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rov under the control of the Company. Its entire
co., Wa lees than forty thousand dollars.
The requirements Of the general railroad law have
been complied with and the desposites Necessary pre-
zion. to organization made four hundred and seventy
thousand dollars of the stock have been subscribed,
leaving 81 10000 the to be obtained after the
hooks are opened 20 morrow. The shares fifty dol
lars each of which ten dollars TO be paid the time
Of subscribing and the other in instslents called
for Interest viii be paid semi annually on the install
rpeuts at the rate Of seven pereen per annum.
The rosd will be built under the supervision OF its
ure.ident John Brough Esq, and is expected to be
completed in from eighteen months to two years.
Tie French Government have advertised for
tenders 10 supply 10000 Kilograms vrgnian leaf
bacco zoo OOO Kentucky $50 900 Maryland do crops
Of ls5l and 1852 for use Of French Government Ten
ders 70 be decided 10Th of January next Ministry Of
Finance Paris
The Grand Jury of Allegheny County have
unanimously recommended a subscription, on the part
Of the county, of s. 10000 to the Allegheny Valley
Railroad Company. The recommendation was made in
accordance with a provision Of law, which requires
such Recommendation TO authorize the County Com
u1is.ioners to make the subscription.
The Delaware and Hudson Bank at Toms
River, Ocean County N. Jersey, is about winding up
its Affairs Notice has been given for all the in
circulation be presented to the Stste Treasurer with
in two years
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, NoVE"DhH o. loO

cacu.fa-CA Aas IL HANNIBAL kassusn bes'e1 ,a,A r,
Srsapare-Ar7 Aas H. Sarte'e. Croeser ~ A, ~ or
pres New Pesans ia, hsS 10 man, y hi "a az Hong
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Juno Heard 90 for Bos,uu !. Ne~fosn. Brh New n
sssnshsi. an Carrrron French Canon 6E Sewfoh 'a w"
dare Ha Boston er Manila - r-..-.-,
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sourshays-Arr. July IS Osprey, -, san frAnei''0 -.
b. 10
shsrsha-Arr Juy - rooua Cave cahorns I'm Ssn
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lorna 81 Nina Potter kons kons aad ID lhih "a het .'nn
IN Se,r,sns BRIDE Nyrk Fin-coi Artunnsh >fe'r'
Do scossn Scuti. 90. 18th. Wa hrat kos-r.. hons Nl
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Tonn -h Ham bal. Makr 1o SIT, Nshunete ~ 4 ~
- lohn psrtr.u Lerthcn, 90. l''h Esulio Garter ~
N,rr-A Arr jay Rcsrce Bowcs, Whamsoa. All - ~ ,f
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Ther NJ Houss Boston July Augustine Heard Abbot New
Ncrk
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sHOkPn. k-c.

Oct d. lat 30 &C. lon TO- hip cOrc, from Bo.,oa fr New
os' 8 lat SIS lon A. barL Frane, Psr,rise from RIO J.o,
fcT Bs,.nofe ~ ~ W. '-'
oct az ~ on $50, chip J. C. Humphrey from
dee
Oct 4? Of St Donso, A c In from rat'. Island for
Oct H. o. on y, br. John Kendan from View York Tor
In .ua.
oct - IT. % - n g. a. passoi shp showing red asnal
va llck L, bound 3 ,ufh.
oct s5 Ia y on passed bsrs 2 A. KnsaIan from
CardeIas Tor Boston
Oct $ o. Cacos Islands paced steamers no oin View.
fofk Ter MALL day star Of the West G0m H.
Jlan
No da,e lat Dr. bs atssr,y, days ro os Fsl
month ? WITH s.rs
10 date at lon a. bark !sy HoLrooi from Bostoa Aug J.
fer Smyrna. reported 3 DAYS o..
Avs. Aa5er ss7 wn GODDARD Ho from Boston tAprI7
for Ma-lna
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New.York Cattle Market. Nov. p

