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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-22
Arrived.

.t,,z.br vros S. hour from Charleston sroG5rd.
TTssou Co Cane ovef Z BAR sun4ay a, noon sS.S
roth Cape 81 a. exchanged sgnL Win steam
I'm tp here er Cfasto1: ~ with steamship oraa
bad heavy bortheFy winds Tuesday passed ship ashore on
sh setsr Austen Yorse Galveston II days, cotton, &c TO
J. r. Brewer & Co. -
ship Meteor lof GIrdiner lie Rooin,on Msr.ele Oct %
with d.e Experienced weather on the pas
% g. split sais and done Other sisAt d>mase.
B,k Chester Cthy ssvaf nh days with cotton &C pound
70 Bolion Tie G INTO ne over b.y as' nsn io' &
vesia (of Cohaseii Pegcva Messna Oct . with lemons
tr.ore &c. D. Griaun Dec H. l4, 81 20 lon u 10
fk Gramrus Goasester) Laywood from surn.m Tor
To,on IS days poke schr Mage Cloud hence
steering days De- 10, lat D 81 on y 80 SPOKE BARK
John Bird from Savannah for Boston days out The v mas eAp'
rer,cd very .eyeTe weather or the "a SAGE.
Die DIDO, Small savannah days, with iO" e' 1an0er %
master. - -, l., -
with S2T bas vol - order Nov - at ~ o. on 81 20
srole shs Heron from Boston o' California 10 days
Prs Ja Ford tof Hoer, Charleston days cotton
Bs Thoraon Bryant, AIapas Is days with 'u
sthr Wirts RObnson Baltimore days coal to J. Peters
sebr Compliance Sears Bos, on days. fish T. s. PECK.
s,hr Russell Smaller. Portia ID, Ct, days stone.
schr b. Anderson, coe Portland CT days, stone
schr Celestia, Russell Portland, CT. day, stone.
schr Fredefak Hall, Russell. Portland CT days, stone
seLr. Amelia Cooper, Pertain c., , days, stone.
sehr Jo.crh Hodfe. Porilar q, c.. 3 dsys. stone.
sch Joseth Coo d.peed cak Portland. CT. days stone
soop PheniY. Dewey, Portland c., 3 days, stone.
Propeller peir~sn. Kenney, Providence, ndse
Bis African, Mayhem, Clsi days lumber TO hayhe" iaoo
Brs Quso,te Brem oes' Hamburg 50 days with ballast
and - to Poe Co Has eIpesneed very severe
weather on the PASSAGE; lost sits, spars, &c
schr Lucy Aues. Ames, Roc kland days, bme.
sohr Ne bourne. rio me-, ROcklsnd days, lime -
sehr Samuel p Lord Smio Baltimore days, -four to '" H.
Newman.
die haTfed her lumber al the aove pace.
HEIow.i chip and2 brss
NIND-N. d,
The steamship Illinois H,rsen hence for Aspnwar anchored
at QuarantIne, detained BY the thick weather
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Exports for the week ending Dec. 90 ::

