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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-09
Mutual Benefit eft Life e. and Fire Insurance

TT Incorporated April declared dividend Of so per
cent. on Two Years, Business
Office, No. SS CAMP ST,
Business CoNPsNY
This Company bng organized solely the protection the policy
holders and their ties It's operations
sui principles, and hhrdips small annual
life and handsome
EN All policy holders. whether life shorter
Insurance till dea participant. the whe of the profits Of
the Company.
Creditors lives Of Debtors married woman
effect the life Of husband the sole benefit and Of
herself aud children, from ttr claims creditors
TRUSTEES
Jain IIacan Jeasoh Walker, Henry S. Buckuer,
Peter toiirry. In aIlufssi White John 5 Allison
Is.ac Toiir-on Edward
PETER coNREr, Ir. Preside..t Beard OF frustsss
DIRECTORS:
E. W sewel, John 4 pousherty, John esbssa
H. G. HEART, 1hos, C, Jenkins, n. o. Preston,
NJ. NJ. Cohen, o. Wirkhnni D R. Carroll
N Z. Hall, John A. Roberts, John NJ CurraIl=
Geo. W. Sini,h, R. FL Brunei, r. I. Annistead,
Samuel Wolff, L. SpapgenbeIg ss'.
Epw. JEssHR Coxx. Vice President
A. J. WrppsRntRs, NJ. d. Medical Beard of =
H. g; HEAnrT Actuarv. AZ NJ CoHsS. Attorney.
RlcHARp BEIs NJ. d. No. 81 Magazine street. Medical Examiner
who will be st the office daily from hnlfp IL to- p
BY the Charter only $1,000 is taken single life.
This prepared applications Life
and Policies all sound and healthy White and
than the the and London Offices and without
Residence By the charter, Dividends
annually, and the profits interest," and
twois OF their
wher. the party has paid his premiums in ul N
California Permits SswYOrk and London rates. prospecting,
Table Rates. and all information Late and all papers
effect Insurance. be hal ut the Office OF the Company
IN Extensive Travelling, Privileges. ~ ='.t 49,
h0lr A. ". to p. NJ.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-09

shiEp,-Tha steamer Europa sailed from NewYot on
the 3lst ut with 81 passengers and ss47 491 in spec
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NEW ORLEANS:
FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY 9, s52.

a CENSUS REronr.-Thc Washington Globe othe Isl
INST contains the complete returns Of the last and
the report of the Superintendent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-09

TEA.-rhe Canton packet Argonott arrived at NsYork
on the 24th ult with cargo Of tea Her arrip was
very opportunc. the stock of tea in first han, was
Very low.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-09
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.
JEFFERSON Cry.
,t'l,,,rs1,,- E,,,;,, J,n,,,

Thursday Evening, january S, 1S52
The market was well supplied to-day with Beef Cattle.
the arrivals exceeding 800 head Beeve Prices
easier and good stock left in market with but few
Hogs and Sheep and Veal Cattle Arrived rs Hogs
S26 Sheep, 81 Mich Cows and Calves.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-09
Supreme Court of the United States.


Samuel Chiffon ESD of the District of Columbia. was
admitted an Attorney and Counsellor of this court.
No "A. G. G. Russell appellant VS.. D. R Southard ct ol
Appeal from the Circuit Court of the United States for
Kentucky Mr.. Justice Curtis delivered the opinion of
this court reversing the decree of the said Circuit Court
with costs and reandng this for further proceed
ings in conformity to the opinion of this court.
No % The Miners Bank Of Dubuque, plaintiff IN
vs. ne State Of iora In error to the Supreme Court for
the Second Judicial District of the State of Iowa Mr.
Justice Daniel delivered the opinion of this court dismiss
ing the writ of error for the want of jurisdiction.
No. o. a Seekamp's administrator appellant. Chas
L. M"CoW.. :. This cause argued by Mr. Reverdy
johnson for the appellant and submitted printed argu
mcnt by Mr.. Robinson for the appellee.
No, a.. NJ Smith ct al Da,iel Mcneil :. This APP
peal from the District Court of the United States for Ala
bama, was dismissed with costs, for the of prosccu-
ton
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-09

SINGULAR DEArH.--A letter from school teacher in
Somerset county. Nd says On the 18th of November
female of 10 years old died suddenly in school, She
asked permission to retire few minutes before TO-
medatey taken up, and laid softly down in the school
house. she expired What is most remarkable. when she
awoke that morning. she told her mother that she
dreamed that she had went to school and died and
carried to her aunts which actually and literally came to
mass the same tav
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-09

