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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02
To Mariners.

sh vessel psted color With Iysf black letter. on
each ha Teen th DAY uoored 0h Beunf-s
ught two plaza wte hrht'. ,y .e, the
Other ttry the hsh-r ight wlrd ie. u
thirteen h'hous water he mt OF oopns compass.
bearrgs.
Port Judrh Iisht w Nv
benFer Iah Isht housc NV
The slt his ve-l will lighted from
he'd AMI her inc bel wi ~ tld wetthe
SIMON FRASER BLUNT Lieut. q = n
ln'pe'0r oi Lglts, a., Talrd Dls;rci.
Srsror, II. ! Tet D. Is3
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E,nanridi.

TREisURY DEPARTMEyT, RALEIGH, N. C., Jan. Is 1883.
NORTH CAROLINA SIX PER CENT.
~ STATE BONDS-Seaed proposals will be received
in the City Of New York until 10 o'clock A. ~ OF the 3lst
o; March next for the purchase Of
100000
Of Bonds Issued BY the STATE Of NORTH CAROLINA
These Bonds will bear date the FIRST OF JANUARY,
lass and viii run THIRTY YEARS. They will have
Coupons attached, and the Interest at SIX PER CENT
PER ANNUM, will be payable the 6rss days Of July
md January OF each year.
Both interest and principal viii be payable st tbs BANK
OF THE REPUBLIC, in the City Of New-York, unless
the purchaser may prefer 70 have them made payable the
Treasury Of North Carolina
They are issued under the authority Of the LeEs ature
Of North Carolina for the construction Of the NORTH
CARoLILA RAILROAD aud in addition TO the faith OF
the State a. the Stock held by the STATE in the said Rail.
road and the Dividends from said Stock ara expressly
pledged for their redemption.
THESE BONDS ARE, BY EXPRESS ENACTMENT.
EXEMPTED FROM TAXATION
Parties bidding will pease address their letters In
dored SEALED Proposals for North Ca-oina State Bondo
the undersigned in NewYork directed TO the care Of
Me.sn. BROWN DE- RoSSET. No. 1870 Front-s., ~ Y.
TEE BIDS WILL BE OPENED in the Bank Of the
Republic Al O'Clock p NJ. on the 3lsi day Of MARCH
NEXT, in the presence Of G. Lamar ESQ., PRECEDENT Of
the said Bank and J. P Brown and David Freeman E.o,
Bidders may also be present.
Successful bidders win be required a. soon a. Informed n
the acceptance Of their bids deposit B.ak the amount
Of their bids, with the accrued interest from the LIST ms, 70
the credit Of TIE Treasurer Of the State OF North Caon.
Ths Deposit may be made either in the BANK OF THE
REPUBLIC, Sew-York, IN the BANK OF THE STATE
OF NORTH CAROLINA, or IN the BANK OF CAPE
FEAR, Ra>igh, North Carolina d. w COIyRTs
Public Treszurer OF ne State Of North C.,oli,,
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earn ~.,v.r Gaia brr Ret Roy Ahses' d. i'A 'SN
INTO Bsy 18Th schr s.sehei,sr ST Pos :,
:. a.Tf, 30 ls-sssm-bp CAaada a.,n- IN nt
- =. ,.-,,f and ID Gay BIG Wy ~ w.
sycrt chr. Fpe DAy. d. lsn nss s -. s',s c;rsn
CsIsh .chr Isort, cufrJ o. 'o' '-'' 49,
g. NYoh. = . -. ,-...s Or Parrmo.
sRs-4s V.h la-Rart ElEza Bars y" n,l
-. Asvanc- Kns ior Derr,sra p 80 = -
S-'ru-k. Itas1s. Arsdorl, sH-ia, iof "a '-'
Dsrr. ron Bo-toa, arc. reps
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Nv Telerrnnh,

BOSTON March Arr blrts -ubun, Liverpool (sav. Fec
shp Sarah Loull. fm Liverpool f1r y Not
Hous'fn H.s brig Bremen, Antwerp Tom' Conor Nituzas
Tcrcre Savannah shls Waich Jkouye, May Bseman
Philadelphia rlrk soc.hsruer Nss orleans
Craed-Shp ~ ginE FApasro. brig Gbfa'tar, schr.
!. q and n Ffees. New Yort.
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Arrived,

