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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-27

THFRE WILL DE FIVE SUNDAYS IN FEBRUARY
NExT.-A similar event will occur after % years.
viz in 1850. Afterwards there will be no similar
for forty years. viz, 1920; because tho
dropping of q day on the completion Of each
century.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-27

The rapid increase of numerical strength SUISSE
9uens to 1877 when the reorganization vas estab-
lished. is apparent from the foregoing IA bic.
There have been, during the year, sixty.three
additional uniform companies organized; of these,
nine Artillery, thirty four Infantry nine Cav IL
ry. and one is a section Of Flying Artillery.
The Adjutant General says that the Legislature
Of this State has Zen acted the best militia Law Of
which any Of the United States can boast !"
In regard to the new military dress, the report
ays:-" The uniform and dress Of the militia of
the State, reported by the Board OF Officers, ap-
pointed in general orders of August 4, 1851, and
whose repor: was confirmed by your exce'leroy,
eet with general appreciation It is tho uniforu
OF the army of the United States, SO odfsd as TO
distinguish the State troops from those Of the &C.
neral government. It's neatness, elegance, ecopo-
my and utility are admitted even by those who at
frat opposedits adoption. Several new ompsnies,
as well as origadier generals, colonels and their
STATE, have already adopted the new dress In or
der to make il in reality uniform, the order ough.
to be rightly adhered TO. one departure FROM TIC
rule furnishes ground for other applications for al
teration; and It is to be desired, in view OF this
fact and it's injurious results, that no such aPpcs-
tion may be made
The main part Of the report is taken up With de-
tails, interesting only to those xhs concerned
in the administration Of the militia system Of the
state. II concludes as follows
The efficiency Of State militia, as armed
ponce has been often practically demonstrated.
The future has It's Gan gers and danger is none the
less certain because remote and invisible. The civil
authority. az 1t has, so may again prove unavang.
sustain 1t, We must resort either to the miisia
or standing army. The one is chesp-the other
is expensive Tho one is republican, it is the
whole people, citizens themselves, enforcing their
own laws The other is despotc, consisting Of
few, armed and paid hy government 1 be one dis
appears with the necessity which called /. forth.
Inc other is composed o.. men whose habitual pro-
fossion is that Of arms. The one lie adapted to
defence only. The other is ready and adequate 50
invasion and conquest. No citizen who desires to
see his country a6e to resent insult to repel at
tacks, or 70 execute her laws, or who con6ems the
policy of a standing army, viii oppose, ridlcue, or
in any way emoarrass tho militia system of this
State. He will rather strive TO improve and perfect
it.
The following table exhibits the number ana de-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-31
-.
fB- FURTHER REFORMATION CAN BE FURNISHED AT TT
CRESCENT OFFICE. a23 luw& Weos /,
NN1sslssIPpI sPR1NGs.--The under A.sss

TAI 1SSlSSIPPI SPRINGS.-The under Amsss
I'VE signed have leased the MISSISSIPPI SPRINGS g#
term Of years. Inc establishment is undergoing thorough
pairs and extensive preparations being made the
visitors on the LIST May They have also the
GLATERAY late OF the Lake Providence Hotel whose reputation
Landlord inferior No will
euierit desirable The
too well known to need
There SPRINGS situated Kinds county Miss mles
of Jackson, miles South Clinton, East
Raymond, and two and half North of Coopers Well
HACKS always readiness visitors the
the Railroad DepOs at Jackson, Clinton and Raymond
RATES OF BOARD PER MONTH. sac 90
WEEK. 90
mhl4 Wifi SANFORD Il WILSON
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ia TNREA OR FRS OFFICE, New Orleans, Aug.
with the provisions of the thirty fih
the Of Consoia ths oil
ti unpaid Third of NJ
nhlhl
ffsen the
FEdato hefeOE ~. H. GARLAND TIansrrr.s
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4 INSEED OIL-20 bills, for sale by
q a rnrlo LII. CARTER d CO ~ coS,nou street.
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NE ARCHAEOLOGICAL and octayes, for sale
lvA by tjy21l SAMUEL WOLFF, s5 Camp street.
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4 1ME--l000 bbls Alton and Utica Lime, for
"A 4 sale by JOHN fiAYhiAN CO.. % Magazine street
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First District,