ItREMES's RloT.-Ou Sunday afternoon the 18th ,,It
Two of the bcgerent fire companies of PHILADELPHIA had
desperate fight during which two persons wcro shot On,
rrce1yeia ball in his face and he borne away by hi
comrades Another person. who gave his name as job,
White was shot in the leg the ball penetrating the bone
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-09

NEW LIGHTHOUSE LANp.-Messrs. Bennett n Olcott
have exhibited lighthouse lamp at Washington
which is highly spoken Of The Union says: I'VE arc
glad to find the public so well satisfied we believe the
invention has great merit--more particularly
informed that should the commissioner lighthouses
port in of its general adoption. nearly s2O00o0
would be the result saved annually the light being pro-
duccd from lard in its crude state.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-09
The Liverpool and London Fire and Life


Authorized Capital. TN 5rLLIoss Do1LA
Surplus and :. $4,000
@t4 a - aaSaoooo
Working CaptaTwo Millions Forty thousand
- Dollars.
Offering by its unusually large capital anil tile unjimid Individual
liability Stockholders,
security pubc-s prepared sgninst
Fire Risks in NewOrlsans, the
The usual abatement premium the Companys Poll
par with the Mutual Companies aud all m ioessS
will be liberal. -
cHAs. BRIGGS. agent, Office ls5 Common street.
DIRECTORS IN NEW ORLEANS: sis
4 Samuel Nicholson, A. Heiae, Thomas Se1ar
A. iantear, G. A. Het, VIM. anre,&
VIM Fehowes, J. B. Behn, c. Bulitt,
sAE.s f. Ogden 49, esA4ga5
DIRECTORS IN NEW YORK:
FRANCE CeTTEsEr Deputy Chairman. y 9Tsss.@
George Barclay, Francis Griffin. ROYAL Pheirs,
Z G. W. Fab-r, WIN. s. Wstnrpre.
ALFRED PELL Resident Secretary.
n francis GRIFFIN. Counsel Of the Board.
IT DIRECTORS IN LIVERPOOL: --=-s~-
+, wM. EIcoLs chairmau.
los H sS1E1- Deputy ehsirrisu u
Ih lo Brocklebank, fsost HiFsa y9hn Marriott
Vim. EoTe, Lewis Mosley, =.
Thos S. Glsdstpnp g Ia.wis Joseph Shpsv,
George LttIels. 49, II. Stofegoht
+ Havwopl, ~
SwrsToS BoUIr, Secretary
DIRECTORS IN LONDON: 5ss5s "a
IL WyL EWART Mp, Chairman.
GEo. FgEp. YouNe, Deputy Chairman ~ Il
Sir VIM. z. DeBathe, bart, Hon. F. Pousonby,
VIM. Brown, NJ p. John Ranking,
Matthew Forster, N. p, mes NJ. Rosseter,
Frederick Harrisou, Teuon, i-s ,ssif
James Hartley, Swnton Bouit
Ross de MairIss, NJ =
p953 An pESJ ,ieuts Secret
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-09
LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED.
: ShIns.

["nn First Municipality m?' Second Municipality: "p3
m Municipality. The LETT hand figures Indicate the number the
nlln thr yessrls llN.l
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-09
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

Friday Morning. January g. 1852
COTTONThe favorable tenor of the Canada's letters
and also of the Cambri accounts by telegraph gave
quite mplsc to market and 1900 bales found pur
chasers at very full plccs in a further
advance.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-09

bottle was launched to where it was picked up,
is $3.50 miles W. by N. ~, giving it current
at the rate Of about "a miles day. 1t is not
improbable, though, that this bottle may have
passed through the Caribbean Sea and Gulf of
Mexico, performing on its way the circuit of the
gulf stream
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-09
Neworleans Agency Of the Mutual Pro-

