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Ocean Steamers.
STEAMERS TO ArErvr FROM EUROPE.

irun Liverpool ior Boson Nc,srab-r q
sails IRON Liverpool s. New on, pceser
Afca...... .Sscd cn Lvefpco cf New oTk Decri-r4
Msshusion. .salS from Southampton cr see-l ofk Dee
auasS. .Sal' from LvcrToc Gr l-,cn. necr4aci H.
Pc - sAis rcEa lvfrrl SS New lork December ~
ASS Ssls from lyrrrocl og New Yea DersoS L.
Hauho SAILS from aarItos Ne~ lcsk neccub-
h trurl livcrpool 80 Bo-tcn ncc-noer
>as from L rroc kr Ncvl cfE. Dccctal-f -
Sais ota oa,hanr,on < Nr losk Aboa D>c a.
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I THOMPSON, No. . wsll-st., offers 70,

/ THOMPSON, No. 2 Wsll-st., offers for
~ . sale the following FIRST CLASS CURITIES, sor
permanent investment or banking purposes:
sI0O,00e HARTFORD CITY BONDS, Of 81. 900 each.
These bonds have q years TO rum with per Gems interest,"
payable IN this city By coupon in January and July.
$500 VIRGINIA STATE COUPON BONDS Of
1886 They IN q eco and $50 Bonds bearing per
interest payable IN this city IN January and July
S2J 900 WHEELING CITY BONDS fully gusyan.
teed BY tie State Of Virginia These bonds are Of slooo
eaeh having twenty years TO run at per cent interest
payable IN this city January and July.
$4,000 NETWORK "a OF 1862, interes. payable Guar
terly
$1,000 NETWORK 50 Of 1856. interest payable quar-.
tcrlY.
The above socxs viii BE- sold in suit purrbsssu
The Virginia Bonds mentioned above be used foe
banking purposes IN Connecticut, Vermont New jersey,
Indiana, Illinois and Wisconsin.
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oYrIcr CITIZENS FIRE ISscRaNcs Co. }