Irssoor-sl3i bales Cotton, 1900 bbls Flour >, do Appes
~ DO ol Gale s7is9 bush Wheat 6io Manufactured To
boots DO Dysss kres 800 Hard spEes ESQ Oars so boSe.
c oooo Stoves si hhds robacoo 4ot sails Sperm OIL III
bales Cotton bb~ Stores. sl bags cOaee
ss do coeos 100 ceron' BoIds eoeases Chrome yellow
$50 DO sSy' sors' 80 Do o. csle :Ss sal d. los .aS'
eSS SS'' loo Dc Bee. S va - sG Roe, ''sS s s ss
res.eeo seoode whsesone 600 s,ss. IS bss. s,rapAs
% Ssya store ~ Do A'hes SOC stoves 50, sails sperm OF
cowG s7sS tusA wheat " bass Horn 10 easA Whale
foo;s
ifs It, do 81 e Naval Stores, 81 oSo u whsleeoas. bales
hAs' o' hss fmen,o GA do Copper s Bacon
linda kseser GsO' eoco save. sA' Pl. BAlsAn
Gss.lr..-lO'plsa Tobacco 5000 cnrs
ps. do osion' ~ Bread c.o. Dry Good. ls..or,cd
49, CON M, y r.s. Tcs % cc,sns do farnrsre AZ
case. csar.. lohse- Wool
ws.r Beef 60 DO Porl ~. do Piour
SEA DO Corn Meal Is a.. Bead ~ lard o. do Baa icj
do Potatoes, 40 n HaH GO 10 Lard. 40 Batter IsSS
bushels Core 800 ss Ban. ~ bS. Candies IA uoery
Ne ss e DO Sl s D. Pie. f. 10 3 as
Manufactured Tobscee, 20 oc tee Lumber Pig. Furata
yis AscsltSrs iBPn,sn. Is es-s. Ind. RaSe.r
Coed. ~ o. oSc. s's psss .rs~rs lse do farAae bN
ps~ weedwO,l 10 10 Tea io bones fE, c.cisr ,l eb
Flour hoses nasusrreopc Arcc. 500 has Ban
nest Ae s's TSrPsune les bs. feeser hAds Tooaoco
Ano.lss MA. Tobacco ise eIs. Do 81 Run 20 Sss
81 riss ps~e.,. 10 bs ro,soe- los 90 Fou 40 Plisl
Ccof.b pks Drugs. Guns DO Cro,ry
sras Hardware, do furapre As be Beans. lss 6unps.
De-. Is GO Lumber, ksss crosh b6-
Gs1hy Ba y bales Cciiou Bots 800 BE- Rased sugar
Wine sofo Ssars 40 seI cosca Cord 10 Irca
Lard sfa d.. Hams
CrstnAt Astsc.ehbs As 81 rsny Gooas ooo fec,
fsuef, lSS hTsay AZ gals do iao his
do iiadwste osbA Bread 10 a. Reef n 40 Rec Il do ves
stshe. 80 do "a Ccdhsh a. tsss Gunpowdcr
70 bale. foescco es- h's 30 pkr Grucc ocssts Acoho
toe shnsr tsrtsse eoc N Lard hh. port
20 do fegtauer, C8ns fls n Wa pkf<
gss Wholly $40 do en- Sgo Dem Abyp,A 7e9 sa
Vine. ; tuh. lfpaL
Nv os.sAs.-&i se~ Bss "a d. Gi<s. ~ do reAsd r.A
70 DE- Appts do Az 81 a Potatoes. III oihes vesas
no do Pa lai 40 Oats. 100 10 sugar $40 a. rar IS do yn-
ga, d" lard OF ~ iens lev 500 Aatsoa Hu,.
s5ls 81 Bsiisf 80 ~ xssuAtared r0Aaoco as eis Rs ans
hsls. hss sirsa hsoys osss - pAss Hardware fc.
" ss D. a., es ts Ln.ceS OIL 70 syrur a p.ck.x-s
Dried f,ss &eess. s'srcA, ~ Do cAahs ressrco
81 Fecs and sfos do lists 20 k.ss S,.
20 rts Ncedtsssrs, tnefens 10 h.s, ccs~,
rls Tea 10 essks Wise Cctpa csses 49,
ksnkei, ~ tis puk 100 sst Larhe Rar 4, s.~.
bess esls Mustard - iess Pests, so ~ Oh u pls
Forsafe Tvsfs ga Ca,s.s DRIED Yea 10 ks
kse snnss fs-. hssssd Car. fAa Neat.
us,ssesi tha rssi sp ia rsk<d CelA.h 60 90 fet.t-
er Do pionf, 20 DO Nice. ~ 40 ship hr~sA IA Tart gu
isI s Mans s " is 80 %, Mas ros~eee, sss DO ess
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-22

