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Arrived.

with Indse and passengers. to Mailer x Lord.
Bark PTsts (of FTeepcItl Rogers, Il days ton Nie-
villas with sugar &c, to o.en Sons. Left 6nss 81
san LOwd hence Just ar EmeIne, Tor IL 10 days H.
BIZ hsJ John cas 1is RSya 81 days Ton Mssna f
&C to Draper DeylIn Has been 10 taJs w Of Gsorz
Big Edgar Never. Havana No. H. sugar, c.sars. k
10 Trouble BsTTeiras. SD WITH bark Ne'hcuel
ck for NsSYoA ias , 'ap !}aa bnso9, w 81 -.
bella OF Baltimore. bound s)1th SiTd, Sne day s. Sc
bark Alnleds; VI Plgm9uth. bound soe, hv ard
loswood. to ClOsr FIalas Lett Diash sap lou
sa sophia, STAINING, ffon ST. rh)mis Tor Cepenaay IN
PTussian bark Bolss-a. esBicSer fro LSGdoa 10 Ea;
land ioE deIs Bremen brg Aatolssite. fl-l,r 40 81
IN ,uas fJr Bremen, French ba-s & LSr1a, from Mar
settles; GaIyeur non Hare Anlao y N2i4,3 =
Lewis tom Boston Nose, cot PfOgIac 80 VA
Bush from Boston; Ocean ,oi EasrplIs, Buri;t tron
Jaernel. t. saA next day Tor Boston NOV ~ cen
sae-stose bv aiks started deck bad lost water
Sasr Sid same Jaw IN co with Bs brig aud schr % ii
fr Halifax. with salt The W has had a snccessDn =
ScSr Inde1SnSsacs ,of Bos:on) True D. Jays from Al,
Caves with l96 eco lbs iosO.d - Lombard Nnllofe
Has had very heavy Weather during Tie passage t1Ie
sails ured rigging e and - LEAK on Of ss,-
rg ashore going Aux Cages, While - charge u pr
sehr Frrces Lane, Warrington. y. c., days, naval
stores 10 Bsteman RecdeT0w.
schr Emma De Ru..y, wicks, FrsdsEckseur., Va,
days grsin. 10 NJ Beden
lo bales cotton psrt Of the cargo Of brIg BALDWIN
stranded and at hat place Eight OF the vessels
rst 6crtn Of her cargo TIA, has been taken on her
Two oths schTs were iakas !. cargo from The wreck
be saved but the vessel VIII bs yaileless
schr n IIassard. Burdick. from Newport, bound n
Charleston Sa.uTdas, Ok. INST about u NJ, when oil
BaIaegas was run By schooner not knovn.l
which rent MAJ sa' aad cAiied away iArtafd boat dsvlt
Schr MalswasAa Nr,er Knr.;cs. t.las to Chs,les-
ton with csa
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NETWORK. ..-NovEMBER a..
Cleared.


