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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-12-28
Auditors Office, Jackson County, Ohio.

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November II, 1854 366w JOHN STEPHENSON, J.C
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GREAT ARRIVAL
Bum, WALTERHOUSE & BUM.

HAEE just received from Cincinnati and
IL Portsmouth, and are now opening
NE LARGEST BEST SELECTED and CHEAPEsr
Stock of Goods ever brought to this market,
among their dry goods may be found the best
brands, brown and bleached muslins, drills. den.
inns, sheetings, pillow castings, nankins, cot,
tonades shirting, twceds, cambrics, silesias. dl4
apers, table covers, crash, canvass.
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Drl) Woo0s.
& 9aEFgs 9Y9AV>

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u, has often been said that Real" Made Clo-
will LIZ rin ;. Is worthless and good for nothing,
and 'e%i ana 90 The weaer little or no good,
a"u DeHcVing ihcre is more truth than no try Ga
IT, especially the kind Of cothtno tba' Z -, ,yob,
70 this place, from Portsmouth, CIncinnaW sn5
otner places, and palmed off on oar ciiI1sns q.
OeiHg tne very best quality and latest atyIa
No" II Inc citizens of jackson and surron-A-
lnB country would just as leave have tha,.
Ilothihg made substantial and to ft them n.st.
~ ior tle same price that they pay for The
IaSh tnat lhey have been in the habit Of buvIng
'hey Will just call at 7. B. Dckason's
Merchant Tailoring SI,On
IoIr doors below the post Office, on Main stres,.
oaIhSoh Ohlo, where he has on hand largo
"mu gOoa assortment Of clothing cut under the
supervision OF a. d. Maxwell, who has carried
Tn the tailoring Business in this place for the
last Two years, and is known by our citizens.
not only as man Of taste and fashion. but "a -
charge Of the '"" '''A0"
CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT
hs as, foreman and cutter, and will spare no pains
OoI IN having the clothing made WELL and
pleasing his old and new Customers
lie has also on hand large and we'll selected
Cloths Cassimers, Vestings, and other
Furnishing Goods,
Bought at very low price. lie fatters him.
sell that ne can sell little cheaper than any
other establishment in the place.
7. B. DICKASON.
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DEl9NQUBNT list.

AND TOWN LOTS IN OF JACKSON
THE TREASURER OF THE YEAR
added PENY
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Valuable Property for Sale.

TUNHE Subscriber offers for sale, the following
described valuable property One 40 acre
IA tract, all improved, adjoining the cor
AE84dM poratiou, Of the town of jackson, on the
Iii Portsmouth Road. This is the most
. :, gEss desirable property in the county, pos
cssing all the advantages that is wished for. A
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-12-28

RLACk French and American broad clOthss
ID Black French American and fancy easS
meres, satinets, tweeds.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-12-28
~ QEA d" EDs

ENHE highest market price will be paid IN
l. cash for wheat flour bills. and cooperstuffA
delivered at our mill in Jackson. Always Oh
hand and for sale, an excellent article Of supes,
fine Flour.
The highest market price will be paid here
for all kinds Of country produce.
BUM WALTERHOUSE & BUEM
Jackson, April l3, "a. Sly
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ktAT1N: silk, plush and fancy vestings
- broad twilled, buff and fancy linens;
black silk, linen and silk, and fancy cravats.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-28

