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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-03-28

JOHN H. ILLsLEY. A. M. GAUDET
AVlS.-Les soussignes, a%vocats, exerce-
ront leur profession dams les Cours du 4me.
ct Cinqnieme districts judiciaires. lis APP
rorteront tous leurs SONS aux affaires qui
leur seront confees.
Donaldsonville, 90 mars 1852.
1t JOHN III. ILSLEY.
AZ AMEDEE NJ. GAUDET.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-03-28

JOHN II. ILsLEY. A.. NJ. GAUDET
NOTICE.-All professional business en-
trusted to the undersigned will receive their
diligent attention. They will attend regu-
larry the sessions of the courts of the 4th
and 9Th Judicial District.
nonaldsonville, 23rd march 1852.
JOHN III. ILSLEY.
AMEDEE M. GAUDET.
40 Attorneys and Counsellors at law.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-03-28
Pour la Co.e ct Lafonrche.
lie magni6que steamer

A-r CHWT bELlI -
azzssssk Capitaine A. B. Raglan. 11aasz4sassaRl
&c MAGNITUDE steamer, qui s'est fat un
81 beau patronage sur les deux rives du ba>
you, depuis Ia derniere hausse des eaux,
fera deux voyages par semaine a partir de
ce jour. II q%uittera la rade de la Nouvelle.
Orleans le lundi de chaqne scmaine, a 5 h.
P.aaM., ct lie vendredi a 9 h. preciscs A. M.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-03-28
AVIS D. ELECTION.

COMPARTMENT
d la loi ct Ell vertu dur
ne Proclamation de Son
Excellence S e P H
w ATM \ Gonyar.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-03-28
ELECTION NOTICE.

IN CONFORMITY to law
and by virtue of a Procla-
nation of His Excellency
JOSEPH WALKER, Cover
nor of the State of Toui-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-09
Foreign Ports.

Bathurst. River Gambia, Oct 18TH bark John w Coffin Wal
ton from New York. d.s
sdeIbs,tg.
MPIs Nov eth, brig. Elizabeth Pits for New Yors ds NJ
Shepard, Manning, Tor Salem daya
Al Curscoa h alt not i7h) bra, A. Jesnruu Persn. from
EteI AKIN. D.. ot fos DO.
AT Curry T. X 81 ut, barb Mary smith (o Portland for
Borsne neat day.
Ahso,iaT 18th ut bra Aneo.tura Fa.ren FOR New York
lds Arso Brl Tor DO schs Reform Dutch for do Yma
tkp,l hf 60.
Ar at Port Spain, rr.n sh uit b. brig AnsLie Doman Wi
nHson G vii sNi 10 days for 81 Martins to load salt and
Msn'ana ina ut Eereu. Masuy from Boston arr r;b
Al 81 J.so Cuba Goth u brs Euaa Dr. Stanley for Boston
schr. Grey Esgie, Barker for do ready.
Al DO 40 date bs H. NJ Carver CLIFFORD 'er Boton days
I'D
A. Remedial. cuta2th ~ brs eyon Ellrpse Tor New Yors
Al HaVaEa 2rh Ut lark Henry Kesey. Cu Tor Boston next
Cay Or carolina Patton Cabnas load mas-cs
for Se~ fort Enoch Bonner Morton 0 Caenas, TO load DO
Sid from Turks Island alt brig Mary Pierce Pierce New
York
Sailed from BAHIA Honda Nov g. ship Lady Suffolk new late Of
baltimore WAS Coat Of Africa The Lady sunoik
Marcel Nov 10, cm New fors sod parties
SLAYER Capt Cray and
rived e Havana aud waiting opportunity 10 get home
At Port Prince Nov 20, bs Hay, and W
Sarah Mara RoEer. Tor New d.chs Empire from Boston
just john Tyler do d. sid Nov Talbot
tGkspas; Panel Francs, Co nbs Boston
Al sassa, Nov TO- Sp brs Rosario. Tor New York. lds
ssLsd ife m bermuda 18Th ut brs Panoa Was Georgia
Arr al So John- 18th g hus. SANDWICH Payne BAL
Ar a; hahaI 9Th nit brig Ranger Payner New Yok
Day snd Hector QuIhn4n Boston Many Crowe, SeS
- John B. Ne~ound Packet Wordn Boston 3oh Gen
Nsshfgicn Lsyhod do lat ast bds Card 10 days from
sts ii New foIs pot N on account Il had winds schrs
lesous AcNu PhLade pha 50 phde, Waters Boston Rival
Mshh L. leland for Boston Cd 1ch -ch Midway Day New
Aiwndsor S. 2sih ut brig Ahmode, HOns. for New YOts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-09

