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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-04

EOR SALE-A good Dwelling House and
il large Store attached good Barn. Wagon House aud
Horse shed Of excellent Land. beautifully st
uaed IN village OF ylou, Long Island. by tbs s9uh
Bsy and about Z, hours ride BY and from New
York Persors wishing good situation for hotel board
iughouee or store, vii find thif opportunity seidbn
found Terms reasonable. part II the money may remain
on bond and mortgage Inquire AZ No Ia Atlantic g. BROOK
lyu near the South Ferry. y. 4. STATUE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-04
IGOR SALE-A Farm Of about sixty acres.

OK SALE-f HITII OF uUUuV ~ u !,
il with coed house barn and stables situated la the
town of FanpgOn State Of CONNECTICUT aoon. Two mSs
from tie Railroad station. Inq Ire Of JOHN SI6W AMI
T.n Examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-04

DAHWAY.-Four LOTS, well situated in
,Le v;r,sre 81 Railway, J. on the Carlson
spd Clsr iers together leo feet square Apply 70
AuRIAN q MILLER Co, MOI w all-st cor NeN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-04
nWELLING HOUSES and LOTs for

UNWILLING HOUSES and LUIS IOf
IL SALF-Tbe undersigned have a. Bridgeport, Conn,
within Eve walk o the Of that city, aud con-
Deced herewith by aud splendid carriage bridge,
$50 GO worth Of the desirable Lots In Connecticut
either or manufacturing purposes " residences Bnigepor
CONTAINS w. coo nhsben ofhe most varie,y beau
tifn cities IN New Eussid and part OF t excoeds ours IN
It's natural sfrueons those Embellishments which
very heavy outlay have crested
The ground IL high ard dry, the water pure sn soft "a
the center IL paik Of acres natural wood Of stately
growth lhcut 20 dwellings OF tasteful architecture have
Ees-n lui ard erecting thereon Nowhere IN the
line OF the New iok snd New Haven Railroad are there
snc osrrd those locating themselves In the
county We have several very beautiful cottages tot sale
nfes po,tioa on the money can raIDan
gage Address or cal on DAVID W THOMPSON, br5gc-
port Ascent ioI the fropretors r. T. BARNUh ans !" H.
NOZZLE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-04
NOR SALE-Nouge and Lot No. 46l Brooaie-

NOR SALE-A neat 2-story and basement
Hon,e and Lot in sh-,i, between ID ana asA-ays, on
- ,,n s,ss OF The street Crooa water On Tx pr is
MI ~ Id Cheap ii applied COZ scoH II not val Be les
." sSod tenant Hsf TIE pu'rssss money San remain On
bend and mor,gsss for yes sS, Apply r q, Of
SANIiEI a ACTON Nc. eSS Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-04
" F.HARRIsoN has Removes, hi, Mann

factory and WsreIoous fruTn No. . Csnslst 70 No.
y efeerst neer Grand st. where may be found splendid
sssoI;ns ut % Pane F0rtes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-04

DPIVATE SALE.-Three Lots OF Ground
i on Avenue B. conner Of ss;hs; two Lois OF Ground
% I.sn sS,h and onts-.t For further particulars E-
rir 70 a j BLEECKER, AgctiOBeer, MOI Brols-ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-04
CIGARS, irr QUANTITIES to

I sIIIT PITHCHASERS-C CITY and country groceis, 10
te. &c spp led on the most liberal terms Old easto NJ
era will ple ase accept thanks Tor past tayers:
GEO. WALkER, No. 2bSt Washngton-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-04

Tor SALE-TwO Stores on Sth-sy, near
III 2sthst each &C. 80; also 10 Stores on lohav whole
front each 1850 also, new Houses on Sth-st near
2hay each IS 500 also Houses 35thst at sIOOo
$500 and $1,000; also new Houses on l5thst near
S-sy each &C. 2o also House on t5th-st between
6tl-av. and Broadway sI,1j0. Apply to X L. PiEhOE'
No 1 ID4 Roadway
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EOR SALE-The three story and basement
I House and Lot 81 wooser-st. Apply on the premises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-04

