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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17
INDEPENDENT LINE.-Through Tickets

1T
L for California via Aspinwsn and Panama The new
and splendid steamship UNCLE SAN, 1000 tuns, w A.
Mills Commander viii leave Newly oFk t1r AspinNAl on
Saturday Feb ~ Of L. NJ. precisely nom F.eS No d
North River. The performance Of this steamer GA ncr
frs, Au6 second VOYAGE warrants tie assurance az The
rasscrgers Will reach AspinwG In from 10 DAYS where
- viii connect with the new and splendid steamship
SIERRA NEVADA 2 600 tunS }. d. Wils0n Commando,
which will be readiness al Panama 70 receive ne pSssr
ssTs ne Tncr SNrn and sail Immediately for S,i Fran
cisco Thee steGnsh p both rew and OF the very
frsf class As 10 accommodation speed, and ennAiion
the are uusu psssed bN vessel the route TIE tsb-
will be supplied in tie most liberal manner both fof stn
and Steerase Passengers Every exeTton VIII he made On
the part oil the officers ana OWueE 10 insure safety Speed
ard csmtSrt Passengers win be landed on the wGAi %
ARRIVAL and take Ae Panans Railroad Tor the Pscidc.
good surgeon is zttscb dto each ship ~soe AZ
spply 20 +. MILLS, Agent NO o. suI''A-d.-s'-
PS-A Mailbag WI be msde up - tine orce Del acco71'
ance with tie new law of Congress for tie secoi1u0iaon
OF ehe public.
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Drp Woo0s.
yTHOMAs & EDWARD GILL, Importers

TNHOMAS & EDWARD GILL, Importers
Il and 'ooters Of Fancy Goods
Hosiery Gloves, Laees, EmbroidertsL Liners Threads
Buttons TRIMMINGS. kc.
LOCOMOTIVE NEEDLES.
No. II Dey 81, NevYork,
Have received and ready for the inspection Of their city and
country buyers their impcrations Of Sprint Goods winch
rom The many ADVANTAGES they poss they feel confident
that no other house 10 the city supply the sae quality
OF goods a. their prces, the principal part Of which are
Manufactured expressly for themselves
They particularly call the attention Of merchants TO their
locomotive Needes witch stand znrvsed IN this country
aud for which they have secured the exclusive night boh
here ana in Europe
Persons wishing obtain the ssency for them in any city
OF town where they have made appointment, VIII eve
apply immediately. Auction goods daily. No hotel
drumming.
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COTTAGE FURNITURE WAREHOUSE
ENAMELED COTTAGE CHAMBER
IIrIrpNITI-PF MATHEWS [ STACY No 526

IL n a VI u i u u OOI IAUL NIIhlIDI@Tk
ILFURNITURF-M L STACY, No. 5l5
Broad way Of Spring Opposite St Nicholas Hotel
Prescott and Collamore Houses) offer at whoesle
and retail the extensive and varied assortment OF
FNAMELED FURNITURE to be found IA the United
States oil from original designs including Oriental, Ser
De ntne Open Cottage High Post and other patterns
NJ S, devoting themselves exclusively 10 the mann
cturing department Of this business purchasers
thew can procure Of them well seasoned dura aud ele
cant Furniture prices from s25 10 800 suite
Hair Spring and all otherAlaresses Feather Beds &c,
az the lowest wholesale prices.
n D. No connection with any other firm in the city.
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XIIFT TARLE LINENS. COUNTER,

WET T 3 L Z LINENS, CUUNIEK-
w PANEs and TOILET COVERS from AUCTION
III Doubs Dsnssk Snow Drop Pattern, ditto, yds wide,
So ard 81 I'd worth 10 Dsnask Table Linen, 4 ID
wide ward suitable for dining saloons Brown Table
linen 2 yds wide 2lg a yard large size Snow Drop
Linen Napkins 49, and a. sdoz large size Countsrpanes
g yds) shly ISL piece spendld patterns Toilet Covers
Store. No IS6 Wslktr-st
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WET GOODS! WET GOODS!-The last