p.x.y Perez tof pAsrrl psre. san II, days, San q
y.sm,s seas Ns Perez vi. Of Captain, 4~d at Granf
Tufi Yov l6 OF fever . -,
srsr Render tof Perth Ahoyl cs;hc4r Auspss Is dy-
10 l. MCready rhe srhr Surf Sor View fort ssied ne
a. The r. e,rsencrd heavy weather The rs-
a.. stove err rozf aud started deck Dad
s.kr ConkhE Kngnn, Jam, Is GAYS pnn'o 70 HA'
.r Erpsr-rced h-svy raiss the p; sais &c
shr Frznkhn, Ia Is days and ls
,es 10 Cha. Ire r. ha encountered bad -eneT
sohr Chsrs Cosae seaman, Baltimore days, noar &c V
Mailer & Lord !.
s[hr Am smith w.-rr Balarre days nse 70 MAILER
Lord 4.
Iowden
ssr Ira Brewster, wIas W day. naval stores 70
2 4 l. Ntchh -
schr Victor c-1Tel Bo~-un days mise 10 Adsns
Cozioore kear,y, Lowell Boston diy-- ndse TO :
Ievr Co.
SIR Kossush Chuchi, se~b1rypor5 day. DAe to Lewis
4 Co.
s,hr Of the wrd Brown, Ner Haven - days ballast
schr Me. smith, S;ou.nstou days, bllList
Hsrdv Albany day. ndss hound q Fal RIVER
Eeu Eodnan. Ossood. Nes Bedford diys, oil 70 Crime
4 h.1iaTn-
sr Laara Jrue sherman View Bedford day, OF Grnne
HiniBrR
SIR Frihsn M-r Virginia day.. and wheat 70 J. Evans
schr MAY Rowland Wshe yrFina s wheat to J. kvans
sALED-Carp,r hp jacob Bel lnew) ssa Frtnssco; sh9'
Messncoot Fabsrk tew Orrans klIaheth Hamilton Joae
Notf bsrk Adse B Pnkhsm- London steamers soaihernc
Foster, Charleston; Wa r,En, Sears, New Ores3-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-09
Disns,ers. &c.

