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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-03
Disasters, Sr.

Hssprsos trauia.
that 90 to d III, OF CAPE Haiess experienced very
Cap Hsnry besns wv W. passed Of som.
se 9Th oi her de~s- could only
The quartcr dek and her nnbefs
suVPosed te weasel Of about un- but a. "a,
blowing the re-tSard ~ the TIM could not get near
sush 20 tel OF Nkat "a she had been
vs. from dated Lous Brsnch ~ that III.
shr Grand rurI Capt Nn Dyer I'm Orleans or Ns- Yofl
and ard bore The beach
a. before reported The Captain and p-rshe IN the
from cold sud ethaustOn Morris absence the
master, directed lire. shots To - AIRED from the
vessel al q Which ok eject although the hand.
much exhausted nat hey unable IA. hoe. Ga bo,r4
strenuous Effort then made &hh sqccs~is8 N
ives u the i've eHcept
Drowned She ,itemIuns reach The hayas hn compelled
IL jzp overheard Consequence q The hh vessel may
possibly BE- sOtoH
BIis Phaie ph from Cape H.en ts,, q,
slsi ak at 81 on IS 60 @ with btg Emily Cp, stfp-y I'M
Hzit, hound or he Nest ladies NJ couAta. Toos "a
CApn and broush; them Phaas ph on the al Az,
ons rae from southrsri jams on. OF the Fn
ssed r. aId SAt'e Of Ireland fell .ld d-.ot.
every Effort 20 save, GOT i-o-ned
Bts Lrcr sFE.s WY Jsek.on-e nearly went a.hor-
s,out mes non For Roya Jam, 10 oun.eguenc. Of
~ksh she lowered
ea1-aet md he Drowned bu; three
P.sis, Tea ll.ome cssks Of brady NAKED
HiLH X sever DB CT asd OF wise ..r-d
NYI n aEt X VII also boards r.dsd Eg.ae-th
Thomp-cn, Astoos. Jafkas Providence petea an
Corearn-su. Al the sBd 0fJsn1ary
T0IbAr f.b 1Ths Cap.n Deano, shch ran a.hors n. VI
bury the Nh M be- je tbs morLrs durns al. ron
n. k,st means beng used % htsG her ared "a.
~li become Srect-
Fost rom Lon3on before repo.d ..bsr. O,
CoA.sseti .TTyei al Boston yesterday She eaks ssdy
basr 6LHsssss al Boston To Liverpool experienced heavy
westerly Eales hrs part o. tie Dssssss spt .4, &c.
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To Mariners.