TT'eINfIru y, I IfIU1ne.
For Beeves az the Washington Drove Yard of 4h-
and 54tst, and Chamberlain Hudson River Bulls
BEAD foot OF Robnon-st For Cows and Calves Sheep and
Ian be- and also for Beevcs az Brownings 6tht near
Sd-Ey. ind also 40 Chambe
AT WASHINGTON DRoyE-YARD.-Ohercd, 2 40 Besves,
eco Southern end Western the remainder from this State
Market dm. Sales from TO 81 per. 10 About 300
lt unsold The weather to-day, slightly checked
transactions.
AT BRowsIsG's.-tLowER BULLS HEAD )-Ofered, s. 100
Sheep and Lambs Al but 500 sold prices ranging from
sss a. s. for the former and 81 81 - ~ for the latter
Cows and Caves-lo offered, and all sold at from gas
TO $50
AT COMMUNICATIONS RIVER BULLS HEAD.)-
Ohered3tO Beef Cattle al but 30 sold from Il &C.
IS Cows and Calyts- sales from SO SJ0dSD Sheep
and Lambs o. IN sikofl sold from 81 30 10 g -
a 4 for sheep and s. to g IS 3 50 for Lambs.
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Par, ,nr1yHr, Monday, Nov. .

PHILADELPHIA MARKEr.-honday NOV. =
II, frisn re1s ha. h,d effect upon the market BsSS
r, declined % s2i 50 4 The Corros market has IN
derrone 70 change and the sas are limited The FLOUR
firm a. the late edvance, and the stock IS ma
,.iiy duced sales OF SOC AGO bbls mixed brands At
81 IS y hbl and st bbls extra az - s! There aiaT
ucury COZ city consumption AZ - 15d - BIT tor common
srd good brands and 81 dco Tor extra a. "a qnhy
RYE FLcrP coriinufs scarce, and Is worth 81 CORN
MEAL is held 6ry, bat no further sales have been re-
WHEAr i. in demand but there Is very little coming IN
sses Of &C bushels prime old Pennsylvania hte AZ 81
To- sfoat new Southern White. 81 VI 400 bushels NIX
"A - ser a Al OS for Interior and good qlay and 5000
buh Southern ard Pennsylvania Red a. 81 Ga 81 Of per
trshel which Il further advance RYE Is in demand for
isthrr ard S0Cd4c0 bushels sold at Sc. Go2s dull
sales OF 6OOd26C0 bushb old Yellow az 72d - cents
lot Of weavy II White 60 10 and new Yellow,
IN good order 81 cents ahoat OARS unchanged SAes
Of Sc bushels good Delaware at IS cents cargo OF ds-
sctd 4 j cents and 100 bushels prime Pennsylvana At
IC cents per bushe aoAt. WHISKY - held firmly sales
nfh.rrels Il ~ 25cents. and hhds u -!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-02
Markets.. REPORTED By Telegraph

NEw-ORLEASs, Oct. So-CorToS-Sales today 5000
bales firm but unchanged prices since the receipt OF the
Niagaras news. Good nnddlng "a ~ &c
NEw-ORLEANs, Oct 9-The sales o. COTTON today
were To- go bales guar prices but without any quota
he change The sales of the week have been - 90 ba
BAcoS sides have declined TO TIC. STERLING EXCHANGE
II at Isl premium. - -.
today the bushes reaching leo bales at sdy Prices
niddhng &c The stock hand is los 600 bales The re-
eeeirs AZ this point are 500 bales ahead OF
sete t wear toRN az 81 d5Sc Mess PORK Is az Sl6G
SO So PINE MoLAssEs sells at &c.
ALBANY NOV. mo returns OF the receipts have been
cent in FLoUR-27oO bhs sold steady prices. $40
bushels rrime Genessee WHEAT sold at 81 Ia. OATS
2CC hush sold at 46c CoRN-There none here Small lots
are selling At 7sc BARLEY-There large receipts and
Sc go bushels changed hands to-day at 6 tor Cayugs and
Wiscousp q 7Sc for tworowed tire higher ngure for
Madison County and 7d76!c for ordinary to prne iolT
rgxff
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rs,w,, Jobnson; vice-President, Samuel w Thomp-
so,. Manager Harvey w. Vail Edward H. Smiti,
Henry W. TS,us Edward X. Bryan Secretary j. H.
csrIl. Treasurer VIM II. Ludlow.
RuRcIARY.-The house of Daniel ;. Havi-
,.,a No e. ColUnbia-st burgariously entered on
ca,urdsv o rnng Last and robbed OF table knives ana
ether srtcles The entrance was enected tnrou5n inc
go door O.her houses In the neghborhood were
broken into the same night, but very little wa taken
ttererCm.
THE CoURrs.-The Supreme Court, Judge
uor,e NEEDING assembled yesterday and after dis
nosing Of some business Of general importance ad
tourned ever 10 Wednesday next
The November Term Of the City Court before Judge
Greenwood for the mil Of civil causes also commenced
Yesterday morning After calling the jury lit an adj
journment took place 70 Friday morning next
ConMoN COUscm.-This body did not trans
act any business last evening, in consequence Of the
want CTS quorum.
CORosER's IsQUEsTs-CorOner Ball held an
inquest Saturday, upon the body Of woman FAMED
Victory, residing in NelsOnst. She had long been
troubled with organic disease Of the heart AID get
ding excited in aqusrre fell down and expired shortly
aferwaId
An inquest also held upon the body Of A man
named Geddes residing in De Kslbav, near NOstrand-
sv, who was found dead in bed Saturday morning.
He died of dropsey in the chest
Verdicts in accordance were rendered IN DOtn cs r.
On returning from the Lac; named place IN the even
ng Coroner Ball accdenty fe into excavation along
TIE road end hurt himsef considerably He was ena'
bled to make his way home, however
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-02