chance improve i. OF you will regret il when TOO
late. The closing sale Of Wet Goods which will commence
early this uorning viii be occason Ing 70 Be rennen-
bered by the community. for greater BARGAINS than VIII he
offered his morning before IN this city
that hose having any regard 10 economy or the saving OF
fifty Der cent in Their purchases should not let D OPP
psrttnity pass uhnproved. Thousands have purchased
curing the past week and Thousands intend 10 90 to-day
omit attention ana the best chsioe The stock
of Darotsk Table Linen Danask Napkins Linen Io~enE.
Linen Sheeting Linen Shifting, &c. Lc Also 200 dozen
Lien Hdbh fine, for OF ly H., worth 800 doz hem
stitched neede-worked and corded borders al bait the
usual price 500 Dor chdren's DO. from up Also 100
caes ind bales Cotton Shrns and SheenEs a. ass years
prces Goods cent 10 aay distsDee free OF ChArze.
a COIBY No 4S'Sdav between 9th and loth-sts.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-

Fste Of the County hereby 70 al pr
IN. hsvns ALFRED RIGGS, late q the City Of We"
yo,l dee peseE the vouchers Thereof u the
A. The resdence Of ESTHER RIGGS, No ;Ta Wsshn
Ton street the Of New York before TIE sixth dr
second dsy Of February l-A
ESTHER RIGGS. Adm.ni.trstrit
glar6mTL' HENRY ROMER. Adnnstr.or
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ENAMELED FURNITURE.-WAR
IL WARD, Wholesale Manufacturer OF ENAMELED
FURNITURE, No. la Grand-st- New YoIG.-W. w.
gives his whole attention 10 the manutacS ns and using
the best only offer better goods at the prices
than can be elsewhere. Suites to match from = 70
ESQ er uitecomprsng Dressing Bureau with Glass Bed
stead, Washsfand Conmode, Toilet Table Towelstand,
Nurse-Roeke and four Chairs
No lss Grand Sc, one block east Of Broadway.
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EOR SAN FRANClSCO.-The new and
il splendid clipper ship EMPRESS OF THE SEA will
s about the si March THIS ship has large and beautiful
cabins arranged expressly for the accommodation OF ladies'
and families She expected 20 make the passage IA ninety
dayS s The largest merchant ship afoat and offers oppo
ty to make the passage California by Cape Horn with
unusual comfort and expedition For e sht passage a
NV IN / = OAkkOkD
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-

s,t Of the County Of York hereby 10 s pr
h.vns ADOLPHUs MENkE ste II The CITY 81
New Yok present tie Nth her; efoi 70
Jane Grdey Ia Office, No - Nassau a. N he CITY
Esv YoI on o. bee f-s. day OF Ausus; exhibited New
Yost the 10Th day o. January lN1
DoRoIHi NESkE' Administrator. &
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gate OF the Counfy Iork. hereby svea 70 all
r.en. hsvns cIns sEau.t CHARLES FIELDING late Of ne
CITY II coshmaker deceased 20 present he sam n
vThe, thereof 70 the saberber COsch Tty o. FIELD
ING BROTHERS IN -. tie sdav.. the Ciy o. Nes
Yot the 2hh day March next ,is Daeo VIEW
Yors the sah day Of september, 1854 - . ..
MARGARET YIELDING, AoihNsuNiN
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IN PURSUANCE of An order of the Surro

- L,,n. r, IN. az, n tie estate Of GEORGE STOUT
ie a tie City II Tos dece.'ed peseu The ..ne vi
ere 70 the subscribe Place Of blsHes NO a,
Boaevay CITY Of New Yort before The -cosd eJ Of
Mach ,e.-Dsted New York day se7'emo-r, i-l
. Isu6uTh. JAMES d. STOUT, AdmnEsrsior
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IN PIrRSIrANCF Of an order of the Surro-

ste oth~ ri Srv Tort nie hereby f1n 70 a. PER
ons bsyrs claim. AGAINST MITCHELL, late OF the CITY Of
New Yos dceAed 70 pres-ni TIE ..s -tn ,olss
90 20 lie suLscer h oce No 10 Solta At m TIE CITY
o. New Yort on or seventh day Of May Hert-Ded
:. i,x.rTbs JOHN n gEDFIELD, Executor.
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Ocean bteamere, &f.