Hey West ietier Of the I'D 1T The hs-.x mos.
zportAni 70 rAroers bound ints ~ throush us ,.s
No 1epena-rce placed .as tie src,oa. 80, 10
ne Asi ce. '-ssrd % he eaoJs enaaee % Ia
heSt re h-'s is- "a t--pa< the ca0ys
placed and palt srcotns The 81 eonr.rt All
Ia .l BE- ncurree or the buoy, 1lr-ctsa
rhe euoJ formerly the SIP Cbznnes oat of IA l.es
iron oSe hall " AFee gs1rtss d as -esey Md. b1oy
Iboet Tie '
ma. he reef
we-tern uaas. three quarter. Of -Is from y Mac,
westward
Bsos h. LShthOsse PsEt a osbs. =usA a.ao,, Of =.
proper ace.
he sss. EoG tie ne.y sDa- aad ,e buo,.
se.es have beoe- 70 - 1suasshed y b-, $500
he sho1s be sro1xi serognt snI A. 49,
oos4 BE- .che4 po, shsgd b. oose y-s. gai-y ~.
he 5uoI Of tae tragic. eu.rsT
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.nee ON his sheet or has wrong cast hsaaceshee,,
the CIea-ip,houfe vii De wrong rl the INSPECTORS
III - /, heir business 10 discc %, ~ er-or Rui II
10, bss entered aa hTtc' wrong /, bis f,ok and
lie Ie-k Of the house upon <horn the draft drawn
Ia entered il wrong also, TER the Clearing house viii
he night and both the'. clrarvrs viii be wrong; one
being ss much over IS die otner is short
All the articles IT. the cls,rin yout must mark agans.
either the Jourp4ls, the Received Taste Books the
Lists To grestsr sccurar7. the cearingin II
entered not only IN tie regular Clearing Book but slo
in anher hook ~ rsef which FOR distinction u called
tie Clearing in- Book The amount OF the cleanng-u
balance. On tire following morning. the Clearing Ia
Book marked against the debi. side Of the Ledger
and The Ledger Folio placed a-ainst ezch entry.
No gold silver OF copper, is taken TO the Clearing
house the differences under Is. that may be let be
tween the clerks who receive and pay with each other
are carried 20 account on the foliOvin. dsy
Country notes are pad a. the Clearing house, but
are taken round 10 The banking houses ard excb NIGEL
for tickets called mernorBndums, which are passei
through the afternoon clearing The following e the
LoyDoS, Is. May, 1871.
Due to Messrs Steady Co.
One thousand Pounds
For Country Notes to be pad n the eea1nS ~ ~ lAJ'
$1,000. a Clerk
Drafts that are paid into the clearinghouse after
o'clock are taken 70 the buses upon whom they are
drawn "to be marked = that is, It i asked i tne,e
drafts viii be paid in the clearing Of The next Gay II
60 one Of the clerks a4rfs the check By placing hs
In tails upon T. If the check s refused 10 be mlrNel
n 4 returned As dsbonored on the following dsy, 70
the person who has paid it in Had i no, been sem 70
be marked the draft would not have been REUSED pay
ment Until the DAY. and could not be retarneu
to the customer til the day aterwaru
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Il. a., &C., aa la. r,ee prer. ~ -. &C,

IN Ar-- ea'efl 10, 1sih, IytSci bnbf'' 90 ~"
Nss re.Jtrd NJ 49,,
,-se- Ry,a Att &c e; CafsefDe, HUI NeH,i'
n. y~e Ary Cad afor. Iur-er; Chss Csrrc.i NisP
- 49, 49,. J,-.. 4. neil Coral sLerntn Ads- -
car Frarrcs li-rrr-tts. Roauig- b'ter ta.r
p.rro,r~ P.a. Monticello Fossr Nsf iarsr-a VI -
r., !8 yesrey Broolhne Norrr' Wa Han'3s IN
N. Nrr1n Chsr-. laa. Miller Collniens ftarrs;
- p,-te- 10 Note Lsrht SCOT Lac " - lli We
80 ~ ., U... Harvest. Aimy; W tsh nsfon kdNhds y
- -, ~ an Na.h, Favoo'e Frrye 90 JaEs, ESs
HerTs,t1t 49,. o. -. 49,, W..
t--,. "a .tp log r1ca-f. cruise Aus-r STft,
-. a. Dartmouth. MP hester, C0-tes CromTel.
-. l. c Rrhmud Ccchrsn, crvf-e 81 hsrk frei LoF,
hor. ~ IsuIa. Wyatt. erase All booze 80. Tee Ssrtt
b. ne sous crure
-, Il, Cara W Brown q haA Har-ah lrc~e l.. ii;ei
IS e. M a. - EOS p ~ W repoft, o5crr and
a. vel rad taken s. bals p
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PHuApEIrBIA -WednesGay. Mar.