From the apparent of net earnings must be do
Quoted the paid to the Berkshire and Ptsfed au1
toclbrdge Raj roads about s7i 600 $4,000 paid in
the adjustment Of claims agsnsthe company for damages
III past years with equal larger amount of expendi
occosioned by the ifeshes in August and November
last Aside from this the purchase of engines and
cars has been found Necessary in order carry the
business Of the road to advantage OF there no
prospect for dividend under such circumstances Morris
Ketcbum of New York appointed Director vice Mr..
Plunket resigned.
The amount OF public debt redeemed las. week was
els6,3oo, leaving balance of s5334O29.
The Orient Insurance Company has been organized by
the election ofC W Faber President Alfred Ogden Vice
President ard Charles Irving Secretary The Trustees
among most respectable citizens Trustees John
l. Aspinwall John Auchincloss, James Brown n d Car
He George Christ Francis Coenet Eug enc Dulh RobL
E1omet, Jr, Frederick G. Foster Joseph Gallard Jr
Moses IL Grinnel, j. Woodward Haven Richard L-vin
John Il. Kitching, G. Henry KoOp, George E Kuhsrd-
Charles hanson, Alex. NJ Lawrence Arthur Leary Ma-
mer Liying ston, w A PlatenIs Frederick " Read p A.
H. Remand Thomas Rgney c. II. Sand Edward F. Sac.
dersOn, f A Schumacher Watts Sherman Cornelirs Sus
ton Samuel Thompson, John S Williams VIM s Wilson.
Tie Company viii comma nee business at No Merchants
Exchange on the Is prox
The Delaware and Rariian Canal VII be open Tor rsyi
cation on Wednesday, lst March
The Rome and Wa.ert0wn Road has declared dividend
Of cent
The steamer nom Boston, on Wednesday VII take some
gold bars for France.
On Saturday last Mr. George Lamar declined a reeec
ton TO the Presidency of the Bank of the Republic owing
to pess of private engagements consenng however to
act as Vice Presdent Thereupon the late Cashier Mr..
James T. Souter unanimously made President by the
Board Of Directors and Mr. Lamar Vice President; They
both popular officers and have made for this compare
lively Bank very extensive southern and Western
correspondence in addition to its large business at home
The aggregate imports of the year thus far are
against s2s96575l time in 1885, showing increase
OF only about half million Of dollars while the exports
of merchandise and produce show On excess OF s47Oo
as compared with last year.
The quarterly statement Of the banks Of this State Just
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-28

IRoy-Eoier' Of se'lsh Fs veg fra at @S'Ss' 81
sTEDsA oar It demand Clever Seed for 's' 30 ne 'r's
NJ 6itic ~ n .. -.
wraEtr t1.ss C = tlEs no q IL So -. - n
ETGArs-Tretr re u-ctarFsd De DEP ~ r p fNs -
&C htis tire Ne- CrlcsHss r, CAB ~ SOS ~.
hCiaS -FsTte Ss-and far OrsGni tolf f aS4sf--S
rsfr Of go 'fs % = c-sr- sd eF = BIC - ~
LIMF- Ccuuca ho-tsn3 I'd T. NJ &C y ,-li' " ma
u.rird a J. hs former sid e. 81 Tor The i-- A' GO
tirued -lsssaUt weather Testr4c srIEs.. s,,o,
FI>H- Dy Ccd the maId Enhsds sass o. W
s o. g ibis a. SIS 1875 Y Tor Vol lase All IS M 70
HOPsT The E4kst 4 tE a. toGEe ss LrsSern and western
TOBlCCO- SAILS have been made Of 2 M Ksaa;ty Il 81
&c src z csssE l0lica Irirsie tsrI1s- -
HIDES HodIs rm aSd tie ttcef s better - s ezt "e
In Yesterdays report the made ~
ho6 ssLeIs az or Questions whom we iaieada
f ttc rgverse-u1vlu ing
helt yblfs. OF csscrip cns, wtirh a1f wi
lot middle n btT supply and Jrces veil a,ati ed
Cksr iiBts 1sh stock dsmin1 We qllte hzls
vetts Bleros Ayres ici middle - 12fe Do Ans'slfs
s.!aStc
oils market r Eurh Lir-c1 huoys1t ai IRE
limited cte Esons sidi1g Interest
whole lots ard 7c FOR u los Asrcan- CT de Whale ia
cutre hut would Be Dcesssy % eject sales tle
for Wiutsr Ecschea Esph.Lt Il CZs1e Spfn c IN
the sfserce q stock Erd e|cc stierf nols -
81 90 MANUFACTURED without thi &C. the inllirY Is
u b SEIZED Bleachet
veil srsred Spirits TurPeptns dull the aiv1uce. Sih
stles Of hbs Crrds j. Inactive
ssed tcghs VI tish - freight Is. sa
IS IS Wiuans,ou md North Comfy
delivered nezlsctef tent downward Is
without dial otarrt Isl biz Ihl g ia order
BfTCE Coed bard North River sd wsatd
nard & q q - IS " Jsry lerioT make - 80
4 for n rfrr To-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-28

