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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-26
Disasters, &c.

BaHx sr.xsovL Knsmsn for New Orleans sns thi.
THURSDAY forenoon, when foyt Iadepnteac, came
siih bra Prre. I'm Geo n c. salem and earned
her ayng hoom ard Squire bead she arward sss
hset % Boston ~ STEAMER Resne TIE Prre had stove
pukheA and ur stanchon- lsrcsrd de earned ss sad
roysmasI she o~ed BY John rsyor
praSG NH~ BEproaD Wed1e~ay, Shr Mary
Ersbeth, bfoe rom her the wharf sad os
bcwspr and received other damage Sehr Jane Lacy,
broke ruu her snd the Ffrhavea Bridge
sans GExsAss of New York Wool cf Havre and RsPPahsn
nock OF CUSHING sr Liverpool both ssrouad the bar
the Pass lth Mt The former having been tesned there ~
dsys, aBd the latter days
Tsox.sros. Feb es-BrG Challenge. Loos from "Pon,aksy
for Thomastoa. timber. Duck Rcck.
Norhex,r nd abt T NJ iTth iast he Cap AMI crrs
immediately aer she and renamed Their
M daylight when they landed Monhesn Harbor On the 10
the od and oNe Monhesn, where she
u and dsmas,ed The Challenge GOOD
SCI old and uninsured The insured Al n
Georges Ofce nd the sht the rhomsston Oe homascn
FHEScs M.,t fArss Of Msr-ene- s.hore
81 Prba Island Nov L. and hsute tota wreck she hal
board cargo OF valued sOo Of ~hh only about $40
worth saved
p,,ts Nd Feh 81 an much "a ned "A Communicating
hist hoard The fret the hus Chsnpoa
Portland Ne loaded with cus ashore OF Chncotessae shoals
and drowned and thereto the hocner Mary
Rch Cart Nnn o. sud for Boston with Navh Stores from
WashrEon NC. Two OF the schooner named Blake
sished aer they landed exhaustion and Tbs
captain mate and another man saved
cd vessel that the beach and NAMED
therein until dying ndoa, when they
.nsey discovered CAPTAIN Lewis Of the wreck schooner
Rnssd them board bis vessel aud extenied
possible re.eL
he Schooner John Fanln ashore near Fenwcks Island
beng got ~ Captain Lewis Of the Rnsgld The above dss
place the voen, which prevailed saturday
nsht lath {. FASSlr, Agent ioS Jpderwr'ers
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To Mariners.

rOhcaL l-co.,r Su,,r Owes Fsb II. 1875
the wesrn Coast q the Ussd state and Believing that 10 advance
Of them statement Of the general results r San Fr'ns C,h
herewith. and authority for ~ publication have
avoided the use OF -enue terms EXCEPT such as are @m to
soru os rus rrss Ar "a, r,.scr,co c.tBoAsrA
All nsusstors, important note the follow
sy applicable the Western and particularly TO san frss
relate Decursntes the tides whh
The day, The necessity for knoshs which IS shown by the
fact that rok having i've feet and haf Of water upon
-,shed
The Rncon Point in san Francesca Bsy.
rails of arse and small tide on he day thai Of two sue
hsh the twenty four hour, much higher tasn
The other and two successive low waters cue much bower than
e difference IN hsbt ofwo biss e,her hsh
low -sisr wares With the moons declnanoo wAsa the deea
nothing the diefence nothing very small When The
dccha,on greatest whether South Or Nor'h the difference
When the moon. decn,ou nearly noNns the interval,
Eh low waters nearly
twelve hours and differ most nom this ~hsu the moons drcnaon
; The M lu,e, the sht OF low
considerable sn those successive ee waters While on the con
tray, the ase- be OF hsh water are more marked
The average sAt, ofvo uecessvshsh
water, foot four 'nd hanshe' and Of two .nce'y. 90
waters I've eci and onr inches The average inference OF her
Oh t and Or the low waters three iest Az
$ The average variations from twelve hour. the interval be
hgh waters three quarters OF an hour ant
between two low hall hour The
ton. of the sane utter when aTihe from the
eqaaor respectively one hour ini three quarters Of an sog
When the moon. denhon "a North, the higher OF tho two
high ohe tour hours, the whh occurs about
hal hours after the ae ned sDu'
and when the moon deuaon south the Which
about hour hat aef the meridian south
inzl
be- Or the following used which sppes when the
the ueIdsn between midnight and IN NJ or %
tween anil n y 2. w.
the South Of the equator aud the 'ou'h,
n0rung the morning hsh will higher 'htn
huh the itsoon the afternoon high will
- hghss
II he North Of the and pace, ID, nsndan
tou'hs the the afternoon hsh N b. the
the 81 vii be the ghsr
OF the twenty our
hours after the highest OF the
difference between the height the hshes, "A
and l0~crt ave sevea ani hall
.nchr- ani he greatest hh.renrei inches
Very respectfully yours.
Signed A. d. BACHE Superintendent
Hon Tau, C9auls Secretary ofthe Treasury.
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Domestic Ports.

