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New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-25
IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF JESSE &. SMITH

F.q Surrogate the King noce nseoy sven
persons claims szsinst JOtN j. MIL
brooAlvn tecess-d thr' they are
or,eo 70 h the same thereof the subscri
bef Charles Thomson lis Office Ccut IN the City OF
RIO tu on n before June rexDsted December
q iSN SnAAHkktSS II - bag'iso"' ~ Executors.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-25
BINEY II. LEEOs Auc.loneeI-by II. H. LEEDS < 90. ,
IN THURSDAY, May %, 1874, at III O'Clock

II n
DEREMPTORY SALE of 81 ACRES of VALUA-
j Bile LAND IN The HEART Il SOUTH BROOkLYNs q. AUG
TION-COLE Chiffon will sell Auction THURSDAY,
1854 y o'clock, Merchants Exchange gYork,
el Land suVpcscd icTe ma a5out 100
full City Ground lying the blocks bounded by Carroll
President Union akoi Desrew Nesins aud PoweIsis and the
<hav Brooklyn dOuloack Railroad Is about being built 20
thou POworef which will make this property very valuable
TO- lGdR purposes sso Joftou ofr purchase
main bond aud For and particulars apply to the
Aucf No. ~ NnssGust.. y. Y. (G3D
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-25

- aKFRLY aud RICHARD C. AkERLf ss.ins; JostA @ a -
WIIICTGbBY To JOSIAH l. WILLOUGhbl; s .s-I
sunoacd repaired Answer the .a n Kar. sf
,.si,s In he efTce Of tne Clerk Of tie to1Iy -
F-~IJ,s "a ,Le h ev nf April 1854, and 20 efss N
srsws 10 the s.id szf the r he service Of
Ix2 x-i.r.ir Pookn within rwe-fy Gays ~ - N -
rrou On vou exela-ye Of the day o. 49, the pi.sn
coulrlsirr within ne
-. IN tbs action take .s..n eeSt. sth trisres
.5~.v.scur n ars sd qEtl nlle t-,~5 80
en- ,hs d.y Massa one toasAaa NJ ~ isst
pete
tfysaI te.S.' A' ryyfs ( BEOWf f'art n A'io''r~
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-25
sUPREME COUkI-city and County

~ cf Nsw-York.- CATHARlNE 4 WELLS b. JOAN )
MOORE her frtd saist ENH1 " Eli, Suinin5as i5
Rslef-lCou not ser To re DEFENDANT iou s-e hereby
surnorsd ard qrT, % he complaint u ~ ae9n wnieA
le tn q the CLERK uf The City .d County Of New
Cy Han City q Neiorx, and - copy Of
youI ausl tie sd plant the subscriber % MS once a
Nc s5 BioadwE7 said City of SswYoEk whu twenty days
The service Of this exclusive Of ne day o ncn
ssrycc; yoa is the ssld plant within - -
the VilrE This seton VII aIIy % the Coa oE TIC
rtl!tf q narded ! Ihs clllrlai.t
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-25

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of
the ,our,v Of New hereby all persons
.yr clans sssnst MARGARET T. SNOW s,e OF the ty u
N, York deceased present with vouchers thereof 70
ls be clce No 5 NAerst, In the city Of New
York on on before day July nexDa.eC YORK
tIe 4 IA. Of Janrary Is5L CHARLES H. Snow,
- ~
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-25
IN Pursuance of an order of the Surrogate OF t

tt KNT NNI T. UI an "TOtl UI Ia" IV'I' vi 'IIo
County Of Notice hereby .ven 20 all pe-sons hsv-
N ga;f CHARITY HOsIRtSD, late OF the Cry Of New
ridc v deceased present tie with vouchers there
Of 10 the his oce No. 3 Nassau in the Cy of
Yk on o before October neItDltec New
York the ixeLty. ei.hih day Of Mach, 1851 .
CALEB : WOODHULL Executor
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-25

II ESlANCE ol On oluei VI Iae Iuliv-ale VI
tie County of notice hereby given u al
hs,frr against JOHN COMsTOCh lste u he Cay Of
NewYors dceld r-senr b. With vouchers n@nlf %
fts sutfrrt,rs their store Pele m the Ciy u
Newy - q xeen;b day Of O~o'-r ed
Hcw icrE, ihe tive Ifh d. q Av-i. l.S
HEOHSt- 80. COM-TOCa F,.e-.,.
.,s frve.Tb WILLIAM H. CON-IOCk. 5
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-25
IN PURSUANCE of IN order Of Jesse c. smit

