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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-14

The Chicago branch will have been in full operation two
years before the time required of the charter and the main
stem to Cairo long time before The estimates aie
se3O7 e04, and the means on hand are sho2%l'oi IN
addition TO which is the amount contracted for by Mss
Ketchum & Co This immense road, 7Oi miles las thus
been built as il were without the delay OF day. or the
payment of cent of interest either in the shape OF
premium for money certificates sale of bonds below
par Thus far stands in remarkable contrast to the
operation of other companies The immense work. 7Oi
miles in running order through of the most thriving
States of the Union and the main link in the shortest route
from NewYork to New Orleans together with 100000
acres Of choice lands rising in value form the assets
Of company whose entire liability is sl7OOoOoo Consrue
ton Bonds.
The total of the Lake of the port of
Buffalo for the year 1858 amounted TO $50 $50 show
ing an increase OF siOS7375 the preceding year
During the year the BuGalo and State Line Railroad
brought into that city large unit Of produce valued at
g. 9s4e7s This added the imports by Lake make the
total imports of Buffalo from the West for the past year
s39ll5503 increase over lsSs OF over slSoooOOo
At Boston money is quoted at from sSl2 cent in IL
street in paper negotiation On call the rates are IL anV
thing. shade lower.
The Governor Of Illinois in his message holds the L
lowing suggestive language
Every motive Of policy would seem TO dictate that So
long as capite offered for investment IN railroads -FOUR
Stale the Of the Legislature should net De wanting
have seemed TO me too pslpable TO need demonstration
have not been unmindul OF danger sometimes te 10 an
eminent degree Of defeating important projects ~ oein
Too liberal in encouragement to their rivals Although
there apparent injustice in all snch Legislation YET
s,;mes demanded by the ernest dictates of duty The
conflicts which have heretofore been 50 exciting IN M
1.-Two Int as those roads which have heretofore mos
fesredhe effect of rivalry are now in such an S
se 81 progress as TO be Of danger is much noped
ht he rapses of excitement have passed away and You
viii be enabled proceed without those eOnc wan
our legislative proceedings
In relation to the late difficulties at Erie The Governor
remarks .-,., -, an, %
Each State may Justly reserve the right TO pom. GU 70
49,, ~, lines and manner Of operation but when they
have been operation for months and years 1 ba
rer,y Of people of distant regions ispurs9ing tne l
On lie transit 70 market the rights Of local commun
obstruc them and pile up the property OF innocs doS o
xduals 10 the value of hundreds Of thousands OF 1o
40 he exposed TO the elements and other means OF desc
top entirely ost Of the reach and control OF Is o"he
,resents other and very serious questions IL suen
Course Is iustifsbe by the law, it certainly IS not ~ ~
Tue Of morals which have been accustomed " 's'PS'
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rhIlsdelphla Marhet. .Mosn,r. Feb u. 1s54

The stst for CoTTos quiet today In Flour there nothing
d5irs layers snd sellers their % offered
ard 90 IS sked and shipping brands without
sales eheT for expert home CORS MEAL Is
dbl Ahou. Gee bis BT-ntyW cold - So kni ZOO IBIS
Coar Meal delivered IN month g z = bb RYE FLOUR Is
usl sc bill WHEAT Is uu,alsb3 and lovers go bash
Pennsylvania bite sold - So reds h,d a. without
buyers RYE IS Peun sGnis mod
demand eco bush. PenrsyFAn1 yellow brought
Sc OsTNoi much doing We quote Pennylyani
iGte Tie PROVISION buoysnt and and tbs
oT ready fsles Gtc for Shoulders ar &c r ii e in salt
picked Hams worth &c Lard snd held above the
buyers-the list sales OF bs lie and II.
months Butter AID Cheese without Alterations COFFEE
Prices holders
CLovTRsEyD is snted st So s5 tushe holders
steady. bus
md L. fnrh
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ArriVrd.

