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CARD-The subscribers would respectfully inform the public
that they
Of furniture and house -fuI nisning goods
mady by j. Brayiey Of Rochester
New York superior instrument o fne tone and touch, On
Also 10 bird guns Of which the
best stub and twist
complete.
Persons wishing purchase respectfully invited 10 call and
Commission House furnishing
STORE Of 9th and PENNSYLVANIA avenue
Sep l4-eod3t GREEN TAsTET.
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DNEH q BHUfHHt, AHoff0HeSfse
VALUABLE LOT At AUCTION "Wednesday evening neTi,
the ioh instant O'CLOCK shall sell In front Of
se LOT No. H. square No. ~ fronting IS feet 10 inches AID
street west, between n and streets NORTH
Spectators and Others requested, the lot
m be sold without regard 10 price
cash balance In and two for notes
DYER Il BROTHER,
Sept lid Auctioneers.
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nY-By Permission, service will be conducted
Ine Capitol sabbah, by Rev J. Geo Butler, 81
English Church Services Pauls Luheraa
Church H. M by Rev Gurey, and at ~, by the
pastor Sept II
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rELEaRAPaIo REPORTS FOR THE UNION
Condition Of the Nnthrn Marka.


NKw YORK, Sept l2-2, p. n-lhere is more activity u
stocks to.day aud prices have an Improving ssden
nd I ~, oi on p5em Fem
steady Sales of 5000 bbls a. 81 IS to il Ut or oorno
sia,e Pure Geoesee. 90 ls q IS IS; soathetn, V
proving. sales 2.0I0 bushels Geuesee ls IN
red, loo ls5 cent? Corn quiet sales 5000 bushels
. O. een Tor q and o % sen to- seSw o
sales OF 400 bbs PORK $40 rs $40 81 for mess, and
IS 81 Tor prime La d, 81 cents Cotton IS hm, ard
prices are tending upwards; sales oO0 bales. Wthkl
l6i ~ GEMS in bbs,
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1872, p.m.-Governmeni .ecuriue
trner ard price M ward: Pennsyvania Us Toll bs
do 52h 92i FouS quiet; sales Of 80 bbis. at Us ID w
for common brands Com meal So Wheat is rmrt, ssf,
I0U0 bushels red al l02 los cents white do ITO csn
Corn 9ge' sales yellow n 81 90 cents white % s ss1
Sl0 81 prime, So So Lard, ala cents. Coffee yI
frm, and held atl cent advance, Sugar. firm coN
slcady--no change IN prices. Whskey unchanged.
Syracuse Democratic CoaveHtion
SYRAcUsE, THURSDAY, Sept. l2--Mr. Dam, the ooht4
OF the OF Mr. Sarbuck, Ia jefferson county VA
Mr. Pecsham Re ported on The Columbia county b,
morning, in favor Of Reynolds
Both delegates were finally admitted.
motion 10 reconsider the decision OF the jefferson cas-
is now pending, and Mr. Starbuck win probably be admit
ted TO seat with his contestant.
II is said that Mr. Seymour sent word that he will not
n candidate for governor
osk CLOCK, m.e % s' 81 was aaHi'''
Mr.. Watson, from the committee on tho Csypgs casa
(T.Y. Howe and Mr. Mcintosh, contesIants,) reported
lavor OF Mr.. Mcintosh
III G. Smith, Of Monroe from the minority commirse,
reported In favor of Mr. Howe. The report was ab:st
TALLY the same as In tho OConnor case Both were adE
ted 70 seats.
The Courtlandt case is under discussion.
The re port Is in favor OF Mr. Ballard, barnburnH
ONE AND HALF o'cLccK.-Tbe moton 10 admit bolh Coz
Iestanis in Courtandt was lost--yeas 55, mays 80
The convention are now voting upon admitting MI DIV
lard.
Fire at Independence Explosion
CINCINNATI, Sept live learn thai, during fire ~
de pendeucc, the I'd inst, fifteen kegs OF powder erlgN
Killing A IL. keen, and damaging n number " OulsA,
including the schoolhouss and the PIesbys'
church.
CiscINSsri, Sept u
The grand lodge OF The United States | O. q I. IM
again failed In obtaining quorum. und have ea V
I'll tomorrow 10 o'clock. There Is no pfosPeo'V
quorum before next Monday
drriral Of The TSrkish Comnfsrforr
NEW YoRE, Sept l2-The United States storeshlp :.
