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DRIyATE PRACTICABLE PLUME y
L co. may DO consulted, conidentialy, for the
treatment of the following diseases: Erupnonb
Sore Legs, Ulcers, Glandalar Swenss, or en-
largements Syphilis, and all morbid discharges
whether recent or chronic. Also, all those cor'
plaints termed female diseases. The advertisers
invite attention to their chemical extract OF via
Flowers, which may be regarded as the very oess
article known, TO give tone and vigor TO CERTAIN
abused aud deblitsted organs as well to removals
ssys.em shattered by dissipation or other cause
Medicines securely put up, with full directions
and sent TO order. Pos, paid letters promptly az
tended to. Office on Franklin street, below *
change Hotel, and first door below Trinity churca'
Richmond Virgins te
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TOBACCO FIXTURES FOR SALE
i A complete set of Fixtures, in good order for
manufacturing six boxes per Gay, consisting in part
of two large size Tlattening Screws, two do for
shee,ing, y 18th mills complete; four do for boxes
also 8 mills, 5 do pound, do y pound do. bands
biilets stoves benches and other article that
ia necessary The factory in which these fixtures
are, can be rented at a very moderate price, say
about S75 DER year. The above fixtures will be Of
fered for sale privately, until the 10th of December
if not disposed of before that TIM, will be sold
pubic auction, of which due notice will be given.
For further Information applyto
no l5-I2t* PULLTAM g. DAVIS.
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IA n. w. NELSON & CO.,
A MERCHANT TAILORS,
M Broad St, Opposite r 4 T. r. r. Depot,
-. Have received their Fall and Winter
Goods, embracing the latest and most fashionable
styles. They respectfully request call from their
customers and the pubic
Attention is also called to their superior assert.
ment of ready made clothing which cannot posi-
bly, fail 70 please both regards style and price.
oc 4-3m
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ALL SNAIL BOYS.-H. P. TAYLOR, 8th
II street, between Grace and Frsnkn-My
School being exclusively for beginners, give ape
cial attention to Reading, Correct Enunciation,
Grammar and Spelling; also 20 Geography, Map
Drawing, Arithmetic and History. Specimens of
my boys composition and writing. may be always
seen at the Dispatch Office. bly, Rule is peremp-
tory, but as gentle as possible. Gc9
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At a NETTING or THE COUNCIL

A T MEETING or THE COUNCIL
n of tie city of Richmond, held Friday, October
-9th, 1861, the following was adopted: d.
The council being satisfied that the petitions 81
Corbin Warwick ard OF efs are the petitions OF
ole-fourth OF the ireeholdets CT the city DOH OF
the said petitions
Resolcs, That poll be and the same IL hereby
directed TO take the OF the treeh elders OF tas
city the qaes ton whether the coaoe on seha Oh
the city may subscribe the stock OF the Richmond
and Danyiiic railroad company, company incot
porated for work of internal Improvement Ia tnis
STATE part Of which Is TO be constructed IN or aesr
the cIty,) smoant not exceeding oo00i thaitne
tine OF the poll be Thursday, the I'd day Of Deeen
Der next and that this resolution be published Ior
oae month and afterwards urtl the day oil the pei
| In at least two no ws2spers otthe city
A srue copy: WM +. SHEPPARD.
no Ltd Ci'k C. Rehniopd.
DAsTILEs DE PARI, or Paris Loz ~ 'ss
l for the aievlaiioa and cure OF bronchitis hoatse
ness and all ether diseases Vi the thrsas TOR sats
| ALEX DUVAL,
] no9 No l55 Main corner i2sh IT.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
PROFESSOR HALE AND THE MYSTERIOUS FE
IT, D.,.,.h,rc Exnress of SatDrdav

pRovKs.oR HALE AND THE MYSTERIOUS FEE
m.LE.-Thc Petersburg Express Of Saturday,
devotss column to the subject of the Protes'
,sr and his mysterious movements in connec-
ton with the young girl whom he brought to
shs city, placed 10 a respectable lboarding
house, and deserted after obtaining las sue
saysl all her money. From the Express We
learn that the girl, previous TO her aHiva' !"