srrTo,Kp dated Berlin NJ Dec reports
that several bales Of cotton ostheS wish Mariners glass;
picked the bay supposed el either lost
sshoTe 4 that vcIrfy.
BEie EsrLnI Wsrren Watts for haanras while
snho Garden by the steamship Maroon.
Tuedsy light the bss o boom and ng iae
works the starhoard bow.
captain hir United Siate from New Oesn.
Galveston reports On OF the bar the wind blowing heavy
saeC r. T. III tremendous and
of gh shp lht the lighthouse, we're compelled 70
b. u Of shore the gale and tremendous
thp very About clock A. NJ finding
selves hom AID half let anchor but the
buwa. and swserrs everything of The forward deck
movah osthe NTH the house house. and
chains her al the she could bear endavor keep
her from Ashore # possible but proved OF e avail
dvrs h0re until felt her strike several but
nuuaey the wind hauling suddenly from the north with
W enabled shore AMI make eood port
las H.Vss. Jone and for Chfrsion from the
Osechee RIVER Ga with Of 3fOO bushe rough
under Fromthe whch the Havana
durrs the prevalence OF heavy north cared that she
become total loss.
rrs ,Hp O.s,. sears. arrived at Boston from Calcutta reports
heavy weather the Ray ngi
H. st 70 n 90 e. spurg the bead OF orems above the
band but succeeded fishing with bboom Oct lat -
BY heavy forward split the foeopmast
psces carried the weather shoud jb and
fly ne hb guy,, and sprung the howspri badly.
frrs.cr ErTsR 20 Ewood Water Esq Secretary Of the
Board Of Underwriters, dated
BuEscs ArsEs, Saturday, Sept. -, 1867.
Under date Of the esh ut Informed Of the loss o toe Bel
Captain
they bringing cargo
port slightly dam, sed The ARTICLES
a for a h, and have brought good prices
The ship Gunoa rudder without dschargnz and
LET here on the <th inc; 4"
Caossrapr from Buenos Ayrc. experienced
very heavy weather the plsslse.
Sens Gro c GiBp Baltimore, from Attkapas Ia
tered constant gales tor 10 days and lost Jb.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-09

1.-THE Commercial AdrertisT and Erenng Pos Of yester
day, have the following:
Baltimore Dec. 8-Ihere have been tremendous trans
actions in the Baltimore CORN Market this mornings the
sales reaching 90 bush including white at Soc and ye
low at &C.,
Our report, well information obtained from
The Baltimore American and the Merchants Exchange does
confirm this, but the contrary quotes Com duh The
following lie cur report
BALTIMORE Dee 8-Our market for Corn is dull and de-
Ginning sales to-day made 58662c for yellow and
5td55c for white OF FLOUR the sales have been bills
Howardet at S. and $500 bbls City Mills AZ 81 81.
WHEAT is active at 06dl07c. for red and los for
white.
CHARLESTON, Dee 8-CoTToN; sales to day S23 bales
at86-l6Q9ic. The market is firm.
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Arrived.

4 fhompscn '~'' wv V'isahs u d. nnd>e Star.on
Buley N"'iNs'on days. cotton and 20 (,.o...
h1Irsrd ~ NOV - with mdze 10 rasls n
b:DS s''S'd Barrie Savannah days. cotton
T $40, e n fArTeles Liverpool Nov Is ua.. ..s
-~-A tosnA<t and srruux he
4 s0n- 40 ~a's' nAse. % Wa Nel.oa
- I W. Esss Hama Je"aeT, HaHb-s u day.. nd ~,
nsit .siss; heans Ss9'Eas - isy-, nahosur L.
cav ter ssain CT Hsf,rrss. '0' S-~ fort, and
Bar, bsIl Harvest sieAe., s.,ass-h day. cotton T.
- Fan oisos tof Bos'onl Bssy, Newport W. IS d.
Bah Hsh.s DreuL wsa.saci Bremen IS a.,. -
lee rass 70 G~lzu 4 Co 49, n e~lss; and
Lfwa - S'oa 20 9 w
I@ p.o. 'sefsorvins 10 ssye yellow yo. e
lsuypcsedL -' WA mo sorioA
&C., &c nSreI. " - "AAosany,
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Domestic Ports.