2, ibS.-The HuIboldfs advices have had little
effect upon the market, and IN C0TroS the TRANSACTIONS
have been limited CLoyEEsEED 10 rather inquired
after, and further sales Of prime quality have been made
IS - per 81 n lot Of inferior sold at lower figure
There has been increased demand for FLOUR and 800
bbls good brands cold at IS this now generally
refused for straight brands There moderate inquiry
for city consumption within the rance OF - for
was made for shipment at O.. RYE FLOUR not inquired
after. CoRN MEAL il dull; sales Of Pennsylvania have
been made st 50 per bb at which there sellers
than buyers.
In WHEAT there have been transactions CORS IL in
better demand sales OF Southern Yellow at &c shoat
and 2oo0dS 90 bush PennsylvaniA In store Gle. In
OATS nothing dong WHIsEY-rhe demand continues
limited Small sales OF bbs a. Zic-, and hhds. at DC
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FLOUR AND MEAL-Our market for Western and s. te
Flour rather active bat the latter is easier The
shipping demand has subsidized, shippers waiting later ad
vice' from Europe The home and Eastern demand Is
moderate The arrivals are steady New-Oesns plenty
am rather he'vy Sales Of Loo bis good brands AZ = 25
Canadian IL du at s. l IS Is The sales Of Western
CaTal are go bbis 81 IS O6dS5 I2l for common 70
straight State as l8i IS ST. for Michigan and Indiana
and s5 ga IS S7i for common to COED Ohio. Southern
Flour is without in portau ehsn.e. The demand is mod
crate for Anstras and the West Indies Sales Of 800 bbs
IS 44ds5 e for mixed 10 good straight br'nd: Bd
Included in the sales are eco bbs Of HeckePs
Flour al 81 40 for Australia Rye Flour quiet sales Of
20 bbs fine a. 81 So Corn Meal firm Sales OF 100 bbs
Hotchkis.'s Premium Meal Lyons, N.Y.
GRAIN-Our Wheat market IL heavy; the Shipping de-
e. "a AND g alisG 81 aiS s Rys inactive sa At &c.
Barley very dull and heavy 81 Oat- are heavy and
inactive az q i for State aud Western, and ~ for
Jersey Corn is less buOyant, and only IN moderate
quest for export the home demand IL limited White s
plenty and lower: Yellow il scarce and held hlhet The
sas g. coo bushels 53d6lc for unsound 60d62c for
New-Oreans e2a6ic, for White Southern and 6id6itc
WHISKY-A moderate drmand for Prison At easier phi.
Sales Of $50 bills at 81 - Drudge Is qaet al PC.
PRovISioNs-Thr Is in creased hsavness in our Pork
market prices still tend DOWN. Sales Of 2j9 bbs
az SIC 75Gs6 g7i for Me~s and s5 2jdslj 81 for
DO Prime Beefsn good local request and is steady Sales
IS for r sS. Chicago and P Saa Bsef
Hams ICES finn and pressed the market Sales OF
So bbls Western at sl5q sl575 Cut at. steady.
Sales OF Is terces plain Hamsht Ice Oc and DO Shsnl
ders si7e d7 Lard heavy and IN better demand the
decline Sales Of go bbs At &c 0lotc Bacon ia more
plenty Sales Of leo bids SIC COR Short Md lies Butter
is in fair demand and steady Cheese Is salable at &C.
Gqlc.
HIDEssre inactive 1ooO heavy Buenos Ayre. % %
ne sold at lie less &c. and 5000 Porto Csbeos, TO aye
al l4c.
TOBACCO-The stock OF Spanish il follows 1915
bales Havana 379 Cuba AS SaguA M Yaa and Is Costa
Rica We uotice sales OF 100 bales Havana 3 dS5c and
50 Cuba &c 30 Seed Leaf 5d9c. for Ohio and
Eew-York,
HEMP is quiet 100 bales American Dew rotted sold a.
slGo. snd 30 bales Manila lie. q n
COFFFE-At auction, to-day, 1871 bags Java, damaged,
sold at9ldilic; $50 bags Rio ~ private sale a. atc.
SUGARS are firm. so hhds Muscoyado sold al 81 &c,
and so boxes Brown HAypna 81 SIC.
MOLASSES-ioo bhls New-Orcans sold NJ Sic.
TEAs-The market Is firm fsr all kinds, there . no
pressure sell but buyers are lea. Msss Hoffman
offered catalogue to-day, Of which part was Withdrawn
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EsGINEERs OsFIcE, TRoY UsIoS RArLsoAp.
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received a