Pa suosle Of the County II KiassNo.cs h hereby syea
sreo6rs fo per-Ls having claims sgels; EDMUND
STOUTENTURG lac of the Cry Of Bookyn dseeased hat
nv rrau-d exhibit L- -h the Eyaciers thereof 10
hs .uf Fr,ders Cusus a. biz place of oa.ns nli
iu before
teerth cav ~ Oc,ober n~,t-Daie ID April 5 1854 1890
-. lsv.-Tfs FREDERICK A COSkLfStf. Executor.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-25
CIfpRFNF CoIRT KINGS Co.-wlLLIAM

/ K EOGARDUS. Plaintiff Aftorney l9j BE9adwy y 7,
EB-The seton fled ~ the once o. -
Cl.Ik Il IL Ciy County New OH oz ihe ,l -,
1854 ftgc IavswThl Z. r BOGARDUS Pltnfih : Al =
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-25
matfbes, 1ewelrp, &t.
GOLD and SILVER WATCHES,

4 Y 4
~ DIAMOED JEWELRY and SILVERWARE-
The svcr would call the attention Of purchasers MS srge
and well selected comprising the following which he
ofe for sale than uus prices and which wiz be forwarded
Of The United States CaDtds by us free
Of charge
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-25
Ocean Steamers, &l.

WELLS, FARGO 4 Co.. California and European
w Exr1sss Banking Co. No 81 Broadway aud NTt
will forward Psels and reEi for Europe BY Gamer an
tic for Liverpool SATURDAY a ms sight Ds i1r az o.
Ireland Dublin Nsoua Bank Of SEQ aud tlin
rah. In Rauk " LnIdon aIi Lvineon Wels Co '.r.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-25

Tbe L : Mail steamship JAMESTOWN Capt Cav ndy will
leave pier No IS. Norh River, SATURDAY. F.iEkSOOS,
NAV n o'clock for NORFOLK. PETERSBURG aud RICH
MOND Norfolk about - hour Passengers ar yng there
can nt tic aud Wilmington aud
Re I'd augusta Aaanta Charleston Sc Passage snd fare 10
NtoI and Rchnoud ro; steeIage hapree
For fr, III AI1ly board. and for lussage 10
~ " IITDI.AM A. PLfAsANTS. so 81 Broadvay
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-25

CHARLEs L. TuCKER, AnciilDeer
GALE Of FURNITURE, CARPETS, MIRRORS,
- ROSEWOOD PIANO. CHINA and SILVER WARE. and
VIA IA of Ladies' continuation of the sale
sf Iecs F,nbIodee Walls, silk Lace Manas, &c &c.
BILLING TUCKER will eel above FRIDAY, May D. at
No IS Wnlkei.st Particulars In the morning
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-25
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of tn