A USTRALIA-CLlPPE LlNE.-Ihe a.
~ cliprer CANTON, J Gibbs Commander, will be dis
matched for Melbourne Port Phillip, the 18th Of FEB
ruary She has superior accommodations for .sensers and
taen which ts line has won for Dispatch Is sufficient
guarantee for parties engage by her Apply 81 board
Pier No. IA East River or - WIN. A. DUGAS, No. -
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EnErsvera-( card J.
Al CJMBRFDF Nos Broadway and Metropolitan Hotel
StyITT ACOIlSEII..........N Warren and IS Wal
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IN pI-RSIrANCF of an order ofthe Surrogate

ofthe County II Se~ or ~ - "a hefetJ srhl 70 ~
I,trs lam. az D. HARTIS sILBTR lie q the CITY q Ne-
Yoi seufrnsn dece.sd ps' te ssHe WITH
q ths .uherer Ii f@ssler-e. 20 100 Aen 81 " nc - %
yew Yort OF or before iheth day Of Ap neiDAted S"
iSts 70. T T' WILLIAM sIIBER Administrator.
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IN PURSUANCE of IN order of Jesse c.

srrs E.o srr-ossfs of the Corry knF nooe . hereoy
syen sccn- ds al prison. having es sssnf JohN
CLARK L., AZ he CITY d-c-sd- thst hey are 70
.ht he sue With tie thereof N the sub
seer John Dkefnsn the CITY o. BrookGa on %
before 18Th day Of July nert-Dset Junuary > I'M
WILLIAM CLARK, Adm nis;raor.
jss lsufuIhs JOHS DikENAN,
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A USTRALIA-CLIPPE LINE.-The ship
n AKBAR will sail on l7th inst. Can accommodate a
few more passengers. Apply to WIN I. DUGAN. No IS
Frout-st or ARkILL L ELLIOTT, No les Psarl-st
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MANHATTAN OIL Co. tNssons Psent Sperm Oh. for maesna
and buru.nsl No a. Barclay Il
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Furnsces, yentilstors, RegIsters.
Dhy1D Culver MANUFACTURER and Dealer No 81 Cf
(OMLFs Co Imported Ranges ....-...No l7G 81
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EDWARDS, SANFORD Co.. foreign ......No 10 Wal IL
renev Goods, Pefumery, COMBS &c.
VEAL CARROLL HUTCHINsON (importer-), 6t7 Broadway
WARD PECK Co, llmpodels -........ko 81 MAIDEN @pe
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rmbroideries Lsces ho'iin.
= COCHRAN A. fImporeJs III broadway.
RAhKE A. DOWSER Importer -...--..-No ~ Beaver e.
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Linen Cambria Goods, Umportersl
NOEL PECAR Co tIrsh sud French No ~ Broadway
EEUIIASD, fKEREs a henry. French, No al william It
Linen shoe and Gillins Thread, Barbour .
Male.
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Ltth oCrsphers.
no Wstersi
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lAmpr nd Gas ? - tsres.
t,rTz pROTIITRs a Co lMsuufactsrcTs.) is4 WIlanst
STARR FELLOWS Co., MaugtsotareTs No 81 BsaAmaA 81
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PRINCES Gimps, TassaIs, Buttohs, &c
uFyKER MAiDBOF Manufactures, ~ Deyst
ID d. FOQIE. 100 William
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D,psgists. (Importers.
srpIFFyIIH BROTHERS Co.-.NoS lof and los John .t
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NAYNOLnS DEVOk--....--. 100 :" H' -
Paints, Drugs sRd Psteat hedloises.
m eAuF AIN .'..................-....N Va IT6 Wa,s
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DsgnerreOtypes.
BRADY Noe. 205 and $50 Broadway
- cirREfy .......................So 3i9 Broadway.
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Dry Goods.
npVpSWIY BROS Co. Nos - Para place. and ~ bsresys
SVERy billiard CO.. ...-.--..---No II hnfTsy-st
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sz,e Of the Coru;y Tort, nts hs--eJ sven 70 an
a. Se~Yok Bacur,r. a.oe.sed u P.e-eut ts ss "a
vouchers thereof to The s1ss s.[ At ih VA s.s. d.
9rh day Of February DeIt-s,,,s ~ .sn.,r,,rI
a9IaiI~ouTA
IN PURSUANCE of an order ofthe Surrogate
oh. Corn,y n NJ Yo-t nc-i hereby rvenio al 9ons
b,,rs cam. az 81 HARTIS sILBER, lie q the CITY q Ne-
:, -. .gserT :, L r-iens go 1 Aren ne CITY Of
yev You o. or before ihreth day Of AD niiDA'ed s"
or os IL. snT WILLIAM srBER. Adun'r,'Or
In PURSUANCE of IN order of Jesse c.
Of the cosrty q kns. os . as Gty
sven scccsdns al pon' havns el5a. .,n., yoiN
CURED 70 e1hb, he sme thereof 10 TIE sub
,eer JGh. pteH,n a h, ofs ,.a n ne Sy s
.s,.-em7. T JOIN bisf SsASA Adm H'-'0r'
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-
Of III. County of Ne- fot rce rotT
IT, a. tie CITY II New Yort deceased p,ei the ame VIII
E soS ne CIV ~ New Yo on Or before he -rcoad dJ Of
March neIDsied New rork ne ,r' ay
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-
s,,' s :, me Sea' .s cHARLEs T1fLDIS
City q NevYoT eo.h%ale, Seee,,ed to s s 81 Fpyfp
ING BROTHERS O. - Ssr i1s % , ~, ne pSss Ss.
i.ss i ,Ss MI ' MARGARET FIELDING Admntr,tnt
IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surro-
ofthe County Tort nr~ = hereby F7ea 70 az per
.n hsyns claims agsrst JANE MICHEL sie OF ne Cy o.
New Yos nse dece@.ed the ssn> -t 'olea
s The. the h e No 10 So1th 81 m ne Sy
a. Yort before the seventh day Of May Hert-Daied
=. i,-srIbs JOHN H. REDFIELD. Etecu;or
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-
sie Of County u N Yot notice hereby gwen To a. pr
ALFRED RIGGS late Of the CITY Of We"
Yorl pTeseE; the Sth vouchers uey u he
resdencs Of ESTHER RIGGS No sa Washn
,or Of Newfork, before the sixth dr
lususf nerDated the s~onf sy OF fsbrusy iA
ESTHER Riggs. Adninistrstrir
HENRY ROMER. Administrator
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surro-
ssts County Of New Yoft no hereby gwen 10 :, pr
ADOLPHUs MENkE ste e" The CITY u
New ed 70 present tie With 'oa hers teo 10
jane Grdey ms Office, No - Nassau It, ~ he CITY
SsvYol before the Sc; day OF Ausas neI-Ded New
Yost. the 10Th day Of Janu,ry, lN1 -
-, D9RoTH nr XEykF' Administrators, &
NETWORK SUPREME COURT.-Henry
lNPepe sou- and George scale ssunt
jane D. Daniel Cunningham and jams @ ef>a'
ron co. Relief Com. ser 10 JAMES A. GILBERT f"u
are hereby funnned ld required TO answer the comp @ N ih
acton hei the Office Of 'he CLERK n he County o.
krg. CITY Hal Of Bootyn the 2th DAY Of Janlty
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cold Mining Company.