arrived here this afternoon, having on board the cool
Stcner and suite from Turkey. lie comes TO exsmM
power aud resources OF the United States
The Ohio at Piifsbpyg.
P,rr,prpa s. IT. ~ There are twenty.sx ircbe = y
ter In the chanbel tods and falling. Wsahet Co ~
pleasant
Fon the Go st Of africa.
SALEM Mas. Sept. il.-,Arrv d-Bfig Oreon, Ave
rom Ambrose, JuIy l6-left no American yess,l
The barque Sea New, Julio wa, at - ngut sJusS
United States sloopct.war Jchn Adams Powe COZ
Ian I.aor n
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-
nv DYER n GRO rHER. Aue,ionssr..
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTIoN.-on
Ia. @ e e. %os Dsf samuel n on n s Sn We
and io west, his household and kitchen furniture,
Mahogany hair sofas, chairs rockers and dyans
Marbierop centre and pier tables
Mahogany dining, card, and ouner tables
Six and embroidered muslin curtains
@ Ia. sss ansy CHAIR B[r . and other carpets
Maple and cherry bed.teads, ~udrobes
Mahogany dressing and other bureaus, wsshsands
Glass ware, &C. pahor air.nshi and cosking
One handsome oil paintings with general assortment Of kitchen
Term. sale, over s days. for note. sat,
isisetonly endorsed, bearing interest $50 u,
Sept lid hucuonsers.
EoR SALE 20 hangs for Improved city property
Rock creek MAI e... Pierce e.a
T twenty s sS ssd GT u s.a By Ian .a
well selected The improvements handsome cottage with
short distance from the house Terms easy: a,u,
On Tho premises, his store, sv. 10th
'p
THE LITER ,TI.-some honest opinion. about Auohs Merits
and Demers; with occasional words Of personality, together
works win sketch Of 10 author BY Rufus W. GHswod
Jusi published, and This day received Coz sale BY
septic Bookseiiers, near ON street
CEoRGErowN COLLEGE. ID. C.-The classics. exercise.
" Of tnis college viii be resumed on The 18Th inst
nv the Illustrations Living oh
jects with researches the construction
scopes by Goriag and Pnchard; vol London.
History Of Inascris, living and fossil BY Andrew Prhard vol
London many engravings.
Microscopic Objects animal vegetable, mineral, with in
suctions for preparing and viewing them London
Mantel on Animscul9i glimpse Of the invisible
vealed by the microscope; VOL; London.
aueknts Practical Treatise the Microscope vo
London. = -
Pike on Optical Instruments . vois.; New York.
Sept II FRANCK TAYLOR.
NEW mud Beautiful 6soods-The subscribers take great
Az pleasure In announcing ladies'
and Georgctown, that they receiving
assortment Of dress and other been
brought 20 mis- city and respectfully request early
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, a co.
ADVICE about wfncs.-Gcndemen Washington CITY who
may desire er occasion have their tables the choicest
wines anh liquors perfect condition and NJ moderate prices At m
same une wishing avoid the purchase Of original package
acn of can have superior selection for table, Of any number Of
BOTTLES ~ vnous and liquors. packed, and delivered NJ their
residences ee Of eRh by Aaanss on sny d required
W undressing eg aphtc 70 me the day vious
The will made by the
MeeIle, untquard stock Sherry Madeira
Port including exquisite Aonua
do, Msnxsnia AID White Pot Jaet (Medocl Burgundy san
rnited medium and bandes and
JACOB SNYDER, IT,.
AUG W-dimh Wine Merchant, Philadelphia,
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q, DYER 8 sRoTuEn, Aue,,ons.r.

u, DYER IL BRoTtEH, Auettonsers.
VALUABLE LOTS NEAR THE MAYNARD AT AUCTION
18th Instant, ut O'Clock,
haIl premises Nos a a. In square No. 8sa
fronting TIN, between X and l. south.
The the maket-house and navy-ynrd
they viii be positively sold bargain be expected
Terms third cah balance and two years, for notes
DYER 3 BROTHER,
Sept H-d Auctioneers
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The Ohio at Piif'bErg.