County Of New hereby 70 al peron, hsvns
es Us, JOHN STOKER lasc Of ne City Of New YORK hilor
s hsnt dseeased prut the with vouchers thereof 20
n leah ba
In The Civ Of Nv York the lch iy Of July next
m JAMES MOORE. Adnais:rztoF. &c.
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upon the nature Of and his business whenever they
into this Union, win in as non-slavehodiDg
States. That was my belief; that is my BELIEF now.
The memorials then ordered to lie upon the taps
REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES.
Mr.. JOHNSON from the Committee on Public Lands,
reported bill allowing exchanges of and granting add
ona school lands in the several States which contain
public lands.
Mr.. SHIELDS, from the Committee on Military Affairs
submitted adverse report on tho claim OF Capt Geo.
g. McClellands company Of Florida volunteers for
Fices during the Seminole war
| Also from the same committee, submitted adverse
report ON the memorial Of Nathaniel Frye for compens
ion for performing the duties of Paymaser General du
ling the sickness of that officer.
i BILL INTRODUCED.
Mr.. GEYER introduced bill to provide for holding an
ADDITIONAL Of the circuit court of the United States
M the District of Missouri which was referred the
Cmmittse the Judiciary.
RESOLUTIONS, &c.
On motion by Mr. JOHNSON,
Resored That The Committee on the Post Office and Post
Rods be instructed to inquire into the expodency of Great
ma post roads from Little Rock via Psrrysvle Danvle
Pakersturg, Readville, Charlesown, TO Fort Smith.
lcsored That tho Committee the Post Office and Post
Rods be and they hereby instructed to inquire into the
henecessy and expcdency Of providing for further
dfent compensation to posmasters.
Qn motion by Mr.. MASON, the Senate proceeded to
Reconsideration Of Executive business and after
Itim spent therein
/ The Senate adjourned.
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Mr.. sLIDELL introduced bill for the relief of Mar
garet A. Copey, Of the State of Louisiana.
PUBLIC LANDS.
Mr.. HUNTER introduced bills Of the following titles
ball to graduate the price Of public lands and Tor
other purposes.
bill provide for the sale of certain portions Of the
public lands to the States in which they e for the pur-
pose of constructing railroads and canals.
NAVAL SUPPLIES.
The joint resolution from the House of Representatives
relative to bids for provisions clothing and small stores
for the use Of the navy having been read
Mr.. GWiN urged that be put at its passage
giving as reason therefor that had been recommended
by the Department. and had the House. and that he
MR. had been requested TO urge its passage through
the Senate.
Mr.. FISH did not desire to oppose this measure bnt
really such rapid mode of legislation struck him
ther extraordinary. Here was bill recommended
day by the Department the House, and passed by that
body the next sent to the Senate the third and ask
ed to be passed there Ii such be the process Of
legislation they might well dispense with the commit
tees altogether.
Mr. SHIELDS thought the bill involved changes in rela
ton to regulations that required looking into, and he
thought it had better be referred to the Committee
Naval Affairs; which was agreed to.
WEST POINT CADETS.
The joint resolution from the House Of Representatives
explanatory of the law regulating the number Of cadets
to be appointed to the military academy West Point
having been read
ssIr. SHIELDS urged its immediate consideration but,
after some dscussion it referred to the Committee
on Military Affairs
BILLS PASSED.
On motion by Mr.. FITZPATRICK, the Senate pro-
ceeded consider the bill extend existing contract
for carrying the mail in Alabama.
Mr.. L. having explained the pressing necessity that
existed for the passage Of the BILL it read third
time and passed.
Mir. JOHNSON asked the Senate to indulge him in
taking up the bill for the relief Of the heirs Of COL Alex
ander Morgan and Mr. j. having explained and advo-
al tb,b . n hir1t me apln
The bill from the House providing for the distribution
Of the several States and Territories was read
and referred to the Committee on Military Affairs.
INCREASE OF THE ARMY.
Mr.. SHIELDS called up for consideration the bill to
the pay and increase the officers of the army of
the United States, and for other purposes.
This bill led 10 considerable dscusson and its further
consideration postponed, with view to proceed to
the consideration OF Executive business
On motion by Mr.. MASON, the Senate proceeded to
the consideration of Executive business and, after re-
naming therein until P. M
The Senate adjourned
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D. Washburne, Irael Washburn, Wells John Wentworth,
T. Wentworth Westbrook Wheeler Witte and Yates-II0-
NAfs-Messrs Abercrombie Aiken James G. Allen, VIII
breckenridge, Brooks Caruthers Caske Chasan Church
WE'LL Clark Cngman Cobb, colqut Cox. craige, John G.
DAVIS Dawson, Dent Disney, DoWde, Dunbar Elliott Eng
sh Ewing Faulkner, Florence Goode, Greenwood Grey,
Haniiton sampson w. Harris, Wiley p Harris Hendrcks
Hem, hb6aFd Hill Houston, Ingerso George W. Jones.
y clancy Jones' Roland jones, Kett Kerr Kdwe, Kurtx,
Latham Letcher, Iindley Macdonald, cDougal McMuen,
MGNa Mcqueen, Maxwell John G. Miller, Smith Miller,
Mison ods Mordeeai Oliver, Orr Packer John Perkins,
Pheps Phillips Powell Preston Ready, Reese, Richardson,
Riddle, Rebbns, Rogers Rufn, Seward Shannon, Shaw,
Shower, Singleton, Samuel A. Smith, William Smith, VIM. h
Smith, Geo. w smyh Frederick T. Stanton Vansan Walsh
Warren Daniel D. Wright, Htndfck Wright, and zolli-
cofer--95.. -.
The House then adjourned
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The SPEAKER laid before the House communication
from the War Department transmitting information in re-
gard the works of defence in progress Fort Point