PHI ADEIFHIi, Nov. l-irTtrea-B,ss r Soun Ad1m'
psr.s po,,o Rico Bel Lcoune, Mernl Portland
ldctsr skinner Cbareson -hrs Cora Loasnse Wa hns',a
4 > n Hos ~ " urngrn. y C. {. {. >tratha 40 : VI
Tbidt N ms Mlid etnn. Conn. Ccrro Gordo, Noro-S
Mary " ne Ne~ Caledonia. haaier towsnd New or
l~,,a. herss J. F,rum Coui Penartuco j. Bayley, Bishop
pasns brg- cech. psrrri. RIO te Jneo sehr Fh@nlk
lBr Dunsconb o. Turks Island birks Plato Carroll DO 49,
ship savannah. Ocean lverPos bark Aheshany
Symns New Oresns Glars Tay Sierra Leone schr~ y n
Esmer Narsds Wilmington, " c. Tel, IhAdioSk hAru'di
Shark Neyyf crk
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. Nov.
Cleared.

Steamship Dervven tBr Bevis Thomas and Bermuda Mat
land, Phelps & Co
shp--Memrhi-. Dav- Orleans VIM Nelson & Son: w. ~
Wharton Galveston H. Co; Isaac Webb, Furber,
Liverpool C. H. Aarsha Dc WIT Clinton Funk Liverpool Taylor
& Rich
Bark Ractee, fOd) Lumo London Pope & Co, Unoa,
Ciafk N1rseile-, u. Clrtl| & Co.
Brg EHcel Taiman, savannah, siurees, Cearman 4 c.
schcouers- Cole Peerhurg Jas Hunter Enuse Rob.
inson, imngon, NC " L. NcCrady Co.. Edmon.on John
Chareston L. McCready Co.. Gecin Richard Camp
Fnc ney, II. r. Buck Col ndus Martin Hstax Donovan
vermont keene, 81 stephen smith Boyu,oni yenro-a, Hugs
Asco e. J. Miller, Mot ledol Mills, AeNandra, Nc BeJeL
sloop Mary Loui-a, Bennett, Bristol,
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Notice TO Mariners,

The following NOTICE 10 has recently oc ally com
mnneaed 70 ne Department o. state by the .gt dAfres I'd
INTERIM Of Denmak:
rsASsIarfos.l
Notfe hereby shoud
uie 70 BE- wTebed on the Of JIs
OF hc Island Of B'rnhom ADD tlfe should be mean, II
sNne them as,-tane, there will bs them 9a the hore
with TIE ard Il an apparatus 81 ocke thread. la hui
ma his Inc bard thfr yessl fhe snA
as bed TO = very strong cfbs 3ja nrhes sze Of
NhFh DOCK strapped VA slender running line.
tahs u fastened nv
nrans OF freveer, 20 wax the large rope
manners "! Be careful ~ n these f0g- hugh psrs On
ne Fer,e m order that the be.es contact Nth
he .se ouoy by afine wh the rescuers tie ere
VII nus Dc ats 10 establish With Ind by cans
n The safety buoy 10 81 backward and rward wa.h Republic
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SECOND BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA SALES OF SrocKs-Monday

