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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-25

,up.-prcr -AtPs.ass'phia, ssreh u, Mr. ASHeN nH'NS
II" ssyoWItsZnasek - WHEsm kses~s Z" HAZEL y 9''H
u, nh yer .. - y. Of The family rqsstsS 70 stead -
Ie g. 80 III. So ~ 9ors,.st, S0oat isfilt
80. on FRIDAY 25ts infant AZ z o e'oet n
~ 4, ws,~r ~ r.. Mach 20, Hzt Aassey one Of
,,S es,'y settles q Jessf'on C ssed. - ~, A., n,
- or,hs b,e Re. Es'hzrie Pau, q ssny' AIRED -
pFNTON-lf Chcsso iuog. haeh u Ne lsao-a ren'u'
,s.d "a YEAR, rno'her o, Thoras Penion ~ ChFsso
pIERCP-!n CANNING Mass, Mach - bfsisT Fefce' nt
eIse sge Do knoEn 7sd % 100 Re emery slave
10 orcss Co srd lzd bssr nper yeers.
THRAsEkR In Treu'op q Mach6 Rev rhon1as hra,.t
aged q Yeas 'ucre preaherof The Nst5ot, teon-0a
TEALF@At Broolyp, March 2 Tbona P Teas IN he 2sA
yesroi hi Sc 49,.
The Esd nas q he hy av,l 20 at'epi a'
resl - h late No ~ Bes bfoo-yn' o. '1o
III tnsfant - 2 c'c'oek without furtnernois1e -,
1AFPAS-In Brooklyn March H. sa.anns vie o. Le' i-p
siScIAIea,tbs reriiee. err Chss Sinclair near Ara
ds hed,c @ Mo Feb is sil-zr, ard iol yezr
The decesssd actve part oar heFo lFnay tafsah
tfndefed bin gfvsry uell fes py on ne u'n@r
YrFns and North Carohns Ne bad many n'rfoT ps ol -
ard .eversl Their poref lie va an exp =
hunter and ar efceer' Wootsnan spntus much o. Dc ne n ~
frontier ,.tfesn He Ind ard hostshe AMI much beloved
Nv hoe ho ne hin raDsd ss strength ~ BODY and nni
-, - ~, r,onhs Of Senise another Ofo
abe Rovo uiorsry sfes has isil-n. -
eIsCLAIR-Ai Enfston {. W March q, Capt JAM sinclair
AWooD"At Rbbuood Va March H. Charles Wood, sse3 81
OF New Hapehe and o-nery Of Bait more but
for lsst IS years resloeni o. R'ehHond N. -
Marietta. OHIO, recently, NJ John Ntert on' Of
The early Of Ohio AZ the dence ofhs NAV Sieph
DAVIS advanced Of - Mr. WHer started rom
Fng,no with the fret 81 eHTraD's n the N1a
,sy The Marietta IHesencer be vas Ell there charge Of The
csfie and did here anti ater the antns
7h April 1873 He has resided here since tbs
rChlhcothe tOhioj Gazefte.
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COURT CALENpAR-rus
MARRIED..

pRi6Gs-HvANsQH.-- PrAie a. Chen Wis. March 4
Hen Andrew esss Of Bad A, Co. 10 Mrs May Aas Evaason
hlfee, Grant Co
BAsskTT-wiLsoS-A Atlanta Ga, March IS Mr. Ludlum
Rsssen 70 Mss Helen Wilson both Of 81 Louis, Missouri
BuLLioNS.~sTEvENS-At Albany, y. Y, John c BaIkoa.
OF Honolulu Oahu, Sandwich Islands AnnA Mary daughter
Samuel Stevens, Esq OF Albany
CLlhER-DRNkHoUSE-A BethleAern Pa Msrch 10 Isaac
Cgnes eirhspsbars J.. to Ms Susan DankhOuse daughter
efBArnet Water
coApE-BURys-l,R, ,owu. C w, a,rcA H. rAoms, co.s.
eipeceee u 10 Mis- Easbeh Burns OF EhrAbshto.h
Co, c. w.
pAvIs-wArkiNS-ln Nevark Mr.. William H. nay. printer
ofNswsrk OAto 20 Miss susan Wsiln OF Ohio
ENANs-WAsHlNGT0N.-A Wsyae-b0ro', March Is n c
Ut Evans OF Nilnns,oa 20 Mss Laura daughter Of Rich
ard Washington Esa, OF wSyncseoro.
