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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-20

TIE Fourth Edition l. now read, In adI.;o, A.
usual Auoromieal C,l.uhtons AID Ca,enda, ,.,.- 40
AImais &C ior tbs year c,Dtahs
THr GoyrRsnEST % rHs rvrED srtrrs Fra
JrSiefsl- rsuss offhs C-hsst oFer-- S-r,.. .e so1
s,f Of The MeGlbars ID ,be United sat tp1r t.fr-s-
o.NpsGso-a ih CT he "sHbf' st he gss., q ass
Arsrn. AND rHr Usrrp .,farss-
D.loTss Core .reeles bs.wses CAsv Hshsua.aa A.
,s, Well ssoa and Secretary Macy IA r.s.rs }.
the h--.ta shsh 1t su,rus
CuRA AND The UsIrrD srAIEs-
e. t~rs Webster writ cTarrton Lord Jrhp R,..p -
TdE J,PssEsE EXPEDITION
hef Of the Expedition 20 JPsn srdrr esu.i ~
Perry b. 8aysrd Taylor who - r.
LIsrRIr ~ ErRoPE-
powerful ard trilisut o-sion by Vcor Hsso
TEE fx,u6uRlL ApDRTss or PREstDEST PwRcs
FIXED FACTS ~ AGRicuIruKr-
rage containing many valuable facts and hiatt r The eoss
NATIONAL FISsScEs-
the fsssl yesr srdns Jane 80 IS and ne essssd ssy
srd expcrdituIe-'or he yesr endins june " 1884
RAIIwArs IN I'M ISITkD STATE
TIE length capital stock cost construction "A ~
esItinss &c q al the Railroad, in the United s'sfes
An Editorial Arice on The Exhibition for tss Industry sAa
An Ediosl Atee the War eAhtins between tAe.s
two Powers
GoyrRSmESTs OF THE SEVERAL STATES FOR ls5+-
liable containing l Of the STATES Caessls v-rscx
Time Of meeting OF Legislature Time OF holding Ansua ss
POPLAR VorE FOR PREsIprST in 1884, isis and isu
A the POP usion OF the United sti,es BY ssts aoedss
E1TcTIoS RrTuRss from every State in the Union carr
Single sore. ~ cents per dozen 81 per hundred Psea
Isnttins 81 will receive IS copies Orders respectfully
ne'~ GaRELEyt NeELpArH
Trib4ne Ofhce, Now-YoA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-20
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK
Cleared.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES C.vesdy Noros &C. Indian S Peg.
sn Marion Foster Charleston SpofoTd Teson Coz Florida
Weodbur. "a, sunsh. l.. Mitchell
ships-Cum oden Castle tBr) Mcdonald Liverpool Barclay
Lrr.ton; WIN Rhbone, FRAT Liverpool Everett Brown;
American Pssl- Moore, London, John Gris~oh
Bsrks-West nd, S4unoe MARKS Brodis Peters Esp.
rsrzs Church. Cape Good Hope sftin on.ides aehnond
Thor 1son Csreps Perkins Little Lizzie GuP,trck Frank-
lin. Wtcleigh Thompson. - ., .,,, r.,
Bris Farmer Smith Cenuess Wm lnEsls; Eiizabsth GTd-
ner Cara and market Corn9s Fame Cant 'eL Cen-
fu,so, Insss; Ellen louus Msisnzn Ague O.iwayi
H. NeGilvery Crsc,eit Cs,dsnss Back Co; Herald
(Br hrrfn 81. joins y. 2 ROome l. DIaviddie - -
Sctoontrs-MAry Elizabeth, Pierce WAshngon Van brunt
ssht Copy stu,.s Philadelphia J. II. Hsyens Gonelis-
YOUNG Bedford Secretary Marcy. Robbins W"hns-
ton Bususn Rudderow John Cashier Cahcart Attskap. c.