DWIDEND NOTICE.-STATE of CALL
~ FORNIA SEVEN PER CENT. CIVIL FUND
BONDS. ,
Tie interest falling Inc The lst sy OF Janr.ry 1858 on
tleSEVEN PER CENT. CIVIL FUND BONDS OF the
STATE Of CALIFORNIA and which lie made PAYABLE IN
this City will be paid aud after that date Ola presentation
of the proper COUPONS &C orr Office.
WINsLOW, LANlER & Co, No p Wsll-st.
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The seamsp Hermsunor Southampton Ber Ospray Cor
ORLEANS and Prom heus r JUAN -a'ed tbs
morning O'Clock Qu7ranine, where ihy detained
~ yeftcrday N Cquerce n the dense fog
Lp Constitution, from Liverpool ami the American
Congfcl from London, have not welcome 10 the City
large s ship, suppofri 70 he the Great Britain. fn Liverpool
r Australia eneTng Table Bsy the oh q October
from ons kong dated Sept s. The ship Audubon
Bedford and from Boston, arrived here Few days
PORTION her American cotton goods which slowed
Boston the pan have been ab0a for the H.
that their fst aihwahp. instead o. IN their founl fore
niaA The rtain personally ui.rnended the instead
sicvcdor sisscthor Capt Whitney BY eXercsbs
has delivered hs excellent condition. with the
ccpou Of afew ha Ihi viii couyce snd the merchants
your pace hat With preeuon American gDod under
osdrry cecuRepses OF csl be imported vh lite
dsnss ty Clafnr.
ship year. Old iuns built Newport Me- has been
bought or tie European trade -, aad ae ship New EHnd
10 months Old bu Eogkant. has hcn punA4sed b.
Ner Durham Dou and others Tor their GasoV hue oplck
@ Isyate tcsms
Bsl sde Ila double deck A. years bui
ccrfe 81 at coIpsr sle and ound sod
arcfou - Nep'l ri tsi at, ef sO7-0
Bask Eiza Thoou, 81 New Ediri hss ben purchased b
tiesr a. T. ". sestuy, AMI Capt Wn n. REWARD,
coutasId her she VII b. coni.uti ia the Caasa trlte.
ne pot DO Cor the Foreign
sicancrs. sLrs bars q; tr ~. s.haoncrs IA
steiner chips. tsfks ~; hn loo .hooasfs SIS
sQ % the sbovc 4t4s 81 bIrs. AMI ~ schoOn-rs
Brhh hrr freah tTs Danh trss sWedsA; balk Dire
srl fir Der American.
lc and Coasfv-e Arrivals the port OF Ph,isrf iurnE
tie rcuil q Gov l7. ooncd fon The Ga fora ilo4e bl1s
Ccastvse ~ p larks hlls. ,fe ~; so1as TO
siclIifrs, "a ilrse 49, brts, T.- iocga ShDs -
H. t-is', - sclocuffs, -. tolai e.5d
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AIEAsso----- fss ssT
P.es...7 10 Se<s-.--.---4 y Moosfs=s--.- I'm
-a-rs-----.
sasy Hob. 81 Gov. limb IA Hei Gt'e "a
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wte1 - ,s7. as F8sc ts7s. "a Do i1n'
Lswood 81 a. rs Pig hcs@- 5 20 do Enrfy t'if,
Ensrsvnsa S34f DO Yeihers sss. ie1 30 ie-Ins
$3.50, ~ Do haters .e20. - d. sraa s3.. 70 d. IsE
81 10, 10 b. Aohds s3es 10 ia Cocoa So % Orss-s 10
20 do FUR sl03o 10 d. s7C 0i Do Cas- tsIn
d. Coosed Gss. tlf - do cutGis-s - 81 = Dc pa
fs4Ie, - d. Pol-hed sss $50 - Gsss Ware - 80
Guano ssi6 "a psss Hzr t.5z Do dsnfd dAr 49,
do Hat e.o7 Do Hsfers Go1s stits "A il iait -
Der $50 . % IBis $40 , Ia Hns ,nr1r-nis 1871
do Optical do f32 H. d. JeveJ si5 u Do Lafa s'vls
"a Boots and s-s7 Dr- skins 81 II tni1es-e
90 s756s9 20 do Leecbes s.s ~ Lthngrhir scue "a
81 10 Ae &C. s25s 15s d. Han-J .7sis l0j n Cors -
DO Gin - 7cs %. VIII ~ s..1 - oo h ss5s ~
Nar.e 81 OIL d. Has 81 = DO. En-. t'>ots s-o "a
Copper Bt efj7, a Pefe1-oa tp'
fI424 1875 sh.sfhins 81 D. Buish Mel rS5 49,
81 f4s3 !Oa os y9s3i 5 paetsqes Hoop D. 49,
7H Pr d. si01a, 81 tafs htIosd do y9l.5l,
% scrap Iron e3 rs flss st Irol t10 y. "a ~
fl ss % d. Csas s3 . DO Cy fl6;5 Fl d. Guns ~
$500 3ls Hsr3Es se -. Seies q Al ~ % I'd
esry slSl3 Cs5 do e553 l75 Do Leld sii@ - "a
patei Ware 81 90 Oh Mefsi s4.s+ 13I DO spier -4i
26e DO g,>e eY6G4c 80 d. Tn si415 d. Ia Pol So -
a. Zre - s2 20 "a Nnstard fs 40 Do O1kpnl = 10 ~
COD on sIs 30 Do Lined Oh f2Ola % 10 olyet sif - o.
Paunss 81 93 ff,f,+ = Do Paper Atch St
y d Pst~r a. AZ Per1nery s5s. 10 DO 20 -
80 fuus plaster $50 % Pig Pog G1puae eeJ O- DO fs
stone siz7 Do PfeFeved Veeetbf t - % ttass 800;
bus salt AZ % 6pks- - . d. envy Sod. s97 ~
Crser s8s III d. 7.575 Do S20nse si 90 80.
touery Al ~; 10 % Sugar ~, rs Do ifpoct ~ stf
d. Tea 5000 II Do Toys SAN, IS 10. TShe 81 no y -
Ws.,hes az ~ g. Wsrhmrters Ioos sfs B. do wax si
607 Do Wine ss7s 10 b. Port 500 lS DO Rel t5L' -
Wste ana Is Do Cedar sllff s75I 10 Nases ny 80 ~
o. RoseNood e. III, 20 DO lows - % o. bre es
on ss Impoaas incisde1 the soresons 1T pig. s-
Total value 81 552.fss-
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OFFICE of the COMMISSIONERS OF the