and Acatrazas Island California; which was laid on the
table and ordered to be printed.
Mr.. HARRIS, of Mississippi, BY consent introduced
bill granting to the State of Mississippi public lands in
alternate sections to aid in the construction OF railroad
from Brandon, in said State to Mississippi City, or TO
point opposite Ship island, on the Mississippi coast.
which read twice and referred to the Committee on
Public Lands.
SETTLERS ON RAILROAD LANDS
The House then resumed the consideration of the bin
Of the Senate for the relief Of settlers on lands
for railroad purposes the question being on the motion
Of Mr. Oar to reconsider the vote by which it was order
ed to third reading
Mcssrs. ORR and BISSELL opposed the bin and
Messrs JONES, Of Tennessee, WARREN and SINGLE
TON advocated il.
Mr. WARREN moved to lay the motion to reconsider
ON the table which was agreed To- Yeas 100, nays ca
The bill was then passed
AMENDMENT TO TUE Rules
Dir. MILLS0N, from the Select Committee ON Ru,es
reported the following amendment to tho rules Of The
House:
Any member entitled 70 the foor may in Committee Of
the Whole on the state Of the Unio pending the
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as celebrated as the Nlmot pf0ySO. lie alluded
the proviso inserted in the bill on motion OF Senator
BADGER These were matters which melited close, q
severe, and thorough examination.
They had had numerous petitions against the passage
Of this measure, one Of them from large number of
cergymen who had allowed themselves TO be separated
from the rest Of the community and become distinct
class He would venture to say that not one Of those
gentlemen who most respectable in their sphere
and proper calling, had even read the bill. lie
would say the people of the North that If they would
throw aside fanaticsm and prejudice aud give up for
moment their political agitation and give this bill fair
examination they would that there never had been
rendered to them beneficial, and in his hum
bic judgment calculated to restrict slavery. 1t
bin emncnty favorable TO the North, and full discus.
sion of the subject would prove il to be 50.
The gentleman from Illinois had said that il this bill
should be committed it would never be reached All
knew that majority Of the Committee Of the Whole
could lay aside every bill which might precede this one
should it be referred and in that manner it could be
reached and considered.
lie repeated that he desired to examine the bill to sec
whether or not it did the doctrine Of non
vention. He meant far be concerned that the
South should not receive such gift as the Greeks Of
of old left at the gates Of Troy When you strike it.
will be able to ascertain whether It's hollow You
viii be able to perceive whether it oonceas within ITSELF
not armed men, but principles dest uoYe or that which
we advocating upon this floor In conclusion he de-
manded the previous question
Many gentlemen appealed to Mr.. GETTING TO withdraw
the demand but he declined doing SO.
The previous question seconded, and under its
operation the bin referred TO the Committee of the
Whole the state Of the Union b the following vote
YEAS-Messrs Appleton, Ball. Banks BeIeher Bennett
Benson, Benton Bisel Bliss, Bagg, Camphe Carpenter;
Chamberlain Chandler Chase Ccrwin Crocker Cuon Cur.
tie, Cutting, Thomas DAVIS Dewitt Dick, Dickinson East.
man, Eddy Edgerton, Bdmands, Ellison Etheriage Ever
hart, Farley Fenton, Flager, Frankln Fuller, Gamble,
Giddipgs Goodrich Green, Grow, Aaron Harlan, Andrew
Harlan, Harrison Hastings, Haven, Hester Hughes Hunt,
Johnson Daniel T. Jones' Kttredge, Knox, Lane Lilly,
Mcculloch, Mace Macy Mstteon Maurice, Maya, Meachau
Mddeswarh, Morgan Morrison, Murray, Nichols Noble,
Norton Andrew Oliver Parker PceG, Pcckham Pennn
B. Perkins Pratt, Prnge, Puryear David chie Thomas
Rtchcy u sell, Sabn, Sage, Seymour Simmons, SHELTON,
Tracy Trout Upham, Vail, Wade, Walbridgc, Valley Elhu
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Arr Sslina Bay 25ih ul shp Continent (of New Ped
fIrd 3itts Philadelph
At Rio Janeiro let ut ships Massachusetts, U propeer)
Mst6s for the Pacific Sophia Walker Gray. from se
sty for Mane leGsy, GohGTging repairs; Aramingo,
Csssin iIoE sdx just BARK Roche Moore from L0na
wehethij Maine Law, psn'nE wig IT Huntingdon. Cor.
LtT, 90 o.; Orsfcn. sode, for .ewOllesns; Cintoaa
Nn.h Wine, Ter Bs.tiIoe, wig hrss Dolphin. Colby. f
Eon', viS'o ost sr BosiiA shs.siord ds ssry MRae.
A. sus l. one Oct p bsrk 5 W Sssh Toxae. unc nhe
inti eI NonL SUD first Officer bal died seed .6th
t'k nefu hsse. savory. Aosroyia.
a. &C ,Ane,l sePt 50 chip Vespisian Adams and brig
AZ DIX Cose Sept l6 bark Buekcse StuftevGnt for Mon
TSlit sna Ss.sn4 lev dgys
AZ fsr z4ih ut brig Gustsvus Percvsl from salem di.s
vas" eb ~ &c - 10 the river and would b. hove
sh ohAsstii Lsutea CbsSe from New York AR pa dir
fitoee bter fon Cave Ved i.l or Boson next d.y
schT Ably toesi Smith, from and for Eoatou or dsva
IN me iSer -o1A ut American fose-aalaa schr.
bOgnd ~. ~ '''
A, M.isnAsn 18Th Ill; brig Emma, sr.an. fn He~Yorl
Oct s 1850 Vs. '
At Cur,eos % inst .chr John Elliott. from o..n for Glen
iuefos day.
A. 81 Martins 9ls ILL., big GAIelle Will. from, c,v,sn.
Nov II, for Tuiks lsGuG O. i saem.
An al hsliisE llih inst schr kaloosh Jeains for Nm
u,aL Ga llth. ichr CGniils. sis.sr Esw.Yo-k
Art Al ~ stentsus, " g. lib LIST. ship Pamphyia Val
py Of ffom Boston.
Ar. - Joho B.. 18th inst b, is Inia. Ansa. Prov
etnes CD h schrA Return Rsthbi n, and Pearl Wh-lp
Bos'cn: l6sh, trg Charlotte Smith barbadoes sehrs
Bosion.
A. ssy, Nov IS brig Ads Ch,se from N.s 1ort Eng for
ieIs isps sehr susan Hall huborn 10 Provisee
An at ciudsd Bolivar Nov n, brig Csun, Kippel, New.
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y,htadeIphia Market. go. FRIDAY, Deo. az.