Plrrsnupo, Sept. ~ There are iweny;slx irche' =
ter IN the chanel toda, and falling. Wsathet Co
pleasant,
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SALEM. Mas, Sept. u.-,Anv d-Bri1 Oregon, Ms
from Ambrose, july I6-left no American yesssL /.
The barque Sea New, Julio, wa, NJ ftngut ~ ~ ~
United States soop .cf-wnr Jchn Adams Powe COZ
msnding, len Lopndo May %. on accuse 4
United states brig Perry, Lieut.. Foote cemmaBdihs I"
the anne poTt about June 49, also on n cruise
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Arriral Of ,hs Twkih cOmmfsTOrr.

NRw yoRE. Sept. l2-The United S'stes store'hlP !
arrived here this afternoon, having ON board the coon
Soner and suite from Turkey. lie comes TO exsmla
power aud re .ourcos OF the United States.
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CINCINNATI StTI y
The grand lodge OF The United States O. a. 4 hs ~
again failed In obtaining quorum, und have ed IVY,
over tn 10 o'clock. There Is no posPeco
quorum before next Monday
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CEoRGETOwN COLLEGE. ID. C.-The classical exercises
VI Of this college will be resumed on The 10Th ipst
Sept Ida JAMES RYDER, President.
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NEW mud Beautiful Goods.-rhe subscribers take grea
Az pleasure 10 announcing 10 the ladies' Of Washington
and Geosctown that they receiving and
beautiful assonentof dress
brought 70 This city and respectfully request their early
order TO secure the first choice
Sept I2-dGtf ~ - ~
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E LITER tTFSome honest about Autoral Merits
and DemerIs with words Of personay together
with suggestions and being the ID volume Of Edgar Poe
works, with sketch Of the author, by Rufus W. Grswoid
Jusi published, and tbis day received Coz sale BY
TAYLOR h MAURY,
Sept Rockefeller, near pth street
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CINCINNATI, Sept live learn hat, during fire q v
dependence, the I'd inst fifteen kegs OF powder erIea
Killing A ii. keen, and damaging number ui bulsMt
including the new schoolhouss and the PreSbyrma
church.
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DARLOR and three Chambers 60 let, SIX door 80
National Hotel, Parkers Fancy store, elegantly
Inquire At PAkhhs'
Fancy and Penumey store, Penn aysspssl a.
Sept io--da near Nston" ~
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become due on the 3lst dag Of Dec, 1850 payable
in the city Of New York. vas at 94,3s5,65o &c. As
no means had been provided for the psymant Of
this debt, i. vas deemed desirable By the GeneraI
Assembly, g extend the time Of psymen. By IS
suing new stocks for the redemption Of tie cer.if
icates becoming due Accordingly, the Fand
Commissioners have issued ) 100000 of five per
cent stock payable IN the city of New York. at
the pleasure of the State after the jlst DAY of
December l765, sl5I645s 43 OF SIX pas cent.
stock, payable after the asst December, 1870, qnd
el6oO00O of Six per cent, stock payable alter the
3lst December, ls75. The premiums received
upon the new stock amounted 70 more than three
hundred thousand dollars In addition to tlis re
MUM six hundred and twenty-five Thousand dol.
lars of the SIX per cent. stock has been reduced To
a FIVE per cent. stock, thus saving in interest
nearly an additional hundred thousand dollars
The foreign debt Of the State On The 8. day OF
January, 1850, was Sl6,9e0,9e2 80 This debt,
on the st day Of January, 1851, viii be $ 6,566,
773 co. being a reduction during the year Of
s3l4,20s 81. There is now in the hands Of the
Fund Commissioners and in the Treasury-sar-
plus revenue, sinking funds, land funds and other
means, exceeding 100000, applicable to the pay
ment of the balance of Seven Per Cent Stock The
means already in the hands of the Fund Com
missioners, with the revenues and resources of
the current year, viii pay the balance of the 81,
100000 Seven Per Cent Stock, due on the 3lst Of
December, 1851 The debt of the State in July,
1916, was s2O,566,5l5. 1t is now $l6,55G,773 a
reduction in four and half years of over four
duction, Ohio will be able to discharge her III.
debtedness in about ten years
The following is a statement of the condition Of
the Banks of Ohio for the quarter ending Nov.
5, 1850:
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~ Hon MARCUS WILLIAMS. Member of the
Kentucky Legislature, has been tried on a charge
OF having counterfeit money in his possession,
with intention to pass the same, aud acquitted
~ Ex.Governor WILLIAM BLUMER OF New
Hampshire died at Efing that State, last week,
at the advanced age OF 81
Hos. Gro McDurFlE-A private letter re-
ceived in Augusta. states that the health Of Hon.
George McDaHie is improving Char. Cou. 9th.
~ Hon. Nathan Clark, Of Danville, Me. died
from injuries received IN being throHn from his
carriage. The horse was frightened by railway
tr1iu
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MuRDER-Mrs. Margaret Pifer, wife OF Martin
Pi!eT, was brutally murdered at her own house, in
the Borough OF Schuylkill Haven, Pa. on Thursday
week. The first intimation which was had of the
fendish deed, the dead body was found lying on
the floor weltering in blood, and an infant of the
deceased about year old, reclining upon the body,
dabbing its little hands in the red fluid, and with
it marking the face Of its unconscious mother!
Her husband, who is supposed to have committed
the murder, has fed and reward OF 500 IS
offered for his arrest.
A HoAx.-The Bangor Mercury contradicts the
story that man named Johnson Of OronO had
been arrested upon charge Of murder committed
in California.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
FIUHl II-V ~ ''7'7''
sTAEAAs FOR THE TiMEs-is'o.
~ JonN &. WHITTIER.
From mo National Era,