ALEXANDRIA, Dee 6-Arr 'obr,. Psmpero Xendncs New
lors State man Neas do; Cofvo Csbs, do Ann d. Mott
do ittan shp haran, hehIAn, 10.
AFTONAJ e. Dec AR pig JULIA =. Arey Arey Barsor
BALTIMORE, Dec. Arr lrx knchar're-s Pntnan,
rs chrs Gecrse c. Gibbs Glsbs Aakapa,; Mary Da~-on
Pfo1enCe Lou la Huhnson. Portland Ne, Monty
hsy Flower Bartlett, Providence H. v Ga mbr White. s.an
heEJ hnAs Case, Prov Bela Feck, smith.
dence nare, Burr, Boston Cid Fnancs Partrds-
schrs Luoch French. Hall, SewOeans SUSSEX, knight Johns
NJ; hsrg!na Manson. Jr, Brewster Charleston.
BAH, Dc f-Ch BIS Broome, TgcartIn, Matiazas
BOsICr Dec AR. chip Ornsa Sears Calcutta barks Col
cord Psrk Con,tannope " eybosset, Carter Bueno Ayes
Il Hazeilne Cete New Or John Winthrop Blanchard.
Clara c Bel Taylor Mobile yesta Pe<cy Henry
Watts, Chartan Eeho Ho~es Phla tr<- Cronstad
BueSs Ayfe- Lacy Ann Bryant Be Hon Swan Bray
La Be- Perry. ST. johns, p Hahfar (Br OBren,
rULda MoFton p hcspLa Catherine Mary. Comb 3d.
= Bo~ey Perez Cape HaJuen John PhApe, Brsiseo Do;
nss1 Gso Nsstine,oni y u Lewis CroseH aud New
foft Pa ke' lhon~on Philadelphia; Charlotte Thomas; Joseph
fsrvel Rhoads o. O. r.. well Clarendon, buchanan Ben
ts Ally anf RutcOn IJen. SesYofk :. Cooley Co Bearse
90 steamer rs Of New YORK Ames Ph CID s;mr Anenes
san lratseo Cn0n Pener SeOreaas baks Parlo, Keock
Havata bs toer scn Corte Hawai- Elsha Doane Lorn-
BauTeIe Hsh Bater Ptl TIM. Eugene. cook, Jaeme u
WIS ins1f fotonae River Hanover Kline, Pha; ~ u Ko,s
cnass w io't bark Unon, kendsk BsImore SD ships
rcl0r. " erierS star. bark Ieen.
New lofk 49, -
cHARlEsIeS-Arr. Dec ship Ontario Ho.me, ws-a..e,,
Ne STA ship yuIa Erskne, Se rork bs Augusta stone ss
Col saiey E-ood sewYcri sd On na s Sn H sGar
scN lek efA Dadey Morrison, New brig Te esr,pa
dTsIen. o. !. hr May Isabella Martin. B.lnoe sh saris
ner.e se.tates BordeaaI schrs Aston B-ch-r s., J,ro
- Cut. isstehs Case West lnes Col s1rery El-ood S.~
la, Grsy from Savannah, for Lvsrpuol ~
pAAAkiscoTIA-sd 9th, n<v snip Western Enpre Watts
tnoARIowS-Arr eth, ting Nary Ad-Lne oaL.ni:h, RIO
J..ers 18th eGso q stp Hsny Clay q R.sts<s~t bsr, re-
sGas sssesEsy s,Ia
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nEREARTORY SALE of RAILROAD