steamship AeA HeITon Liverpool Jan ., tn4-s ana
ppsser sers z. Cunard - -, =, -, q,
Pas. 10 zress Co de-Ls h-s experienced
k,,vv \ W rsks rhe entire p.sssF-
sin Humbodt fBrsm Dsnnsusn Bremen 20 ds- mdse ana u
Ship dur NOrvgl Deep Newcastle 50 s coal to Barclay
Sssrt pennr G. se Rio Grsuds Dee D. with hide.
II corrrr Jan H. 2 - lon % 20 W sroke brs Kan
80. a New YORK "a from Blnos Aves bound Soa hs
tor Tpsland Jan st IS q lon IS S W spoke ship Wth
st Is p y Fote brig Elizabeth, Of NewYOk IS aays
fen Para bcuud 10 Sev-IoIk
psk Koor hsrde tBe LoerenwfE An,Ferp So ds nis and
"a rfss TO Frueh MeiBeke. d.sth
Rs Rusn BelsGl Carey New Orleans p de-, sugar aad
Ri. vss. Brem Haze Brenen With mde. an4 l2 pas.
PORE TO- Jan 81 lat s. 50 on - spoke sear J1hen or
Thousston hence for Porto Rico . 80
Jewe Penny, River Garha y IL bids AMI peanuts
tom EEesm.D kco H's been i days sotn Bsmt yth
Philadelphia Passed sons In the river brig MArath'n I'm
s,h, Bf,o Dsy Halifax A.. fish to ,s,s- inst lat
wreck Of brig sd 'hr waseTesged and absa
sebr Maria Jane Brown d., bod Fsstpor,
sebr Louisa Dyer of Roel Sylvester Norfolk d. corn to
sehr l. Hammond F.r Norfolk a, corn W H. Newman
sebr W \ Alna'er Small Virginia with oytes
Wiipple Richmond Dc With fOIr to Charles
sehr Reb,eea Harriet Curry D-l~.rs Dc rn,st,r.
Schr SewYok Asins Richmond Va d, with holE TO H.
SIR w Fsrow Faenbu-s Ae1andria ds coal to master
sehr Charles Strong Newton, Baltimore ds aour Mailer
sehr s,stcsn, Weeks Alexandria Va. 4ds aoar stsse.
sehr 5 II Edward. Smith virsini. 2 ds- oysters.
Sehr J. r. Smith, Weeks, Virginia 2 ds- oysters.
schr J. Y CLARK. weeks Esg Hsrbor sl-ss master
Sehr Frher Smith Virginia with oysters bound Haven
Sch nDmo- III Virginia ds pine wood
BFLOw-1 bari
WIND Daring til, day EsE ard fossy.
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Market, P.nor,e3I, Ts,>yre,,

NEwORLEANs Feb I-Our CorTos market has experienced
decline Of c The sdvceS y the Pacific MD nz being
qucted aGic. The ssestodsy % bes FSESErs
Geo shipped for Liver lii6i
Febl The sales Of CoTroS today eo bales and fer the
Is 90 bales &C. the outside quotation for mid
ding The stock had 25 0 bales and
receipts ell the SoB;hsn po 6o 90 bales FRgTGITs
scf,e shIs chsrf-sei Liverpool a.
STKRIiSS ExcHANGE q heavy AZ 81 d6t 4 cent. prem
CATTLE MARKET
Feb fSAt to-day 80 Beevcs offered
all sold Trces ranging frc y - SIC ret Hogs
PLENTY AID 4 ID demand A. s. 20 els
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sery. York Cattle Market.

,vst,v Review Of Sales In the New York Cattle Miket prepared
eapsssy Tor The York Thune by Scion ROBINSON fos
t.s utek e. dins MONDAY, Feb IS 1851 -
uas-rT ~ scE Inper bulls Head Wsshirgtoa Drove
ysrss NJ Alefon pr0pdeor. in Foy.iosrh S. hetseen
forrth ans fiays the principal market for bseTe veal snd
swine. r,s-s
Lower Bap, Heed Bownos Top-sSs mes. Isf "a
Calves and sheep OoHe sane tet 9I
Cows sna CsTssl and e. tesh sessslepsly isW sssT"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-14