Leverdgs Rawley Gsorgsto W. Place ~. Nep-
Bride Giett Boston, mater Ruth aaey Eswoph N w.
srly Mary Reed. Wnn Cape Town master; T. Wells
Teriy wunfion Il. C McCresdy Mort Co Mary Adelaide,
Jen.ius FrdeeisturI Va, Van Brant sisht Am M,r'a
Cori Eewberp Mathews Co; Vo.nt. Oliver er,n-
oris Bedel; Wa'sston Smith Alexandra. kc Starss
Clesrmsn Asa F5rdes KoEland PHILADELPHIA w Mex
Harriet Smith Kiby do w Mckee Enterprise Psodeton
do Mszurta Flowers Boston Brook nan;
Wocott Hatt Boston Dayton spusue Co Karney Cr9.
e Boston, W Lewis; Grovelsud APPleby Esstpo smith
BOybop.
so,rs B.ctstone Reynolds Providence master; Am.ndA Bs
ker Providence master; Vsant Gibbs Newport H4vea
stesuer-wernport, Hall Baltimore Parker Vein Steamship
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hs Ms York ssd Hsrss. RairoiS cospany ry ne k
Csys 81 do sheep 50 do Hcss s D. HOG drsssd Sss DO
Mutton and Beef pkss Poultry @ do Esss IA 90 Battex sal
60 SuboeA tS bah Data S Oshsr Gs $40 90 Possfsse
Sa Fonr IS bb CIDER go Lime ass hses IA,
letuns Iron do Lumber 80 do Marble hAs Flour
s 60 Pshe. Itzl rssn. Paper Pas bale. wssdns w.so1s
~ co Bsiey sdes Leather $50 * do Ashes Isl
40 kys 80 % Wheat 80 ia. thls WHISKY. 100 Hos
~ M Rsdses E0 head Cattle 70 Hsr,s &C
Es 81 nv. tss, LIS drs:,.a Hss: ptn Peuly PKG
9s s eush Rye go b1sh Com bush Potatoes ~ bbe
tiour ~ phss buekvhesf Flour.
sides t<shs Asss ss MIA tuns Marble y suns Sac
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l.. ,aa..,tp A,ee for Lrs,pooiMr Ties Besh Y, Nc
Porsr Piis Mr 10. Nj lsr Y. NJ Cheek. v NJ
Brarsri.k VI Jale. Ionbsrd Fr.neh cooul Nr Dan
R hs \ = 49, M asr,ise Hodss IL Ii
p.Bl.y 20; Herrera eers Mrs Niess .,p.r.iso;
No. P.fr.t $40 Fsrcso0i C.Dd eel y York J,c1b Fi1-
Ter dos Capt Gco5hue DO MI P..st Psh. n, Cola
ssldr's Mr. B:s1s ss,.r. SSqs; Ls.asrd
E.ErorssI fs'eh 81 JONI. c,i1sdO H. R Psss rH.'
y, Asolpbu. b urne Montrea; M. wOuer, York sr.
Ds,ie STRAIT Mr. " Csr'er Mr. @. REESE Pills; n. WIN
aT,n. Dir ard NJ C. D HIrd Ms Ellsworth Lot-n.r,
" prDoufan II Seaman schroneler " Rev D. Barr,
j. IrdL Fs Gsrin'Iy ~, .sa w, !; sov w Nj ba r
s,rsnp y Sr Kht NY; NJ fowa.-ns y 7;
~ j.. n I Woo. Mr S H..set u T. NJ wn "a.
a,so1rn:. r.. Mo-. Ems: " Rope. nsrl.s Dr. - :
J Aiiot srd LADY n Y; MI p Mallory. " Y Mr. S p
,sS M lspS', kss"S;0P \; a r.'s. = T.
MeK,nTie suivap, Re horn. Jane. Fsrisl.
nhe' ter. \ Y; st.Psy, Lons,o B.s'.,t " son,as
pre,, Mr cd M. Mey.r B.It Ohio; Ara Ta1n-
az Boston; Adm BsnDe Ireland; Wm Barry. San Fran C
elid Y; Mr. peudoru4 France N LsqIn Sxtl-rlsni III
o Pouin france M,srs bourne Troy Joln wSpa dol
lard I. whlDso, san Frsnsses = Hsh man n 4 peer
Green. cod DO. la Pss'ersen
IN neom,,ip GL'sov Gia'g0rnu W C.mso. ,nt ser;
,sd sshi h sr.s Mr. MsIsI Mr. Svn
bei wife sEd eiid Pr.nc. Frs-.I Dne sims aoee5t osea
John seDoos. Daydon Dorris On NJ. ~ ~ I' q
de- Andrew Gentle Pope. Cho1er Homer w ienashT
Norton Nr Eel mnsrvle W fo.l.r A. VfS On pa 5l.