FLOUR AND MEAL-There Increased hesyness
for Western State Flour prc, sfs 70 easier he dsas
active for oe trade and 0 shipping Ca
prices lie Aes o. Westen Cana
ths 5 anon 70 rssh STATE III
IS S7 mixed Michigan % ana $50 .
Ohio southern aorra heavl and Eey quiet e
Of bb IS 2Sass 62t for mixed sooS rnht brands Bal
Alexandria and Georgetown Rye ssr iet and h-svy
- u
dsen- tte decline in freight, tOrist dip aen re .es .s
7Co bEh red LonE Island t So io0 bus. Write southern 1t
.sCut 81 81 and Co bush SOFA seaihs,s - kys r.ssi
sales ell 90 bush at 81 sSfl I road aept oa.
quite plenty ans dun and heavy At saA io5 sac saa
Nesttrr End SAGE for Jerey Barley sna noaa 81
slasl 10 Corn 2io &c lover wait. except ID 10 hI
shiprHg AID local demand sales Of 600 b1sh ssSe tof
ysy yeow tsdSc fer sOuhern mIed; so9sie for sosAsru
yecv for Western mixd 81 deie for white ahefa tue
latter pTies for handsome whise-tPeari whte)
NHlsKY-The uarfel unsettled aud nomiaa AZ 9Sf Tor
prison The siese pTudse qus; al p. time aaa nerssf
PEONISIONS-Our rafks better for Pork, the "a are
hi .rd the esmsnd far M the bone trade sales Of 20 D.,
sl5 S7t for Mes and els asa ais SIT for Prime sId els cor e
Beef eIn and IN ..dy re9ae. ale q Sc bbs ei fa ~
sl as BssfHAas are nos Psnty sna .ssAy
,,lss Of 70 to. 70; Hans and se f ssesae prss.ed
1tell and ties leeisi md co. is lie Butter IL fair
and Western Cheese 70 very que, II ledl2s
fs SpsssA
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Foreign Ports

At Buenos Ayres Jan g tarks John Murray Wsyz. I'm Nav
10 .II =. Roman Hamilton f Bangor ssh Mary Bros
brig, kot Wing Crowel I'm New York jan Unios rs =
suhh I'm Boston, arr Dec. IS schr Henry Barliag sid sd
Dec bans kanA~ka Marshall SouhsH pton ssce
- Hansn LEAR New York snee ART } 3st before reported
11hl Eesnd koppheh Wfas, salem Jan brig HsyiSrd
dkont bcsor 9Th bark Paans Bettes for Nss.York Bril-
Chafa neosa, Parker, aid ait Dec . fr %. -
AT PernAm6ueo Jan 3 bark Mnnesot veacock for
pms GAYS sd 2st barb Gov Voa oxholm Davis Bahia IA
bfs Lopez kenpey, PHILADELPHIA -'
Al Punta GArsnGs 9Th brig Joseph Baleh Bar,ev r
ten Greet Il few days ~ ~''
dephis. - ~r~'' @--1'' ia fA4Aa-
2days 49, ~' ~0-'s'' ~ "N''O-- W
reIf day. only Am vessel ~ "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-28

In Exchange the market is doll but for Continental bills
quite firm Sterling i, plenty ss0s cent; Francs SIS
a5l3a
THERE'S but little doing in Freght and rates tend down
ward To Liverpool some $4,000 10000 bushels Grain
were taken at l50l7d Flour, 46 asked; 1000 bales
Cotton ia7 led. which Is firm Resin, s43 Bacon and
Land, 42i6, &c. To London and Havre hear of no
engagements.
The amount received at the Sub Treasury is coo 292
Paid s2O5 GOO. Balance s7o772s2
The semsannusl interest due March l. the Delaware
County Ohio bonds issued 10 the Cleveland Columbus
and Cincinnati Railroad the income bonds OF that
road and on The first and second mortgage bonds Of the
Covpgton and Lexington Railroad will be paid at the
barking house CT Winslow, Lanier Co, in this City
There considerable activity in Money todsy partly
oecasioued by ihs approach Of the close Of the month.
TIE supply however is abundant on call at 607 cent
PAPER in request las cent for avorite names and
sac for those desirable The Banks it viii be
feer by the statement annexed continue 10 expand their
loans The increase of the week about 100000 The
speoi has decreased by payments into the Treasury
&c, 100000 The Deposits have diminished aboai
<5a0aOo The figures are:
CoxYAs Of As Leans s CireulIsE end Dspo'r
81 As BaHks q e CRY Of Nse York for ne T,eti e1Sy Sl
Feb IS 1881
tai q, each Bank al the Sls,c e1ie;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-28
SECOND Board
MONDAY, Feb. 27-PM.