steamers-RoanOke. Parrish. Eorioi, and Richnoni
Deem Thornton Marion, Perry, Chsdsston Spdlflri
Tileston. Alabama LUDLOW. Savannah, s. L Mtcheii
Penobscot, Clark, Philadelphia. VI Sanford Black D.
inond Stevenson, Philadelphia Oneida, Men, Phisiei
phia. J Il n. Briggs.
Ships-Garick. tiootmans1n. Liverpool. Spoa1M, Ties
ton X Co. LaGcashIe. Blankenship, Mobile, Taylor
Menin.
B4rks-Ella, (Bfem Eriman. East Indes, Pope < CO
Mama, OBJ Dick, CLARK Me Copnan Olga: Peru
Yonoheli Valparaiso. SpphOrd Illsston Co Clrh4, IL
graham. Lisbon r. w. Trundy - .
Brgs-Krtland. lBr Lynch, s, Johns. w 5 h
Newn an Tybee Ferguson, Charleston, c. Bulkley.
schooners-C. H. Rogers Steslman. Pmlade phia lane
Hand Bes Peck, Smith, Philadelphia. Plat Sla:h >.
W. Mckee, r0tten. Georgetown New-lp.k, Neisi
Richmond, Z II Person Kcnown, Baker, Boston, D. "
Lewis Eiizabeih. tBr Moore Jacmci, x. v. Dat p
line Suites Navy Bay n l.. McCready Co; SALLY IL nds
Miller, Bathurst u Jones, Look. Sayannah Deani1 :
Co. Empire. Ryder, Aleyandrl. S.uges, ClearmaI y
Co Nchigan Blissett. Baltimore, Johnson Lowdea
J W Bell Louden, Ph,lalephi W Mckee; Auant =,
NicksnoD, Salem, r w Ropes Elm City, Fisher New
Haven master. So
Sloops-HoBry CastofT Carr Newport AMI Warren, mas
ter; Bolna U.S. New-Iiaven, master W. H. Statlni
Jones, Providence.
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ro,,s arc ,f SIX manufactures These show an IN
ofnfarv three millions of DO lars compared
Nth ,sso ,,hile manufactures Of Wool SLOW de
crease of neayy two millions Of dollars and OF cotton
n.arly half million and of Flax over million o:
dollars.
The failure of Messrs. Samuel e. Cor
,eu6 Co.. lead pipe manufactures of this City, is
announced Their liabilities are large. They have
ALWAYS sustained high reputation.
The following circular has been issued
to The Country Banks OF this State
ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFIcE,
Tuesday, Nov. IS, 1851.
To the President Directors, &C., of the p
Section 0 Of the Act entitled Gan Act relating TO
the redemption of Bank Notes. passed May 4, 1910.
prohibits any Bank, Banking Association or indiyd
ual Banker from purchasing, buying IN, or taking
up directly or indirectly their circulating notes,
an amount less than what purpors 10 be due there
on, at any other place. or III any other manner, taan
is directed in and by this Act.
The Act authorizes the appointment, in New
York or Albany OF a Redemption Agent, who shall
redeem the circulating notes of Country Banks, at
rate OF discount not exceeding onehalf OF one per
cent The appointment must be In writing, and MED
in the Office of the Controller. 4 Bank may be ap-
pointed the Redemption Agent but no tity BANK
can redeem the circulation OF Country Banks, with
out such appointment.
Complaints having been made 10 me, duly yerihci
Dy a1nGdYlt lOaI o. the VI lhiS
State, including the Bank under your charge have
entered into an arrangement with the METRoPoLIrAN
BANK or NEW-1 ORR, TO purchase "Duy IN,
and take up their own bAs at discount OF one
eighth of per cent, feel bound TO cal you A.
teDton 10 the subject and to sugsestthat IN my opn
ion this mode of redemption Is un authorized, and Is
in direct violation The Statute Of 1910:
My duty requires me. in all cases of violation OF
law by mOneyed corporations TO proceed against the
offending Institution, by information, to annui the
charter. The METROPOLITAN BANK not having been
duly appointed Redeeming Agent for your Bank,
you viii the propriety of either Ming regular
appointment of SAID Bank, as your Reieemng agent,
or TO discontinue Redemptions at said Bank. Ii tins
course is not pursued, shall be obliged TO institute
legal proceedings to correct the enoI Respectful
ly yours, &c, l. S. CHATFIELD Aty-General.
Messrs. Chas Butler, Thos. Bowling,
and Nofsinger, Trustees of the Wabash and Erie
Canal in Indiana, are in session at Terre Haute, and
are considering the question ola reduction oftols
salt, wheat, and flour. The Indiana Statesman gives
the annexed statement of the condition othis impor
tant work
"The magnitude OF this great work. and the i'm
pOrtance OF the trust, may be inferred from brief
statement Of the receipts and expenditures for the
wear ending Oct |, 1851.
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.s,c srar,.n !. v..,ed b.. good paree, ave- scsree