: ma steamship Huzholif Isp.. n, H. -.
re 20 - 80, 49, .sS passeuse-s. n Lvinsssos
sfAa'sof anas4, Lei-os. sav4nnsh eOh,,-. =. 49,,
fs- 81 ~ - 81 Y, on - q W p..-es - : l. 80.
Sesins eae sssa 10 ~sHe eaN Fe6 srA Jpn "a s,~-
ssnsls " a. sfosIask FonAN AA@- - eaehansed
ma seAfanf 6sorsa Porter In. Asrsa~aH Fes 70 ~
rols Gust ana 70 n O Roberta "a - IN
rAssee ss An esh sound TO ne Nos~Hrd .h0w -A- 49,
e,'st ue he5d saS' sss .sse Kate Hs.ts
.ierrsa Srvl- eoA ut Ssth-.fd an3 Westward N H.
sle eFs Daa he l. bogat SavGn1ah z7;A ult So. -.
ssaaa g he Woodward Aosiss ssAl red wh- ssa "a =
penaculaf srrF~s - -
T. rs steamship MAron. B-yry. IN CAri~s,on % spo.rs
nern Se Cane over he Bar SATURDAY p Has S-~- ae
tsned ~ os sssSAe the Rook sace o'c'oct A. NJ
sssHaAs AssEI Dr. SrSss' Hasu 81 o., vi 81 All 81
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TIVE HOME INSURANCE COMPANY of

YNHE HOME INSURANCE COMPANY of
Il the CITY of NEW YORK.
CASH CAPITAL 100000.
Under the presidency of SIMEON l.. LOOMS late Of
the Etna Co, of Hartford Conn.
This Company will bo prepared at the expiration of the
necessary legal notice TO insure against loss damage BY
Fire in this City and throug hout the country Ao to TAX
risss of Inland Navigation favorable terms
DIRECTORS;
Simeon l.. LOOMS,
Jasper Corning, firm Of Corning & Co.
Theodore McNsmee firm OF Bowen McNamee.
Richard Bgelow, firm OF Doane, King Co.
Wslliam h. Mellen, firm Of Claden, MeIen Co.
Geo Bliss, firm of Geo: Bliss a Go.
Amos r Emo firm of Emo, Mahony Co.
Oliver v: Wood, finn Of Willard Wood.
Levi Z. Stone, firm Of Stone n starr.
Henry O. Ely, firm Of Ely, Clapp 4 Bowen.
James Low, firm Of Jas. Low Co,
Charles Is Hatch, firm Of G. Il. Hatch Co.
John Is. Hutchinson, firm OF J G. Howe Il Co.
William q. Lambert, firm OF A. A. Lawrence Il Co.
Charles A. Buhley, firm Of Buckley Co.
Lewis Aerbury, Jr., firm Of Lewis Atterbury, Jr Go.
Lew Morton firm of J. NJ. Bsebe, Morgan Go.
Amos Dwight firm Of Trowbnd Dwight To.
John u Nelson hfm OF Nelson u Co.
Charles Baldwin firm of Baldwin, Starr Co.
George D. Morgan, firm of z. d Morgan Co.
Lueius ID. Conan
Thoms. Messenger, firm of II. 4 Ii. Messenger.
David SandtOrd.
Cephas II. Norton, firm Of Norton, Butler HOyt
Charles Ely
Bucklana W. Bull, firm OF Haskell Merrick Bull
Alfred 5. Barnes firm Of A. Barnes & Co.
Roe Lockwood, frrn Of r. Lockwood 4 Son
Lucius Hopkins, hrm OF Hopkins, Allen Co.
James A. Dwight. firm of Brown, Palmer l. Dwight
Isaac H. Frethin gham firm Of Frotnsham, Newell 70.
John II. swift, hrrn OF Swift, HuriDoIt Il Co.
Ward A. Work firm Of Work Drake.
Nathan H. Stockwel, firm Of Gibson, Stoekwen X Co.
William +. Hooker Cashier Continental Bank
Danforh Barney firm OF Weis, Fargo Il 70.
George PeaIce, firm Of George Pesrce Co.
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Receipts of Produce. MARCH /.