sTANZAg FOR THE TiMES-la5o.
~ JouN & wHITTifF
The evil days have come the poor
Are made prey
payu, the hospisabie door,
pnt out The FIRE lights, pom. no more
The wanderers way
FoY Pity now is crime: the chain
Which binds our States
Is melted at the hearth IN IVAN,
Is rusted by her tears soft ram
Close up her sa:es.
Onr Union, Ike glacier stirred
By voice below,
Or bell of kine, or wing Of bird,
4 beggar's crust, or kindly word,
May overthrow
Poor whispering tremblees yet We boast
oar blood and name
pn,stipg its century bolted frost
zach gray cai.n on the NOtthmans coast
Cries ont for shame
On, for the open armament
The prairie free,
The deser. hill-sides, Cavern rent,
The pawnees lodge the Arabs tent,
The Bushman' S tree!
Than web Of Persian loom most rare,
W SOIL avian,
Better the rough rock, bleak and bare,
Or hollow tree, which man may share
With suffering man.
hear voice Thus saith the Law,
Let Love be dumb
Clasping her liberal hands in awe,
Let sweet lped Charity withdraw
From hearth and home
hear another voice; THE poor
Are thine TO feed
Turn not the outcast from thy door,
Nor give to bonds and wrong once more
Whom God hath freed.
Dear Lord between that law and Thee
Nc choice remains;
Yet not untrue to mans decree,
Though spurning its rewards, is nc
Who bears its pains.
Not NINE Scditons trumpet blast
And threatening word;
read the lesson Of the Past,
That firm endurance wins at last
More than the sword.
Oh, clear.eyed Faith and Patience, thor
So calm and strong,
Angels of God be near to show
His glorious future shining through
Our night Of wrong
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To Nfnrinera.

Br4toN sov7HRlr Lsp6a-I VII bs rscorctsi that mp
preparation <tC0 made as Spring for tina removal OF ns
Ledge hat there that elect between
government Mons Naiee Tbs gentleman,
the Of the edge vastly greater Than lad been
Represented him. and that The appropriation would but te
toward It's removal Il then istdrmnsd that tss
should be construction Of bsacol and the work
has tron hight
from low mara the rendering sc-rnb distance
miles Il secured b. the
feet and wt doubtless hs
he FOR org period This, together with the
wth expected v
the remoyAo Middle Rock situated about midway
Spindle. viii harnlr
practicable al times 81 Masfert will
operations Pot Rock at Hur Gaze
dollars having removal 10
sether with that Of Ways Reef and the Frying Pan rendering
the the Sound easy New Haven m
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inc from Richmond to Greenfield will be under
contract. winch @l!l Leave bat 90 miles between
Greenfield and Indianapolis to LEI and that Will
be let suon
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BY TsLEGRAph


-IarKCIs WV ORLEANS De-. y,
CoTros declined sc g 10 - day. The sales
reached go bales PsOylstoSs sfrs1y. yra w.
ward endeucY III PoFH. sates ae t2fag Of l.l11
bos Ct Mess Pork at 81. No change importance 10
ice in other articles
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Whalers.