n, .r,art rs<tiNVd ~ the NGo treasury y N''''N
r,,s s.sSss ASl.neS, SAsS5s1
Nps ranaerS.c business doing for the SeaHer IN
N,rA,rrN and Bankers ssh y cent for Stering nn'
sri s,sss Nils can be had al SisSic Francs a~a'i'i'
IN fsls. dew Is me- alarsc business in consequence
80, a.D,,y NJ ron ~ Liverpool, and rates are hrm
To ls,,,,l saoS0 bash Corn iSi Sl'd' $500 or 5000
NJ. Ysssr Seas9 Rcsin A. 500 bales Cotton lod
lsrs fsscNp Sc. Sei To London. 10000 bush Wheat
"a To C,aseow. g quantity Of Corn at lsid To
Nsv- aeeo bhiS Flcsr s5c Grain sic 400 bales CoHon
~ To CallNSnia the business is moderate
M psrr ho6s his usual sale OF Securities TO MORO" az
,Ac N,rehanss Exchange ST ~ O'Clock.
The IN trvS On the Bonds Of the Boston concord en1
NOMINAL Hssroad viii be paid by Mossrs j A Underwood
ACN 81,
H. ssSvsase imports last week were only saSs'sOO'
.~,;rs. s4,laesO ssme week last year The week pre-
,Ars wSs aso susIcr ,lAn the week OF last year
tt. aggregate however since LIST January shows an IN
<.,ssr AZ about two and half millions The aggreeels
,,vc, ~, sss7oooo against sL67aO0O. The exports Of
the last wick were sl9o6oo0.
The following sales Of Socks were made at auction by
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-14

orresse tsie Ratio Hsrles Chsnherisin hoonsoa ~"
c. PayTr NsTfoik, Dawton Co ~.
pfix Jo.sukus Wson, swami, nanha1i vn5o- r..
S,frcr,rs-R B. Smith Kelly Nrs ss'a lea, ~ ~.
-. Lac ~ Ne,vb- I'd Davis Holm - 3 Wis
Ceplir Wsrii.r'or. Y c = ~ n = sw'i j. D-sos 80,
-, y ~ 49, Drirer Potter. Lamar Inc. II ~
ton NcCsav Nor CO. L1gisl smith 'nse'o' ,i =,
Clarc.ln Ncg-l ltEen na' Al-A
I.,tlf So Car ia o H4-shsii. EIo Curry fpn'-,
n ~ WI Ma r. Terb-l ESssris Pm,
T,s uiifsn II w,i-r c n1sv Phi pelphs J. y" ~
Mary Rollins Nswters DAVIS Holmes Ooeen' h0~eN Winning
tor Blosom. -
PTo1siier Wesen Port Han Baltimore =. " Goa Company
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Foreign Ports.

OF Port Philip Heads Nov sap soVefsiss Of Hs seas va"
Liverpool IS Is -, 1T,
nh, L--ds Curs tichz Fanny For
yAntai Mash al for Chncbs isltnts Rsn
ar Prpir IN flrr Ssh for Chiachs I.auds En-
bon Sc Law q, ns for the pfeyiou months
PER- soh I'm DO Ban for do; H1ro1rK AstEaews from
sSu Foc,co srr sh o Chaehs s d. De N OF tbs Sea Bow
on IN Cbrch. IAI6s thl for United States: Hampton
Pr fn d. faTr it.h DO MsyfoS-r Wood I'm do
t DO Ocean spssy MLesn for United States bark Oor
H9nrs for Ctucha blinds l4h Ab-rs Dorr n Chtacha
T.,rf. AR 7tbl r Unteo inwood Martin f Co
sttl Co Pent1cket Ne1eE.oh IN al FIeo an ssl
ssS lar skps Reliance Berry United States; Sab Duche.
dOr Hu,ton Sh bArks Mar. Spring Nalnsy Ch1chs
.spc. oh hp sdsnt 8esse United s.e ol bark J1na-
than Coed slater DO hg ltonsT tbF Do 18Th sip Hog
rs S.,e ship ss.ah Peae DAYS
sd fIc YAH araso Dec 50 bark Iss5ts Hyre soerby ga
Frsr,.eo. b Croker from NevYork Dee p Gaisd
~ fr 81 Fucco having short Of from sskLg. Of
essk. az Care HoTu-lost lhl. gallons
AtCcucfIron Dce Is tGk hsrth. Allen, b1rct from Val
rsrso let eo1r % sa svs DAYS for san Frsnelseo
Al sisrr Lene SO big Comet Brl Beatty f5r View Ysrk
l5h sore Brown 20 THE So oh sch Eliza.
beth Geek. ifTos New Torkl tor Gambia
River shout l4fh ait BARK White Coa5. Hall
ttrce rhT r. Io1r sad Row land hence Dec.
70 ali NeU-York days brig P Soule,
. Tor Leone schr Charlotte Ann, Ssn aid
% m &C. bs Csabris. from sse I'D Jan for Bla Paved
goirs IN the Rive. BRIG MsTst5gn. from salem
Ich ait. Br. brig William, kiell Zoe EeEYork
Arr LsSor 7h al s.hr. Hsck.her Thompson from
Loreou 5ds. for N,w-Yors pat IA for sppA.s
AR Loneon lh Tit ssP Jalis Hossrd Bukley, PhilGie
rh,e
81 dave
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NH an, brr, x,rorhon worsior nor Portland