Pref siL 300 W Pm g. . 600 cy RE- s. 10 o -
Iors I,spd l5L sI650 counfy s., 30. Cd, ~ ~.
1900 81 soOo 81 S.v e. q. sOA 100 Us1a ~ :
go o. Is; .; no Ponn s. nj 5000 I<h @ - - 90 s,5
Bari ~ 100 Morr 49,. ~ Bank FenNI IL 3 = 7-
VI e. ~ es1. 4MorrstoEn Rfl, - . - ...or.,.,b
>oonG BoaTd-iO Penn RR y 81 Pen., - " ~ IN
q. osi' a. 20 20 OK, DO. o. ldo dou1- l5't
sy Y.f ~ so L Island ISL u Manu- and 5e1e o. o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-02
IMPORTS AT NETWORK IN OCTOBER.
aEGn 1AEI -
EXPORTS AT NEw-YoRK IN OCTOBER
s5,iai, 572 sLen,ois s5,5l7s62
The business Of the Philadelphia Mint in

October, has been as follows The aggregate coinage
for the month falls below the coinage for September
upward Of million Of dollars, while the number of
pieces coined shows increase OF near million two
hundred thousand Tho incrss-a IA mainly in th-Aa
cent pieces, of which two millions six hundred and
sixty Elk thousand eight hundred were coined during
the month
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-02

The Stock market ia rather irregular, but
as whole the operations for fall do not meet win
,oncb spccess The fancies are well held with some
erceptions and the Premium Stocks have en- upward
tendency and are In good demand. Long Island con-
,ipues to improve and touched 81, buyers oPloh-
Updson River was buoyant and went 70 TO- closing
7T Erie under considerable sales, closed az pre-
voug urices We shall not be surprised II the recs''s
in October exceed $4,000 Nicaragua was nrln az
the close At g. We hear various rnors IN regard 70
movements ia this Company affairs but as SONIC are
inst the revere of others do not PRINT any Canoh
was firm at the close at IS jersey ZINC, win consul
cradle sale. improved 25c Harlem was hrm oil tne
Second Board at e cent. advance Stonington AMI
Norwich were weak. Mohawk improved y cent,
and the Premium Stocks were al ia demand at full
prices. Government and State Stocks are hrmer, and
in moderate supply. Railroad Bonds are improving.
Erie Conyertibles touched par At the Second Board
there was frmer feeling in the market and it closed
better
The leading bankers are all drawing at 10,
at which there hos been considerable business done for
the Wednesday steamer The range is 9dl0 per cent.
Francs are IS 159s5 13l.
In Freights the market is firm, but not very
active To Liverpool 3d2 is asked for Flour with
out cngagemehlsi NIuil ~V'VVO OuSh NJ " " ~
400 bbls Resin, q 500 bales Cotton, I'd 1000 Hand
spikes OH. To London, 800 bbs. Flour, 3 l2DO
bbs. Oil, % Grain, sG0isl, To Havre, 800 bales
Cotton, &c. To Hamburg 300 bales Cotton, &c. 800
bags Pimento, &c. 30 bbls Aches, 2j. To California
there is an active business.
The amount received at the Sub-Treasuryi is
s64l5l Paid, ssO,565 Balance, s5965o23.
Money continues abundant at sac per cent.
on call and q 06 per cent. on frstclass short paper
The imports of merchandise at this port last
month shows about 100000 increase over the same
month of last year. The amount entered for ware
housing ia S6O0OO0 less The actual amount entered
at this port il lees than 100000 larger In exports
there is an increase without including specie Of
100000 which il favorable feature. The figures are
as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-02
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

ADEsPERATE PUsH.-Onc ofthOse attempts
sonetnes made sacrifice the reputation Of citizen
for the advancement Of party interests occurred in Jer
tey City yesterday. Mr.. james NJ Baker, active
Wing well and favorably known in that city and New
York was yesterday arrested at the instgaon OF the
Looc Foco Vigence Committee acharge Of perjury.
He had assisted one Thomas Gross to obtain hi second
papers Of naturalization, and in doing had made the
proper oath 20 CROSS residence OF five years in this
country Both Mr. Boxer and Mr. Gross were arrested
yesterday at o'clock and went to the Justices Office
desiring immediate examination, in order dprove
the charge but the prosecuting parties wished post
ponld and IL set down for Thursday next after the
election Mr. Baker has the papers upon which he can
prove that he il correct in his position
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-02
Nv TPlegraph.