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
~ this office until March g. 1853 at u O'Clock noon, for
the erection OF Passenger House 400 feet in length BE-
40 OF more, In width tor the Troy Union Railroad In the
City OF Troy
The drawings plans contracts and specifications show
Ing tho manner OF performing the work. will be ready foe
examination, a. this Office, and after Thursday, Feb
1885, and the Chiefo Assistant Engineer will be In attend
ance - give such Information and make such psnso
~ may be necessary In gard 10 that work.
Blank proposals will be furnished application the
Engineers Office and all proposals must conform 10 The
requirements Of this notice and the forms given In the blank
proposals.
Proposals must be written out distinctly asned with The
fuil names OF all the parties inclosed in sealed env2,
and addressed 20 Directors Of the Troy Union Rarods
and Endorsed Proposals for Passenger House, and dsy.
cred personally forwarded by mail or before the dy
first ntloued
Contractors may propose for the whole Of said Pssnssr
House for such parts thereof they may desire out
Directors the night ~ accept reject any partial
or total bids as they may deem best for the interests The
Company.
The written OF two responsible persons 10 become
suretes for tbs faithful performance of the contract sk
guaranteeing that the persons proposing shall Int
such contract upon the terms offered the
tractors shall have been notified that their offers have besa
accepted.
II the ability Of the persons proposing to execute tbs
work, or the responsibility OF the guaranto surees
not known TO the Directors Chief Engineer Testimonials
Will be required from persons who Known and sps
proved by the Directors
Proposals must bo for certain a 10 price, end
proposition which not thus definite and certain vii b
received or acted 90 and than enc pfOp0dnoa
shall be made by or will be received from any ono pea
for tho same contract and contracts sha be ansd
without tho consent ofthe Directors and Chief Ennnss
Contractors will be required give their persoaa
ton 70 the work, and sub-contzaets will be allowed.
II. FRENCH, Chief EnQnssf.
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Spoken, &c.

Oct IS corrected at % s. "a % ,h, lar, x,,,,-
frl p lase phls Aus -. sr ssa Frlbcl-cu.
Fsh - a. J. IS ioa Y 5s tara Asaora, I'm carseaa sf ,,a
hr PorIsrd . ~
I.s "a a. y. O. 80 ira xstssDOlus In or,,,, q,
Bx-ns1r- '@ ~
Lrflehee. q. IN Fs- Orl-sEs ior Genoa ~ -~'
No @a,e 81 jean ferazad7z D, sap Fyns Fra AZ s.n F,.
FnsnCecn - ~ 9''
Tsr'. San. IN. S-s Teri for A.gru.sn N
t.s = al q % 81 - slrt sssA Lo.-. In LIVER
POO so Sevfek '0'
Pea Is, a rosta.As, St JSaa n xOble ot ss.roa
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WhaHr.

=. fo= c,so Jaa 80 shD or.so., ws.uuy q yH n, Tn,
- - N'' ~
SO he AS ~ ~ ~oa
Az Al Honosl1 Der. Il, bart Fn-.ds, Lov L.h...a
I'd a. % Der. 3 S-,tzns, Alsa, eraise. lesh c,.
Iroep Coze.asl bccora; l<n cara Frsa. Io- -
aoce lsts Lzss CoyeH, Do. d. Aesscoa Bsun~y 49,
'-ss- iop>r. eta, oufzno Broru "a r..r..- a.
o ga L,ssss,t s.fsf d ..a aosss Aired ryI.r Lac.
80 "a A8es Nh.ei cr1se bart Harvest sooon.y A.
nerne-ho Fssr. d; Nay nsr.sa Tsyios "a - ~
h.fes-s, fsk-r "a 90 b4t Aetkerde.s cru. ls,s 80
'- s<"' e. a. Pup sss<ts % $50 yevs Cs.- -
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SECOND BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA SALES OF srocKs-Wednes-