LECTION INSURANCE CO. OF NASHVILLE, Tenn.
a Tis Company will Insure the Mutual Principle Houses Ae
case etc. against LOSS or DAMAGE FIRE, the Cargoes
Vessels description against THE Pflls VI If SEAS
AND RIVERS. .-t..s.,.st--
~ All having their insured nus s
entitled full participation III the profits without acity toioss
TRUSTEES
N Hohson, NJ. s. Pitcher, Jas. Norton jr,
jain Waters ]. G. Shepherd r. Weaver,
J, A.AlcAisteS II. Douglass, P. Smith,
P. B. West, Lohn Morrow, b. Il. Mckenzie,
John H. Ewn A. W. Putnam, p W. Maxey,
w T. Berry, Samuel Scay, A. Morrison,
E. s.. Hail. J. b. Knowles {. Z. Hiilnisn.
Alex. Fall, j. b. johnson, Root. Stewart,
r. Boll A. ]. Duncan, w. PEitchard,
L. b. Fte. \. FL Hicks, ia. Thomas
A.. q. P. NICHOLSON, President
NJ. S. PucHER, Yicc President
CO.. F. wHARros Secretary.
LOCAL DIRECTORS
Thomas X Price, r. II. Fraser,
Geo W. West, C. Conner.
ha3 1y WhI. A. JOHNSON, Agent, 9a Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-09
CORRECTED DAILY BY W. w. wHITE& Co
Exchange Office % Camp street corner of Common str
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS,

OFFIcR TIE DAILY CRESCENT,
Friday Morning January Q, 1852
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Br slip RtreInlr, Maxwell, Liverpool, II Cnmmack &co
Ship JAVA Nmroe, Liverpool, Up Whitney
r bark losepha Robinson, Cork and market, Jos Wilson
Brig Union, Roieyich Vera Cruz, PUG, Mir &cO
Sclr Eagle, Taylor, AIalachicola, EGG Rogers fsco
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-09
COPARTNERSHIPS, ETC.

nlSSOLUTION-Th Firm of LEONARD &
RAILToN this day dissolved by mutual EUGENE
LEONARD collect all and charged
pay all demands against aaid firm. WM RtiIIoN,
las stu EUGENE LEONARD.
HAVING disposed of my interest in the
Foundry EUGENE LEONARD, reeunlend hnlto
old Jas 3tAl WAl. RAlLTON.
NTOTICE-Tlie Copartnership heretofore ex
the NORTH BROS.
lay Dissolved by partners
North Brothers Co. will attend the liquidation Of its business
NewCrleaps, b., JAMES L. NORTH.
janl im&W WM IL. NORTH.
COMPREHENSIVE OTICE-Thes subscribers
~ have formed Goartnehip continue Tho DRY GOODS BuS
NESS the old stand, Magazine and Common under
the firm Q NORTH BROTHERS x co. HARVEY NORTH,
WIN. ii. NORTH,
NswClreaus. Jan,l ALEX. DJTHII,
jHnl I'm E. b. SMEDtS.
TOP NOTICE-Thes subscribers
have formed Cotaruership of las f. NORTH
Co, of DOT SHOE AND HAT BUSINESS,
present will occupy the premises OF the late firm
Brothers, Magazine JAMES B. NORTH
NewOreans, Jan. 1852. janl I'm EMILE MaltqulIf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-09
ENpDRlNS

LvERPOOrer ship Rircrae: beef
Dbl. -four.
LtFERPOOL-Per ship lava aool bales cotton.
CoRk-Pe bark Joha: bbls SKIS 800
VERA CRUHper brig Union bls flour, liz coal,
AAACCoLA scr Eagle: Is hhds lis bls molasses,
4s5 do Hour 70 do whisky los ks 10 kegs lard ks Wnc etc.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-09

ENERAL AGENCY
" ing determined to engage
COLLECTING BUSINESS, offers hi
in few days to go 10 Mississippi, {
and has an extensive acuuaintanre,)
every county in the STATE.
Merchants and others, having accC
TO he transacted, can have it faithful
REFER TOD. Corcoran Il Co.; r.
Co; George w. Huntington; Down
Robert Mott, Esq; w. V. Davenpor
NlillilSen, Of Fellowes II Co.: L.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-09
dumps and BATHING APPARATUS, 4

IL etc--JoHN MCCARTHY, PLUMBER, No. 1874 CAMP s24ss
STREET, NewGreans, has just received new nd lrge -
Cocks, and LH Pumps
Pumps, Cooking Ranges; Bathing Tabs and Shower
Baths.
Also laying repairing Lead Ppes Sheet Lead work OF every
description. st.r
sp Steamboat work promptly and paired All orders
promptly attended to.
Eharrps nnpdefa ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-09
Notice to builders.