al ia7c Spanish wasted but good parcels are scarce
$50 bales Cupa sold at ALE and BAL Havana on private
terms 10 cases FLORIDA Sold at ,3dl0c.
DYEW GODS $50 tut st Drm ng) L0syod sold 81
sig 50 short pncs and - sor home c0nxu np,lon
HIDES more quiet. 1900 1aeass Avrss sold st 49,
~ n; 500 d. a. r be: 500 Green Saed 81 10 Sic 200
OrInocos 2087i Ulc ie's moniks and SOC West
EN- Slaughter 70 lbs &C 4 months
LEATHERIs very inactive, and prices Of Sole are al
most nominal Other kinds are II fan demand and steady
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.,aiiz.d this falling of. The amount entered for
xar.hou,ing IN November was s5oe.2i2 against
A2a9 900 in November 1850 and the aggregate for
the eleven months IS s7,4lsj2s IN 1851, against
A6.l4o.545 in 1850 The $56,369,9l0 of Dry Goods
thrown on the marke. In the past eleven months
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MINIATURE ALSARsC----rEs oAE.
syp-nses...7 o. Sets..--.t 81 MoOS--Sets---.---
HIaH wArEh-.--Dec l.
"a ady Eoot 4a Gov leland 2 Ala Hell 'ssss z)s
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spoken, &c.

Nov g. la; 80 40, len 70 .5 brig Richard Carlton, from
Lei,h for Charlestan.
Nov H. lat q 49, Ion Go 70. was sgnlhzed ship Anna
Tift, from 81. John, y f,r London
Nov. d. OF KEY West, brig Oho, from Key West for
New York
Nov a. OF c pc May ship Hudson from New Yorb for
Charleston.
No date. lat. 81. lon 49, passed ship 81 George,
Crawford. from Liverpool for New-York.
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seAr scph, Collins, Hansn, Edsatos' C. ds shin

ScAf Scphy CNIunsl fAskHi hu~"'7"' y = " -
siss 4,.o,o,rhr,o5 Td,s,on "
C. 6 days, shingles -, p,,,,,,o,s rAs. o.
schr Cicero. Sweet days rom n''''n'''f 7 "
johnson Losdsn
wIND-A, sunriss wsw. at meridian NV a.
NV
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The Dry Goods Imports at tins port for
November show decrease OF about sSS0,o0o as COM
pared with last November and $4,000 as compared
with November 1870 The aggregate entered for
consumption and Withdrawn from warehouse, Is
$l7il6'l, sgains: S209 s3i in November last year
The aggregate entered and Withdrawn from ware
house IN the eleven months ofs5i, compared with the
same period of 1850 $1,000 $40 against 500 l6j
showing adecrease OF $436 5jj. Since jelly the de-
crease has been nearly folr Millions but the il reused
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lherc was no European steamer tO-uay.
The gold exports of next week are estimated at
million and q half. The shipments of November
from this poI; and Boston exceed five and hall nit
lions, while The receipts from California At New
York and New. Orleans are about SIX millions and a
half We have also imported exclusive Of CalfoInia
$i43 SO in gold and Sjll92 in silver, of which
S7a $50 IN gold from Iavrc, and $4s 925 in 81
yer from Vera Cruz. We have also by The Cherokee,
not counted above, IS ii belongs in December over
Two and quarter millions Of gold dust, and probably
half million more at New Orleans by the Alabama.
The adyiees by the Cherokee in relation
10 the pro luce Of gold are Of the same favorable
nature a those received by the previous steamers.
The miners are doing well, bo,h in the surface wash
ngs ana the quartz VEINS, and the yield OF next year
PROMISES 60 be much larger than of the last
The following table exhibits the several amounts Of
treasure shipped fIom San Francisco from the Isl to
tie 3lst az October inclusive. These figures from
Official records Of the CuSlom-iIouse they correctly
EXHIBIT the commerce o. month ont Of the por; OF
San francisco
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Nv telegraph.