R;sbmond. came on the cars from the South
and stopped several days in Petersburg a. one
of the principal hotels OF that CITY, WINE
,he,e. a gentleman answering the description
=, p-otessoY Hale, called and had long PR
rate audience with her, paid her hotel bill, and
TOOK her off 10 the cars for Richmond. Arrlv-
ing here, he placed her in a respectable board
ing house, and deserted her, as we have AREA
dy stated, leaving her destitute oil money anu
Effects of any kind except an old trunk Oh ms
containing six candlesticks, horse olanker
and an old pair of CATERS, which articles were
labelled professor Hale, Columbia, ). Co.
The girl states that her name is Adeline Mitch
ell, sometimes called Adeline Wilson, her mo-
aheT having married a second husband OF the
latter name, and that she is from Cheraw, - u,
where her mother now resides. This may or
may not be true, as she has doubtless been
prompted to conceal her real name and place
of residence. She appears 10 be an ofiless,
coDiidng child, who, it is believed, mas oeeh
induced to leave her parents and home to be-
some G victim of some unprincipled scoundrei.
We have had no tdings of the girl since she,
through the aid of some friends, left in the cars
Tor the South on Wednesday last. The Pro-
sessor made his appearance here on Thursday
night last, and departed that night, or early
aez; ,.sorDing, for the South. He was at Vel
don on Friday. He failed to clear up the mys-
aery during his brief visit, but stated that he
was going South for the purpose of obtaining
certificates, &c. for that purpose. He made
here, we underst&a1, contradictory statements
in regard to his connection with the girl.
We hope the history of the girl apparently
aot more than fourteen years of agcl and
che facts 10 relation to the Professors acquaint-
ance with her, may soon be brought to Light
On This subject, we copy the closing para
graph of the Express:
Thinking it very probable that the girl has
oeen decoyed from her parents, and deceived,
We have thought some good might be effected
BY the publication of these facts. We hope
,ha, the South Carolina papers will give them
publicly through their columns. 1t may be
,ha, some doating father aud mother are now
plunged in the deepest distress at the strange
and unaccountabIe disappearance of much
loved and cherished daughter; and should
these facts come TO their knowledge, they will
at least serve to relieve them of that painful
suspense and anxiety, which such disappear
ance is wei calculated to produce.
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ITO TOBACCO GRS.-
J. The subscriber soiiGits the attention OF Tooae
CO manufacturers 10 his superior Presses and Mills,
OF every description. r. RAIN,
Eagle Foundry, Cary below Pearl street.
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ERANKLIN CLOTHING STORE, Il 81
L tiain street, Richmond. Waffle sub
scribers would respectfully can the attention Of the
citizens of Richmond and the surrounding country
to their very large and we'll selected stock of Ready
Made Clothing, consisting of every style and
quality for Fan and Winter wear, all which we gar
rantee to sell lower than any Goods Of the same
quality In the city of Richmond. We therefore, in.
vite all who wish to obtain good article at very
low price, to give US a call.
Ais a very large and select stock of esntiemens
Furnishing Goods.
&c 25-2m r. DECOU e. CO.
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CHOICE MADEIRA tYINE.-A small ia
~ voice "Tinta" and May" Wine, selected IN
Madeira By gentleman of sais city, for saie By
oc Is K. M. BURTON.
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A Nh SMALL NUTES, [EACEFT UNIUN
n BANK taken at the market rates for Dry
Goods, at H. ROSENFELD'S, No. IT'S Broad st,
artice-such as MousIaines, Cashmeres, F ench
and British Merinos, plain AMI figured Alpaca,
Silks, Embroideries in geeat variety, Hosiery,
Gloves, Chemisettes, Sleeves, Collars, Carpets,
Blankets, Flannels, Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinets,
keIseys, Linseys, &c; Cotton Cloth from cents to
the finest. II ROSENFELD, us Broad street
1,nN
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ITTCHEsON,S CELEBRATED REM.
IL EDY FOR BLIND AND BLEEDING PILES
Warranted ssfe sure end mild remedy for
Piles Prslapsus Ami and all other diseases of the
rectum. One box will convince the patient Of its
mild and curative properties.