HNREASURER'S OFFICE, New Orleans, Aug.
Consolidation notice hereby given that liza o
lowing lis the First District Of Neweans
in SHIT in the First Byrne Judge
The whose appended hereby
the demand
date hereof. w ii, C;ARTASn IRE lsursr
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u NREASURER'S OFFICE, New Orleans, Aug
s s42-In accordance with the provisions
section Of the Act OF Consolidation, notice
lowing bills Third Isrr OF New Oesns
The Third strict Court Of NewTiean Han Thnss
Kennedy, Judge.
Persons whose
date hereof. w. II, GARLAND Treasurer
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z IME,-2000 bbls Thomaston and Bockland,
Il for sale by JOHN HhYMAN Il Co,
lEls 90 Magazine and Marigly Buildings
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d ARD OlL-50 bbls. No, / Cincinnati and St.
a A Louis manufacture, for sale by
je25 j. H. CARTER Il Co IA Cor7r1on sres.
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4 INlE--2000 bbls. Alton, in good order, for
n A sasby joins FIAYAIAN co. % hlagazine stree,
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iNMAN WILLIAMS, Proprietor.
me water can be had five gallon demjons md half
pint bottles by tue dozen, boxed Me O. D. Metca Co.'S
Poydras street, New0rleals.
Having mnde with the Physicians of the Well
Beny advice will
proper using medical attendance rem
derei when and will the
to $40. " v
The Water be had by the five gallon snon hni
pint bottle boxed up at VIM McCuceon Washing Nks-
bDry
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a SOOPER'S WELL, Kinds County, Miss. -
~ Situated thirteen miles South west Of the 5EaH
capital and ,hry.seveu miles from Vickburg RAILROAD
Raymond within four miles Of the Well where hacks readiness
to convey passengers 10 the Well
This cnebrated Watering Place
the reception of vtoH The
DyarrhGa Dyspepsia Dropy Gravel Diabetes Bronchitis Chos
and general debility In Consumption the
....TERbIS...
Boarding and Lodging per week
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a EN19NS-75 boxes French Lemons, in fine
IL order now landing Empire City, 81 by
ah.6 a. r. COCHRAN d CO., Of TChoupitoulns street.
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nisasters. &c.

Bare G.IIro Robbins Alexandra for Boston struck Hand
kerch bos Monomoy Point, morning Of 9TH n about
eol but OF and suns three fathoms water Inc
crew hed the and at 10 clock W. were
discovered from Point when boats Immediately put on AMI res
their perious with the loss OF All ihe
and eaved-the cargo OF Oo
loss
ss Hrcro, Pacific while lying the stream a, New
dragged her anchors and went ashore on the
north sde Pamers Island morning OF !h, Al hsh water
ana will have discharge her before she can be got on
$500 the Merchants Ofce Prov dence on
steamer CITY Pii.burs bore repeated burnt at Valparaiso
ELssoEr, Condor on London and Deal Oct H. Tor New
York Ha1 9TH distress with los OF sails and short
Of she has passengers. who had been short allow
anre weeks sent 10 her by Jds agent
st Halifax
Brrs Powell wheh went Ashore ST. Marks iurns the
gale 9Th Of the 18th Nov Amount dam
sac stated The bark w H. Brode, Crary and schr j. VAIL
Deisuo renamed ashore on the list inst
Carr before reported ost
Sable Island had Ha the cutter which aso brought
r OIL The remainder OF her conns
Of Goldfish and salmon had been saved and landed
Leland but will have enan there until spring The yes
los. 1t viii be recoeeted that she was from 81 Johns
Nj bound 10 Boston
F,r M,cur., Dee s-Brg British Queen wrecked Fosters
Island Rsr mouth Of MaehRs River so It'll inst for 500 cargo
.d for 81 so chain and anchor sod for 1885 sails and rsns
shpped 10 g. Johns. y ,.
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Domestic Ports.