TaatlAgs sap cornttan, Arlington, NE, sp bar.
Dfyad. Fiebrr 10. c.saa
SID m SBe1i2d loh snip Atecj Lagrange and Harvest
II he Arctc seas July 49, ship California Adams HB.dfori with
1850 bls Capt writes tina, whales plenty but they had
of . d. owing % me Of thick fog
Bhengs Straits date. iproba5iy Aug lOl ships
Tueket "ood SBedofa sGo bos; 0fonbo Bartlett and Kutu
Horc3g ssP:7, Ap s1peror Sloan NLouJon 1900
Sept 49, sap Fatas Wing OF sB.ptofd full, for Aom.
direct
AZ Tahiti AuE 2s ship LaHa RooAl Gardner of YBsafod will
tempting 10 from The shore the Captain
Gariae that fiooar, Town for
ship haTH been deserted all but the hi and three green
banda.
Tomoe1 DC. 80 SHIPS Gsors. & Susan wight, of Bed
ofd with 600 op' eli Charles, Manchester, Of 90 ob
a: 90 octl7 Edward Luce Of sBsdoed WITH 40 Do SPIN
A Payta Oct H. .np Virginia aaaer Of sBetfora With 1850
oois 80 LOG DO w oil
At dO Dc. ship Jay. Station Ct SBediot h 4oo bO sp
Lad rot taken HL4le months
A; 60 Oct2 ship hesenge- Arthur o! HBedord, WITH 500 b6s
sP oil Heard from Sept Dss4=ol4 B=cksrnan, fBe!o5
months
A Tacahaaaa 70 -hp Mar Hairs Nantucket; arr Sept
IS, oo5st cruise sal OctG5 az sep ~ Psr Fisher SaE
tueset. 10 crgi.s hozuevsrd-elia no: stated,
SD IRON DO Oct II ship Garland Smith SBeitordl
CID az Laaa Sept II, -aps Aepnyr NB4dtofd
IN Coo Return Coot DO or home e;h. South Bos;oG 5o"e
Lasata sep.5 .hf Sarah Plrfos;oa OF .atapose
250 $3.50 WI no b from the Arc The Arctic
Ocean 10 Chas Drew Corey ;4eaSon
date NJ Ysrncn Covs NBeii1r1 1000 Milo Soe
The Arctic sea til the s Of Sept;
Arr AZ LahEus Sep co. James Alec E, SB 3QC1 wbj A5a
!, Eonosu Sept DAM Wooster H=a1er Nat 5l d F
Heard non July g. I-cssf Wood 2i Eupla;-s, Cfoaay
DC, 1iOC 9oIE. ?arge..-;s Esr.r. do, .5G9
efsr from Arthur Zip Messenger. n SR@f1c pt'
Para RsPoF:s Gapa5rs Lsl4as IL
sept and Oct qsr7s1 Toef iaH. q nee CO - 81 % 81 'lo's
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The Eastern States have s6l, 10 capital; The
Middle s75,933, 881; the Southern, $3e, ,e5l
the Southwestern, a3l,923,a5O, and the Western,
29oo4667. The Loans and Discounts" In the
Eastern section, 3OG,3lo OOO in the Middle States
sl49,799,ooo in the Southern, s5o, 500, 600 in the
Southwestern s44,63O,Ooo and in the Western
s2O,5s7 oOo The circulation and deposits in the
sevoroI SECTIONS ve~c ma follows
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raj sections were as follows

