 call Ia British capital. tie
refuses to par tie Tsxzrzaf into effect in syria, and
is Ii yery had oder with .he Porte. c.
by telegTaphlc dispatch OF March 6,
II appears that Reschid Pasna is again Grand ViZer
Austspha the ex Governor OF Gambia, Is Pre- side at
OF me Council Of State and Fuad EfeEdi. Minister
tcE Foreign Affairs. 4 Cons,sntinopie csrrespon-
cent q the OFT neutscss Post wrote the ID that
tie al poniLelt OF k2of Pasns was considered a
triumph 0! ADsiTc Russian diplomacy Is must
therefore, now be concluded that the star Of sr g.
CsnBiDs Is again IN the ascendant. NJ. de Titof has
rastd objections 70 the treaty relative 70 the Holy
sepulehsr recently concluded between France and
Tie Porte. The semEmlnis.eriai LlsgG declares taas
iheYe would De 10 security fOr Europeans residing
n Egypt Aobas Pasna were deprived BY the Porte
Of Tie Jss sla1ls.
A letter frem Constantinople, from
weil-lnformed party, writing on the 81 ms: says
taar Aus,Tla vas repoTtst 70 have demanded from
TIE Porte cess,of Of territory, as ndemniscstlon
for II uIy sustained through toe assistance given 10
the hcDsarsrs durrg he late war.
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FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.
oates Liverpool and London. March "a
Paris, Esd.

The Collins steamer Baltic arrived at 81
o'clock yesterday morning.
The Baltic left Liverpool at IL P. NJ. on
the e4,h, and arrived off the Hook at O'Clock yessr-
day morning, where she was detained BY the snow
storm
The following persons came passengers
in the Baltic.
MILD Robbins, MI. CaIsE asd lady; Nessrs " L.
Devoo and lady. A FenanGeI, FsTnsnder, r. G.osey'
II Spaulfirg, Ny. @ nsted Dir j. swan sE4 laoy ~
harden M navce, AIr Marvel 1y. j. r kellogg, hiI,
DOUGLASS 8ff Kelly, by. s. Scnoehsla, MIs ~
ara children. Messrs. Romanes, {. y SIni :; II
ia,t p b. Bateaux, J. BeIndry Mr Jennns. 01 w MI
hfe Mr. seftcp Miss Holo and servant, nj - ND
aud son Mr. ulIams and lady. Dir. HaTgraves MIS- J.
CGMstock-
The Africa arrived out on the 2lst.
In the British Parliament the Ministers
have given such explanations Of their policy that
Lord John Russell has declared that he snail make
70 attempt, b. fsciious opposition, to expedite The
arpfoaching dissolution and election.
Consols are still improving. They are al
esl to i--sn advance Of 4al y cent
In FRANCE ard tue other Continental
Countries here is no news Of importance.
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rsual level.

" Lake Superior is quite above its
rsual level.
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PANS povRsr. Msrca s3-Cionag Ploo-rss PA
Cents 1879 &c, Three Per Cesis, - SC. kisk 4
Tfsrce 7socs
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MISCELLANEOUS.
AND ncnFLynrhburv for sale

Il Farm which live, lyfr Immediately N the a.
and Tennessee Railroad AID extending Ia within three
miles of The city Of Lynebbulg. J. . sae. Tbs farm
contain. aboui 700 Acre. lies remarkably well, Is se
satered. ing IL orcas and bfsnce, passing through
~ large proportion In wood. heavily tinbrrrd. WIN
very comfortable famils rcsener, Urge Orchard ana
uLer convenience. suited the comfort Of large finn
ily being Determined sell this Tract will be divided
IN several small Tracts. suit lur, hasefs, desired
and viii be sold very accommodating terms. aud pos
session given Immediately. Strangers wishing more
,sinteested descr pon of this Farm. may confer With
Zen o q. Clay, Henry S. Lnnrhornu, m. 7 Yancey,
John J. PufNis Gen. David Rhodes, YIN. Hadl5rd
all of whom may be addressed At Lynehbn,g.
81. BURTON.
Richmond scni-weoky Wing Charlottesville Adyo
aud farnyile Journal coy t~o ~eeit aud forwnrd
accounts 10 this Office sepi 30 d3S
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-11