BOSTON. Nov. AR. trs NNoni, s.ylnnah Sh's "; \
cenii T.r-.J a. r. Btcon. Phisl-iphii CD barks Nay
Creen RIO Grartc Empress, HaNant -,
NFv ORR FANS or csA A. ships Hefk'hrc and Agnes 'os
IN cgh-Arr. hp Evua. Owen. AMI steamship irNt- NcS
Yo-k sOh-Arr sbps ra'hon nd Snisni New 1oiA Aaaa
R,,h nos,sn 3i.tArr shps hualh"n' D'''0H' "'"' -'
Bsruor~. W esuofeiend. Fhlsds 9h4a- . n.y., 80,
HAVANA OF SD shp Leori AMI oaAs i'e" -'' anu
CradiT. New lork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-02
WILLIAMsBURGH ITEMS.

srABBMG-Of Thompson arrested, on
Sunday night man named Conrad Frank, on charge
of having stabbed John Schneider, in drunken fracas
ia MarfhsI-st Schenider severely wounded, but
ill probably recover
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-02
Rece;Dfs of Produre.

Bv royb Rirer Boqtsg69C bbls Flour S9l do. WHISKY
DO Ashes 86 do Provisions 81 boxes Cheese and 1908
bushels Wheat. 49,.
By Erie Railrodd-lsi6 bbls Flour. and s55 pacsas'
Bv Ne,r-Rsren Railroads.&c. Pkss Butter and 226 bxs
Cleels.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-02
MARRIED.,

On thursday 2sih by Rev M DUN the George
irshnd Esq DANIEL kEYEs 70 Mss ANNIE MoKEESER. al
sfths CITY
10 Syracuse papers please COPY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-02

"a Sailed Hides 1000 horns and 30 shin bones ne
JohsrnA" ASH dry hides and 6oI5 horns together Soo
hid,s which Will Increase the stock 20 u, 8-S.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-02
COINAGE FOR OCTOBER.

The annexed comparative aba viii show the deposits
of geld duet in each month from January to October
inclusive in 1851 and 1852 The increase this year,
Tins far Il 81 64l7Jq
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-02
Ocean Steamers.
tI.1 or STEAMERS FoR the MONTH OF NOVEMBER.

STEAMERS TO ARRIVE from EUROPE.
fica . Saied rom liverpool FOR New York October n
HuLo di Sailed from Hsvre, for New York. October y.
Cauada Saed from Liverpool for Boston. October III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-02
Passengers Arrived.

H. pocte flp Ibef Gaafir, from LirtrD'clMs Enehne
uran Ms, Martin John Foot Mrs and " ss Deano
----
sTsfAruns AtE.EAc.--.-. THIS
svs-Rises....6 - 50 MOo~Rres. Ga
Sandy Hook II Sim Gov leland Ga Hell Gate IA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-02
SrARnIse CASE. = Yesterday Edward Z.

Whitehead butcher was brought before the Recorder
charged with ttabbing Edward BrardOn, AZ about
10 O'Clock ON Sunday night The accused and George
Meller Issued from drinking place in Newark-av. as
ing and brushed Against of the females Meller of
fred an apology hut Whitehead dspoaed 70 be
quarrelsomc snd It is said inflicted eight stabs upon
Brardon, dangerously woundDg him. Whitehead was
committed 10 Bergen Jail 10 await trial Meller a-o
arrested and held to bail in the Of 500 to appear
for trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-02

Z. c DALE Treasurer
Cce Of AssifGEf TToasErer Of he Uaifed States hl
G0p.ia.
1852.
sept SO Balance ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81 al SO "a
Oct. SO. Rect pts-Cus;ems, ..... S20S. 1876 70
4 q. Moneys, 1855 81
Miscellaneous 81 963 u
259 OF 10
Total 81, ~, ST1 s.
PSyments-ITes'y D-sfS $50, S95 IS
I. y. Wsruts, 1855 "
Int. on Loans,
Pensions, kc. 6Sl 81
- 4s.Ts, s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-02