BOSTON Nov Se-ArT bark Palmetto, zane. sept; -
Passed its altar 9Th Oct and weyesn Islands iS'n A
peueuctd heayy westerly gales. Oct - IA Lax - on
10 80 syoke bark X l.. Barstow VI Ma'taposss'
south had been on, ,nths and taken quo "1 ~
arr bars Csmo. Char es,on. Helen Mara, bh
hrigs Nttfok Alexandra: Arcldian and senIn1a ma
dephia fleet cegsng vessels from the fas' NV
rived To- day I'll. NJ,
YORK Sid brig Gleaves. Philadelphia s'hf. i'"' '"-
gina. a.. 4.
Nov. 35-Au. sotrs Angelina. AlSaDs ORION; DO.
sloops Fashion. New YORK Willard. d. scnf. MD =
Baltimore Sid. schTs Southampton. wig MA OA'oI1.
Baltimore. Worcoses, PhSdel, az. 'l4Aict hniA'os'
do; Minerva Wright New YorN, sioopS Roger " HIaHs'
DO. Chase do
the bris W. walker. for Matanzas. wen. 70 sea IN
the morning Of the ts'n. -
NEWPORT Nov ,8-Arr brig a-kfori Com1s, Fast
port for Phradel sehs Forest. COney. ADDISON Tor
Sew-York Julian. Snow, Thomast IN. Tor dp susan
GRAHAM Portland for DO Orion ClaIs CalaI, for do A.
bert Whittemorc Plymouth for do Fawn, Gay. Ports
mouth tor Philadelphia Lady Clinton. Edwards, Ware
ham for Nsv-York r r. freeman. Freemaa; Boston Tor
Virginia Paragon. Case. HaTwlch for market ADA
tross Harding New Bedford for Connecticut RIVER Pm
Myriek All Tor this port soop, Rpuoc Souie
New. BEDFORD for New YORK Grecisn Harlow sandwich
for market. Also AZ night brig Hooc go Fniadei-
pha) Swassy ds i'm Bordeaux for PhladelQnla schrs
Virginia, Bsgh'nston, FAD River for do Hudson Have
ner phil;-s lphia f,r Boston
CHARLESTON Nov 2s-Arr barks Hohensi lfer. Al
madi. Annie. Ne s-YorN CID, bark Globe, Boston. SD
scbr. Tsnlsine. NrN-IOTk.
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FINN our CORRESPONDENTS !

MACHIAsPoRT, Nov 2l--Arr bark :. W. Nash. new
Was Harrington To load for New-Nors 2ith schrs
Presto, Ingalls, Boston; splendid Batemia, do Caro-.
line Ke'too, do. sid 18th schIs Cameo Bryant, New
York Egeremet, Thompson, do 2jih, brgs Condor
Small do DIDO. Small. do; Juan } de Carthagena,
Hooper. do Mechanic. Bryant, Boston; OBnen. stunt,
New York Bunnah. Fry, do.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 30-Arr.ued-Bsigs NetruTiuS,
tBr Barker. Windsor. ~ S. Adelma. Freemac. New
York ,chrs JohE Gilpia. (Br) Locke. 81 Thomas, Ka
los Matthews. Nsw-YorS Empire. Price HoooSen; 1.
3. Able. Dickinson. Portland, Conn Mary Spencer,
Washington. n { Daniel Webster. Fo!.ers NeT YORK
Misvhe Passapea, Baltimore; Sarah Med maid Ellls.
Prosince'own; John $ Connolly, New-York Amlda'
Wass, Nss-York; James Bauett, Jr Marsh. Laurel,
Del Tomah Trsnbe. Calais steamer ST Nicholas, WHIT
akeI, Lewes. Del.
Cedred-Ste anlships Wa Penn, Whelion, Boston NIr'
sinia Teal Richm ond Kenneeec, Sc m,ur, New Yod ;
barks Root Morris Homer. Kingston. ia l. cerne fates
MaIblehead Hk Mayo. Bos on; brgs Isabella SiokeI-
son Kingston, Ja Oliver, Sumner, CientGc COS Abbott
Lawrence. Crowcl. Boston; Edwin. B9bers. Boston :
0rmus. Reed, New Bedford schrs Empire. Prince.
Richneni; ]. Dickcrson, Corson, New-Nrk; Lake,
Lake do Mail. Ctowell. pr9yilencs d. Webster, Fol-
kerts New London julia Payson Prehle, Bath steam
ers Union. Claypole. Baltimore, California, Her do
NEWPORT Nov. 2T-Arr. schrs. Seraph, Payte, Nn-
gina for Wellhset Extra Wing, Prov for n. YORK Ne
eOr, Perry. do. for Sandwich J. c. Wddron Ltteteid
Nr%alk for New-Ycrk May, FalLer, Ne~bprypot fnr
Baltimore. 2S-Arr. schts Albert Thomas, Harding I'm.
Prov: Emma futile, Cornell, fn do.
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Enaucial.

