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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-04
dividend NOTICE.-The semi-Annual

nIVIDEND NOTICE.-The ScmI-AnnuaI
Interest falling due in this city first day Of November
next the following named Securities, viii be paid on ana
after that date at the office of the undersigned on presents
tion Of the proper Coupons, viz: - ,., 49,. g,
THE BONDS of CITY of CLEVELAND tOmo)
,ssued to the CLEVELAND and PITTSBURGH H. H. Co.
II per Cents. - -, ,,,,r,,,,n ,o,.-
TIFF BONDS Of the CITY Of CLEVELAND, (Oho,)
issued 20 the CLEVELAND, GAINESVILLE aud ASH
TABUJA RAILROAD COMPANY per Cents
THE CITY ef MADISON, Uudiannl per Ceut Bonds
THE MADISON and INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD
COMPANY Mortgage Bonds-7 per Cents
THE SCIOTO and HOOKING VALLEY RAILROAD
COMPANY Mortgage Bonds-7 per Cents
THE INDIANA CENTRAL RAILWAY per Gent
Mortgage Bonds. ,.o.>,,,,,, ~ A
THE MAkTINsvILLE and FRANKLIN Qndians)
RAILROAD COMPANY Mortgage Bonds-7 per Cents.
LOW, LANIER Co, No. % Walst
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flnanfial.

CITIZENs' BANK, No. O. BOWERY.-At
~ ,be foowing gentlemen were duly elected Direc
tors for the ensuing year n n,
jay JARVIS, w. ci ''
y gai T,rnett Jabek ii. Lyon,
ps h, Ps,hley Barney Berrain
Lanes NJ Mclean, William Hal,
U1l;sn j. Valentine, Joseph y. Barnes
-. NrIlvesn. Charles Curtise
Ard the following gentlemen were eIecucd ihspee'0soi
VIC pT5,rnrd slosson Richard Tweed,
Charles Horton.
Ara subsequent meeting OF the Directors, JAY JARVIS
Us unanmcusy reelected President for the ensuing year.
s.R. COMSTOCK, Cashier.
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A TSTRAHA-The 4. / Baltimore Clipper

IA Ship ALBUS is at her docs, Pier No. 10, r. H.,
ready TO receive passengers This splendid ship is ad-
med by all who have her TO have the most rsomy
and beet Ventilated weenecks of ship that has ever
been nut up for Australia Her freight - going on
board aud she VIII be dispatched without tnl ca the otn
irst Apply on board. foot Of Wallst- or 10
J. b. SARDY, No 50 South-st, or 49,
HUGHES 4 RAWLINS, No. 80 West-r-
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~,.rrcTON COAI-The Pennsylvania Coal

is prepared deliver to families IN any part
Co%i OIL. 8rootlyn and Wilhamsburgh from Us Canal
Of fnD yards the various sizes OF ifs Piitston
Bo.' sh s ssupeIor Anthracite for domestic use Apply
Ce: :, ysrds, corner Of lz;h-st and "hav nes
a ue the foot of GovcrncuT-s, East RIVER loot OF
Morton, ss.,t Willamsbursb; foot OF Golds Brooklyn,
No he Office of the Company corner o. Broadway ana
o. nc The Coal will be delivered at FL rs per tun, OF
Wsn tom The Canal Boats and s. Is rescreened from
Ae yard
Urn ASH COAL.-Egg, stove and nut-s.ze
X IL ped A,h: also Lehigh egg and stoveslze
md delivered yard the lowest market price
scretreo ~ ~ r,s,lln-st JAMES AITKIN.
DrD ASH COAL-StOve and egg sizes,
X D.n,ed unre Red Ash Peach OrcIord, free from
.se; for sale at moderate prices for first quality
al , ~ No 10 West Jlthst between 9th and stn1sys
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NEWHAYEN nnd NEWLONDON RAIL.