.FOtiCc to RftSSNCTS.
A. P. SIMPSON,
ET Nos II Covngton Landing Basin, the
BAGDAp MILLS has authorized price. DRESSED
YELLOW PINE FLOORING, CEILING AND WEATHER BOARD
ING ut tko following rates. in the Yard:
For N in Narrow Dressed Clear Flooring tonguel
and gooved for Galleries s35 per 1000 feet.
For 4 in. Narrow Dressed good Mechanable Floor-
ing tongued aud groovea. 90 90
For n in. Wide Dressed good Merclan,able Floor
ing, tonguel.and grnNved. II 90
For * in. Wide Dressed good Merclantatls
ing, squire edge ,......,..................
Forl y in. Narrow Dressed good Aerchantable Floor
square edge 20 90 -
For x Narrow Dressed good Merrhantahlr Cell -.
tongunl and groOved. is 90
For X n Wide Dressed good Alerchantable Ceiling,
ongued and grooved. II
Wetthe rboRr,s
FURNISHES SASH, BLINDS, PANEL. DOORS MOuIDINGS
etc. etc. d?3 !taw?m3p
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-09

ARRIVED.
Ship Dogens Sylvester Marsei oath November
Ctluglln-lstmy.
Scr Rogers. Ahby from razos st Jago Sd ballast
ter-lstmy
Steamboats,.
No ?, Ialnrthe, from St Aarnsvie.
Pride tile West Rogers from Cairo.
Storm. Watts Camden.
Ed White, Brady, from Wiinmspor
Swamp Cpwalader, from Candida
Sonon, Ltnn rom ST Louis.
Belle Key Key, from Louisville.
CE Watkins, Frost, from Memphis.
Gem, Snapp, from Memphis.
j NJ Cleniennin, Beverly, from st Louis,
Music, Sireck, from Donalisonviie
VIM b Clifton, Spots, from Louisville
Towboat Mississippi Brown down md
the LIST inst, ships Emma and Masontought up schr l.
Towboat Hercules, IePac the Pa.sestowed down and
the LIST inst, ships Jersey Westminster bark Marciabrough
up ship Diogrnes.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-09
BY J. 4. BEARD & MAY, Auetioneers,
NE7 EDNESDAY, January IA, 1852, and the
-. I, - NJ, ~. a.an+ rlav

Wv hlJng ds a, o.k oo.h b. sold at auction
March u
~ 4As GGn ssssS with ia Ss
set. e al % q g? 3Tss Fan
as%s 81 before '''' s',.' f'"
& w. Lois az ILL., ~ u lh i, s, th y
rno q se . s ss as y Front ssas
L. # is" and r tlsn' ed Ts .s1 @
1 p1f nd GTs Ss9 or ,iis 9a o Ss e f s f%
i 1i 20; %S't Fsy% raiIn
E Eo = T. p 10 III ~ 3D. H. To- front on view LeSee 'a
Fulton en- m. Ess sSa Ss s and POS IS
Tas streets 10 @ he sSrnsr Of ss and Ss9
New Fiji rFTEES TORS OF GROUND in the bounded
e s,ui,ea NV Isyss
o or as H. an" IA front on Fulton and New
TN orS Or BoND ntts bounded BY NEW hEsys
E n @ The + x FSfP P Ss J sysf I'LL. e
Lots Ill ana i5@, Fulton and New Isyee
NNn S tS s oh S s n% an9s S4 o HSirS
stree ~ o the @ S Pf hGS a New New syss
s. TwENTY,TfiREE LOTS OF GFofND square bounded
%, inclusive,
NV sy .ssSs @ " o :"'a' s,' l y 'i ' IT,
w r. %%s '
LIZ " y$; S Is: ;;:;
pr t T ftom "nn S.M eys t i % h n i 10 t
Lot Lots an a sa n m F" .a Sew ~ Streets
not ina named having four fronts ;, ., On, .,,
asi1s 1ss.$,s s''' 's ,s
'"iss %%'sis ff ready for issue on the and can
ss % II NIT liz, +. n FL ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-09
GREAT EXCITEMENT.-The celebrated Nine

GREAT EXCITEMENT-Th celebrated Nine
~ LAMONT. from Baruums Museum New York, has returned 10
this city her visit Biloxi and holds her daily at her
streets for the reception Of all who wish be informed of Wonderful
Revelations principle. Phrenoegy and PALMS
try The fact Of her favorable and correct prediction to Mile Jenny
Lind during her has created the greatest wonder and
Madame Lamont
niosa with Eastern Mai have given her the
advantage occult knowledge possessed else this
Persons having important law pending will find to their advan
tase to give her call
Aiae this being uted abe has reduced her prices
Fifty Dollar for gentlemen
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-09