Price OF. one dollar, 9 OF. SOC per box.
Prepared by w. HUTCHINSON, Amsterdam,
Botetourt County, Va.
For sale In Richmond by Purcell, Ladd & Co,
hove A. IN and Adie Az Grav sa o9-div
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A W. RAPP'S PATENT MIC HE GOLD
IA PEN.-A further supply received, in regard
10 which the National Intei!igeneer Gays: They
are constructed ar manufactures On a. entire new
principle, thereby embracing a.! the desrebe elias
city, and every other pleasing quality of the qiA
pen His having been q prot ssor OF pentnsnship
for upwsrds of thirty years, would enable him TO
ssudy the detects and supply the deficiencies that
have heretofore existed in the formation OF gold
pens" For sale By GEkNET & JAMES,
no 10 Eagle Sqaara.
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hoaseto read the Bible. The case has pee ~
peal-l 10 tie highest court n tie country ap'
the sentence confirmed; the Grand Duke has
also refused To interfere with the course Of JUS.
tee as i, Is called and il isyery doubtful "he'n
er the foreign depataiiors will have an! thec'
upon bin. That IS certainly an unhappy conn.
rry. IN which it can bo crime deserving tour
Years IN state prison 10 teach person ., 10
fead the Bible OF any other good boos- E1'
rIuUue
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vessel. he sta,es, has sued ihe sheriff ior ihlse
imprisonment. but selfrespecl Demands thai We
should rot abaie one ioi or tinlg Of tie il@.
erecammends dat the Legislature suhscf.5e
s 100000 To the Blue Ridge Railroad.
Tie message concludes by coagra'bIa'ag
The State on the present calm, but expo ses
lrars that it vii be Of but short Duration and
hopes that the Southern States, On q re'ar
renee Of further ageressions, " ich vi ,arry
Gomez vii fi.e IN the majesty Of the strength
aud IN conjunction with South Carolina, eitarr
force their rights 10 be respected or rake their
place a Southern Conlederacy among the
nations of the eatrh.
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webster sympathy Meeting ,
ssGacf * S1lsrC.
at


At 4 meeting oflhe friends Of Daniel W..
ster held at the Methodist Il. Church in H..
town of Blacksburg on Wednesday righ, ~.
1Olh Nov-On motion Of Mr.. y. NJ. Ronald
Col William Thomas called 10 the chair
and VIM II. Dawson was appointed sccrti,'
The following preamble aud Resolutions
tben read. before tn, adoption Of y Itch Mr. c.
4. Ronald Icing present was called out, and
descanfcd at some engIh upon the public ser.
vices OF lie distinguished deceased He h,v.
NO concluded, the President Of the DIN and
Preston college, Mr.. Wm. r. White vas
noticed in the Church " no " as called ON and
came f1ro ard and made what he never fails n
do. most excellent effort He dwelt with
particular emphasis and beauty upon Mr.
Wcbsfer's Christian belief. The following
Pre- Gamble and Resolutions were then adop.
ted.
Whereas the people Of BIack>bnrg have
learned with deep sorrow the death Of Daniel
Webster, and in common with their breiheren
of the Union. to " hich he lent the powers e.
his mind to maintain and defend, they deem it
a tribute worthy Of the man y hose loss they
deplore: to give an intin alion to the World that
they loved and honored him while living and
thattl.xa cherish lis melflory when dead.
ThCsefore Resolved, That IN the death Of
Daniel Webster The union has sustained loss
which is irrcparable.
Resolved, that the proceedings be published
lin the Roanoke Beacon and Richmond and
I.ynchburg papers.
WILLIAM THOMAS, eIl'R.
WIN. II. DAWSON, sEc'RY.
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1ie. subsequently had an interview with Lou
1. Napoleon. and upbraileI bin lor he exeia-
sion Of his family from The succession. an act
which Jerome deems an insal, to himself and
his son. The President employed soothing
language, but could not induce Tie eX. hing
10 abate his complaints jerome has accord
iaei5 resigned the Presidency Of the Senate
and the Office ofGoscrnar oftIle inVaiides, on.l
declares thai he will hold no station but TINT
Of Marshal Of France.