MONDAY, Feb EI-TW.
The Stock market rather drags to-day without any i'm
po,tent change in prices excepting in Erie which fell off to
eel decline of y cent and in Crystal Palace, which
closed at AZ bid, improvement of cent consequent
upon the movement 10 make change in the Board OF D
rctors and bring Mr. Barnum into the Presidency of the
concern We understand the receipts at present just about
cover the expenses. The other changes not material
Harlem fell off /, Hudson River Nicaragua cent
&c Cumberland is steady but dull Parker fell off p
cert The Investment Stocks are about before New
York Central however heavy. In Railroad Bonds there
Is fair inquiry and quotations generally steady In
State Stocks and Government Stocks there is but little
doing The steamer brought out Government Stocks
fer redemption
in Mining Stocks there IL moderate business and prices
are firm. Lehgh Zinc bid; Gold Hill, IS Po'omac 81,
On advance; McCuOch II, b 30; Conrad Hi IS, b. 80
4 O. L.. Nnrtl "a 4 rhnh IA
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MARINE JOURN4L.
.pnrr OF NEW.YORK ......-..... .FEa


Sesusbp- City weudle, View 'e,ps q Noh'5
Shrs-Asi n Orleans Deurs FOrl.A1s W n Neso.
Crrr, Linn Hess.l Duf ham Dm'ni f'm.nN NC rs
CIs Cnfeso. Croker Warren sisc Wright Aoeel L"sPo'
c II MsTshGli 4 CO - ~. ..--,,. d. ID,
BAN DC, an Barber s. Marks Stanton thompson F
lontls Jtwftt Havana. Russel Nsini. -, 49,. r,
RriS-Pr zisr ,Rr Cspnsn, sd Mayhem abbot @
Chcttaw Rocket ard uas y A Curtis D.: ralhie NN''
Roo uIs1 Puerto Catsllo, De Aereeda Joye c. . - ,
Schooner Guif STeam, CrtNm-F Nlimi,Roa - boso \
sen Pere q fn Charleston McCready ho. Co sAa 81 q
sI,tb smith Nrw.Heyen maer; Doc Frnk,n Geo Pfovf
f.rcc Haveus: Bil0v ar Day liaifsN n u D'9,ya9
Ksfc Brrsu Iltler savannah, Dun an noa JJscpa hs
Martin pit,n cuh. V, fssh Re- Avsrsdo No5N SInse
Pfar. Nsstrvt NcSbetn b1euian Nud1e9"
Ed N u Fisher. Herrc.t Phi ad'l Qhif biIt
Pr.reller-Jecsou us1lster baIlnore, ' 5 SAlp %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-28

phuadslrnia NsGi.'D. ...NoSDhr FEB 81 1874
There /, 10 charge uohee IN COTTON IRE 90 mrs. !.
LSers re ssus ry asl ~ = Dbl r stntsrd orsni'
tuytrs cser - 10 ssis hsve ben soft * -
-. a. here naai ui.td ~tl1 the rsage % -
rib ~ eowuCn retailing nd eztA brands AFs 10Y =
Cosx NAL re1lin cuiet sra prizes uoH1ty
,|rts OF Grain cartiure ifi, a1i TO m1tket ael
itCc tr.h coed Peuts,vanis red WHEsI SD = ~ -
- Is ~ifhcut fnors baysr. RVS Tar aer so ~ -
psGe Il ii IS CoRN = meel i1q1 81 ~ 81
s0t lush Penrsy-sn ye - OIL, have ea 'o sys "a
tnf cus with moderate sales TO o. it,l IN
ROT n ch doiuG srd prices ltont tl' sans "h'~'
80 Srll AZ sic Tor bbls hEcs 40 sales
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-28
Disasters, SC