ALEXANDRIA FEB EI-sd. .ehr, Mary Enr'slns Rice Boz
bldo-s Kocsai co,sos, Boston. d Haze JseAa-J f0n
APALAcHIcOLA-sd Stout F,b 10 SHIPS Yos'..t ciJ Alea
Bo-ion Csnfou Cara L.crvoo s-s sys0s Hal L.efS',n
Va salen ca sap Joka Daa4p saofs1, ss~ Olstas bnk
J. HItsorh Brow HaysnA; .chr, Puf'1, lBf sHsD. ~
% Rehmond Va AS4ha. s@ss-Bt, Do samuel soisa NJ
.asa, Pssd, PHI sd .hp- vOIs. c Do~ X D. sae'als
Ms-tAs orislas,caJ " cossia.; TRAD, shi Osh.'.
BATH. Feo g3Ar. .ehr h-nS>nec rsfha' ie'aiA'' 80
.IfiNoI,g "a 4-Au sass wn Hsrry Watt. ss~ Or
,e.Ls ca .ebI Mchssn, TsBH-i, ss- fod. a.. -.
~, ii siste Yort Bos,0u CD sp sasssassoa Hss
s-riore tara sopss hos,,, be''Gs s.' -
- cas- Luz, M1os BAssr, Paa4s2aa Col sai'eflsJ
700 Ss- YorL h l. Tsy Can. Psasdsipe.
x-I slI.Yoss n.rssl. Asa Ba.S., West isae.
EDGAKIowS. Feb n-irr 30 DE- Eossr' soaiss ses
p,os B.y st.ss ysrrE 6i LJaA a-sL ss d, Rs
b,s asIso~s .esr, Lacy whi- Bay ...i, LsstSoot
FRANKFORT va. sGAu. Sns sia, H'rdAs. c'fdsoa' Va
Pa "a, ~ I'd. setf raaie. Cssahs,' ss~ lea sd MAJ
- W IN nsfon " nth nsron- Ab-tzE4r2
sd F-s SAG Wa B. rrsn>s Rs. se- f0ss sh bns Lay
aoIsIs's HOLE. Tst- -. x-Ar s,ft LsAo. Ho-...
PsIsS-y.A r Botoa ia NIrs, q rynoGrh B.<y zs,a.
cshs Let AE--sNa v-s.i ltn at g %, % -
cap N.S,hs sure. tsl " Of shd 90 s-~ foSs IAN lat
- 90 - d Sn< s~asa~ ssJ. hou hsssras for Boon
M s1Dsrsnr-1 very sez;A-r Das>.
Ao arr srg Aes Of H.ry-v-a H.-ssl ots
og Porssd Isns,ri Reed ID ast Zoe Dsnarscott sekrs Hes
MIA suBhs~e Phaa5-yea for Bo<oe scSaa~r T.a1>r'
6r b. foa0at. L:Jgba. B4nsc. r FrazIsrt r. DAYS,
sal B.sos i.bsrs cshss, L0rzs ~ cor sa
uors Hua4 KsIT % r PsIsieDs,. L. Ls'sl. d.
~ NeS ict sIszn Bst,r, costas. sso sr b
kr-=-r~e. chr. Hard. Z. seooS. -.
M.a r.nssniJ .chr. aean<rs y d srgs1cr LosSs,
J. Il DAYS. extsrH~ sas Had o L. ssSsn s.Irs h4A
hoBIIE pa Ir-in -ess Ia'asse AaisssSa ss' ooes''
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haIers.