SECOND IusrrcKs ccrRrH CHARLES DEvEREuN STOKES.
oe NEwORLEANs. II MASON, lntervenor. No 13,s6s
RY VIRTUE Of a writ of fieri tacias to me
directed BY the Hon Z L. Winter Second Justice the Pence for
Carroll Street Stable between Poyas and Perlilo streets,
SATURDAY, the 10th inst, at 10 O'Clock A.
The CANVAS and FIXTURES OF Stokess Circus
aSekel in the above enlitlehcause tF Terms cash.
GEORGE Z. PEARSON. Constable.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-09

CouRr WILLIAM McCULLoCK AMELIA
NEw0RLEANs. TUCKER, t. Go. No. 1925.
HhY' VIRTUE of n writ of tieri tacias to me
by the Hon. Winter Second Justice Of the Pence
Parish Orleans will proceed sell public auction,
FRIDAY. the 18th II O'Clock, Ware
house, at The Of Baronne and Poylras streets
MAHOGANY ARAIOlR, MAHOGANY BEDSTEAD and
BEDDING. MAHOGANY BUREAU, and two.MAHOGANY
WASiSTANS
Seized in the above
Trrms-Cash. IL GEO. +. PEARSON, Constable
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-09

MN NFLEp Al FHE IHEA INE.-Last night Just before
the conclusion of the Fakrs entertainments young man
named Miles sadder, in the employ of Mr. Craycrof
was shot through the back by pistol in the pocket Of
young man named George Taylor, from Danvillc. who
ported that Taylor had received the pistol from the
LANDS of friend for The purpose of shooting Waterman
aud cooking it in his pocket it by means acct
dcnlly discharged producing the terrible result noted
Mr. Miles who is said to be very clever and deserving
gentlemen was carried home in dying condition Tay-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-09

No boats down. River gorged below, from within n
,nle OF this place to Grand Tower, Ice running heavy.
PursmRGH-Eleyen coal boats have been lost. and
many RATS and fats have been carried away
The citizens of Allegheny and Pittsburgh held an
enthusiastic meeting for the purpose Of taking measures
welcome Kossuth
nuAcHIrA REER.The Ouachita has risen so that it is
now naVigable for the largest class of boats
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-09

OF SEwuRLEANs. No. 1926
by VIRTUE Of u writ of feri facias to me
- by Winter, of the
the Parish of Orleans will sell ut public FRIDAY the
18th January 1862 at Il O'clock Warehouse, Of Ba
anil Poy,lras streets,
One CARPENTERS TOOL. CHEST anl contents.
Seized in thu above suit
Terms cash. l6l GEO +. PEARSON Constable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-29

ever $500 200 has been slssady paid in ssd expended
on the itne. and in the pzrchsss o. N s,erials 80
Tire ssinss'sc eos, Of the rost, with equipments for
ore wear - 81 eis $50 The bind, sre In GUNS II
$Ietc each pstst,e Is Jay. 1855, WITH interest," q,
7Pper cent sehSt annually, ca the Ist day OF yssy
and January. at The Sank OF Commerce. ia the City
Of New York. where the principal is also psyseisr
and are secured By a mortgage to John A. sssvsns'
Esq Of New York. in trust for the BonthoItsrs.
They convertible into the stock Of the Comp n.y.
at the op ion OF the holders They arc issued under
acts Of the Legislature OF Ohio. sa,horisisg ihsn
and the mortgage as aoovs.to secure the pxymsn.
thereof The amoaat Of bon:s TO DO thus issued
under the mortgage is limited to $Scaooc. Of
which tioo coo have been disposed o.. oaiy
$50 0oo dollars are nov offered for SALE
The Bones constitute the only debt of the Company
garce at the map will show that this line must al
ways be one Of large srsic, running through rtch
country and comman ing q large local as veil As
through traffic. IL is the nearest and most direct
route between Philadelphia and st. Louis. This
loan will no doubt take high s.and In the market
as soon ~ the Road is completed and its business
developed, when the convertible clause viii b val
liable. Already We hear of lists made up By foreign
houses for the whole amount needed. The sale viii
be absolute. Proposals viii be received for any
amount not less than ooo until Tuesday the 18th
dav Of March, instant, at O'Clock PM, addressed
TO the Agents Of the Company, Messrs. winslev.
Lanier q Co, No. 50 wallst, indorsed +" Proposals
for Bslefontaine and Indiana Bonds" Twenty-Five
per cent Of the purchase money viii BE- required 10
be paid accepting the BIDS thsrsmaindsr in sQsal
monthly instalimsnts Of IS y cent.
Attention is called to the advertisement
Of the payment OF interest on the Bonds ofAs City
Of Columbus, City OF Cleveland, and Marion and
Shelby Co, BY Winsiow, Lanisr = Co.
The new Land Warrants are not very
active, and are selling at >looa>ll for 100 acres
e3fdess for so acres; $a5aeso for 10 acres. The
following information has been officially given BY
the Commissioner, J. Buttsrfeld:
The assignment and ackno wledsmsnt must be IN
dorsed upon the warrant, and must Do affected By
two witnesses, ackno Sledgsd before o Resistef OF
Receiver Of a Land Office, Judge Of Csan Of
Record, Justice OF the Peace, or Commssionsr
rlves hts appointment and IN every instance whore
the acknowledgment 10 made before any ofRcsr other
than the Register or Receiver OF Q Land Once, 10
must be accompanied by certificate, under seal Of
the proper authority OF the official character Of the
person before whom the ackno wledgmsnt was made,
and also Of the senuineness Of his signature.
Acknowledgements Of assignment By Notariss will
not DO recognized
The Governor of New-Jersey has Aligned
the par redemption bill.
The City of Albany has agreed TO lend
It's credit In aid of the Albany and sasqushaana
Railroad Co.
tCe~hsseS On EseAn Pse>
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-29
PHILADELPHIA.
. Of The N. Y. fribuAs.

