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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-08-07

CURE FOR BURNS AND ScALDs.-Take
SCOT from a chimney, where wood is
burned, rub it fine, and mix one part SCOT
to three parts Of hogs lard, spread this
on linen or muslin. If in very extensive
burns or scalds, the cloth should be torn
into strips before putting on the scald !;
let the remedy be freely and fully applied,
so as perfectly to cover the wound. No
other application is required until the pa
tient is we'll, except to apply fresh appli-
cations of the SCOT and lard, &C. In
steamboat explosions, this remedy can, in
nearly all cases, be at once applied, and
and if done, many valuable lives will be
saved, and vast amount Of suffering al
lcviated.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-08-07

ANOTHER LIEEL on TIE GOOD 'o!.D
NORTH STATE" An old lady, who did
not know whether her plantation WAS
in Virginia or North Carolina, found,
when the line was run, that she was n
resident of the former. Well" said
she, 81 am glad | don't live in North
Carolina! 1t was always sickly State"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-08-07

"TnoNAs, will you take some Of this
buttcr~
Ono, thank you, belong to the
Temperance Society, and can't take any
thing strong.
WHY is man suspended under the
gallows like one who signs temperance
pledge? because he has taken his last
Drop
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-08-07

"DoEs this razor go casy?" asked a
barber of Il victim who was suffering Sc
we're pain under a clumsy instrument,
whose chief recommendation was strong
handle. Well y replied the poor lcl-
low, "that depends upon what you call
this operation. If you're skinning Inc, it
goes tolerably easy, but if its shaving, it
goes deyilish hard!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-08-07

"Ned Wiggiag, who is that girl l saw
you walking with Z"
"Miss Hogg,"
"Hogg-Hogg-well she is to be
pitied for having such a name"
$50 | think" rejoined Ned, 81 pitied
her so mucl, that offered her mine, and
she's going to take it presently"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-08-07
Sept 3, 1850
Notice.

A IL persons having demands against the es-
n tate of Jacob Shibley, deceased, will please
to render them in duly attcstcd, and those owing
the SAID estate will please to make immediate pay
mcnt. SILAS LANlER, Admir-.
Cum Test anncr.
Sept 4, 1850 ly 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-08-07

A PEDLAR COME UP w1rn.-A pedlar
calling on an old lady to dispose Of some
goods, inquired of her if she could tell
him of any road that no pcdlar had ever
traveled9 eyes" said she, =" l know of
one, and only one, which no pcdlar has
ever travelled, (thc pedlar's countcnancc
brightened) and that's the road to Hea-
ven." We think she had him on the
hard, and the Pedlar must have thought
the same.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-08-07

\ YOUNG NAN in New York, on being
crossed in love last week, seized a dump
lin and dashed its brains out. lie was Il
corporal of the Pizerinctum Guards, and
a halfbrothcr to the man who cut his
throat with bar of soap.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-08-07

An old Bachelor has sent US tie fol-
lowing conundrum. :,
Why is an old maid like watch
Because she bears the MARKS Of Time
upon her face.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-08-07

PAT AT THE Posr OFF1cE.-The fol-
lowing colloquy actually took place at an
eastern post Office:
Pat" say, Mr.. Postmaster, is there
a ltther for me.
p. M" Who arc you, my good sir"
Pat" Pm meself, that's who l am"
P. NJ" Well, what's your namep
Pat" An what do ye want wild the
name !? isn't it on the ltther!"
P. NJ" So that | can find the letter
if there is one."
Pat" Well, Mary Burns, thin, if ye
must have it,
p. NJ" No, sir, there is none for Ma
ry Burns"
Pat" Is there no way to git in there
but through this pane Of glass g
P. M.-"No sir.
Pat" It's well for ye there isn't. I'd
teach ye bitter manners than to insist on
a giatiemin's name but yc didn't git it
after all-so rm aven wild yc, divil the bit
is my name Burns!
RATHER DUrcH THAN OTHERWISE
The editor of the Washington Globe,
says:-"As we were down by the river
side the other day, we chanced to hear
the following alteration. The offence
given, as we learned, was, that one Of the
parties, not knowing the name Of the
other, called him Dutch" as he heard
others do
"You call me Teutch, do you~
"Yes, amt you Dutch p
"Wcll, if l is, won't be blackguarded
bout it"
"I did not blackguard you"
"Yes you did, tam you, | whips you" 4"
said Duchy, bustling up TO the other.
"See here; don't be quite so fast-do
YOU mean to whip c?''
Yes, fights you, if you be not a
coward p
"Well, I am not a coward, and will
fight you if you can get five respectable
men to say you are gentleman; can't
fight with a blackguard y
81 sec you tam fust," replied Duchy
and then slopcd.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-08-07
For Ordinary.