ii BONDs-THE BUFFALO, CORNING AID NEW.
YORk RAILROAD CONF AM will eel By Asencs,
6rsf Nonssge Bopds These Bonds fr 90 each IA
maturs si AF 1857 They ir Interest stiAs
October a. the Bank OF Commerce in shs city. Tey ss
secard BY the l,t and only Mor'sass on their Whole nd
sersnahan and John A C. Gray. Trustees and COZ.
verbe at tie option Of the holder INTO the Capital sck
vro,Ses Coz an issue IL al OF 81 eoooo Of Bonds IN MA
fsd lets As consecutive portions Of the road are thrown
%Seoe are row 70 be disposed of and the SlIsass 4
not 10 be offered I'LL neSt summer, AFTER the other poos
of the work are completed
lance Of miles and grsSe9 or nearly y e, further 70
Batavia The iron pun hssec and pad 'o Tor a. whole
Coursrv were offered 81 auction the eastern section OF the
read lid only Just been put IN OPERATION and all estinsss
of its earnings merely eonieetura The ess have
been running s.nce May on an ays,as about - miles
ard the net earnings equal 20 ully ~ y cent on tbs
entire cost ct the whole 81 ME seetaon no" COM 'eted AZ
", ouy the traffic has contributed 20 t5e recepss,
which have been constantly ipcreasing and the Drrcto
anticipate. with well-grounded confidence, continued
augmentation from the new channels OF traihe they are
opening. IL is believed ts the receipts now exceed
those Of any other section of unfinished railroad IN the
State, OF similar length and short time IN operation
The whole work undeg contract Buffalo where 10
secured for Depot buildings and the Directors feel
entire confidence saying that the will tho
whole read by next July The length OF the line from
Corning Buffalo ISL miles Its grading. masonry and
bridging of the best character; the Depot bdnss
neat and substantial and tine eETe work viii compare
worldly with any other IN the country. It's rails of the
heavy r pattern, snd laid the broad gauge forming
the connecting link between the Ere Railroad Corniax
and the Great Lakes at Buffalo, The Buffalo and Brsns-
ford Road is of the broad gauge, and will
this channel OF railroad communcat Detro, aud the
Far West The district OF country through which the Ba
falo Corning aud NewNcIk Read is the pro-
Guctve in the Western part Of tins State, and Affords local
traffic sufficient to maintain and pay good dividends tho
cost the road and the Directors with confidence
fair share the h.ous travel IN addition The CHARGE
ter of tie Bonds offered such that the Directors
with sincerity that they equal to Railroad
cutes in the market the net earnings thst part Of
the road row running being sufficient 10 make certain the
payment OF principal and interest the whole Of
Bonds the Company authorized to issue thus place
their safety beyond question The convertible claase
grchilY 10 iAoir real yalne Is an Investment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-09
PHILADELPHIA MARKEr.-Wednesdau. Dee. 6

The CoTIoN market is very quiet the sales limited Sup
plies Of Rio COFFEE have been arriving freely There
GOOD inquiry and about bags have been disposed of
gd9l cents y n time. CLosERsEED is in fair request
and further sales of 4O0d 500 bushels good and prime quality
have been made IS 75d s. y 6i lbs. The Flour market
is quiet There moderate export demand but figure
below the views Of holders Sales of 900 barrels
mixed brands for shipment al IS bbl which is decline
Most holders firm at IS 2i. There is fair inquiry for
city consumption at former quotations RYE FLOUR is
steady at si25 lOtd2 barrels Pc nnsyyana Corn MEAL
sold at IS 50 y Dbl.
There good demand for WHEAT 000d3 coo bushels
pine old Pennsyyana White cold at 81 Is per bushe
aGoat which is advance sale Of RYE at Csc. Com
is in better demand and the late decline has been recovered
Sales of Geo bushels prime dry Southern Yellow
6id65c ard damp parcels at lower rete~ OATS in
.tesdy demand-5oc0 bushels Pennsylvania sold at Gle y
bushel
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vEbQlers.

Arr Edsarown, Nov g. brig Mary Adeine oessmh, I'm Rio
de- Janero with about 200 bb Henry Clay,
Of Nantucket. before reported condemned at RIO.
It'll, bark Elizabeth, Dexter from Atlantic
Ocean
New Bedford 9Th bark Heca Besse Pacific Oeas
Tahusno Sept is. Pcrnsmbueo Nov with bb sp
wh. board, Thomas Know bbls So
and sold rs bb anil 40 do VIII the Took ssn
% wis, three weeks
Below 7th bark sarah Mathew, from Mat;apoett for Atlantic
Ocean.
mot az before
Deyo Of bark Cornes ~ b. her
on Island, with 800 bb 65 do VII oil board
all well
ord standing w
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Markets-c.RrrulLY REPORTED FOR rHr T.rsrrr