eANo-NElCH-At LeSisstea, Nv, March IS Dr. r. n
esns Bourbon 20 Mss Martha J. WeA, Of GsrTard Co. Ky
GhEkN-klNsEf.-A Eastos, Pa, March 10, Mr. william
Green Of New Yok Miss Mary c. daughter Kiu.ey
eFokGk-fAUILtf-inR dswsy, Pa, March H. Mr. joseph
Gecrse, o. Spa,ns Cre~k to Miss Hannah Psuney
0Ak>kfI-CAAMfE-At Akrsndrs Va. March H. By Rev
G. Dana LOUIS A. Garnesi Of San Francisco. Cal Masia
Champ daushcr 81 Masce Garrett Eso Of EsseX Co. Va
HARfkR-HARPER-At Bcooilyn, March st BY Rev n. j.
BsooAlyn, l. 10 Mr. JoAa W. Harper, ofNe~ York
NcCloCp-COviNGroN.- NxksbaFs. Mss. March s. Rev
e. = keCicad 10 Anna X Covnxon
MirH-HARRlS-Nsrhs -, BY Rev. Lewis flstt FRANKS T.
smith ESQ OF Miss hsry Harris of Brcoitn
fNlok- nRUNnAGE-on "Wednesday evening March - al
teeos Taylor Kate dsasAr Of James Bruntsse Ess.
WILMINGTON sIAScHARp-In Med'osd Mass March 90
~ issc n WELLINGTON of arm Of Wellington Abbott
70 Mes E0.ce Frances eldest daughter 81 Col samuel
rIENNISasAt PhissePAia, Pa, March ls Mr.
sepks.
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Disasters, &c.

Por.. Boston Tor se- Orleans, struck
previous tn the lrh int. No particulars
Bn All, zsrss WhPPe fin Navy Bay which vas ashore at the
TH,Sss s.. Bad Of and i'm Petou for Boston totally lost
recently with her The coast of Nova Scotia Her $50
ebsdrons Of coal. il insured al Boston
Ts NIcHoL.s Hrsscs Capt Mak At this port I'm London
"a % s @ 81 g ' wet She va. copper 5oo%sa
ee,t AID stern -', sa5 9T ADD the snip soil Gre
no boat orusce Of anything bu, the burning ship
sonr WBrr sqriLL struck Great Point Rp Nantucket
Mondsy nshi Toek plot and proceeded 70 Boston sch "a
Of Povnceiown loaded with also struck there on Mon
B,e Nr.Sr. Norton aie Slower who died on the p,sssss
from hsiahias, arrived below Portsmouth, n n I'D INST ".
Portland but ashore the IN charge Of OF
C.sIos Adams Sew Bedford I'm Homes. Hole rts
SD INST vixen near TarPaun Cove N vineyard onni vas run INTO
brs had board buwsts and wall broken light
sea-, Trs Norfolk from ST Johns. P r. On
s ss n ,s ssyy sS the Of @a 2. "ain
ose MAKING necessary for the safety Of the vessel and to
EIrsior oS L,rrI, addressed Elwood Water Esq Score
iay Of the Board OF Unesr"ner'' dated
VIII ,s.9 tie .,e9e, IT, 's.sd from s .!;.:d S E
The avOr, wait for month un advee from
Board relative the dPosa Of the sound large
rs.siTped ''''''' '''4'' 0'
sasanpah has completed her ami vii sail
BIs EuIr of Bath Brett from Havana for Bath before repr
ed Memory Rock GOT ashore 2Oh alt Nassau 70
March g. state that nothing had been saved and with
difficulty that the wreckers succeeded captain aud crew
drowned
March She cornsa French which arrived yes.r
day from sa annsh eIpssnced heavy from south jan
2fh had .als spa and shpped whsh hed
sud washed OF the bul~arts wafer
brem ship Admara, from Bremen
the The Anna Rich for Boston, ON
Devils Bank GOT Of yesterday morning and placed on III,
Princes Erdra
FIIsoVrs March 3-Ihs Mazeppa Baker from Charleston for
H'Hbas Eh'h pat here March has been surveyed and com
ueneed dsch4gns her
GsLTAs feb 25Ihe Wind having ea,tv,rd
morning Of 2l.i, nearly all the wndbOund vessels th. bay
Hoadesd and the bach Ct the got uud.rwesh and
parsed The he Many however woud not .tt.mp
r. q bens thict the straits and such runBn. An
the e morning 23d the weather havus
moderated
Can A BuEvuL. Of ship Anna Rich OF Boston write, hou.