HENRY T. WRIGHT,
WILSON L. COLEMAN,
WILLIAM II. MOSS,
VIRGIL M. WHITE,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-08-07
For Sheriff.

JOHN HILL,
THOMAS w. LANIIAM.
HUMPHREYS BOULWARE,
THOMAS J. DYSON,
WESLEY BODIE,
ALFRED MAY.
r. J. WHITAKER,
LEWIS JONES,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-08-07
New Commission House,
HAMBURG. S. c..

Edgcficld c. H., Mar II, 1851. If 9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-22
shipwreck and Loss of Life.

4 correspondent from Mac kinaw gives
very simple and no less thrilling detail OF the wreck
of small boat at Mackinaw, which resulted IN the
loss of one man and great distress, suffering aAd
neril on the part Of all the others in the boat
II appears tina. OF the morning OF the 2lst OF Octo-
Ter Mr. G.. II. Cannon, Surveyor, and small party
consisting Of FIVE others, who had been engaged
With hun In the survey of the lower peninsula OF
Michigan for TWO months previous, took passage on
a small SAIL boat for Macklnaw Island They started
with a favorable fresh breeze, which soon veered
and rose into a gale, with drilling sleet | naoie
Ia ride against the storm, they turned around ana
took shelter under lea OF the land during thaI
night Next day they once more SCI SAL on
me same louYnev with favorable breeze ana cam
sea. But ere they had gone tao mules the h'iui
,sts ~ the day before encountered them. and once
sgain thew turned round and sped before the gale
with the speed Of arrow VI nile III me iulhess OF
security, and while preparing breakfast, sne waves
which were raging earfuily only lmpeIng the lIttle
sklf with increased raplcity sea struck ner ana
she was capSlZed Crash went mast and Rigging, ana
all the paIys instruments. apparatus ana 'aiuaoles.
Nv desperate Efforts they got on the bottom OF the
boa, which was nOs turned uppermOst. IN this SIT
uation, Cannon advised the others, three OF "nonl
could not I'D, take 10 the mast and oars ana strive
10 resch the shore. while he undertook 10 aoloe oy
the boat They cid SO, but one man named LOCK
wood too much alarmed, refused 10 trust nmseH 70
this rude rafi and fatally for himself returned 70 ne
boat. The remaining ave, including inc Ineo,
reached the shore nearly dead from cola, I4Soi
arc exhaustion. They started al once loi One -
San. a village five miles distant heNhsuo 80.
yxiuf and waves rose higher and nlghei an ~
TWO aoventursrs sngiBg tothes boat we're seIe. -.
times washed from theu snPpeD uoio A"N W VAC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-22
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Importations of Dry Goods for the week
ending Thursday, Nov. 90, 1851

MANUFACTURE, or WOOL.