ITO GARDEN PROPRIETOR and PLANT
best selected Centsoo RODE busss and it0 OF very best
Cape Vines and having f them will sel thsm 20
any paying my expense. t2 free Of duty from the
w II. McDONALD's COMMERCIAL
ADVERTISING HOUSE, No. 100 N.sssu-s.- cor.
OF nn Merchants respectfully invi.ed ez above
and examine the papers sHsred hees kc InfOrnsnon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-04

TOR SALE-A farm in NewJersey about
two miles from Paterson, consisting OF about sixty
sres OF 1000 lard with buildings and mpro veme1;s la
aliens can take and held land the as cti
sens Inquire Of T. AGNEW, Paterson, or YOUNG
RUTHyEN, No Is Nassau st. n. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-04

Tor SALES Brown Stone front Houses
I on North side of Ssrd st. between Broadway and 5ssv
stones ssh rooms deep Is 50 feet deep. Lots Z
4xgs o. Finished the very best manner, with every
Nassau Bank between and o'clock or 70 W. N MelN-
TIRE No. go 6th-ay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-04

EOR SALE-Three Lots on north side oil
I l2fthst near 7thav Street regulated and thriving
80 I,es neal COTTAGE on south side s6thst 23 feet east
Of 5day sepaatey together Also, three Lots snd
an ali House in rear 3hst Rent OF two Cottages sz<o
ore $500 Price of two of the COTTAGES, $3.50 Apply 70 y
r. CROMWELL. No 81 Wiliam-st, corner off me, n. l.
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For sale cheap at East Brook
nA 600 ACRES of LAND in Cannon.
lusirurticn.

DOOK. KEEPING, &c.-B. +. FOSTER,
I'D author OF "Prze Essay Pennsuship,' "Doable
EutIy Fuedated" The Counting ouse Manual" and
ING, &C. 81 No 3S7 Broadway. whore youths well AZ
adults are qualified commercial pursuits IN enpetous
aud superior manner Terms moderate. Proficiency 4arsn
ted Certificates Of ability granted Gentlemen cOayerant
with the details OF the counting house may attn der Mr.
fOSrk RS instruction mastery knowledge OF Double
Eltry IN the short space Of one week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-04

Il feet from sib-ays Is by Icc routs for 500 slso
can ON bond and mortgage az per cent Cuton
Nter hi the ward WIN he sold the 18th Of March, az
the Merchants Exehause by A. j. BlesekcI u not sold
,Ir,sp. Inquire Of J. WARD fjdst-
Second door nom STRAY.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

~ honda Proppetors Office removed 10 No. ~ CedsI-
q. m star where Los be had IN this beautiful VII
IAgs PAYABLE In monthly ntauens OF 5peI cent ioi ot
a. lp1Iy 10 D. MCFARLAND, No. 70 Ced@l-sL
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CTRATTOPD PROPERTY for SALE.-A

- yery desirable Property in the Village o. Stafford
Gam stusd upon the main street, north OF the EPsc
raj Churth and Is bounded UPON three sides 6y the hSo
say cor taiuins about three Upon said properly u
comf.rab House and Barn The above property ofeTs
mary Undue rnenis for OF for pernAn res-
denee among them are churches and good schools N TIE
nueds vicinity and for ausements there are good hso
ipe and iowliEg The NevYoTk and NeT-Hsyen RAILROAD
Dtr6t is itsn about FIVE minutes walk OF tbs d~ehns
Price IS coo: half 10 remain on bond ao6 argaSe Apply
. 10 ID Wsest bed ween the hours Of 10 aud o'clock
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NOTICE of REMOV AL.-UBSDELL
IN PERSON Co. would respectfully infarm tneir na-
rneTous ien9s and the public that they have rom
tshsl =; 20 TIE sr,eiOvs Premiss ~, III SsYsd~sy'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-04
ArIPTZ CRUSHING MACHINE-The
,OnA WATER APPARATUS-For Manu-

- ,curins, Drawing and Bctiins OF ne latest and most
veo descrlpton Manufactured and for sale, with eI-
pclt printed directions for its use By JOHN MATTHEWS
iss-ay cor. 2sth-st., y. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-04