oovns ,be the bars Mes'snte Bird ,tSew
London slt Honolulu fls4 lbs bone nom ships Jcfsrson
2i52do Do NN EnsInd - }i DO do rsnedos l29s 10 d.
Dover g "a Do d. Eec'ra 1883 d. DO, Frspe I'D d.
DO DO Neptune lbfi DO. 30 Sorth Amer
"a Do Charles Carroll 30 DO DO Drom0 q 80 90
CahafBe go, DO do. May sasan, 70 $50 3d. DO Pru
dent i0ss co. do, George 1923 DO do Black Esse 5sD d.
Della $50 DO d.. Coneorda 9f)t g. DO, Nile 0Il' Do
Plyuari. a. ~ DO tO Abe 3bfR d. do, Emerald t2Ss
Levau %. do do Capt hecaior Coopet 0ss d. d.
Ttmsdse y JT 10 do G0ashus HOWhnti 10 - do Do
Florida Do. io Massachusetts, 3lSiO d.. Do Martha w
o. DO DO, South Amerra l0ioO b. 90 Pacific t2iOO
do Warren 2J DO Do Good Return i6,sIj EnterprLa
a. hsOto. 10 fn'erprise.
Johalus 10 bark Dopha- cuis Of Warrea o not sta
ted est.cted 20 te az Zan4. bar 10 January
Anthouy OF brs ToDts % View London 70
gor Island Nov a. with % bb oSoui use ~
RIO - o t febfuary hsace 70 Falkland Island r.
ports .hg SIS with " obs 0, sud bsrA BY
Holt % from Nth whales, having arrived Of
Iowa La nd IN August and had eft bound 5.
cite, fom AT Of stOnngtOn, reports
NIh so bib. 25odo ~n on Reports the
,rr Gsy hed up win freight and would cave Tor stonns'0n
hfe- day. The bee, Barbe o. soa IRON Arctic "a
a. Owybre De. 0i sot stated.
er from NJ Mitchell cooper Of bark Pera Of ssn reports
her 81 Caao Jan g. 9Th 40 IS bfdsh OIL Including OIL sent
home Reports chip Zephyr Gafdnrrh B. hChA0 od not '''
81
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DIED..
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BEsJAnIN-AiP T.. Pea DO T. Fit B-sanAs
. resDecfet c-Irrr. sse3 81
BARSARD.Ou Thzrst.y 9sth i--t Jane VIZ Of Ma d
Barnard. q. 6. Essre.rs ss-d - y--r, snt oou,s-
The farera ~ TAI IRON sss-on Hea-> Casrss-rs
a. OF Saturday. the 9sfh Sass-, a. % 0'eA,ck
81 Se~ OTeans pap-rs pl@A-e copy.
GRkEkH-At Ro1er nhszn. FEB. Is, M Deoorsh Os-ee
Of Berir, Rers-eis-g Co, y \.
GRUFIS-Or ash Pa EEss.th n d. alusAer o joseph
ard Betsey n. 6rsa. ss.S II year, Az4 u days
Her rl Be tnter % Pa-e sea PE1in Ca ior
HULIOr forrh Day nornnE. ~ r1s- Es-ahe;a c. r1or
Of the ate NsfeT HAL. N the I'd y-s' o. herafe -
The b Of the nJ nved n sitepe ser fHnefs 90 ~,
DAY 9Th ocet from her is;e reeac- loot L.s'
sood or Carrses I'll b WAITING II ise corner Of
BO~ery and Grand #; al ! o'cioct
JESNER-Op ofihs 1sk Hst Margaret W. dazzh
Of S0iouoz and NsrEzrei w Je1Der.
fror Market fr-t Day. ire s7iA a; r "
JEFFERs-Ihe friends and relatives Of jams Jes-r AZ -
specially invited asnd hs rers from Ion Church corne. ~
Church and Leonard So MOniy, feo - Al u oeeA N
without further rvr1ton- -
LUTESER-AtBsrerr ZEE IS Of vhOopsaE eoasa. ssrs D.
DAUGHTER n wasrr X. 7 LHt-o-r, ,red year.
hAR1iN-At Railway, v J. FEB "a Aiera oos ara p'su ~
Sarah Ahef nArin, i0r Jeara resisn o. M
Fah Ward Of tbs city = The 9Th year Of her are
The friends and relative. o. the fsnJ are re-Ieeay nve1 y
N. DOT 81 C0urtlsnit st. at II eof
ard returning RAhw4y 81 N CEuAz-s vi be n
Attendance 81 the efpdi the arrival o. the tr,a
RICHNOsD-Ou Th1rsday. Feo. "a. asry, Vie Of '-o'f-
Rrtnord ag-d 81 yesr.
The funeral place sunday serucoa at eoef o1
aanaaftsaTls Feuds q the AJ are re
specially attend
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FRIDAY, Feb. 25-P. NJ.