da, March l-Firt Board-ls Penn. r. X, % lo3 Leag1
Hsv 80; sU 8. BIZ ~; ~ Grad Bk, Hki Ky Bt, TO-
q 40 Ga1 o. Chez Del Canal CO. %, s9i sllD Sch
Nav Pref 324 Cam Am. r. X, lf9a 600 d. g., -,
90 81 susq Canal leA 10 b. ~ 10 5000 s9sq Cana
g. ~ Ca lO9 nofris Camel q Sch Nav Zjl 100 90
~ q 81 Eotes. 40 100 Lons Island r. H., is - = A.
Ri 1855; s6OO City Gar, c. "a; iOi2. . 80
Sseord Roard-77 fteading r. r. 45h eb U bsnt - u
MAN add Neshsncs Bank 3 Phe Bant ~ t1Js , Wv
nort y ~ o. Issh lO1k n rners and @ch
Bsnl 200 Chester sinns Co. 70. Gerard smt ~
sfl nav Preferred 32 80 DO 3l 30 Beaver N~ador X X
h 400 norris CsnsSl 50 do 2J Leb.zh ~ $50
Long IflaBd RH, ~ 90 d.. lts
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Markets. Rr,oyt,d h. T,y,,,a,A

PHLADELPHIA, March "A brisk bus has been dons
the COEs Exchange this morning 30OOO bush Of CoRN
sold st Gle and 1900 bush &c. LOCO bbs Of FLOUR
changed hands AZ G, and IS 900 bush. RYE At sic.
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PHILADELPHIA. March c-frr,r,a-Brs Empire. Crowen
Cspe HsJuen schr- p Ro-s Parker Se~ York Rio Gani.
frensh DO Col Ja. PAGE. Ed~ards d. Ioxussnd Van
bsInan, WsrVct Isabel Williams Pro" dence
Bs0rshp % Sarah g. Hyde. Pafksr. Liverpool Esz-
Danes Jan-fo straso..a Mercer New Orls.as
schr. Henrietta, Keen-, hsfaHtas.
CssrsfSifamshps CITY OF Msnchsisr Latch Liverpool state
Of Georaa, Walton, savannah ship Walter Jones. Honeywell
NeN Orleans tk Jas Boyle Preon, Dsmiras O, RYDER
s,hrs lsabe NlaHs Ss fork IA Tow mead aanernan
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK.......
Cleared.

s;samsA-souiAerner Foster. Charleston spori Teou
Co
Shp-Soolco. Ahboti Austria a. J. n. WdhluF
Bark-Rose sta 81 Ener. View orcan., Hlr'5li Co
Bug-SGrf, hcInure Neuytss Sesmith sons.
schoC DsTBuena Ns Potter Phi ace gha James Hsn s1sa1
Bare Portland W Le~ts Forda Rely. PhadepdIt J. W
NcEsy; r. bert kirf Leeds Phiadsphs }. W N Kee Tn
Emrh. Aen Philadelphia. Van Brun Sstt stae'msn Wcks
Aeranirs. Sturge- Ceamsn Co: d. L surEss fu-chli
Rstmors Joan Robinson Heurcs Tui;e. R'h-ood G. H.
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no NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FALLS

l. HYDRAULIC CANAL-seasd proposl s VII b ~
eeived At the Once q tbs Nisaas Falls Hydr.ne 80
psny, al Niagara Falls until Wednesday the I'd dsya
March neIt inclusive for the Excavation Mssonry Brig
bs Gates, Water. Weir Balkhesds Docking, he.
Plans Profles AID Specifications may be seen At the
panys Ohce, at Niagara Falls also At the once Of ~
e. g. Woodruff, No 80 Fulton-S ~ Y, and Walter DIT
ant. No Y Consressst, Boston, Mas a..
The Company will have Steam Drilling Machine 90 y.
work after the 18Th Of March which they wh 70 sA
the attention Of Contractors.
The Company reserve the night 10 seeept or reject sny
all the proposals. a. they may consider for the ipsreS
the Company Y. X. BLACKWELL, Chief knpnesfv
Bu6sto, n !.
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THO CONTRACTORS. - Sealed proposals