In.peoon Of FLOUR aud MEAL for the week ending Dec H.
l9bt: II $40 Ibis Of supefne FLOUR do fine dol II d.
rdd 1e9 do AYE FLOUR 557 do Corn nEALT7O d.
conc a ned fetal, IS 1871. a.,
No cbsuts In Qlsicron BARK bss under notice
and The dull la COTTON tue demsnd mode
rate but prices about stsonsry with sales OF lS4%Oo
h,e today ga steady fJrsPnent and nome
~. at former qnoisd CLOVER SEED cace ard IN do
rand AT 25a sc 50 y bushs there Is little ohsroS
FruT-Th. cargo Of Msssa Rsisiu arrived few DAYS c.
has beer petty much all dposd from he %hari At about
rr,Ups phees FLOUR s firm, but qniet sale OF goo 1
PeuIsyaDis FLOUR vas mace at ~ ~ but ms
rate refused fOr shipping bTenos and - % sse
with stock sse the demand for home ute Il mod
er,t. within The Of 80 $40 ~ for soot to ex
Ire And ascy BRANDS RYE FLOUR and Corn MEAL are also
aIet. arO Prices shout the same
WHAT scarce WI further small sales Of crime Pennsv
vsni. At ISo 81 Is for red aud 81 zoos - for white
Copx wanted with hui little offering and 7J'O30 bushels
sold a. 83d9c for yellow, In store HYE
h in o. coy dsDafd ard 5ttd6O0 bushels sold at = OATS
Fuher .ss OF PenBsylvsna reported at b'c bushel
In GEocFkILs there rather demand FOR COhse, and
stou 600 bugs Rio have been sid at 100 de on tne su-
asr and AID firm previous
eptipue very dull WooLNo change in prices, aud sales
moderate WHISKY sells 10 lots wanted at &c for ooih
Ma and hldS
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- -. .,., ~ side. Calf ssin. IN limited