sHp CHARor or FAME Boston from Liverpool reports Ls
Liverpool Jan II nsh, Oh Hoyhead in contact with
ulen Gene of the North Channel Jan o. lat s. IS n.
Ion w barometer 70 % took all 81. except
noI a and msin Spencer blowing hard high runnug
I'd A IL the msiuopsa main blew main
op-gssnt blew on below the rigging
yard and the nsIysd bToe Ia tho sup hgl
ship ing sdly fo sail
nd nlus Il rih at.r sails that we f al bio n fon he
24ib heavy struck the bow washed Away
head Feb bent fore and tOpsAs aud
having been eight DAYS without oPsa beat Feb
the "a Of Jan Feb ss Ia The ongUds that
Jan . Was in Boston Bay Feb 3 Had gale from r.
AID thick lost orssa split oe aud nzzsn ops4s
pat ~ he ere" ha os bitten nsd navng 10 sails to bend put
into ProyueeEows Va to~d to Boston om PovincstJwn BY
stesmtr T.. B. Forbes
sHIP PASLHES1 pseke from Liverpool for Boston pu into
Poyincetown -ih Et JaG % rack by Lightning killing
Cline Of Mas and James Burgess Of ireland
sTothsr 'tsmsn severely injured FEB IA LAT a s. lon a.
three ksnds OF ce "a Quantities OF
ted and diss the night clear Ga the 18Th
"a hrld ice, and Obliged Dldag
tie pssse Kpsercsd heavy westerly EAes started tOpsss
Boston Bay euIng she hssyy " w gale and
Pot into Proyneeto-n he badly
the sails the ship badly iced Died board
Jan II Edmund Raymond Of ysd
sHP sTEFsEs BALDWIN Smith which sailed from Horn Kon,
Dec iog San FsLosco EO0 gale lost yards sa aad
con relied 10 sreh0r on the South Coast 70 repair
bAEE sWAE Be from BusuOs Ayes that 2.
int at - d. leu = z, b4 heavy gas from g
down s vars Of bsiwans isd foresPnas "AJss Had heavy
netkrfls galts sLee that time.
scHs ELIZA ASH teore reported whore NhaH been cot
of and tow,t 20 Hsl,ul b steamer john fsylor.
QULESsrowE, Feb. srne sehr Walter Rose of
y OLTdEsT from ksEYOrk Yves:
IN At 81 - o 50 q, wAseTss and captain men,
CoHsa arrived here from HsVsai Zone
men s1oiteT tAe ersT lat neither s'ssk Of LOST
VESSEL seen oboe the beach 10 the yard Of Fen
vcks IzHd eoou hA mssted and asns blt could
made eut-tJ steamship PsnLsylTaail 81 PhnIte PhiA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-28

wD 3. Travis eshh osi,ssoBi bs'ss ssss Cole sasss.l
G,sn Waite, Arstcheoa srpbis csn savssnss; ~, ~
.oa, Nehersr easacfs Bsi9T A. fl5,ar "a N1stss 80
lg Nerus Or from Biih F savaii. g. 49,
sa'utdsyBss a.see'' sis' oar ~. 40 III =, -
rto,tsed ana -a'res n Pc. irot sot,s -,
Nrthirs wen. tc g sunday Bir "a ifa "a -.
uriroWn 10th h0gtd GU e. 3 .rehs, Nlas.. Rsas
FRIs4OL-Afr Feb - bis Mona ilE shsn. Mts,tsbA 4, ]
ga frcsa teow 4sh brig CtNra, "e-., fsa Psrl.,.,I
FALL RlvER-sl ash, BRIG Excel ,ss NswYs,s Tn.
NSEwP0 r-Si. FEB Is big Ms-y s coarsr,, Pa,,, a.
o. -Ssnes1 Nasearess shTs y8 Brosn N.ol.-, y<
Pm F,srb Psfsrepti Smith rut 4 lran Bos,osl S *
ID from Do Nfw-tItvan 9 Fil.a
potfltpdl Gctmoui sea Witch iifon ff0ylsacsl N-,na
prs.s5 ors bark ffTr'n lfrDR
n. York BRIG q f1rna fem bTifll To- Wlniaxso ~
,rs oihrgs 4 Arr. brig ftlfah. Cooper RoekS -
vsrrsh seir solog q Camden deep loaded hss ls A -
uesr Fort Adams
~. 49,, F.,teIl Cal.s Wis New i.ii5h "esi
pDoViDPNCE Ar Feb IS bar, CltEes Brewer Esun. NJ
Me- SIR ArchstEs p fro faA osafs Asxandls, &c.,,
pisb Keprr, Nrw-Yok sd SER Clalei hAslsy f.,.Ssf
HeuY,Jk Az son brig Qgsen Il RE Nol,h Chspul 49,
TiCBNoND-kr- F,b - schss ELcrgy, NsphOa PaAe.-S
JchI Titrs plis riqla 50 scAIf. H. haotv H,at-.s
HtvyoIk, Fsi,snt, hihslos, Ffcvaeaes steamer 2asls
Stirrer Ntv-Nrrk. =,
sYcrk ca sch MAZDA T. Neis Ier1 N3~ YORK wsas %.
sst-s s. Leon Tor hosOn ATagata l9f oaiA'si Ass- &
Win natou. Tel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-28
Domestic Porfa.