The weather has been unfavoabe for out odocr business
to-day BARK not inquired after and sales nave trsns
PRED lot Of $50 bushels prime CLoyERsEED sold at 20
a. "a 10. There has been increased demand tor FLOUR
both shipment and city consumption The sales for
por comprise O0 bbs lair and good brands at - 2)GS
S4 including some mixed brands B % 5000 bbs (exra
of Is SIT and 200 bills Kishiquokas at IS CIT Thers
good demand to the supply OF the retailers ana bakers
within the range OF 5 SIT 50 p for common and fancy
Small sales OF RYE FLouR at 81 25 and CORN MEAL at 50
50 3 tb There good demand for WHEAT and prices are
higher Sales OF 400O bushels at 81 ia 81 u for ar and
steady ST S50 &c cents CORN in good demand and go
400 bushels Southern Yellow sold at 81 cents, ahos and
hte 81 &C cent? OATS steady SC0odi 900 bushels
PENNSYLVANIA sold at ~ E bushe Sales Of WHISKY
bbls at 25i 20 cents, and bids. at %
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REGENTS Of Produce. d. Dec q.

BY Neto- York aad Enc Railroads.&c. bbls Flour. 1873
hays Whent us do Barley 6 do GAS IS bbs Beans. l6
oasks OIL Cake Is Hams 60 bids Eggs 100 pkgs Lard
81 bbs Beef so do. Fork 81 sides and - rolls Leather 25
casks Ashes IS pkg Seed IS bbs Whisky 45s pkgs But
ter leo bbk Apples IS bales Hay, So Hogs IL Calves
Cattle 10 Sheep II pigs Ded Fruit % bids Paper bxs
Tobacco, and IS pkgsA suudries.
By Ne,c- York and Ne,c- Harea Railroad for tro days
~ boxes Cheese pkgs Butter 1873 Hats 25l pkss
Paper IS boxes Clocks IS do Shoes Is Hogs Is bbs Egg
IS pkgs Wool II do other Domescs 10 bales Leather 5
HIDES leo bds Irvine, tuns Marble 1874 boxes Glass sd
liars Iron sheets Copper bbs Seed 80 Steel and
Suudrles
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,-e 20 Faster, RS DR. chees II ass D. Refined sarar
D-d p H. s0o Dxs 20 p
~ Csrdes Stove. ID Hsri
ana suuiure coil. C~raese, u psss. Drag II ID
Ie.ner 4iars Dab, 100 hosrs iriue.
Crt.-6C siorks. ff01 10 p. ~. Cca' ss " lr
SILK I.rf o., L. to-es Che ioi pc. Ctgus : Boiler
i~.bf. Ye A. sfres "a DO FlrT Grct 20 DN- tlt
ere - Et-s Hsrc~are ass Gaures ~ j. ss~
90 zs- L. D.. lac. Eaf;rs fre~ved Hr1ti TO- 2es
Irurs a g. 20 VLee. Ikg Bfrs. s. cs-es STA
trreo 70 M,nufsrtrrcd i~he-. = pi- Pant 70 hhl. So
rs.f izC Butter. d. Ch.c1e, 20 hki Ble Ba l. 10
cases Ar1ci FioEes - sps 4; t-es sa~ Gooi', 10 bD
send care Cofns, Co. L-;icr, 10 - ale. ce sso.. n
CO 70 Il ti-ery s7r Iruer. sac Et
WiaioCa 7s7 H. Id 600 d. Hlra'. 400 Pp- II
IIdn Rlter Good, ter Rice, SO pls WoodT1se do
h 2.
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Whalers.


~ see He mess Hoe un4er head Of Domestic Port,
CID at View Bedsrd ,sh stp Dariel wood new r.Iu.r p.
eshc Ocean. 1888 N-e"' isAnAA''s
SAID hon eeo- Beverly 18th. barb Chase cA.. soah
90 ssh f.'Se.eo Nov 10, brs irnsmph Rogers. P.cse
srohsS tara Csuh-f Freeman, s,onnston Nov Il. No l., a.
~ Va 'V'p tey steamship Pae6c l6h III, a. s.s
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BY TELEGRAPH.