The Stock market continues heavy, with
large amounts OF the Fances thrown on the market.
The fall has been sufficient to up the margins on
many Intoxicated stocks and thus increased the sup
DIV pressing on the market The parties operating a
rise seem TO have lost heart and do but little TO sustain
the market The quantity of Nicaragua put on the
market was very large-6OOO shsresunder which the
market declined to a. and after the Second Board sold
at 33I The decline was accelerated by statement
that an opinion Of Mr.. George Wood was about to be
published that the Transit Company have no legal
right 10 own the sea steamers composing their line
The sales of Erie also large, 1900 shares and
the market fell of 20 s6a and after the Second Board
still lower Norwich Harlem, Hudson River, Read.
ing &C. were all heavy but the lowest point seems to
be reached for the present The Coal Stocks are with
out important change but the tendency Is downward
Cumberland went 10 s., but recovered 10 oo! Canton
lost the improvement OF yesterday but confidence In
it is strong and when the whole market turns its
friends predict that il will rise more rapidly than the
bulk Of the Fances. Cary is steady a; the decline
Morr. Is dull at about 20i. The inquiry for the prem
ium Railroads is moderate, and quotations show but
little change. Madison declined y cent. The delay
of the annual report has probably had some effect on
the stock but this has been occssoped only by the ao
sence of Mr.. Brough, who has now returned home
In Bonds there were moderate sales only; Fries are
steady Government and State Stocks sold moderate
ly at full prices Bank Stocks are dull.
The Exchange market is dull and heavy
Sterling held at % dle but good bills can be had At
q and best bankers names at 10 p cent II the i'm
preston in some quarters that Sterling will be 9id9
for the next steamer The demand both for SserilnS
and Francs quite moderate the importers not being
in funds to remit largely in consequence OF their large
disbursements for duties. The Exchange market 81
NewOrlesns also has the appearance OF decline ana
good Southern expected TO be Piaced mere - @'
D cept. Francs are 5l5d5l2t.
The market is firm for Freights, but tue
transactions are moderate To Liverpool, 400 CT 3oOo
bbls Flour, cas-. the former in Brush ve'sei
Grain. lOd J. 600 bales Cotton, o32d IT'D; zoO Oo-'
Pork. 3l3 To London go bbls. Flour 10y. 10
Glasgow, 800 bbls Flour 3 ,. To Hamburg 1OJ OAe'
Cotton, lc. 400 bbls spiriis &c. To California ana
Australia the business ia moderate
In the Money market there is less strhgenc!
TO-DAY but the demand Is active, and Y cen, = inc
current rate in call loans although some oil inc
houses are getting some deposits al Y een'' 4.'
banks are still contracting their loans lne supply
OF paper Il rather larger, bu; there Is No enAns
rates within q day or two.
The receipts at the ub-freasury Neie
slsaass; payments. ii4Ol3 balance, s3ooI,'''
The business of the week at the ou''oHi
House has been large-the Dry Goods alone 'esca-As
81 10000 The details are annexed
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, FEBRUARY g. 1853