h owners ~ steamship Atsntc that all the cargo
saved much o. damaged The Canada rood. % IN,
smouniof $40 coo had bes sVed mostly dry No Other so hsd
ten sved dry Capt Burren doing everything possible n
crates Of eaTihenwUe
BEss PrsE.eros I'm Galveston for Boston beCo.. r-portei
ashore Lcns Island renamed 2lst up on the beach
she ssked but thought the weather proved vor,b
that the vessel and would Be saved Her consists OF
- bass cotton and II b oses Vessel and cargo insured
Boston
.cr. srs -.tcs IL IS mle.s r. W. hn c,pe
KhIsh-th o the 2ist
BtHs AlsEsa,Lr I'm Guaylna Haven los, oetop salau
mast tbtoen jb, &C. n gaze on the passage.
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SD IN sss'd- nsrrA y ion-s. wLs- Hawai-.
Arr a. Qpssrs,o~n Areh & Patrch sccsrty nafaors
80 "a hst~srp March Princess VICTORIA Howell Se~fo'a'
"a M yh Rod. A.rcA oras, Gr-ss. n..s Eh.a
ssih, NssdrF. d. Peter Hssir.el, Rcf~el Ns- rosa
H,vos, sirh sosah CsFOlnA, Sis-ar', AP@AcAsi
ID Sd BaHorre Bo,rs Se~ Yof.
sid BorSesal March Ssaas. SieAeu. Ne. Ye,. Coz,
Ses ore.s. q sS,.s,s BosSs sss Fan 90 As H'a''
Arr at Pa eFn0 FAh 81 AnAsis B.isr 6su to had a. Boz
Lave 49, ,,,-.i,r Rsssan. fhlaae PAia Jahs
o4laT - s.-.ns Ger, V rsi rrci.. Ferret 30
E.~ Yo-t os, u Gss,lar, N date barb A H. SA''' ~
"a Trieste FEB -. trsfve. CeruosoBovieh Ne~ rorl
ne lie SIT NARA hi-k Sea Ny@sA R9se'' M NsS
Al Glyss jan 4 S.st wallace Turner Tor san FrAD'co As
:, car I'll ul, .hp Dana cisussen New orsa' ASo''
arr IS r,pr,el 70 ioad Home Hconer of Ne~
ia CsHarFo for co 90 $50 he Bytsa1s ,'a7pS'ed
AtPerranseco I'M u bah rraemaa Fss@5 irS az Tor
Bo.tos a's Sa = ray c's IN ard sI Psist-gs ., S t.
Yort dsy; A Cuannsbsm Rich DO 10 only An 'rseS
RI I'm SsrSl 90 cir Nsn.oa H,Sss or Se~ Yos av.
AuI Cave, 25h u 'hr. cree Brl si'rre tn an '''
AtFor, Prince oh at. s'rl Csrh wnsor Bu',oa I'm New
Yort csr' Jariu Hart B Faisr' I'm 'nd i' Boston, as'
GiTrniisd IltA net, brs caloo Sus I'm Demar,s arr orb
sch Geo Erss, Thaher, or Boston ready SD sh oSs Sas
Al - ysso Br bra Two Ladies for NswY0rs' with
A, ceuesos 18Th sa'qus Iysanie Snow for Boston IA.
Nu Colt for do lsh chr Lucy Ann, Mana 90
Sa'ed 18Th not llA) bark Tom Coswin, BasoSd
Boston
Na,snras 18Th ~ barks Volunteer smith for COX, tSi
Havana Tor CoNeS, d. COrnthsa, Randall,
Eums Chae Chase Or Portland 40 OTTAWA wcodoaTy
Anzh. York and Csha Watts Tor sor
lr-ns d. Cubs, Banscoub, aud K HaEletne CNtI VIZ
Robert Norm. Down ds hrss Fonar Cons TOR Portland
bs Curtis fc Boston. Do CshaIIne Nkels Neses
ot Pr adepb do Gulare Phf and Adela WesteDrt tor
Chne~on Bcome Futon or New Orleans, d0 Lacy At
At~ocd belmont Locke, PaTts. dss schrS William
Pop Iusans for Portland ds J. Lindsey Knsht for Nor
fk 90.