dan M, Pc lock Johnston Mrs Boy- Mr. Redy samuel
Mason Coyl Peter Burns Daniel Boyle and ~ steer
sse ps"eDseD
xnAruxs ALaAsAc......rH DAT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-20

10000 bush Grain. i3laitd; 1900 bbls Flour 40;
200 Ibis Resin 4IIaII6 1000 do TurpeDtiDe, l6 fJr
geo his; eco or SEQ pkgs Lard. BVon, &c l2ie95l;
eco to LOCO baes Cotton ig7l6d By The Asa, 800 brs
Bason, &c, col To London, 1000 bols Oil Cake, 49,;
LOCO bbis Spirits Turpentine 10 800 cs Beef 81 ooo
bbls Turpentpe and Resn,s To Rotterdam 10 900 gala
Honey 5,c; 200 bales Cotton, ic 80 casks Rce, ar
50 bids Tobacco Stems "a To Hsvre, small LIT Of
Flour was taken ct soc Timber Charter Of about $50
,zss TO Brcst or some other French port was msde a.
S,osoo The SiPpng Li gives for the previous three
dsyG o ,-,oc;o,r, Co
,ad ia.d in bulk and ships bsgs-theio,r re % I'll
up; ga Coco bills Flour, A. Sd 100 nnas ow and zoe
bt End 20 tuns Lard ~. 81 so oS boz Cotton lsS
he AIps, 10000 bus Corn. and by the Arctic, which
sss TO day in addition i72 bses compressed Cotton
loo Dbl. Lard AID 800 pkgs Measurement Goods ~
To Lopdon 2oco bbIs Flour, 40. Cd 1000 Resn 80. ~
fun, Oil Cake z5s 325 keg. Lard sos; IL bids OIL 47s
Cd 20 tcs Tobacco S.; and 81 bsles Ssr-spars, 80.
10 Glasgow 100 bbs Lard and 80 bures con i1s sno
100 CO. Cockp f2s Cd To svre there is little or non'
offering and rates are entirely nominal 10 brene ~
tubs Measurement Goods 32s Cd 200 tuns Logwood and
some Tobacco in bids 45s and 200 bales 90 soc eacn
10 Hsmbnrgb 1 900 bags Coffee lc. We note the follow
Eng cbarters chip from Charleston - Liverpool Cotton
Nisd; two ships and bark from North side Cuba to
co.s dcr order sufs a. for orders I'd sas.r I
kbds and g. 15s boxes; bark from Cennegos to New
York sugar, 5ect bark from Trinidad. Cabs, to New
York Sugar IS Molasses % So and small stowage 53c
two brgs from South side Cuba TO New York one at "
hid and o. box for Sugar and ~ for Molasses and
the other 6oc 100 lbs for Sugar and for Moasses
cpper chip to Sslinas Coal e2 schooner 100 tuas
20 Bermuda Barscos, and back, tllOo; brig rom 81
Mary's TO Boston, Lumber s3 so; and a brig and .
10 California; there i very little Offering, but We have nc
change to notice The ship 0cean Herald, noticed
Ia our last medium clipper 2l35 uns, built Al
Damsriscotta cold for $4,000. and is now loading io
Liverpool n
10 Port yesterday Bsrks .................''..' 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-20

fiorR eeninues dull aud brands offered NJ
% SaoIi hpd,ns eyer. for shpmsrt price only
se made paee being hbe
sass enc price, unAied CoSS MEAL and RYE ELOVs
40 ean Ane unsettled IN pfce WHEAr-Brt little rqury
S. is.iPts ave soin, into sbo. so bush oa O
~ - or red sns 81 50 for wh,e Rye sells :, &c.
noiaen generally refuse and yellow
store ara ssost oIrs-Nons doing sisr suoisiOrs
Ton quet e.ins hsh pefepsns holdes GRocElIs
,sed eTspS rom the trade CofsI bpss price, o
nc ief ~ pennso On Tune OF NcARs and M1A the s.es
tersfion And Bacon selling Sosth 4, e d.
esotations (lovER SESp
for bbs ari sc. for Drusse modern ssm.,S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-20

ALE AIT Mar. ls sehrs Tram Smith R.l., Y.u
sehr Adrisssa Sargent Rcston 'aAisshd Deal do 3D.