BOSTON Dee IsAr steam b NIAGARA BE Stone Liverpool
barb juno Heard Manila trs Good latent McKen1ie Pic
Teo- MAoH wlmns.on NC SID sunday ships Ro
iarter J Magrsn barb Ahersi brig Iola HALIFAX
AN and from President Road, Jaso brig Burnap so
Golden lest detained by the SICKNESS Of Capt Curwen
BALTIMORE. Dec ll-Arr bark Norm Div Cl.yp1, Bu.no,
Aes schrs John W. Anderson, Wst-on Savannah Ann EE.-
teih. EDWARD Wmns'on y CD b. brig syria Fsancs -
John. B. 'chrs. w'm P PhlLp. wsison 81; Johns Rive
ton sarah Eh1sheih, Pierron; Bridgeport
CALAIS Dee 4-Ar. br1 Frontier. Hoyt. Boston: ia bark
Name Law, Se~, DENIM Lubee sth-cd schr Tom1h Trm.
CHARLESTON. Dee eArr b. ship Gp-ey Cover Liverpool;
bah Aura Co-by POvence Span brig Coon Mas Nassau
MP sP ts coperneo Pana- do; brgs Gsaare Philips. New
HeeDe GRIN Nev York Cid ship sullivan Edwards New You.
srss C,nsn Wake New ioIl Atlanta Leighton PhAdsDhi
shfs ZsThyr Bye Wrsi lHee- Mary LOUISA Adams. PhadeI
Weui yesterday ship Leranier Fonsbee OrIeen.
EAST MAcHIAs Dec 3-Arr. schr Un.on whi,tsuo,e New
rcrt SUI schr MAnuea keon. New wains Wind sch.
Hes Iauren' Good BsSsn Brown Uaon ni,euore and
GEoRGEToNN. s.c.-Ar. Dee. J, p. Msrwin Thom,s New
iort tih 'ehr l. hesrns Taylor Charleston sth sr Geo
sChr sarah y,s,oIi. Toson. New Yori ''oN'
GLouC ksiEk Dee io-Ar ehr.. Col smonds Bridges from
ROcind for Ne~ foss Rebeea nuroo Do Gertrude Ho-.
o1 Psnaieton Do Do; Dssid BSh-on. Babson Nsw.Yors
aoBlLE DsS ar ss Lyd. F,rnhan, sumner rAou.sou;
bra Tuh'e Seat Barceon4 ha $, Anrsws Patton Booa sb
Arr ,hp OrSsn William, BaIo. BIZ ship Lscy H.zetcu Law
spoo barb John stroud ronpson York; bns II w Mon
cure, Curtis Ner iorf ho Bay Mone;e Barry ye~Ore1ns
warehsn s9ssn, Hsndy, Albszy FOR Fall RIVER
N" BERs Dee AT sshr j. NJ Taylor, Lawrence, New.
do ISL s,s : MI, n 1-yo,, i = New Iot
oph Boiler 90 IA seraie BAsde DO Bover Robinson d
sAyAsSAH. De-. s7Ar. steamship FlorAa woodhun New
Ch4rsfon schr Cataract RICE S~~ Yart ar
An .Ap Rcsh.nss1s' Hah"ea ss-rort CD buk Exact,
ST AARKs-Ar Nov -, sns G. W. Lawrence w.l~. New.
=. xos.os s..To Sd No, - re o, Brow Inn s.
sski 49,, he Ss go Is>ss ..ss Issl
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New.York Cattle Market. DEC. IS.