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TnE Beauties OF DEspoTIsM The case Of
francesca and Rosa Madia at Floroaca. IS
exciting great deal of attention and Of fee,
ling in tie Protestant and other countries &C
Europe. Deputat.ons Of highly influential
men have gone from Prussia aid England 10
intercede with the Tuscan Cio1ernmcn lor tie
annnlIing oi their sentence. They wcr, con
demned Tor "impiety," the husband 10 81
months, and the wife 10 A months imprison.
ment at hard labor. The "inpiary' consisted
simply IN teaching serYam girl in ,heir
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VIRGINIA LEGEsEaTURE.
House.
Prayer ly lie Rev. p. De 70
RESOLUTIONS.

Nov. -, 1902
Paqcr Gyfhe Rev. p. DE- FoRaGsr.
BEsolUrIoNs
Tie following resolutions y ere adopted;
b. NJ. WrrLHtE-That the Committee
on Courts alJn,tice enquire INTO the exPedl
enc Of 81 amending the laws as to aHo" a
Justice Of rbe p raee 10 order The empannellng
Ga Jury aad irving cases Of assault aud bat
fer,. for ihc a.se smeu Of fines aud amcrce-
uoufs.
By Mr.. N0oRE-That tie Committee Oh
Proposition and Grievances enquire into the
cxpediency Of substituting Veightor definite
poun IS fat DR., ueasure;as for instance, wheat
rye, corn, barley, oats, buckwheat, corn meal
Iran, shorts, potatoes, Leans, timothy seed
clover seed, hemp seed, blue grass seed, salts
aad such othcr Articles IS may lie considered
proper or expodient.
By Mr. BEx4Grr-That The Committee on
GAINS enquire into tine expedleGcy OF proYd
ag#ng law Tor he Qmem Of "A judgment III
favor Of IeIrkiah hjdWcIL, obtained Iy hun
on tie 9th day Of Ociob r, 1s52, in tie Cir
cult Conrl OF Marion county, against tie Pie
siieut nnd Directors oI til North Western
turnpike road
BY Mr. PATRtcK-That tie COMMITTEE Of
Courts oi Justice enquire into the e>pedlency
oi authorizing Justices cf the Peace to give
judgments 81. forthcoming bonds.
=. Mr.. EcnoLs --Yhatlhp committee Of Ag
dceImre, &c, enquire into lie cAprdicory Of
amending the charter Of the Wacomac Mining
AID Manufacturing Company.
b Mr. DlwaoN-Tha lbe COMMITTEE for
Courts Of Justice enquire into the expodiency
.,f -, =. mo ,Ii,.ts lie - an iii carti.os ri
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Orders Of Gglc Day.

As some interest has been manifested to
learn the precise time when the following bills
will be acted ON, by our Legislature, we have
asccrtaincd, and now publish, FOR the benefit
Of all concerned, the following Rje1moad
Eng.
In Srnatc..-l,t Tuesday in Deccrbcr
(7th,) House bill dislrictiog the Stfle for
Commissioners Of the Board Of Public Works.
providing for their election, compensation, and
die time and place Of their first meeting.
2l Monday in December C13th,) House bilI
IN relation 10 the Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad.
Same day, House baI providing Cor the en-
rolment Of the militia 10y the Commissioners Of
the Rovenne, tie al clifton of musters and re-
organization Of the volunteer corps.
lst Monday in January (3l) House bi.lap
proprialing the entire capimtion tax to cduca.
ton IN primary schools.
La House Of Dclcgates.--Ist Saturday in
December l4tb) the bill IN relation 10 the cleo.
ton Of officers ly POINT VOC Of the tuo Houses
OF the General Assembly.
Isl Monday in December l6rh.) the bill in
relation TO the Virginia and Tennessee Rail
road
The French editors ogrce with the London
Morning Chronicle Of the u inst. in tie idea
lhat spirit oatrageou,ly aggressive has be
come paIt of the American character. 1t is,
Ihcy add, an universal European interest and
duly To sustain Spain, for whom The prcsrrya-
lien Of Cuba is as Indispensable as Java for
! Ma.