tsrt Furrrs- n fehrs. Se- Caste ~ y IA v'h eos %
sarks, ke
Bsksra h-Tus- Ol s-sr>pol GIsa cartenss 10 d. "a
sasaf arc 1nla~se- . master
seh WILMA Grvsoy q RoSthnd Psrsard AsksPss ~ a,
VIZ sarr ana nosse-, c p Lsv-riise feb a. lat s. "
ns y - 'oa- sap JoAa ,ai Lazy IN Me- oresas Soasi 10
scar IossSse sziss os.le.,sa IA. -,,A esoa ke 70 L
NcNrcsfy
shr fr.see- ssf'-r DAVIS. s -,s sOtou &C. to
y. L MCCrrsty
sehr Rsvsnue, Hast vrna. Ids s-sserS
sehr. outAw, BIZ iuAy HsEat IL Is wh Ssh 70 Keley
Schr Comp seer- Ws--b a.. ~ r~4..
Scar FlSrds. Kelley. RTCskhsvea Z "a n h.lAs
Schr Harriet Cbsadier Lynch, Ne~ Havea n Aar.,t
Socp Reusal II Green, Bo&4se yrxaa . IA oys.ers.
sAILED-Shp Liverpool K-sruy 6s Lv-rp>n; srr CA,,os
waler or resor chip Ssos Ssas Ezrssy TrAc.
60 bart HenFSetia. Treat. iOg fsrnan5uco
BELOW-i Bark. urkno-a.
WIND-Sunset y. W. szi fresh
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Spoken. &c.

Jan 81 a. oa . w ship sl4s Gsssnmia, fa View ORLEANS
or Liverpool
Tyb la - S. oa y % brs Plsnet Rider I'm saom Tor Cape
tsEerd-.
F-b = at II o. ~ p ba Prong, whsden In Boston for
Feb TO- fat, y 80 "a 70 bark c,nsis Dye In nranra' Zoe
Boston ,of Portland
t3 H. II ~ - brs y GOssn I'm Pensacola oS Doe
OF lof Portsnostb n
Feo IS "a naiaa. Reef Fnne safssas fn. h'tanIas
Tor Warren.
ret To- a. % 49, 90 aar LJ'aS4ef. sOo- Of asd I'm Boston
for C.enfuegos. .
Or
Fsb. % Ia - I5 on "a TO- bs Ja4.s HAAawly Leland fn
YET 2 I3or 49, a, - a. 90 }. o. Be- s,I Ro's't. fH
Chaf e.,on Lv-rpooL
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Rlss,n Hoss,sa. rampeo rsO@,. ed Heard s>,s-,.
Pss,.sA, cSS, Corr s $780,, 49, fr,,s-, A.
Horoola L ire wssasnsca. Com sutn. foa sfx
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SD SAr. ceupSsecs. SesFs, Nevrors
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NORFOLK FeS FAR shr sIy J,.s. Ryse. Ne. re,. !.
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tasc. Aeshsa Ans. Ncssa CD esrs vcsaus. Firret, u
an S6sI Ha,r'r ss r,'s r,rr % ,sd 81 p,rra Ga
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w.S1sa. Rocs ca Sss SsS.Eo,. a,tnm.s. c.rss...
PoRrsMouIs-AIr. ss4, shss oO., yesn.id NNtsl; n G
Boston.
PINMOUrH-Arr Avh srhrs N.ry Aass. GAA. PA iepAA
ss Gibe iron Portland 6s>e~ ret sa ssrAA ueDs.
ah PhilsdephlS
PHIL .DsLPHfA fce. s4-kr sAp Josa Ratieds~ wsnb.s
Liverpool barb Icaa khsm Mhe do cAr. Caatsa.
.os Chsre,for Cid shrS {. Banyoa. khot, Jersey CO
Ahce Move, Elinswood. Pert and
SALEM Feh. Ss-Cd schy. Asauc, Nckersca, Nee rsrt.
SAVANNAH Fss 10 ca 10. J D rseaea Bre~s c,ste...
steamship tiecrgs. Collins, fAiAisspa
HsEssj Gafdner Csrcnss schr Virginia. Asssgtay Nee
SD Robert n Chsrioa Lshtbouros, czra-uss
D satt-ry DAVIS New York
sisi-k1 .chr sssos. Ho.hl. Gasyaas P X CD SIR IA.
dome Brown. s~forA.
rHoaAsroN Fee sBe'cw bs Boston re'rey Tn ssvssA,s
Gs.-deissDej By
wAREHAM reA issh-Ar. schrs Assvsm B.sss NsssysA
slst schr Notus Howard Bsdsvscr Aases hh. Nes>rs
Sid .loop Neptune. RACKET. Ne~ toSt.
MtsCN>sET Feb ss.-Cd ers Nsrs I. wilder, Coss va
IN NC. -shr Romeo. Palmer, do
WILMINGTON. n &. FEB H-Cid achr fssAcs. Lor Be-
ton SD bF Huntress. CcoA News
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TIE posi- oFFIcE ROBBERY.