ALExASDR1A=An. Feb ~ shr. Eleanor Lsvel.nd New.
foik White Nqua. Chase SewYork. SD schE "A w Benz.
siet Ellis Ne shaysn steamship Martin Haaaaa Townsend
hswfoyk Belcw ship Princess Alice Br Cinehs Isaads
Web IS bAIks Geo Leslie, slsspsr Mobile via
Justice sto,y Atfns BsltineEe Ga Atcs
Rsls1y HisLerson S,riEore yimore LoIas Phaa.Iphis
Liverpool, Th P0yinee'o~s Bell Reeh PenSeton Lverpooi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-28

BALTIMORE FEB In cats msIset ts.y o. ass o.
vrrre ofered So sold pr,s snS 20 - .
~ hoof eqrsl ia % IS net Hoes n @ TED 'iP'E
FL SFSr CorroS Air demand h,s Ns,i iiT
r. he rot wsek msrte- closing with iin
It r.rhle conuues thr To l. aies OF tl @N
6 fG m, PRtNTrNG CLoTHs The sals hfve ben Ql.'
" 10 southern b1yers Frees irregular Kae week vs.
fIassru " 81 old
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-28

II viii be that ihe loans ere slO7OO0OO above tue
lowest point Nov 70, and but sI3OOOOO below the point
whom The weekly statements and the contraction began
Tie Mt. Orleans Bulletin oontradics by authority the
tegraphic report Of the failure Of Esin Lee Co. cot
Ton brokers. Of that city
Simeon Diapers regular weekly auction sale of stocks
and bonds viii take place at the Merchants Exchange to
morrow at u! o'clock.
The following sales Of Stocks and Bonds made By
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-28
:. :, n. vo,s,,. Hannah y. GILMAN, No. % ssad'st'

49,. If hs notAs, Hannah T. Gunsa No % saad'st'
"a, r sstsrssy rsornipr q 3ropsy on ne INN La
A - ii Y Js 10 ). and H.Irox d. Ayes aga ye-f' ~
q " fsys
'ki,sYs sssssy evesIps nh ssorr Hs1sy as " ''s ss
fysssss II. Tsss Ne J7h Of M iSs a. ss,e.
Tne M Of the sny q 80
10 u "Wednesday . ms - = $500 "a IA.
sssd.rce ef bis sIEIcInather Mary Cisff rs-ss
III 90 p.,r M,eh FEB q the Geors Tosp
,,.rs prominent CITIZEN Of Detroit ~ I'd
T,xSs IN ,be aud ffchsncs eehs % -
" =, member Mehigsn Lefisstse tof ~ 80
he hsd formeiy rnennber o. tne
IT. as,, and was brother Of sxrGov Eaos r. tsso'p
81 Nee York -. y..-v .Snss I.,vie Wison relsct ef
a. ID WILSON the Ctth yer o. h,r age L., 49,. a
sh. az "a tboee her ssnsel Wso2 .se 80
rUIS. YIN Stewart ard the members o. r. - .,..ns
t No IN Of AID Accepted hSssnr s ~ tai. 1sses
@ nnsrsi from her late iesioehee' ~ ~
lny, snsrnocn Al z0eloeh o. ,f p,.o,Iy, 10, fse o~b
.s.g - " IS, ApoLrs 81; CHILDREN S.''To.' S'
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Ithalers.

letter from Capt Johnson Of bark Hector Of warren
dstd Nov IL lin Indian Oceanl latitude, reports
With bbs sPeTs OF boud-sent home 40 Heard from
date bsrk hinOket Worth Of Ns.en % bbs
the lest
Carr, OF b1Ik Ats Of New Bedford
Al 81 Thom A list. Aatsreis Snow Of
with
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w. Uay Market.