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MOVE


hat Junv l.. CAnrY Esp for many years iin
editor OF the Baltimore jaoieaa. las engaged
TO fakc charge Of The editorial department Of
the Dul1y Crescent, o New Odeans. BnANTz
MAYER Esq wellkewnasa lawyer talent
and writer OF especial merit succeeds Mr.. ca.
rey in the editorial department II the l@c1f-
can. Mr. Mayer as ogee.s'rc.ctary II the
! Mczcuu Legation, AID bas rtteu very IN
feres,ipg work o9 alexico. He IS g#1sIe.
uan og decided ability.
! The Aacsiao Wei at Chicago, which#,eas
undertaken some time 49,. has reached depth
| # 299 frd without finding any Signs ofNsatar.
The Official vote IN Ohlo has been coaptrd
oat, and stands: for Pierce, lG0lG0, Scot,
1890; Plerce's minority 1904 Hale re.
ceiycd vote Of 3l,7S2.
The Nationt hte 1cnrer aatca, al tie an.
tboriDq If letters from Rio G,andc. rhat an at
tempt had been mace at Baeuos A yles n over
throw Gon. Urglun. the caHqperor Il ltosas,
and lhe present temporary head oil the Bacnos
IAyroanrcPubIc.
Tie yield Of the Wine Harvest Of the pres
ent year al Hermann. Missouri, Il Is drought, is
5000 ga.lous; aud, II the crop IS as sooI next
year. it vii icd 1000 10 10000 gallons
Ia The town, which is mostly inhabited by Ger
nuns, there are already TWO hundred acres
planted with 700. 900 vines. all Of u hch will
be ia bearing in TWO years. yielding $4,000
gallons N common seasons, aud 80 600 IN good
ones IN acrc Of land in vines is rcchoncd 10
he worth 81 600.
The Democrats Of TIC Legislature Of New
IIampsbjrr have nominated Charles q. Athcr-
ton for L. :. Senator, 10 succeed Juo l.. Hale
The Wings have nominated John Perloy.
The Hon John Sergeant, Of Phiadolpha
who died in that city on tie 23rd inst, was ono
Of the most prominent politicians Of Pcnnsyl-
yanja, aud had filled many important stations.
the Missouri controversy, aud vas one Of the
strongest advoca les Of the compromise adopted
at that time. In 1882 h vas a candidate for
the Vice Presidency on the ticket viii Mr..
Clay, who ran against Cen. Jackson. lie died
Iathr 73rd year Of his ase.
Tie Hon. Walter Forward, whose death
in pitt,barg. has also becn recently reported,
has filed many important stations having rep
resented A'egany county in Congress for ma
ny years. was Secretary Treasury under
p .esidrnl Tylcr. aud Mai,ttrto Denmark
II, vas. .uo /, lhe time oi his death. judge of
lhe District Court and Is much hmenfcd by
ihc community.
Tie stamped envelopes which the new pos
;ace law reolires the Depa tnent 10 nnce for
sale in the hands of Postmaslers will be in rea.
diness in January. THIS practice has been in
existence IN England, substantially. for more
than halra century, and the only woadcr is
that we have SO lone been without it in this
county.
One important feature IN tins law, Is the
fact that il provides for the carrying of ettcrs
ant qlHc malt Express companies, agents
drivers. co .ductors &C., are allowed 10 carry
as many letters as they choose, provided they
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j.. Mr.. ECuDLS 80 hat HE coTHll &c ol az
ficGltare, &c, enquire into rhe cNPcdcnry Of
amending the charter Of tie Wacomae Mining
and Manufacturing Company.
B, Mr. DAwaoN-Ihat ihe COMMITTEE for
Courts oil ! astice enquire into the cxp,djency
Of so5meadioe Tie ? aul LII sections Of
chapter III Of the Gojc Of Virginia, as 10
permit Clerk Of count yaod corporation Courts
totake aek1on Judgments and proof Of deeds,
&C. IN places other than he clerks Offices Of
sid cont.
rErIu KS.