BROADWAY T. o. New-York Feb. g. 1883
To The Editors Of The ~ y Tribune
GENTLEMEN: | notice iii your paper OF to-day
arepor of the examination of Mr. Peter Cooper in the
matter Of the seizure of circulars at the broadway Post
Office No. 4229 Broadway, the evening Of the Both
Of October last. Inasmuch as Mr. C0Opers communities
ton 10 the Grand Jury some degree reflects upon me-
ask the liberty Of saying, that have never to any
expressed unwillngness 10 make criminal complaint
concerning the transaction referred 10 that have
never prevented either of my clerks from making an
davit In reference 10 the matter by fear of dismissal
INT one Nelson j. Waterbury clandestnely sought
era interviews with j. II. Asten boy of Is years of
age after he had left the Office and insisted upon his
instituting complaint which the lad, notwithstanding
Mr. Waterbury, opportunities, refused to do until he
could see me, considering that was tho proper person
to be consulted that Mr. Waterbury went so far as 70
make designation with the boy, on certain day dur
ing business hours at paint shop In Nassaast, which
engagement being made known 10 me- OF course was
not kept; that Mr. Waterbury called on me subsequent
" at the Broadway Post Office but used such abusive
and impairment language, that my own seltrcspect i'm
PEELED me to request him 10 retire In Short Mr. Coop
letter embodyng statements in regard 10 which be
confessed in his examination that he had no personal
knowledge far IL relates 10 my conduct IN this
matter is entirely and unquahedly untrue result the
less surprising as he gives his authority therefor have
refused TO make complaint bat tits true that have
declined TO allow self 10 be used as the instrument OF
political or private malice. and Y to be regretted that
Mr. Cooper has been Less fortunate rs he Is reputei TO
be wellneaning good natured gentleman. incapable
OF injustice to another except under the influence OF de-
DESIGNING persons, by whom he has innocenty but ln'
cautiously allow red himself 10 be used
Respectfully yours, JAMES G. HARRIorr.
If Mr. Hariott has never promised not to complain,
will he oblgo the public by telling them when he in
tends to prosecute the robbers of his Postocei Why
he so indifferent nop when he was at frat brm full
OF indignation and premontory symptoms OF outraged
vrtuef Does he suppose that the people will trust him
with the transmission OF their letters, when they see
his mails stolen by gang OF burglars from Tamnany
Hail. and what Is st worse, find him either too cow
srdy or lazy something else, to attempt to
bring to justice any of the persons engaged in the ope
ration although the head burga rumphsntly boosted
of the act before thousands Of witnesses the very
night of its performance The case looks very bad
sgans, you Mr. Harriet and is not calculated 10 pro
mote public confidence in your establishment
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SECOND BOARD.