There are no Banks incorporated ii Florida, Tex
as Arkansas, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, Mime
Sofa Oregon, California, District of Columbia.
The following is list of the principal members
composing the patty of Surveyors who went in
the steamship Alabama for New Orleans, for the
purpose of tracing the line of Railroad across the
Tehuantepec Isthmus: MAJ. j. &. Barnard of U.
s. Corps Of Engineers, Chief Engineer j. j. VIII.
liams of New.Y York, Principal Assistant; George
f. Dunbar of New Orleans, do DR.. Canter of
New Orleans, Physician; Passed Midshipman
Temple, Z. s N. photographic Assistant; Passed
Midshipman Murphy U. s. N. do Mr.. Mechlin,
T. s. Coast Survey, do Mr.. de Lacey of New. Or
lean, do Mr.. II. 2. Andrews of New Orleans,
Clerk To the above chief officers are added
about Is assistants and % men, to be employed
as chain carriers, rodmen boatmen, axmen, &c.
Most of the latter from New Orleans.
The Engineers have completed the survey of
the line between Auburn and the Cayuga and
SQsquehannah road through the Salmon Creek
Valley, striking that road about u miles south
east of Ithaca, at distance OF about 43 miles from
here In its general features, the route is US good
as could be desired. The grades are for the most
part light, and the curvitures of very large radi
us. The party have set out on their way to sur
vey line to Little sodus Bay. It is expected
that week or ten days viii suffice TO complete
that work.
1t is stated by the Contractors that within eigh
teen months cars will be running owe: the Hornelis
Vile and Buffalo Railroad.
The traffic whichthe Ogdensburgh Railroad Will
eventually receive, may be Judged somewhat by
the annexed statement Of the entries at the Gus
tom House at Ogdensburgh for the moRchs of DC
tober Nov andthe lst and ID days Of December
They show the following results of the receipts Of
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rHtorn OWL cnrrssnonden.s.1

Ha Prom our Correspondents
PHILADELPHIA Dec 6-1rrircG- Bark Japauca, Gdragi
Havana scna Cnares l. Hulse. Dayton BfookhaYsn.
C,eereG-Schs Chas D Hulss Day ton, Brooknayeu. &
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Cnlifornia Vcssel. Sroken. &
Disasters, &c.

Oct Bahia, sch J Wes,er, Seelman from Phaielph.
aug "a for San PranciscO-zo reported
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y
On ThTsisl Ig,H 31s = ri. ta.;cr Ga1c-s
MFry Fletcher ,tst ears Sad : months
Tie encs and acqaia1uct of ~ fn respectfully
the day, from residences ulsr No
rs Fulton Il d ototA VI
On Thursday, Dee e. c! consumption FRANCES l. GRAHAM
s5ed Is ysars.
residence Of her grandmother. Mary jerks M9y.st Fray
Dec 70, a: oeL Hsrienaa NIL b;A1eato P0ashseepe 0r
"Wednesday. Elirr.I-e Rbaebo5k Mrs ELIZABETH EEL
LY aged - Yeats SIdos OF Robert Kelly
Her freld ld ih0ss Of her William and Rote Kelly
attend funeral fror the oil Booze Kelly No
West ss1ts-uh - or Friday, 18th install P ID
IMMATURE ALAAFsC.....IHls DAY
zvg-Rsst...-.. Is 5sts.--..--. 30 beos-ssts..
HIGH WATER.-.-.. DEC. Il.
fardy Hcos..- GA GOV Island. Hsi 9Ss....
TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
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Total LiabiIies.2 027 $50 So 693o7g5 n 5652O3 II
The forthcoming Report of the Secretary of the
Treasury is said to contain the following state
ment OF the Banking Institutions of this country
at the close of last year The whole number Of
Banks and Branches in operation in the Union at
the commencement of the present year was s21'
Total capital paid in, sal7,3l7,2u.
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The following table gives the operations ofthe
New Orleans Branch Mint
Amounto of California gold received for coinage
month 5t p Of ocio6er, 1850 s4t5o5o g
ed November 1854 a6
And from the 22d 10 The 18th November 1850
asssyed, is ab5ul $4,000 90
$685. %
The amount of California gold coined during
the month of October, 1856 wss.......... $64000O 90
And from the ls 10 the 18th November 100000 90
10000 On
route for Railroad has been surveyed be.
tween Potsdam n Y. and the Northern Railroad.
The subscriptions to the stock of the Tere
Hauta and Richmond Railroad are steadily in
creasiag, tbs prospects Of completing theroad are
frightening, and IA a short time 80 mics Of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-13

snu LorI Of Boston, before reported MazaaG Oct
has condemned There her Boston FOX
$4,000 equally divided the Neptune
tees.
Capt Carpenter mate and res OF sch Rswsoa Of Cost