APAtAcHiCOLA-Arr March l. bris Yax.,a u.,. -.
vail In herh Jane Wss Maon FaI sv., -, A ~,
Bsrr CiS roint We sth shP Barney Bsrnsv Nh y5
Ga ID ,k2 zsre;an kaish foydsscs bsrt WooS
suiisvsn: Fs hvef Denial Brown, Head Lsrf Che,
BEynt Dyer uysrfool nh sch. Alfalfa Jayne ke. S
CsPt John GOWNS De- ii'h ssrh Psssy, snth NewYorf
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Disasters, 30.

SHIP RIVER Sears from Bossn for Csso Stanley Har
boz .s :oa. Jan "a 10 s. asns been sS dssGns
bat damaged se bottom sgch that when che arrived Stanley
lumber into lighter throwing Ice overheard =
Of esbip IL would be ready to repair
been hss in BsrIe, Sound and eut in 70 r.o. s.m.ss Sailed
from Stanley 10Th Br Baax Fsnss
H.rn carried .w,y Ii. iesd ofti p''''''
damages sustained 90 beg voyage FROM Chigs he. se.s
sSI:s.sy Tep.sd and .vy e'fp.rsa She would ready to
pol reported Kew West In s.tres according @ letter
epds heavy gale whea par. cargo stove
..d d. .d th. tho hp her side could
tn: sS H: Sr1nsss and properly :,OTed
Peb running s,a the decks plet.
full Of water bursting all the ports the wsss
P.s s he s taf .: p as ss
wnerloes se swept completely of everything ssnshssns all
t,ei sppsIenty Americas. baS Of about SEQ Feb
mud 70 ruml p wheat pumps being CHECKED At time tao ship
bi snr Pr,rs:H.I from 8. John B. for Liverpool struck
water os the liz she aoanS.d a.
The to J:ssus Rive. s.d been .ar,sysd .nd weld
T,V.a.. ~. i,o;'l,. BO.0. from L.adoo on IAA /.
haIbcr bat rot ID 18th is.iy By II. .s.acs Of .ss
g. Sn OWN w a nd .hf-s ss' no: s.
ed sbsdnsi had Of timber srpersesd
@s .. f.s y h..v, =. On her isrso.a sas
which resdsd her esiy bu sIsrted .Ismssy Or
tally the Ersesine hove IL sight the G sesp, and
cs tie morning sfFes IS lat aN lot y W. the Wave
Bare oRLAsDs ,s sulliysn Me- Noensn from Jsetsssvs
,t1 ,0s g.i .'s Sa.5s'oa & nH for i'Pa A''i's
seHa Mosrr.sY OF Bristol before Espor,a fallen
Of BY ship Creole YOri Who wu seen
bear down 50 her and srrivsd si Ssvorl-sns St inst
s.hor, Lev. Del 10. b..eh sad laseh.d
e,h maj The former va' % Morris River and IL latter Pas
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Spoken, &c.

Feb IS lat 81 ou 20 shp Advance, from Mobile sr E.vrs
Feb rs Tuskar W. L. nilss chip Guy Msnesrny vsrpo,
for NevYori.
ksrth IS la S. len O. ship csrsa curres B<s fsr "
Orleana
nMeh lat IS IS lon ST. brig Winthrop from Eev.Yo-i az sa
n.es 'e Cape rcrda brig i.dora Bragg I'm Mobile for esy
knsh 10 LAT S. Ia 70 Is Indian osesa Huu. tram Ns..
York for CieHfaeeos
March IL lat IS s. lon ~ brig Bsek svsn fro Bs,or, for
Charleston; ssDe time shr nsQ Gould. bound 5.