DRIVATE SALE.-A irst-rate Farm OF lgJ
are. IN hiEh st.te OF curvrton, with large dolee
Dwelling Hous. md al the oGt-ou dia8s N Eood oraef.
Sad Farm Is situated miles from the 81 IN 2oa sang
~ tba st sde Of H,nrz.eaf HarboI. For further par
tierI.rE srplv 70 WILT WEEKS, Glen Cove village,
on toA j bLEECEER. AuctiOleer, No bFoAasG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-04
J,OR sALE-In Tarrytown, a large double

ID Uh SALT-IH TUT NV"H' i" '"' 3
Dwelling House. suitable for the summer residence OF
large family or for boarding hnuse TOR winch purse
now successfully occupied Hour ~ by %
$50. APplyto Y. =. shnhINo.
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TuOUSAYD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

sht be Obtained TO the tact that the BEST atce IN
for preseyng invoices or other papers 70 va ca
80 ffsrrnce q dss;red 10 lOUNGS 1MPRONED
nDEPSivE FILE (Cayeat filed Price 81, or ~
a. dom AZ retai containing 80 eavss For sale BY Sta
''ne's se"e'' II r. YOUNG, No. l4o Fultonst
~ p-rv,rx me needed NAV be obtained OF made
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fortcs.

~ 81 Ii. BARM0RE offer st their mann
~ factory spd wtreroOm, No SO Beeeker-st corner
O. CksTes OF e PIANO FOr-es, with the
sstle frame and bridge, g a. Other modern iin
p-ovenents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-04

MONEY to LOAN-On tho most accommo
WI dating terms on Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry and
Personal Property every description at the Prsate Loan
Office No lo5 Nsssaut office No -, tsver the City Bank
cnrneT Of Ann and NAsans tsl
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SpklNG ~ kNlIUhE SAJIEo-lhe ub-
- dersyned respectfully 10 his friends ard the
public thst he prepared nsnal 10 his personal AZ
IGNITION to sales Of fuhiufe Al the residences ~ families
Gc ALBERT II. NlCOLAY,
Real Estate and General Auc.loneer, No. % Walis..
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CLFNFIELD STARCH.-To Manuiactar-

IN er. Blesehers Lsundries Ac.-Some OF the largest
establishments the United States and throashont Europe
hav. used no other Starch Cor years The very SUI
rior finish il mpars al kns OF goods gives most de-
rded adysntaze 10 those who Il. Wholesale Aseut
GEORGE WALKER, No. 2jSi Wash.nssonst, N.
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No 5Tponrow, near Harlem Railroad ofioe.
EARM for sALE.-The late residcnce OF

and The stock will - sold with tho farm dcsrod Terms
ssronnc4stpg Possession on bolOre ist Of Apul neN
Iprly 10 lIARRiET GARLAND, on the premises = :
akANE, West nioom6eld, Executor Nj EDWIN EDWIN
sPEFR No "a BIoadst.. Newark Ms. JAS. q. POW
Frs No. lei Murray st, New York.
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From tho south.

MARYLAND LEGIsLATURIi-GREAT FORGERY-NA-
VAL AFFAIEs-BIsHoP wHITTINGHAM-DEPLO-
RABIE ACCOUNTS FROM TUNIs, ErC.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 10, 1853.
New Orleans papers of the Sd inst. to hand, bot
they contain nothing of interest.
The Maryland Legislature day elected James &
Ou ems State Treasurer
The Susquehanna Bridge bill is stin under considssa-
tion in the House of Delegates.
lhe Parkersburg (Vn) Necs says, nameA
Palmer alias Wheeler, has been arrested there.
QUESTION from the Governor of New York. charged with
forgery TO the extent of 900 to parties In
Genesee county
Norfolk yesterday for the River La Platte.
The United States steamer Powllatan has received
sailing orders for Japa and win leave Norfc during hA
present week.
Bishop Nottingham, Of Maryland left this city for
New York this morning, route to Italy, account of
his continued i'll health. He will be absent year.
letter Il ON Tunis, dated January says :tThe Beg
OF Ttnis IL dangerously i'll The country Is In distresseA
condition famine is threatened, and the currency ID
deprecated by government that II is not worth forty
cents the dollar and foreign merchants refuse to re-
ceiye IL in payment If debtsn
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THIRTY-sECOND CONGRESS-.
SECOND SESSION.