\ wiz BE- received for building thu THlkD-A': KALI
ROAD from the south Of the Pk and brosa
way 10 the Of the H-sv and 6lsst In sccords
with the plans and specification which may be seen M
Office Of EDWIN SMITH, ESQ., Engineer and SURVEYS.
No Tryon-row. ContractoE will state the price ne
building the entire Road with and also without the ifs
and also the period Of time within which the Rosd WIN ~
built.
Contractors win also be required furnish good and ~
feient security ito be named their estimste for the pr
Torrance Of the work Estimstes viii be received ct -
Offee Of the Company No. III Bowsry, until FndeJs
March 4, 1883, at 2 O'Clock n. NJ
B.-Ihe Company the night 10 reject any
al Of the proposals deemed the interest Of the Coa
pany. GEORGE CAPLIN, Secretary.
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Passengers Arrived.

=, a., ubta f-o-s LrcrpsoiMr Sophia wb6eid, Hirtia
T.rv Ana Ssif-r >usAnna >ater, WA WrEh
NJ. Wesh AbeTiFrabce- ari William Welsh.
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NOTICE-The semi annual In.

dividend NOTICE.-The semi annual In
~ erest falling due in this city the first day Of March
next on tho following named Securities viii b paid ox
and after that date the Office Of the underdSned on pre-
scntstlon OF the proper coupons, wa;
THE CONVICTION and LEXINGTON RAILROAD
COMPANY BONDS, guaranteed by the city OF Covns0s
8 per cents.
THE CONVICTION and LEXINGTON RAILROAD
COMPANY MORTGAGE BONDS, per cents. .
THE BONDS OF DELAWARE COUNTY, Ohio, y.
sned to the Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati Rr'sS
Company per cents
TIE CLEVELAND COLUMBUS and CINCINNATI
RAILROAD COMPANY INCOME BONDS, Z per ess-
WINsLOW LANIER Il Co, No 81 WaDH-
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ocean SfnnrfRra.
LIST OF srEAsEss goa THE sOSTs oF MARCH


c.nh-, :, II 'rc-a Iverroo for Ro-;cn February ~
E.-,r - 80 ron Liverpool FOR N~~ OK r-ofitE y
- 5000 -. i,o-, 7 v-rr.o, for York Fcb7uary D,
Si- 80. f-,-, ,I,ss6r f7r NeS York Mi-ch
O.rct.. =. t-,, Iv--rr.l ar Phiaierhia- March >
49, -. .-o-, A v~-r-oi s,- Boston. march &
- - v.-,,oI sar New York, Mach @
g.. o., .v--o.- f,r Nsw YORK Ma,rh -
=. 60, s,--hru-au York March IS.
-, bis ron Live. pool 'or Boston AarCh u
5000 80 f-cr flvs-pc.l To- York March =
go. lr,u, Tsv-rpsoi or Ros.on Na-rh ~
"a. ron >ealnanlIlh ~ ~ w ll-1
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1inanriaI.

&1S7 M0-TO LOAN, AT SEVEN
~ sOOO PER CENT, on boad and mort.
Wihansbrrzh, In suit sppEesntl e7aoe0 Of the
s1sye can be put out At NJ per cent m eass properly
wnsre there 70 not more than half u value wanted and
witnir Tie hmifs Of Tventy-th ird-st Apply TO
J. x. COOK, Jr, Me- 70 NaGss2-st.
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By TeIegrapil.

BOSTON, March Arr. n . Richmond Orlsans bark
gnron DO sh sails pi, snd SHIFTED Eutaw Maanzas
Below Two n sud BAH
CID chip Mos Wheeler Australia scbr Victor New YORK
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CENTRAL BANK.-The third and final in
~ sallment upon subscriptions 10 the Capital Stock Of
this Bank required be- paid THURSDAY tae third
day of March next at the Banking Rooms No. 80 Chsm-
bers-st. BY order OF the Boad.-NewY York. Feb n 1885,
WALTER OAKLEY, Cashier.
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ALLEGHASy MINING COMPANY, OF Maryland,
Office No. 81 Beavsr-st, New.York I
AT A MEETING of the Stockholders ofthis