Az C,rse,m srth all, BRIG, xrerhcn woFsioF "r Pgusad
TSwfu Morton kewfoIk SD Stth earn nsnssf Foss o
P,rtaTS, Ysta Hobirscn. hes'ou -, ~
a. FAvsps baTk Ntckei Nekss ho"oo sehrs
- pfs,ce Mobile and G,orziL Fst,agii DO
4, N.u P seib rit chip cring Lrisvor " ghora for
Id marble and pu- IN eaky COZ - nnsd brig
T. Lsrrber frcm Bosier ~ for LiyereoL yhrs lnsoaf
- ~ >, kesfor Ter rewOreE-r put IA via OF opmtss
Ee Aavauce fcm SwfJsk for - 1srys put in 2Ith
~ lore f.ru Spurs, 8 days :.
HAax ilth irst- Br steamer Merlin 10y Boston ssne e'e
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Ey Telegraph.

EEW-0RLEANS-Ar. Feb II, ships Edward Stanley, Seth
Sprsgue. ard ark KepeT Boston ship Indiana New York
BosTON-Au Feb - bsrks Jsns ove.t GLASGOW Cabs S!rma
Adsns Mobile Echo Philadelphia Hsdley Bsdmore Ael'
Rogers ssvsnnst trss ath.ine and Mary, POrau Prince
Marie Mobile; VIM burlington, Wilmington, c schE Ply
mouth Rock, NewYork
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MARINE JOURNAL.
Ftr. IS.
Cleared.

Steamship Frsnktn wottcn, HA4re, N. Livingston
shs-Galens, Iesytt, New Orleans Wn Nel,on son An
drtw Fcser, hotsror lvefgoo D. Osdsn; Sweden 6oss.
San Frsaeifcc Cfctby. Croker Co.
EsifMortsuk, LINCOLN GSVtsfon J. Il Brewer CO An.
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Rees,p,. OF Prod uee. Fer. II

r. fire Neg Y5rS RriroHaf col tbs Flou- 600 no
$50 shan ls bale. Povors IS 20 Ashes 100 do
Whny $50 % Butter rs 90 Rye, 10 do Wheat 90 do
OI,s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-14

The tat Hret Frances Of Richmond We, Reed hence for
Jan returned TO port this morninE having etpensaee
sthe aeak shifted choked lay
u hours WI the lee rail under compe ed throw
overheard SO ct, wheat the vessel Jan "a lat ~ p lon
Hslifar within
blown OF in from W WNW jan 30 ls, n q lon
81 S bore for for tosed to the city by ieam:as
Ocean.
TIE pilo'hot Flwood Walter reports 18th inst Sanity Hook
bssrus 81 BY IS mile. picked bag OF wheat marked Lara
Lame
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from Our COr-tspondent
PHILADELPHIA Feb. l3-iyrived-SchI Geo. Washinssou
Ramp. Portsmouth Va
Cearfd-Sbp Rip Vsn Wrinkle Smith liverpool; hsrks Emily
Of Spain Trndsd Cotd-s johns Babsdoes
Star Taylor Providence; f. A. Hswti Cobb Boston.
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the County Of New York In early ifs they eouIi u.
have i'm agned what they and our gre1' defect
hss been and a. narrow eiTcumseribed and deheisH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-14