BOSTON Dec 9iAIr shIs Robert HARDING rapan and Beta
shire Orleans Ewing, Coquimbo barks 10 sto
Charleston sarah jane Henry Kelsey Havana
and Mara Norton Savannah Empire Charleston Ceeste Bal
noe Horace Eagle Philadelphia brss Frederick Jacnei
Joseph Caroline, savannah : O. BASE. X Patterson
and Andover essndra DE awareJ Abon and mary NJ rh
sde rha Alabama NewYork schrs west Point William Henry,
Juaua, and NEPTUNE, do. -. -.
ships Hussar Francisco star OF the unon
tnss Clara Windsor Caves Ellen Reed Trinidad j. hnek
ley, Havana schr. Matilda, sasua-
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One Of the most striking features Of the
Dry Goods msrke, Is that there job Goods to be
picked up has been usual at this Of the year
The great woolen jobber have taken up. weeks ago,
Ill they could ind and the anticipation OF further ad
vance In the spTing such, that sone Of tho josbers
have rcsold ct profit to Spectators WOODEN Goods
ere out Of fret hsnda though not out Of marketn like
manner a. the raw material itself mostly in the hands
Of spectators, who have bought up the stock anuei
pating large profit from the necessities OF the manu-
fscturers. Stocks Of Cotton Domestic Goods continue
low. and prices keep tending upward, and sccm dis
posed to reach much higher point under the inaa
eucs Of large end Increasing consumption II u .
common remark among Dry Goods houses hat there y
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Spoken, 6r.

Msralh (Juy II for New-Yo - -' ~
showins red and White signal ped horiron,sIv
De- TO- lat 81 80 on - PRINCETON ou pru,r,r, r y.
lort. ~ WI 'e"
Dec 10 al * 81 oa o Do Sgna1ed ship Tnoeon Of And
hon Boston 9th inst Nep or~ans ~ ' ~ '
Boson for Smyrna. -'' ~ ~ "''
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To Mariners.

Efusei from dpsth from the British Consulate
dated Ieree Oct ls le2 In compliance Roya Or-r
OF lih July lot the ports these Islands vers
opsned As Free Porss the 10Th nat
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Markets. q. RepOrted By Telegraph

BALTIMORE Dec. 2l-Sales made to-day Of 5000
bbls Of Flour at s. l2i IS %. White WHEAT sells at
81 l5dS ~. Corn Is UNCHANGED. 49,
CISCIrNATI, Dec. 2l.-hOGs have advanced to 81 neg
LARD lie Mess Pork sl7. FLOUR has advanced to 81 10
Eastern EXCHANGE par 20 premium. FREIGHrs lower
To New Orleans FLOUR IS cents; PoRK 80 cents.
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TTrom our Correspondent. J

PHILADELPHIA Dec. 2-drrtred-Bsrk MaEeppa, Hall ca
lao brs Pnce Dug Ier-7 mbuco schrs Marietta Akin
Bsnsor Superb, Fargo New Eliza Jane, barnard Nanuche
Ceare4-sesmshp Penn. wanna, Baymofe Richmond bns Sc
Foam Watts Geofseown D. c. schrs Superb, Fargo, staten Is
land Jerome, Willard, Forth nd
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M. IL poi,nI D. s. Qusctcrbs'h, e. Hunter. J. Bsns
r. d B1ovn {. Iiie, sis-hHs, y Small T. Mdaei1wn,
n rrr,tre Hfhardcn. n. HIM. T. EdNir4- srd of1c- m
he s.rssc fncluns se number Of p II r. n1echnes ana y
bcreFr.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK.....Dec. q.