a. go s.. .Ies ~ ssdes Calf shins are 10 limited
rs-g.v. declined 9TH increased 'uppe'i Gales 1000"
r::. e;s :,d ~ demand, ~ d...r. being -.n.up
- ". quote Roetl.bd =. &c aud Ia ap :, h ~
pgTTrBrR l. in fair Request al steady ia'S'' 'A VI e
s.sGs; SEN oe.n lowe. a.d u, IL n'i
qs.,,' ~, 5 sG' &c s s6G. 'f rSr.o ss
SvAVaL STOBE.-rhe make, 'oI so s.a ~
S,S. Pee I. . saI c sss sra ss i'
sih s'' o. l. 10 ri, ssmsnd With sale. Of ace OBJ, VII
Csss.n 81 sss IS q $40 n oe v.'ed saA 20 No =.
S@ss2 'si Tar IL usehsnsedi 10 further '"''
eel. msrset for ytslh Ln..si arm with ,
,os., .si.. Of gall. eoese e'.h and 'so,
heahs VII o,. vii a, siaSle. Cruas Whe Is qu.t ssi
pie. la. ..is =, Sc ss spe,m l. he'd at eiee.
shsrs es,er. views; lea. sde % cash m.ns',e Sfed
mi. W,sern at SEC mos saai Ss's o. A7d a. o'c'
fLAsTnk-wnsir e sus Sine Wind.o .od ss0sj 50,
81 'D' W. soc bb. Cslcned .od at 81 90 DAYS
S ,r .siisr,; Jes OF 80 boil. 81 psi2
rs fr ss. so i1 s2 u for Pfue AID toa sIo % ot
Poviaors ha. reduced from 81 "A for 20
%. se,y ,re.t reduction The reduction on Lad l. %
ns' ,s,ltss thes. Ia fair regae or, ts trade;
,s,s OF 10 bbs ssasl Is for Coge'r, Mess tls 20 I
I'D eon.n; s5d 81 for coaairy
Pine Pine Mess is without macn ehiDse ana 70 'a' re-
,s., ,..s of go terees Cveisn1 a. e. aud
Hrs, sood IscisDs (uillmAu Boeinopl on pyse
Beef SAFE. o. Sld Sbs.ss pess ms.. are
All I'D ore plenty; d 100 ercsssi 9ia9le for Hsm',
1fle Tor shosdsrs Bacon duh At ts0Js. Lard quite
6rg The inquiry fair Ia psf for Flames ses OF goo bOs
sdt,re.s 81 0d zee and $50 seesat fe bu'ter is hrn
az 10 fair demand &c for Ohio aud for State
Chez. 10 steady a. lteif; -
sTFABTN--A firm usIset; The supply ' nos lsge Sales
of l2t(O n GOOD 10 prime a. t.e. u ,ie .
TEB-ssles have bee made Of 80 bags East nds
sKINsWe notice sales Of 2Coo Curscoa Goat at 45diS
M. o., a, ard 600 n lords Deer at IdI nc cash
sPICEs-w. note sal,s OF cases NO. Notnes' at sie
eash; OF d IS bales Cloves, lbc ., =
sUGARs-Tb.re is very little setiyit, 10 n, brs'eh OF
picss heavy SAFES 81 ~, hhas Nef Oh nv
43d5ic hhds Cuba Iuscovado &c ead 700 boxes re
Pa,sps &c 1T suci!op sf hhds Now Orleans al a. 3;
a.i ~ boxes HAvans Sfa ~ 60 -
TOBACCO-Tb.rs been active inquiry tpr export,
vb bat little ho0e inqoiry Prices are u0ehh'g d rae
have mostly In spsish s,lss Of sV mas
KspueIy sle siS Ohio and Pennsgsans ,"ed Leaf
64ISc bsles HaVaHs and 80 40 OuOs ana oaAuA Vn
rrivs,e teras; n cases FLORIDA, ia &C. -, =,
WHIsKyThe market frn aud s more ,use tn7 %
mud IN part for Baltimore sales OF go bb at &c U5'tc
O., Ohio aud S8Be 3gle for Pson Drudge IS hold nc
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To Mariners.

Public NoTIcE LIeHrING THE EGERHN
IGHT-Heteby INSIDE that point
fee'@D In the vicinity o Esersuoc will be hted 10Th
Of this month sht the tst sss. according fIesaes
the time the hgh ia the Ku gdoni
II will t visible from s points OF the the
~ bum al tie though With view its serving
day mark beacon the will be painted red Lon
giuoe OF Greenwich deg 4s mia is North sd
iud. IS deg - MR. as Elevation above the uound 81
Norwegian feet N.sble 20 to - miles (6Q to dssree
PETERSON.
ChisiiGhia Nov. II 1851 REBEA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-23
MARINE JOURNAL.
Port OF NEW Northumberland


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