NOTICE-WM NJ BURGOYNE having purchased
~ ss .n,r- a,;r,' Of JOIN PLsE ia .Ss Sra o BUR
f%f is wm BSSoYsF css s.sa ~. Us
Bsuilnr susnsss city gn6er he md sys 20
fore on Ii. osa ss'0sa' san SsAs''O R1s 81 s
BURGOYNE Co,
BANKERS
Corner OF Mortlomsry Ard Wvhinstoa Sta
SAN ERASIsCO
h;19s Bro; &C Co Issd'a . E. Ils!:s Se
W~ Hsss 6, Sss;yort. - Esssi:. G; y Lesa
Cola pg.t and Bulb B1lIi;n pHres,,sd
Solleeiscns sss a ess RENTED a &c .o%e sstes
City snd ether securities and tn investment Of Money
nIyIDEND- - PENNSYLVANIA coal CON-
~ PANYA Scni-Arngsl Dividend Of FIVE PER CENT.
esrsl 'osk Of It's Company hs tas day declared
Of The essnr the bsness for 1883 payable Stock the 10Th
instant Al fractional Ps' Of shares viii % paid in sash
The Trsrse Books viii be closed rom he I'd he ioh n
both irelusiys.
The Company having increased Its production of coal during the
last tv years expended necessary sAaonsi
cars esnsl &C. large out Of is working e.y,. hsvs
deerd advisable 20 replace the by avdsud In sock The
fellow statement Of the business Of the year showing net
p1of Eleven and Half Per Cent on the capital h
sale. Of Coal delivered to Jan s1sas %
So. On hsDa o .se. to opening Of 2nS
Amount received for transportation over CoupanJs .. -
R::5 i e is;.t:;; Sss
.....'.'''''''''s2.S a" u
Coal on band May / lsSs;...............sIs 30
Trsrsportaiicn ARD Rosi e1penses...... sST2
Canal Tolls and treishs SUD
F FSTi swsS Of sSs sf Sc: &c: At Nc.Ycii
ss. a.. &c atsSoS Sa Is is SIS
sssals o.
New.York, Ysb /, 1851 GEO. A. HoYT, Treasurer.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALxlyAc.... Tus DAT.
-Rles.... 50 81 Mc0l......... j.
HiGH wATLR......TAIs pAr. -.
Ssncy Ecok.... s3la Gov. snd = Hell ...l' Vi
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IBy Sandy Hoo. Pnnnns Teleg.ph,l

SANDY HOOK. FEB - sandovn.
Brig Julia houton ships sddous and Hendck Hudson
tpeh or 10 III hay, bound
One bari Of the II ghlsuds bound in-no signal
Wind light from ) w. Weather very fossy
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The following table will show the amount OF United
ss,, Stocks redeemed at the Treasury Department during
tAe week ending on Saturday and the amount OF the Pub
Il II. Ii outstanding.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-14

Bra -.sucr i-r fiv-rty riiu luv
tSker from prison 70 al oak tree
The necE Iil be Tas decd Apd al
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vhalers.