~ the Ne York aud Erie Rd'roIS-l $50 sides Leather,
IS bbls Provisions 40 DO Flour and 62 Dressed Hogs
~ Nei York and Ne HGrea Raiyodd-ls sdes Leather,
q Ibis Whisky and ~ boxes Cheese.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRE.. MarA 1.


Sh7~-fonoa Ha66Ard. Lon3oo. Gruael. Nsnur-
tsse.Fs Ham NpeT, HAntaFg >cAESs RaCbsa Alexander
ySassSe, Ne~ dreams, }. }. BAkcg Co
Absfts Her uc (Dahsh AplnAa Havana Reck kuhaAa
Boa Hoe, =. 1houAs. Beck a ka1harSt
nxs-A h Was. NArshsn W iuston, n c. IA Gilmore;
Sa,ss ieaneSoh G0Ss S;arses. clsauAn Ca Ada WEI
sot hSAias, " hse~r sAt & ca
Schoonrrs-W. r. Fei,,S Rsryo4. N..ks R-,E. p....
aan osscd, Ses Bedford. master. Far SaAlsksr
- - Ma 81 Lord Nh n NteAegi RohA.zs Jaek-oa-
n.c,.S~ henieri y v >na;h, >naia, e~;on.
pho 20 OonYsoase. S,epAeas Wlaasioz jams Hal ;
iNsA-'11As' DSAsy, NoesAs, \. u. Hsribat Co.
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dividend NOTICE.-The semi.anpual in.

dividend NOTICE.-The semi annual in.
~ falling due ia this city the first day of March
next the following named Securities will be paid on
and after that date at the Office of the undersigned pro
seDtaton Of the proper coupons, viz:
THE CONVICTION and LEXINGTON RAILROAD
COMPANY BONDS guaranteed by the city OF Coviugton
8 per cents
THE CONVICTION and LEXINGTON RAILROAD
COMPANY MORTGAGE BONDS per cents
THE BONDS OF DELAWARE COUNTY, Ohio, is
ued TO the Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad
Compnny, per cents
THE CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS and CINCINNATI
RAILROAD COMPANY INCOME BONDS, 7 per cent.
WINSLOW, LANIER II Co No 81 Wallst
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ENGINEERS OFFICE, TaoY UNION RAIlRoAo,}