tDNN"ffiP'f"ffs
MANUFACTURES or WOOL. ,
wooens % packages. Sl3597 Cloths, "a o.: s's6o
Cashmere, 90 s7'9 worseps, ss a. SayeSs Do
s3I63; Cotton and Worstso. 10 do. $500 Alpacn
DO, si.S2, shawis CO.; sl,il' Ls,tres,, 90, slaS
SiOl3 Yam, s. do. sli s25, CaIpsting.e DO, SILL
Fancy Carp-tns do. silo6' other manufactures oi
Wool do s5l2 To-a go pacSages, valued a: s9),l'S
NANuFAcruREs or c9rroS s,,os
Cottons. AZ packages s2I 9ce eolore9: ~ 90, So.
Mashps. IS do :, $50 vase,s DO. s792 Plush. DO,
1890 Shaws do. s3'97 Cray4's 90, sts nose
500 Spoos. - do So eoi Sewlg. % Do $3.50 Bad
do S6o1 other mangiae,uie soS 81 a., lotion TO-
MAsUyAcTUREs or SILK.
Silks packages 81 5ji to79ns. do syt Seiy sss
ss and worssd Sba~is. DO. 81 ST. Cr.yss. do
s56i; Plush DO S218 Vestngs, 20 do - ll2 sax sad
I'm, d. 500 Brads 2 DO, s6Oj Twist do, sj!7
FnIses 50, 1901 Raw, do, s2.A3 other msautsc.
tue. OF SILK. d. SIPS Total % packages 'Aaeu ~
s''N' MayuFAcruREs OF FLAX.
Linens 49, packages so 9i9 Linen and Cotton y do'
e 500 HaneItrchiefs, Co. s2I7i Thread. q do.
s. 7O Yam 10 do S2S73 other manuf.clares oil FLAX
Go s99l Total, So! packages valued at sS''''''
Straw Goods l55 pkgs ses,s51 Embroidery DO $3.50;
Plush do ss5s; Hair Cloth, 4 DO, $999t; Wearing
Apparel, 6 do OIL Cloth DO, $50 Total 40 pks'''
Wnldra,rn from Warehouse.
wooens spkgs, s.,2ss Cloth, do ss57l stun Goods
do S.92, Worsteds do. ssslS Cotton ana ssss'
S943, MeTlnOs, 90, SO<'. psuAtts'
Yam do $3.50. Hose, do Sl57 CarpeIng do S5l''
MANUFACTURES OF COTTON. =.
Coitons, 90 pigs, 50 i99. MuaAs DO So<' loa' -
ukgs valued n, 81 02z
silks ID pkgs 5000 Ribbons do, s39i Satins,
40 ssjl Damask 2 DO Sl723; Veiyets, do, Sl,lis
sa,,n-is 90 s767; Plush. 30 2,62o shAvs, dor'
q gos Pongees is9 do ST 08j Sk and Cotton ~ 90,
SJzs7 Sewings do. sloi7, Raw, do, sllo4 othe.
mar ufsctues OF SILK do T3. Total z5e pAgs FAsueo
MAxUFAcTUREs or FLAX. .-
Linens 81 pkgs. IS SO Linen and Cotton no. sl'1
Total, 10 pkgs, valued AZ 5000
MISCELLANEOUS 80
straw Goods. 80 pigs, sl3 623 HaH Cloth 90, s2Ss
Check Vestasnts DO. Sl73 Mating, 100 do, sil9 To-
tai, l52 pkgs, valued a, $50
Entersd Warehouse.
WOolels. q pkgs.. Slz4S3; Cloths DO seo<, WIZ
teds do 81 izl STUFF Goods do. siOl3 Cashmeie,s,
5do 3Ti sfOreens do s203 Cotton and "orsteo ~
% ss07l Yam "a do $jO93 Total, l'O pigs 'slueu
MANUFACTURES OF COTTON
Cottons 30 packages s. S8 COlsred do, - do $35i
HantkercbieIs do. S602 Hone, IA do. s?OH: other
anufactuIes Il Cotton q do. s329 Total, 10 pack
ages, valued at SliSA
MANUFAcTUREs OF SILK.
Grapes packages. S83I Plush do, Sl,3ls SIX and
we<sied 10 do. $3.50: GNnps 3nd Fmres, do, ST.
Gallons do SlS3 Total Is Led ~ slz'o
MANUFACTURES or FLAX.
Linens, J packages, 5000; Linen and Cotton a'
Sltt8. Total, l42 package valued at S,1,Hf
MISCELLANEOUS. o. L.
Straw Goods, as packages, SO J33 EInDroidev' ,sI
81 10 NehsIr Plush, CO., Siss Shswls, 90; -,
Shuts sc. do s2s. Total. 80 pigs ,vaiu'a ~ si'-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-22
BALTIMORE.
'isse ss the Institute Fair-firemen's Cele-
bration-Dreadful Accident

"e'p'oaence Of The ". \. Tribune.
Baltimore, Thursday, Nov. %, 1871.
The Fair of the MARY land Institute closed
Us evening with appropriate exercises JosluN
~ssnl, Etq President OF the ms ituie, GeliVerlhg
=. \. excellent address to some 5000 persons Ihe
w premiums Is very large, embracing sefeia!
80 ,oiAtrS, whom viii name N my next. \
,n. oahque, closes the Fair tonight. The iecep'S
an sss 'ae SIX weeks II has been open have reached
,as ~, iom which IS to be deducted the premiums
a ~. -, ,uen'Si expenses, leaving a handsome sum
IN Institute to pay for their new Hall.
ne grand tiremen's Celebration, yeSter-
~ soSoioed every thing else and the Baltimore pa
aost several days. as you VIII perceive are al
,,.r, .N4uslvely " FlIemcn'S journals" The pa
80. . va certainly very imposing and would have
- Vfe 10, but for the fact that SIX OF the Balu
4, c,, panles-three OF which are the largest m
,,b,.SS 'ooA umoTage at some private matters, and
"a ~, !" Parade. The whole number of companies
49, eseslonsi III lie was IS ofwhlch l6 were from
as -Si'@p,oe-ifom Alexansrs, WASHINGTON, Cumber-
r., ~, frederick, Philadelphia and Ncw-York-,he
oe'hs Capt James J. Turner. OF Amerlcus. No.
lsas 'oI Cly. The number Of 6remen in line was
h rs suu musicians 205, comprising bands, makins
s"' procession consist oi l,4o9 persons
Il dreadful accident occurred at Texas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-22
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 90 1851