IkepoFted oT The y. T. Treuse
For Beeves at the Washington DroveYard, corner OF
<th-av. and f4th-st and Chamberlan's Hudson
Bulls Head foot OF Robinson-st. For Cows and Calves
sheep and Lambs land also for Beeves) Browninss in
stb-st., near Sd-av., ana also at Chanberiain's.
AT WASHINGTON DRovE-YARD-At market 1000 Beeves
$50 Southern, the remainder from this State Demand
good sales made al rate from cents
u n. About 100 head left unsold
AT BRowsING's-tLowrK BULLs HEADl-Ohered go
sheep and Lambs. All sold. at prices ranging from
e. - TO IS ~ to ., for the former, and 81 d 50
for the latter. Cows and CavesSs offered and ali sod AZ
from 81 80 TO SIS 50
AT CHAMBEsLAISs-(iUpsoS RIVER Bulls HIAp)-
otered5Co Beeyes sale and disposed of prices rang
ing AT lom6 60 &C. 4 n. Extra IT &C. Cows and Calves
50 sale; the latter al So 81 SS5G $i5 Sheep and
Lambs-SlO Sheep bnd Lambs: sales Of Sheep At g. 70
s. Sdss; Lambs 81 IS TO e. eds4 Market closed
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MONDAY, Dec. lS
ASHES The market is easier for Pots, with fair
port inquiry Sales Of 100 bbs at 81 56i and Pearls In
small lots at 50 10. 80
FLOUR AND MEAL-Tho low grades of State and
Western Flour better The slight abatement IN freshts
the favorable private adyices by the Niagara have
STIMULATED the speculative well as the export demand
The nde have purchased freely of the better grades
steady prices and these have sold extent for the
Liverpool market. Canadian held more firmly and IN fair
redues; sales Of 500 bbs at s. l2lds5 ls} in bond the
sales Of Western Canal 5000 bbs at SIS O. IS l2 for
State and IS 25d IS 3 for mixed fancy Michigan and
Indiana, aud common to good Ohio; southern Flour IS
ouet for tSe fscc ses Of ao bb at for
common good brands and s. asa g Is for sney brands
rye tuT de 1e1 Me- %. que, '1s s;s Of @ Dos ~
Jersey az 81 sSids4. Buckwhest Is firm with good
inquiry 81 s7ids2 l2i y 100 rs, and 81 25ds4 80
GRAIN-Our Wheat market is better; the demand is
rood for export but moderate for milling Holders ofWAe
Westrn firm, and for this there good inquiry The
salts are 20 500 bush Whtc Michigan and Ohio az 81 1871
81 q; 500 bush; fair Canadian in store 81 l2l and
bush rrIae Red Long Island 81 10 aud 2oo bushels
prime White Southern at 81 Is 81 % closing buoyant
ncpaon Of better pews by the Arctic. Rye and
better. Small sales at 90d9lc Barley is very dull and
heavy at 7Oa72c Oats better and good demand at
5od5c for State and Western, and A di9c for Jersey
Com is freely offered and the demand il ess active,
and prices lower Sales OF 10000 bush at 69G7oc for new
enGsin Whe '2I Tong ss c %" "sS
7sa79c. for Western mixed.
wHIsKY-The markets. heavy, the supply issrEe, and
the demand fair. Sales of $50 bills Tor OHIO snd
PIlsor cssh and "a 25tc for Prscr, on short tune
PRONISlONS-Thereia rather more rnness m our POfh
market and for descriptions better prices have een
obtaned. Old IL in small supply aud IL trmly held The
sales 4j0 bls SIS % for old Meas els u. Sl5 30
for old Prime; sl8 Say dS9 for Mess and BIO for do.
Prime; Clear lie quiet al So and Prime Mess scarce and
nominal SO Reefs firm at the late advance but
eotvc. Sales Of 500 bills at $50 $40 for Country Mess -
ds5 IS for do. Primes sl5asl3 50 for repaeked Chicago,
and S4 25dSl4 SO for do and s5o 80 t for Yer
mont and City Prime Prime Mess IA inactive but firm at
ss 80 ior Ohio and Tor CHICAGO Beef Haas are steady
but quiet Sales of 100 bills Si 10 for River, and SIS
Vermont Dressed Hogs better and in good demand
7idec Lard dull ard rather lower. Sales of bbs
and tee at L 2c for fair 10 prime old aud Batter
plenty and dull and heavy Sales l6dl9c for
Ohio q for Wesesn Diaries and % 5Qc for Orang.
| County. Cheese is heavy and dun at sd9Ic.
LEAD-The market s better, with good inquiry. Sales
Of leo tuus Spanish arrive at So and leo DO the
spot at SIS l2l.
HAY-The ar' ais VIA railway large and prices tend
downward Sales OF 100 bales at 81 O6 q 81 10! 100 10
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SnOkcn. &c.

Sept lat % ~ ~, lon 50 W. ship Golden Fleece Freeman I'M
Bosion. Aug. 10, for san Francisco.
Sept lat 20 s. ~ 10, b. ship Henry Gardiner Packard
from Liverpool. June u, for San frsnctco.
SEPT II 81 lon. 20 o. W, ship Areoe Jennings from
New York, Aus = for San Francisco
oct H. lat 40 " lon. low, Am ship Lady Rebow" for
Australia
Oct n M 20 IL ~ 90 90 W. bark Mara Foster and from
Boston ior RIO Janeiro.
Oct 81 lat Is ~ W. ship shackamtyon. West, IS days
Liverpool for Austraa25 children had died from caratna
snte leaving Liverpool, Of the COO emsrant%
.O, ship Sterling from Lisbon for Wcasset
Nov lon 81 Dr. bark William and Elizabeth Pitcher
from Liverpool for New Orleans
Nov a % 81 lon % 49, ship shandon from the Clyde for
Savannah
Nov H. of Cape Clear ship Moses Wheeler King days from
Liverpool for Boston.
Nov IS Capc ship New World I'm Liverpool for YocS
Nov It. lat IS TO- ION Is ~ b. ship Allan Kerr from glasgow Tor
Mobile
NV &c. M ~ u.s. Iu 49, Dr. ship Conrad from the Clyde for
Mobile
Nov Is of Care Clear Colons Br from Queenstown for
pee g. lat 70 "a lon Il ST. ship Platon New York FOR sunatra
No date n. lon q n w blrlue Aaoaml Meyers
frsm Baltimore Aug 26) for San Francisco.
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s,a sas. Asrie. from se- Teri.