~ CONSOLIDATED DEBT of NEW-ORLEAN2--
seventh section Of the of the Legislature Of the State 81
Louisiana entitled An Acto Consolidate the CITY Of New
Orleans and provide for the goyernmsnt and sins
ton Of f affairs" approved the 2d OF February, iS52 and
of the fh section OF the oct supplementary degto and
proyding for the incorporation of the City OF Lasyctts
with the City OF New-OIesns approved on tho same day,
end Of the third section of act entitled IAN Act supple
mentary TO an act to Consolidate the City OF New-Osena
and provide for the government aud MANAGEMENT q M
sars approved March il, 1882 and for tho purpose o.
paying the interest sccrung the entire debt Of the city
and of meeting all obligations OF the old corporation and ~
the late First Second and Third Municipalities and CJ a.
Lafayette, maturing during the year 1855
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this oace,
from this date until the SECOND MONDAY 18th Deosm-
Der next (352) 70 o'clock NJ for the purchase Of al o.
any portion ola series Of THlRTEEN HUNDRED BONDS
OF THE CITY OF NEW-ORLEANS, for the sun Of
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS EACH; said Bonds Q 3
YEARS ct the Office of the Treasurer of the city with n
coupons attached thereto the rate OF SIX PE8
GENTgM Ell ysD ,s , o 90
the first of January and the fret Of July of each year Pro-
posals to be Endorsed BIDS tor the purchase of Bonds Of
the City OF Orleans and addressed 10 Adophe Llys
Secretary of the Board Of Commissioners OF the Conso t
ed Debt Of the City of Oesnsvto be opened
Bonds sdndicated TO the highest bidder the 18th De
TERMS OF PAYsIENT.-Cssh Tor In any Of the nisr
est coupons obligations OF the old city, Of the late R
turing in 1883 OF at the option Of the purchaser Que oh
the first OF January one-ourt the first Of March,
fourth the first Of May and the remainder the ira
July l8J, with SIX tent per interest rom Jsns
aryl 1885, the Commissioners reservng the right rea
n per cent of the Bonds adjudcated GUARANTEES 81
The Commissioners further the right sS
or all bids.
A. D. CROsSMAN, Mayor.
o. DEBUYS, Controller
WM II. GARLAND, Treasurer.
w. p. CONVERSE, Chairman Finance COMMITTEES.
L. II. PLACE, Chairman of Finance Committee, Board
Of Assistant Aldermen.
A. LAyET, Secretary.
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Markets. CAREFULLY RsPoarrO FOR TIVE Tribune.