a
rectOTs for { ne ensuing year:
ARTHUR LEARN, SAML. GILMAN
JAMES HENRY, CHAS A. SECOR, vi
w. HI. FOWLE, OF Alexandria
and al subsequent meeting Of the Directors ARTHUR
LFARY, Esq, was unanimously elected President
The above Company have now to announce that ~
have perfected their for the mining and
portaon of their Cumberland Coal q scale much msN
extensive than for years past Consumers may thsreo
rely upon their orders being promptly executed The quail
guarantee IL equa 10 any from the Cumberland region
The Company will always procure vessels for their
toners lowest without charge. Their Agents
Messrs Fowle Co. at Alexandra, j. W. Osborn, EsI, at
Baltimore and f. A. Quinard at the Office Of the Company.
g. r. STRONG, Scc'y.
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Receipts Of Produce. ..Mxrrh
b Voc fsvt asd Ere RslrssS-ao sd-s Les,ser ia
pkSa Butter, - bsSs Wsess, and l. 10 hea Flsgr
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OFFICE OF THE TeUsrEEs or THE WABASH AND EaiIl
CAsAL, No. IL Wallis, NEwYoRK, FEB. n, 1855
NOIlCE.-The Certificates of Special Stock
IN for the Funded Interest from Let jan 1877 ist
JAM 1855 tbs Preferred and Deferred Indiana Wsbash
and Enc Canal Stocks viii be ready for delivery this Of
Gee, on and after the 18th March next
CHARLES BUTLER, Pres Board OF Trustees
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$4,000 a no .o .s.s q, y ss.s =:
sums to suit applicants. KENNEDY SIBERIAN
No. 10 Walst
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PATTERSON GAS LIGHT Co.-Notice is
i hereby given, that the Annual Election Of Directors
OF the Paterson Gas Light Company viii be held
Once of the Company in Jerseyst in the City OF Pater
son on MONDAY the l4th day OF March inst. The pols
will be open 10 o'clock and close at II O'Clock A.
BY order OF the Directors JOHN DREW, See'y.
Paterson, March l. 1853.
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Market. .c..rrrrLr REron1rp ros tn. TRIBUNE

WEDNESDAY,
AgWFS-The market Is steady. bat quiet Salea OF "
NJ AZ 80 SCI asa IS for Pots and Is Is for Pearls
COTTON-The market Is steady 1900 bales sold to-day
showing great sciivty.
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Wnghfs Circular, prepared for the British

steamer has the following statement:
As anticipated IN my last circular, the receipts into
the ports during the week under review have exceeted
those Of the corresponding week last year. being 49, 900
bales against l26 000, Notwithstanding that week was
the heaviest OF ast sesson and in spite Of unusually
email receipts during this week, arising from local
causes, et Savannah next week. II IL probable, a
slight reduction in the excess may occur. The suppos
hi has been very general here and through the SOUTH
that when the maximum excess was reached a de-
cided and rapid falling off In receipts would at once
follow and which IL hoped would counteract the
effect Of sny unsvorsble accounts TO be received from
LIVERPOOL; such might and no doubt would have been
the cOurEe OF the market q month ago.
We have now advanced 30 far into The season, and
have received 90 heavily Of cotton during the past four
weeks that the necessary amount Of faith 20 bring ABOUT
this result though the present excess prove the
maximum il very much essened, and at the moment
the fear Of decline in Liverpool exercises greater nn
ence than does the hope of reduced receipts .n the
ports which fear viii prevail as long az we continue
10 receive telegrsphic particulars from New Orleans and
Mobile Of receipts nj those places which renders total
for the week at all the ports Of 100 900 bales probable
will be noticed that the stock hand in the ports OF
the United States amounts 70 80 900 bales The largest
stocks in port previous to this az shown in the
New York Shipping List, were on
April 3, lSf.......-...-.-.......T30 900 bales
March > le0l- .b55cOO
In both years there good deal Of local speculation
The export for the week il again light 10 Great Brit an,
and it viii also be noticed that while the export TO
France continues 10 decrease the exportto other foreign
ports is steadily increasing
ton since the st Of September last compared with
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