- - rbs-e l,s been oondirr Ne troaSs tbs lay
e.. r,- owirs he s1-rs al vi Fett- y ~
eef fh norrit ere 's 70 o'f o. ls' - ti9 =
& si. sheh ssossls o. prss faa . 80 90 ~
1850 = cot tar. "a St'7 les ID san'r o. 80
eo-s-r loss lai flSBsA ass PAst o. 's' l''''
t.r-.tt "a
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The annual meeting Of the Housa,onic Railroad Com
pery held at Bridgeport on Wednesday. The follow
ing figures were reported which show increase of
$4,000 in receipts last year The freight has paid
$4,000 any previous year. The whole receipts are
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SPOKEN. Ae,

Feb IS lat 81 len. 70 49, ,ehr Kate Hs5roo ROeksn from
Charleston Tor sssgA
FEB H. Lat SSsN lOn 81 H. bark Active Of Salem, from Par.
fer Boston
for Melbourne.
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Arrived.

sesrshp Rosrose slunr Norfolk, Richmond, Sc With mise
src 81 rrss o Luolan & Persalts ,,,.,.
70 e Ptrfs Co 2h lat 81 long 70 sAS pi'ca OF
IrtctLe long aud SIS feet Wilei supPoe
bell ~ Ssh Inst, let 81 o1 ~ 'aE s9t VIZ
rrs Tie has experienced heavy ~tai lr &C
Frg Boston, Gun CdenAs a days with sugar %
mis- Potecton Grant Mschias days With lumber to Simpson
SER Ann Hih Burns WILMINGTON days with naval stores %
ready Mott Co Tho has been t1re5 I'm - tlr 'l
r1.ir tson tsd tryse blown pL on
ib vsh-d th- vessel causing her 10 leaA b4lJ
st Feror CHM Csrceas u fa7s with &c 10 mater
SIR J0f smith, Fsman Chereston dy' "n eo-'o1 N'
SIR W,SipStcu Roe Washington n 5d,ys with So,s'n ala
nave! tres t. Becusu Raddt Sailed IA c)npiY "tl
fchrs Fisher jane sect Marcy Tsy or J" + JenA0' i'f
Mr. Brewer Mrrn Norfolk 5days with m.s'or.
sclr Nsfieia Joyce, Wilmington y dijs Win naval 'orS
sbf sisters Nor.oa naes' d'J' Win lumber to sn2'
SER Samuel Gilman Berry Portland days with md'e TO w
sbr otheo Tyler Oas Kendall WHO deserted hr At aea) on
Cutler Ne with ieih and iuuber ,n,,
schr Virginia, AHwohy Virgins, with eottoa' to Den!
RfTUPEFD-Shp r J wiehe hiusen tBrem) D,asusnn.
hpce m Antwerp 18th with grain aus corn -h ms
lot - IS g on east, los fuide shop I'd Sc WI
bulWurs AID Shshrd eveDblBE the cks ana
card ihs leak ttoy and shied cso 2st Inst e 80
s.. In " split al sts ~, Ia 81 -,
Ion rs - I'M ~ W gale had 20 keep the pump. tas
The ship 2h let - % lon ~ "a ne 0rs l'e
OF The south Proyd TIE j. wsstOSed
the this n, rniug bv sesm-tus lieresle' . ~
EFIOW-shias dover Berry, from New Or ea1s Arr on
wind blowing gal. ron hid % hah OF
shore BsTk Lewl Of Camden brig CDmusr'e from Island Of
sIIFD- Steamship Crescent City for New Orleans and Havana
NlND-Durins tie day I" n w
There bark knownl ashore soahwsrf Of the Celar
Sandy Hook.
Oar COrrsaDO n
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BY telegraph.

SAVANNAH Feb 60 In Consequence Of stormy weather tbs
sesnnp did leave here NewYogk until thI 5ua-
morning
CHARLESTON Feb = The r. s. Mail steamship Marion,
Cap to.ter fer NewSo did not leave here un this Monday
morning being detained BY heavy weather The n.hp Soah
eTLer Ctpt Ivan Aived hers saturday from hewIoEk