Markets-CAREFuLLY REPORTED FOR rHE Tafsrsf
"WEDNESDAY, Dec. 8.
AsHEs5Tle market is quiet but steady sales of 40
COTTON is very heavy The decline the last three days
FLOURA AND MEAI-The low GRADES Of Weston and
State Flour opened duh and heavy with few buyers Of State
pnce anticipating favorable by the due
at Haax The better grsdes heavy and prices are IT.
close the market better Canadian dull and prices
quite nominal s. g s tor common brands iAes
are eco bbs s5d IS cs for State IS sly for com.
70 coed Ohio and mixed fancy Michigan and lniana
Southern quite plenty and dqi the home demand tor
able iS5 ss Psee eas 5e low ss, are o ses ss
IS 1855 Is for fancy brands Rive Flour is not plenty
sales Of 90 bills AZ gu Corn Meal is and much
Flour alle s2d 81 Is per ioO lbs and e. ia 50
'GRAIN-wheat is freely offered and the market is
easier The milling and export demand quite light Re-
ceivers are storing freely The are 500 bush Red Cen
eseatSl 10; 4o,O bush. White Michigan al 81 ia, and
plenty and il lower sass Of 1000 bush coed borrowed
at dc White Beans are in far demand Sales OF 2oobos
Of State and Wetern at c and 900 bush Southern
4d45c. Rye easier Sales of 100 bush at 81 097c.
Com is rather beaa-the Eastern demand active Dry
Southern wanted Sales Of q 600 bush 6stc zoe for
new Jersey 74d75c for Southern Yellow d80c for old
mixed and base for sound do
WHIsKY~The market is shade easier and dull Sales
Of 400 bbs Ohio ard Prion &C. and 50 hhds Drudge Of
24.c, time and interest
TO in cd Polk New is dull but firmly held The sales
100 bbs at tsG sl8 y for old Mess Sl5 25dsl5 20 for
old Prime sl8 s7ldsl9 for Mess. and Sl6 for do.
Prime Beef very firm but quiet Sales Of 300 bbs at
so for country Mes Sl3dsl3 50 FOR repacked Chica-
go and Si asa Sli 20 for extra do sass l for
try and city Prime Prime Mess is in fair demand aud is
hardly 90 firm Sales Of $50 tics. at about sl8 80 Beef
Hams heavy. Sales OF $50 bbs at slf 5os5 Dressed
Hogs are plenty 7d7le Picked Meats steady Sales
s 20 tee good Chicago Cut at l0c for Hams and &c. for
shoulder Lsrds selling small o,s 200 to 800 kegs daily
III dl3c Buster and Cheese duh at the decline.
TEASThe market for Teas is better At the sale to-day
full prices realized for all kinds and but small part
withdrawn.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES are firm $50 bxs. Brown Havana
sold at &C., and auction 100 hhds New Orleans 4id5
Coffee firm 1l70 pockets Java sold day al auction at
lIUlltc. Mossses is active 800 bbls NewOrleans sold
at SEC, ard 10 hhds Porto Rico at 29c.
sPlCES-We notice sales of leo bags Pepper a. lol 50
Penang Nume private terms, supposed g2tc.
SEEDS are in fair demand sales of 275 bbls. Clover
at 9t0l0c.
NAVAL STORES finn sales Of 500 bbls Crude Turpen-
tine, 81, zoe Spirits Turpentine, Sc.
TALLOW actiye; 10, 900 lbs. sold at l0fc
HAY plenty sales of 500 bales at 81 ~! which is
lower.
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Spoken, &c.