oss>nssrzr- SD ssd Asne, from sev Icrt
srf.xrhurr- Nov !. Carlos. Case, ke~ feSs.
H,ukuu-Ar Sow 10 Howard. Sensnn, Ne~ Iorr
rr,h.yeu-sd 81 Gufensers. vlsser, Nev fHh-
H,yorf-s,d Nov y. Charles, Rusrh, New You -,
Nov. y. wsshinrton a. ftcn
Eursps wstns. Baltimore Sid I'D Ja.' sarss oA's'"n
49, Hoborst BatIrnore Amaranfh Proest View iofh -,
Usyre-Arr 49, BssiTicc, Ros,rs Se~ Ussns -,n. H
~,si DYER Williams, DO 2ist, Connecrcut Whsms Lonaoh
ssS ystori, Moore Chareon I'D. Sea Queen nnon Lon
an TrumIur smith DO Sid ed splendid Hssns View ietL
IN Trauk Queen Zurich and Bavaria Tor
c.rse Hurbut Councccuf Tor New Orleans sasneaO
and Morse, for San frsnceco o., -. ~ 49,. ga
Rorana- BrO~u- New 1orA
Adv s-su wi helm and Robert Walsh for View York. Wadso
Castle syphide Grenada and Charles Thompson oi Se~oe
Pesen,ore. san Francsco. -. ,o.L
Msre;n.s-Arr Yov IL Inch, Jones, View forn IN
port,ttsn Myers Baltimore 9Th PhGnI Coe Lalna Cd I'D
plad,r. xyrrct, New fort 49, -
Adv R@ini~-r for Orleans Irene, for san FRANCISCO
G,hrahar-Au Nov Is. Ina Pausen. Philadelphia
Vsene,s-sd Nov. II. MOn-auk- Brshtnian Palermo
Ceroa-Arr Nov 10. Lsonide Badaracco New iorh
Messina-Arr Nov. {, Azores, Bate, Malta
Csrtari-Arr Nov. II. Mandarin, Campbell, View 1ork
v-n,ce-Arr Nov II. Richard Golden. Pauen- Virginia
svdpey WIN port July II, DANIEL Webster, Jones, inc
Heller P.re- and onyr, studiey, DO
M.Ibourne-Arr Aug 81, Helena Cave. Sew-fork
Ghralsr Nov 1.-THE American bark Abasun Burgess rom
here the 10Th inst easy IN her uppr
WORKS.
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BY TIE NORTH Ris<y Boot dr.s As isss go dsys-ls $50
bills Flour liz do Ashes $50 DO Beef loT do whiskv
lzl7 do Prosisons 1850 bush Wheat 1850 do. Peas ~
pkgs Butter.
Nssr York as3 Eric RssiroaS-l7So bdls. Flour Asa
dressed Hogs 652 packages Bnfter % ses and ~ rolls
Leather 400 Sheep; Tobacco; SCI sacks Barley
bales Hemp 6opacksses Cheese Sc casks Clover Sced:
l<s Hoad Cstse; Cavss; Is bbh Gnsens; IL do whis-
ky Isl do Beef DO Pcrk; 81 hhdx Hams; ii tierces
Lard us bhls Eees fdo Pos,oes do Fh; IL packages
Domostcs and q bls Waxl
Nye Yvk asd Ne Hssea Raasuad-a s packages Cheese:
III d. Paper; Is do. Hsrware; do Domesrs 81 CO.
Hats lis do Boots and Shoes; IS do Clocks packages
Butter bbis Potatoes; do. Apples do. Beef sad 81
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK........Dec IL.
Cleared.