10 d BROTHEh. Moin Strcc, Lyaehb"rg, Ia
llmpnrters OF CHINA and EARTH ENWARE and Deal.
isrs in Ont. Dressed and Plum Class Hare Lookfns
GLASSES Grandoies, Pl1t4d and Britta'a Ware Wat
lers Cosors, dc; in receipt of their Spring
t.upply Of Domestic and Foreign Goods of their own
lmpOrtetiou-which embraces every article usual,
efound in such Establishments Our Stock is of the
offered in tis market, and having been care
fully selected and bought the most favorable terms
We are determined not be undersold by any Hnus"
the country either North South. Merchants and
others wanting anything this line, would do well to
call and examine Stock and prices before purchasing
I"lsewhere-eeng confident please all in style
uaity and price of Goods. The Ladies particular
Iy invited 10 call md examine Stock.
rn1rch 2g-ts
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A CREE q McCLANAHAN, GROcERs

LYHcHBuRG, VA.
Daer for sale
| no bags Rio and Laguira Coffee,
% 3" best old JAVA and Mocha do
/ Is hhds and bbls Molasses,
81 " N. O. 2. X. Sugars.
" st Croix do,
! % boxes and bbs Loaf, Crushed and Powdered do
90 tons country and rolled Iron( various sizes, &C.,
1900 best Cast Steel,
90 kegs Nails
| 5000 lbs Sole Leather
900 lbs Cotton Yarns,
| p boxes Manufactured Tobacco, (some very fne,)
E. 40 boxes Adamantine, Sperm and Tallow Candies,
] 500 egsb.asting and rifle Powder,
'G2, 600 fl best Saloy Fuse,
ID baes Oznaburgs aud Domestics,
! 100 bhis r"ctiied hickey,
| - old Rye e (aome years old,)
- g." Wine, different qualitics,}
! ~ and IL pipes French Brandy, (some fne,)
10 old Apple Brandy,
trrccs best London Porter,
| 10 hbls Rum and Gin,
with great variety of articles mentioned above
making our stock very large and desirable one.
We give prompt attention 10 sales Of consignment.
loi Flour Wheat Tobacco Bacon and all other kinds
jcountry lroduce-also receiving and FORWARDING
Goods, Produce. &c. mav i3-.ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-11
InyeIte Lands

have also for ale, very desirable unet Of Land "
The county of faye,c both sides OF the Charles
ton Fnyette aud Raleigh Turnpike rond known the
Hill Harvey Tract continuing about 2D0 Acres well
improved with n Rood Dwelling. Bern, Stables. aud
other OntII ousrs.-h me Apple and Pench Orchard,
and il admirably situated for Store Tavern stand.
ALSO Other tract. adj oiaiDg the same, oonthin-
ing between 900 aud 300 dCRES. and other
Tract, known tie Bragg Taei. all Of which lies with
few miles Of the late surveys Tor the Railroad tie
Ohio River, and il Of choice quality.
93--d3w r. I BURTON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-11
MERCHANDISE.
MCGOWAN a RTIN, GRO

OOKMAN u MA RTlN, GRooEhs
vi COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Lyaoh6urg' "a,
are now receyingh large and well selected stock
Groceries, Dry Goods, Hardware q queen.
ware In part Of the following rrt'c.s, to-"
5000 lbs Cotton Yarns
1900 ib. Sole Leather
900 sacks liverpool Salt
14O " Rio Laguira and Java CoHees
$50 Kees '.ox fence and w. house mills
I2 hhds r., and Cuba Sugars
30 bbls Coffee Sugar
10 Lbls crushed ground and clarified sugars
hid. Molasses
10 bb.N o and Sugar-housc Molasses
bbs Syrup
90 boxes Adanantine candles (superior)
10 boxes Soap
20 boxes l0< - and 81, 10 gla'
Donssncs-3-4 a. So Cd. 12-4 Gs"..OarPs-3-4
a.. 40 pair Blankets, PULLED Cloths, Sleeps orgy
Bs,s Linseys Prints. Boots Shoes &c, &c, &c. ali o
which the, offer to me trade at fair prices
sept IB-.fsc