sfrs-Gonils Aim BucIos Ayrr-, Sta ker Co Hlds1n
iHfe iioharst I've To Pore Co queen o. ne a., aal
is Lvefrco Crrrtu Mrrln Co Aanl-l breul "eiiinf
Ctare ter III nEsoe Herhsus Bd Eafe prnHioSd ga
Franco J. Osten; Thomas Wight Lavender saTAnnah HAf
te,k Go. -,
Hrks-EIrfteth Youns, Mesiaa Goodwi. Boo sr Isaac
Nrs-ep Ham st atrsh bottle Schmdi Bacheni 'lrsn A.
Ihurov Cepseso- Thoupsou Huu.e Warehouses o. CSdes
"a ?. II. FeiFu-su Cha estou T. 1 va -
iul Wah, = Jctn', y p. Htand, Fhels -
Jane. HsIsy. Tar WlEirficn. " " ffecmin Co Nay
ersor Red Ta-r1re. chs nea, koe'H-on Co lfen'on
Hsyrs 81 Nafys. K. 7. BgcA Co =. g.,
sthr-Eo'u. nrl Sfubts Turks Island master - steparn
Nihews -. s;eTh-a- B., D X De MoIi E.h2'e "os
Ice ssysrtah Tasnan Mann, Powell, NLnnaS'on T. -
Powell ocean star Th.rsdyks Vera Cfus, Wadesh Knox
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xrn.-rss 4IsA-se.--.-. va s.I
ss....7 q s.fs..-...-.f y Aoos-se,a--.-.-3 81
ass sArEs------TsTs
s.,sv uoos .fu Gov Ism He'd Gate ....1 I'm
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ENcINEER's OrrIcE, CIscLgyILLE, Dec. & I

ENGINEERS OfFicE CfRCLEvtLLE, Dec. Z lc1<
NOTICE to CONTRACTORS.-SE
IN PROPOSALS will BE- received until January y 1858
at the Office OF the CINCINNATI, WILMINGTON AND
EVANSVILLE RAILROAD COMPANY, in Circlevlle,
for furnishing ell the chairs and spike er
certedand doing oil the work necessary for the consre
ton and entire completion of their Road from Lancaster 70
GAINESVILLE, distance Of about forty-two miles.
Plans prohles specifications. and all the necessary 10
formation will be furnished at the dice OF the Company
by the Engineers, at Circleville.
portion Of the work is heavy, and well worthy Of IL
attention OF Contractors The Company have ample mean
Road and would prefer letting Il Contractors who ~
prepared to take portion Of the stock, should their BE-
factory evidence Of their ability complete the work Ia ~
shortest practicable time. TRACY McCkACkEN
Chief Enxinecs.
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S35lO,OOO
vrv.x,.-IoANs AND PREMIUMS