Senate.
WASHINGTON Feb 10 tsba
>,sxu,, .x,o,.s MN, ~, .ny ,rs,.s.s
isch'iNNho'' PRELIMINARY BUSINESS
The CHAIR Laid before the Senate copy of the laws and
resolutions ma ssed bv the of Oregon
NJ, o. oua rr,nvovoon r,oss,ted r,o,,oro,s =,
aessrs' VAs anu oNptH"ooD Presenleu "eaoriais ~
favor Of securing to American citizens abroad religious
uorsbin
~ D. <..u. - ~. .aaa., a.. .s..,, 3
MT hcek' toem Oh iexas presented 'ne cfedeh's O
Texes-term 10 commence on the 4,h Of March next.
~, -. 80 % ,.,., -o.a.., ...,.,o.s 60
Mr fHa, (dem) Oh hich', presented resoiu'ohs from
the legislature Of Michigan in favor OF Homestead bin.
Bills seyeraly for the relief OF George s. Wells Clark
W.. 49,. p-.,.. ar y ,a.o, 80 ..a,
"eiS' AhoS i*oc'oi anu :" :" '""son' Ne.e passe'.
Mr. HAMIS, (dem) OF Me-, reported bill for marine
hospital at Burlingi on, iowa.
ysrious memorials and re, ,olutous were received
Mr BmGRr (iem of Ia, moved to take up the Texas
debt bill and Mr. RUsK to take up the Pacific Railroad
bill The motions were debated.
TIE VALLEY or TIE AMAZON
message received from tho President, enclosing
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Events In Albany.
RAILWAY C0NsOLIDATION-THE CANAL QUESTION
DEMOCRATIC BALL, ETC.

HALLWAY lONcOLADATIOk-THE CANAL QUESTION
DEMOCRATIC BALL, ETC.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS Kew YORK HERALD
ALBANY, Feb. TO- 1853.
The bill to consolidate railroads on the Central Line
ordered to Third reading in the Senate todsy after
another desrerass attempt to defeat It, It has been
hard struggle, ana will pass to morrow.
bill was introduced to increase the capital of the
Chaon Hall Association to $500 and exempt half Of
tbs same from taxatisn.
lhs State Engineer mas been directed to report whether
bridge can be built the Hudson at Albany without
n'erruptng navigation The feeling in the Legislature
Is strongly in favor of the project.
senntor Wright wanted prohibit all Senator's from,
voting on bills in which they interested II was 40
difficult to find any in which they are not
that the resolution met with little confederation
Mr. oSuihvan's appearance in the lobby during the
session. created considerable curio ity emouv ihose
Senators who had never before the Broadway Rail
way lion.
Mr.. Looms's speech in the Assembly on the ways and
means to finish the canals listened to with great
attention.
The State officers, members of the Legislature and
obbytes are attending the Democratic Council ball this
evening.
Senator Conger delivered the annual address before
the Stale Normal SchOol this afternoon
Mrs. Sinclair concludes her engagement at the Museum
this evening. She goes to Buffalo
The Common Council of this city have ordered a nor.
trait OF Governor Seymour.
Cortland county took three out Of four premiums for
butter and three Tor cheese ut the late agrc altural
awards. w
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D ". wsTCorr, AucnoNEER. AGE SAIL

ID W. wESTCOTT AUCrTONEER.-MORTCAG AGE SALE
N. ofelcgant household furniture Saturi morning.
at eleven oclock at 148 Greenwich avenue Eighth
avenue consisting Of rosewood bureaus, centre and pier
tables mahogany and walnut bed,teads, best hair mat
tresses handsome sofas rosewood rockers
and chairs in velvet and harclOth; French plate
square and oval pier glasses richly carved mahogany and
and centre tables; Paris painted and nad tables
elegant suit marble top enameled chamber furniture;
rich window shades marble top wash stands toilet sets
oil paintings, china vases, &c. No postponement.
J. BUXTON, Attorney for Mortgage.
GALE OF GUNPOwDER-WM NJ. BoERUM, AUC-
- toneer win expose for sale at public auction at the
public sales room, No $40 Fulton street. BROOKLYN oppo
site the City Hail. Saturday February H. 1853 at IL
O'Clock the following lot Of gunpowder consisting OF the
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PRoRApLE MURDER IN BOSTON Early yests.