~ ROAD-SUMMER ARIANGEMENT-0u aud
after WEDNESDAY, Aug 10, 1852, Trains VII run tOl
lows:
Leave New-Ilaven at $50 L. ~ Accommodation Train
fcE New London stopping at all siaions ii % NJ FIX.
press Train for GuiiloTd. Connections River Lyme aud
New London connecting with the steamboat and RAILROAD
lines for Stonington, Providence and Newport SIS NJ,
Accommodation Train London, stopping At all
tons.
Leave New London At $50 A. VI. Accommodation Trim
for Newsven. stopping at all stations 1910 A. NJ, EK-
pres Tram for Lyme Com ectBut River, Guliord and
New Haven ;PaSsnEor leaving Newport Providence and
StouiLgtun the morning., arriving AZ New London
tax. this trun for NewYOTk. $50 NJ Accommodation
Train fog Now Haven. stopping a. al stations.
The II - A. NJ. Express Tram leaves New-Hayen On the
arival of the A. NJ. Express Tram from New-fors.
The $50 p NJ Accom- odstiOu Train leaves Newlisven
the arrival of the $50 L ~ Express Train from New
York
The Trains leaving NewTorion at ~ A. VI and 1910
A. NJ connect at Now-liaven with New-foIk Trains 1t
9S5 A. II. and lis T. NJ.
Pesseng.rs by the $50 P NJ Train from eyLondou
take the Express Taius at Ncwliayen for Hartford and
Springfield, for New-lork, the sane evening
RICHARD ~ DOWD, Sup't
NewHayen, August II. la52.
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Tor SHREWSBURY, HIGHLAND DOCK.
NETWORK and NEw.HAvEN RAIL

~ ROAD.-FALL ARRANGENENr.-Septem ~ lSos--
Trains ont Of Newly leave the OF Clnaf
and Observation-Disclosures snd specis-at7 and III
A NJ, I and 5! 2. NJ, through 20 New Haven.
Ats A NJ and 81 p. NJ, Ton Port Chester.
The M A NJ runs connection with train from New
Haven TO Hartford and Springfield and with tram over the
Canal Road
FXFREss TRAINS for New Haven, Hartford Springfield.
Boston Connecticut River and Vermont Railroads 10 o.
densburgh and Mostresl
At A. NJ, stopping az Stamford and Bridgeport Coz
uecti-r with Housatouic snd Nauga,uck Railroads e:
Bridgeport, and Canal Railroad at New-hsven and At s.
p stopping At Stamford Sorsak snd Bridgeport, Goa
Meeting with Housatonic and N,usauck Railroads e
Bridgeport. :,
Trains into Ne,y-York-Accomrnodation ard SPeciscf
81 and o25 A NJ and 40 I. ~, through ZION New
Haven.
Ats A. NJ and S45 P. NJ, from Port Chester.
The 50 receives passengers from Spriushsld enS
Hartford, and Canal Railroads at New Haven. fne ~
p NJ receives passengers from Hartford and Springfield
and the Northern Railroads
ExFREsS TRAINS lenv. NewUavel ARRIVAL OF trains
from Boston Il ard SO p ~, stoppiS ~ Bridgeport,
Norvak and Stamford J leaving Boston az A NJ. aud
81 Pm.
See large hill Of advertisement et the station House ard
urincipel hotcls. GEO. W. WHISTLER, u, Supt
New Haven, September, 1852
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IL most favorable terms by KIRKLAND 4 CO.
No. IS Wall-st., Jsuncey Court
Warrants Forwarded all parts OF the country 81 the mar
kst pFee the receipt Of etsnces guaranteed SEN
uiDe and receivable any Land 0c~ the United states
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-04

GOLD MINING.-By simple combinationof
~ three whirpoosi Bnfums perfec,sd goa
geld bearing quartz or end rapidly wssned ana
and al the gold saved pubic exhibition OF me 25rs-
ton gwen at l0oclock every morninE AZ nc ooe Ne
Ing Depot No I23 Warrenst, opposite the CA2ris N AZ
stesushi, Cos Office PRINTED directions WITH a. tne
Necessary apparatus furnished UIth The rnsSh
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~ STEAMSHIP LINE-THROUGH 70 SAN FkAN-
CISCO nj REDUCED RATES-NO DETENIlON on nhe
ISfHMUs.-The and splendid steamship UNITED
STATES Vim. c. Berry, Commander, Will leave Sew
YORK for AsPlNWALL Navy Bay, SATURDAY, NOV.
IS, at O'Clock PM, precisely, connecting a fanains
with the new double engine steamship COkfks lsvV
iuns Thomas h. Cropper Commander, winch steansIp
leaves Pauams the arrival Of the passengers by the
UNITED STATES for San Francisco, stopping only al
Aearuco for supplies This pe has never failed to con-
meet et the appointed time.
These vessels accommodations ventilation, speed and
safety unsurpassed An experienced physician "a at
tached 10 each steamer
Pase myers will be landed the wharf at AspinwaI and
take the Panama Railroad.
Passengers are cautioned that all tickets ioT TINS nne
must bear the Signature Of the undersigned, and maj 10
other parties are authorized sell tekeis a New-fsIA'
'f' No 3 BeaVer-st- Newly ork- OF
JONES L JOHNSON, No. 100 Vests,
corner Of LSsertyst
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THE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNI

ms Inc are he following
ATLANTIC Capt. West PACIFIC, Capt Nye,
ARCTIC, Capt Luce. BALTIC, Capt COrDstock
ADRIATlC, Capt Grafton.
These shps have been built by contract expressly for Gov
eminent service. Every has been taken in their
sTuction also in their Engines insure strength and
speed and their accommodations for PASSENGERS
qusled Tor elegance and comfort Price of passage from
NewYork to Liverpool in frstclAss CABIN in second
do SO: exclusive OF extrasize state rooms 500 from
Liverpool 20 NewYoTk. $50 and 70. An experencedsnr-
geon attached each ship No berth secured until paid for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-04

NOR ALBANY and TROY-Fsrc, 50 Cents
The new and b. sutitu steamer FRANCIS SklDDf hav-
ing been recently fitted mp night boat with state
rooms and berths gan and substentia manner,
will commence running FROM dock foot Of Robinson ST.
ON TUESDAY, 18th inst, at 7. NJ, and will leave
larry every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY.
at the same hour The travelling community will find every
Arrangement perfect TO promote their comfort For freight
or Isssagc apply on board, or 10 1900,
" JAMES MCCULLOUGH, Agent
No. $50 Front-st- n. Y.
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NETWORK and ERIE and CANANDAl

II. III
N GUAsnd YLAIRA RAILROAD-Fa1 Arrangements.
Trains leave New-York aud Enc Railroad Pier foot d
Duane ST. follows: ,.,r,.
Mi Tram az A NJ arivesst Enira at lt p NJ, stsys
Busao Niagara Falls and ell the principal towns In "es-
EN- Neyy-Yofk AID Canada
Night Express p NJ directly through 70 qua
Axe brsa st in Enirs Frelzht for the above places WI
H. takeo by Express Freight Tram al p NJ.
WILLIAM 6. LAPIiAA, sap't. {. and z. X r.
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HOUR of LEAVING FOUR p. M-REG-
i i ULAR MAIL LINE via Sr0NINGTON for ! BIOS
TON PROVIDENCE, BEDFORD and TAUN-
TON-On aud after MONDAY, Nov. !, the steamers OF
this line will leave Pier No. North Pyer, first wharf
above Bate place, daily, except Sundays NJ in-
stead OF 7. NJ. , ~
FARE REDucED-To Boston, ~ 81 cabin; 81 DICK. 10
Providence 81 cabin; IS cents deck.
No charge for Berths by these steamers
For further information apply at No IL BGttery-piace
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NJ ANDEhBIII LINE-T OF SA4N i hA4NOIo
CO-The shortest and choapes st route-Only ne giving
tickets for crossing the Istmus,The fayOre dOubeen
giIe sear ship PROMETHEUS 800 tuns wiilleave from
Pier No. North River at O'Clock 7. NJ, precisely,
FRIDAY Nov 5 connecting with the Pacific steamer
the Nicaragua Transit Route, having but twelve miles of
land transportation.
These steamers are unrivaled their accommodation aud
Ventilation.
ID. d. ALLEN Agent,
No. Battery place, up stairs
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OFFICE OF THE BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD Co,
October, g. 1852
YIyHE PRESIDENT and DIRECTORS OF

this Company have declared dividend of per cent on
the stock Of the main stem Of the Road payable IN inc
of the Company and after the 18th of Nov next The
Transfer Book viii be closed from the 30h of October I'M
iii the 2Gth of November next Signed
j. l.. ATKINSON Jr.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