Al Havana 10th ship Caroline Dow. Blanchard bad
fus~i an Coae bark Latte Lane Gpa,rsk,
e Nsframssee Lampher for Sasus and New fore,
chartered S7i = hhd, snd ssh = boN snUrl Merh,
Means Bo.tonsad Sa'ed 18th b1s Naroeoa Wusow BOs
ten; Caa LockhsT New York Means Hernck PhsiephiA
Tanrer Grn Wilmington, y c. 10th schr North Carolina sea
said I'M nassau p sTth ut bark W Bedse, Wat, ssa
IN NsvxY
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finanrial.

fRgAsUkY DEPARTMENT, RALEIGH ~ C., Jan. Is, 1883.
NORTH CAROLINA SIX PER CENT.
~ STATE BONDs.-sesled proposals viii be recsived
h he City of Hew-YOrt until 10 o'clock A. NJ Of the ,Is
Of March next, for the purchase OF
100000
Of Bonds Issued BY the STATE Of NORTH CAROLINA
These Bonds viii bear date the FIRST Of JANUARY,
las and viii run THIRTY YEARS They win have
Coupons attached and the Interest at Six PER CENT
PER ANNUM, viii be payable the frs days Of July
and January Of each year.
Both interest and principal viii be payable at no BANK
OF The REPUBLIC, in the City Of New-York, unios
the purchaser may prefer have them made payable at The
Treasury Of North Carolina
They are issued under the authority Of the Legislature
Of North Carolina, for the construction Of tho NORTH
CAROLILA RAILROAD, and In addition TO the f;th Of
de State ais the Stock held BY the State m the said Rail
road and the Dividends rom sAd STOCK are expressly
pledged for their redemption
THESE BONDS ARE, BY EXPRESS ENACTMENT,
IXEMPTED FROM TAXATION
Parties bidding viii please to address their etter IN
sosed Sealed Proposals for North Carolina State Bonds
70 the undersisned In Esw-York directed TO the u
Menrs. BROWN L DE RossET, No 100 Fronsst, ~ z.
THE BIDS WILL BE OPENED In the Bank Of the
Republic 1t O'Clock p NJ, the slst day of MARCH
NEXT In the presence Of O. B Lamar Esq- President Of
the said Bank and j. p Brown and David freeman Es9a
Bidders may also Be present
Successful bidders VIII be required informed Of
the acceptance Of their bids deposit In Bank the amount
Of their bids with the accrued interest from the lt inst %
the credit OF the Treasurer of the State Of North Carolina
This Depozt may be made either Ia he BANK OF THE
REPUBLIC, New-Yort or In the BANK OF THE STATE
OF NORTH CAROLINA, or In the BANK " CAPE
YEAR, Raleigh North Carolina D W. COURTS
Pubic Treasurer of the State Of North CssofiaA
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF SEw.YORK.....MATch q.
Cleared.

shpL EsE'e Moore London Johu Gsvel. john N-r
rei steven. Se~ orazs Il ragpcr kOsuih BeH Liverpool
w a J. 7. Tsrecoft
yarrsy. Goree " W. lIvingt1n. william Fullerton. Ma
suza J. W vel Co Camilla. Busch, 81 PORE and Mars
csbo Russel NoTiosi orn- S. Joha Rodbd MAAn1a J. w
FlVen & Co.
Ahecra Ni'e H7tsn-as, R c Read; Webster Kelly
Hsaur. Posse. P r. u Brooi nan. Mars Ann Tosns-ni
Ratuore master. Aired Et sa'dsr. Cuba w ElSe. Co
Ftvnrfe vhfs. Cuidad Bolivar, " " Freeman Co
S,hoonsrsJus, q der, wilmington p :. Powell Homer, Par
Boston r. W. H,rs; Asa r fh,er. Pratt PhitjelPhI
Bruut sisgh; J. Bosnard. Adam, Wilmnsrnn Van
Burt ssEht; r. DAVIS n " Savannah, Durham DiHon
6ohe Svif, salem r. W Robinson Ssntee, Smith
n Tarman. Blame, Matthew Wimnston y c mister
Aiene Hove Phsde pha. jas Hand oaatva SiToHon, s.
johns ?. R: Alexandria, Sears PhistephA jas. Hand
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DIED,

c1SaSa AWse-r,o~v Y, March 50 Moses Bacon. a-d f6
or Az .e a. .s s ss,e ir..sa ases s. sears
Gay, wealthy psntes. ssea a N" ~ Wa ''sPN w.