ConespoGdence Of The N. Y. fnDHAs.
PHILADELPHIA, March d, 1851
very destructive eonfa1atiou Occurred ms
ue~irs The hui isrnss we're worth $4,000 ana
frllv insured Lewis & Co.'S loss Is t3o0,o0o spon
which thers il a insurance Of $e7s,o0o. ssoan 2
6sssroSsd II II insured In twenty-one dinerent N
svrsrcss Of che Unioa. and Sal, 900 IN Leadon:
great pOrasn Of oihea CO.: stock vas s.see
Xvsth Resers A Co. Iess Sleo 0e0 Davis D Co.'S
reeds were to . great extent reseusa nee -
6aDss The total loss may be sunnsd up - ~
tween $500 coo asd 81 600 coo.
a. ~ are q Dank.siIey several thieves we're er.
restsd 81 iAs psse, whiis attempting 70 plundsrsas
tuTnizg bslldiDes. S.
70 Se the Wssk Of IN tsssndtary
he .ass aa "a Zs'' r.A: IN 2 s.s %
= an - sscss olaaAay& egsRds are hsla q
D. I.s sss barrels s:a q ss -. -. ! ss sss
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-29
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Toksl thrown into MarkeS---$S,s" ~
These bsures show decrease in amount thrown
ON the market OF ta,7ss,7ss ss compared with the
,.me period OF 1851 The amount wsrshoused u IN
excess t345 046.
There 10 continued activity in first-class
Railroad Bonds at private sale, mainly on foreign as
count. although there 10 also . good domestic ds-
maud. There II, however, great caution exercised
\, N. ssection Of bonds and sscondcass securities
ara last a. difficult Of negotiation - when shs a.
mand vas less active 49,,
On the 3Oth inst. (aext Tuesday, the bids
viii BE- opened for ESQ 900 Of Beilesontans ana In
dian. Railroad Seven p Cent. Mortgage Bonds-
This Road is a direct extension Of the sTsas ONO
md psnnsylvania Road, trunning from Fisfsoufg V
Gallo, e. the state line Of Indaaa, Of Union, vnsrs
4, eounsets with the Indianapolis and Bel@fenssias
Road. II IL thus very important Ink In ne sfeas
upk line from PisssbuTs 70 g. Louis, OF which NE
vhols Win be completed 70 rers Hauts By January
pezs ana Company has bssn Organized Tor The ssn-
,s,ion efths link between Tsns Haats and D. kss's
Tia mortgage covers The whols read Of Ne Con-
nav. lis miles long ard is the first and oniy nss
tsereon. The sstirs line Of liz miles v sndsS -
tract for srsdustisn and masonry, and sscss
Of Il are now rsarly ready for the iJon rs'n -
,isu Of The rails ere purchased, ssA u % - -.
arrival. hbsxDsctsd that ~ Nh ~. a.,
road Win be sonplstsd, ~ II oPsFs"s =
dsv Of July nsxt, I'd the rsnsana~ - -.
The arss dsv Of ysnuav sszs. Ise
construction and eauiPnsss ~ go - a
v;ded BY ssech and boads. c- ~
mbscrib.d 70 ,hs sartsal ssoss o. NJ