DEMITTANCES-P AS S-BOW-
IL MAN, GRINNELL Co, No. 81 South-st New
York sole and only authorized Agents tor the o"ALLo"
TAIL LINES Of PACKET SHIPS.
LIVERPOOL PACKETS sal 9th LoSDos PACKETS SAL every
and 2lst Of every month. alisnste lnur'dAy'
LIVERPOOL, LONDoS5,
NEW WoRID CORNELIUS GRINNELL,
oIrFN OE TIFF WEST INDEPENDENCE,
SoSsTlNTINE AMERICAN CONGRESS,
kIRFRT GALIATIN tPKiSCE ALBERT,
ASuRIrRTON YORKTOWN,
NEW SHIP PATRICK HENRY.
psos ,shnr 70 .end for their friends and desrous Of
th ont hy sny of the above magnificent ships
informed that Messrs BOWMAN, OhiNSELL ~ A-o
TSeyal.o sue Drafts from : and upward which are
payable st sight tewn through Ireland ano ofeA
Bntaju BOWMAN, GRINNELL Co.
No IS Soufhr n. Y. and RegenSs-road- Liverpool
Liverpool Packets leave NewYoTk 9Th and 2st OF each
month. -, s-
day. .,.,
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RIVER RAILROAD.-Fall Ar.

HUDSUN nv L1 hiILI'Vn - s "II III
ii raDzemeut Through fares all Trains between
EvysrI AMI Albany fi So Trims leave Chambers Sc.
dailv (suIdays excepted) for Albany and Troy
Express Train 4. NJ through IN hours, cornecrns
with Trains reaching Buffalo Montreal at o'clock 'ano
evening. - ~, u NJ
Nal Train A. M-Tirough Way Trains and NJ.
FIrre,, Train 6P M.--AccOmmodssion Tram SOP. d.
FOR P.skskin at A. M 4. 81 and 6l5 p NJ
FOR Po'keep.ie at $50 A. NJ and 40 r NJ. stopping
ali Wav ttarons-Sundsy Mail Train z NJ. from Canal
s-Pa ngen taken OF Chambers Canal Christopher liza
ard 9Ist,ts GEO. STARE Superintendent.
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DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP Co.-Fer

Il RIO JASEIRO, VALPARAISO and PANAMA
The splendid new steamer JOIN L. STEPHENS q 500
tuns turden) Robt. H. Pearson Commander. viii b. dis
patched tor the above Ior,s about the 5h DECEM
BER. For pas7age only. having superb accommodations
apply At the etfce o. the company, No 81 South-st
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IN PURSUANCE of am order OF Jesse c

smith tq slrrosai, the County Of hass, utss hereby
sccordus 20 law m having cims against HENRY
JIRSESS late Of The ae City, Of Nilarshafsh d.
csasrd required e,hbt the with the vouchers
,lo, 90 JOHN A. CORDfS, AZ he store, No lis
the CITY If New ork, before The ih sy Of No
MARTIN JrRGENs, ,An,.,.,o,.
uyis iaw6mIhs JOHN n CoRDEs N""i's"""'>
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IN PuRSUANCE of an order off the SErc-

New York B0ie- u hereby D. all
De-, Ms having claims ANDREW MCLEAN sie OF the CITY
Of New lok manufacturer deceased Ia pesent the s,ne with
vouchers thereof 90 the subscriber the oc Of John NChl
Tq No Na..aus, N tn City Of New yok, beose the
gHh February ncNkoee View York The Ism day OF An
,tst ,S2 MARY MCLEAN, Adininistrstris
Moi. wTu
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TOR BOSTON, Via NEWPORT and FALL

TOR BOSTON, Via NEWPORT and FALL
\ M'ER-Ite .Plendid and sapenor steamers BAY
STATE, Capt. WIN: Brown, and EMPIRE STATE, Capt
Benjamin Brsyton, leave alternate dsys lSulsys
cepted from Pier No ~ R. near he Battery at SIP NJ
For ireisht Apply on eoa.d the oce on Per No
TlsDALE BORDEN, Assnts, Me-. 70 md II west-s;
CHANGE of HOUR-FALL RIVER LINE
- 10 BOsTOS.-on and ater MONDAY Mkt Nov
the Steam, Of the hne VIII leave Per No North
River, al o'clock p. ", ins;ead Of o'eock = $500
Fsre 20 Boston, 81 50; Newport, Providence and "a.
River, Stand no charge for berths
Tor SHREWSBURY, HIGHLAND DOCK.
Il OCEAN HOUSE, (Lons Breneh,l PORT WASH.
INGTON, MOUNTS DOCK. BROWNS DOCK md
dletowrl and RED BANK.-rhe new an1 spendid sea a.
heat THOMAS HUNT. Capt. 4. n. Haxxsfty viii leave
H. New Haven Pier PeckslD, Etst River. follows:
yRoM NEy-YoRg SRoN SHREWSBURY.
TUESDAY. Nov. 2, 7 A. VI. MONDAY, nov. !, A. ".
"Wednesday, Nov. 5 sA. NJ TuestAy, Nov : 10, A. ".
Tkursday Nov T. AN Nedns -lsy, Nov3,il} A. Y.
Frasv Nov loA NJ Thurslav, Nov T. Il, 7. "
Sunday Nov & Up NJ Frdsy Nov. i n r. ".
Tuesday. Nov. e.2P.M MONDAY, 10Y: 2 T. "
TbuTsdsy, Nov. II, g A NJ "Wednesday, Nov 10 :, I'M
Saturday Nov IS, 4. NJ Friday, Nov l. A NJ
TI,fsday Nov L. s A NJ Monday. Nov -, q A. w.
The stages for SqLan viii connection with bcat-
Stages convey passengers to all pts Of the country AZ
persons forbid trusting the above boat on the scoaai o.
the
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DANBURY and NORWALK RAILROAD.