Eneh Is Cape Hesopen ~ W. IS rles hy Reporter Of Boz
fse, days cut hon New Tork for Doboy LlAnd.
Nsreh st a er 81 hr steering s. showing red bzrsss
~ an &c Gle and the Esns, Franees IN L.
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nteln stenners-

Llsr .. sTsssrss xosTH OF
ef From Ne~ York Garch - For Saa Jan
.ssIvy Es.,n
p,,ise saed LVsfrooi To- N-~- Tork N.--h 3
kLisn 49, 49,. Seized fron Lserpoo tr Ses Yof....Aueh n
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Arrived

ssn,bp soufhener Evan Charleston Nth mise and pa".n
ters TO Slt Ford, TilsUon Go.
Big Cb,repa of Ed.p Warner s,ton ia 20 d with cof
fee. Iimento &c, TO Nesmi h 4 Sons
Brig HoDite Sior Cenus 10 ss with aud mo.ses
~ Freeman 90 sd In with bark Sarah Asn Dsey
big YeUr r. public Lib7ey for Ntw-Yors
Scr Mary CiGk to Ne.burypou BssbJ Rio Hsche II days
with td.s, &c. 10 Duvsl Co Left no American ve.es
Ttxss 20 Do with cotton deer skins &c. m"er Feb 81
seir Costello at the mouth Of the inlet, waiting pilot
schr Golden Are OBJ siru Cienusto' u with susH he
to Hamilton Eros
steiner Thoms B. Swan, Baltimore, Parker Vein Steam
sbpCo
SAILED ssnshirs Arctic Lverpool Glsyow GlMsou Flor
da Savannah jamestown Norfolk kc.
Arrived. -. .SUsDAr March 10
Steamship Crescent City werde from New0rlesns March H.
end Hsv,ps 18th. with u dse to 81 o Roberto
pscbsbp d. vonshre London ssd Portsmouth -
with Ill psaeoseis Gs-old Morgan Wiley Feb
Let "a len is 81 sOoie shiP Sir Robert Peel from Lend'n f
Bst gz. Bsr.s OBJ Of Bermudal watnson Cienfueg dc
with sussr and nOlasssL to Tucker Lghtbourns
Brg WA. Spear tof Boston, Lanpher, Neuvt. ds with
mos'es &c, TO T. Oven Sons
SER Viola Lawrence Edenon, C. d. with corn to Brown
sehr sssh Julia (of Buctspo Doane Jereme H,yt 10
Nicholas Mole bs ea Cages for Boston
sAILEDships Cumloden Castle (Br) fer Lvsrpool Vols
London
BELOW One brig unknown, from Porto Rico.
WIND During the day, w N. w and fresh
MISSING VESSELS -schr Joshua II Davis of Ture s,ilAd hon
shunek for previous 10 the gale 0. Feb %
been heard from Harvey Small master J
Lvemore mate both Of whom have left families chse Lom
Ship Anna Tin Lnsco Mobile about Nov for To1on
has Dot siDce been heard from.
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E, Bedford ish ship Hunter Hot NorA P.eia Hone
lnly Nov 5Nytsoete St with ace b5ls wh oil
ese los bcns sent home 80 ibis VII % do sp of snd Ia 90
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IErsm Our CorrespoRlsat. |

March nhip Keystone State
HaIde ssvsBnsh On Friday At Cape H.ttero bearing
mn W dist IL mills spoke sehr Jona Of Broothavsn
18th All miles below Newcastle by the brig
Cuba from Philadelphia fol-
iiops esmsse.
Brs Queen the South Chapman Providence schrJ L. Tay
Cain, Nsw.Yerti J. Ru,lne We.ver, Fail River.
CIo,d Brig Of the South Chapman Navy Bay schrs
Wn Coz, Houcs, Fall River Gee Ems rhsche hysg1eI
Glover Osie Boston Nail Crosell Providence T. Tucker
Miller, Hartford; st'T Delaware, CLARK New York.