"a RICHARDS, Secretary AID Transfer Asent for Grass Valley,
Fulton
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"a at ManutaCturers.
JOHN r. FFENY, fashionable Halter No b!G Bowery
India Rubbsr shoes, Boots, clothiRs, SC.
NEWARK iNDIARUBBER MASG. Co.....Eo. % MAIDEN lane
Iron orts-(PlGin and ornsmentsl)
i n W. w CORNELL & Nos 1855 aud lf3 Centre st
Lace Goods aud EmbroiderIes
eFo PFARCE tImporiers) % Broadway
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Defiance sslsmander Safes.
ponypT NJ PATRICK, tGsyofs Patent ......No 70 John st
Draper and Tsilora
,.xrs 10 Gf3 Broadway, corner Blocker a.
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hfPoND HITCHCOCK, rAchy aai tanners Mass Wate-s
,.,,, SPcctScles, (ManufaetUreT.)
EpWs fRANkS adjusted 10 the eye........S0 s. Eowecy
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A & RAMSEY Nc" = peN 81
Plated Wcte, Table Cutlery &c
MlNpIE No Aaidcn lane
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Mahogany and Rosewood.
r. & c. W. HOUGHTON, all Fancy Woods No ~ WAtrrs'
Marbloised IreE aad wood.
FRrUND Ger Centre and fahia m y
sAIAMANDkR MARBLE Commemorate si5 Broadway
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GoldPens Pencils, (MaufaetuIeIso of. }
SMITH TODD Successors Of Bard Brosl No. 0l william
A a RAGLEY Co. lManalacarer l.....No Y Maden lane
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eve. 1t occasoned by the suppression of demo-
cratic association.
The Senate of BELGIUM has voted for the adoption Of
the provisional convention with France.
The Bank Of Consantinope has entirely suspended its
operations. commission of ten members, including
veral European merchants and having Kya Pacha its
President has been named examine the bank
Letters from Tauris of November 10th state that the
cholera then raging violently in PERSIA. The NUM-
Der of deaths every day in Taurs not less than
thousand.
THREE ocLocK-There is quite stir in the money
market here, in consequence of the Bank Of England
having raised the rate Of discount from two twoanda
half per This movement has been occasoned it is
said by the continued unfvorabe state Of the exchanges
and uninterrupted efiux Of bullion the extent Of
91, 200 070. The demand for accommodation has also
considerably Increased OF late, and Il j. ss fur
ther supplies OF gold are about cg cent 20 Russiu
There is also prospect Of large importation Of grain
during the spring All these things united however,
held by the ''peope ON Change to form very nads
quate excuse for the Bank The revenue re-
turns Of the most encouraging nature and the
year has commenced with brilliant mercantile and
mercal prospects The effect Of this rise in the price Of
discount however has been very trifng on the Stock
Exchange. The greatest depression not more than
one-eghth per CENT and prices very quickly rallied
The following the latest prices received this day from
the Stock Exchange:
Three per cent. consos, money, 1901 a100s, div.
do for the opening, 1901 1909 Bills dscountng
by the brokers in Lombard street at to per cent
1t is thought the Bank will be imperative.
The market for all American State stocks this week
has been very active and the best railroad bonds
much inquired for There is especial demand for the
per cent bonds of the Ohio and Indiana Railway
Company, which quoted ut 30 per cent, owing to
these bonds being secured by first and only mortgage,
and convertible into the stock of the company at the op
ton Of tie holder at any time till 1861 Present prices
are thus reported by Messrs. d. Bell Son. 4 Co..:
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Gold continues TO be exported to the Continent espe
cially to Russia well to Australia; but large
supplies are expected daily the dminuon Of the present
large stock is an advantage to the Bank The price Of
silver l. unatered and the demand for it unabaed The
stock market is depressed, owing to that the
Bank Directors foreseeing increase Of speculation
well rs considerable shipments Of specie for grain,
template an early rise in the rate Of discounts Many
people now express opinion that the Bank ongh
to have reduced the below and half per cent
The if made, only be regarded precauon
ary measure; for there not arg inordnate speculaons
going on at present The in grain and iron
are the chief features but they calculated to
cite uncasiness being well founded The dividends
consols, and other Stocks amounting to 677s,eoo viii
be payable Saturdays this and the foreign stock div
dends aud those home joint-stock undertaking. will
make the payable the public for dividends du-
ring the month not less than co 900 600 This will
sby affect the stock market Tie state Of the currency
present me compared with that which existed about
forty years ago. is stngy illustrated by the statements
the circulation Of the various privileged and chartered
banks, just published In 1914 the banks in two
towns in Of the midland counties had an aggregate
circulation Of 100000 The banks in the same towns
have circulation Of E2150 In 1916 the circu-
aton Of the banks in the counties Of Lincolnshire, Lei
cesershre, Nottinghamshre, Derbyshre, Huntingdon
shire, and Northampton E 0ls S09 at present u Is
only foi6S45, nearly 600 less than that Of two
towns in one Of those counties oryonc years ago This
amazing reduction in the paper circulation Of England
would not be difficult TO account for and il would be very
easy to prove that it has been aua to all the best
interests Of the country.
The corn market is percepby advancing, and the con-
nued unsettled weather must lead TO further increase IN
prices. The produce market opened on Tuesday with
The weight Of unmanufactured tobacco upon which
duty paid in 1860 81 652 9os pounds in 1851 y
was 276ll l64 pounds; this last year s52) 2s29oZo
pounds The stock hand the close Of tho three years
in England Scotland, and Ireland was $780, 49,2oo;
1851 47,le9 1852, 36,7 hogshcads. The stocks on
the Continent are very small being estimated at only
800 hogsheads.
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TIVE WEEKLY NATIONAL lSrELLIGES,.Ex