DAlLROAD. CITY and COUNTY
IaBONDs FOR sALE-We offer for sale At fair rates,
the following Securities AZ the most undo lbtod character
10000 CITY OF CINCNISNATI, ONO. SIX
PER CENT COUPON BONDS. payable IN New-York.
100000 ALLEGHENY CITY SIX PER CENT
BONDS Coupons payable in New York January l. and
July guaranteed by the oho and Pennsyyania Railroad
Company.
B. $50 600 ALBANY CITY SIX PER CENT. VA
TER LOAN BONDS
slO.OooCITY OF COYINGTON, Ky, opposite TIE
Cty Of CINCINNATI SIN PER CENT. BONDS. guaraa-
eed by the Covne;on nd Lexington Railroad Company.
s. $1,000 CITY OF PORTSMOUTH, ONO. SEW
IN PER CENT BONDS, sOanteed by the Scotia aud
Hooking valley Railroad Company. Coupons payable IN
NeH-Yosk JanIars :. and July /.
o. $4,000 LITTLE MIAMI RAILROAD SEVEN
PER CENT. CONVERTIBLE BONDS. Coupons paya-
bic II Re'y-i orr, ist Agnl and October
SIC, 900 MADISON and INDIANAPOLIS RAIL.
ROAD SEVEN PER CENT MORTGAGE BONDS
principal ard payable in New York with Coupons
January !, and July
g. $4,000 OHIO and PENNSYLVANIA SEVEN
PER CENT. RAILROAD CONVERTIBLE BONDS
Coupons payable January l. and July l. in New York
O. 10000 MICHIGAN SOUTHERN SEVEN PER
CENT. RAILROAD COUPONS, payable IA New-York
November J. AMI May I
10 $4,000 CRAWL OEDSyILLE and WABASH
RAILROAD COKN ERrIBLE SEVEN PER CENT
BONDS, Coupons parable 4 Nea-Yo,k December /. aud
Jile I.
Il. $4,000 Ross COUNTY, OHIO, SEVEN PER
CENT. BONDS, guaranteed W the Mrrie.ta and Cmca-
laii Railroad Company
The RAILROAD BONDS are secaTed IN she most
pie b. Eosass Deed VI Trust TO some known
and res1oEfbls czer II NewYoTk, with power, in cars
Of default enter ard . each line, With all equipments
sc Hcnsy 10 par amount Of interest principal
The CITY ard COUNTY BONDS issued, In each
case b. virtue If Special Acts VI the proper Legislature
grating fall power for sat purpose and dree. vote Of
ne people lateEsss1 that vote beng largely favor Of
.AeI ssue.
Tas l4Ns under y8.sA snese boads created require
The p-o7sr sath3-.tie % maze SPECIAL LEVY Of
TlXESt0 be SET APART erclsiyey for the purpose Of
meeting the sccrging Interest ssd gradually 70 Reimburse
re principal which be enforced through he Courts Of
Law, should i bse .nis Necessary.
These debts operate. tie nature Of mortgage, on tn
real and personal eststes within tie respective City at
County limits.
The New Cclsion edo. ~ peosIs Of Ohio pro-
Abs absolutely the Of s4y fled debt by Coun
res. within Is boundaries. IAs VIII prevent fartAsr
lssue of SCI antics Of this art.
Printed Exhibits. N each Can be had application
once, giving full and detailed ln,DrrsfioD tie
Agtyrs Of eacn sec1nty. New-YoTk, Oct. u.s. 1851.
y&NSiOv, LAkiER CO, y Wall-st.
lsls Dz4wNkThtf
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disasters, &c.