PRoBAprE MURDER IN BosToN.-Early yester-
terday morning man named Thomas Roberts, team
ster in the employ OF Joshua Roberts, truckman, was
dead 10 hs tS 81 ms - IN
was found-drecty in rear Of one Of the horses-k
was at first supposed that he must have been vio-
lently kicked ind then trod upon by the animal
This was rendered still more plausible by the nA-
turc Of tho wounds on the head. An investigAtion.
however yesterday afternoon, renders IL nearly cor
tain that foul play lay at the bottom Of the matcrs
which may yet be shown 10 have been the most ont
rageous and shocking OF murders. Such, Of least, H
the opinion Of physicians who have partially made .
post inortem examination. Deceased was about IS
years Of age, native of New Hampshire, and has .
wife now In the country His employer y Z rela-
tiyes-1ostoa Bee, Ft6.V.
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Naval 7ntclleuenoe.

Tho frigate Columbia left Norfolk on Wednesday, thu
10th inst for Pensacola. The following list Of her Of
tcers:-John Ihomas Newton, commodore @. J. Pcnder~
grast commander: 7. A. Hunt, Richard Forrest VIM. b
Henfhaw, Richard i. Love- J X. Muany, and joshua D.
Todd lieutonants solomon Sharpe feet surgeon James
John Stuart acting master; Gordon M Newton, comm0-
dorc's secretary; James r. Chamheraine, captains
clerk; John T. benson pu,sers clerk, A. Pcndegrast ,!
q. Heicman Ed @. Spedden James A. Greer. Benjamin
p. Loyall midshipmen John J. Young, Boatswan; M
jan Heiskell gunner Chrstopher Jordan, carpsnfsri
First Licut Ed. Med Reynolds, marine officers
Tho United States steamer Saranac at Rio Janeirs
on tho 2eth of December She arrived tho 10th from
Bahia, and would return in few days vim st. Thomas,
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"a boxes eacn cohlanlnR ~ pounuS, III cauHisteiS.
cartridges, marked d.
open box containing loose powder, canister, Ec.
" and kegs, partly filled
copper cannisters.
The above win be sold under the direction of Frank H.
Dyckman. Esq., Attorney OF the Brooklyn Fire Depart
ment being the powder seized by said the
eth day q January and forfeited to said Department
tabsh fire limits and for the e1ectual prevention
Of fires in the city Of Br0ohlyn passed April 10 isS2
wharf Ellis Island Further particulars on day OF SALE
CyTTAMsTIIP FOR SALE AT AUCrION.--Ar THE MER-
- chants Exchange, New York, on Wednesday, the
18th February, at O'Clock r NJ, not previously sold
ssp pH11Yf CITY OF M tons register less than
year old and In complete order for having just been
~ for freight a and well ar
ned with every necessary for steamers has double
engines and two large and excellent boilers very econo
ncal in fuel and of the best arranged and most
succcssfsl propelcrs built in this country She
lying at the foot Of Cherry street. where she cab be
examined. For further particulars apply to
MAILER b LORD los Wall street
STV B. BIEECKER, AUcrIoNEKR. B. pLErcKER &
Co. will sell Mt auction, on Tuesday the 18th inst
~ IL o'clock, at the Merchants Exchange hreo
STORY brick house. south side Of Nineteenth street. 100
feet east Of Second avenue House 20 lx50lot 9 feet
deep.
IN b. MF1TKER, AUCIIONEET-T d BlErIKER l.
Il Co., will sell at auction, Tuesday, the 18th Feb
story brick house, with shop in the rear, the south
sdo Of Forty second street 5 feet west Of Ninth
House 26x36.4-lot oS feet inches deep.
YTVO eIIVFRsAHTHS.-WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION ON
Il Friday, February II, st II O'Clock. at 10 Beckman
srect complete set Of tools for manufacturing silver
butter dessert fsh, fruit and other knivcs also first
rate drop suitable for slvcrsmiths or jewellers.
M s. McILvAINE, AUCnONEER .-cANARY BIRDS
w at Aucton.The birds Of the New York Bird Fan
cers Association exhibition at the bird empo-
rum Of W. +. Messenger, 327h Bowery, viii be sold at
auction Friday, 11th inst, aGordng opportunity
seldom 70 be met WITH OF obtaining superior birds at
tion prices Sale to commence at loS O'Clock, A.. M.
WIN. II. FRANKLIN, AUCTIONEER OF
w Offices No. 63 Wall street. now occupied by Mer-
camille Mutual Insurance Co. VIM H. Franklin, Son Il
90. will sell at auction Monday, February H. at IL
O'Clock Mt the Merchant Exchange, Wall street, the
lease Of the Offices No. 90 Wall street. occupied BY the
Mercantile Mutual Insurance Company having four years
TO run from LIST Of May next at rent Of $500 per an
mum
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NOMINATIONS FOR STATE OFFICERS.