Il 1ANDOhI dIu -NOIt W TIT ~ y,
~ On and after Sept q the following trains VIII
leave Danbury ,.,y
615A NJ with passengers, connecting at south Nor
walk with the NewYork and New-Hayen A. ID. tram
for New-York, stS09 A. M. .
3l5 p NJ with passengers and freight connecting WIN
the New. York and New-Hsyeu 81 40 d. al o4o r d.
TRIMS 10 Danbury will leave south Sor"alk;
l. go A. H. with passengers and freight, RECEIVING pes
s4ps.rs fem the New-York snd New Haven A N tram
from Sew-York
q $40 NJ, with passengers only receiving PASSENGERS
from the New-York and New-Hayen $50 +. d. Express
train from New-York and the 40 accumulation uain
fron New Haven. HARVEY SMITH Superintendent
Danbury Sept. 20, 1852.
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YrHE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN

III II It
Il ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS between NV s,
YORK and LIVERPOOL direct; and between BOSTON
and LIVERPOOL-The Boston ships only calling at Halifax
IRIBII' Cant Judkins AFRICA, Capt Harrison.
PERSIA Can't EUROPA, Capt. Ressie
ASIA Cart Lott NIAGARA Capt Letch
AMERICA Capt " Shannon, CANADA Capt. Lang.
These vessels carry clear white light at masthead, green
n starboard bow, red on port bow.
ASIA, Lott from NETWORK, "Wednesday, Oct. %
AMERICA Shannon from BOSTON, Wednesday, Oct. n.
EUROPA Retire. from NETWORK, Wednesday, New. }.
NIAGARA Leitoh, from BOSTON, Wednesday NOV TO-
AFRICA Hanison FIN. NETWORK, Nedne sdsy, Nov. II.
CANADA Lang, from BOSTON, Wednesday, Nov. n
ASIA, Lott from NETWORK, Wednesday, Dec. l.
AMERICA Shannon, from BOSTON, "Wednesday, Dec. 3.
III ROPA. Retire. from NETWORK, Wednesday Dec. ID.
AFRICA Harrison, I'm NEW YORK, Wednesday, Dec. y.
CANADA. Lang from BOSTON, Wednesday, Jan D ls15.
ARABIA Judkins, I'm. y YORK. Wednesday, Jan = l8oS
AMERICA, Shannon fun. BOSTON Wednesday Jan ~.
Passage from New-York Boston 10 Llyegpool-FlTf
cabin $40; second cabin, $40
Bertls not secured until paid for
Freight VIII be charged specie beyond an amount Tor
personal expenses
~ All letters and newspapers must pass through tne
Post Office. For fret light or passage Apply 70
Wv T. CUNARD, No. BOwlins-g green.
r. French German and other Foreign Goods received
and brought with British Goods Through bills
Of Adng given in Hayre for kew-1ors
WATCHEs-By order Of the British Treasury wstches OF
foreign manufacture bearing the names or MARKS OF fngsn
manufacturers VIII be hereafter admitted III Engandn tran
stu for the United States and other countries IN conse
auence Of which French and Swiss watches may De spped
at HAVE for New lork Boston via Liverpool Wthsut n
Curing tire risk heretofore OF beng seized ~ inc In
glish Custoul-House.
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VTNHE FLORENCE aud KEYPORT COM
PANY-A meeting of the Stockholders will be held
at Keyport on TUESDAY the 9th November next, when
viii be made of the prospects and condition Oh
the Company. ,,..I
new deck building on the property.
Persons dcous Of examining the place win be furnished
with tickets for the excursion by applying al Office, No Il
Hapoyer-st.
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NEw YORK Nov. ?, 1852.
T,UE PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS of