Nov lat 80 -, leu u ~, ship Bennington, from Boston for
New OrlesEs.
80, r. 'chr Central America from Bath for
Havana.
Nov Vineyard Sound brig Sarah from surnam for Gouces
ter, 80 days
n lat u "a s. lon Il w, bark Arthur Pickering from sa
lem ioI Zanzibar.
Crooked Island Passage passed bark Hail.
from ST yaeo for New York
Nov 20 at % H. lon 10 H. bark LINDA Stewart from Baltimore
for fibers.
No date la, % s, len. 90 W. Dr. bark CALEDONIA, from for
Cahf
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PHILADELPHIA Dec s.-Srriped- SCION Brefn Bal
Bremen bTss NJ Morton. Bangor Elmer Brown, New
70 schr- l. H. Endcoi, Endco, New fotk Mary Cramner
smith Do J. w Candy, ro~Es-nd do T. l. Miller Elliott. New,
London Mary Patterson, BsieHap, FA River T. Ayhew,
spencer. New York Leaning, Godfrey DO VIM l. Dayton,
douglass Go.
Ccared-sesmshp Pennsylvania. Baymore. Richmond bark
John Coa Pernambueo hgs yoyaser (Br) sahyan,
IA (Br Stuart Port OF span; d. Molony.
" n Am- Mobile sehrs Mary cTsnmer smith, Atoaa IL b.
dcoti Endcotf Pesksvle ". l. Dayton Douglas Providence
G. W Candy Townsend, do J. Searihs Godfrey, New York
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ssied from Liverpool for Boston November H.
Aric. Sells from Liverpool for New orr December
Ahcs...-.. Sailed from Lserpoo Tor NeV Nork Dee .uber
Wash nstou. Ssls from Southampton for S-S-Yot Dee
Sas fom Live Ioo lot Boston. December H.
fAcfs ssis from Liverpool Cor New York December
Asa SAILS from Liverpool for New York Decetnbes as
humto; SAILS from Southampton for New December ~
Amerca from Live pool for Boston December Is
Baltic Ssls from Liverpool for New Yors December "a
fAnkhn SAILS from Southampton New about De- 10
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SECOND BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA SALES OF SrooKs.-Wednes

das-3Openn H. r. 4J LEO Long Island H. r. 81 $50 do
al 200 DO, s7s so d. 21A 500 Re,S9s r. r. s., 20
ne GO Preferred 7oA 600 do S94 $40 Grard BIZ,
Itx; Reading H. H. SOB 5000 Sch Nav 6s 81 s5k $3.50
40 H. $500 do 200 Lehsh g. 90 2i1 Sch Nav 81
sac HsrsburgR 81 ol q 200 READING r. Mort IS. -,
sSs Uuon Csnsl l6sS 1870 Mons Caual az 100 do n
syo 1esas Reg Notes 6 5000 Sch Nav Mort &c. ~ o.
Second 70 Gsrd Bant l 1850 Morris Canal 200
do 22z 40 12; 1890 Sch Nav 6s. 81 $50 5000 DO
ssk 80 Gas la; $1,000 Rend H. X IS 10 % 100 Long
H. 2sk 800 do, 2sA e7oo Sch Nav PreferTet %
Penn H. n al 49 loO Read. X. H., 5O4 500 Ciy
Sc 10 cpk o. COO Leigh Mort s. lo go D,,rnood
Coal 20 s40o Cbes Del Canal o. SO. 03 sf3O Penn 5s
90 81 $40 sSH coo Texas Reg Notes 90 100 Union Canal
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW.YORKDec Z


scans ps-Wm Penn Sears Orleans I,~olr South
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,oeh of the Virginia and Tennessee ka'fosd Company
A 10000 also bill increasing the stock OF me M
nssas Gap Road eleooos
Factory Stocks are improving steadily IN
Bostou. The Jssvnsl says Prom the scarcity Of
,,oel. the ss<ps upward more rapid and decsaed
than in most stocks on the hst'
The Mississippi Valley Railroad Convention
which assembled at ST. Louis a short time since
adopted resolutions in favor Of the construction OF
railroad from the City of New Orleans TO a central
point il the Territory of Minnesota in the direction Of
TIE Red River Of the North and with branch to the
Falls of ST, Anthony said road TO pass by the capital
of the State Of Arkansas Iron Mountain and the City
Of St. Louis in the State of Missouri ard the valley
of the Des Moines in the State Of Iowa To construct
this road they ask from Congress quantity of land
equal to alternate sections for ten miles in width on
each side Of sad Railroad throughout its entire length
with the privilege OF selecting other lands to make up
the quantity of such tracts may have been sold, or
are subject to presumption, within the distance Of ten
miles from the line.