r.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- this office until March g. 1885, at Y o'clock noon, for
tie erection Of Passenger 400 feet length, by
10 more in width for the Troy Union Railroad in the
City Of Troy.
The drawings plans contracts and specifications show
ing the Of performing the work. viii be ready for
examination. this Office and after Thursday FOB p
1885, and the Chefor Assistant Engineer viii be IN attend
20 give such information and mako such explanations
as may b. necessary in regard 10 that work
Blank proposals will be furnished application 1t the
Engineers Office, and ell proposals must conform 20 the
requirements of this notice and the forms given in the blank
proposals.
Prouosas must BE- written out distinctly signed with the
full OF all the parties, iEclOsed sealed enyelOp
and addressed 90 Directors of the Troy Union Railroad"
and Ddored Proposals for Passenger House." and delv
cred personally ortonsrded by mail before the day
first mentioned.
Contractors may propose for the whole Of said Passenger
House for sucn parts thereof they may desire
Directors the night 10 accept reject any partial
or total bids they may deem best for the interests OF the
Company
The written assent responsible persons to become
suretes for the faithful performance of the contract and
guaranteeing that the persons proposing shall enter into
such confrsct upon the terms offered the
tractors shall have been notified that their ors have been
accepted.
II tie ability Of the persons proposing 20 execute the
work. the responsibility OF the arantOTs ureties
known 10 the Directors Chief Engineer testimonials
will be required from persons who known 10 and APP
proved BY the Directors
Proposals must be for q certain price, and
proposition which thus definite and certain. will bo
received or acted than proposition
shall be made b. Will be received from person
for the and contracts shall DO assigned
without the consent othe Directors and Chief Engineer
Contractors Will be required 10 their pers ua atten
ton TO the work, and no sub contracts wi be allowed
r. ERENCH, Chief Engineer.
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nE csrud Ye-.,rs.y 10 niles Il sanity Hosh, 'pahs srs
T"ny g. iron sys'y .o' ~. 10 Tor n,,.er
Isybr Il Poriand soa Se~ Orein- aoa ~ w
,r.-.-,ss ~, F,e'rruu 70 .t overheard deek lad,
eofsnr of % btls rolas.ss sad no eEvy eesr 20 -
and P bah vee. li oeOre reported sI7er
Br. Fs,sy Do bon IyGse c q. VIII coal canA-1
ses A5ee ATp ess,e wl-nreay d., WI uaTal ''o'es
81 s.sr i1r1H.r w,.trr.5n c d. .;h uavi s,ores
sen r n Fss1 s-ir S~vb-r4 d. -s aa'ai ''ors' 70
sesr Hs.na Harta. Sersa g. WITH ns7 ';rs' u DOaaF
go c xsst x-a1. ye~tern -fs n.vAl ';ores TO
80 l. Hea,sr P.--7 ye~s-ra T., I'D % -asr
-reei Of he .,sr Jo-' Fr-1llr l.h9-ee PsesIiazA
seh- ISura n Sienna ~ B~iord 4, zA o' e. to
g. sTe- c5aa xezas Port a. Prince d, -,A HAYWOOD
"a T. { r. Ess.a-gsr.
bFIow-Brs Bro;aer DR. Bella, IN Md., -rA mds- ,o
sArIED-s,sa.p crsosr. cy Barter FOR Hsrnnn and SsT
w1yD-sunrse z. Sunset =. y Z. r..h rsn
CTpsr .hp Tyl,s Fh st Flncco m EevTok. crossed
~. 81, az o. Tss cos3 va ssu ~ si s-
T 5etaed hire days al tie heit' WITH lsss
v,.'Il. sol5-Bas "Au.bnsq 80 tas' sronsiaI % wa
nI5fi1s G p, .-'S slI -. y !" q = - i sr
Eee Yos, uad~- The Command q Der for"r master ca7n
l. has purchased By Nsw York house or he Alstln
under The eoraasud Of Cast Bowen she na1st ne
ap chr. Ntrhe1 fEanfprt- sod the I7A MI
company q EeV Bedford lor sll ooo
Pm HrERcrsr
Ivspo0 Feh a. ulhp shaunon IN Boton
F~h shps Haref Augusta, Trott, View ~ Forest
Kr Arer d1 r. Duke Gor'd, sav1unlh Set iih, sh9s
Constellation Allen, View Tork sherdsn, Porter Do Astrlh
Tdvards d.. ~. do Tsscarora, surrey, Phlsdepaa
Evra Owens Tor orleans.
or Grvesend Feb H. ship lnvncbie, Joha'on, NeE
York
Havre FEB a. the roads Jr1ss Erstns Charleston. 18Th
arr. lard, Johnop, Richmond
SEIZED Feb Ace Tareton. Sou'h Rochelle; l9h, Frances
sn IN p ner. d. lNh, lease Bel. John-ion New York
port Ftt a. SEA Dock Porter f NeV faki 81. Lou' Fl
lan.tev Orlando white do. Mgsoo1grs. Ke 30 Per
pTeu Emperor Ham or Nes orleans. Jocph Hss
Adam dHE denaion unknown lns Rcharta0n. Do Do Itn
sp.af Spar 20 d. Tdvns B-uueh'on. 30 DO sn1rin Ain-
d.; RADIUS. Murray d. do Afhe1s Robertson, DO do
Gcbe. Baker 30 Do finland Johnson 90 io.
Rordfaur Feb N. Lurts Blss, liver. View Oresne
Maf-eIles Feb g I'D Monfrr,l hervie, Ses f1FE
W Roctee FEB. icp1ro-ne Dgr lor Ner Eors
oerde Gro1dr do Gustave. Douce dl, Zonves Nls
I'D F ia Jue Larue Leboucher Boston Cent nat Iro
81 rom Grayeead 18th alt Liverpool s- savannah Eila
norrfn. Tor Batavia
SO IA Plymouth fh nit, V rart, To- NeE York
SO n GreeroCk ~ Tlf.. Ohm, 'ps New loft.
IeerTooi Feb 1.-The Hsrrrf Augusta from NeE Ore1ns
sp1rr aes the t YESTERDAY and h seven ot Of El'er hsr
/ bod
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PATTERSON GAS LIGHT Co.-Notice il
Il hereby gwen, that the Annual Eeson Of Director,
Of the Paterson Gas Light Company WILL be hsld AZ tSe
Oee OF tie Company Jsrsey-st the City OF Pste-
son On MONDAY the li;h day Of March inst The DOLL
Will be open AZ 10 o'clock ard cose .. II o'clock A. 81
BY order Of the Directors. JOHN DREW Sew
Paterson. March 1858.
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Passengers Arrived.
MINIATURES ALMANAC.