Ar LshAira Nov "a ship I'aae HOysnd Wet " D. from
Ochotsk 1900 50 eco bone land sid Dec 10 cruise ana
kome) ,,,,,.---- o--.--.. u.-.-iv
K,mpton Nev-Bedfrd Hero, MeCieayes Nantucket Dec
Herald Harlow. Fairhsven - . 81
CID Al DO Nov 80 ship Arnolcs. HsrdnH to cruise
Honolulu Dec Is. ship Canton Wing D. 10 cruee
Al - ship James len NeEcomb odioro Win
put Tor uanmsst, the old Que oer rotten-
AR pra,o Dec 10 ba Anaconda from Juan FernAads
with IS btls end sd same day on seruse IL,
Put into Cato Jau ship Lephyr Gardiner D. or sappes
orros out. 2sO and ed. 9Th.
letter from 6rt and Of bark En4eiyor q B. reports
her Al Horou 10 with so 7Owh In the Ocaok sea
m he ir, euatsr anchor and sgsta ned other dam
.se ss and had try works oaniEd in gale nea
Ike M Of Hsd shipped bis bons 50 S4 Ds per snip
Nor,rE for New Would be home J1ly. jane 10
mT Johr.on drowned by bOs being eaPsfed while A' to
Litter from bs-k B.lie, Of B, rgor her OF Cope $.
- ~ f,re with $50 wh Was beu0d % hsrgift
- Bsv .-ern, whang and would probably DO - the sandwich
e m Fehusry Night possibly another saa3H TO the North
IN u
he Herouu with 80 bbl vi 81 sp bond On ash2
efr.se ard home and all protab aTrive in June
Spoktn Dec 2 coast OF Oaiofni- SIP sA So-n tu'1s
ton y B. y sp 80 WI q, -. -. H., II.
Jan a &c, Mount vernon N5ei ~ q 'e1 eaJ' N -
uu ell y ell clean , r. rs.,...~- -
bbls. blkfsh oil .- ., ,,,. = ~ .. III
$50 his % Repored George and Susan with 500 bbs
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Price uau - srfer
Tho fIY'her cOn
a Gphil Bulletin.
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Disasters, Sc.

B'RK sTAMsorL Boston from smyrua repor hayns expert
soukerly sal. while unde cose r e main topsl and oetop
sell ook heavy gust Of wind which blew both sails
decks l Of water FEB gale pitched away oratopg
BARN 81 L.wR scr formerly POrtaDd KimbAl Chae
where she arrived Dec ~ from Cedar he,s b9und TO B.
caro- sold FOR The nett Of those whom mht concern
RrmC.y n hurricane Nov 90 belonged New
Boston before reported Her officer and list was =. follows
BO't Thomas Osborn Of Maesis James Divine Of B,t
sae B. " PSEscorr, Ellinrwo,d. fom Baltimore for Penn
brote Me With Of coal put into Norfolk 10th inst esky
and with bowsprt ripped up She viii discharge and 50 on the
BvLsvsH Of Ne-YoIt( Dsyton lGr Hof from Bosom
for sIus On wsn Hesi nsnt o. s.a is hs
Issr badly osn The captain wa. wsshed soon after
where e rsmsrfd until morning when Oh
were 6; i q froa s~ se5 Hill s.
TIE n Of S d..e f .p IN sa8S n the
bau'e where attention w paid TO th sun re
ashore OrOing OfFeO o'clock Block Island Had
tia .iyr tten one hid The basrce was suction The
vessel bssh,d but win Pobsby prov, o,i os ~, rpe
well viii lssl entirely OF Of wste stern pot sn
bsT md eoubifol whebeT got She good
bOu, old and suPpOedto be insured at the east
sern b UsSvHARr trading between Norfolk and snisaela
lerssp. The disaster happened IN 'qua Oh seTelP Po,a
Mr.. Mr.: s; r., Ssa ns: T s@hfc IL E sSo q toe % but
squs that The efforts mad by the Csptan 70
hrveIe g3;ysirs Ih. captain crew and other
WELLS Baker from NsTYOrs for Ph.dslOhi
whose has nsnspsd and sank soon after IN
saved roiIrs bqt whs' hey bad 70, R,,,.
more Boston 18th having carried away head Of foreman
ard tofms', f., y.wyor, (which W. .Uot.
IN Ssre b the Erie arrived hi. reported by telegraph
into Charleston yesterday with Toes Of deck o' anu
segn d which wen, ashore near &c Cape Hen.
iurs, Va, having repaired
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financial.