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1t,tI,59O S325S0 lh8o3 76I tS3lld
The Bank Committee Of the Massachusetts, Legislature
have reported in favor of giving permission for the
poymen, of e7O4OoOo additional capital the business of
banking Or THU, s2.35oOOO is given to new banks, aud
t469OOOO is added capital Of banks already chartered
OF this amount g. 200 900 awarded 70 Boston the Nav
erck Bank at East Boston with 100000 capital being the
only new charter reported for that city The applications
before the Legislature ask for Of banking
capital for the State to the amount of sl75O0OOO Tbs
present amount of banking capital i, Massachusetts 10
t52ssoOOO. The present capital Of the Boston banks is
t3l 100000.
Company denominated the Buffalo Copper Com
pany has been formed in that city Us capital stock
divided into coo shares at SOS each The stock
is all taken the required per cen'age paid in and the ar
Giles of association have been properly executed The
Company organized by tho election Of tho following Off
Presdent-Pasca Pratt Secretary and Treasurer
Samuel I. Atwaer Directors-, NJ. Griffith, Cyrus
Clark, Rufus Wheeler VIM Foote Wells D. WaLrdge,
Martin Besser Pascal 2. Pratt. This Company, at the
opening Of navigation will enter upon their location aud
proceed vigorously with the business Of mining
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Passengers Arrived.
Passenger Sailed

m ,cetsssr D,rorkre ho- Lsssol NJ oaaas. l4iy s,d
dsUsktr Ih01s LrBpgn DmniSs Mons Fp soai an Idy.
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Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR THE N Y TaIrUsx
AsBEsThe market for both irds sales mod.sts 1t So
for Pot, .nd ss IS fer Pearl,
the quotations previously snneHed sales 7 bales of wnich 2a
flour lSp Ms%LThs Ts iss for the d of STAT.
hse easier he de@.nd ncd.r.. for eI
he. dsmsHa r. Ss;
s.si ;is' @
81 fOI STATE southern Flour rather bat there
81 90 500 a l:
@ @ 5;''t Corn ' Neal ~: :. ss:,
St.S ~ pf i1@' Wait:
public Rye i dmsr With ..s Of .o@. 5000 sa.5 term. .s
sc for Stat. and and 4se s for isS coa
.s:I and lee sye the s:enes Of vessels restricts the demsad
yellow 7s a,oe for southern whit. 7se s7e for aund sh.
, Ssss for Southern yellow Western mixed inactive aud
WmIskI The @.rts. dull and lower sale. of Jersey &c,
TsoisioNsTiere .Ssr more ama. our PORK marks.
i Prince s' 81 - Ss: Be-.
tseIsd .sss for count! Mes" SVi . s. II.
Me End q fsI eOSs.' and cit! Prime p. M. firm
dal ..; Of % hid. and sssi Hams
.s Sf Ss Ss nd ;Ps s sss. S.s, M
IEADHed.n frm At 90 IS for Spanish the spot. and
IRON fair demand for Scotch pig ca sossia months,
demand bale Hay shipping at ssi s7sc and
I
CoTfEEA d,m market for hi. article. the demand lish
/ stllsdlG
suGAhsUpehansed value the active
hbds Porte Rico At &c $50 do Csbs Mucov.3s Ole
l5V DO New-Otesus At I! Ale
k0IASSFS-The the
30 hhea New Orleans al z7a2S.
HlDESTbe market presents feature; the demand 10
GOOD and the sck moderate We hve additional
port We quote Bueno, Ayrs fse RIO r.nde AZ C.sso
nl8cnfc. Anrosura az Glc, six months
lEA1hER-A moderate inquiry most descriptions
but VIII light recsis and mail stock on band Holder, sIab
much tfmn 2S-4c Henlock light a25tc
! 60 Ansostris and Rio Grande
OILS finer naIke fot Ensbh lnseed and the demand Is
fair; ssles Soce gallons 7ee cash whole
ne w CASTS for small rsrce OF Crude Whale the arrivals
and the market dropping sales New Bedford Of l.
10. sc ssh Refined sells At 75aSs for Winter
Beached Grade small los sold
81 IS hanuaeiurd in fair 81 dsl IS tor Wiasr
NAVAL srCSES-The market drmer for Spirits rurpsnsse
salse 20 bb atese ~ days. and % bbs 6edeSc Csds
remains nseiIe ed pcnin. common Resin dull sna heavy Of
sted by The rmess rvshi. No sales to-day Of importance
Tsr hrner but 5 sAIeiy Of frss chsc basine Cam
/ fhepe 10 dull at u etc.