CARltN.~-l0 CEsno<xa,e Nj. O. p. ~ a. ~ g.
the SEh year O hs ir-l.el M. - -. =,
seout 90 years and one 81 ~, a., -
1e~nehR Tie resided sid ro~n.Asp ex,r ~ -.
GREGORf.At Ctncinast oho MarsS ~ !, -, sesrs. -
ks sshtsr. Presley Gregory, the ys.r sie = "
IL the Reyoluuonary under Geosse Wsslr ~ ne ssfsa
HoPKiNS-in Hopkin,en, \. T. Mach R Hon s.,.. ID n,
sns 70 the cob year es ksc The deeased f w.
e.apes Vt With TIE Aniy q hs hAer Hon Rs~x-s 49, e
years ago Has resided Hopl tom bat ,.s - rs
tine Ms dcath ~'
HAIsEY wssAsns.ouviss, susset Co " j. MIL n
Haley, Esq pao Rsvolatss Nod 81 y,.r.
o native Of Morris Co boxn IN April. llc4
HEWiTToo THURSDAY, March "a. Co James l. Hewitt, sses
- years aade nontbs
His relatives and tho AMY are requested sfsA
his s,efa from 81 ncass Cherch Of Bresd-Ay ani
noas,oa t, 10 Saturday at ocoek NJ hsreRsss
~E Be tales 70 Greenwood Csmstsry 90 R,ssnsat
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WhaIers.

b Neseuypert ., sorinsou has bbl vi oil ,n4 a oos
eone 90 .d-eni home 30 Dbl. ~h $50 d. % o and s3OO
ST. Pessr, Of and I'm Se~ Bedford 10y
Ttisf ron Cspan J-ncts Of ship GeorE. and sas.n Of
reports her OF River Platte Jan. Il 500 b- 81
hse sPtcna short tine prSvO2s Atlantic. Luce y.- Bed
ola - - va al, Deoos Do 10 p barb L+ta Aa.n
bart, bo,irs ' -N'e' a1''1sf
-sf ronfsr rhouas slnord mate Of barb MHipoks,
AREA f-Iors Der Zsnpbsr Dec. IT, y bb So and
h 3-'1ty Of e2ettsh od Pat and fr.t oHcer uho
Wy -lct had oct the third mate sbort snc. -ho
ed o. MANN ainry ever after illness q day. N. 49,
Gas and sr passase rouni the caphaA % rs bit opee
bait W. ' " A''' 01eef o. ne
spof-n-MsfeA IA 1t ~ lons -ha,hp shown,
a.ss 'sn. sth a vAlts square center
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Inc DOdIu Vi L uULC W Oihb VI Ohio
arranged the table OF tolls upon the Ohio Canals for
1853 The rates p LOCO lbs on Flour, Wheat, Pork,
Salt and Whisky are for each mile four mills and not
to exceed for any ditance 90 This is II cents
and 76.l q DBL on Flour Last year Flour, Wheat,
Pork and Whisky paid six mills = mile, or 50 cents
through toll ut the commencement of the season, but
the rates aeyard reduced to the present ones.
Beef pays mills or 90 cents q 1000 ibs Gypsum,
mills 80 cents Hydraulic Lime, mills or 60 cents
Common Lime > mills Is cents; Fi.h, mills or 60
cents Nails and Glass, mills 60 cents. In other
respects the table Of rstes shows little variation fron
that Of last year.
The Banks of Ohio have made up their re-
turns the Auditor of State the fret Monday in Feb
ruary There are now four clAsses Of Banks in the
State, viz five Of the old chartered Banks with capt.
tai of 81 90. SEQ forty Branches of the State Bank,
with an aggregate capital of "a li6 675 eleven indie
pendent Bankf, capital s754,lso; and thirteen Free
Banks organized under The Free Bank Law Of ISL,
with capital Of s575y70. The followingis an abstract
n ,baf IN, ha
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
CIRCUIT COURT-Before judge MITCHELL.