The amount that the Commonwealth will gain by the
negotiation Of the foregoing loans for the redemption
of an equal amount of old loans, is S4l7, 100
A Convention was held nj Massillon, Ohio on
the 18th inst In favor of constructing railroad at the
earliest practicable moment to connect the cities Of
Columbus and Cincinnati with the NewYork and Erie
Railroad committee appointed to organize, as
carly possible suitable corps of engineers TO
vey the routes between Columbus and the crossing
point the Ohio and Pennsylvania State line and such
other routes as the committee may deem necessary,
said surveys 10 provide for n six foot guage.
miitee also appointed to visit New-York and
suit with the Directors of the New York and Erie Rail
road relative to TIE proposed connection.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
have determined to construct one hundred miles Of
double track Immediately, sixty between Baltimore
ard Cumberland, and forty between Cumberland and
Wheeling One hundred thousand dollars Of additional
locomotives and have been ordered for the proper
equipment Of the extension To cover the expense Of
these improvements, there Will be a new issue Of two
and half million dollars in bonds of the Company.
The Savannah Republican published the re-
port In full of the Directors of the Central Railroad aud
Banking Company. of Georgia The report shows q
gross income Of S9l55s 2s for year ending 3oth No
vembcr and net of s5O7, 600 which exceeds the
el32,00Q
The Bank earnings have been S722i4 o. making tho
total gross receipts sl0o9s0 So The dividends have
been v cent per annum, amounting to. .s27o362 90
hdiioeu e>pehsSs. fJQccI %
RANKING expenses. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lSosI -
interest Si,ofV IL
Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S745 soc 81
Thus leaving surplus Of, .ss64299 ~
The resource fund now amounts to the large Of
tssl, o57 90
Statement of the Financial condhon Of the Company
on the 9TH December, lsa2
RESOURCES AND PROPERTY
Rsi'read ard AppuItenences STA lS "a
Eoes and Bills Discounted and Bills Recvbe.. ss9o %
I've oy otter hsnks.. l6sTsS %
Due by AGENTS and other Companies io195 IS
stock IN other Conpar ............... 4SSSSi 81
nsnhins House and other Real Estste l6,Wt -
~, 49,, -, Styl ~
Tetal. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .sIT1a7i9 10
80. LAsiLiriEs.
Capital Sfock s. 500 600 %
kcnts due by the Company ............. sos ISL %
1ank Noits Ia circulation .............. 2iSlI co
Stsptree Accoutt ATS ~
Dee other Banks and Companies ......... 7a6Ts Is
Individual Deposits ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lo2 $40 -
Unclaimed Di,idcnds ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ify7i ~
Dividends declared t,is day ............ iS9Sss 90
Railroad Esmnss ance LAT pcceuiher. 1882 -. 1875 20
Balance beng Reserved fuad" .......... esi oS
Total. .el77a<is Is
e Al - = e.
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CPECIAL NOTICE.-The books of tho
~ MANHATTAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, hs
the first dividend Of profits will close the Let day
January 1855 All persons who may insure previous 70
that time, will share in the profits Of the Company t.
divided in January, 1854.
The insured in The Manhattan Life Insurance Company
may convert their share the profits BY per-
reduction of the annual premium the may
be converted into insurance for fe without any annual
premium. A. A. ALNOKD, Presdent
c. Y. WEMPIE, Sec'y. N. ID MORGAN ActuaTy.
Offce-No. li6 Broadway, corner of Lbertys.
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flnduridl.
OyyIcE MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AND NORrHsSs INDIANA
N - R.azar-sl

OyyicE Niche An SOUTHERN AND NORrHsSs INDIANA
RNLRoAp COMPANIES, No. 4 Besyerst- \
NEw-YosN, ID C. IS 1881
dividend NOTICE-A dividend of FIVE
~ t5) PER CENT upon the capital stock Of hes, Con,
ranes has been tcared from the earnings Of the current
SIX months aud will De paid IN cash ~ the snsers W
Zee IN NewYok on and aer the 81 dey OF Jaiaary
10 kbodes who shall be such TIE closing Of the boo
on the 2Cth inst The transfer books will be closed at
O'Clock T. NJ the th ms, ana remain ciseed until the
lth day Of January next
new ;ssue of stock eGusl TO ten cent in amount
unon The visiting stock Of the Companies, Will be made at
me same tae and distributed pro rata and AZ par, among
The who shall be such at the closing Of the
bcoks Payment for such stock may be made at any
time durps the mouth Of January Inter Will be charged
mon All deferred payments and e right TO take the stock
win be tied in All cases here payment not mse s
Wv EDWIN c. LfrCHFiELD Treasurer
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YTIIE INTEREST COUPONS on the CITY
1 of CHICAGO WATER LOAN BONDS due on tia
let Of January proxmo viii be paid at the banking Hoas
of DUNCAN, SHERMAN 4 Co.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.-SrATE of CALI
~ FORNIA SEVEN PER CENT CIVIL FUND
BONDS.
The interest falling due the LIST day Of January 1858
the SEVEN PER CENT. CIVIL FUND BONDS Of tho
this City will be paid and after that date peseRtaes
of the proper coupons at cur office.
WINSLOW, LANIER& Co, No. 50 Walisk
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NETWORK and HARLEM RAILROAD