NOMINATIONS FOR STATE OFFICERs.
PROVIDENCE, Feb. 10, 1858.
The free soil convention for the nomination of State
officers took place to-day The following persons were
selected for the Offices named
Edward Harris of Cumberland, for Governor.
Stephen Wilcox of Westerly, for Lieutenant Governor.
Stephen X. Rathbone, for Secretary Of State
b. y. Borden, for Attorney General
Henry Codding, for Treasurer.
John H. Willard, for Congress, from the Eastern Dis
trict.
Tho nomination for the Western Congressional District
was left to the Central Committee.
The proceedings were very harmonious.
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Markets.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 10, 1853-Noon-
The sales Of cotton to day 900 bales at rreguae
prcss, and favoring buyers Mddlng s quoted at 0c.
Bio coffee, coo bags sold at ono. for prime
Ngw ORLEANS, Feb. 10-P. NJ
The sales Of cotton his day foot mp 5000 bales Tha
low alites easier but better grades firm. Md
dlrg &c., good middIng leo.
Weather cool and fine.
CHARLESTON, Feb. 10, 1865
The sales Of cotton today 900 bales, and for tho
week they have been 8 CO0 at q range of 71 10No.
The receipts of the week have been baes and thA
stock hand, exclusive Of that shipboar 10 81 So
bales Middlng uplands, Is quotedat l0hc.
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ELEVENTH WARD PROPERTY FOR SALE AT AUC-
- ton-Water street.-The tive story brick front house
and lot Of ground, with two story brick stable in the
The lot is "a feet inches in 'front.' "a feet inches in
rear and 100 feet in depth The above property will be
sold at auction on Friday Feb IL, at IL O'Clock at the
Merchants, Exchange, by WIN. H. FRANKLIN SON &
co., Auctioneers NB-Ihe above property was long
occupied by f. Clark, Jr., Esq.
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Resignation Of Senator Stockton.

TRENTON, n. j., Feb. 10, 1858.
The Governor has just laid before the State Legislature
the resignation Of Commodore Stockton United States
Senator from this State. II accepted and resolu
tion was passed to hold joint meeting tomorrow, to
fI the vacancy.
The democratic Of the Legislature has selected
John R. Thompson their candidate for United State
Senator in place of Commodore Stockton by vote of "a
TO 10 FOR Governor vroom.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-11

CAUTION.--THE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST
- buying negotiating certain interest bonds of the
Western Vermont Railroad Company dated December l.
1851 payable to Shepherd Knapp, bearer in OF
sye hundred dollars (3So0) each, ners It payable
ally the company have negotiated the bonds Of
that ISSUE and package Of $50 0o has been stolen from
the place Of deposit In this city These bonds be
easily detected as all the bonds Of that company actu
ally Issued mortgage bonds, payable semi annually
These bonds had not the seal OF the company upon them
fair reward will bc paid for The recovery Of said bonds
at simeon Draper's, ~ Zine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-11
From Michigan.

THE MAINE LIQUOR LAw-THE sAULT STE. MARIE,
CANAL.
DIrRorr, Feb. TO- 1868.
The Maine Liquor law passed the State Legislature
to-day and is to be submitted the people at speoiaa
election in July.
The following gentlemen have been appointed sault Ets
Marie Canal Commssioners:-H. Ledyard, s. ConanA,
C. Jocelyn, A. Williams, and Governor Barry