EdwnId Whits AIT. Hudson River Ins. Co.


Edward White agt Hudson River Ins. Co.
On Policy of Insurance of Saw Mil and
Machinery al Brooklyn already noticed Verdict plain
1h, fz,3S4, being amount with interest.
Joshua ToulinsOn sg William Mulley and James Byrne.
On a pote for s96 80. Mr. Mulley contests payment
abe that be the note in blank 70 Mr. Byne 70
b. delivered 10 Daniel H. Ham liquor dealer the latter
I'll Up in his payee instead OF which ByrDe
6ed up ia his indorsed and passed for t
fDg amount Plaintiff the other hand contends TO be
bone hde owner g. beside watch and chain and extin
gushing cid debt having been given for IT, Verdict for
plaintiff 10 value Of cash. watch and chain being $40 bal
ance of the note 10 be paid by the maker TO Harm.
Franklin 3. Kinney agt Geo Bell John Mcdonnell and
John Doe.
Mr. X bought Of the Dykeman estate 1877 lot the
Bloomnsdae Road, now $50 Broadway On il was small
shahty building such usually put up by what
termed sgustes in the upper part Of the city Ofhis
building Mr. obtained by possession, and let
h IL bad been put up appears in 1916 by defendant
Bell who claims TO have obtand lease for six years of
the lot from that time from Mr. Mckay but e of lat
shown and the lease not recorded although the
law requires all leases three TO be recorded Ia
July 1851 sffber the 9Th lease would have expired
ths house would being then uD0ccupied Mr. Bell
with the other defendants down part Of the building
and about 10 the whole oft when parties
behalf OF plaintiff nterpOsed
The present action Is 10 recover damages amount laid at
$500, for trespass In so iDjurng the building, &c.
In defense 10 IL alleged that Mr. Bell considered having
PUT up the building that IL belonged 10 him. aud that
had night to remove al any time 10 reply II said
that where building merely sits the ground witt out
foupdaon, being attached 10 the freehold the party
cannot do sfterwsrd and tht this building being stu
ated posts driven into the ground did not within
the Iue and also thar he had had valid lease, &C.
Verdict for plaintiff SIS.
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THURSDAY, March "A
ASHEs-A fair demand for both kinds. Pearls are rath
eI better sale: At IS '6tds5 o2 Pois are firm Sales
Of old bills at 81 Is, md new bills At ~ sltdsi 6t
COTTON-Tbe market IL steady. $500 baies have been
FLOUR AND MEAL-There is little change to note in
the va ue Of Western State Flour the demand
90 active the home trade but good for the East and
a. The close more steaSie.. Canadian Is dull and nominal
at a. 62lds4 Is The sales Of Western Canal 400
bbs 81 57sGsf 50 for common 20 rood State ~ 5)0
e. cit for mixed to fancy Mehasn and Indiana and
mon 10 good Ohio Southern Flour IL unchanged and 10
far eemsad for hPgns and the os. tI15s especially .9s
rood straight brands Alexandria, Baltimore, Petersburg
City and Georgetown at the latter price. The better grades
sales OF 100 bbls ne at a. Corn Meal heavy O. for
Pennsylvania, and 81 II for Jersey.
GRAlN-OuT Wheat market 10 stll unsettled. The de-
tnand moderate for export and for milling We hear OF
sale OF 500 bush White Ohio private Rye
rve soon and 9ode2c on the spot Barley Is heavy and
plenty. Sales Of 900 bush good Western Mxed. Oats
in tar demand at GlSe for Western and State, and
4ld46c for Jersey Corn 10 rather hrner the home ds-
nand better and there is less pressing the market
The shipping demand animated Sale. OF IS 900 bush at
5sd56.e for unsoutd New Orleans 3doOc for Southern
Mixed, co. d62.e for Southern White Gle for Jersey
Yellow, and 64d65c. 0f SouthernYellow.
20 IN $. ,l 1 I.ra n . sis s dsu'nd sale.
quiet. Sales Of 50 hhds. st2ld2li.