The subscription price Of this paper for year THREE
DoLLARs, payable in advance
For the long Sessions Of Congress, (avera ng eight
months the price win be Two DoLLARs; for the short
Sessions One DOLLAR per copy
reduction Of 20 per cent fifth Of II q full charge
will be made to any one who shall order nd pay for al
one time five copies of the Weekly paper and like
ducton Of rs per cent Tor onefourh of The full charge
to any one who will order and pay for, at time
more copies.
No being kept for this papef it will not be for
warded any unless paid for in Jvance sent any
longer than the time for which it is 80 paid.
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wRoucmr IRoS, manufactured directly from the ore
with mineral COAL without reducing it first to pig iron,
and thence by pudding into wrought ron is being
made in Newark, IN. J) by company acting under
patent received by r ReBton the discoverer. The iron
said to be produced by this process for 800 less per
tom and sells or so than the puddled charcoal
iron The yat.onae Of the invention is that the iron is
deoxiyzed by heating mixture Of the puverzed ore and
coal in close tubes scha by the combustion of the coal
the oxygen is absorbed from the and passed OF in
rform state The rcsiduum taken from tho rubes and
worked into balls weighing about 100 pounds each.
These taken the trip hammer by which they are
reduced to blooms Two tons Of the iron now made
day. and requires about two tons Of ore and one ton
and half Of coal to produce ton of the wrought iron
The ore or iron undergo successive exposures to
the bre before II can be reduced 10 wrought iron.
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The cotton market is firm, but without any quotable
change The stock hand at Liverpool at the close OF
1850, 1851, and 1852, is thus stated:
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-01-29