Rates; efforts again regaDed then position Al
last after hours Of this terrible struggle iot lie,
fierce sea overw bemed them, and when hr. Csnnca'
who alone could swim. recovered his consciousness
and able 10 look round the scene OF desoiA-
ton, his comrade the boat was nowhere visible
lie was about quarter OF a mile from the shore ana
with the little strength let him, he turned IN that
direction and siToye for his life He swan until e1-
hausted and cramped and then was washed ashore
unable to stand and scarcely able to creep As ne
was enceavoring 10 roll himself into vitality. the
boat procured BY his friends arrived and the crew
succeeded In restoring him. Several of the vaiua-
bes were recovered but at AZ the date OF our letter.
neither the field notes OF the survey, nor the dead
body had been found.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-22
By Telegraph to the New-York Tribune.
WASHINGTON.
The Losses in the Whaling Fleet Mr.sWebster
and the Spanish Minister.
WAsHINGr \. Frllay, y

NANhINGT \, tTlIay, NOV. IT, 1871.
Official information has been received at the
State Department from Our Consul at Honolulu
Of the loss of the whale ships. Arabdlla and
America. OF New Bedford. The Henry Thomp-
son and Armada, of New-Londan. The Mary
Mitchell, of San Francisco, and the Sol Soltars
of Fall River.
The Spanish Minister dIned with Mr.. Webster last
night the inference Of course is tha, the Spanish diff
fcultles are all settled
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-22
spoken, sc.

Sent s. "a. 2 s. lon lsBw shi, Columbia Sslsbes
from Calcut;a iar Rosfon.
Sept u. ai - eos ,on. = "a ship orsn ~ Pslscs
trcu Chirs for London.
Se,t IS al 90 lon -. brE AbO. CiAypsOl fror B.l,i-
more for No Janelro
New York for Liverpool
Nov iS iai IS r. ion . d. passed ship Sas Hsl-~
from New YORK for New Orleans.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-22

baltimore County. yesterday. par % smear
with which men we're engacedsin hosting bl'rs
" marble on a railroad car, fell over, killing ma
named Buckley, and breaking both thighs Of ano'h"'
man. Bulkley has a wife and family now on t1eir
vav from Ireland to Oin him here. lAG5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-22
5y Tciccrapl.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 20, 1871.
FLOUR Is active. 5000 bbls sold to-day at 50.
S.teS made of loco kegs new LARD at &c, and
Ice Ibis new Mess Pork at Sll 90 FRElGHr 10
New Orleans is Csc on FLOUR and 90c. PORK. Money
l. stringent. Sight Exchange on Newl ork quoted
a. a prem, and 30 days discount.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-22