A NNUAL STATEMENT of the affairs Of the MU-
n TUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY ofNewYork, for the
year ending Slst Jan, 1854
NET ASSETS 81, 1888
n NJ - a 040 o6o 10
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7 AND WARRANT OFFICE, No. 63 WALL ST.
loo 90 and % Warrants bought and sold th oee and
all Warsnts sod t viii be guaranteed In all without
limit tine Warrants ~ ~
rTes,. CT EeeeiF. Of remiftsrs- COLEMAN
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OFFicE OF THE PENINSULA MINING COMPANY,
No 1877 (reeBwchst. Ngw YORK. Feb g. 1884
NOTICE.-The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
IN OF the PENINSULA MINING COMPANY viii be held at
This Office on WEDNESDAY the 18th day Of February instant,
O'Clock ~ receive the Report Of the BOARD OF Directors
prospects of the Company consider the
proprey evyns Assessment the Capital stock and 10
~ WILLIAM HICKOK. Secretary.
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Feb &c sveu bark Col Bsyard from Pensacola Tor
pc ~ ia. ls 10 " ou l2i W ship Andalu.i, Hall from
s,u Francisco Dec % for Csllao. - +, Il,
Feb lat IS Ion III W Br brig Jibsz, Yates from Bs
Fb Of Mntsui ehr Wave of Plymouth from Delaware
CITY 70 Boston.
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l AND WARRANTS bought and sold upon favorable
IL terus and July so Claims for Bounty Land
PsHsc1s Exf,. ! ~ &c promptly attended % BY
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VI. IT.
$500 0OO EIGHT PER CENT; con.
the LA Cross ard MILWAUKEE RAILROAD COMPANY.
suit purchaser. The reiest Psy.be .e sy At tho Brood
security and ofmProved Farms
half the value lying IN the line Of the Railroad.
DESTROYS making and profitable Investments
Bonds believed present strongest indu
Address the undersigned at the BROADWAY BANK for fur
Their information spply TO the Officers Of the Blk
Treasurer Of the La Gross and Milwaukee
New-York, Feb. 10, 1854 Railroad Company.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-03-01
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

To-day is the frst day of March. Two months
of the year 1854 have gone. never to be seen
again by man. How rapid has been their transit.
We can hardly realize it. These two months
have witnessed some happiness. but more misery.
How many happy hearts, that on The new years
morn were light, joyous and hopeful, have seen
their bright hopes and bouyant expectations dash
ed to the earth at single blow, and without
moments warning. How many that with us,
hailed the happy New Year full of life and
beauty. without cloud upon their pathway, are
now lying in the Church-ynrd, food for worms.
We, perhaps, are too prone to look at the dark
side of the picture," but, reader, it seems neces-
sary and important that we should occasionally
pause, retire from worldly pursuits, and review
our course, ask ourselves for what we striving
and what it is best for Us to do. Let mark be
set high and let reach it if we can. But ir so
doing, we can and must help each other. What
we would do for those we love, must be done
now. Time is feeiipg and life uncertain. Reflect
for moment, and this thought will be impressive.
10 looking over the past, we see many places in
which we could and should have acted differently.
But the past has gone--we have only the present
and no surety for the future, and endeasor
should be, NOT to repeat past faults, or untoward
actions, that the regrets of the past may never find
an echo in the present or the future.
"While the brightest joys the feetest.
In our portion here. we fnd,
IT'S the rose of life the sweetest.
That will leave no thorn behind
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-03-01
a RxH M.

At Ravenna, February %, AMELIA BRowN,
daughter of John Whittlesy, aged years.
Of Consumption. Feb 4'h, 1854. at the resi-
dence of her father, in paerfeld, THEoDocIA JANE
daughter of Peter and Lydia Gibbons. aged &c
years, months and J. days.
Nor may our hearts with anguish swell,
At thought of her we loved SO well;
Fair is the world, and bright the home,
Fo which our gentle Jane has flown"
In Edinburgh. on the 2lst ult.. of cronp. ALBERT
w. FAIRcHILD. son of Watrous and Lucretia
Fairchild, aged years.
Little Albert thou hast gone,
AS young bird quits IFS home.
So thou soarestthro' the sky,
To see what doth beyond it lie. Cow.