Steamship Empire City WInde New Orleans " Roberts
Bns.-Firabeh Watts Watts. Aspnwan. J w. Elwel 4 Coz
EIoe Tamsa savannah siurse Chairman Co.; Aolu Pratt
Pen,mluco NJ X Carnahan Kite, Radovch, Havana seber
Pader CO. Rofen, Cowen San JUAN C. A, C. Durandi We
ampka. Dixon. Noble, surse. Cearman Co.. Condor Aen
Trinidad De Cuba, Thompon Hunter
schooners-Henry A. Barring, waInrnsh sivannsh H. ia
nan W Miner Miner Noble f. Hurlbut q Co: Francs Sat
ers DAVIS Char n McCresdy CO.. Telegraph al No
bile Ia6d Church: yorktown, Wosam Petersburg Wasa
Eeub@su Will m-on. " c. Russell & Norton Eose Robn-on
Wilmington. l. NoCready Co; DR. FrsnkIn, Tribe View IA
ven master; Bsroeioas frs JacksouvAe r. r Book * CO..
VI Math Norot Sturges Cearnan Coz Horne Putnam
JACK orTile II. ID. Broolulan.
soop Lad- Fenwick Wright, New Haven, -.
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PHlIAprLrHrA M.Kxrr.-Moudav De- -

The market for BsE lpsrufFs duh owns TO the scarc
~ Of vessessnd tie high Of freight SOC bbls
brands Of FLOUR sold At IS p Dbl, but holder, viii
not accept tbs price, The sales for city consumption are
limited at 50 up 70 Sc. 10 RYE FLouk and CoRS NrAI
transactions have been reported We quote the former
Al 81 IS ard the lsster a IS 50 Z Dbl
There Is tst little WHEAT offering and prices IN
changed Sales Of 600 bush prime Southern red sold at
81 II bush. No sales Of white have been reported IL
Is worth 81 a. RYE is scarce 500 10 loc bush .0d at
So cents CoRN Is and 10 good demand sales Of
loooo bush. prime dry Southern yellow AZ Sc
acat end come damp pareest lower quotations Oats
dull and no saes have under notice except lot
of Southern AZ &C. which decline In GROCERIES and
PROVISIONS there change 20 notice CLoyEksEED Is
held hrnly leo bash prime quality cold ss per 81 b.
WHISKY dull and lower; sales of 30 bbs DC; hhas
are had az the same figure
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-14

WILMINGTON Nc-Au Dec. 10 bns Ansdsle br ofn NJ
Tr,ns.l ca Dee -cht Mary Ghs Bo.tos t'e sehr
T. Powell Watts, New Tak; brss david Danei So.Ns n
John FSh. d. fhrs La marine Iyief, Se~ioh ~ -
Woodbury. johnson. Little River. ~,
wIsclssET Dee io-sn tah Kseer ~ iunsl PANE
Hoeon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-14

q. ,.,,-S,, sre,y for ST. Thozsf-A tna- Mr. @rsndy
NJ rrdv Ms Porrsta and Children MI Preston, W ~
-. n, HosIips o. Riefkoh hrs McPheron two children snd
- n Ayenlana J. McCorHiok Qun1o' D. &c r. DAi"
L = Aorel n m III. c.,~~, cou.,e
r. Ref., New York Miss Hasrsot Begun Mons p D0'
ser Tr,nce Mrs Wharton Ffspce and % N 'he s'er'as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-14
Markets. q. Reported B, TelecranA.

SHARLssroS, Dec. lS-rhe Nasara's has had a de-
pressing effect market and small business 10 doing
purchasers demanding concessions which generally
conceded BY holders +o bales CerroS sold TODAY AZ Sd
Sic., showing aechpe OF OF cent
CINCINNATI, Dec. ll-HoGs have advanced to IS 5Od
- 81, with buoyant market. There is large demand
for Provisions generally and bulk MEArs have adysnced
te 1900 bhs Of LARD sold at l0e and kegs are AT lO,c
Mess Pork is al SIC SO SIC IS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-14
finanrial.

DOWERY BANK-At an Election held on
ii the 7th inst the following gentlemen were ELECTED
DIRECTORS of the BOWERY BANK for the ensuing
year: ,.,r NJ,
Euoeh Dean. Mango Vnackenoo~, " hHim - A-a'
Abraham Cumninss John S. Williams, pen;on Pesrsal,
1s.ss w.,sh,u Aouro A. Avord, Gerard Stayvesan,,
Iseob uiier George w Edwards Geo<sr Webb
And ST subsequent meeting Of the Board ESocH DEAN,
Esq WAS unanimously reelected President
N O. BRADFORD, Cashier.
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