cd that It gross forgery, ANXIOUS ia ares.
he Whee of the parties concerned ma for IN AZ fe-
son followed the boy, when ne hIm com nun.-
cate with the two men No officer happened TO be
near, and he had no means OF Causing their arrest.
He after looking IN VAIN for policeman, returned
10 the bank and communicated the fact 20 The Presi-
cent and 10th then started for the place where be
had, few moments before. observed the mo. out
they had gone, and nothing further was heard ut
them BY either Nh James or the officers OF the oank
until the announcement Of the arrest OF the ia
Woodruff for passing forged check at the Pacihc
Bank, which led TO the developments daily being
made IN the matter.
SALES OF REAL ESTATE -Frdqy-By
DumOnt & HoSacb
DO DO No % Duane st, 2i15O- -----.------- SEQ
DO. do No q DuaIe-st 25f5s.------------- $500
A LUsATIc EscAPED-INFoRMATI
WASrED-On Wednesday last Mr. John {, Bull.
formerly Captain of the Spanish schooner La'belie
LalFrancisca, who for nearly a year past has been
oeranged, escaped from Oh board the steamship
Georgia curing the temporary absence OF his guar
dian. Mr.. Isaac Ensiow, OF this City. who arrived
with him from San Francisco on Tuesday night for
the purpose of conveying him TO the home OF his
brother at Boston. Mr. Bull is about IL years of age
five feet SIX inches IN hight has smooth, full face,
and bald head. He was dressed IN light drao coat,
oark pants and brown California hat Any infoIma-
ton respecting him will be thankfully received by
Mr.. Daniel Adee of Ne. lO7 Fulton-ss.
The LATE ROBBERY OF JEwELRY IN AVE-
NUEA- Yes,erday afternoon two boys, named Ihos
Riley and VIM. Henderson, were arrested as being
q part Of the gang of boys who on Monday last en-
tered the lewelry store of Jacob Kern, No AZ Ave-
nue A. while that gentleman taking his break
fast and stole about 500 worth OF Iewelry Several
Of the boys were arrested on Tuesday evening with
portion of the stolen property in their possession
The balance OF II found in that Of the two lads
Riley and Henderson. Both were committed by
Justice Mountior.
ARREST FOR GRAND LARCENY. Young
man. named John Kelly was yesterday arrested
charged with stealing S92 In gold coin. the property
q Richard Mccain, residing at No. So Greenwich
s.. The parties, it seems boarded at the same house
ard occupied the same ROOM and late on WedDes-
Gay night Kelly arose from his bed and stole the
money from a pocket IN the pantaloons Of his room
mate after which he tied 1t Up n his shirt. whexe 1t
va, found He confessed his guilt and was locked up
for trial.
~ On Thursday afternoon, Mary Knab,
aged IL years. was knocked down and run over by
private carriage. she crossing near Ninth-st
The sufferer was taken TO the Fifteenth Ward Sta
ton House, and surgical aid obtained, and her
wounds. which did not amount 10 fractures dressed.
She was sent to the house Of her parents, in Flf-
tieih-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-22
Railroad Accident.

BALTIMORE, FRIDAY. Nov. 81, 1851.
The Washington cars, due here about O'Clock
this morning did not arrive until ii O'Clock, having
been cetaint by an accident 10 the locomotive No
one was hut.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-22
PESSsYLvASIANs IN LUoK.-The Pits

bug Dispatch notes the election OF ROBERT
MCIvLIAxD. ESQ. formerly OF Chambersourg
as Governor OF Michigan. and the election Of
EDWARD JOHNSTON. Esq, formerly OF "es.-
nor and. and brother OF Governor JohiiS'o"
one ofthe Supreme Bench OF Iowa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-22

Conc TO OREGoY.-DelaZon smith, ID
mliisrly called "DelusOn Smith OF ene -. 60,
Iona T. Oregon next spring Well Joy DC WI" NC
lrs.on. H.sIs restless spirit go. ~,s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-22

CINCINNATI, Thursday, Nov. 20, 1851.
We have had heavy rams here, AID there is plenty
o. water IL the River.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-22
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Crrom oar Correspcuients

NEWPORT, Nov 2O-A~r. hrE Douglass. D,as'sss
ff'viacues fsr h2ftsna schr AalSas. DaSley.
, an ou'h for New York slo New-foSk. Valdez.
Providence Tor New-York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-22

= There is great suffering in some parts
Ct Spain. from the scarcity Of grain and the high
price Of bread. III the City O.. Madrid it is worse
tnan elsewhere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-22
REHABILITATION.
Receipts OF Produce

p. TIE Norfs Rirer BostJ-Frlssy-lSSo5 DDS floal,
= bu.h WAf~- 1908 bush Corn los pkSs besi ''''s
=, g. Caeese, a. tbs. Asars. ~ bsls- WHISKY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-22

CouRT CALFNDAR-This Dav-Circuit
Couit-Nos 500 626 s23 s2i, s2j, SOC, ST. 49, $50 to
SI2.
SUPERIOR CouRT-Monday-Nos 10, 81,
o. no. So 1875 l33 1856 l3 IS 81, 81 49, l4, l42 lf3,
I4, 1874 so So 80 1885, 49, 1885, 3s, 1877, 81, H. lf6,
10 Gi. s.. AZ. l.. lO2. lbs. 20, 100.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-22
financial.
CENTRAL RAILROAD.
PROPOSALS. for SALE q MORTGAGE bGNDs

VERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD.
PROPOSALS for SALE II MORTGAGE bGND5
The VERMONT CENTRAL ABROAD COMPANY
invite sealed proposals for the purchase Of BONDS OF SAID
COMPANY secured by Mortgage OF the Road to wiliaa
An ~, Charles Nhmoe and john Smith, as Trustees
The Bonds will be PAYABLE IN ten years from Nov I.
1851 and viii bear interest the rate % sev pe cent?
payable semannualiy at the ONCE OF The Treasurer
Payments will he required m -four nsallmenis payable
monthly first payment to be- made On the 9TH day
Dec. 1851.
The first nstallment must be paid cash the rsmsnns
staments be made 10 cash OF IN notes 81 the Com
pany The payments will be made settlement, equal 70
cash on. the ls day ofNey. 1881
the liquidation of the liabilities - the Coupans and or
statement of the present financial position Of The Ccmpa
reference MAJ be had to printed Report Of the Tfus-
tees which has Just been made
1hs Morisages made to secure the payment Of Bonds
te the amount Of 81 coo CO., aud made road III miles
IL ienstb which has cos, 81 900
TIE receipts of the Road. for the $50. sss
a. The receipts for the present YEAR ~ 20 Oct L.
si2s5i o. The earnings for September 1851, were
The Bonds will be issued ia sums Of IOO and over.
Proposals. be returned to the Treasurer or be-
marked, Proposals. for the Mortgage Bonds
Tie proposals will De opened by the Directors on tho ID
Those whose proposals. are aSssgtsd -" be NO
titled Immediately vs J0slAa t.1y. R,,S,Sc.
f {Asf Sa : psSs, FINANCE COMMITTEES.
y.C.R r. Office Boston. Nov IS. 1851 n'Ai
AN ELECTION for DIRECTORS Of
House on TT EsDAY December 2. The poll Will be opsa
MI ia n @. BRADFORD. Cashier.
KEw-YoRK, November 1. 1851.
DOWERY BANK. The President and
Directors have declared a Semi Annual DIVIDEND
OF FOUR PER CENT payable TO stockholders on and AZ
ter the l0th inst . 49,.
The Transfer Books will be- closed from the ID 70 the eA
nj sw. N q BRADFORD. Ca<hsss.
DACIFIC BANK, New York, NOvem-
Il Der H. 1851 The President and Directors have ds-
ciared a dividend ofFOUR cent. for the sk months
ending 30th INST which will he paid on and AFTER ths
Isl Dec next The transfer books will 10 closed tfom fh
ns to LIST prox inclusive. BY order u the Board
nl5tDI J CAMPBELL, Jr., Cashier.
DANK DEPARTMENT, State OF New
IY0k-ALBAsY Nov 10, 185i.-The MERCHAhIS
BANK OF Erie COUNTY fLancaster) has thus dI
filed IN this Office a notice Of the appointment 81 IHs
NETWORK STATE BANK, IA the CITY Of Albany, ~
agent the redemption Of us circulating notes
VITA revocation OF the appointment % tshburn Co:
Of city such agents agreeable u the act entse1
the several acts relating 70 incorpsred
Banks Banking Associations and Individual Bankers
sle * DANIEL b. ST JOHN. Superintendent
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SUPERIOR CouRT.-Before

ITFEKTOK Z 7
-Frederick WiSSmaa against fernando Wood Ito re-
cover the value of 500 barrels corn meal, the de-
tense to which was that II was OF bad quality, &C 4,
different from sample, already referred to. Verdict
for plaintiff, $l,l95.
Human Hlitterr7Gr against BEN. ABro-Acton Of
ceciment IN relation TO night OF alley running in
the rear of let's corner OF Divisonst. IN Eldrldge
To be continued Monday.
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CITY ITEMS.

NEw-Y0RK SOCIETY FOR THE RELIEF OF
Wrpows AND ORPHANS ar MEDICAL MEs.-The
Tenth Anniversary OF this Society was celebrated by
public dinner at the City Assembly Rooms, at
which nearly $50 members Of the profession and 9th
els were present. The Chair was occupied by J. c.
Bliss, MD. The company was addressed by Judge
DAILY, DIS. Francis. Detmold, Stevens and Rockwell,
Rev Dr. Henry Professors. Bache and Clymer. The
amount Of 500 contributed by several friends Of
the Society. and there is now In the Treasury the
sum of Sll 600
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AN ELECTION for DIRECTORS Of
LAthe BOWERY BANK viii be held at the Banking
House on I'll EsDAY December 2. The poll Will be opsa
MI tDz n @. BRADFORD. Cashier.