Feb 9s-Fa Csnsl preierre ss $50 che,rr
Mnus Co ~ Penn r. r.. 70 500 Lehsh Mort -. lOj
sbGo Pitt Coupon g. 3D. IOl J!s e. $ Bank 81 100 Norns
Canal n 100 sch NAV preferred 9lS 20 las % 20
sgsc Canal 49, 81 d. s. - 6sA sl0O Resdns X X r.,
20 ga 2s Hsrrisburs X. X, hbls 4GRard Baut liS
Sscosi Board-26O Chester MIN Co, "a $50 Do ~ sl"o
Penn Coapous slfOO Wet Phaiepha, g. u fO sch
Nav Pref 92S 100 10 a9A l3Psnn r. r. 20 hoe5n X r.
74L 1890 City r. g. II iO7 % North BIZ Of ny, ll5
l9 Penn IA 1881 siO) Lehsh 10, es 800 Ions Island
r. r. IsA 100 Morris Canal eO7 slo0 vii X Il, s.. 100
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

rg~ We are informed that there is a revival
Of Religion in the Stropg-place Baptist Church, South
Brooklyn. Meetnes are hsld every evening. The 0rdi
nance OF Christian Baptism will be administered by the
Pastor f. r. l.. Taylor Tomorrow Sabbath evening Ser
vices commence at O'Clock
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PHILADELPHIA M.RKErs-Friday, Feb. %

-BAKx in limited request. sale o. No a. 20 t1a
So. al GOO bb, ..rsh, brands OF FLorR s5as5 III
Phil There il steady demand for city consumption ~
& ~ up 70 Sc RYE FLOUR dan Further saLes Of ="
Ssles Of Psunsylvana Il trae less than - . bol
Thsrr u al Increased demand for WHEAT for ninE bui
there /. y,ry ht;le Offering Sales Of 100 o1snes prr,s
P~pIsylvapa Red n store 81 o. 10 y bushe. No further
s., Of RSE CoRS i. IN rather better demand sales Of
2OCc bushels Yellow st sc OArs are more n21led ater
So. of Pspr.yvsnia AZ &c . bushe CLovERsEEo is
dul and lower Sale Of zoe bushels al IS IS 81 D. Flax
ssEp 10 dull WRIsKY-Ths demand connnaes I'm Jed
sale. Of barrels az Dc, and hh4s 81 Bic
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TEAS-fhe market j. dull TIE catalogue offered 20
day was only Is part sold The Blacks nearly al
withdraw and port on OF the Gr,ers Holders hn
nevertheless. The trade has been well supplied.
FISH is dull 100 quintals Dry COD soid a. % ID.
rng. so ia lots sc for Scaled and SOe. for No l.
HIDES have advanced. The sales since our ast are 80
Rio Grande 81 n At l5ic 80 Bueuos Ayres, y 70, a.
isc 6o4 do 2lt6 ~ lsc, al siI months, aud 100 do
q ~ lsc- leo per cent. 80,
BRANDIES-fhe market stil baoyant snd iuTtnsr
dy,nce . iDryt.be The best brands Of CoznAc now
o. for the VINTAGE, and upward io odef VIZ
tss,. Lazersc q 65GsZ 20.
min. Rio TO-DAY AZ She bat the past three day. there
b.ys her odd COO bazs a. so Ice Java hTm 100 bags
lava. dee, $50 bsg. S. Dominic, sdsic.
MOLAssE> are srtiv-. 100 bbls. New-1reass sod 81 "
a sac 2o hhds Muscovseoes l2s ci 100 had' oAr1s-
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

The LATE MURDER.---The CorOners Jury
in the case of the late murder Of Cahane ShDeen
tinues its Gov Bort has issued prosama
ton offering 500 for the discovery OF the muTderer which
with other offers makes 81 100 reward TO be given to any
one who reveals or discovers the perpetrators
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amount to an issue of about $4,000 Of new stock At
rar pro rata to holders Of stock the books OF the
company, On the I'd February inst The new issue
will be made within sixty days, Of which due notice
vii be given and the amount called in installments As
needed for the increase OF the machinery and ears and
for liquidsting the floating debt
After the adjournment of the Board. the fol-
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Nv telegraph.

BOSTON, Fee. SEA barks Lazy L Ha-. Aas'Tan Ire
mont CAPE Scost Dyer Il las beea ari
h- b,ndy packed Jia p All esi
a o. the Prssan hrs Detrk
Hrd-rbg-s saci Rnheie Nov 10 nr Boston
vuh a cargo Of brandy an1 has 10 tcGht been cst