Markets. 3. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR TIVE TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY. Dse4
AsHEs-Tbe market ia helvy lor Pos. 81 bbls at
g. ssads4 6Zi. Pearls are firm at IS Is.
CO1ToN-1he sales to-day so bales at rather ea1eT
FLOUR AND MEAL-The Market "a dul on accom-. Of
the storm No change appears in the features Of the market
since yestrdsy. moderate Demand has APPEARED for ex
Bort 10 Europe end the Pacific The sales Of Canadan are
100 bhls 1T IS l8 but il IS held generally AZ = D I1e
sales Of domestic 00 bbl 1T s. OjGS5 IL for com,
mon stra ght state; s. l9s0Sj so for cor0n % good
J and mixed 70 fancy Michigan and Indiana. Southern
flouf finn 80 btls sold ct 8 1873 % bat tte isot
fered under 50 - Rye Flour dull ct 81 90 Corn Meal
Is n ~ 90 s for Jsrfey and 81 for Braudyw wine. Back
wheat is active at S2dE2 Is q lcO ibs 80
GRAIN is limited in Transaction from the inpoeib ny
Of tIansac,ine outdoor hufness. Wheat not active but
hOlGeIs exhibit timer feeling The sales are 1000 bush
Pennslv White at 81 u from store 09 do PRIME
White Genese 81 25 1890 do. common Red OHIO, 81 Ol
1Soo 20. Canadian 81 l21; prime DO is held at II 4@
l5 Rye dull and heavy az 9lag3c but generally bed
hi zher Oais Offering freely at 81 &C. for good
Wesern aud State, and 5O52c for Jerey. Corn sin good
request and prime new is less freely ofered-l5V0 bisa
cold part to arrive at 2alc or new and 1sGsc for old
WHISKY continues dull 80 bbis sold az pc for ohio
ROVISiONS~Pork is heavy. go bbls soldat sI8 2j0
sls 80 for old Ness si5 5Oas5 gu Tor do Prime Mess
sic g7I059 for City Mess sls Is for new Country Mess
$50 bbs sold as 9ass - for Country Mes. si2a sI2 50
for Vermont Mess slsaSlS 50 for repacked Chicago !
r and r Vermont f D cy PRIME
Mess quiet Beef Ham quiet Sale Of 70 bbls at
ga go for River aud Vermont Dressed Hogs are in de-
HEMPs moderately active 400 bales undressed Amer
Jean Dewlotted sold at l7 5Oas25 and 200 do Dressed
Sl6Oa Sl65.
IRON quiet aud prices favor the buyer J0Oans Scotch
Pig sold at SSOds3 six months and 80 uns Swedish Steel
$50
OILS-Linseed sdu 20 OoO gallons English sold ESQ.,
and coo Dutch 5c From store there steady demand
at 6sc.a69 5000 gallons Refined Rapcseed sold at s5c
cash.
NAVAL sTOREs-spirts of Turpentine have risen,
snd is now held at SIC.
GROCERiES-C Coffee is steady, 200 bags Rio at 8cl.
leo bags CeylOn private terms 100 bags Maacaibo at
DC Sugars quiet; 10 hhds. Muscovado sold 43c
100 bags Pepper cold Of 10sc.
NOLASSES-lC0 hhds Mnscovado at PC, and 30 bbls.
prime New. Orleans 3lc. and 800 do. common 3oc.
LARD is more active but rather easier Sales OF 800
packages part ~ Else, including loOo kegs on private
Terms Butter and Cheese dull Of previous rates.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


NEW ORLEANS, Dec. Ar sips H. Pufs-,oa Boston WI
an Pof. AID o-Tk Susan ". Ind Bo.;on.
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financial.

Board Of Directors OF
~ THE COMMERCIAL FIRE Insurance. CON'
pANy b,,e .is d,y declared a dividend Of EIGHT PER
CENT r,v,ble 10 The stockholders and AFTER Monday
he 9Th inst The transfer book viii be closed until that
day-Now-YOrk, Dec. I, 1882
CHARLES J. MARTIN, Secretary.
OYrIcr CITIZENS FIRE Insurance Co.
December 3 1882. :
DVIDEND.-AD Dividend OF Eight per cent
~ has been declared TIL DAY, payable ~ demand at
lie Office No. u Nalsf. ]. NJ MCLEAN, Secretary.
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Arrived.


Us NJ steamship Empire City wndle, New-oeaas. Nov. g.
and H6ven Nov - mde and 20 ~ RObcrt The
T. c. has experienced heavy NE. eae- the whole
Steamer City Richmond Mitchell, Norfolk days, mdse ani
passengers n l. McCrady The C. Of r. has experienced gales
Of lind from NJ during the whole passage.
Ship Rhine, Doin, HAVE ~ day. mde. and TO T. d. Hur
but Had death and births the
Ship Janet kdston Dr. Daud Greenock % days, coal and iron
10 J. Lee & Co.
NJ or c. Dec l. on Iiaiera chip Hampton fonny.
Gom Havana for New iok, dsye The ", Oh Chl1n
Teroned most severe gale from to NV, wbrh lasted os -
hour.
ship Mary Clover Of Bo.,onl Chase Bordeaus d day. wne&
D.. Afnaud
Ship Morton pperl Burgess FRANCISCO 100 days ml.e
Everett Bovn Oct ~ lat - s, lon Is - w, Franklin Be-
native Lowell Mas passenger, dsd OF consumption The
" h experienced wclthe@ on the coast bow
srrii. AMI sustained considerable other damlse.
Bak MaTchcnes, BE- O Cydsc Fefsnson Glas - % days
mdse snd i9J rsss. 10 Il. Irwin
Brig Francisco Hall Terrzzano, Monisvteo - days hides
10 2Ilnme rnan & Go.
Bs Mary Ann, (n BrOn Windsor s. Is lays via Portland
plaster master.
Bus Trenton Page, Ewoh 10 day' lumber to simpson, May.
bcw & Co.
shr c n Rogers white New London dsJ, ballast bound
sehr ,of Bo-ton) Sullivan Hsyen Nov
Cape Hayden Nov. a Il A., lon 20 40; spoke brig Aua
ard from Boston, CoOk. steerng W. $500
shr T. Penny Bainton Maracaho G days coffee and hide.
Maant Phelps Co Len Am vessels The bark Erua and
bT.g Caron were gong IN ~henthey LETT
sAILEDsioannshls Union Adams, chareston: rlo, Wood
hr sayrush; hp abus, Gregory Melbourne, Australia Oak
Bafei Francisco bne- Uranus Prince, St. MAIDS; Isabella
Reed, Rice Port al Prince, aud Others
BFLOWBremen ship Admiral Victims, from Bremen, OFT Is
Aho. A Dr.. barb from Ireland. with Passengers
Ato shp May Glover fo Boston, from Bordeaux ~ d1yA
MIND-Suurise, NE; sunset. INV.
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ITO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are

ITO CONTRACTORS.-PrOposals are re-
II quested for the graduation masonry timber bridrne
and trnek-leying Of the ALBANY AND SUSQUEltAN-
NAH RAILROAD, extending from Albany to Binsban-
ton distance 40 miles.
The line will be ready for the inspection On
the 10th November and proposals will be received until The
9th December.
The work win be divided into sections Of about five miles
each and contractors include in their proposals many
of these as may suit their convenience.
The Company the right accept OF such popo
sells in their Judgment will best the prompt oos
structioD of the road.
An proposals. be sealed aud endorsed "Proposals FIR
the Albany and Susquehannah Railroad, and directed "
J. p. HARDWOOD, No ll6 Safest, Albany.
The plans and profes be the Engineers Of
fee No l6 Statest Absny and after the l6fh Nossr
Der where further information be obtained.
T.. C.. DEBAVAN, President.
JAMES y. HARDWOOD, Engineer.
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Imports, (other than Dry GoOds), at the por'
Of New.York. for the week ending and Including Fri
day, Dec. 3 lSa2:

. sks.cs Baslc,s a 9si 10 Ray ws,ss $40 10 Be
S,sS ~ IN RooAs <l2t Bottles stee Is - E'es 49, 70.
Bronaes sf7s, 60 R1sAe ~ $40 81 % ba-sa. sl1u = ~
lat,rr &siN s. - Geese sN 100 eN CAzs Clay f5lt IN 10
chi.a Mare s4AS lSs 10 Csc. SloOs. 0 Ciks sl7S la
nns Goal as 65f 1881 rsri-s Cstcs slcsA ~ Do cc $40
no a.. ccir rarn t loy d. Ccsk> 81 80 - Coe1sn Rats
Sls6 - 90 Cosu 81 oft Is ~ Crspecs 50 IA pa fses
Ssl ~ da Acei Aca s5s - d AEsl sssl u d Ss SttS
40 Ap~ Root ssz 20 t-scac Sis. odA A>-ros slS
De- Eshan copNsa sle. Si Do s.e,s.Ass foseE ehek,
SEQ Ia poFax t rfoasS Powder ssh, - dN SAhy -
"a 40 Sklr Potash sou caesns si< % Ccesi st f
do CoAnal sSs 80, II 10 Coeyuh eoS ~ 40 Cre",a AstI
81 co.. do Ixracss elio ~ 10 Gelatin e>h- - Do oea
Arsr sl Do Gsm psEar s7si 10 "a Ga ssess e.s ~
40 Ie Hyes.e fessh 80 % 1Sp - Z. 40
10 NssnsA ne. - Md gse ss Do ga Ss.s.. ~ ~.
da O.lchscs ssfS do OF Orange sait ~ DO oraa
~ al rhosf,orrs s do Pcrdan Berries rcI - ~ ~ sss
oenert No. d. fres> Potash $50 " do Qais.e stsI,.
81 % Ssrsarara sI55. d. Sal Aanapnnc ST. " 90 sv
., ss se1 % soda sis ls DO sssr lsa SOL 70 90 We
,s, Rcd si slo IL 10 yed al. ~ go - do Cher ses sts
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Marl.ets. Reported bv Tefe2rapA.


NEw-ORLEANs, Dec. s. M.-The Americas Letters have
been received by mail and the Europs adyces by the Ma
tonel telegraph line CoTToN is unchanged. Thus far,
barely COO b,es have been sold to-day the receipts yes
terday were COO bales being the ergest this Bus
inc So of all kinds has been checked by advancing fegh
FLOUR has declined &c Ohio is quoted 81 70. Mess PoRK
$40 STLRLfSG-1he best signatures asking 81 a34c.
Five New-York paper mails are due.
Dec g. T. M.-COTrON-5500 bales have been sold ID
day at decline Of dic since the receipt OF the Europas
adyces Middlng quoted 81 d8lc The sales OF the week
have bales Increased receipts at all Southern
ports over last year. according TO The Price CHTeat)
54a,o0 beles. Prime MoIAssrs has declined to 2llc
FREIeHTs a. Q firm. NcwYork sight EXCHANGE TO u e.
cent discount RIO COFFEE 9.a9lc. LARD scarce bar
rel lal!c Nothing doing in TOBACCO. Stock on sale,
1900 bhds
Dec 4-Thc sales of CoTroN to-day have been 1000
bales prices are irregular, but still favor buyers. Strict
middling 3D. the outside rate Coax has declined 70 55
cents FLOUR declined 10 81 CO. Rio CoFFEE, sales 2 900
bags to ~ cents-stoCk 20 900 bags BACON sides
quoted cents and shoulders cents MoLAssEs 2l TO
q cents. FREIGHrs finn and ships scarce.
CHARLESTON, Dec 5-Sales COTTON yesterday 1900
bales at 81 to 81. Prices unchanged.
CINCINNATI Dec 3--1here have been sales to-day of
1900 bbs. MISS Pork at ZIG 50lssl6 10. Hoes
handed Sc 80. FLOUR quoted at ~ o. and is active.
PROVIDENCE, Dec -CoTToN-SHes of the week light
% irregular rates WooL-There lie fair demand for all
Kinds, and at advanced rates Sales of the week $4,000 10
PRINTING CLoTnsThe market is brisk, snd prices buoy
ant OF the sales 1000 pieces sold Il be made 60S6i
plump, sc. The sales for the week are 1850 pieces
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PuI,.,EIPuIA MARxrTs-Safurdau. Dec.

-'d1I0I0H1i
4fhc untayorable state of the weather to-day mostly
pended out of door business and there but little bnsne
doing The scarcity OF vessels and the high rates OF freight
srurFs The CoTToN market is dull LEGO bbls of Flour
cold for export IS l2 Small lots for the supply of the
retailers and bakers sell at S. l2a IS 25 and extra at - 30
demand, and 2oo bbs Pennsylvania sold at 80 30 pbb
There is but little WHEAT Offering, and holders demand sn
advance. We quote white az 81 l60Sl H. lot OF South
red sold at 81 y y bushel No further sales of RYE
CoeN dull and ranges fom 55Qosc. for new yellow, &C
coidng ynes with sales OF 1000 bushels at the latter
quotation. A cargo OF Southern OATS sold at Ac- and
some Pennsyiyani at isc. y bushel CLovERsEED is less
ectiye-saes at S. IS FLAxsEED is and in demand
WHISKY is dpllsalos Of bbs ct gGTlc., hhas at &c.
and druds at 2oo.
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s Duchesse dOTeans aed yesterday for san Francs
not Havre, as erroneously reported
bark Hove from Bangor Nc with lumber. lays
anchor al Iiler'. Island. bound TO the Ciiy.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-09
Three DAYS from New York.

r HAyE lust opened a magnificent assortment Of
FRENCH EMBRoDERIEs, purchased in
New York last week. consisting ,of Worked Muslin
Collars of the newest styles from loc upto Sc; Mus
lin Sleeves and Cuffs new shapes and patterns Embd:
Chemisetts plain and fled Swiss Edgings and lnser-
tings Cambria do. in great abundance. 20 dozen
Cambria Hdks Also, complete stook of Bonnet,
Neck and Cap RIBBONS, selected from the latest
French Importaons; black Velvet Ribbons all widths
colored do, for Trimmings.
also had the good fortune to receive 35 boxes and
bales Of DRY GOODS before the destruction OF the
Congaree Bridge the contents of which are now open
and ready Tor public inspection They consist OF white,
red and yellow Flannels Kerseys sattnets jeans
Tweeds and Cassimeres Plaid Lnscys; Cotton Stripes,
bleached and brown Homespuns and shcetings; loo
pieces of fast colored CALICOES together with gen
eral assortment of FALL AID WINTER GOODS,
all of which are offered at my usual small profits
Sent % JAMES WILSON.
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SAIE'E. EEOET,

LATE OF THE FIRM OF sAML uoYT CO., SAVANNAH, GA
WoULD announce to his friends that he has re-
w moved to Charleston. S. G., No. l49 East Bay,
where he is prepared to do general Commission busi
ness and furnish to ORDER at all times, any articles
from the North or South that may be wanted for the
usual commission rs well receive and sell the same
And pledge myself thot all business entrusted to my
care shall receive such attention will insure similar
manifestation of their good will, not doubling that my
acquaintance with Northern and Southern markets will
enable me to do well any, and better than many
Also, dealer in Butter Cheese, Plaster, Marble Dust
Ccmen:, Lime and Hair.
And Agent for sundry Machine Manufactures, North
and South as well as Sas G. Ierrngs Fire ProofSafcs
Georgia and French Burr Mil Stones; all Of which
will be furnished on short notice, and at manufacturers
prices.
Cash paid at all times for Wool, Green, Sailed and
Dry Hides Deer and Sheep Skins Shipping Furs Bees
wax Rags, Rope Cuttings Sea Island Cotton Seed and
Florida Moss Also, Southern Tanned Leather in the
Rough. Terms Cash invariably. Refers to the citi-
zcns of Savannah generally.
Sept L f3 3m.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-09
ELECTION NOTICE.
State of South -Carolina--Kershaw Distric

Office ofhe Courtof General Sessions and Common Pcs
l. NJ. NAUllN, Clerk of said Court in pursuance Of
the directions Of the act of the Legislature in such
made and provided do hereby give public notice. that
an election for SHERIFF Of KcrSlaw District will be
held on Monday the 29th day o. November next at
the usual places Of election throughout the said Dis
trict to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation
Of the present incumbent
Witness my hand, at Camden, this fourth day Of Oc-
tobcr, 4. D. 1852
NJ. NAUDIN, C. G. s. scr
MANAGERS.
Camden: Samuel L. Capcrs, John J. Workman and
James /. Villcpigue.
Curcton's Mill: Frederick Bowen John Motley and
J. P Richbourg.
Flat Rock: James Fletcher W. G. Kirkland and
Jesse Trusdcl.
Buffalo, William Mungo James n. Sawcll and La
ban Ferguson.
Lizenbys: L. ". R. Blair, Daniel Bcthunc and James
Bell.
Shrock's Mill: B. T Mccoy, Henry Ratcliff and
Samuel Smith.
Liberty Hill: John Brown, Hugh Summcrvlc and
Wiley Patterson.
Goodwyn's Store: James Love, Richard Drakcford
and William Clyburn.
The Polls to be open onc day at all the places Man.
ayers TO meet at Camden on the Wednesday following
count the votes and declare the election.
Polls to be opened at O'Clock, A. NJ, and closed at
o'clock, p NJ, with convenient intervals. The box,
vessel bag to be scaled up when the posarc closed
and not to be opened eXcepto to count the votes at the
regular time and place A. A. lI2l, 3 Stat. l3G.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-09
DEPARTED FRIENDS.

Forget not the dead who have loved who have left US
Who bend ocr us now from their bright homes above
But believe never doubt that the God who bcrct US
Permits them to minge with friends they still love-
Repeat their fond words and their noble deeds cherish
Speak pleasantly Of them who left US in tears
From lips their dear names or their joys should not
perish,
While time bears our feet through the valley Of tears
Dear friends of our youth, cease to remember
The last look of life and the owwhispcrcd prayer?
OH cold be our hearts, as the ice of December,
When loves tablets record no rcmembranccr there
Then forget not the dead who are ever more nigh us
Still floating sometimes near our drcamhaunted bed:
In the oncest hour, in the crowds they are by u.s.
Forget not the dead, oh! forget not the dead!
MNEMOSYNE.