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ALAASAc......rEIs DAY
IL aoo1. o
wATER......rHfs
Island l3 He'll Gate 81. p
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The aggregate import of Dry Goods this year is s24
$4,000 against ga CTS to the time last year The
imports other than Dry Goods large, s2o332sl, in
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The receipts at the Sub Treasury are sl3i96l; pay
nents ts3347 balance ss24601o The increase during
the week il els03le
The following the report Of specie exported from this
c,t f,ooo The eb IN the 10Th March 1854 inclusive;
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OTTIcE OF CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO K Co, y "lh.s&l
Nex York 18Th March 1854 I
eui-annua Dividend OF FIVE
PER CENT the capital stock Of this Com hs
asy payable Ia cash the e OF the conpsy
ard sth Apr erifcas Stock in either Of To
late Juncon To edo Notseb and Clsvs adj ~
require be exchanged for certificates OF this Company before &
iSspss raid .
The transfer book. will be closed from 25th inst to the 81
April By order OF the Board Of Directors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-20
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DRECKINRIDGE COAL IOMPANf.-Noti 10
hereby si,en thu election fr Directors Of the BREckfN
RIDGE CAMEL COAL COMPANY udertse pros's,s o. tAs
sais Company passed BY ,hs T. ssie % kss
tueky-sppovrd February 1884 viii e hea al us hsnsiag
House John Thomson F'S SSTps, e I's os xss.
tvs cen the hosr Of % o'clock sud oeocs NJ, dsA
heh and place al Interested are re9as
attend -.
sANrL F. HEADLEY JOSEPH BROWN
THOMPSON, Kelly
JAMES X PLACE, y TOWNSEND
CBAS pENNIsON, Jr- bENNsr Jr,
LORA NASH GRO w uiIE
G PIERSON JOHN LtUhrFOOr,
HENRY WILBUR, ineorcorsfon
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-03
Gtoues, Mr.
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A NEW AND SUPERIOR COOKING RANGE, man
ulctred and for SALE wholesale and retail by CHlLS0N
RICHARDSON, & CO., S74 Broadway, New York; also,
81 and So Blackstone street, Boston. t
Itembraces all the modern improvements, combining
beauty durability and economy in the Of fuel with
perfect efficiency in operation. The simplicity Of Its
strucon, and the consequent facility with which 1t Is
managed particularly commend it to the attention Of those
in want of tirst-class cooking range.
The fire chamber is materially different in form from
that of any other range in present use being construct
ed that by spreading the coal large surface and
burning it in thin stratum the heat is equalized under
all the boiler openings.
The revolving gate supported by lever, is adjusted in
such that the re-chamber can be instantaneous
y empted while the range closed as to prevent the
escape of dust or ashes into the room. .t
The is Of extra size with the ues so arranged as
to in the highest possible degree, equal
Of radiation every side, being elevated and level
with the top Of the reehamber; the draft entirely up
ward and natural. The external plates are lined with
composition, which being noncOnductor of heat gives Il
the advantages of brick oven.
Under the oven is a large and capacous Hot Closet
where is continually found mild and gentle heat render
ing valuable service for warming dishes Of food
Being supplied with powerful water-back the range
may be made to furnish without extra fire. large amount
OF hot water, at all times for bath other purposes
Provision is also made for the attachment of hoair AZ
lures, by which, in addition to its culinary Department. 1t
subserves an important purpose for warming dining
parlor either above adjacent to the appart-
ment in which it is placed.
The Fues large and equally adapted for burning
Anthracite and Bitminous Coal, Coke or Wood. 1t re-
qures additional fixtures for the of either For those
purchasing for transportation to distance it offers pecu-
liar advantages being complete in ITSELF and in respect
dependent on brick-work for any of its fues. III
In points of finish, workmanship and general appear
ance, it will not suffer by contrast with any.
In respect to cost it compares avoraby with either
of the Eevated-ove4 Ranges now in market.
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