Oct 50, Balance ST. sOi s25 %
L. {. DALE, Asst. Treasurer.
The earnings of the Long Island Railroad in
the fret q days Of October show very favorable con.
dtion OF the business. The figures are . el6s37 IS
Same time last Ill97 -
Increase. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000 %
The earnings of the Rochester aud Syracuse
Read in September, were very large, about $4,000
ard in October were larger tAan ever before
The advces by the Pacific are not very i'm
porisnl but rather favorable Some orders have com.
out for American SecuTiies but the London market Il
reported as still duh
The books of subscription TO the Mississippi
and Atlantic Railroad Company stock will Be opened
tomorrow, at the office Of winslow, LARer & Co, Ia
this City This Company has been organized under
the general law Of Illinois for the construction of
road from TeNe Hauie Indiana to 81. Louis the last
rncompleed link of the most direct hne OF railroads
frsra the Mississippi River NevYOrk Boston Pils
dslphs and Baltimore. The Road will be 10 nlcs in
length over most favorable country for is eon,rac
non-so that all but miles VIII be in $ strGsB line
and nc curve will occur of loss than 30 feet radius
sfsaes moro than % miles level while the grade
u 'he remainder from five TO forty feet 10 the mile
the latter being the maximum, The coz, Of The Ro.d
es'.'ea al four millions Ct dollars built in the most
substantial manner, with compound rail Of s.Yen.v.
.No pounds to the yard and with complete eouiu.
nen ior me transaction Of is business ri. So.
SApeS'ea 10 raise by two millions sub.crip,;on :,
me state and an iszae of bands for like ,n,, o..
noosrs'e estimate Of the basiness likely 70 ;.
acted on the Road, Is computed that tie D.t
OF the Aosd after the payment Of in,eres, ami i. 81
penses VIII be At least fifteen per cent on "a.
stock Of the Company The whole right Of x.y s,-
the Road hss been seSursa By deeds or eonrr.< Ana =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-02
THE WArcHMEY.-The following are the

The WArcHnES.-The following are the
Wotshmen appointed for the different Wards at the last
meeting Of the BOARD of Aldermen:
First Ward-James Mcdonald Peter Egan, William
Burke Thomas McWliams, Thomas Smith, James
Courtney.
Seond Ward-Jobn Ayres, George Ibbs, Nathaniel
Turner, Abraham Vrecl0nd William Eaton, John
Coye.
7aird Ward-John F Richardson Daniel Mcnamara,
Andrew Clancy, Dennis Lowry, Thomas CoolahaD,
Peter 7. Post.
Fourth Hard-George Smith, Thomas Carbury,
Dsnel Vreoland, James Carbury Oliver Duncan Joseph
Smetl ere
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-02

ConMoS COUscIL.-This body did not trans
act any business last evening, in consequence Of the
want Of quorum.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-12-03

arse. l. it not the plaiuest proros;toa.in the
world that where the direction of the Gov rn-
ment is lodged in the hands Of tlereople, if they
!. are not able to comprehend the object of Gov
nments, there will be asigna failure, in attenp:-
& to live by asystem of rules bcgotton in ig-
orance, aud nursed in folly. This truly is an
xtreme case, but anything which approaches to
it, ought to engage the earnest attention of eve
ry good citizen in our land. Let us not pause
until q ray Of light from the of knowledge
Z shall dart its cheering and regencratng influence
into every hamlet, however humble, that dots
the face of our happy land. Let every effort be
made to rear up, in the education of the masses,
a tulwark, which will more surely defend lis from
the niseries of intestine Discussions, than the
brstling of myriads Of bayonets, Apcolle who
know, aud understand and appreciate their rights,
have placed their liberties upon basis as firm as
) the rock Of ages and they are invincbe by any
power or combination of powers.
'-'s Black Ricer Watchman.
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TO THE SICK.

diseases brought by indigestion, bliousness and i'm
purity of the blood it is widely and well known fact
that WRIGHTS INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
are tile great PANA CEA. Throughout the entire
South, these Pills have long been held in tile highest
repute, both by private individuals and by the Medical
the unfortunate victim to earthly ills and woes made
faculty of our country. Southern evers and Southern
diseases generally yield their influence at once; and
to thank Heaven that sovereign balm has been pro-
vided.
Let each try them for himself and if the medicine
fails to satisfy the experiment shall cost him nothing
Tnos. j. WORKMAN, Agent for Camden, S. G., and
sold by Druggists and Merchants throughout the coun-
ry. June 2S-ly.