SHIr NORMAN. FAY from New-OrleSns for Liverpool.
touched of Charleston Bar Saturday last and landed
the Captain who sick The ship proceeded on her Nog
age in charge of the mate.
BARK SARANAc new of225 tuns. built IN Bristol. Me.
now IN Boston has been purchased IN Newport by Messrs
6. h CO,tren VIM n. Beckham and Capt. Thos BigteY,
date of hrg Walter Hoxe, lost Abaco,) who VIII con-
mand her She intended for the Cuba trade and WI
sail from Boston IN few DAYS for Wilmington, NC. The
price paid for her 10000.
BRIG PHANroN-The only portions ct her caygo saved
were quarter boves % and $3.50 IN specie Inc
Captain is rapidly recovering The = was new vessel
built in Baltimore 1851. ahd was owned by Nlessrs JOS
Foulks Sons Of this CITY, Vessel insured IN wall ct
for sic cargo ss insured but to what amount Is not
known beng open policy. 90
BRIG MARIEI tof Belfast Staples, frOa Boston for >,
Marys Ca ran upon The north end of Amelia 18Th ut III
The buoy beng off, notice OF which mas
been gwen although sand IT, have been gone more han
two months She OFT l7h with loss OF part OF her
keel and sremast perhaps prcfoo and leaked bay she
will be- repaired Immediately.
ScHR DART, from Salem for Buehl' got ashore on
Sheep Island Owls Head, 23d inst bit VIII be -,
Off without damage. - -
BR BRIG BELT Of and for Annapolis, y 5 from Boston
was driven ashore Jones' Harbor in he gale of 2lS last
with loss of keel fore foJt and has several plank
SLooP VICTORY. Of BuckspOr was oTven ashore on the
northern side Moose Beach III the gale Of 2s ms
with loss of both anchors and lib leaks badly Schr Far
place with loss Of foot Both ses got OIL and Sc
cured IN sawyers by assistance from she cutter Alert
ScHR ALABAMA, PrIes., Of and from lhOmistoh; lO'
EdeAton NC, with 3)O cHsks lime took IRE Delo~r
mouth 9th inst and ashore near Gurnet l. 5n'
wbese she was b1rus the witer's edge crew saved
FISHING SLOoP ENERGY, of New Bee ford went ashore
on NaUset Bar 24th inst, aud soon bllged
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Total expenditures for the year
.sil4,273 a.

The balance offunds in the hands OF the Trustees,
at the close Of the year. 10 be applied to the further
prosecution Of the work, IL 3 LAG 1876 o.
The past season has been one OF unusual embar-
rassment, both TO the prosecution of the work, and
the business of the Canal. The entire Wabash val
ley has been greatly afflicted with sickness, SO as al
most to threaten suspension of the work, while the
upper Wabash country has been visited With
freshets such the oldest inhabitants never before
witnessed sui the work has gone forward with
energy, and the tolls on the Canal have increased
some $23 000, the receipts OF 1880 and the IN
creased receipts for the sale oianis amount to over
$4,000.
Another year will witness the completion OF the
Canal and the entire line Will be IN readiness for
the business of 1853. And this business Is not 10 DE
judged OF by the present amount, with the Canal u-
finished and the resources of the country not nan
developed. The various plank roads leading To the
Canal, the Peru, Lafayette, Tere Haute and 81.
Louis Railroads nil all be many sewers to swell
this great channel of commerce. With season out
ordinarily propllous We believe II would be safe to
estimate the total receipts Of the ensuing year al
not less than 100000
The Trustees are already paying the interest onIhe
boncholders subscription. and are looking forward
TO the liquidation of the principal at an early day
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VERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD.
PROPOSALS for SALE Of VI ORrGA0E B0Npl