There is in the list for 1852 we have taken
the partcuarsyer carefully from the table and make
the aggregate have stated it but the entire stock
is stated in the table to be only 557, $50 bales.
Railway and mining shares contAue in good demand
The Rseay 1y estimates the gx9ss trnic receipts for
the whole kingdom since the hrzt Of July ms follows
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-01-29

1851. 1852. Increase. Dccr'se.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-12-31

H. Gro,"':. Dee. il. ty Rev L. +. ,;,-,,!v IN. Nr
Ira W"lr',.o 'iroio'. and Ms N.ry Jane ray,or.
of Eyr-c.ir.
A.. lay ,hc ~nnr. on the c',h ulr. Mr. larn,.-
Brown. of !;y"-,," and Nj Cai-;iua N'r.i-"i. "t
Gr''"n.
In il'',-'orou-' \, II. Mr.. John {. Br-.-~. ,.,.-
-..r''r .n The C",ui~rtcut ami r4>,umr,r Rivers
Railroad. anl Nj Iurv il. Chase.
In New Bedford, Mas, Nov. H. 10y Rev. NJ Girtl-
s'"'d. vi. IprU~ II. morrill,. formerly oi par,illc
:.ni vi Susan /. Saith. Of New Bedford
l. Sheffield, D.. !,.,y Ter Moses Cheney. ii
W.'..l .. ij:2 %. >'.,I;"''. nd Ms Sarah Al
Full.r 81 Glover.
l. i.ynd'n. Dee. Is, 10y Rev. ). " Eam;-,pr. NJ
N ire" :lo!' nl Iynot.. ;'..d N.~> II,r;,h NJ r.
~. "i NIyr.ncA.
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t'clltI1J.

In lr..~hUr@h. Dec. l.. nant:i daughter OF 10
~,i'hr and Lucinda Brooks. aged /" wears
n la~t Har,!w;rk. Nov, 50. after IN illness Of IL
rrar> Sally ", VIE q So. Griffin ae-e 30 Wears
ami II day.
in Cal",. Nov. L. Mr. Mary Holmes. daughter Of
p.H- >rutcr. formerly "l parvillr. aged - YEAR
In 'A'-c;'. Dec. u. Mrs. rhcLr Rolf. rclct OIL
iat" ''',l. |cniamin Roll, aerl ahou; Is yc:'r-.
Ia Bradford. Dec. Ii. Mr. Annartr" Underwood.
widow I'll Tie lac John ln,crwood a-ci II year
~ Nrwh.gy, Dee 20. of consumption. Robert J.
FLANDERS. a-,,.d -"