The loIloa jng petitions wcfc presented:
BY Mr.. BGooKs-I'lom tine Piusyiraaia,
Franklin anil Bctcront Turnpike Company,
asking 10 be relieved from any forfeiture in.
cured h. them for failure 70 keep their road
IN Order
BY Mr.. NGLLatN-I'ram eleven citizens
oil Caoe.l county, praying o be attached TO the
county Of W@ar.
by Mr.. STwGNs-l'rom the Judge Of tie
l2lh Judicial Circuit tie presiding Justice Of
the cou3ty court of Ro,ki.eIam and members
oftae bar that the times for holding the
Courts in said Circuit b. changed
ELLIS R@coNarrrD.
Al enaros,rd bill concerning united partner
ships, was Iail the table objection being
made by NJ. KELLEY thal it granted improper
powers to Incorporating companies.
On motion Of Mr. BARBOUR the bill was re.
committed.
A bill 10 amend section 81 and 10Th Of am
aet passed March 5Ch 1916 establishing pub.
lie tee school system, Was Lad On the table.
Eur.s PASSED.
bill authorizing the 0verycrr Of Ihe Poor
Of the lower Parish Of Narsemoad county, to
sell certain lands aud invest the proceeds;
A hill authorizing tie County Court Of NIcr-
Ger county 10 change the location of the
Princes Turnpike anl Cumberland GAP Road
an The land OF Elijah Barley in said conr tv.
I bill 10 incorporate the MorgantoUn Indie
pendeaee Railroad Company
SMALL NOTES
Mr.. HANCOCK tlered the follow ing Beson.
ton:
Resolved That the Committee on Banks.
enquire ia1o He exp dienoy Of repeating the
Ia" oi ISI9, against posing small notes, and
also allowing d5e 52u< ollhis Commonwealth
10 issue notes Of less Denomination than S..
tor three Years not exceeding 10 pr cent up.
o. then calila
Mr.. LE@is moved that the resolution be laid
on tie Table, winch motion was decided in the
II 'gatlre--aNcs 5i.noes 81
Mr.. WILEY then mo,el tlat the laaler
consideration ofthe subject lie indefinitely
postponed; which motion vas carried in the
alfematiye-ayes 60, noes 81.
MI EDWARDS moved that tie rule e the
House 10 suspended, fer the purpose of re.
Considering the vote postrenine Indefinitely
authorizing he Banks oil HIS C,,,,,i,,,
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DAILY VIRGlNIAN.
MONDAY MORNING.. NOVEMBER %. 1852.

rgr vIRGINIAN OFFICE, South side fir.t Alley.
between Main aud Third Street aalnrent = 3,s". ~
Rnrlr,,s Dr., Goods Store and the Washington Hotel.
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he ssssnshp Atlantic, possesses - special issssss
There had been no perceptibs change in any Of ths
markets
The anthracite coal trade continues very active The
Several lines to the ScDuylk and Lshigh region for
he last week brought to market sos TONS Tue LIE
high Navigation Company brought to market for tina
week eadiDg Saturday last 332s tons aud for the
year, TO that time 81 600 The Reading Railroad
brought down for The week ending Thursday. $3.50
tons and for the year, 1,849 233 tons The Scauylk
Navigation brought down for the week "a $50 and
for the season 687 9Sl tons The trade is very active
and prices well supported.
The following shows the collections at the Office OF the
Collector at the eastern terminus Of the Columbia Rail-
for the month Of September Amount per last
report, $500 Sl8 Is do month ending September 30
1852, S47 0.b 65 whole amount since November 30
1851 $3.50 se4 90 Same time last year, S3i5s57 CO.
increase, Sal 0S7 "a.
The total amount on deposit to the credit OF the
United States Treasurer In the varoas government de
pcsores, the z7sh Of september, subject to draft
was Sl771572, Of which s5S65,s 05 in this city,
Sl7e2 5l3 in Boston, So $40 ITO in the United States
Mint, Philadelphia Sll90 $40 In hands of Assisant
Treasurer, Philadelphia $500 24l in san Francisco
and 100000 in the Mint. New Orleans. The balance
divided among all the other repositories