PROPOSALS for SALE OF MORrGAGE B0Npl
The VERMONT CENTRAL RAILROA AID COMPANY
Company secured by Mortgage of the Road to William
oTy Charles WhtmoIe ana John Smith az Trustees
The Bonds will be payable IN ten years h,n Nov l.
1851 and viii bear interest the OF per cent
payable semi annualiy At The Ohice OF the Treasurer
Payments will he required four nstaiin.nts payable
moDhly-ths first payment 70 be made ON the 9Th dyd
The FIRST nstament must DO paid in ash the
mstaments may be made IN cash OF IA notes OF the Com
cash on,the list day ofNov. 1881
The proceeds OF heso Bonds to be applied
the liquidation of the liabilities II the Company and hf
the present nsncisl position Of the Compa
ny may be had TO pnRtcd Report Of the Tra
tees, which has Just been made.
The Mortgages made secure the payment Of Bonds
e the OF - 600 oOo and made road III mile
in length, which has cost 81 900.
The receipts Of the Road for The year 1850. we're saT
ssl!65i a. The earnings for september, 1851
The lnds viii be issued ia sums Of $780, and over
Proposals mus; be returned to the Treasurer or be-:
ore The Is. day Of Dec rsTt aud must BE- sealed AAd
The proposals vii be opcncd by ,ne Directors % the
Those ~ose proposals. are sessg.sa ",n be ne
titled immediately. JOSIAH QUINCY Dy
Treasurer Vermont Central BaiIrosdco
5ASifS { b h'9SS Finance c,u,ar...
vcRR OGioe Boston. Eos. Is. 1851. ai9idi
KSIckHRBocKEe FIRE INSURANCE Co,
NEW YORK, Nov H. ls3i
D.---I'he President and Dr.
~ rectors have tins day declared . Dividend Of
fret day Of December nen The transfer books viii ~
closed from the 2gh until the list DecembsL BY %.
der. lnl6 2~'l GEO. HOD0SOk. Sse'y
INTEREST COUPONS.-The Interest
Coupons or Warrants. due on the Isl Of Decsnhsro
The following securities wiIl be pad BY the undesigAed
CHARLOTTESVILLE AND WABASH RAILROAD
COMPANY per oent siorfgsge Bonds.
MiLmINGToN ANp MANCHESTER RAILROAD
oo Vy 1sP sSi p Emf s ssG issued
to t!s Cleveland, Coiu@bn. sod Cncon.t ksirocd Cos
papy WINSLow LANIER co,
DACIFIC BANK, New-York, Novem-
D her -. 1891 The President and Directors have DE-
dared dyidend offoI PEI cent Tor the 81 month.
1T Dec The transfer books viii he closed from I'm
int 70 Isl Pros inclusive ~ order Of the Boa,d
n3 Id J. CAMPBELL, Jr, Iash"
FARMERS BANK, MINA.--The
H. bis OF this Bank are sedeemsd at quarter Of m
tie current rate Of o,hor state money by A FOSrkA'
No 23i Pearl-st, corner Of BgrllDg-slip. -
New York, Dec. l 1871 HN
TRAITS on the BANK VI IRELAND
H-Payable at sight Il all Sarts Of hslAad-bf sAsH
r,.. SS.aonS DiILos ,S. siss:s;
nRAFTS-Fo any amount on sale, pay,
able in any part Of the United Kngion Ysicss r aa
, sn Esprtss Of EDw4RDS Adams
Co.'s.Ho 1t WalI-st. HiA
STATE OF CALIFORNIA SEVEN
- PER CENT. BONDS The interest beeom.ag de
the alt day Of Jannar 1884, On the per cent couns
s1rIs q the State Of California, asd which made pat
be this City. Will be paid and after TIA. date.
presentation u the proper Coupons az oor once ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-01
To Mariners.

Tho Collector at New Haven, Conn, gives notice that
Bridgeport Hahor Isht will be lighted up about the st II
December with liked red light. % feet above tide
From the beacon the Cows the Light viii bear about
N + and distant a1Ou, miles.
The pilot boat Effort Salem reports that the stakes
missing Pilgrims Ledge, the MAdlG Breaker and
n. " Point Of Bakers Island
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-01

In port Friday Banks NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "
Steamers ..--... % Brigs ..-....--- IS
Sims 1872 Schooners 1876
To,a, 53j
-"'i
The supply of money on call is abunda mt
at Ca per cent on good collaierals, while the de-
Inani is moderate. Frst-class paper is not plenty
and goes at "a IL per cent, with a tendency to ia-
provement.
The Commerce of the port for Novem-