Il the BOwory Bank have this day declared Dividend
OF per cent tho Capital Stock payable and after
the 10th The Transfer Books VIII be closed until the
llih inst, inclusive. BY order.
N. @. BRADFORD, Csshr
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II s MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY

~ s. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
For NFW-ORLEANS via HAVANA.-The SPLEEN
did steamship FMPIRE CITY, Henry Wnde, Commander.
will sail from the pier the foot OF Warenst ~ R.
FRIDAY Nov II, az O'Clock, F. NJ precisely.
RATES OF PASSAGE TO HAVANA AND NEw0RLEANs.
kctc Arrangement.
Ladies and After-Seloon Bertls. .............S61
I'o,uard Soioop ................... 30
S'eerage
Specie only taken freight to Havana.
Freight taken New Orleans 80 cents per cubic loot
Shippers freight requested to supply Themselves
with the Companys bills of lading which may be had on
rppcation the office. No other form viii be Agned NO
bs of ading signed after II o'clock on the day OF sailing
For freight passage. apply 10 49,
NJ o. ROBERTS, No. III wesst, cor. Warren q
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vr,HE CAMBRIA IRON COMPANY-Or-

gained under the laws of Pennsyiyana with capitai
OF SCtOCO0 propose einbarsng the manufacture OF
Railroad lion Johnstoun, Pennsylvania The location
they have secured offers IT'S confidently
believed 10 any other this csurt-y. Iron Ores semi
htuninous Coal Limestone, and nearly every reqr
cd for the Iron exit IN nexhaustbe quant
ties on the spot and these deposits now worked and
the minerals delivered cheaper than at any other known
point now occupied the manufacture OF Iron The Penn
ylyana and Central Railroad pass through the prop
erty ecch other at the spot where the mineral
veins are thoroughly opened out; and which location
for its other advantages facility OF manufacturing and
vicinity 10 popuous borough has been selected Tor the es
tabsmert of Railroad Iron Works and for the erection OF
other blast furnaces In addition TO those now opera.
tOn.
The attention ofcaptasts disposed TO embark in enter
Prise which offers reruneTating profit even on the low
rcee OF Iron before the OF the last six months
ard which promises be very lucrative while anything like
present prevail and also of Railroad Companies des
rous omakng for Iron Rails be delivered
III 1858, is called 10 this enterprise. .
Pamphlets under the signature ofh Practical Iron MOT
chants Manufacturers who have thoroughly examined
this property and who desire to procure additional subcrp
tons carry out with safety and spirit business eaur
ing large cash capital be had tie office Of the Agent
for the Provisional Company. SlMEON DlAfEh'
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feaal Notices.

In PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-
Il the County Ns notice hrrey TO all
cams agsnt JANE MITCHELL, late Of the CITY Of
New rork, snsle 1ca ell IN. with
&c thea col suhbsf rs uce No Ii Sonh the City
York, before the seventh dAyof MAY xDated
New lorh. the third day OF November, iSSe.
"A is~smThs JOIN H. REDFIrLD. Essu,or.
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TN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-

gate OF the County Of Yak, y hereby to ala
rer,'n. having 49, against CHARLES FIELDING hie Of hs
fot Ias haker aed The SANE with
yo crbsr the Coach Factory YIELD
ING BROTHERS. tho 3dsv the cay Of New
YORK before the 2h day Of Mach next s61 Dated New
lork the eOih day OF seTtrqlber, ls6A
,93 laN6mIh HAkGARET YIELDING, Adnlnstratnf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-04

TRUSTEE's SALE of STOCKS.-SIME
Il ON DRAPER will sell at Auction on WEDNESDAY
the 10th inst the Merchants Exchange, at ~ O'clock
M shares of the Capital Stock OF the Union Bank OF the
City of Now. York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-04

OFFICE or THE FAkNERs LOAN AND Trust Co,
No. % Exehange-place, Eew-io Nov 1852
AT a MEETING of the BOARD of d.
n RECTORS. held this day, GEORGE p. FITCH was
unanimously elected Secretary Of this Company
ID. ID. WILLIAMSON, Prest.