CHICAGO and MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD
NsEvEN PER CENT. MORTGAGE BONDS:.SN,oc
for sale by WARD Co, No. d Walist
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-06
QUINCY FOUNDRY
Corner lIniu nnd aluincJ streets

WHEELING Va.
TIME Subscribers having gIcltly enlarged and conf
pletcd their extensive establishment, prepared TO
furnish the public with every variety Of work in their line
splendid TlRn and fancy aTch.s including lenders,
1Unts, Gre iron stands, DC, ovens eOmmOn TOLE,
and s.TaiElI; barred gates.
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF STOVES,
Including the and most improved coal and wood
stoves Franklin, halloOn Cannon. ten plate keel boat
HOllOw-NYaTc In its bTancts Sugar kettlcS va
sizes aud everything in tie domestic line wholesale
and retail.
Mil gearing boat and mill castings. Our extensive
and improved assOItmeIt OF pateTns, long
pcTcHoe n line OF buines5 and tie liberal patronage
hitherto received, to eNeeta continuation
custom in this part OF husihess Wind MILL hay scale,
sIeIler, truck wheel, aad small wagon castings
Wagon and buggy boxes - . -
prepared furnish the patent lever, patent hill
this time the exclusive tight 10 manufacture 0
CiIST1S PATENT PLOUGH, enc or the must Improved
implements awning st the present day.
Iron rails ard cBcnE. for etmetees houses. gardens
veraHdas &c. POneT's improved graduating twyeIe or
have sccIref the patent right for several cou
e this useful iron and can exhibit recommendation
the United States Tmoryt eas possessing qualities
facilitating the BIacKsmth'1 labors which other
possesses. Window caps eonsosr &c In short every-
scTEpcTs porch feet vault celsrs window and sewer
gran=s &c Wrought iron, nall and spikes Of the best
quality and at the lowest prices,
pPersons wishing TO purchase IN our line, whnesa~
OF retail will please give call All orders fTom tic
country win be carefully attended 10 and punctually filed
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MIAMI MEDICAL COLLEGE


TIME regular eoursc Of Medical Lectures in this lns.
| tlOn will eomnonee the FIRST MONDAY OF
NOVEMBER NEXT, isSJ2 and continue four months
EnAZn Of TRUSTEES.
Rev. c. ELLIOTT, n. H., President ofthe Hoard.
o. NJ. LANGDONN. VI. d., Secretary 90 4"
Rev. THORNTON a. MILLS.
Hon. C ID. COFFIN.
r. d. MUSSEY. II. ID.
Hon JOHN BURGOYNE.
Hon. GEO. IIOADLEY, ia.
e VI. GREGORY, Esq.
GEO. MENnENtlA LIZ NJ D.
The Faculty Is composed OF tho following gentlemen;
d. MrssEv, VI. d. Professor OF lcsGTipti yo and Oper
alive Surgery.
Jnuy DIvIs, NJ d., Adjunct Professor Of Anatomy.
ions F. wilTE VI. D.. Professor OF Theory aud Prae
&c Go. 90 NESnrSnAL- NJ D. Professor OF obstetrics and
Diseases OF Women aud : hildTen.
Joux A. MrRPHY, NJ. ID PIO'cssur OF MateTia Mediea,
Therapeutics and Medical jurisprudence.
g G. CoNEGYs, ". d. Professor OF Institutes OF Medi
cine. -s,,,.,
rRrtIHtNAnV couRsE or Lectures uron some important
sreciates In Medicine and Surgery Will be gwen during
the ninnth Of October. These lectures will be iTee stu
dents arc advised to commence with this course.
The nISSECTING ROOMS, under the supervision o.
tho Adjunct Professor Anatomy win be opened on the
ist or October. -.
T,iysrrti NJ Tickrt so. Graduation Fec S2j.
r"' 'u' INV J. p JUDKINS, NJ. d., 81
tr Dean OF the Faculty.