~ fle sfsssssh,s Mtrs -sra Hsaarsr. Ceyie M N Moo
sey Barry Mr.. Mr. sAeredoo MISE kso~ss NJ sssa
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CANT NICHOLAS BANK-This Bank will

CANT NICHOLAS BANK.-This Bank will
~ commence business at No. Wsli-st, on TUESDAY
neS the 9Th inst Discount days Mondays ard Thursdays
Uncunent Money received deposit at the lowest rates
DIRECTORS.
Edward J. Mallett, Joseph w. Corlies
ID. Henry haght, VIM. ID. Thompson,
James d. Oliver Ernest Cazet
Jonas 6 Dudley, Rodman O Moulton,
Cephas II Norton Stephen Waterman
Andrew ComstOck, John Lee Smith,
Isaac ii. rockingham, Henry Bsylis
George L. Willard.
EDWD J. MALLETT, President
JOS. w C0RLIES, yice-President.
X. 5. OAKLEY, Cashier.
New-York, Feb g. 1853.
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nISiATVRs ALNASAc......rH DAT.
sus-Rlsss y Sets.....5 - NSSs-Rsss.....2
sszy HoOii Ss Gov. ls,and-Is >hn Heh Cats. ssn
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AllEeBAvy MSise COMPANY Of Maryland,
Office No. 81 BesysE-st, NsN-foTS
AT A MEETING of the Stockholders Ofthis
n Company the following gentlemen chosen As D.
y,ciors for the ebsuing year -
ARTHUR LEARf, sANL GILMAN.
JAMES HENRY, ChAS. A SECOR, ard
w r. FOWLE of Alexandra,
and at subsequent meeting OF the Directors, ARTHUR
LEARY ESQ. was unanimously elected President
The above COMPANY have now 70 announce that they
have perfected their arrangements for the mining AMI trans
portsfion of their Cumberland Coal on sale mneh more
extensive than for wears past Consumers may, Therefore
rfv moon hrr orders being promptly executed The quail
;,v the Coal = now well established. ard the Company
guarantee it eqsal 70 any from the Cumberland reg'n
The Corparv will always procure vessels for their Gus
toners II loyvf e RATES without charge. Their Ageu are
Nessrs Fowle Co al Alexandria, j.. w Osborn, Esq AZ
Bamore and E A. Qnintsrd the office Of he Conpsny
b. Z. STRONG. Sec'y.
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Insnranre Companies.
DEPUBLIc FIRE INSURANCE Con-.

REPUBLIC TIhE INSURANCE CO.-Iu-
La surance Buildings, OF Wall and William ~ !
Offices Nos. 10 aud L !, ground door.
This Company, having their Capital Of $4,000 paid in,
in cash. and securely invested prepared 10 snt
loss and damage by tire on favorable terms
The charter this Company provides that after paying
interest the stockholders the OF per cent per
num- louT.6hhs OF the remaining profits 10 be- divided
the assured in scnp, bearing interest which SCRIP
be redeemabe in cash whenever the accumulated profits
and capital shall amount 70 sl0'0O00
Jos Gaillard. Jr, John A. Stephens y. =. Rowland,
Jas NJ Waterbury, James Warren, Stephen Whitney
George Curtis. Arthur Ltary, Dan. Il. Fearing
George T. Adee, M. W. Hamilton, VIM. III. Russell,
d. 5. Kennedy, Denning Duer, Aug. G. Downing,
John J. AstoT, Jr, John Steward Jr, @. b. Lamar,
Fred A. Delano, Robert b MntuTn Wm. H. Aspinwal
James c. Bet, Reuben Wlthers VIM. H. Duncan,
Dan DRAKE Smith, Edward G. Center. Chas II. Russell,
Fred. @ Foster Josiah Cakes, Isaac Townsend,
Peleg Hall, RG3ert ; Hone,
ROBERT 3. HONE, President.
DUNCAN I. CURRY, Sc cretary
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Drp Uoo6s.

INDIAN RUBBER GLOVES, MITTS, &c
for Gardening Houe-elesning Driving, any out Of
door work that soils tie hands They made Of all
lengths, to protect the and wrists from exposure and
BY their use tie hands bleaehed perfectly white
LADIES' RUBBER MITTs may be worn while sewing
OF sleeping For sale It BERRIAES No. sol Broadway
hdIGhCOCk LEADBEATER, No. 81 Broadway
bbOiD Co. No; 20 East Broadway, and By eli Rubber
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New Spriug Goods
I WILSON X Co, Importers and JOB.
lie bersof
DRY GOODS.
No. y Courtandist. (opTosite the National sna w.s,
Hotels and Nos II snd 10 Dey-st have made i,rse A.,
tons 10 thelr usual stock, so prepared s, a.
the - rng lraGe, much more varied Asaog.asnt 49,
heretofore OF every descr OF Foreign aAd Dou,f.
Fsbrc ADAPTED 60 every section OF the United Ss. a.
Careda WI be wing BY packet Ane seams,
all the new styles of Goods ha appear and the cock wi
Include at su rues srge sud 81 ect asortulents OF
Cloths Cashiers ard Aes;i0gs.
Il loI's Gods, ard Trimmings
White Goods. and Hosiery
Dns Goods, OF the ncwes; and choicest s'yes
Nenkec NotorE
Domest "a "a; the lowest cash prces)
Hcye Swansdown Sewins Cottoa.' &C.. &c.
invite the attention Of lie Closest buyers E cash. sx
months. ard short credit.
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& EDWARD GILL, Importer.

l. and iobbers of Fancy Goods.
Hosiery, Gloves Lsces, Embrodenes Linens Thr, slS
Buttons, TIimminss, SC.
LOCOMOTIVE NEEDLES.
No "a Dey st., New.Yert
Hsve received ni ready for the inspection Of their city end
try buyers their up r'atons OF Spnns Goois which,
from the many advantages t,y posse they feel eOnden.
that onel house IN the city supply the quality
of goods az their prces The principal part VI which ara
manu- iactured expressly for n sInseyes
They particularly cal the Of merchants TO he
Locomotive Needles wch stand gnriyaed in this country
aud Tor which they have secured the exclusive night both
here Rno in Europe.
Persons wishing to obtain the sgency for them sny city
or town where they have made appointment will pssss
apply Immediately. Auction goods daily. No hotel
drumming.
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FASHIONABLE HATS.-Elegant rre W.,
80. 90 =, ' sa "a W BROWN,
No. lie Csnalst one door from sullivan
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..,ser Of the City Banks will probably join IN the
system
large Increase the same month last year az wei
~ over the came month in 1851. The amount thrown
mon the market Ia one hundred cent larger than in
Feb. 1889. The figures are AZ follows:
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Total. 8i2 g75 sl291 sal @,72L9ji
The exports OF produce, &c, show remarkable
uniformity, but ofspecie they show large decline
The California steamer is at hand with two
and half millions Of gold which with the amount re-
oeted By the United States and the amount coming by
abe ear Of the West will give three millions at this
port for the half month This il larger than was an
neipaied and will after few days give some relief to
the money market.
The Little Miami Railroad COmpany's re-
esipis for the week ending February o. 1913,
were w. -
k.eeipts for week ending Feb % 1852 ... 6.JS4 Go
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Gopartnersbip.

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE have
~ Tbi, Day admitted EDWARD ID. JONES snd Ao'
GUSTUS WATERMAN as Partners in our hogse' r.
Eew-York, Feb. 9, 1858. CYRUS w. fiLhD W
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Goal.
Clothing, &r.

DRAKE, FASHIONABLE HATTER, NO.
~ Bowery will introduce the Spring style OF osH''~
meas Hats Saturday February II lso.
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cash FANCY DRY GOODS HOUSE.
~ JAMES McCREERY 4 60,
lurorieTs and Jobhcrs
No u WilhAm-st. New.Yo
Have now in store large and wei selected Stok con :
ing IN psyt Of
ShANLS and DRESS RIBBONS and MILNE.
GOODS, RN Articles
lACES aud ENBROIDER- SILK GOODS
IFS. HOSIERY, GLOVES, NC.
WHITE GOODS,
To which viii be daily added cheap ard desirable Goods
from Auction Merchants generally are invited exasine
stock and compare prices with those OF other houses u
the tIsde
JAMES MoCREEBY, Co, No. 70 Williams.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02

Thrown on the market. .sz6si7si s2i3si5 s5i.3i5j.
wareboused. .......... 2S52,lS6 2,24 O7 Lb>lSi5
This statement shows an increase 10 imports thrown
On the market Of over millions Of dollars az com
pared with 1e52, and FIVE millions compared with
1851. In the amount warshoused there has been a
large decrease the activity Of business has taken up
nearly all the nports. The aggregate exports have
been:
The Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.T. [i.e. N.M.]) 1851-1854, 1853-05-21
[BY AUTHORITY
Public Acts of the Thirty Second Congress
.... OF THE
UNITED STATES.
l85l-52.

CHAP. civilian Act making Appro-
priations for the Civil and Diploma
tic Expenses Of the Government for
the Year ending the thirtieth of June,
eighteen hundred and fifty three, and
for other purposes.
For salary and outfit of a commission
or to reside in China, including the addi-
tional compensation under the act to car
ry into effect certain provisions in the
treaties between the United States and
the Ottoman Porte, eighteen thousand
dollars.
For salary of the interpreter and sec
retary to said mission, two thousand five
hundred dollars.
For compensation to the consuls at the
consuls at the five ports in China, viz
Kwang Chow, Annoy, Fuchow, Ning-po,
and Shanghai, five thousand dollars.
For salary Of the consul. general at AL
exandria, three thousand dollars.
For the relief and protection of Ame-
rican seamen in foreign countries, one
hundred and twenty five thousand dollars.
For clerk hire, office rent, and other
expenses of the office of the consul Of the
United States at London, two thousand
eight hundred dollars. M
For salary of the consul at Beyrout,
| five hundred dollars. .I..
For compensation to the acting chargt
dqfaires to Russia from the fifteenth OF
August, eighteen hundred and forty
eight, to the fifteenth of January, eigh.
teen hundred and forty nine, one thous'
and and forty one dollars and sixty sew
en- cents.
To compensate Dabney s. Carr, fol
expenses incurred while in the diploma.
tic service of the country, to be allowed
in the settlement of his accounts witt
the government, seven thousand one hun
dred and forty four dollars.
To the secretary allegation at the couf
Of St. James, for services as charge d.
qfaires at said court, from the thirty
first of August, eighteen hundred ant
forty nine, to the eleventh of October
eighteen hundred and forty nine, thre'
hundred and one dollars and thirty twt
cents. I
To enable the President Of the United
States to make compensation to the Spa
nish consul and other subjects Of Spail
residing at New Orleans, and subjects o
Spain at Key West, for losses occasione'
by violence in the year eighteen hundred
and fifty one, arising from intelligence
then recently received at those places 9
the execution of certain persons at Ha
vana who had recently invaded the Isl
and Of Cuba, twenty FIVE thousand dol
liars. Provided, That before payment