PRONlSIONS-There Il rather more steedtness in our
Pork market but the demand Is moderate Sales Of 40
bbs at SIS . s5 St for Western Mes and SIS s7s ca
for Prime Beef Is yery firm nd the demand is god
sO IS for Country Mes and SIS for rspscted CHICAGO Beef
Hams dull snd heavy Sales Of IS bbls Wssern
at sis Cut Meats heavy and dull Sales Of 10 bbs
and tcs plain Hams a. y esc and Shoulders at SIC Lard
10 N good supply and heavy Sales OF TOO bb cs AZ
saste and 40 kegs prime al loe Batter and Cheese
firm and in good densnd.
WOOL /. quiet. The nshtness Of the money uaarte,
evidently Affects the market manufacturers get
their bills discounted moderate Domestic Wool
Is held firmly without sales Of any In foreign 100
bales washed BuenOs Ayres sold 7e and 70 bales IN.
washed MestiEo cold a. l60lqc and washed AZ 25dgTe
Pulled Wool Is dull but firm. with httle here.
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SECOND BOARO.
PHu.pE1pgI. SAYS OF srooKs-Taurs.

day March Qi-F B0drd-9O Penn RR 5OA 80 Morn Canal
Q0 do 2QA 400 do 20s 80 Sch Nav Preferred, 3I
Reading RR Az tI2 600 Read nRR g. To- Oh 500 Penn
I4 Sch. Nav, Island RR., 1914
den and Amboy R g. 81 es "a oOO Reading RI Mort
y Rich o2b6 County 60
Second Board50 Beaver Meadow r.. IS 400 Morris Canal.
soll 5000 Read r. c. 10 9lH III U. s. Bsnk, "a so,
600 L. 6s, 81. lla Philadelphia Bank 1874 500 Chester
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rail, were purchased rstes no. les than $500 IN
the sgvrerse below pre- ent prices This road s much
wanted traver.ipg rich and old settled part Of Ohio,
Altogether without facilities of transportation TO mar
ket The extension Of this road from steubenvle 70
Pitfsbursh IL nearly completed
The little Miami Railroad Company's re-
e.iu,s for the week ending l3th March ls53,
we're. 10 10
Week ending 18Th March, 1852 .--......... S,9So 81
Increase nearly ~ 2 cent, or....-....-...-s2s7i "a
There viii be large sale Of Stocks, By 5.
Draper, at the Merchants Exchange tomorrow, at
bali pezs twelve O'Clock Among the Stocks 20 be Of
fered are shares Of the Empire City, East River Shoe
and Leather Citizens Knicker5ocker and Farmers and
Citizens Of Wllsmsburgh Banks and Of the Com
mercial Lorllard Hanover Howard Life, Continental,
and Nasfs1 Of Brooklyn, Insurance Companies.
The Director Of the Mn. has made public
The annexed information:
MINI or TIE UNITED STATES
PHILADELPHIA, Mach p, 1855.
GENTLEsES. In reply yOur eter Of yesterday have
s.ste lin the Directors absencel thai under the
silver coinage law the Mint permitted 20 receive
silver deposit BY individuals for rrcOlqag but mast pur.
chase the silver and recon for the United States 70 be
cold fgT sod 20 applicants
(now daily expectedl unable TO say when shall
commence purchasing silver and 90 what pr1ce This IN
formation ALI Probably be made puohc WITHIN lev d4g
tSisnes) Very respectfully, your ob'i .srv't,
RoBLRT PATTERSON, for the Director
A considerable amount of gold from the
Mint hiss and will be added TO the Bank vaults this
week The Banks will probably be two millions strong
| er than they were last week.
The Chicago Daily Tribune learns that the
Illinois Central Railroad Company have contracted for
the eightng Of A. 900 Of railway iron from New
York to that city during the ensuing summer. The
amount of railroad iron be brought to that city dur
ing this year will amount 10 about y 600 tuns.
The contract for building the Mississippi and
Milwaukee Railroad, from Milton TO Madison. has been
! let to Chamberlain & Co, of Cleveland.
To avoid detention TO the holders of Coupons
Of the Reading Railroad Company due on the lstprox
they are requested leave them at the Office before
the 3lst inst when receipts will be given, and checks
will be ready for delivery the LIST April next in ex
! change for said receipts
The Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balti'
more Railroad Company has made asemi-aanuh divi
! dend of2 p cent, payable on the 1st of April
The Boston Post gives the following state.
ment exhibiting the receipts, expenses, Exclusive OF
interest and income OF the railways OF Massachu
setts from le47 to 1852: