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The Nevada journal., 1854-06-16
Boarding School for Bows,

MsSR & MR2. BLAKE prepared to receive into
bss their family in BenlciG, limited number of lads,
TO whom the best facilities will be furnished for their
tai and moral mpro' ement. For further information,
circulars, &C, address, REV g. u. BLAKE,
S-3m COliegate Institute. BeDica. California
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-08
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY s, 1854

Br,usrts-sB jan ISrhs Gerna,' 20 s'eR o. e ,,. .9
.cro Nsw.YorE which ashore On The beech oT'~eso
irsrrs BE Old ana Nes pocks ias a' sia ' ~ - "
Zen j. is--h, F-r-l,t Ptt'rsin 'r'-7 N'ys M,
., .-,-r X crr 81 q Tirr = I'D fn @-4- o- "a
t--.r r-fsurr has been se.ff5 ID tttt,t.-'
Ifr 49, r-icfn flr .t1 --r.l 20 p Het KS f.
f.r ff I'D iL- -rrf 't'' % ID. % Nd -+
o.. .-..ti - ~ =. ~ I..r' 'rta--- ~ O. TITO
-. IL. re.sslL ias sei ,5s bfsl iatsns ''l 's
Usy-s Jan IS The American ship wil,n TelL taat ION
the entrance 81 ne olter -
.r, sfost attn TIE fooe side End has been Ste5
~er+v n ,rre'r -four boxs ri hses", az eae -.
frtr v.re ven 7h lat . y, on II "" o. 'A' % ~
Bridge. s.urdiViEt ,frived her.. $500. a.. --..,...
Istsp jan 2Ths bark Chester Crsy pa'i Ast Ro'res,
, lie gale and tone ed the Srciud near TIE lAa
fihs rct wthou, sG'tsnns any male "A. S1in,.e n
Srtr.t1gi Jan Ore iae OF cut'on msTfG .tnr - ,
IN ssord !" one bale n.,rted D. r. sdi'm9ad osl.s ~
srct che ssle desfrgyrd AM e9,0n reno
..rt.. an barrels fruF marfed on The he1i N'f'N
ktus Cleveland q win = On the lott9ni a.
49, rsi no un.ks picked ittA aud lth Jta D.
fv.sr = JChfs Point ana kliang1 ,-t,.,
On coast Ncscafe, DaHdum bsT marked "nefs e.''
n ,,-.- -. Il ... o.. ~,
n,lI,rgrr OBJ tera'ea tI11
orr hale 80 ai thai BE- ffacsii another - CIRQUE
with ohes BE- secpheicd Seyc more bAos
ar erorted and delivered 90 the Receiver OrosAsdA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-08

s1s7ysF Csestia boaysnt' sAes Of D sas' . Az
Z" 49, - ,,is lie isa4saeg raaari, fllss ? s.ss
Essfssn AID W,s,e e q lfis "a ~ ne p. ?. .,
~ vy-e-s I'd GRAD gaak - : Hss1s-l 10 ii-.
ccF she irq-!I j. i-f; sts.-. T. =, - 80 az
Sc ~ Ne s-otsd Ifns e. e 80; ~ .-, - u
fooi .ssuess ss!-s 10 el,s = - 20
a.. iels 10 Ii!e Java l1is 50 Maic.b 81 IA
sUGAssA arn nlHtet Ei;A HaolsrAie 4eeal 'aie' 80
hb6s New OIL Al a. 100 bids Goa on prislts tern,
WHOLESALERS ssok very liEhs-;hs demand goa .
.rfIvr tis ters and tue price % arrive
pics 20 hhds KsLts fsei9io izi bales aviaa
a.7c Is Ohio and Cuue.ica Seed 6i1c
ids. = I.c ~ bsss Cuba ia Gaia On psvae terms
sALT-sGck good SIMPLY s8d th markets heavy
been made Of Two earsOCs TLEs, lL.nd a sbo-t 4oe.
IUyBFR Eastern sruce md Pine wsrt-o the uasad IS
coed srivala light s4el ea-so II sI45)dsijD.
LIAE-ComI1oa and siFsf slowly he inquiry b Eo5d
the supply sLL prices ara; sales 100 bb E mp
PLAsTER- CsIersd Il wanted sas % b5s At ~ Is g. 6s
BEEsWAX-A good lelssHd.fo Yeilo e. p 2e
HIDES-Ihe hsrdy d n the oeHsni good . y
fsely Tie stock about 5s - he SALE Ausps-
u. H. &c selected 5Vcle0 sailed Para HE
bgeIos Ayrs j % 9, 1ci T. ~ a. -c A. the I'D
dry Ayr.s Hone ~ s. al m51tl a. - a4sy -
Gard az &c less ( y cent OF crsh.
LFAIHEa-The m.ske without change holisrs
exhibiting uc vie o. he s9pv the ienini
only moderate Lbrh aed sheep skins
held from gland being agorAbs C.f skl prss.i
OILs-Tbe rnal.t Enssh Lnse6 Assumed ras
since tic arrival oftAs Ar.ta ~ tn tEnsetoa aorate
DO from Crude Whale and in the
kt With 10 snail ts - a6tc Wl-r bsacle1
scarce hid 81 g. EsIufserurd s boysHt I'll
81 IS for Winter Lard in fair simply blt qls A. ~ 3j cA
and Tor Westenn Winter. Red ssrce aud r at Soc eash
NAVAL sTONES-1F.rits IuTp ntne without 2.sticI Ar
chtrse-he demand limited sale q $40 bbs a. be- c
sosoy irny held IS IS - 81 e. frssg offered for
parcels srv. bur refsed Common Resin i IN fair rsllr
with sAs Of bis Sc1ih County - 0s &c All WnilE
btli here and 20 arrive a. 81 81 81 81 White % a be-
Strict prime Ter n les demand; sale o.
10 bbs thin County IS &c - s. City Pitch seal
g. 4. Camrlesc nate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-08

vPBRrsK OD.Y Moore from Siep,ens ~ Liverpool re
-rfteG a. water. .ors,d IN "a EGg.ls1 papors . =. 80
AK Eo ECsurs FaIian, from -cey, C. 8 ')r y lort
~ MO fs fax 3lst ult, leaky ,,
a Of Mays Gt, lat 81 - on IN itn a soolt u
tery eort u.ade ~ cutting mas SC 10 fa h-r o.
hr 10 purrcse The Zap sud picked mp o. -hs
bI,- Mauzas Caps rrefether ard carried & llcAs1nv
FFRLv Nd Of the OF he s.hr slrll Arn
r Rio JaneIo with coffee from the Chesapeake sni
s that beach mice Of tl place 81 "A
ur On he % the csptn odeE % cut s@y the s' an
morning aba adond The vessel aai inded Il 49,
-.ru- tsouse. Tbs bis wifi and ae t All see
fss rrocsCdci Balin ud he SAILORS state ths Yer =
ar d,c hon fcu the They $50 state thar when they Ell
The si AID IL goo- order excep " c4ns ava
toe Hc ck snd be gene and 9TH vessel aad
csrE tcla loss.
MISSING VEssEIs-Bdg Hnckey. G Parker mstsr sailed
nom Be- Or and previous
se ofO.t the bar VI s. Johns River b. the brs
wrecked Ia that gue, but th1 J.
heard ami there b.
with ell She go9J vessel q ls5
trr. nd ilsl.tsd fn fcsuu ior $ o'o
sc.r Na-son s-d 10 have beer At C1athen l.h llt
er~ fo sa Flirrfer sr7 has rot since been hert fro
C,rt s.eyeuf. ol Cl.tuc. is sad % De master.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-08
Foreign Ports.

Al Antwerp 10th ut bark Ihoua Lec,e for New York 2
At yoT craz an ui 'car Jsrsey OAK Aoses from NeCo-
AZ Lssrs Pfsy to h u bark pPpoied The Martha Clark
R s. j.so sth Nj. BIS [ " M.xwe Burt Por,laui
IT v 5p.S7 kss,t, ia ~ schT NJ Go1d Partrs
iosor SD 1sr brig, Marshal Ney LiliA NswYork DeaIia
At la ~ l5s, g gess F'5'i's W Min
Eiic,T c5l oris B'auchri 81 nchard 30
Sd lst ths Chief smith Baltimore ~ laaaa Qissn VI p
Ne" iork sob Malvern Jaraao FAIide'p1a' M'y AL
Arr Caro- 2st r b Orizivh Staples Bath " JaEe
Fowler wriow Havana I'D La ete Kelley do |ih' hsnfy
r. ~c cate. Harans Ssh Presi NJ l. TAYLOR Bosriiu vii
n, sion Is,sssIn 49,, ~; j-,n u - h.
Benz Csrvsr Sawyer 6oon Eni,lns. Smith and web
Ii Krslf D,er Portland; 2l yi-toTJ Bishop PHILADELPHIA
i. S~b b.rE BpSet Grote Nsw.YorS brf asrr
Or TeuSer HALIFAX. 2fth bsrk john stroud e..on,
GER Iishee Phlsdpha 2h byiss Lncy Ann. Bryant New
Yors @onesc, Rowls" tTteomb before reported ia her)
AR, Havana ID big " Pal. webbsr Boz ;.cl's
Sew ofe.rs C,nd eIeasd ih d. q brig Adams GAY Hsn
Ne, We: 5h. brig he eu Hayden MsS wlmin,ton y c.
sri' orhiF Grey lis,o ASrtta smith Nobs, Na[srs'
Charleston, JuTo1ics Powers. phatephA' ch Mary tua
f & o sI e1 Ran A . s,5n s Scr err E,o
-s'h bars Msdos toty sierra Mlena. b5s GVee Bra
Clson seth schrs q L. hrey Folsom Bostoai Marcia DA-
CD sd big, Aceru. snh, philadelphia 2sh Eqoeh Pr
Bt savannah, 5h bark hedor Roby Portland chr
uls TO osa for Hew.Yort ssh Srs Brown yre,mla
WTre'on -ste hsie heah baRn,it 90 ea5 sn@ h
saeh Louisa Lindsay do Via Gardens 'ehr Reporter Gem
AZ s. JohP. y F. l(th III, brig Roth,.'y Mann Ss~.
York ard ed 3h for Pfr7msaio i0'2 s.yort o bosom
AR Halr slst ut fcr Adetan, Kenney Nowouud nd
~ - 60 si,' IT. iSs' De Vote T9usa NewYorA Tor
SIs ar SY6 M n S Margaret Mortimer %
Ycrt a. Belle lessher Boston hh seh IaL, stsmtn Ise
Ayen for Ros'en ca I'd inst 'ehr' Wave eOsAo ani
Bilow Day New Icfk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-08
Domestic Ports

BALTIMORE Az. FEB E schr Lanflr New Bedford. Ga.
.ebI' Kaoh GIs os.snue Asrea Pine sAsuG la GFande
Bosi oS-Air Feb steamship Arabia r) Jaitlns Liver.
I'm sn Erareieo; sehIs Emu. Bosh Jseneli Ne".fGrs
Sip isaiah Csowe and lark siaskasam s,tEday Bark
Cos.nthisos tgs Swsn and Russell remain Ia the Roads
pts &C. ca .csT Ella gr.Sc BaiSsfe mag
GALvEsToNArr Jan 4 ,ea' Eeisscc Fso.ns NSae isth'
Cooper Mobile In port Jan 70 snip. WIN B. Travis, smith
loading; VIM H. Wharton Gate. do Mss Nag Arey do brks
susa schwartz Liverpool; VIM ss Terry for BOstoni
Lindsey y. t1om New York Rawin'On, f.om Noble. ,
Moe0s S 81 Nh G c h a r1o ise Rse S
Thou Me- Greeuock (br McPheson' fr LePooli Pro-
Cd FeG j. .ehr W Arthur King TAMPA Fla AR ship Janet
Ke1e 81 Esp s. sA,5' Lpdsn s c15 a New
''H NEWoRLESSS1cd jan So SUP Charles Hill Lecra Havrc;
ceoba schr avus Bcddcn Grand Cayman Arr h s'eenl
hcun CsG8 wales Taquin Doughty Lyerpool bsrs Dephos
Level Bristol Eng Amqdo ETe%,I DO; 0Tiss Chants,
Chsdigle. Bordeaux 'eh X Mercer Robinson Sewfo'k
Cd jar H. ships ABBY blanchard HARDING Hagfei M3uat
Wellington Trieste John Bunysn Nichols Liverpool Theodore
P.e .g sS bi HsSs ' ' .h Vein
u Ae.a ha' oSsh B.eman Psis ob Y.,b
spsn Capo Barcelona Belo"eOmins up bark Rhons Moore
NEW.BEDFoRD- Feb sld 'ehr Anssnett, Blackwell vii
G. o,h Arr .ea Ihoaas Rst9lsoa I nor S0dos
urora touad to Ne.Y9t pr in in;h o.iiag L. Allen
ca 81 S 5,92 h rsy %si so. eSs'
foEfLAED-cld Feb 6arss Aqah York, Msiao1s. Lanetts
SD barksAush st. Jsgoi bs Torno, Nspoeon shr Harriet
RCHMOND-Arr Feb S s:brs Hsnreo, Chester Hew.Yors
Cero CrowsiL B0stoni VIM Spser Banns Basmors steam
Boston Grand leland LeGsn Boston Cohsssei Fnusy Boston
New.Yolk Adars New York Hanover WhPPe SewYork Re-
SAVANNAH Feb ? ship. Helen, Law Liverpool Wan
eerng Jew sts pole Camden Me- pig Il Adolf Coe Nsp'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-08
rnnaaeipnls aersera. .TcrsDAr Fsb :

There very COrrOy and prices sb3~t fh-
same FLOUR - the adgsuce and eet' o.
bts cold so for mixed and "a Us Dbl for good
sssLt 5rsfds holders generally tsing the latter Tbs
tes or consumption m0d-se from - 50 - .
Coax MEAL sad RYE FLOUR remsir rli-.
WrF1r waited bus holders having advanced their
much seng small o,s Of Red hsve been
~ e iZGF2 Is RvC - dems1t e. - o5
CoPN stationary with further sale Of Yellow 92Ge
Crs sc from TIE METAL market Is hloy
o. pig Iron s0la Jr tnrs deery e. >
In CloCERlys much d0i1F IN all
holders The Provision Market u
I've. with very operation ia and no large
hsVe under la good ienlnl
sEr sr,ce previous prices j. held DC -. hiss 81
&c Tor barrels. without much doing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-08
Pr AsArIA Al BosrnN

Arr si Liverpool jan H. Henry Reed Dearborn John
0r.nads Bsieheder NeOreans Trsde Wind AcCaoch Alex
'ndfs Va Diadem Frlke and John Msrrck Fnsr phlaae
phia lih PsEo HsihoTn; Calender Dcta.n; j p Whit.
tty, HhrirE; hoTiton. Thompson
Arlttls AsFstfste Mckenzie
thsfeiion Caroline Conner and aafA Nchss 10, h.
RE Harvard, farter bsinorsi Devon, sh.s.
heSnata rhlse 1.i ssnaor COIN, asa W TagscS
ofsea' lo Ev.nssns FsrtaIR aad Caouia L4idlsy E..
ozstnt hsee White saVtnnsh Areoe Jensoss BALTIMORE
tshoua- IEusmEn ke~fOrs Bess
York Sun America G STONE, boston ar N53tro,i NJ
rl Colombo. HsrFf. and hsnglfon.
cd LovsAnd and frsnehe Rsinsn Chse.oui sSsTanlosh
Mofilscn fhLateiIhAs J. Asnif0Msry Dags To-
tins Teoisd do nth - sh-ptcfd Hanlit1. D., H.
fusofits, 1aoua and n H. Body snow New Orsan.s a.,
fsfE AcOo~u Charleston. LInra Morrison AID B1~,. -
shs"bsd baltimore Io~s Reed Ns~Yorti ish Ps-ee -
.le; DO Coaiier Ccmnsl New Orstns Rev N.-.s "a a.
ihefise Wssfco Ee~ Olesns Fslcsu Wa4s and L,,e.is
eslsh DO AIsh. Everett Stvsnnah zone Ruerror aI-s.
ste fgs klHs Allen, Srz- iofk FEankin Dsr
~ Wood IisrIsy, s. John " l9fh Gu.sv yon r.
80 .s~ Nesos NIFTY cofccs Hama Mobile R@nobis Rob n
80, A;naseah C1iSa KELLEY, S.~York; Hsriss1is
~t@i az "'h Altxsgena stSi sEseS, gslsxlers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-08

srrlxeas bal AasIvr raoN srkoFE.


j. ttgR Cvies-F0y Bey11fs-Mrs Campbell child anl
s,rvtut TIg'.rd; Ms Ho'di;A Bermuda Mrs Bsffow n'I
isIICw i've children and BeTnu "a; Mr. James, Benz
Nov Nck; Mr. Loufh = ST. Lightbolrn, Mr. IsIs
Dav L Adams M " Poole dri Da.sn. two caireu
ard servant. BtGmuda
for 81 7ao.e,-DL LishOdy, STAT sarseoal C.nai.; Ms,
Capt Grange NJ }. c. Ross
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-08

fHILADYLPHlA-Ar. Feb 1 steamship City Of N.w.Yors
Mathews bostoni brE Pstns Taylor Boston. CID
ty q Boston Fiber Boston clipper ship Tnglua Whor.
san fraroieo schf. Mary MGrsts Turner YORK Be-
lef.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-08
ltec.irrs Of rrodnce

~ Ee Flour Wool H. 80
Shop O7c hgs l5 Cora
300 Gs LEATHER, no bee In kwhcs, Pigs "a a. md
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-08

NiNiIURs ALasNAC.....TH's DAY.
SYN RLcs..... % ts....... . MJJ4 ets..... om
fTER THfs
Idy Hook. lila Gov hlaad... f2la II zoe SOFA
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MARINE JOUR.NAL
POp = or acknowledgements Es.


cleared
stesu,hs 81, Lcii, Liverpool caosId Roanoke Rio
stow, Liverpool L. w. Cameron lea Els~orh Newport ws,'
Postins Dspo Asbburcn Nc hlsm Liverpool Cornelius
BsIi- Gft. sanhgry, Ps.goaq Wa lace Coz F,ncis
BIss-Hsrre Bszelne Csrdanas man Lent
'T SPG rhn9 si E@ss R! 1 clf3.. rs'
Bct Coz Geo BIinserhod Phi E5ok Iazs BRIT Son Co
uS Co. Rt,fo FeIte caT si3 Juan R:.i
RS' Hertz bo dy Put d. Io S'. jeS5 Era
sal hhdsal h.oimo7 Van Brnt slaEht Ansriean Be,
Clesman COS Sarah Ense ;rr Eedeek,burs Van Bllat
sloel.J FAh PADDOCK Fal River, master Eliza EiwOoi,
ProftIcI- Caledonia Mo.lsy Baltimore '. Coal Co.
Arrived.
us N steamship hraelIhia Bqdd Com, from Newo-
lean Jan n va H;gs5 ss f . Ia, enc 9H S1 Goa
conlIanied with tremendous hesdsea
steamship Aus sta Lyon Savannah, Febi to SAM
l. 5 H. steamship Jane, Adser Dickinson n,'t.r, from
Charleston Saturday 4h inst loi ?. NJ with ndse aud
Ban JseeT Bennett Charleston day. with cotton, e.
BSTE Grden Dayi. shorn IS days. passed Gibraltar J.
teen days to the orihwId Of Cape Hsra' experienced heavy
s.sit1 P ws,eo; 4. B'st aE. a. $ days with
sT durins the passage; lost sails &c
Brs Nancy of we,por) Georgetown days with naval
Bns Agsa,. stone Savannah, days with and
Biz Tyb,e Ferguson, Charleston day.. cotton Ard rice
Bs JUL, Arey Stone St Fay ia Is hide.
20 TuoseI Lishtbourue.
setr ADD d coa Wilmington DAYS naval ,toreI TO
l. : Powell
scbf Brig. Wilmington day, with naval sore, 70
Powell
Sch Mry Newberp days viii naval store, to B. sos.,n
4
seI Geo Laf WLlov Newcastle De- days with corn, lc
o n Fox
sehr Merchant, Winters. Richmond days with -four &c to
Cbss r. Pierssn.
Black sqral Rose Baltimore d. toa ID 70 Neuaren
schI l. heuney keuuey, Virginia bound Fairhsysn Ct
sen. { ; Lane; Soob iTslDia bolnd 10 Sal brook.
echr. Isabella Ebbifs IhOrne, NiTxna with
ScLr Frances, -, Virgins with Oysters
SoAr WIZ. pu:nsn Holmes Virginia
ScET Maria Pike Ba .iIaOTe days
/ 60.
sctI Maria Jane, Virgins day, ri.a oysters. bound to
New HGyen.
A Riley weseott, Virgins ds with oysters bound to
sehr " y Foster Bogtr Virginia 5 H. with wood.
sebr Golden Rule h.com, Wilmington Is, with nsys stJes
20 3. blotsom 4 Sons
schr. John Bailey, Moresn. Virginia with oysters
SIR Dascscn Hartley, ifgLia bound Sew-Hsvsn
scLr C. A Setsou LzrupneT Virginia b1gri NeaHaven
sebr James II. hoyL Lyons. Virginia with pine WOOD.
SchT. Join u NfiNLt. Virginia. with pine wood
sehr Ocean Wsv.. NsId Virginia. 9TH oyste-s
Prof. eeT IotseD heics Baltimore ndse
Ntit 60.
BELOW One bris unkuown
SAILED setIn.Ts Cure sampson Bssmuea 70
s10fe simmer Nofi0it &C
MlND-sHzrife, W; Esr.6isn W S.W Sunset 5.
The t.k Amanda Syrns for Boston ashore o. Mou.
Gay hsuhl-6 Besch. Tie
gone 10 the Gfssi1nce o; toe vessel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-08

CHARLEsToH-Arr Feb.e U. 5. r. steamship Marion Capt
! ostT from New YyGk.
AR Feb7 b's CasirGa BO.tOn cr iona. smith .YOrs
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Mefsrs Roberts g BIOS in ther circular ave

MtfETs hVNVTIs q IlIus m II0IT 'IIVUIdI tdgH'
Incur recent circular have directed particular aen
ton TO the fact which at the present moment is the chief
feature in the Corn trade Of the United States that while
rising mark in Europe have offered every indictment
TO largeshiJmens. exports have been gradually di-
mnishing Thus there exported 10 AL foreign ports
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-08
OFFICE o. rus ROXY D4s MiNIEG 54oHPasE. )

n OIIJE 70 observation-disclosures Iake uDtlcrl that
~ Of three per the capital stock Il tho
levied BY tho Board Of Directors
IL articles Of Association payable 2lst Febuary
the Company Ia the City Of New York In case Of
specified the shares which
required ter With all previous thereon shall b
forfeited Assoca but IN order TINT Stoekhode rsss
the City OF NewfOrk hay tho benefit OF tho tai ns
three days viii be Soged TO them ihe defs are
rnrI.r OF d.. Rlarl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-08
BY TELEGRAPH.

No inward bound vessel 10 sight
Wind hskf from S.--Weafhsr clear
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-08

Tic Jta cost Of construction Of the public WORKS was
ss2542267 expenditure for Management 80 i9ss57 in
tetst on the internal improvement nes 93jl57'J5 oia
expenditures on pubic work, sa9555769 total revenue
derived from them s25342COO Receipts for TIE last ten
years on canals and railroads including the extension OF the
North Branch sl66A653 and expenses for the il-ten
vears. sl53261l0-thus showing an annual excess OF
revenue Of s3 The terms Of the sale are to be 20
y cent in cash or State Bonds at par and ten aHnuap1y
mt MT
The report that The redemption Of the notes OF the Me-
cbsnic Bank Of Waertown refused by its agent in
Albany taken from paper in that city TIE Register
says hat the notes Of that Bank are redef not rf
OF the agency.
TIE Indiana Sen'ntl says hat at least 100000 Of TIE
ca1ts Of Indiana rnerchants which would Otherwise have
gone to Philadelphia viii be diverted to New York or Bos
Ton in corsequerce Of me Erie riots and the colneaance
hey have received from the City OF BlotheTly Love
The following the transa 'ons in Copper sto,k5a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-08

lBy Sandy Heck !: Plis;lF. T.lssr.phI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-08

1901 .,..t 49, hen commenced g7lVs mie' o.
mn A., re.rly eompetd frou Pittsburgh 70 S'"c@s1
and ~~ il srrd by 'he Prd-n that the 'ead traet
-. '.,.-i.lt, y 81 pry,-o1 .~saty a'sht niles
,,-l, n, soon as IL can be ooayen, ny d)ao
n. ,,.el.d j. srtsdy graded Tor surveys have
L., ra5s Tor wiIonias tho rad bed be."eeh lance
and Ms...oa which vii not be "a exp nave "oTi snl
the doub!e track from Alliance west"+Fl 'Ha 70 be Dc
gun at early Gay 80.
:, i rrop.ed to amend the General Banking Law Of th'
s,.,e nv prohbting Banks from paying interest on dc
ro.i,s a a smaller amount than $3.50.
There ia strong movement favor OF selling n puInc
of that State or they canaot be sold Of lelSng
them TIE join, resolution Of the Legla'aTe ea.aoTz''
the Governor to receive bids and organize companies Or
,beso works at price not beloS the following:
Tor the Delaware Division Of Pa Can ol9
- ~, Hsn Line from Phis 70 coy p
Tor the susquetapns and North Brsuea Disiaoa ~ y
Fort BrLch.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-08
TuE MsRcASriLE FiRriS

MERl ANfltk 2 ~ iNrgsANNe 70.
Nc. 1874 Bro-.ls,ay Johnst NETWORK Feb o 1854
TN1HE ANNI Al. ELECTION lor thirty Directors Of
Tbs Company aud three luspe 49, the nest Auaf Els
uou viii Be bead az thr oce Of le COMPANY No ~ btlaFT
Mercantile Bank Bui ng TUESDAY the . inst ths POI
JOHN ,HER Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-08

TIE Amanda ron Syrns Boston went ashore on Moo
Gay MsThf- Beach The werc AID steamer hs
gone % the lllIi.nce % the Ytssel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-08
CU.ssncE BAsA NewFURcH Jan a 1854
L MEETING of the BOARD of DIRECTORS

"a held this dsv unanimously
That re a. Hocf Ct h Bank Be i1celad I've
hcssrd slr,s g Twenty io AZ each early proccsbe md
sutscrpt0u Ter thai D. opeUcIiG Ban
roc m re fFst 6lv o. March neat
~harehol5ers Existing said DAY Of March hereby
no-fcd at they will entitled 20 ue new sck rsa f
fht iac ard portion o. ths sba not nass esa
fsseu during that tn will he s0ii % public Ne 0u
Ofsrec Hotel In he village OF N.wAur Ga Monday March Is
- H. orieT J w. WEtn- Iolher
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-08

Poieics Fifteen cent short Term Policies which
have sDugal prul Dividends Nil b.
az time ofpayrent ofthe clrrelt annual premiums
G \ NFMfLE Secretary. A A ALNohDt PIefteak
\ d MORGAN. AcfuGrN.
L .YE 90 THg METROPOLIS 81 Bea,cst NEwfoRK jan, 84
'tUE BOOKS OF Subscription of the Capital Stock
hi. Irs,ur oI lhe increase of is Capital Of FOUR
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS will DO open Il taer Bank
Rooms the 1Gth and viii remain open until the sans
f.ed
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-01
From the American Railway Times.l
Ind m N - Rnslxvuvs


There is perhaps, no State in the Union &C
admirably adapted to railroads as the State Of
Indiana, with a level, productive surface ex.
tending over the length and breadth Of the
State, except the hills that for a few miles
border OF the Ohio river, with timber OF the
best quality in abundance for ties, wood nd
water tor engines, and especially possessing
in the quality Of the soil, all the elements OF
local ireights upon the lines Of her roads. II
may be attributed, ut least in part, to these
considerations, that the progress of railroads
in the State have, in the opinion of many,
been ahead of the necessity of the people.
and in some degree jeoparded the interest of
the stockholders, especially of those who
depended upon high early dividends, or upon
the early convertibiiity of their stocks. The
railroad map Of the State certainly proves
very conciusively, that while some sections
are as yet destitute of railroad facilities, 9th.
are supplied to point Of competition that
must, until the country becon es more denselv
settled, reduce the business below profita.
bic investment Of capital. This is now seen
and acknowledged, but the only remedy is
time, and the Development of the country.
The stocks Of these roads will necessarily
depreciate, if press upon the market, before
they have received the benefit of the in
creasing business of the country, which must
be at least twenty per cent. annually, and
ultimately bring them up to fair paving
roads. The Madison and indianapolis road
was, not long since, the favorite stock Of the
State.-Even in Wall street and Eurone
now, il is sunk below all others in the West.
This may tend to disparage and depr-ciate
ho stocks of ther lNastora sod.
persons unacqainted with the causes that
have operated against this road among the
most prominent Of which is the competition
to which it has been subjected by other roads
running east from Indianapolis. But still
its stock could never have sunk much, il anv
below the other roads with which il is des.
tined to compete, if it had been managed fur
the last few years with the proper foresight.
care and prudence. The railroads of The
State, however cheoply made. viii! not bear
too much weight. They mus, be economic
ally operated, or there will be little left, af.
ter repairs, to divide among the stockholders
at this early period Of their existence. In.
dianapolis, the capital OF the State, is the
great centre OF the railroad system.-There
are always nine railroads connected there
with the Union track and Union passe myers
depot, and four others are being constructed
that make the same connection The roads
now in operation are the following: TIE
,Terre Haute, New Albany, JeffersonviIle,
Madison, Lawrencebureh and Cincinnati,
Central, Beilefontaine Peru, and Lafayette;
and those under process of construction are
the Junction, Short Line, Cincinnati, Indi-
ana and Illinois Central, and the Evansville,
Indianapolis and Cleveland Straight Line.
These roads are in different states OF pro.